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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-29

Your correspondent was in Cotton
Gale recently and found the pe0ne
there on their toes and head no
talking of their new railroad stalking
OF the depot and selling adjoining
lots. They pointed to their side
tracks full of cars loaded with steel
rails and are going to have trains
running from COttOndale to DOthad
forthwith. It did look like business.
and if the B. c. & st. A don't get
a little more move" on them they
may have to take a back seat.
The people here were very much
pleased with the position taken By
The Journal In regard to the needs
and possibilities OF St. Andrews
Pensacola is a great maritime city
and if she had another railroad size
would have been twice as greq-
But with her natural advantages and
advanced position she will be a5Ir
to hold her own. There has nove-
been any commercial demand for ths
improvement of the inlet to St An
drews Bay for there was NOTHING
there but cOastwise trade, but now
that several railroads are cenferra
there a reasonable demand will BE-
made for it's improvement.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-29

plying the farmers with quantities OF
guanO and from all appearances farm
ers are in good shape and planting
will be done on time.
The DeFunlak and Northern road is
doing a, lively business hauling lum
Der, guano and freight. They ran al
excursion from here to DeFuniak on
Saturday last and many of our citi
zens, white and black, took advantage
OF the cheap rate and attended the
old soldiers meeting.
Mr.. Tom Adams, Of Troy, Ala. spent
few days here last week look'ne
over his interest in the turpentine bus.
mess.
Mr., R. H. Adams, of Hammond, La.
has made several visits here lately
looking into his interests.
Mr.. VIM. II. Goodwin, wife and in.
fant daughter are visiting his father,
J. E. Goodwin.
The Misses Goodwin, Essie, Lillian
and Maud, spent several DAYS of last
week at DeFuniak in attendance on
the Chautaudua.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l. Gressett took
In the ChautauqUa last week.
Master Wallace B. Goodwin, four
teen year old son Of J. f. Goodwin.
was tallying for a gang of hands weed
ing boxes on last Thursday. While
wedding in a very thick place one OF
the hands almost walked on a very
large tiger wild cat and Immediately
gave the alarm, down went hoes and
the negroes scattered in all directions
Wallace came home at once and Mr..
Goodwin and several other gentlemen
with guns and dogs went out to try
and find the cat, but the dogs would
not take the trail. Wild cats are do
ing good deal Of damage to sheen.
They are numerous in this section of
country. When Mr.. Goodwin got ont
10 where the hands were wedding
hoes could be found scattered ali
around where the frightened negroes
left them in their mad fright. The
only way they could be induced to
work there was by Mr.. Good
win promising to stay with them with
gun in hand and shoot the cat on
sight.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-29
BELIEVED THAT DAVIDSON
WAS ACCIDENTALLY KILLED

1t is now the impression among
those residing at Milton and especial
ly those acquainted with the circum-
stances, that the death of William
Davidson, Jr:, which occurred Sunday,
was an accident, and that he did not
commit suicide
A gentleman who was in the city
yesterday, and who is connected with
the family, stated that the belief now
is that the young man was walking
alongside the railroad track when he
stumbled and fell, the wheels of the
train striking his jaw, and breaking
his neck. The deceased had been out
driving during Sunday with members
of his. family. and was in the best Of
spirits. and there was -Hofreason why
he should commit such rash act.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-29
MILLIGAN
Social ID The journal.

4
Milligan, Mar 2S-Fhe Scotch
Manufacturing Co.'S. mill here is run.
ming on full time.
Mr.. w. c. MCLAUGHLIN Of Flora!a,
was with us d short while yesterday
attending to business.
Mr.. G. Joyner of Pensacola is
with us inspecting lumber for the w.
S. KeyseP Co.
Misses Lizzie and Christian Nc
Donald. who have been teaching the
public school here have completed
the term and left for DeFunialt
Springs, last evening.
Miss Faulk, who was badly injured
by her fathers house blowing down
during the storm last week is slow
ly improving.
Mrs Jack Bishop was bitten on
the lip by some poisonous insect
Wednesday night last, which pro-
Ouced unusual swelling about the
head and neck. The physicians in at
tendance are beginning to believe
blood poisoning has set in.
Charlie Mcleod. Mr.. ]. A. Harris
popular bOokkeeper, visited DeFuniak
Sunday.
Mr.. Bill Milligan of Andalusia is in
town and speaking of building
small saw min near here.
So many new families of the Scotch
Manufacturing Cos. employees have
moved here that the company has
found it necessary to construct two
comfortable cottages just south of
the L. & n. r. r. to accommodate
all of them.
Farmers are still hauling fertilizer
and beginning to plant their crops
for another year.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-29
{ n THUSIAS TIC
MEETING Of
THE ELKS
Held Last Night, When Max ].
Heinhefg Was Chosen Ex-
allied Ruler.

The Pensacola Lodge OF Elks held
lts annual election of officers last
night at the club rooms, and from al
reports 1t was an interesting session
The attendance was unusually
large, and l,ome of the members who
had not visited the club rooms fo1
months past were among those pres
ent.
The principal interest in last
nights meeting was centere4' in the
race for Exalted Ruler, the other
elections being unanimous. The new
officers are as follows:
Exalted Ruler-Max. J. Heinberg.
Esteemed Leading Knight-Henry
Jeudevine.
E.teemed Loyal Knight, James A.
White.
Esteemed Lecturing Knight. G..
Aymard.
Secretary-V. J. Vidal.
Treasurer-Gib Fell.
Representative-GeO. w Turton.
Alternata-Max L. Bear.
Trustee-Max L. Bear.
Two new candidates were initiated
and the event was greatly enjoyed
by all. After tho meeting lunch was
served.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-29
HANGED TO MUSIC.
Doomed Man Sang 'I Want to BE an
Anger" With the Crowd.

Doomed Man Sang CT Want to BE an
Anger" With the Crowd.
ain the early days Of Wyoming,
when there were but a few churches
and many attractions Of law, a man
Of the name Of BarstOw, who never
knew fear and was a devout Christian.
was elected to the Office Of sheriff, -
said a citizen Of that state. "Soon
after Barstow entered upon the duties
Of his Office a man was convicted for
a capital crime.
"The fact that there was no minister
within reach preyed upon the mind Of
the sheriff, who undertook to supply
the lack by holding an hours Bible
reading in the condemned mans cell
and praying with him. As the time
for the hanging approached Barstow
became possessed with the fear that
he had not acquitted himself Of the
spiritual responsibility devOIving upon
MIN and devised programme that
was new and unique. After the victim
OF the laws mandate was placed upon
the platform and everything was in
readiness the sheriff prayed long and
fervently. Then he called for some one
to start a hymn, and a man near the
platform began the only one he know,
1 Want to Be an Angel in which the
prisoner Joined.
AS the last verse was sung the sher-
IN busted himself adjusting the moose.
and Immediately upon its conclusion
the trap was sprung"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-29
CHIPLEY
Social ID The journal.

Chipley, Mar. 28.-Postmaster J.
5. Alley, has made some much need
ed improvements at the office. HAVING
ADDED large case of combination
lock boxes, a stamping table and a
public writing desk. The business Of
the Office is increasing rapidly. The
business is naturally large as the
Office handles all the mail for thirty
one star route Offices, including
Vernon, the county seat. This
makes a great deal of work that does
rot show on the surface and the staff
of the Office deserve great credit for
handing the work so satisfactorily.
Mr.. E. s. Cravens, of Pensacola,
visited the city last week. His fam
lily lived here quite a while and his
friends were pleased to see him
again
Spring is quite backward. The
ground is cold ana damp and plant.
ing is much delayed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-29
The Father of science.

Hippocrates is looked upon by anat-
Omists as the Father of the science,
He died in ST. B. C. The modern sci
ence began in Italy in the thirteenth
century, The first anatomical plates,
designed to show the size and relative
position of the bodily organs, were pre-
pared and colOred by Titan. All the
great painters and sculptors have been
careful students Of anatomy. Michael
Angelo, Raphael and Leonardo da Vim.
ci were noted for their anatomical re
searches.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-29
James LicI<'s Test.

This is told of James Lick, the &C.
centric San Francisco millionaire, who
founded the famous observatory bear
Ing his name. When taking any one
into his service he always asked the
person to plant a tree upside down
the roots in the air, the branches I'm,
derground. If there were any protest
the man was at once sent away. Lick
saying that he wanted only men who
would obey orders strictly.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-29
$4,000 REWARD

$4,000 reward will be paid for the
arrest and delivery to the sheriff of
Walton county, one Charlie Renols
a negro. Description: Height < feet
10 or II inches; weight about 1s0 or
10 pounds; bright mulatto with med.
ium, large eyes. Has scar on INNER
lip to the right of nose and when last
seen he wore blue faded jumper.
oYeralls, a gray cap, new pair of No
fine sharp toed shoes. Reward to
be paid by J. A. Richbourg & Co
CrestYiew, Fla.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-29
PRINTERS
UNION LABEL.

Do you endorse Organized
Labor not only BY words,
but more substantially bv
employing It?
This Label on your PRINTING
shows that you do.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-29

No pills is as pleasant and positive
a DeWitt's Little Early Risers. These
Famous Little Pills are so mild and
effective that children, delicate ladies
and weak people enjoy their cleansing
effect, while strong people say they
are the Sest liver pills sold. Never
grippe.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-29
"WTTHoUT A PAIN"

whites Mary Shelton, of Poplar
bluh, Mo-, " ] c@n do my homework,
although, before taking CARDUI, two
doctors had done me no good. ! can
ruthfully say was cured by Cardui
] want every suffering lady to know Of
this wonderful medicine. %
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-29
WRITE Us ALTER

freely and frankly, in StrioteSt eoufd-
enee, telling us al your symptoms and
troubles. We VIII send free advice
On plain seGied envelope, how to
cure them. AddreSSs Lstes' Advisory
Dept, To ChNttanooga Meieine Co.,
Cmtnnooga, Tenn.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-29
A Safe Cough Medicine for childre

A Safe Cough Medicine for Children
In buying a cough medicine for chill
dren never be afraid to buy Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. There is no
danger from it and relief is always
sure to follow" 1t is especially valu-
able for colds Group and wnooping
cough. For sale by all druggists.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-31
UN NUEVO BANCO

Ea Las saQuinAa N. Z. de les ca
lies Tetusn , San Justo 90 he establs'
cido, hacs poeoG diAs, una nusva casa
bApeAria, que % una Hueursal impor'
Isnts del UNION BANK OF HALIFAX
Fate psri6dieo, en- 90 primers p&RiuA,
puh'is6 vAriAs veees 81 anuusio de ssts
BRANCH, que emprsnde sua negce!oS
con fuertes reeursos y eontribuirk,
desds luego, Al adslanAo eaon6nieo "a
nue. tra isla, aporiando IN podsrosc
GonIIngsnls Al numsrArio ca sircu.
lAsl6u,
UNION BANK OF HALIFL J
posss nm AetIvo de mas DIS - 0O0, OoC
de dollars , tisns lrsintA , ssis "a
cursslss sn CanadE } pnA On Trinidad
En Puerto Rico rseihil 4 dsp6sitos
eemprark } vspdsrA giroa, hsrk "a
bros "a 81 Interior J On 81 ssIsrior DE-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-31
NUtVO VANCO

Con un capital elective dc $3.50, 00O
= un exssso de mas de $4,000, 90 ins.
talar& densro do rosos dias On Pitts
burg, Pennsylva ania, IN tStablscimien
10 bansArio cue eonssrvArG AbiertAs
aus pnsrtAs para el I6blieo { tods
hora del dia J dc 10 noshs.
81 ensSyo hscho con este gSnsrc
do inatiluoionss on New York, ha ds-
do tan sAlisfactorios resultAdos, Qre
90 proysstA seguir sl sismplo do 10
meIr6poli On las grandes eiudadss d.
los E,tAdoA Unidos Pisishurg ha si-
do la primsrA On adoptAr el aiats.
ma.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-31
HOTIC|As De ARECIBO

AGOSTO 29.~-El domingo % rsu
hlbrnn Las di,nntas somisiones para
llsvar & eAbo oil UroysCIa do 10 insta
laci6n de un hip6dromo en- estA ciu
dad, rein Ando 81 mSynr antusissmo, 4
I'm de que sea un hsshl 81 citsdo pro
sssso, para 10 euAl "a 90 estL en- Was
de Arrglo para 10 adQuisiei6n de los
Ssrrsnos en- qua hG do ser levAntade
Iquel.
-El diA 81 del preGenie mes vsncs
81 plsso para sl psgo de las contrihu-
c!onss; delpuGs dc csc dfA % pIgari
IN rtcArgo del uno por cieuto. A pa
Sar por la Colssturia los que no Quis
ran psgAr el resargol
-Hanta 81 DIS 6itImo de este mea
20 hi prorrcgsdo Ii inEoripei6n de
electoYes,
Ell aeror FsrrsraS, hpnotlEsdor,
pisnsA daE una function en- este teatro,
uando & sonocer Va los curi0aos ex
perimsntos de sugesti6n.
-Ha eontraido mEtrimonio or
asia oiudAd sl ssnor don Ramon y 9
thos. con la IeroritA Msrcsdsa TullA
-Pronto visitArk sats tsStro o
ts1or LA PrelA con 81 OuAdro lfriet
baIlable J otrAs novedGdeJ.
-vuslvs 6 agltarSs 10 idea de Ii
sreIei6n de una Gaia de All orros sr
snta eiudAd y Al tfseto SO ha dsaiguA
do una scmili6n para Qus redAets 9
RsglHmsnto.
Ell lureS es.ehg6 Ssai6n Gxtrsor
d.nBria este eoncs:o munislpa' ,tcmAn
uols vArios lcrerdos.
Para sl prtIlmO IAhAdo Annnsi
IA primera fanolGn sl hIpp0t 1kdo
asnor Fsrrsi g.
Eel Alsaldl be oEds edo sl pag
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-31
DESDE ADJUNTAS
UItimo dia de inscripciones.
Mayoria unionista resuIta
abrumad0ra.
COBIAN RIVERA
COBIAN RIVERA
Su can didstura para Delega"
do q la Camara. No acep-
to. o.-Corte Mpl. de Ponce

Fl Is do los eorrientss, 6ltimo diA
do inacripc pciopes, se inserihjeron On
ssta Villa 43. U aionistas por 1o Rspu.
blieAnos.
nj un solo skbado durante oil res
riodo do insert peicnes, pudieron nusai
tros adverssrios obtener mayorfa.
sismprs sncimona 10 Union. En-
estss alscc.onss 81 % verda5, eoDo 90
dice ahors, que sno hey pG el guara.
guo.s
-Ss citrran las inserip0ionsa con
una ma AyorfA do Si4 votos q favor de 10
Uni6n.
Es ssRuro que tendrsmos ia ex-
pl6ndida vistoris.
In lechuss eatk aqui do CApa esi.
do. Q 10 IL sierra 10 ses ligera.
Dos mil unioniatAs de Adj untas
| emps hkbanss On llsvar & las urnAs pA
, 70 De s'egsdo q 10 CanarA por el DiA'
trito dc Agusdilla, al distinguido com
patriots, alma equf del pArtido, don
joss CobiAn Rivera.
ri snlusiasmo era grAnde; psro q
Ultima hora este amigo resolvi6 no
aceptar d!cho cargo, resoluei6n que
ha sido muy sentida. pueE % seguro
que el ssfor CobiAn hub!era laborado
desde aqusl alto pussto por sl progre'
20 do este pueblo.
-En 10 d'tlma vista que giro 4
esta poblAei6n 10 Corte Nunieipal dc
Ponce, faeron Condsnados por aquel
Tribunal tres repubiicanos que ss ins'
leribieron irAudulensAmsnts.
lY los veydaderos sulpablesf
Esos no aparesen. Laboran en lA
sombrs, y desde ID aombra hicsn de-
Iho.
| CORRESPoNSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-31

pAis, y, en- sd DEPARTAMENro Dt
AHoRRos sdmiIirk dsp6silos de IN
dollar en- AdslsnGs. dsvepgAndo inte
rsasa Al upo de 1 Dor leo anuAl, emf
liGadoss esft hcadoa de dep6sito que
de seguro sean eot'SableE 4 IL pAr sn
los plszos msreAntilss de la isla.
Tuvimos sl gusto de resibir 10 vi
sits de Mr.. A. D. Mac Res, inapeetor
de la casa principal, que visne q Pusr'
TO Rico para preSiiir la orgAniEA.
ei6n de los nsgocioS, , de Mr. John D.
LsGwH, cue "a sl director del branch
& que aludimos Estoa eaballsros
trssn la lntensi6n de prnps1dsr sn 70.
do 10 potib!s 81 progrsso general.
dsntro de lA peculiar stfsrA de sua
operAeiouss,
Dsssamos Ela nusvA GAIA de ban
o. los FsioEes lx.t.s,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-31
UNA INVESTIGATION

Hsee p0cos dias fG6 pr&etic ada
una invsstIg asi6n er Ia Subs eoleoturia
del Dorado y segdn el runner ptblico,
90 encontr6 un dsfAleo en- 10 csiA de
AquellA Sub colsetulfs.
81 ESQ GO asf, cresmos que "a eae
Sub solsstor dsbs estar dsstitufdo ,
proessAdo y 81 no eR asf, dsbe dArse
10 publioidsd ei informs del oHCiAl d.
10 TssoTsriA que prActle6 la invsatiga'
si6n, & tn de que On lA opinion ! d blicS
nd autrs msnosaabo 81 prsstigio dol
funeIonario Aludido.
PLACIDo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-31
CAND|DATURAS
o.Rojo. .-Toa- Alta
bella. Candidaturas muhi.
cipaIes votadas.
sENORES ELECTOS
SENORES ELECTOS
Renovation de las Juntas 10.
Gales. .--Juntas Escolares de
los tres pueblos.

CEn CAbo Roio result6 triunfants
sl 70 do Agosto Ii sjguisnte sandida
tura por el partido Union de Puerto
Riec:
Para AlcAlde, don Antonio Flsi
tas Oolberg, por unanimidad.
Para Coneei ales, don Juan Migus
del Toro. .don Juan Pav6n Alvarez
don Fslix Rodriguez, don Emetsric
Ramirez Marty. don Busnavsnsurs
Psg6n, don Pedro ]. Bsrsngnsr, dor
Euripidss Silva.
Para Junta Essolar, don Emstsrit
Ramirsz Crux, don Rodolfo Colberg
don Gavino Guillanis.
Ia Isabsla ha triuntado 10 siguien
TO eandidatura:
Para Alsalde, don Emilio GonzA
lez.
Para Conssialss, don Jose 8. G
Chavez, don Ffansisao Abrsu, dol
Antonio G Gsigel Paredss, don Eduardo
Qusvedo, don jose OArdona Piqust.
Para Junta de Iustruesi6n, doc
tor don Vicente Rours, don Antonio
G Igsl Euares, don OAvaldo K, do II
Rosa
Com'te Local: don Antonio Gel
gel Paredes, don Eduardo q lsve1o
don Jose CardonA PiQuet, don Ran
dolfo Abreu, don Vicente Rours
En ToA alta result6 triuntants Il
aiguients:
Para Alealds, don RieArio Roel
Para Concsiales. don Antonio Lo
poe Salgado. don Justo Morales Nj
rauds, don Crisapto suoret, don Ms
riano HERNIA dex, don Dsifin Fl .rnGr
DEE.
Para Junta Local, don Pedro r.
mon Morales, don Cesar Romero, do
Antonio Chiues.
Comit6 Local; Presidents honors
rio, don Antonio Lopez SA'gsdoi Pr
sidsnts efsstivo, don Crisanto Sucret
Secretario, DON MODESTO ArchiIls
Voeales, don Arturo Lopez, don Fe
lix Monelova, don Virgilio Morales
don RieArdo Roes, don Manuel vAl
lls, don Mariana Hernandez, don N
co'Al HevillS, don Gers 10 Persx.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-31

IL carretsrA LGnsro 4. pienaA renun'
clar, daees 90 10 coloque On dichs plA'
80 para la ouAl 20 eonsiderA con ap.
titudes,
En- 10 of sin@ de OhrAs Pdhlieaa
20 eisctu6 aver la subassa para au-
minissro do pis1rA sriturAdA con des.
,ino 4 10 conservation repairs Oi6n
de las earrstsrAs de 10 islS. Las pro.
oosieiones por metro euAdrA1o 4 actaA'
ran entire sO.96 10 menor J % % la
mae alta.
~Ss han ipscrIto en- sl Rsgistro
Civil de Ssn Juan, los nae mlsotos de
Jorge Alfonso y Molina y Rafasl
Amedor Toro , Molina , jose Con.
xAb Ramo,s y lAu dstarctones dc
Jou6 valsnsia y Fouee de Leon. Pau
la Dolores F4rnaudex , BArIola An.
dino , Calder6n.
~JAsinto Gorla'tx b. aldo en-
plsado por el inspector viSisro de
Obraa Pdhlisas de CaguAs, como vi
RllAn1s del rolo L6mero ;
FL Superintsndents do sscuslAs
de Csguas, Mr., RsiChard, 80 sncuen'
TIA en- San Juan dasde aver.
-HN soliciGAdo un mes dc lieeneia
81 ipspeetor del seusducIo de Sen
Juan don Santis 60 Sifts.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-31
MAESTROS RURALEs

30 snunsiA para los dies 10, II y
IL DO Heptiembre prtximo 10 eslshrA'
ci6n de extmeneG para mAestros rurA.
lesy graduadoS para 10 obtenei6r
del diplcmA del 90 grado.
Stgtu las reglss del manual d.
exkmsnsa, las aolioisudss dsbsn sel
dirgidAs al Huperintendsnta del dis
Arito donds el aApirAnte desss sxami
narsa Los que aprohAron AIgunaI
asignaturas en- sl mes de Easro, s6lc
tendrkn que txImiuArss de les que ls'
tAlssn para eonssguir 10 lissnOia 8 o.
Diploma.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-31
De TODAS Parties
Ia carne de- cabaIIo, busu
soIlpedo para Ia alimenta-
ci6n del genero humane
La HlPOFAGIA
la HlPOFAGIA
En- el sig,o VIII, Ell papa pro.
b bio allmentarse con car
mes de <Perlas fnass.

A pessr de que ca muehas cApi.
tales suropsas, 90 OK aende pdblisamen.
10 earne de eAbAllo On los mereAdos
y aunque On Algunss sxiateu IN hsata
matsdsros de cAbsllos, % 10 sisrto,
que sl smsleo do este solfpedo On la
alimentaci6n. no arrA'ga On los pus'
bios sivilixados. 30 hs Qusrido ex'
plisar esta repugnarela por motives
do higisps; psro esta sxplisasi6nss no
tisns ningdn valor, pussto que muchos
pusblos del Asia central y sisrtas tri'
bus amerieanas. eonsumsn muehs car.
no do eabalio. y. sin embargo. no pa
dsssn mas entsrmsdsdss que nosotros.
Tampoeo puede deeirss que sl no 90
mar dieha sarne son porQus proeeda
do animales enfeEmos, puesto que, On
los mataderos legalmente sstablsci.
dos, solo 90 sacrifiean ssballos sanos
La sausa % On realidAd, muy diatinta
y de sarAstsr puramsrts rsligioso.
Cuendo el eristianismo empes6
sxtsudsras por Europa, 10 mayor par
10 dc los pushlos basbaros gus exits
Man en- esta parte del mundo, praeti.
eaban ID hipcfagla. Pero, ~ porqus
los eabAllos no tusrAn fAeiles do cd
quirir, 8 ~ porqus 4 aus dueil9s lel
disgusiAss desprendsrss de sllos,
aQuslla eostumbrs habia dsiAdo d.
ser tan general como algunos Gig 'oi
antss, y solo 80 segufa con OCCASION d.
graudss solemnidadss religiosas. =
sabAllo. animal ssgrado para los pri
miaivos europeoB. ers aasrifeado
los doses, y dsspuGs somido.
Atepdisndo 4 ssiAs raxonss, cusn
do San BonifAcio 90 hsllabS evanes
uSando en- Alemonia, sn el siglo VIII
sl papa 10 orden6 que prohibisse ter
minantsmente 10 hipotsgiA 4 los eris
s.Anoa de aQuel pals, con sl an do qui
tar todo rscusrdo dc los sacsi6sio
psgAuos, y todo rssto Do aupersIiaio
nos ldolAtriCAs.
Ii prohibition 90 sxiendi6 pronit
& Otros paiaes. y On POGO tiempo. que
do somstido & ella TODD sl orbs eris
siano, qus dssde squel nomsrto con
aider6 IL eArna do eAhallo como oomi
uA impropiA de gsDtes oultAs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-31

AgcUio q de / ,Ns.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-31
BANDA De BENtF|CENCIA

ProRrAmA de las piszAs que 10.
cara 10 Banda do Nifios do B anensan-
ole, sl aAbado 10 De Ssptiembrs ca los
jaFdinen del edihsio.
/. Paao doble sEl Portugu6s Tin
shad:s (sstreno1 Vth do, 2. Polks
4Ttse Little Naido from Schools.
Th.o Moses, 3. Sslsesl6u souba Ii
bres, LsursudsAu. 4. Duo dc Baios
ds IL opera sLuidA de Cham6DS, Doui-
sstti. s. NAxurka q Aaf eres ii %
satreno) V,fll DAnxE sEi PsFro
ohiucD, Romsn. Hlmno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-31
GARTAs 0ETENIDAs
Continuaei6n de la lista que empe
xsmos & publiear aver.

Continuation dc la lisiA que empe
Xsmos { publiear aver.
Rodriguez VAll6a Manuel, Rivers
Crrz, Roman IgnScio, Roaado Rpgra
ela, RodrfgusE Pfo, Rodrigoes Pstro-
ne, Ramon Lucas. RosAdo Eugraeia
Sanchez kArcelo. Smith Milton,
saldAnA Caledonia, Sanchez Frarcls
90, Saba Pspe, segurani JoseiA.
Trigo G rArdo 2 Tuney r, Ulsru
MBgdAlens.
VAleuciA Guillermo. VI1ousz Rs
mon, Wall FtArrk, Woods Alber-
TO.
de haberea dc los smpleAdol do sitl
Mupicipio sorrssPondisI ts 81 mes SO
tual de Agosto.
coRREsPoNSAL
ATssibc, Agoulo de 1905.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-05-11
How He Did 1t.

The crop recently sold by Col. Jack
Chinn, which averaged $15.85 has at
tracted much attention Here is how
he says it was raised: After the
tobacco was topped and the suckers
were two or three inches long, all the
suckers were carefully reno we'd except
the one next to the top. This was al
lowed to grow till just before cutting,
when it was removed. When cut, the
leaf was exceedingly tender, and he
did not allow the sun to strike it. 1t
was cut at or after shutdown and at
once removed to shelter" Col. Chinn
says this method is what produced his
fine crop of cigarette tobacco.