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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-28
De SAN LORENZO
FL repubIicanismO decadente
hace esfusrzos pOr spsre.
Ger pujante y ardoroso.
SIN SASTRES
Gran mitin unionista anun.
ciado para hoy, % de Octu.
bre.-<La DemocraciaS.

No dsbeiexirl d srnos que los doc.
torres del republ'sspismo local alsr'
dasn, voeiferen y en- aus Arrsnquss
tribunioios deatrosen 10 s~losusnsis,
NO; 81 rssurso o. poeo y Ago tisnen
que deeiri sllos NJ pueden Asblar dc
legAlidad. do moral politics, do hon
rAdsx Administrative; sllos no pue.
den ofreeer nj pueblo Representatives.
que g~arantieen una administration
buens; no tisnen an alealde que grA
{tuitamsnte ofrezeA aus servisios; todo
10 contr arlo: ca question Administra.
iva leo his pAsAdo ccmo 81 conner.
ciante que por sus desAsie:tos W 6
10 Quiebrs, y aha prstsnds. dsspuSs
do sus embrollas y complsto dssar6ii.
TO, volvsr & mansiar 10 sosa p6blios.
lob, muchashos eslos do 10 sterna
de~sespsrasi6p; ai no asrvfs para una
eoas; oil no eontAis con Of pueblo para
NADIA, u que ~alardear?.+-. 1por qrd
dseir ca hoias rimbombanttstas que sois
10 msyorfR. cuRndo solo sois euAtro
docsnaa?
BESIDE 10 cAb.EA dol aguilusho r.
, publieanO. doctor BArboss, hssta lA
Ultima MA dc este animal. todos 90
idsntiGsAn On 10 mAnerA do prop. gar
Gus prineipioa; NJ rAx IMAM, no anali-
IAN; 30 blAnso 81 nueAtro ilustre slea'
ders y eonira 81 solAments van sas
r atAques.
Sabsn p~ArodiAr; sAbsn imisar;
ALA Falcon con u uEAs sgarrAndose
D do racuraos pobses, aga FA!eoneito.
Ya llegar6 oil die on one 90 con
. vsrzkn que o y ssrAn los msnos.
. los sternos rsncoristas que para dec
o grAeta ala vivsn on puehles como
o San Lorenzo, donde 10 Uni6n est6
tasrts J vigorous, ' donde iam&i vol
ver&n & 1gurar On question admins
tr&tiva.
-RsinA gran anlmasi6n pare 81
meeting del % La bandsra Unioninta
quedai& dsspleg ada On todos los oil
ktos do 10 siudAd. y 90 preparan ms
!, nifsstaeionss 90 sodoa los barrios.
Ell Club todas los noehss NO lie
M do bots on bots. d. gusto var ID
III tOontindG en- Ia pdQin0 ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-28
DATOS CUR|OSOS
Nueva y proveChOsa indus.
tria en- el Sur de Africa.
EXPOSITION francesa.
VALIOsA JOYA
vALIOsA IOYA
Favorable al <boicots. - Ell
secreto de la longevidad es
conner moderadamente

Eu sur do Africa 90 NJ dssarro'
llAdo una nusva y provechoss indus
tria, que ss 10 fsbrissci6n de sSfiAmo
de hbra de olive b~AnAnsrn. que 90
vende en- Londrss dc 500 q sls7 10 10
nelada.
Ell gobisrpo frances So prepare
4 abrir una exposition que dark { CO.
noeer les con ieiones que han rodea'
do IL vida del trAbs sdor durAnts los
1000 dlhmos saN.
lei sh'h de Persia. que 90 nm
automovilista enthusiasts, h. encarga'
do 4 Paris sells que 10 sostsrAu 10000.
I'm ioyero sxtrap isro hs hesho
I'm pequeno bAreo c1yo cAseo Cd una
perla; 10 vsla, de orc batido inerus'
tsdo de brillAntes y 10 bisAcora 90 IN
rubf' 10 sirvs de tim6n una esmsrsl'
do; su poso no llsga { media op2a y
90 vAlda % IS COO
I'll Tribunal Supreme 10 6sionis
hA decidido que los ~<boyeotss y husl-
gas On cor A 'ctos industrislss no son
penalties por 10 ley. y que los duet %
no pusdsn psdir compensation por loi
dA6os que resulten.
Eel dostor Stille, do LeipSic, hi
llegado 10 conelusi6n de que OIL 90
creto dc lArga vida Consists en- oil
mentArsc do mansra moderada. POI
una estAdi hisa que torm6 On eusrents
y una ssmAnas de observasionss. o.
10 ciudad, VIC que de las 2ls personal
do mas do ochsntA Anos fallecidaI
Alli. cAai todas fusrcn pobreS qu'
nunea habfAn tenido %oportunidad d.
conner nj heber con txeeso.
Ell d|timo eenso do los EstAdoI
Unidos demuestra que On 10 repGb'ic
trahs On disz mujsrsI como conItruc
toras do esrros y cArretAs.
-~JsruaAl6n tiene un hotel do ve
rAno ca R&melsh en- una eminencis
que pertsn5,s & un Arabs y que fu
: eonatruido eAsi ,luaivamante po
, muierea con q q 10 Go once csutavc
+. Al dfa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-28

IN 94 "a ~-
municipal dc GorAbo, CON i~s So
Ice aolindAneial; por oil Norris, con 81
RIO de GurAbo , tsrrenos dc dln ia
einto Palaneo DECADE; por oil Sur,
con nnsR do don Nicolas QAnonss
Liz6n; por 81 ESts, con otros IerrsnOs
de don Nsmsaio D&vilA ViIlAfa ns y de
dc6. Teresa QLnonss L'Sip;y por el
.Oa.s., eon mAs tsrrenoS dc DON N.co'
las Q a n 0 y dc don Joae QLnonss
L'zir. s. halIA inseriHta en- ell r gis
tro de IL propitdad de cate Dlstrito 81
folio 247. limo l do GlrAbo, lneA nd
nero 81, iaGstipsion II
Por tAnt0; hAhiendo ordenAdo o.
'Hon, Pedro Vsrgne de 10 ConehA,
Jusx dc Ia Corte Municipal dc esta
CiudadlA SaltansiAoion del tx pedienIs
que 90 intsresA per 10 McoI0N do 70.
tersneia, 40 libra Of Srsssnts sdisto
para "a inaersion en- oil peri6dico LA
DEMocRACIA, 6 tf,eIo de que las per.
sorau que 80 e%onsideren psriudieadAn
con 10 conversi6a %pretsndidA puedsn
oporcrse on 81 plaxo de quinae dias
nAturslsS, & contAr dsIds lie publica
sion del preIente.
DRdo on CaeuIs, 4 rs DIS OstubEe
de 1908.
Hermdgsnss AlUar(s
secretario de 10 Corss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-28
De AQU| Y De ALA
DssfsIcado en- IN pico de
$1,000 y detsnido por eI
Inspector dc C0rreos.
MONUM ENTO A VERDI
|Su Inauguration ante I'm pd-
blico de diez mil personals
en- Broadway.

Bspiamfo Emmons. hiio, miembro
de una eonoeida familiA de Missouri,
tuvo que eompArseer ~ to ell Comisa-
rio do los EstAdos U oidos On 81. Char.
leo. poblAei6n do csc EssAdo y ausd6
bsio ID eustodia del l~uspeeior do 90
rreos do San Luis.
90 10 detuvo On Angap, estaci6n
do corrsos dc 10 zopA del canal do Pa
mama, donde trabsiaba, por Acua&r
sele do que % hHllaba alcanzado ep
. /, 600 on aus ousntAs do ST, Charles,
donde estuvo sm plsAdo previaments y
en- donde pidi6 ~ traslado para 81
canal.
-Ants una muItitud que % estima
on unss dies mil peraonas, 80 hA inau.
gurado en- 10 plaza Sherman y Broad.
way. 81 monumento & q Iuaasppi Verdi.
Estaban reprssentAdAa ALI mas de cisn
sociedadea italianAs con vsints BAN
dAs do mdsiea, refof sdas con IN CO.
70 dc siento eineusnta miembros. Pc
70 guitar oil velo Tue eubr!a 10 cat atus,
90 utilize I'm a~eroAtatieo y oil slsvArs,
liz tsla dei6 casr eientos de hc % d.
pspel en- las que 80 hAbi&n impresc
trcxos do les msiores somposieionsl
del gran composisor; nj miamo item
20 slzA on ID vuelo muchas pAlomaI
La estatua representa- 81 inolvida
BILE maestro, en- marmol do Carrar.
sobre una base de granite Al redsdo,
de la que hay otras euatro fguraa OF
m&rmol blaneo, de OIelo, Aida, Fa's
tAf y La Fasiza dol Dsatlno. Tod,
ss obra del eacu tor ClvIletsi, de M
poles r'gllado & 10 elucad de Nusvi
York por 81 eoloniA Italians. L,
asert6 OIL Presidents del a~yuntamient
Mr.. Patrick Mas G, wAp, On cors
diseursp, y hab'aron tsmb!6,, eli cor
de M~esaiglia, Consul G snerAl de II,
liza. oil almirants Cali del crucsro In
liano sFlerAmoscaS y otras personal
Antss de 10 eeremonis, una parl
d. rseorri6 varias eallss, uni9 udos
luego & 10 mu tItud. que 40 agolpah
en- los a%lrededores del monumsnso.
En- esta imprenta Sc ven
de papel vieio 4 81 quinta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-28
DICT

Ea 10 Corte Municl sAl del Distrito
Judicial Municipal dc CsguAs, y. h.
EatAdos Unidos do America. So.
Ell Presidents de los EatRdos UnidoG
de America.
JoasfA CAbex ado, viudA do O. q >nss
Promoveuts. lex pArte).
tEn sl Asunto sobre conversion de ina
cripcl0n dc possession do fnsA r1Stics
90 interruption do dominiol.
Por euanto; eli Abogado RAtael
Aroe RolleI. On representation de d. III
Jouefa OAbeE udo, viudA do Qtnones,
- asndido { eata CorIe Municipal
---'6n On inIarip'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-28
DESDE IGUAO|LLA
Aseslnato en- Ell PepinO. Ls
vfctima ss I'm hiio de don
Manuel Font.
LA UNION AvANZA
FL meeting magno. : Orado'
res de otras ciudades. y
Aggression con arma blanca

Indsssriptibls 90 oil entusiasmo
cue reina On les huestes unionistas
de AguAdillA, con motive de 10 gran
diosa manifsstasi6n sfviea y smass
msstlngs que % eelebrar6n On esta
aiudad 81 Hkbsdo pr6ximo, q del 90
tuAl, , no Of domingo % somo eQui'
voeadaments diiimos ca nuestrA an
me revisla.
-Ass0drsssnos gus loa sefores
don Luis Mufoz Rivera, don Rosendo
MatisnSo Ciutr6n, dor JOSS do Diego,
don Rafael del VAlle, don Eugenio
Astol. do, Enrique L'isbre, Lcdo don
Salvador Pieornsll y don Rafael Ma
aos Bsrnisr, son los oradores que TO
mArAn pAYte an nuestro gran smee
lings que lsnd'a lugAr & lee 8 de Ia
noshs del sab ldo dc 10 Plaza Priu-
siPal.
4 mas do 6stos hsblAsG1 % o. mi
lin retsrido los orsdores de esia eiu
dad Nn9res Vlna Marines, GArefA
Duc6s y Yumst A6adez,
-Antsanoehe, segdn informss, al
scr dstsnido por 10 polisla insulAr Dc
este pusstc, oil individuo Nieomsdei
RivsrA-no sQusl sociAliatA do Arrest
bo-ests, sneaY&adose CON IN policfs
10 aeometi6 BON an auchillo. ii guar
diA 50 detsndi6 dAndole Al Rivera Va
rios macaaaxos que 10 derribAron
tlerra.
Aver, microbes, los sntusis ste
u~nionistAa do ISabsla eelebrAron o.
dieh3 pAeblo n gran felta politics
Una impotente y lueida manitsaiaci6l
reeorri6 las cAlles Dor 10 tarde y po
ID noehe 90 llsv6 & tfseso IN grandio
81 msstiug do propaganda, Gu el Qua
t)msron paris eAraeterixAdos ora
dores unionisiay, entire satos MAtisn
30. Aatol y Fertz AvileE.
Decide aver 90 eneuentrA en- eat
sludad, On Asuntos dc % pretss o.
que son mushos, el d~isiinguido , CON
pstsnte iurlsc onsulto de Naysga !
doctor dc stor don Joie Ramon Freyrl
EAludkmosls afectuosamsnte.
-NSEAns,. visrnss, llegar& & eat
clad d oil b aorAble SecretArio d
PnsrGo Rico, Mr.. Regls e Post, Quis
hA cttado por talfg'afo & los iusees
sscsttArioa e.setorales para que COL
elrrAn q una reunion que tandi& etel
10 & 10 una dc 10 tArde On los salons
del eoRsiaiorio municipal.
Hoy por ls mAfAnA cirsul6 prot
Esmsnls por aquf, elegsntsmsnts i'm
preso en- los tallesea t!pcg'A6sos
sLA BanderA de 10 Boi6ns, oil progrl
ma do nusstra pArAdA sivieA y ma
meeting que 90 llsvArAn 4 eAbo OIL Of
bado.
= mos tenido el gu.lo dc al,
4. ntudSd 4 nueatro amigo
TiAa L
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-28

&l'stu,
Min unioniss. va. ,~ %
urtv-e 5umlngo 90 4 d 1seo,
-NueGtFo entuSiAItA eorreli iona
rio y amigo don O4vAldo PenA Ruil
90 hAllA reeogldo ca tana elfrmt
dssde hAse dlAs
-As nos ACADIA do inf3rmAr cue
ALteaysr Ae comeIi6 IN h9rrorosC
aGsainAto 60 81 Pepiuo, siendo la vie
INNS un h!io dc don Manuel Font. Z
maGAdor % veelno del hArrio &C. Chi-
Has, do AoeA.
Mario morales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-28
BURLAS Y VERAS
O|AlOeUllO COGIDO Al vUEO--EMRE REPUBLICANS
HENsAN AUN En- SU$ MARH VEJH
PERO,,.SE ACAB0 10 QUE Sc DABA

re 10 20 no me eontsngol Es nscssario
veneer, dc c~uslquier modo. al adversario.
SL1 hss entendido biepP De e~ualquier modo,
~ de grado q por fueYzA. En nuestras & N
hay gsuts para TODD.
lVayan los uuioniataa desde shora.
por IN o. aeaso. preparando hilas!..".
Yo tsngo una coll0ra.
hlss6risa.-Y 20 tsugo IN eisniguillo
y dos eoeouacssos,
hist5rieoa tambiSn. IA cuanto ctins
socls'i;tA 8 <,oei6logos. entire taeos
y idramensos, lie atraquM los macos!
Hoy hsy que rsspstArlos. -Desde luego,
pues nos haesn oil iu'go.
Aysr, sin compassion, los a~paleamos,
hoy los utiliSAmog
y NOS sirven g~ustosos. PA que vess!
iAsf 90 que % abreu paso las Ideas
-Volvisndo q mi colOra, sstk On buen uso,
y % s6li'a y 90 ~tuerse, QUE 10 diQa
mueho ma, de IN hsrido y dc IN confuse,
& quien medf 10 sssalda 8 10 barriga,
deiandolo lzhl zi,l pAtidifascl
lVsya 81 do que hAcsr -.+.-Me 10 asuponqo,
y que sentir. ~ que rasser. Y locus
iANa' tYal-Como siempre, me propor 70
q1s hsya mushs piQuina para ratio
VA ser este OIL d~isloqus,
y mas de I'm ant0nero que 90 e~nju0sus:
va q morirse de miedo abinlestato,
ca cuanto 10 10 amsgus
9 10 mirs Of passr. ain que 10 toque!
lQue serie do estropisios
tsndremos!-H prestado mi ctl!ora
ALA en- tlempoa do Jon grsndes ssrvieios
y 90 n~eeeaario que los presto ahora.
III proasdsr % f&sil y ~ssneillo,
AdsmSs de sshvchones hsbrG strecos,
-Pongo I'm eisniguillo
&tu 0rden y mis- dos eoeomacos;
mas proeura buacar quisn 10 mAnsjs,
70 no 10Y y Ioor que? lvAlisnts lilal
-Porque 70 10 Iusular no nos prcteie,
hay que aer mas ligsro que una sguila,
En- breve no tsndremos quisn nos lie,
nj iuex QUO nos abuuslva, y "a ID gsnts
oye n%ueatraH bravstas y 90 rie
sin cesar, q mandibulA patients
NADIA dc turbulsneiav, porqus ahora
10 SP6lios Iusulars NOS pone traba,
y guarda, bien gusrdado, ia coEora
mira que 90 acab6 10 que 90 daba!
Y 81 quierss eshsrlaa lie alo on euenta
"a de Tfo Caniyitas,
de Cai6n o do Enano do 10 vsntA
ldSrAs On Of cGcbGrro do paMtasl
Suarez dc Mota
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-28
EDICT0.


Ia 10 CoEte Municipal de Vega BplI
P. r. -OfaIna del Marshal.
Por eusnto & Ia tsrasriA de domi.
MO intsrpuesta por Francisco Qlino
mes, On rselamAsi6n dc les bienes In
mushlss que tueron en- bArgados an II
do FGbrero dc !. zee por 10 mereAntil
que en- este plaza girA bAio la rsz6n
social de ForRxA Alfonso y CompG6fS,
en- oil pleito civil seguidO on dithlCor-
10 contra Esteban Nonh6 z On eohro
do pesos, Ie ordsna por el prsasnIe il
suspension del edicto teCha IL de o..
tubre de !. zoe. anunsiando la EubAuta
de dishos hisnsG hAstA IAnto 80 resusI'
Va 10 ierearfa. Lo que % base i'll
90 para general eonoCimisuto.
Dado b mi 6rmA e. Vega BA
is, { Is de Oolubre de 1885
Ltis N Vega.
Na,ahAl de ls Corte Municipal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-28
Sc neCe!Itan en- seguida

Pisa psdreroS J hombres de az perish.
ale On lrabsios do sAlAdro de piedEa
para voladurA de bSrreno On 10 cons
Irueoi0n dc Ia gAlerA sunterlGaee do
O. merio.
So les provse eobertiS0 para der
mir , podIa obsensr aomida on 10
VeeindAd. HAbrA trAhAio para aeis
mel e., mas Q menos.
PUtds dirigirse OIL eampAmento dc
los ssAltoa &c Comerfos 9 & 10 o6cina
de la ASAn Juan Light & Transit
CompanJS, San Juan, P. r. D.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-28
NILAGROSO DES0BRNI[NTO

Por I'm neG6.a San JuAu ls Nlagrosa sspeaisldad 6uiss an w esnsro
&c u Alnerof iSEo' DC NspobS, z cul analtENudo una lnauidad de- hMr.
- medlHnsea Dc Ia Indie ' despues de un protondo suudio sohrs lAs q,
SFmeoAoss venersa y 'thihsa', ha eneontrado oil medic 60 eurarlas radiaal-
nsn"' no sho sn haeer use del mersurin, sio que eom5ass con Las sntsrms.
dAdss FontFaidia pos 81 u'o de dishA SustAnsia. EI trA.amIsnto "a asuaIOf.
"mo MA formulas 500 purAmens vegetables, pss m u eomposiai6u solo
nernss msdlcinAe' de i IodiA" Les sfldoras , la inysoCi6n han sido
aHsrAdos an invento mi'agro'o para Ia consists cur .d6u de tuda, Las q
de les Was urinarAa de ambos aexos,
81 mnagsoso ROOB PTZZO 90 M gran medieameuto. easasnimo nara II
somPIeia daAtrussi6n de TODD baslo sAMhso. Con 81 uso % purinea IL san
gre impure 1ellndolA On satAdo norma, lbre de TODD virus, daudo salud &
inmunidAd para sviIAr Ia rsOrodusei6n de tAa tsrrlbls safsrm.iad, Tsuisndo
10 eomSesa asguddAd de cue todA parsoua ataeadA de una de soudIas a.
hH de rs,usFtr rzoJsnsuts On dihos msdlsamentos para curar.a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-28

En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel vieio de periodico a dos
pesos el quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-28

~Auy promo comsl ArAn las
obras de construction de 10 hospital
en- PAtillAI.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-03-07
PresbYterians Plan
To Get Together.

Representatives of the Presby ter
ian Church, Presbyterian Church
South, United Presbyterian Chur-
CHI, Reformed church in the United
States, Reformed Church in Amer
ice, and the Reformed Presbyter-
ian Church will meet at Charlotte
n. c., on March IA for the pur-
pose of preparing a basis for the
federation of the denominations.
The various general assem- blies
and general synods received the
report favorably, but in each in
stance referred 1t back to the joint
committee for more detailed plans
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-03-07

viding that no Collector OF Inter
nal Revenue shall accept the spec
ial tax from any dealer in liquors
where the business ls prohibited
by law He pointed out thai IN
Maine, where no licenses TO sell
liquor are issued, GAO persons paid
the Federal tax as retail liquor
dealers in the last fiscal year. In
Kansas, anott err prohibition State,
1924 persons paid such Federal
tax. In Connecticut, which is not
prohibition State, 2,I9l licenses
were ISSUED by State authority,
while 3 200 paid she special YAK
to the Federal Government. Mr..
Clark argued that the Federal Gov
eminent ought not to impose tax
on an illegal business, that the
State and Federal authorities
should work in harmony to secure
respect for the law,
Mr.. Clark gives himself no illu-
sions as to the prospects of his bill.
He says it was referred to he Com
mittee on WAYS and Means, "where
it has peacefully s'umber'd ever
since.
Apparently, therefore, the Fed
eral Government, which needs a
good deal.of money, will continue
to take what lie offered and allow
the States to enforce their own
laws to the best of their ability.
Mr.. Clark says his people are
mortaly afraid of the United
States courts. If the States will
so enforce the laws as to make OF
tenders mortally afraid OF the
State courts the aid of the Federal
Government will not be so badly
needed,
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-03-07
Strongly For Measure.
T Woodford Sun. !

The Sun is glad IT, endorse the
County Uait Local Option bill, now
before the Legislature.
While we have never felt sure,
and do not feel sure now. that lo-
cal option gives the results that it
aims at, and are not prepared to
,ay at this time whether it is a
good thing or not, yet we 90 know
that the people of county ought
to have the right to say whether
whiskey shall be sold within its
borders. This is all the passage OF
the bill can do. 1t brings local
option no nearer county than
now, unless the people want it.
Ii they want it, they ought to have
it. If they don't want it, it is nc
trouble to turn local option down
under the proposed law.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-03-07
Put Stop To FL ectiOneering.
/ Ea: lingtOn Bee.

Representative Barry has intro
duced bill in the Kentucky Leg
islature to prevent any candidate
from spending or giving money or
whiskey or anything of value, or
from promising patronage to secure
his election or nomination, and
providing that all candidates shall
file ten days after election an item
lied statement of his expenses.
The penalty for violation is $1,000
This is a most excellent measure.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-03-07

known to the other party. Post
M ,tual causes are infidelty, in
toierable cruelty, willful desertion
for two years, hopeless insanity of
the husband. Conviction of crime
it is said, should not be a cause
unless followed by continuous i'm
prisonment for two years. These
causes are not so numerous as
those in some States, but they go
farther than other States will be
willing to follow-Courier Jour
nal.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-03-07
TRAINED NURSE
Writes A Letter to the Advocate

To the Editor Of the Advocate -
"I am a trained nurse of nine
years experience in hospitals and
private cases, and for the benefit
of the people of Mt. Sterling, l
wish you would publish my ex
perience with the cod liver oil
preparation called Vinol.
l was completely Frustrated
from overwork. l had no appetite,
could not SLEEP, my kidneys, liver
and bowels became inactive, and
as / grew weaker l could not re
tain either medicine or food on my
stomach and raised blood, The
doctors said my condition was
critical, and / would probably die.
Al had seen Vinol prescribed
for my patients with such re
marksble results, ] decided to try
1t myself. After the first bottle l
began to improve. l continued its
use and soon began to sleep and
eat well; every organ in my body
was strengthened and became nor
NAL, until it seemed good to be
alive and 1 was restored to perfect
health and strength
believe Vinol is the most pc
tent and delicious cod liver oil
preparation and tonic rebuilder in
the world, and it is such a blessing
to be able to take into the system
all the bodybuilding and medici-
nal elements of cod liver oil with
out the nauseating, greasy oil
itself.
l advise all my patients who
need strength for every organ il
the body, rich, red blood, ant
flesh tissue, to take Vinol, as it II
8 far superior to old fashioned
cod liver oil, emissions or Other
tonics " Elizabeth NJ. Cremond
Trained Nurse, Boston, Mass.
Our local druggist, w. S Lloyd
sells Vinol on positive guarantee
to return money if it fails.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-03-07


The licenses issued by the Fed
eFal Government in many States
for the sale of liquor largely ex
coed those issued by the State,
where the State issues any at all.
1t is argued that the Federal Gov
eminent should issue no licenses
except to those that have State
licenses.
It is not technically correct to
'sas that the Federal Government
iss3es licenses for the sale of liquor
in any State. 1T has no authority
to license any sort of business in a
State. But Congress has under
the Constitution authority "to lay
and collect taxes, duties. imposts
and excises,' and it imposes PEN
alties for carrying on certain kinds
of business without paying the
special tax. But tne payment of
such tax does not amount to a
license TO do business in the State.
1t simply exempts him who pays
from a prosecution by the Federal
Government for failure to pay his
taxes. That the payment of the
taxSshould rot be construed as q
license, Section 3243 of TIE Revis.
ed Statutes of the United States
expressly provides that the pay
ment of any tax imposed by the
internal revenue laws of the United
States shall not be held to exempt
any person from any penalty oil
punishment provided by the laws
of any State for carrying on the
BUSINESS or in any manner to au.
thorize the continuance of such
trade or business.
Many people pay the tax to the
Federal Government without get
ting a license from the State Gov
eminent. In Kentucky. it is ssid
the number who have paid thu
special taxes to the Federal Gov
eminent to sell liquors exceeds TIN
number of State licenses by nearl,
2,OLO. From this fact it is argued
that the State is losing some $3.50,
600 yearly on revenue, But man.
perhaps nearly all, of those wh'
pay the Federal without payin,
the State tax reside in territor,
where no State licenses are grant
ed. The business Is carried on il
defiance of State law, but the Fed
eral Government gets the tax
But the failure of the Fedora
Governmer TO c'hect the tai
would not put dollar into til
State Treasury, since the authori
ties of the State refuse to acceI
the money. If the tax we're nc
paid to the Federal Government
the State would have the help {
the Federal authorities to STAN
out the unlawful business; thu
representative Frank Clark,
n ida, introduced into the Fec
eral House in December bill pre-
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-03-07
Divorce Congress Promises Little
Reform.

1t appears that the action of the
Divorce Congress at Washington
is not likely to be radical. The
memorandum presented by the
Pennsylvania delegation seems to
have been mainly approved, and
it recognizes several causes for d.
yorce which are not available in
some of the States.
Among the causes existing be-
fore marriage are mentioned phys
ical defects, consanguinity and af
finity, former marriage, fraud,
force or coercion and insanity un.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-03-07

j. II. Drummer has rented the
business house recently vacated
by S. w. Jones. The location is
very desirable and he will no doubt
command an increased trade. See
his ad.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-03-07
Keep Out Altogether.
Franklin Favorite.

A bill has been introduced in the
Kentucky Legislature making 1t a
misdemeanor for person between
the ages of sixteen and twenty-one'
to enter a saloon. Why stop at
twenty. one? Let the same law APP
ply to men of all ages and the sa-
loon evil will soon be solved.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-03-07

For SALE OR RENr-The two
story building suitable for bus
mess and residence, vacated by L
NJ Ricketts, near depot.
Apply to Mrs Woodson Shrout'