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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-14
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La eIectrIcidad es Ia vida

Todo el sfan de los homhrss y
de los sabIos del mundo, ha sido
desde las epocas mas remotAs, en-.
contrar IN elemenso todo poder 0 10
/ que & 10 w que conat,tuya sl uni
ce medic de cursci6n de nuesiras
doleneias sirviera para prolongar
TODD 10 possible 10 vida de los hu-
manos seres.
El sabio do ,tor wilson de Lon.
dres, ceisbse medieo ing es slsctri-
ciats, reconocido por sodo el mundo
cisntffc0 como eminente eleciroie-
rApico, acsba de inveniar un apa-
to curative en- forma de IN Cintu
ron titulado Vstahzador Electrico.
Ests aparato 90 lleva c6modA.
msnts al cuerpo sin que produces
molestia nj ecasione lrastornos al
Que tenga necssldad do llsvarlo 90
fiido, habiendolo cAlificsdo lss emf.
nencias me 1icAs de sodo el univsr.
90 como 10 dlt,mA palSbrA do 10
cisncia.
Las acsiones curativAs en- lss
corrisntes suavsa eies.rIcas asom
bran con frecuencla b aatA q los me
dicos de mushs expsrieneia, por 10
pronntud maravlllosa con que Gu
ran y ell ex ID complete que produ
cen. La eisctriclda1 es IN agehts
carattvo exsraordinAriamente po
dsroso, siendo su accI6n tan bien'
mech IRA en- el ORGANISING, que pro
duce resultados san evldentes como
apsnss ningun otro remedie, eIpe
cialmente &c laa accionss del aisse
ma nervioso.
LA electricidsd % 81 medic mas
eminents para el levansamisnto d.
les fuerzss 6 la nutriciea general
del organismo debilisado.
Esso afrman los doctorss W
Esh y Sseain rsspeclivamsnss en- 81
<Tratado. de ElecIroterspis y trata
oos clfnicos,s en- gu .ercera edlclon
1885.
It'd - eItos etsctos 20 ohtisnsn
con el VstGlizador E3ctric0 del doc
tor wilson.
Los emf arm Js cr6aicos deben
abrir su cJrazon q la mas viva e1
!, perAuxa, pues que cJn Oh Vitdlixddor
Electraco wilson que dssarrolla una
corrlense suAve, pueds encontrar 10
curaclon de aus doleaciAs. Los que
sufcen rsumdttsmo, pardlisis. diLata-
clones del est6mago. agotactoneS de
fuerzas, inapotenclG, hiStsrtSms, cpl
1epssd, drenaia cerebral y todos los
que Sc slentsn vleios premature
mente deben acudir oil Vitalizador
Ekctrico Wilson y nos agrAdscsrAn
les hsyamos dado a.conocer invsn.
TO tan mAravilloso.
Enoontraudose on estos momen.
tos ca estA ciudad el represent ante
Del docsor WILSON vale 10 psna que
los enfsrmos cronlcos, oansadoa dc
tomar medicinAs sin ningda resul.
tado, aprovschsn eAta ocaci6n y 90
dseldAn a hacer uso de tan impor-
sante apara aio que tan mAravillosas
curaciones eita realizAndo cAda dia.
Sc tratA de un remedlo inofensivo
= de I'm msdicsmento natural, de
un msoicamsnIo fisico como dies 81
sahio medieo parisien doctor D.
Araonvsl,
Por nueltra psrte 10 aeonseja
mos eacszmante, creyendo prsstar
I'm servlclo altameats hum anti ario.
Dlcho represent Anle recibirA q
los entsrmos hsatA sl Did 90 del. .ac'
tuol de las NUEVE do ID m A1 ana q
las SEIS dc 10 tards, quien regaia
IN precloso fOlleto explicatlvo de
dicho apatato q sodo sl mundo on
HOTEL ING L LATERRA.
San Juan PuaPkh Ria
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-14
SRA. MARCERY CUNNINGHAM.

"Con Ia mayor slnceridad les mani
Hesf0 que me cur6, y ac0nSej0 d f0d0
aduei que padece de la n1isma enferme.
dad haga un ensay0 con la Pernna. !"
Margery Cunningham,
2825 Walnut ST., Denver, Colo.
Muchas mujeres deben sus vidas 4 Ia
Peruna. Muchas mas deben la salud a
10 Peruna. Una multitud de mujeres
en- los Estados Unidos estan elogiando
la Peruna.
Tenemos archivadas una infnidad de
cartas escritas por mujeres que han sido
beneflciadas por 10 Peruna y nos autori-
zan publicarlas 81 deseamos.
81 cafarro no tomarfa tai curse en-
este pals 81 la genfe c0mprendiera
bien su 0rigen. Debe curarse inmeda-
tamenfe para evitar Sc pase d los
6rgan0s vifales.
Pero, ain cuando Ell catarro es cr6nico
la Peruna es ell remedio mas eficaE y
seguro que Sc conoce.
Como t6nico es irnme1orable.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-14
UNA ADHESION
San Lorenzo, MarRo II de 1905,
Sr. Director de La DEMooRAc1A,
San Juan, P. r.

Sr. Director de La DxMooRAcIA,
San Juan, P. r.
Muy stfior mfo.
Cansado 20 de verne posssrsado
On el partido republican, 81 eusl mi.
Tito, me retro de 81 porqus francs.
msnte no qutero eEar MAE sn IA par.
lido qus ha frAcAsAdo , que de DE ed
dfs Ira q 81 com pleta dessparici6n por
10 msnsrs de proceder tan poao pa
triotica de esos pusrtnrriqueaos,
1noluyAms en- Ia heruosA agrupA.
c,6n de ls Union pueitorriquens, au-
20 pussto como 4 limo sol1sdo oeu.
pare con orgullo, estando al lado de
los que se llAmAn vsrdAdsros y lsalss
hiios de Borlpqusn.
GtaeiaS AntIeipadss do su 8, 4. 4
A rusgo dc Eulalio DGviia, Ra.
mon Moves.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-14

don oc,AvIo Garcia salpAdo, Prssi.
dsnie st'ct'vo, don Enrique Asosta
NarqusEi Tssorsro, don Juap Z crps.
vos' les; don Jose Sole Amy, den
Francisco Bird, don jose UbarFI, drn
Juan sSrgsnt6D, don JnsOuin Asos,,
son silvsro Castillo, sssrssarIo, d.
Jorge RomAny,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-14
GRACIAS, MUCHAS GRACIAS
Aver tarde recibimos el teleg rams
siguiente;
San LorenEJ, via Jancos 13 Mario.
Mufl0z Rivera,

0uhgL kNlN0EAs
San Juan,
Pueblo, On medic indsscriptIbl
entusiaSmo, celebra solsmne NANTES
taci6n vitoreA Gobisrno por ssso JUS
tieisro concedlsndo csrretsra = 4 us.
ted por su incansable labor on uues.
tto bien.
ssbA'tGu Aponte, Franco Sc
lies, r, sellsu, Msndip, ]. Ramirez,
G. SelleS, DR.. GonzAlsz, N. CasAs,
Juan Selles, L. Ramos, Fernando
VAEquez, Manuel @ tlerreE.
JuItoH lOS aplsusos gus 90 sribu
tan & la Cimara y al Gobisrno, no 10
aon los que bondAdosaments se coma
gran 81 atnor hUhoz Rivers, que "a
un modesto AuxiliAr, en- gu 6rblta de
acclon, del pArIido Uaionista , de IL
admiuiIIrLci6n.
GraeiaI, mil grseias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-14
COMITE De RIO PIE0RAS

he squi los nombres de los disiin-
gdidoI correligIonArlos slscIos para
conatltuir sIIs organismo:
Presidents hluorArio eonaultor,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-14
A 'aja baab de Ponce a San Juan J puebhs intsrne-
dos De Ia canehla centa|.

LA do A. rerez O. parcpa pdbo
etaece sero de dos cA c6modo
los cualss sadan dc Ponce todo los Lines MeSoe
Driiirse en- Ponce al eEotel MeAs
PRECIOS POR CADA ASLEN1O
De Ponce San Juan. 500 De Aibono San Juan $50
Juana Diaz San Juan <460 Cayey 200
Coamo ""s40o Caguas ". 100
nusbo dollar
cada asento maxmo de equa ene dereh
sero Q da kilos.
AvTsO IMPORTANTEEs scredtada smbied
Ponce San Juan precos m6cos odos
Ponce sotel Ma ssnMrca Casa del Reo oaeina Central
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-12-14
Who is to Blame?

If you will contrast the condition of
the Cumberland Presbyterian Church
of 1908 to 1906 you will see vast diff
ference. Our Schools, Missionary and
Publication Boards we're at that time
advanced in perfect harmony, as far as
could be seen by the casual observer.
Love that had cemented our efforts in
the past we thought was at the helm.
We had had our big men on picket for
years with salaries paid by the wee, wee
fellows. Our young men were in school
preparing, as thought, for aggressive
work as Cumberland Presbyterians.
Just how often out of our meager sal
aries, / cannot tell. 1 have in mind
one young man that found out in sin,
got him reclaimed, and he placed him
self under the care of Richland Presby
terry as a candidate for the ministry. |
helped him in school at Lebanon, fur
nished him my Greek and Latin books,
and money when l had it to spare, until
he went through. He came out an edu-
Gated Presbyterian U S A, and had the
effrOntery to ask me on the street in
Nashville, "If was going to be disloy-
al to my Church, meaning that if ]
did not help in the destruction of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church | was
a traitor. At that time our pulpits were
| filled with men in whom the members
had the utmost confidence. | do moi
think / would be stating it too strong
to say that our prospects for available
services at that time were second to ne
Church. But to our surprise there was
dark picture in the back ground, al
undercurrent with the paid agents OF
our church to crush out the Via Media
system of theology that had for ninety
six years been undermining the creeds
of Calvin and Others until there re
sounded from every part of the Ecclesi
aitical world the doctrines preached b,
Ewing, King and Meadow 1t ha
come to light iu these days Of darknes
that some of our learned men who wer
not in sympathy with them had som
insight into their plans but could nc
believe that the die mad been cast. Th
death knell sounded in spite of our eal
nest protest. How is it now? Churcl
es once united and happy, with the
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-12-14
A WESTERN WONDER

There's Hill at Bowie, Tex,
that's twice as big as last year.
This wonder is W. l.. Hill, who
from a weight of 80 pounds has
grown to over 1870. He says: 81
suffered with terrible cough, and
doctors gave me up to die of Con
sumption, l was reduced to 80
pounds, when / began taking DR..
Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds. Now
after taking u bottles, I have more
than doubled in weight and am
completely cured" Only sure
Cough and Cold cur ---N1teed
by W. NJ. Gallahe- .ugglst 5Oc
and 100. Trial bottle free.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-12-14
Oeerfield.
SLIM JIM

The health Of our community Is very
good at present
We are having some fine weather and
the farmers aud saw mill people are
taking advantage Of It,
We had a pleasant time at DeerReld
on Thanksgiving Day. A large crowd
attended and nice program was rem.
dered. Rev. Wheatley delivered a very
interesting address after which dinner
was served. The Thanksgiving board
was certainly we'll laden with the best
the country afforded. The rest Of the
day was taken up by the school, which
gave Us a very nice entertainment. We
have fine teacher, Spider thinks 30
any way.
Misses Irma Power and Neecy Blair
and Messrs Arch Ladwick aud Earl
Tempting attended our Thanksgiving
service. We are glad TO see so many
Young people come out TO church.
Box suppers are getting to be very
common with Us there being two last
Saturday night, one at Rev. Fuller's
and one at w Powers on CrowsOn.
We are glad to report both as successes
Miss Annie Norton and Mr., George
Crosthwaite of Lawrenceburg attended
the box supper at Mr.. Fuller's.
There is to be Christmas Tree al
Pleasant Grove Church on Crowsou the
oath inst at 2 O'Clock p NJ, also one al
Deerfeld at night Every body invited
to come There is to be pie supper
and apron hemming at Uncle Ber
Chamberlain's at Red Hill next Satur
day night, the Stb inst, the young ladies
furnishing the pies and aprons and the
young men are tobuy the pies and hen
the aprons All are cordially invited
to attend We certainly will try to give
them a good time.
Miss Ella Flippo is visiting her granC
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lutts of Abne
for a short time.
The wedding bells haven't rung ye
but think they will be ready to pul
the rope about Christmas.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-12-14
Spring Greek School.

Spring Greeks fourth month OF schoo
was completed Friday November 30.
Thanksgiving day was fitly observed
by the school. The forenoon was spent
in innocent games among the children
aud visiting among the parents and
other visitors. Those present beside
the patrons we're Mr.. aud Mrs @ o
Ferry, daughter and son, Mr.. Bob Price
and Mr. and Mrs. Maught
At the noon hour dinner was spread
in bountiful supply, on the long table
in the schcolhouse, to which all did am.
pie justice, At $50 the company was
called to order and the following pro-
gram was very creditably rendered,
Harvest Song. BY School
A Child's Thanksgiving
Emily Phillips
Thanksgiving. Bessie Webb.
The Lark. Gladys Webb.
Dialogue Cousin Bells Visit.
Love You. Oracle Herrin
Song. Mama's in Heaven
Dialogue. The Beggar Girl
Thanksgiving Hymn. Bula Troup
Harvest Time. Mamie Jaco
The Boy or the Turkey.
Ebert Shelter
The Turkeys Flight George Herrin
Thanksgiving Proofs Annie Bailey
The Flight of the Pumpkins.
MOllie JacO
The Jack o. Lantern. Willie Price
Song Bringing in the Sheave'
The Girls Thanksgiving,
Blanche Perry
Dialogue Youthful Dissipation
Thanksgiving Day. Charley Bailey
Glass Recitation.
What is Thanksgiving For?
Freedoms Thanksgiving Day.
Lawrence Hitchcock
A Chlds Prayer. Bessie Hughes
Reveries of the Season. Ada Houser
The Story of the Pilgrims.
Tom Rodgers
Thoughts of Heaven Annie Bailey
Song Hail the Glad Thanksgiving
Some very encouraging and pleasing
remarks were then made by Mesdame
Perry, Herrin, Troup and Ferry AM
Mr.. Maught.
On Friday the regular monthly exam
ination was held, from which eight pu
ls,namely, Emily Phillips, Iawrenc
Hitchcock, Willie Price, Oracle Herrir
Bobbie Bailey, Ward Perry and Teeli
and Elbert Shelter, made an averag
grade of 85 per cent or more, whiI
several others just missed it.
Bessie and Bertha Webb, Bobb
Bailey and Tom Rodgers were preser
: every day during the past month.
We will now begin to look forwaI
70 to the coming of Christmas and SAINT
te Claus.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-12-14
Notice.

To all who have or may have accounts
or claims of any kind to file against
Lawrence County by order of the Octo
Der 1906 Quarterly Court and by unani
nous vote of the Magistrates was or
dered to gives notice, that all accounts
must be filed with me at least 3 days
before the meeting of the Quarterly
Courts, which are first Mondays in
January, April, July and October.
n b SIMMs, Clerk.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-12-14
$40 Reward.

LOST:-Abont 80 days ago one white
and lemon spotted bitch, with white
tinge on lower part of left ear; black
eyes, medium size. Deliver to w @
Cannon, Iron City, T S Springer or "
G Parks at Lawrenceburg and receive
reward
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-12-14
Stray Notice.

A stray red yearliDg heifer, crop off
of right ear is at my house, near Second
Creek. Owner can get same by plying
expenses and cost of this notice.
W, H. House. Dunn, Tenn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-10
In BIG PASTUTF PREPARATORY
TO THE OPENING WHICH
WILL SOON OCCUR
THE WORK BEGAN THIS WEEK
Agent Blackmon Left for the Big
Pasture to Locate the
Townsites

The townsites in the big pasture
will be located this week. Today
Indian Agent Blackmon and Sub
Agent Silcott left foi the big pas
ture for the purpose of locating
townsites to be set apart by con-
gress down there. This would in-
dicate that the Stephens bill that
provides for the opening of those
lands to settlement, is expected By
the authorities at Washington tc
become a law now any day, and
that will naturally start rush for
this section of the country.
Another sure indication that the
bill is going to become law is the
fact that the allottments for Ind
ian children are being taken, an
alloting agent having been here sew
eral days past and today he accom-
paied Agent Blackmon on his triI
to the pasture.
All these steps are being taker
under the direction of Secretary o.
the Interior Hitchcock and Indian
Commissioner Leup, and it isn't
reasonable to suppose that unless
those officials had positive assurance
of the passage of the Stephens bill
that they would now at this time
permit the Indians to select their
allotments under the provisions Of
that bill, and would be locating the
townsites.
While it might seem strange to
some that the townsites shonld be
selected at this time, the reason
probably is that some Indian might
select for an allotment the very
land that is wanted for townsite,
hence the necessity for locating the
townsites at this time.
AS to the Stephens bill, it is very
apt to pass the senate any day. now
the rate bill, that has been occupy
ing all the time Of the senate, is
out of the way, and there is Moth
ing to prevent the bill being called
up and passed. .-Lawton Demo
crat.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-10

Lost a medium sized, meer-
schaum pipe and case. Monday
April, a3. return to New Early
Hotel & receive reward. IIoII2
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-10
WHAT ONE HERO DID
AT San Francisco He will Probably
Get a Medal

Washington, May o:-The man
who has won the distinction of
being first on the official roll of
honoris ]. lieutenant c. c. Mcmillan
Of the revenue cutter Bear. A gov
ernment report says Of him.
He undoubtedly saved the ap-
praiser's building; he took gang
of murderers from the city peniten-
tiary at the request Of the author
tiles and turned them over to the
army people at Fort Mason; he
impressed all who came around the
Paramount hotel and put them to
work on the FIRE apparatus in a
vain attempt to save the hotel; he
saved most Of the valuable paint
lngs in the Mark Hopkins Institute
of Art. and, when they were about
to be burned on account of the IT.
resistible rush of flames, he had
1he canvases cut from the frames
and carried away; a city fire en-
CINE was abandoned, which he took
charge Of and with it made heroic
fight against the flames; he broke
open several grocery stores that
were about to be burned and fed
thousands; when he could no long
er fight the fire, he proceeded in
advance of the flames and destroy
ed hundreds of barrels Of whiskey
and gin and in that manner pre-
venting much looting and kept the
liquor from the lawless element;
when he could no longer save
property he retreated to the. Bear S
steam launch and rendered all
possible aid along the water front
and when the launch broke down,
he borrowed an old tug, repaired
1t and reported to captain Hamlet
for duty on the water front.
1t was also recorded on the auth
ority Of a San Francisco newspaper
that the lieutenant, despite the
above mentioned activities, fourd
time to quell a mob of rioters at
the point Of his revolver, restored
order and prevented looting. #
any congressional medals are dis
tributed to San Francisco heroes
Lieutenant Mcmillan will hardly
be overlooked.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-10
.CHICKASHA MORTGAGE co,
Is Chartered under the Laws Of Okla
homa Office in Chickasha

'The Chickasha Mortgage Co."
is the name Of new company just
chartered under the laws of Okla
homa, the incorporators being E.A.
Gomez, w. H. Catterell and VIII.
Harrison of Chickasha, H. w.
Morgan, Anadarko and T. B,
Ridgel Of Dallas. The company
will do general chattel aid realty
loan business. Its Office is located
at ala Chickasha ave.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-10
THE MOB LYNCHED A NEGRO
In Mississippi Man is Murdered for
Killing a Horse


Jackson, Miss, May o.-Sam
Sims. a negro who on Sunday
morning killed the horse upon
which Constable Lamar Hendriks,
who was attempting to arrest him,
was taken from the authorities
Monday night and hanged near the
public road about six miles west Of
Jackson. The mob, after hanging
Sims, quickly dispersed, Hendricks
in whose charge the negro was at
the time of the lynching, was en-
route with his prisoner to Jackson.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-10
DOTS FROM DUTTON

We had frost enough Sunday
night to make vegetation black on
top but no serious damage was
done.
Mrs. McCuriy who has been
quite i'll is able TO be up.
The Farmers Union ice cream
social last Friday night was the
most enjoyable affair ever held in
Dutton. The large crowd was en-
tertained by recitations by Mrs.
Sid Britton and Misses Ora and
Lottie Tweed, solo by Miss Eula-
liza Frain, and Sid Britton rendered
several pleasing selections on the
violin accompanied by his daughter
Miss Lola. There was more ice
cream and cake than could be
used.
The frequent rains and enor-
nous dews ars causing the wheat
to rust some.
Now say, Mr.. Editor was the
matrimonial advertisement that oc-
cured in your paper last week bona
fde? We are really interested.
Rastus Meyers who has worked
for G. G. Fisher the past winter
decided TO take up residence il
some other part Of the world and
John Fisher would like to know
lwaere because he took his bicycle
without saying 'by your leave"
Ed Broch purchased The stock O.
general merchandise of Print Bros
last week aud has begun 10 add tt
the stock and otherwise draw trade
to Dutton. He has moved hi
family into the house recently va
Gated by DR.. Sanger until he can
build a residence on his farm
which adjoins Dutton. His inter
ests are fully identified with those
of Dutton and will be an aid to ou
community. Print Bros. bough
Mrs. BIS farm eight miles north Of
here.
Editors Note:-'rhe "ad" wa
the genuine article Can't pattci
furnish the lady desired?
Lost a medium sized, meer
schaum pipe and case. Monday
April, a3. return to New Early
/ Hotel & receive reward. IIoII1
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-10

after Towering, while the petals
are dropping off. SO as to rid the
trees of the codding moth, The
first spray, according 10 Household
er's calculations, gets 90 per cent
OF the codding moth and the second
finishes them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-10

w. M. Davis holds the fisher
mans record thus far this season.
He camped on the Washita last
night and landed forty-two "cats, ;"
weighing from two and a half to
Eve pounds each. Next 7
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-10

Darnell's barber shop is under
going extensive repairs, the walls
being handsomely repapered new
linoleum. new furniture etc, till it
is one Of the SWEETEST shops in the
territory.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-10

Mrs. J. H. Mills and little son,
Sidney, arrived In the city today
to visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A, Cooper, Sal South 9Th St.