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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-16
THE TROUBLE
PASSES AWAY
Turkey Saves Her Face by Getting
Great Britain to Name Boun-
Diary Commission.

London, May I5.--The AngIO-Tur.
kish difficulty has been settled 10 the
satisfaction OF Great Britain. the
Turkish government having Yielded
on all points unCOnditionally
Foreign Secretary Grey announced
In the house of commons today that
q satisfactory note had been received
from the Turkish government acced
ing TO the British demands that
Joint commission be appointed TO de
limitatc the Sinai peninsula from
tier
The foreign secretary In sketch
ing the course OF tho Turkish caplt-
ulation said that the Turkish govern
mcnt first Informed The British am
bassador that Tabah and all other
places Ia rs ncighborhoOd recently
occupied by Turkish troops had boon
evacuated Since then q note had
been received stating that the Tur-
kish government accodcd to Joint
commission which will be appointed
10 mako Typographical survey and
map with q view OF fixing the boun-
dary so as 10 secure the maintenance
OF the status quo The boundary viii
run from Rafakh in southcastcrIy
direction from point not less than
three miles from Akabah
The secretary added that the Brit
ish government had accepted the rc
ply. which gives every reason TO- hope
that complete satisfactory settle.
mcnt Of The details will be- reached
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-16
Roosevelt Is Silent
As To Chandler
PUPILS IN A
GLASS CLASH
The Junior and Seniors az Marion
Hurl Bricks.

Marion, Ohio, May i5.-The un-
expected trouble has happened In the
annual flag contest between the sen
iors and juniors OF the high school.
After midnight the two factions
met In the school building while ten
OF the seniors were crawling down
from the belfry. \ fierce combat
ensued, bricks were thrown. and the
juniors were finally hcatcn. two he
ing bound and gagged
They were locked iu the attic and
were released several hours later by
fellow classmates \ door was bro
ken and other damage done.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-16
KILLED BY HIS
DAUGHTER
Jacksonville Merchant Returned To
His Home To- Meet Death.

Jacksonville. Fla. May i5.-C. T..
Hooks. merchant. was shot and
Killed this afternoon by his seven
teen-year-old daughter Bessie.
Hooks returned today after "A
weeks absence and had a violent
quarrel with his wife His daughter
says she took his revolver to prevent
his using IL and in a scuile he tried
to take IL from her. The revolver
was discharged. the bullet entering
his breast, killing him instantly.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-16
PRESENT CONGRESS
BREAKS RECORD

Washington, May I5.-Thc pres
ent congress has broken all previous
record In passing bills According
10 the files more than 5000 laws
have ben enacted which number to
date exceeds all previous sessions by
between seven and eight hundred
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-16
BURNED IN
THEIR HOME

Milton. Fla, May 1J.-W T. Acre.
man his wife and seven children
we're incineratcd in their home near
here Sunday night There are indi-
cations that they were first murder
cd and that the housc was then set
on fire TO hide the crime a thor
ough investigation ls being made in
hope OF finding some clCg that viii
lead to the arrest Of the guilty par
ties
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-16

T1i- delightful weather starts our
people toward the forest and over
the hills in This picturesque vicinity
The people Of Bluchcld are putting
ON their summer earb and arc com
ing Out arrayod ln all the splondor
they can anord our street cars are
having picnic coming nickcls and
our business men generally are put
ting ON new air OF good cheer.
Everything Is on the high road 10
fortune in Blucfeld The foliage IS
coming out in an its radiant beauty
and nature IS putting on her sweet
est smile Beautiful women and
brave men" are seeking sccluslon
among the dogwood and The bud
ding honey sucklc. everything and
everybody IS happy and tho good old
summer time is with ms again
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-16
THINKS THAT A
CHANGE IS DUE
Mcthodists of the south Want New
Statement Of Faith.

birmingham, Ala, May iJ.--By a
vote OF l6l To l07 the general con
Terence OF the Methodist Episcopal
church, south. today declared itself
In favor OF the creation of com
mittee To prepare n new statement
OF faith
Othre branches OF Mcthodists will
he invited To unite with the southern
church In the preparation of such
statement of faith and such q
statement of the doctrinal system
as is called for in the twentieth cen
tury
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-16
Dagger Thrust Stays Commander
Virginia At Last
Enters Suit Against us

make final settlement. provided at
least two thirds OF the certificates OF
1871 and a majority OF the other sub
sequently issued certificates were
placed In it's control This condition
was complied with. as "A certain New
York banking house appears to have
largely acquired these deprecated
Virginia certificates and placed some
hve-siNths of the entire issue I'm the
commissions control But the con
tract under which these certificates
were deposited with the commission
expired last fan without anything
having been accomplished. and there
fore the case is finally to be sent he.
fore the supreme courst.
In 1871 the state of Virginia. al
though iLnvoverisLed as result of
the war recognized her duty TO make
a fair adjustment with her credit,
ors who had bought her bonds when
her credit was higher than that of
any other state, and having as vet
reached no agreement with West Nir-
ginia as to the respective liabilities
passed funding bill BY the terms
OF this act Virginia assumed respon-
sibility for two-thirds of the public
debt. The act provided that a new
bond should be- issued for two
thirds OF each old bond. and that a
certiiicat" should be given to repre-
sent the other one-third, to bear in
tercst q, * pcr cent. and to await
payment mntil Virginia and West
Virginia had come to a settlement.
and Virginia agreed 10 hold the old
bond. so far as mfundcd. in trust
for the holder OF the certificate.
At that time the debt OF Virginia.
with interest added, had reached
about $45.OOO.OOO. Under this fund
ing bill OF 1871, there We're issued
about 100000 of certificates.
representing the one-third OF the debt
which it was designed West Virginia
should pay, and the bonds. so far
as unfunded. are now held ny Vir-
ginia in trust TO secure the payment
of these certificates These ccrtIf-
ginia from liability for their pay
ment, they clearly import that there
would be q settlement between Vir-
ginia and West Virginia. and that
they would be paid when a settle
ment was had. Virginia undoubted-
~ intended that when settlement
was had the certificate holders must
accept West Virginia's share I'm full
payment of the unsettled one-third
OF the debt But under the form of
the certificate il might be contcndod
that Virginia was liable for the diff
ference between the face of The Ger
tificates and the amount asccrtained
to be due by West Virginia Hence
1t is OF great Importance 10 Virginia
TO bring about Il settlement OF The
matter, not only because OF the duty
she owes the creditor but equally
for her own protection
Subsequent refunding acts of 1879.
and 1892 authorized The issuance Of
certificates for the One-third debt
which expressly provided that they
should impose no liability on Virgin
ia. The amount OF these certificates
outstanding in The hands OF the pub
lie is comparatively small about
$2,1149SO while Of the certificates
of 1871 there are about $12,7O3.451.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-16
MITCHELL DINGER
Quiet Wedding j. Solcmni/cd ~ Thi,
city Last EN.ning.

There was quiet lifU. .eddine
at Bland Street Methodist parson.
age YESTERDAY afternoon Rev y A.
Baylor officiating The happy couple
that then Hud there ere made one.
were NJ John Vs. fchou. OF Pu.
laski. W. md Mrs , lh Dinger. OF
this coury Mr. VI nell IS q piano
tuner and has been doing some OF
this kind OF work about Blueneld.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-16
BURNED
BY MINE EXPLOSION

Pottsvillc. Pa, May 81 An cN
plosion OF gas in thc shenandoah
city colliory fhis morning seriously
burned twenty men who have been
taken from fho mine s. number of
men are still in the mine and may hn
dead, as The rcscuers cannot reach
them. owing 90 Ere and debris
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-16
MR.. FAIRBANKS PART

In thc United States senate every
body talks but Fairbanks. and he sits
around all day. merely listening nul-
city 10 what the others say San
Antonio Express
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-16

We are beginning 10 get down TO
real business in all OF our printing
departments and are ready 20 rush
out work ON the shortest notice
Our friends should drop in and see
the wheels OF our machinery go
round
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-22
GENT OBElRNE.

ia Peruna me ha curado y me ha
dado mas fuerza = espfritu del nece
sario para trabajar u. g. Biglow.
0enerai Chase, Asst Ayd Gen q. A. e.
Escrihe: "La eficacia de la Peruna como
remedio alivio para el catarro esta
bien probada. Muchos de mis- amigos
han sido beneficados con su uso."--
B. F. Chase, 28 Harrison st., Ana
costa, D. G.
General O'Connor
Escribe: "El que padezca de catarro
debilidad fisica, debe tomar Peruna in.
mediatamente. A muchos de mis- amigos
les ha sido muy provechosa Y de gran
servicio dennis O'Connor, 7SS 32nd
st., N. w Washington, d. G.
General Wright Del Ejfrcito
Confederate,
Escribe: "Con placer recomiendo la
Peruna. Es una medicina notable y la
deben usar aquellos que necesiten un
buen t6nico y los que padezcan
de catarro."-.Marcus Wright, 1924
Corcoran ST., Washington, DC.
General Hawley De Washington, D, C.,
Escribe: HE usado la Peruna Y la
creo inmejorable para padecimientos de
los rihones y especialmente huena para
la tos, resfriados y catarrcg "A. +
Hawley,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-22

quistss sin deframan1lsnto de sahgre
el Hdbeas Corpus y 10 ciudadarts
Rscord6 las guerras y loa sacudt.
misntos polttlcos que necesitaron las
naclones europeas por a'csrzar dos
benefcios cue los puertorriquehos go.
xSmoa sin hahsr lucha1o por elloa.
Era necesario eduCsr al pueb 0 por
medic do soptsrenclas y ensenar!e &
eonocsr 10 que repressntau y signid.
can 10 ciudanAnfa y sl Habeas Corpus
81 Dspsrtamento dc Educaci6n puede
coadyuvar & ID obrA herm 1sa de edu-
car nuestros nifos en- los principles
fundamentales de 10 constitution de
los Estados loidos. Las libertades
no 90 slcapzsn de un g)lpe; expression
, rssultado del tempo, tensmos que
recihirlas lentsmente. Ssamoa dignos
dc alcanzarlas con nuestrQ civismo.
El s nor Guzman Benittx fue 10
nota aaliente do squel aeto. Su
discurao fu6 mSa Go sfutesis y Rnali-
sis, sin recargar las tintaa del bello
Icuadro que prsssntsron los demAs
oradoreI. Dsapues de un largo exor-
dio, Ell orador reeonocio que Ia ciuds
dania 90 el principle de nusssra rsge.
neraci6n polfticA. La eiudadsnfA no
60 una dsdiva, no es don que tenga
mos que agrsdecsr q Mr., Theodore
Roossvelt. Es IN hecho necesario,
' ineludible, que en- el actual sistsmA de
la polftica contemporaries de los Es-
tados, tsnfA que Suceder, Hizo hiato
ria de las socIedades, de como Sc for
man y organizan, y demostro que las
coacasiones los puebloa So verifcan
por altos incruttables deberes do lA
concisnciA moral y social de la civili'
Eaci0n.
Manifesto su duAlIamo acsrca de
la cludadAnis americana, ss decIr su
contormidsd & inconformidAd. Dijo,
que 90 alegraba de la oiudapis en el
hscho de entrarIA ser ciudadano de loa
Estadoa Unidos, pero que le invAdfa
tambi6n profanda tristsEA al mirar
que dicha eiu iadania no es completa.
No comprendo una ciudadanta EXPIRE.
H6Iel sedor GuEmkn Bsnitez con gran
cAlor-cuAndo el Conseio Executive ,
ell Leg Hlatlvo rssideu en- una sols ma
no. Yo quiero una eiudadanfa limpia,
luminosA como el sol, sIn que 81 paSar
por los cristalss ahumados de los de.
partAmsAIos, llegue impura, mlstih'
cads, ineolorA insipida,
La eiudadania he de ser 9 no he
ser. Qie venga con todoa aus dere.
shos ] eon todos los dsbarss que im.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-22

buen tonico. .'-Chas. II, Noske, 2l3 b
ST., N. W., Washington, D. g.
Recommendation Del General Erwin.
"Muohos de mis- amigos han usado Ia
Peruna como remedio para Ia dyspepsia
y han obtenido los mejores resultados." I"
John B, Erwin, Washington, D. G.
BrIgadier General ScheH Curado
LA Peruns es realmente un tonico
maravilloso y no conozco NADIA me1or
pora tos Y resfriado5 ~. NJ Schell,
Washington, D. G.
Oenerai Duffieid Del Ejercifo De
La Union.
Escribe: "He usado la Peruna en- mi
familia y la creo un remedio valioso, y
me place recomendarla todo ell que
padegca de catarro en- el est6mago que
nscesite un t6nico eficaz. THE Cairo
Washington, D. G.
General Butler De La Caroline Del Sur.
Escribe: "Recomiendo la Peruna para
Ia dyspepsia y intermediates del este.
mago. He estado usando su medicina
por POGO tempo y me siento muy
aliviado. Es en- verdad una medicins
maravillosa ademas de ser un buen
t6nico."-M. G. Butler.
General Powell, Hecker Post, No. 4z3
Rscribe: "Despues de haber tornado
Rn tyaseo do Peyuua me convenci d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-22

sus cualidades curativas Y he seguido
usandola hasta la fecha. Todos los
slntomas de catarro han desapsrecido, y
aun contindo usandola moderadamente
como preventive y tonico."-W. Fl.
Powell Belleville, Ill.
General Sebring Del Ejercifo
Confederate,
Escribs "Con gran placer recomiendo
su valioso remedo la Peruna, como un
t6nlco excelente y tambien como buen
remedio para la tos, resfriados. catarros
y debhdad general, II, sebring,
1893 w. 4th St., Jacksonville. Fla.
General Payne De Washington, D. C., +,
Escribe; "Me ino mis- compaferos al
recomendar la Peruna, como t6nico ex.
celente para reconstituir ell sistema,"-
Eugene s. Payne, 4o7 4th ST.. N, w.
Washington, D. G.
General 7aley,
Escribe: "Su Peruna ha sido usada
por mi y mis- amigos como remedio para
.enfermedades catarrales con beneficiosos
resultados Estoy tan convencido de la
eficacia de la Peruna que no vacilo en-
darle mi recommendation VIM. Cooper
Talley, 7ls D st., N. E., Washing.
ton, D. G.
General Bigiow Sanado.
Gen, j, G. Btglow, 15l g st., N. W.,
Washington, D, G., saerihs;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-22
OFTCIALES AMERICANOS DE ALTO GRADO
RECQMIENDAN EL REMEDIO AMERICANA LA PERUkA

alabo y rscomisndo 81 uso, pyss d ssssw
somando CON el me1or raAhlAAdN.@A 4
G. Gibson 4
General Henderson WashGagsoe d o.
Escribe: sLa Peruna ha sido ussds q
mi hogar CON los me1orss rssulsAos.
Con gran placer la recomieudo 4 ~
amigos, como valioso remsdio v susA
eficax para el catarro. 4
MariscaI Do Campo Armsffoas
Washington. d. G..
Escribe: "Como muohos do mis- visfcs
compaheros han sido benefioiados po4 IN
Peruna, 20 sinoeramente 6no mi rso-
omendaoi6n 6 Ia de ellos. por sus cuala.
dades ourativas."-B. @. Armstrong.
General neftys
Fsoribe: "Me place manlfssasr sus
alsunos do mis- paoientes que han ussdo
Peruna para el cstarro 8 COMO t0niso,
han sido muy benefiolados. Nstpy
satisfecho do 81 shoaoia. p Ohassss
Pettys.
General Lsgg Washangfcn, o. C..
Escribcs "Con placer rscomiendo Lac
muchas recomendaoiones que hs otto y
leido respscto 4 10 Peruna, posque hs
reconocido 10 verdad.
"Nosotros siempre decimos nuessros
amigos enfermos, delremedio que hemos
conocido por experiences, NOS fue dsil
cuando estabamos enfermos, y creemoe
un deber recomendarlo.
mo es menos que nuestro deber acon.
seJar todas las persenas que podamos,
ouando ga abemos de un remedio busno
POGO costoso relahvamente, que hae.
muohas curaciones y es benefcioso On
casi todos los casos.
MI propia experiencia personal, al
haber sido aliviado de mi sordsra
causada por 81 catarro, me impulsa q
aconsejar los que padecen, q que usen
la Peruna."-A. M. Legg.
Coronei Shafswen Washfagton. D. c.,
Escribe: "Recomiendo 10 Psruna como
una medicina sgradable y eficss. Cure
catarros y resfriados. Es un excelente
promoter para 10 dijessi6n y magnffsco
remedio pora un estomago debil. Entona
el apetito y no 90 desagradable para
tomar. ."-Nathaniel Shatswen.
Capifdn Jackson Dc Washington, ID. c.
Escrtbe: "Tengo ochenta y tres anos de
edad, veterano do 10 guerra con los
Indios, con Mejico y dc la Guerra OWL.
Hacen algunos afos padecf de catarro
en- el est6mago. Despuss dc haber usado'
tres frascos de la Peruna, todos mis-
males desaparecieron completaments."
81 no recibe pronto y benefcioso re-.
sultado con el uso do esta msdioina,
observation-disclosures al DR.. Hartman.
dandole detalles de Cd enfermsdad, y
con placer le daSG gratis 80 valioso con-
selo medico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-22
Rn e| Ateneo putrtorriqueho

En- 10 nochs del s&bAdo 90 celebrt
On el Ateneo una velads sobre el tems
<La concession de 10 ciudadanfa anne.
rieana para Puerto Rico.s
POGO antes dc las och,, taeror
osupadas por aelecto pdblico de AMI boi
ssxos los asisntos del amplio salon
Este pressn.sba magnthco aspscto.
Ocuparon 10 aribuna sl doctor Q 40,
vsdo Rasa prssidenss, y los ssHore,
don Emilio del Toro Cusbaa, don Jost
Gordils J don Joae dc GuzmAn Bsni
tez.
ri doctor Quevedo Baez inaugurt
al aeto con un bello dlscurso. Mani
fest6 que 10 eiudadsnia ere u1s conce
sion cue debiamos recibir todos cor
general algeria. Ella redimirk y dig
niasarG el elemsnto puertorriqueno.
All como la sbolici6n do 10 escla.
vitud tut la rsdsnci6n dc los nsgros,
ls oiudadania 90 en- cleric modo Ia
rsdenei6n de los blsncos,
Eneareci6 el trabaio en- sl puebl o,
10 suseH anzA en- las elaseI inteligen.
hes, 10 union On las dirsctorAs, & I'm de
que todos podsmos redimIrnoa del
sstigms que hasta ahora anublabs
nuestra frents de coloaol, No dude
mos que nusatro porvenir 90 aclara
por la CONCESSION hecha por sl Presi.
dsnts Roosevelt.
II senior Gordils en- ell nombrs d,
ia libertad, dc la igualdad y de Ia
fraternidad sAludo & 10 cludadanis q
americans, Su diseurso tus IN him
no. En- oil iondo de 81 trabsjo res
plandeci6 el ssnt!miento de ls ciuda
dano, que reclbe la ciudadania como
sl principle de nueatra regsnsr aci6r
polfsioa. Is nscssario, diIo, que ae
pamos ser ciudAdanos, Para ESQ ei
necsssrlo que coaeyavemos & la grar
ubra de dgnifcar 4 nuestro pueblo
On sl pleno Roes de sus derechos.
Tanto Qlevsdo como Gordils le-
Ssron sus diacursos.
III sefor del Toro CuehAs, recor
do la oeupacl6A de los Es!ados Unldos
por les tropss AmericAnss, hsoe sists
AHos. Aqusl hscho ias IN Euceso Eran.
dioso; sl pueblo 10 rsclbi6 con los
brazos abisrtos, no porque slte tuera
abyssso : servil, sino poraus no igno-
rsbs cue la bandsra americana es 81
simbolo de ls justieiA, de ls lIbertad
del deresho. Fl pueblo sstAba an
sIoso de eItos tres principles , por
ESQ baac6 81 ssoudo de la gran naci5n
Ansrisans.
gasrtO Rico ha aleapzsdo dOt con.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-22
Yainte Y Ocho Generates Del
Rfercif0 Envfan CarfaS De
Rec0meddaci6n.
AZ Or. Hartman, Inventor De La
Peruna.

No hay otro remedio para el catarro,
cue haya sido tan elogiado como Ia
Psruna, por tantos estadistas y militares
celcbres.
General O'Beirne, Washington. D. c.,
Esoribe: "Tantos amigos y conocldos
han usado la Peruna con tan buen exito,
como remedio para el catarro, que la
creo un remedio eflcaz, y como tai, La
reoomiendo, todos los que padecen de
dicha aenfermedad. flames r. O'Beirne,
no Broadway, Washington, D. @.
General 8. S. Yoder, De Ohio,
Esoribe: LA Peruna es un remedio
maravilloso. La use por corto tempo y
sstoy completamente satisfecho de sus
msritos. ".-s. 8. Yoder. Washington, DC.
Brigadier Kirby
Escribe: "Con placer reoomiendo Ia
Psruna 6 todo lque padece de catarro."
ID. r. Kirby, Washington, d. G.
Brigadier King, Del EiSrcit0
Confederate,
Escribe: "No vacilo al decir que la
Peruna efectda las curaciones que
promsten pues de clio estoy conven
cido."-J. Floyd King, Washington, D. G
General Smahs, Beaufort, S. c..
Escribe: "He usado Ia Peruna pars
psdscimientos catarraies y Ia encuentrt
Asneflciosa, efsctda 10 que promote
csmo remsdio y espontaneamente doy
sni entera recommendation" y Rober
Emalls.
GsneraiAbboff. De Washington, D. c.
1scflbe: "Estoy convencido de que 81
ssmedio 10 Peruna. es I'M excellent
s&nico. Muchos 10 mis- amigos Ia hal
1sado para SOS y enfermedRdes catarra
sss, y han obtenido los me1ores re
sultados."-Tra @. Abbott. eOe M. st,
~. W., Washington, ID. c.
CapIfAn Yarnei. Do Washingfon. o. c.
1scribe: "Yo creo que como remedi
para el cstarro, 10 Peruna % el me1or 81
ID mercado. No he tornado gran can
eaAad, y motto muy buenos resultados."-
w. G. Yasnell, 2s2a Lincoln street, N. e
Washington, D. @.
0srereF Mcbride,
EAcribe: "No vAoiio en- recomendar /
Psrwna todas aqusilas personas gu
Yadecen del catarYo."-J. d. Mcbride
90 Pennsylvania Ave-, N. w., Wash
AAgton, D. @.
General Noske.
Esesibs: "Rscomiendo 10 Pssuna 4 tode
Zoe que tiensa sesasaAQos sns occasions
easAszes. come 9laas q ~ Aeaak
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-22
OESDE MAYAGUEz
Resultaran muy lucldas las
festas del pr6Slmo
Carnaval.
OTRAS NOTIClAS

"Ha llegado & Maysgo'z procsden
10 do aus pals el periodista dominica
no don Victor M. de Castro.
-Essa on San Juan desde aver,
nuessro querido amigo y comparero
en- letras don JoRe Nun Rivera, SO
cretarIo del syuntsmiento de Caguas.
-EitS vRcsnta la plaza de m aestro
principal de los escuelas de Afasco,
por fAllecimlento del que Ia ssrvfa.
-Msyagtez celebrat6 las festas
del pr6xImo Carnaval con el mismo lu-
cimiento que en- otros amos. Va sc ha
elegido alli la junta directora del car
naval, en- Ia siguiente forma;
Presidente, doctor don ElIaeo Font
y Guillot; Nlce, don Manuel GraHa;
Tesorero, don Santiago A, Caino; Sc.
cretarios, don Luis Fernandez de Ia
Cancels y don Jose Gaenard; Noca-
les, don Jose de Diego, don Miguel
Estevs, don Eugenio Bonills, don
G srm&n Meyer, don Antonio Vicsn,
don Pedro MasI6, don Llbertad Torres
Grau, don Ernesto Lopez Dis5, don
Carlos Blsnes y Mr. Chas UIman.
La Junta tom6 sdemas otros acuer
dos entire ellos 81 de celebrsr un Ger.
tamsn para designsr la Rsina; el scto
de coronscioni una gran parada y
distintos fssteios mas que SO daran &
eorocer oportunamente.
Fae acaerdo tambiea ell que los
premios fderan ca metalico, desde 25
dollars hasta 100,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-22
Brigadier General Cook, De Wash.
irgfOn, d. c..

Brigadier General Cook, De Wash.
fngton, D. c.,
Escribe. "Un nimero de mis- amigos v
conocdos han usado Ia Peruna para ell
catarro, con muv buen exito como la
estoy ushndo y me es muy benefioiosa,
la puedn seguramente recomendar q
los que pade2can de esta enfermedad." !"
Geo w. Cook.
General Middleton De Washington. D. c.
Escribe; "Su preparado la Peruna, como
remedio para el catarro y como t6nico,
merece la gratitud de todos los que
padecen de esa enfermedad, como tam
bien de abatimento fisico. Me ha sido
mny it'll creo un deber Ell recomendar
sus habilidades mis- compaferos ciu-
dadanos. John Middleton.
General Sypher De Washington, D. c.,
Escribe: "Desputs de haber padecido
de neuralgia por muchos amos, un amigo
me aconsej6 tomara la Peruna hoy,
despues de haberla usado, puedo rec
omendarla cualquiera que padezca de
neuralgia y como un excelente tonico."
j, Fl Sypher.
General Gibson De Washington, D. c.,
Escribe: ia Peruna no es solo uu
remedio para resfriados y catarros, sine
tambien un tonico admirable, y debiers
tcnerse en- todos los hogares. Yo Ii