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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19
KOTIS COSMOPOL|TAS
La estatua de Verdi. LEON.
CavaIlo en- Carnegie Hall.
En- Ell campo poIitico.
>ClGl0N EN- CUBA
Cor fSrer cia international so.
bre telegraffa sin hilos.
81 doctor Van Ness.

A msdlaioA dc O,subrs krsusucla.
mos In gran aarAda levada & tfsctc
por 5000 tta 'aro', que marehAror
celds Washing on SQusre, bsjo o.
srco de Wa hington, S. Ayenids
hsasa Sherman Square, sn BtoadwAy
y ealle II. donds habia do descubrlrae
% sststuR del c6 sbe scmpcaisor Yer
ldi. Velrh bGndaI dc n d.ies smsni'
zsbAu el seto, eissutando vib:antss
msschl', c7mpuelias por sQuel genlo
musisal.
Ua pso.6n de policfa m }ntsds
ibA vsng lardiar s'g 'i6ndola 81 dea
taeAmsnio dc $50 marinos dsI huo "
ce guerra iisliAno sEssore FlerAmos
cas. DaspLeE aeguiaa varias soeisda
dea miiitAres, fgurApdo ca prime q
lfnsa Ia SoalsdAd do GAribaldI, caves
mitm ros lpefau pintoreacss un,for
mss rcios y crises Luego vsnia Ia
<soeietA seiiloao,s son trsjss dc ma,
rint
Tfas lss &C sCcisdadss milisarss des.
hlsbAn las sosiedAdea clviles con nu'
mercsoa estardastes, que 10 brIsa
'sgitsba auavemenis. A renRl6n 40.
guido dIvlla Ass ls ieresra ssscion de
10 psradR, eomEuesta de earrusiss
ocupadts por hermoaas dlmAs vssr.
das dc blatco con rosas on los cabs.
.lIoI, Tot fi1s y areiAnos Que no
podian N archar pc
Ell Sherman SQuAre dsacub bri6ae
sl monumento on honor do Gluseppe
Verdi, on preaencia, por 10 menos do
disz mil EersonAs. La orQutstR com
plata del Metropolitan 0Ie:a House
20 hAllAbA pgesente, all como un coro
do eicnto sincuentR voees, que, des.
pues do las sersmoniAu del ac.c
aeonpAdd en 40 seeionss do al LON
bArdis tNAblo:si b,io Ia direction
del Etfior Arturo Vigna
Uhlizsss un globo sspNvo para
descubrir Ia sStAtua. Al m amo item
20 Sc ccharon volSr vArias palo.
mas, Fate ineldsrts Goa record0 &
Nee.
La eaiaiua del gran oomposlsor
% dc mArmol do CsrrAra, con bGas do
granite; alredsdor 20 de.tAcan cuAsro
hgurAs npieas de ma mol blsneo: Ois
10. Aids. FAlat fl y FofxA del DelAl.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19
B0sRDIAS HOUSE

CAlle o., ndmsro los, oesse, New
York, siiio muy eSntrieo. Pr6ximc
a subway, ( l0a elsvsdoa. & los sArror
sl@ctrIsos do Amsterdam, Columbus,
Brodwsy, 7ay % avenida. Mug serss
del hosel kGrie AatOinstts, donds ssta
81 Club lbsro GmerlcGno, A aiese ouadrAa
del cOetor HennR, Casa ampIia J ele
gauts CoeinA amsrleAuA y espaflo'
. InstslSel6n eompletRmsnts nusva,
TFss bs6os Pidsnss informss 1 Ia
sdminiaifaei6n De La DEMOCRAolA
Aurora Marin.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19

El EecrsIaTi1 de Estado Mr. Eli
hu Root, en- el 6nieo discurEo Que ha
pror uasiAdo y pronunsisr& en- tcds
Ia assual eAmpsfia po i.icS, ttas6 VIC
lentamente al propietarlo del sN' y
York Journ&l.s Mr.. WIllism r.
Hearts.
DIio Mr.. Root que sus mpnlfsssA
cones bel ~ O. complete apoyo dsl
PreEidepte Rcossve
Nr, Root elogi6 ss'urossmarts oil
csndidsio republissno Hr Chxrlss
Z, Hlghss, Anupcisndo gus Mr.. Roo
seve lie hAbfa rsve'sdo svdentaa de
eos de 10 sIecci6n do Mr.. Highs pa
ra sI e&rgo de Gohe nader.
-<Puedo dsei:os -ag!ss6 Il ee'
crstarto Root -son aut1ridAd abaolu'
Ia del Presidents R1osevsI, cue 81
etimR al proEistkfio del IN W Y0i k
Jour- as IN b IN bre inaastx para keF
G lbernSdor; Mr.. HEARST ct w h,m
brs que no ha h.sh en- fu vida una
deelatasi6n sinsera, eirn iemEgoGo
movIdo solSmeute impulsos de SD
tg )ismo propie; hombrs que sol, men
10 esta trAtando dc Eng Ear 4 los irts
Ices nsbkikdoses ce NV Y1 k con
a6rms eiopss fAlras euyAu bases, &
su VIZ, 10 acp.s
Hab Mr.. Foot txtssnERmeaie de-
las dec araeiones b ehAs Gu ndo tl
sassinaso do, ex retidtnse Mo Klniey
On las cualel 10 v!tlpsrAbA iguomi
niosAmepts OIL e,iAdo TX Presidents.
-sDsspt 81 do c1nooidoH essoG hs'
ehos -sgreko Mr.. Root nSda 90 de
sxtrAfo que un homhre da esrebto &c
bill como CzolgoIz, eontessSra & tems
iantes impulroI
ISL queda s'guuo de squtl cs que
AmAhan Mr. ks K Qley -ecntinp6 Mr.
Rot 7od a hsbsr trsb'ja1o,ea que
vsan eeL 8 .lilfacsI6n que 50 anibu'
ysn b nores & IN n mhrs que no slt&
lin 2io. mei>r th), eLvuelo en- las
snieb "a del misistio delasesinaso de-!
ex Pre- iense AsKln'9!? Nc, no 10
habrls
HAblsrdo eapt6i Root &C bfs Ia
opinion &c qae dsl ss.si, ds MtKn
ley habiA ssnido, iieus y ssudJ q ej
Presidents Roosevtlt, sgt g que era
un homb'e tAdo do ammo por ias
imprudsniiliuss mAnlie .lAelonss do
qua en 10 camp, q i pu ( ic', y ca a.
ganos befi6dicos Q NO 81 diugito Dor
HsArst, llsgAron Al desd!t hAdo tz1l
goz. con toda 10 f4elzas dc sus s2'
lumniRs,
-~AnleI de Ooncluit sont!nu6
Mr.. Roet dsbo dselAraroa con 90
loridad del Presidents Roossvslt, que
deSpu6i dc b hber 0 crilo, con vsrdA
dsro horror, las palAbrAsqle &C .bo do
mel conAr y psnsanio espsciA meuts
en- HsarAt, horroriSldo Ants al saesi
nAlo del ex Frseidcnts Nc. K ney =
que 10 que el PrsiiisEts Rol sevelI
psnsAh& sobre AQuel sntQnets ts loI
que /. nh On yientG
AuRultA @ ioreiA. ~gl millionaire
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19
DESDE AGUADILLA
Pr6ximo bale de sociedad
en- el CircuI0 San Carlos.
ArtlcuIG msqistral.
CORTE MUNICIPAL
CORTE MUNICIPAL
Montura de aparatos para el
nuevo alumbrado. .-Muje-
res &republicanas ,

Un esp'e1dido bsile de GoeIedat
ne celebrsrk el dfa eeh1 del mss ds
Disiembrs PRE- MI en- sl elrcuo de
<San Clrlos,s , de ssta eiudad, en- cop
memorsei6n del 25o an'vsrsario de IL
fundaei6n d, disho csntro soeiGl. Eats
bale ssra amsnizaio por 10 orqussta
dc Dr. m 'ngo Crrz de Poree.
-Hs sido muy lsido en- eita eiu
dad el msgistral srfsulo tilulsdo
PAz, debido 10 brIlsnte pluma de
don Jose dc Diego, epyo srAbsjo vino
Avsr on LA DEMoCRAcIA R.ciba e.
ssa~ de Diego y s.,r. nas Riresrs
sitAsi6n
D,s di4s cespt6 he as slefc'o
res pAssdAs, hahlAban 20 oa o,fs de
aQui ur rspubicaoo y IN upoaiss@.
ni'artfsn smbos 'ob's el rerulia
do 80 Ia 9 ecei6n APPEL ain Aussio
nsmtsnsc poIitlco dIio, & 6a,e; ePuts
fh CO, pusstra &c rotA hs sido 10 ,r,
msndo esatgo del eiel le}usrio
lharatqlel Perfo1o AnGyouico de
iurbuleneiss de ! 300 & l, 9o2 Hast,
oil dis aLtss de 10 batAla eiecloral
srefamos, puss nusslroG prt b NIB 90
Aaf pos 10 deeiAn. que nueltro pattido,
hoy dsstrt ldo Ior los eien mil votos
ppionisiAs, triuafsrfA en eireo distrl
tos y en las nieipalidadei de Por cs
HAysfH G iEysmA J los sociAiiataa
"a Areoi DO. ! 'ero que IDEAS pci6u q,
horrible hsmos nuf idt Pobre par
lido republioanc IA muert1 para
Hismprsls Ysqli ss'm'n6 ls eonYsr
saei6u, retirlndoae anbos para ans
eA,A'; al uao, oil unionisis, hsnshido
de z zoi oil otro, sl republieano, iris.
ts meditabundc
Aver 50 VIC en- satA Corts In ,ni-
sipal M iuieio For aiulierio 60, ira
A ttsdo Vlves, dc fcio sarpit tero, J
Juaua LOPEZ; sl uno viudo y a otrA
sAIAdA Fleron absueltcs por tata
do pruehas por o JAZZ teE r Frarto
sCto,
Sc tssAa monsando los agAratcu
para el nuevo &lumFrAdo, por medic
del gas Asssileoo, q ie 10 DirtctivA dsI
Clrsulo dc Sau Carlos II a 1guraIG On
dIeho ssnsro el dia s do Oicismbre
e una ref >rma que 10 intr .drcs
% a7uel esntro.
Frents & 10 plaSuolA del sTamA.
rindcs bay M gran lisrz1 con ga
tA inlcsipoi6 sEsp!9adido triut I i,
pnionisss 90 los siete dllttisos. IL Dor
Ar6cz Rivera! 4urio sl GuQYQ
gu. ol'
-L'ImIm's 10 Atcnei6 dc Ia po
liciA irsplaF tsrA Qus porgA 90.
10 { c!ertAs muisrss rsSublieapss las
que, rAbiosab Lor su dsrrCta. no haesn
mas que prov ear ioa un'oaisIGs,
Tomsn tJarAhs de sguAntaldaS, del
lIssnsiAdo PireotGlI. para que sG'm.p
los nervioa.
e hrillArts EDITORIAL dc LA De
NoCRACIA SCcmo h&blA I'm pAits, ha
aldo aQui muy lsido y obi.to do muy
vivos y iavorHbles somsntArios Por
mi eonducIo muthos unionislss de az
b. ciudAd tslicItAn oAiuEosAmenIs scr
IIn msguf6co ditOriAl.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19

OE lQUI Y De ALA
NiveI msximo del Canal de
Panan a.-Di nos cause.
dos pOr un huracah.
EN- NICARAGUA
Carta tipica. DE Benjamin
Fran kin. Sobre la or.
tografla fonetica.

El Canal de PAnsma, seg6n los
pianos kprabados, kleSr z ar& an pivsl
max mo ds IS pies al cual 90 llegark
por una e'is de etclusas del lAdo del
AslSnsiso y tres del lado del Pasf6ao.
Sc formkran represas 6 largos artih.
cisles en- Gai6o, Pedto Mig g., La
B9cA y el cerro ds Soea La erirada
por eli AT hcs'co tsrdr& 500 D 6. do
a1ch9 hsits G ia ; de hf & Sac Pa
bio 10 arth ara ssra do mil pies 8 ir&
srsdnalmsrss srgolia ldoae ha.tA t6'
10 800 pits 81 eieit7 punGo hAata 100
pi6s,
DE N,catag1s rca dicen que IL
aupusstk destrusc On de Bluefelda Y
do 10 Lsguna de PerlEs por un hura'
e&7, s. redui1 iai1os On los ci iuchA.
les de MIR Peranger y & despsrfscsoa
NADIA eonliderAb.es en- los bananales
de 10 coate. Los rumores sx gesados
dc gr. ndss d. h1s 30 sr4s que 80 hseen
circular para ensar ;ecer nsgoclaeiones
serd!entes de ca 2isAlsa r.vAlss.
-En una c.ltA iipiCA de B .pianin
Franklin rseomienda 81 Ia ortogf atia
f1nstlcs, por ser In mas rsti3nal v
cita el cAio de eGts f'ese que tcurrfa
en- ura ssqueis; sNos iucirg BIZ wa
at hom, | delivered your me,eg TO his
VI. nj el marido nj 10 mpjsr podfsn
eese feArla y llsmAroa ca su arxllio
4 la criada; VI. dip eats oil punt, sig
mica wts Y reAlmsnls. sgssg Fan.
kiln, los u q eff baltsn q esccihie eaa
palAbra, N ,eosrss Ia orteg sflk co.
rrients txNtia IL s1nido; du5 suaif.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19

dio de 800 nlIlaa ousd AdAE Aounois
Mmbisn las erupeiopss vtlElless v
d set bss lR seumUllti}n de gases 10
ima blss 60 ss minAs. Es cselr ors
coostloys upA esgssie de obsstyaIo'
rio de bolsilo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19
ALPUBLI:0

0Fsp galsrlA i),cgrAGos de o,litAl
sno b0dos los hdelantoa nodarnos
Amsiiasioues, rsprodeeiones, vitjat
as edifeios, grupos , lodos tTabajol
G. bseFnisnlea 81 FGmo BropIstSrir
J A Forastieri --CsguAa P r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19

no. Ia obFa do Pesquale c. vi e,ti, de
Palermo, IL dorAron los ia iGnos
dc NnsvA Yu) k
Dsapp6s de v$rios diac lrso, PRO
nune eiados por pefaopalldAdes dc
arraigo, di6se I'm Al aeto con OIL b mno
nGcicn de Italia yxThs Star Span'
glad B. nne.S.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19
CroniCa americana
pscurso de Mr. Root EN- aaca al propetario del SNeW
York Journals. - Fl Millionaire doctor Julian
Thomas pr los aires.

| Doctor Julian Thomas, Qpe 10 hs M s
trado tan sfcionado & Ia ntvegasi Z
sesss, IS ha sslvsdo hey milSgrosa
. msnts Go ~ grAvi,iml peligro qgs
eorrl6 su vida,
Veri6eabR unA ascension cusrdc
Ia bArquills del gIobo Sc enrsd6 on
unos alsmbres telst6nicos Sin des
ctneertarse abGndon6 oil aeror aula ID
bsrquilla y, eolgado de una ousrds
eortiEui6 coriErla
Asf qre 81 g'oho Qusd6 ible ds
esa trAhs, aacsnd'6, do IN aalto, 4
una at1ra aonsidersbe, v,endoss
obligsdo 81 dostor Th9mss 4 subj,
por una eaerds ta Ia oil castado deI
gIobo.
Uaa vfz que lego a Ia red gu,
resgo stds 81 globe, ab6 por Q Ia
ha,ta toesF q envolsufa qle rafgt
con su el chi'o. Km ez6 s!csrsrss
Iel gss; pesG ell seronauts o Aspirsba
lodo ain hsbsr stniio tiem.o ssrs
dascendsr IN uirsl que / /. rermitisra
assapsr del psligrJ de psrecer a.a
xlAdc.
Ysain tlr2As lege6 sugetsrss "a
lsE eutriss que ls rcdeAhtn.
81 gobo dssesnai6 Suavsmtn.e 4
una distsncla do ieIs millas delpun'
10 do safslda,
Eliminate qae sl doctor Thomas he
esespado iieto prov.d,reialmsnts.
De Arg4dA, WJomirg somun!e.p
que los indios ussa gus 40 h.tfAn .u.
blsvAdo, abandonsndu al rsAsrve ds
9Th. 10 han f9rIId.Ado taer,; mepts
en unas 60 mas csrsa dc tas rurto, '
que l0A soldsdos del 1LQ J 70 e.eua.
drtn do cshAl ella recon, CT q ell tsfrs.
no pre1ArAncoEe para AlkcarIcs, a,
no ios podian intimidAr 81 tss esn
una dsmostrAel0n de flefza L.auts,
no quieFsn rend.Fss pQfQua tensu oue
ios mAndsn ohaV,z 4 Unh dopds
q Ga GUS 40 ensuspEan hasiarts q 4.
ecmsr Lo que dssesn e. 10 ae le.
perm!is ir 4 la YesesvA de Lhsye?re
hastA que desi3kn d W4shirF,fr
Uns psrslda dc indiot h 20 flt 20 G, r.
IRA doE sg'lcalGorss, mara ldoies pp
sa9ai!o, olra SSQueo tl Y. g0n do N
cam iameuto.
Todos lcr colonos ds lea aIrsde
dorsE han f)rE6sado su essasy man.
dado lGs m i'rssy nhls& lrgsrte
Guto, pnsa semen que en- saso de J..
thl erlrs lSs srofas , los /. dics. IA.
aos SO deabAndtn 80 vst & uen alQueAn
dc auI oasaF, aJudA1os por los In.
dios ehsysnneI & qpIsnss haa psdido
unRn,
F0pisricimsnts, Glen indios & Io,
que un sseaRdr6n do sabsl slia hlbis
quitado elncusnts eSbAlios, tu B!tIsr
Crssk. Wyoming, asusisron Al CANA
DO disssfsardolo ontsoa al site Y
sok Sldol lpsg0 10 q o pudo I'm
Islir la sto4a, QUO 10 luiso dlspAraF
IS lea co. ts loa indios,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19

AugultA @ ioreiA. millionaire
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19
|. ROOMS

Ahnador y comsonedor de Pianos
y protssor dc Violonsello, ajAndo 50
residsnsis sn San Juan, cAlie do Sar
Iualo rdnsro 80, primer piso.
80 rscomisndA q Gu 10 E6b leo,
Compore tAmbi6n cuA,Qaier instru
msnto de ousrdss' AsspIA ensargo "a
rs sl interior &c lE isls. % Ash
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19
NILAGROSO DFSQjDRINIFNTO

Por hn g6a San Juan MgroA pssd duisA en gu eepsyo
40 u Aoerso Po De NApoaa odSl sussudo de- h
Ss msnsas de Ia India profnndn etu obys s an
s'maoad yeyas s8ass hA mdo 60 eursrss
nsnss no SOTO sin ha da cue sns con las snfm
oes sorsdss po uso do diehs Asmeno 90 ssps
o la formulate vsgsta an su eomuosisn solo
nt'tn hsfbs msdnnses CO India udos Ii pyecn han aldo
i'aarados nvsnso ssoso aonaa oarns6n h da las en-
emedsdss de ss Was uriospIAs amb1s ssxns
81 msgo ROoB PzZo msdaamsnso sAsa.aimo IA
nmas dsussn de no baso Cou su uso s pudas Ia sn
gre mpur daitndos ado norms odo virus dsodo us
mandsd para va reproduction snfsrmsiad Tuspd
soSa gnrdad DE- Que ods asseda sougs
'rmsdsd h d ms.smu mar. u,.
essdds aaeaoi oarAn hAssr ago deapu del rsm
que so sonvs7smsno amismo de de los
sbeeeso da .oSo
sressiss msRsstsr IL salud ''
us'so Rsoi FArnAsiss dsl T Banso ds Dr. Guisrmsty
sosn Res N los HahaaA grs. or s.v S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19

Vease nuestro interesante fo.
lletfn, ElCabc1Ier0 de ca.
Sa Roja, epoca de la gran
revoluci6n frarcesa, en- las
paglnas So y Ga.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-17
Personal Mention


There were yesterday registered at the Hotel Adams: Theo F. Van Wage nen. Denver: D. NJ Penny, Tucson; H. H Tuch. Louisville, Ky; JnO. w. sharpe and B. H James, Florence; Ben lev P. Wooten, Hazard, Ky; J. w. Gar rett, Kingman; Lee $. Wood and S c. McCummings, Denver; H. l.. Cassidy, Philadelphia. and J. l.. Wilbammin, North Carolina.
 Mrs. Harry Kennedy and children yesterday morning returned home after a visit of several weeks with her broth CTS in New York and New Jersey. Dur ing her journey herself and children enjoyed good health and they report having enjoyed a most delightful va cation.
 Frank Howsman of Harristown, H., arrived in the city yesterday morning and is registered at the Ford.
 Mrs. Aylwin and Mrs. F. Williams have returned to the city from the coast. where they spent the summer.
 There were yesterday registered at the Commercial: Mrs. F. Counser and son. Kingman; c. H. ChenOweth, New England. w. Va; Jas. F. Powers, Chi cago. and A. A. Jones, Mesa
 MT. and Mrs. Clark of Wickenburg spent yesterday in the city.
  the city yesterday morning and is a guest of MT and Mrs. Shirley Christy of North Second avenue.
 Miss Francis Lount and Miss Vivah Armstrong returned home yesterday morning from Los Angeles and other coast points. where they have been spending the summer.
 Miss Ida Warren, principal of the Churchill school, Saturday morning returned from a trip on the coast which included San Francisco, Sacramento San Jose and Los Angeles. Mr. F. NJ Murphy of Prescott, ac- companied by Mr- w. A. Drake, vii pass through the city this morning CT route home after a trip into the south ern part of the territory. It was the arrangement that they continue theiI 1 journey to Prescott on a special, which will leave shortly after the arrival Ot 1 the train from the south.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-17
MUSICAL DEPARTMENT
 ARIZONA UNIVERSITY
A Proposed Enrichment OF the
 Course.

The board of regents of the Univers- ity of Arizona, at it's recent September meeting, took one more step in the di- rection of enlarging and enriching the courses. offered by that institution, by adding instruction in music. The need for this has long been felt. particularly as no advanced and well co-ordinated courses in music have hitherto been of fered in any general school in the terri tory. To take charge of this new work, C. c. Hoover of Rochester Ind, was elected upon the recommendation of President Babcock. who had thoroughly canvassed the field while in the east.
 MT. Hoover is a young man of wide and careful training, being a graduate of Rochester Normal university, with a degree in music, and pursuing gradu- ate work in the Cincinnati College of Music and in the New School of Meth ods at Chicago After experience in public school work in music and as vocal instructor in the Rochester Nor mal university, he became head of the department of music in Carleton col lege. Pennington, Mo, position which he gave up to accept the appointment at the University of Arizona, where he will devote especial attention for the coming year to vocal music, while also giving instruction in instrumental mu- sic. His success as a teacher in other positions is a guarantee of excellent re- suits in Tucson.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-17

When physician tells woman, sui fering from female trouble, that an operation is necessary it, of course, frightens her.
 The very thought of the operating table and the knife strikes terror to her heart. As one woman expressed it, when told by her physician that she must undergo an operation, she felt that her death knell had sounded.
 Our hospitals are full of women who are there for just such operations!
 It is quite true that these troubles may reach a stage where an operation is the only resource, but such cases are much rarer than is generally supposed, because a great many women have been cured by Lydia D. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after the doctors had said an operation must be per formed. In fact, up to the point where the knife must be used to secure instant relief, this medicine is certain to help
 The strongest and most grateful statements possible to make come from women who, by taking Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound, have escaped serious operations.
 Margrite Ryan, Treasurer of St Andrews Society, Indianapolis, Ind. writes of her cure as follows:
 Dear Mrs. Pinzham:-
 ''I cannot find words to express my thanks for the good Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound did me. The doctor said could not get well unless ] had an operation fol the trouble from which suffered. knew could not stand the strain of an operation anC made up my mind 1 would be an invalid fOl life Hearing how Lydia E. Pinkhamt Ask Mrs. Pinkham's AdYiGe-A MOI
Arizona republican., 1906-09-17
SCHOOL OPENS TODAY
 SEND THE CHILDREN \
Assignment of Teachers to the Va.
 riOus Buildings.

The Phoenix city schools and PhOe- nix Union High school open this morn ing at Q o'clock for the work of the new school year. The school authori- ties request that the attention of par ents be called again to the desirability of sending all the children to school on the first day if possible. It is not only a convenience to the teachers but it will be greatly to the advantage of the pupils. In the very beginning must be the organization for the school work and the teachers can better arrange these matters with a full understanding of the number and individuality of the pupils. After the classes are once or ganized children who come in later, having lost the work of the first week or two are naturally behind in their studies and must work harder than they ought to to keep up, beside being something of a drag on others who be- gan promptly and are energetic and anxious to advance.
 Following is the assignment of the ! teachers to the various schools. Partial assignments have been printed before but this is the first complete list that | has been published.
 | Central School: Miss Johnson, prin- ! cipal. A eighth; Miss Campbell, B eighth: Miss Grove. A seventh; Miss | Wager, B seventh; Miss Orr A sixth; i Miss Pool, A sixth: Miss Elliott, B sixth: Miss Mullen, B sixth; Miss Will 1 Hams, A fifth; Miss Sutherland, B | fifth: Miss Moore. fifth; Miss Haddrill, A fourth: Miss Squire. A fourth: Miss Lyen, F fourth; Miss Wicl1ham, B
 fourtE.
 Churchill School: Miss Warren. principal, second; Miss Morse, third; Miss Garnett. A first; Miss Cook, E. first
 University School: Miss Reed, prin-
 cipal. A first; Miss Ellis, B first; Miss tRebstock, second; Miss Losing, third.
 West End School: Miss Grier, prin- cipal. third; Miss Forsyth. second: Miss Matthews, A first; Miss Holmes
 B first.
 LinviIle School: Miss LaChance. i principal. third; Miss Hermans, sec
 ond; Miss King. A first; Miss Douthitt | B first.
 East End School Mrs. Sheldon,
 principal, second; Miss Stilwell. third;
 Miss Merriam. A first; Mrs. Ford, B
 first
Arizona republican., 1906-09-17

If your teeth are fit. chew. chew, chew, until the food is liquid and in- sists on being swallowed
 If teeth are faulty, soften Grape Nuts with hot milk or cream, or allow to stand a minute soaking in cold cream
 nThere's reason" as follows:
 Grape-Nuts food is in the form of hard and brittle granuIes, intended to be ground up by the teeth; that work not only preserves the teeth but brings down the saliva from the gums so nee essary in the primary work of diges- ton.
 Many people say (and it is true) that when they eat Grape-Nuts they seem able to digest not only that food but other kinds which formerly made trouble when eaten without Grape Nuts.
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 "There's a reason" for
Arizona republican., 1906-09-17
GONE 10 DOUGLAS
 TO EXAMINE ALIENS
U. $. District Attorney and the Neu-
 trality Cases.

J. L. B. Alexander, United States attorney. left last night for Douglas, where he will today conduct for the government the examination of seven Mexicans arrested for a viola ton of the neutrality laws. On the Sth of the month twenty MeXicans were arrested at Douglas. It was claimed that they were forming plans for a revolution against the republic of Mexico. Eight were discharged fol- lowing their hearing and six were turned over to Immigration Inspector Webb for deportation to Mexico. They were later deported on warrants issued by the secretary of commerce. The trial of the remaining seven was post poned until today in order to allow the officers more time to gather testimony and further that the charges against two suspects living in St. Louis might be investigated.
 It is likely that orders Of deporta- ton will be made in the eases of four of the men to be examined today. They have admitted violating the immigra- tion law. The examination will be conducted before United States Court Commissioner Sames. Consul Maza located at Douglas and representing the republic of Mexico will be present at the hearing and represent his gov ernment His recent visit to Phoenix was for the purpose of obtaining from the federal officials here a copy of the correspondence which had passed in connection with the case that he might ] furnish his government with the same