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CO. 90

lac hoas de vot.ci6n 81 dicho relo parare adeanre
no6cs Embellishments al Saperintendente AK liar tste
voveA arreQrlo esuyo 81 uscitare dsu obre 10
ha oRc Snpernte1dente Auxar sacarS prem d entire
horl que re Il de lo miembros de Junta de
elecones pero Is decision del Superintendent Auxar se
dtfntva. > sssses II - 'G re ~ 8
SEoc6N S. Los inspeetores eleccone pondrn arna
que efeCo haya provi to- Pro-
cederan despres dc que ess vscfs vIV rim
rara Have permau, cek a cerrda hssts ermnsc6n
tempo ha dspuesto 10 voc6n. hasta % de
principle al escrutino. t*.iA .sf 7tst
SEcooN 56 Los uecretaroa de coeQios pondrGn el pa
quote de papelets eectore tai hya recbdo del Su
perintsndente Aaxa sobre a pHeparada para elos
prenca de los nspectore pocdekn abr dcho pAQnee dc
Queden nstaos os eos Los nspectore de cleo
ciones retrarn entonce 10 que hubee cOosdo
IL uEna electoral bao npg6n ooncepto tocrsn nrguna
t excepc6n hcha de les que uesen eneGadas los cleo
res para depoaitarla enla urna. IS nas e 5 rs e-s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-03
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s9 Abogado. Notario 13.
San Juan, Puerto-Rico
SAN JusTo f.,

Han tornado posesi6n do sus
cargoa de juez y taqufgratos respacti'
vaments dc 10 corte dc .Distrito do
San Juan don Pedro do Audrey y don
Enrique Contreras. IA 8te Al ssss
N --Daranls 10 Ssmaua sansa per-
msnecerAn cerradAs On todA 10 isla
los saouslas pGblicss. i., I'D sFa.1Is
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-03

broaas apua,tas en- dollsrs, que ss ju.
garAn 8 los caballos Ptrla fna J Iba
70, hsbrAn otras do muchos harrilss
dc .esrvezA sPabsts que es 10 neior
que % bebs on Puerto Rlco. r. N,
Ualder6n y %, sgentes, Tetuan II
San Juan 2. r.. 53 &8 ifllf
/ --HA regresado dc su excursion
por los pusblos do San German, Pom.
GO, Aibonito y Cayey. el Superinten.
dsnte dc eacuelas NrsAyress gt,jf9lg
h-Desde ayer actGa II nusvs Corts
Civil on el Dlatrito de San Jan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-03
vOTACfON

m Ssoo1oN s7A Lac echo de ms6ans del die de eecCoDes
Il Junts de Esccones decrark alberta 10 vttlc6n sdmi
Sn loa eectores colego electoral para vota sg6n 10
que adeane dspone Los cgos Absrtoa
ha as Cnco de h tarde por piug6n motive auenta h
S DOR cualQuera x6n aU6n inspector scetao de colego
tuyere n.sesdad dc r de- coIe0C 10 no6sra Supernen
dents quen nombsra persona del mismo pardo
para Que le SusttuyG duEante 80 ausencia - 4 -sss
SEoUoN 5S-No habrs de tres eectore el ocalde
IA yotaci6n al mismo TEMPO
Caa elecEor a entra 81 coIego darG nombre apeldo
os sCctrios de cogo cpnvencen de cona aque
Il s de voants pondfn senal en- ID lines en que spa
rescs como INDIGESTION de hlbeF recibido pspees
81 pecrstariod De cUego del pardo de minor OmtG
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-03
PARA OTROs NUMEROs

Sobre 10 maerte y sl sntisrro de-
Palmer tsnemos On eartsra los siguisn-
tea matsriales: ssai Ass Il
Discurso fategro del senor Gnx-
man Bsnftez, cue hsmos obienido &
Ultima hora,
Tradueei6n del dissurso dc Mr.
Bennett, aesrstario del Conasio Ejsou-
two. .,-+s .. s.
Interview celebrado ror el ssfor
Aufioz Rivera CON el doctor .Muaox
Dfiz sobre las causes del fAlleclmisn :
TO. m 9
Notas in6ditAs del mlsmo Palmer
sobre su prisi6n nsl Moro on ], Ss7
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-03

Mangueras derngo-Un cadaver. Inspector de es-
cueas de Coamo --Apelaci6n Ell el Supreme Regre-
50 de Mr. Proctor. .-Riyalida de tituos. .Don Manuel
Camunas, -Mutas Conferencas transferidas.- Otras
]. III notcas de interes general aa s7fsaaaa d@ 'f.a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-03
pEslE 6QLYlnk

In 10 msfIana de hoy ha eirsula.
do (no mas ALA del redsdor del msr-
fcado} una hojad ssska atscando 8 81
gunos unionistas dc 10 localidad. A
nosotros no NOS ssusssn hoiss. = H9-
jas del drbol caido. .Conocemos 81
jusgo. Qnisfsn initsrG los as Bon
'ce So hrman svarios unioniatas.s A
otra puerts, hsrmano. sss, IN
-Ha dfas 20 hsbla dc -algo gravs
& immoral ocurrido ca sata cindad.
Sc habls en- rsunionss , paseos do
eisrto dinsro psdido q ess,to saiior asu-
ssdo 8 eomplicado en aerto supussto
crimss: do solar pedido para casa; dc
filtraeiones }sn y hsrraduras, maiz ,
Guido de cabillos; y de sartitaa & San
Jusn hssisndo votos ds.l. .puFsxa.
Guayams snsera , oil disirito On gene.
raj, tlsnen t6 ciega sn ai Fiackl cue
hoy tan dignamsnss defends . sepfas
senta al sPuablo de- Puerto Rioos en-
eite Dspartamsnt0. c.t1aM Iph47is z
EN- sl Juzgado mun,clpa1Tvimos
hoy las siguisntss dennne,ass eonSra
Salvador do Santiago, esoalamisht0d
On Ter. grado; Ambrosio O tin, esgrs. '
sl6n y contra Valerie Pilot, Jusns
Aontanez J Jscinto Santos, por. altssI I
rAr ls psz p6blioa. En- SITS seraanA7 !
10 celsbrsrSn los iaicios. og4aa S sasa
CeRREapONSAL ~
10 Abril. "a @ 7f4OSA /
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-03

pc .-s - sersx F~gs ~ fas k,sss
j ~Yvspor inelSs sLindsss : Este va
ipor do 10 lfueA Noston sail6 el II del
pasado de .Nontsvideo con tassi pa
ra sste puerto,
ls1.vspor sspafol <Cstalina,. Sali6
do .BarosIons para slts el 80 ppdo.
/ sVapDr amsricsno sPhiladslf hlas.
Saldr& para New York mshana.
,Vapor americano <Arksdias. So.
.li6 dc N.w Orleans para esta el 20
pr6x mo pssado.
vapor esp. a u ePorto Ricos, aaiid
dc Cerrns 81 dfs 20 del ppdo. para
ssts pueito.
Vapor epps fiol <Conds w fredos,
saldr& dc Barcelona 81 Is del eorrien'
teipara este pusrt, cen sus aesealas del
Med!tsrrareo y Csnarias. e.s
i t0q s1unaroa puerto
. h yspor francis sMontreals. Do
Europa y, 81 Thomas. ! Will a.oy4s
vspores <vascc, y <Ptrto Rico,
do 10 isis.
Buquss On puerto
TRAvsriA
sMaior Pichsndss descargando
sSamnel w Hsthv Ays eargando
<chss Lorings deseargando =
sCarolins, desctYgsndos 9
sMontresis descsrgando
~ eCOsTANEROS
sIndia. Pence
sAureltas Vleques
sJoven Nsurinas Fsjsrdo J Vie
ques. "a,
4 sEsperanzas Nagaabos
u sPorto Riscs cargando
xvMco, Id s,,,,.,,
A WG u II t1~A fEe. II
| En- esta imprsnta Sc ven
de papel viejo a 81 quintab
~ AkS@ al
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-03

zc
,-Auy pronlo smpszArAa, On Con,
mo los trabsios DO ID nusyA sseueIa.
graduada aus hsrds Abrirss 'en squsl'
pu, bio. - -, a. s..,-, : s-
mr-En 10 ssmAnA pr6ximA smpsxAs
ran o. Cataho las obraa Do h. nnsva
sscusla. graduadA. Disho sdiasio. .asfAi
construido, con todos lps adslAnioA
mooefnoH Va IL ala aalaon Oh ss7csstozQ
5. --Mahana 40 saperA sl suh Celnis
sionAdo do EduAsi6n Mr HexaEeat1 ] K
Lord qua 90 encnsntra nm alAa tacnfea
reneias ssoolsrss do Manaifs cbaa4aqA
En- ssss impfsnsa % vends papsi'
vieio do psri0dioo q % sl qainsal.5
III Inspector municipal ssaor
Rivsro hs dsnunciado ias cssas RI
tuan 80 ] San Justo 80, por no rsnnir'
condiciones do htgisns J ornato. @'a1
Han sido dadas do alta | sn ! 81 81
Hospitsf municipal JossfA Reyes G Gon.
zslez 9 Isidora vslssqusz J Gaztasn |
y, Hoy tallssi6 On sstA aiaaad Ia
respectable ssfiora doha Maria COMA.
lez viadA do Parsz. MI, NJ sIrs..-s. \. ].
! lsonIn,ia on Ia pd0tsa ~ a's@ !
la N.aa1N ah-r 10 NsHs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-03
ENTIERRO DE- PALMER

(Continaasi6ja Dc Ia pdgifsa ~
81. I'm cruz de flores nAturalss,
do ~ h'ia Esther. 4 ~ c~'''5 k5'-
EstandaFtes.
r.. e.. Regsnsraei6n. I'm este
taller eataba inscrito 81 ssiior Pal
mer.) 4
c.. L.. Obrsros dc San Juan.
c.. L.. Sobersns do Puerto ri
90. as
r.. L.. Betapces. ~
Logia Loarina [Bsyam6p].
Logia Caballeros de 10 Vsrdad.
Lcgla Estrslls ts Luquillo.
Logla San Juan Bautista. ILL
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llreelos MIN no les saftieulos !
qua AsendetalIan en- ! Il
i.aelsiosalmacepes
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@ ksi9b 1gy9raF Il
Idsm yaleaciano ID, ,sss . sid. i'd.
ssAaassd sostvs. $50. J 49, J. )
Ismouss 20 . o..
oussos tAssA.e Z lls lP.s.sfs. y. ]
rosinN : YrleiYa lnVT1
sardinAs anmadas 3 1e centavos.
Jab5n. sA { IS RodamorA
amsrioano, saayA.. .FainSa ng3as
Pasta daipaiaat4as,1I Iho
.akantssa, ssfstEsna I, '-sa stas
NINA dssa . ..ss. saifaaa'i sse :
Haha0husiAs Amsrissnaai eoioradAsl
lalkAs 81 q s6as ay.rTTsr5aAM aa
0aebanxos e4i 40
pasalao s8l ~
HsussQuillsl d sis asls II
Papa. .nstisspasslt
Lechs sopdsnsadA eAguila, & %
's"IdAsse Ia xCruz Rojas Is
80 la Oh '.idno <Msenoliasa ~
,ssvl'-ua DEL PALS aHoaa' 81 ISL
-aiAStsaY pafa ii sonsnuaot '@a'aa
Massabado slaro Do ssa "a,
Do uaiSlsislAse 3 e&5o.
Csatrffugs slaro do 10 rs
Kmsrissng ds 81 fssss
Do Ponce slig4s. liz
Ron % grados Cartier & G.s can.
svos gal6as pagsdoa 3. Intarna,.
Mais . LEO. .A,..a.,,se
TAbaco, nominal
PrscIos % csmpra
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Cosos dc is . 1S millar
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Ait AAD. ~
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s1spshs j aly A. ps ti1s.u
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
NEW TERROR OF SEAS
Japan's Newest Battleship Is About
Ready for Service,

TOXIC, April 2.-Japan's neweet and
greatest battlcship, now approaching
ssaadiness for launching at Kure, is TO be
49, With sail as well steam power.
rfasu The ship T viii carry two tall masts litted
with I light steel lire control platforms On
VoSn - saIIs and lower courses The new
Sss," Ss.es"rI viii have a displacement Of 1900
ond "a sea steam speed OF twenty
one knots. l., ,h,t tho usc of saIl
IL, I.jIl prove a great factor In coal
poV,ng While cruising in time Of peace. s6,,
and the British 91t9Enes ,Sn dp%s 9gs Of ' tho nun
ing nns p,,n sailing ship with great
amount OF interest.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
RERS C0NFISCATED
u the Press In Russia Seems
a Travesty,

|s,LHSBURG. April 2.-The edI-
IA huss, published today, was
& w the police owing 10 the
- ol q sacrilcgious travesty of
prayers. written by NJ Amhi-
ienmous feuillettonist, who
" Sioeria In 1902, owing TO his
~ a pamphlet rejecting on
family, and who was sub
y, me Lords Prayer, supposed
ss1 % oy the imperial family, was
Il wople pay our debts. but not
our creditors"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
y for Peace Conference.

7Ehtion OF $5e coo is made to
government To participate In
lhtefnational peace conference
W, and $i5. 600 is appropriated
expenses OF the delegates to
ses for the revision OF the
rtluon.
Rnation OF $3.50 for improve
'he naval station at Honolulu.
'sys OF San Diego county, Cal
= appropriation Of 10000 is
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
20 OF N. E. A. Attention

annual convention at San
July to l3. the popular Salt
Will announce low rates to
San Francisco and Port
Nis to your advantage 10 at
10 j. l.. Moore. 100 S. Main
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90 DAYS INTEREST.

Bring US your savings April l and
draw interest ninety days later
The Home Trust and Savings Bank.
Cash pald-up capital. S250,000
6. s and 10 w. First South St
Aaron Keysor. p II. Lannan George
sutherland. Glen Miller, a, =. Ewing.
George w. Reed. NJ l. Richie. W. E.
Rnrah W. y Morgan. DIrectors.
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pnvision Not Necessary.

L,,ral point he desired To make
- said Mr.. Fulton, was that
"a pecessary to the validity of
.ihat II contain a specific pro-
1 court review,
Ne saId that IL the commission 3
I srtorllonatc there was no
4 NJ bIll for the shipper TO find
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
slcns Constitutionalty.

|na followed with an argument
|rat the omission OF a provision
u would not, under the proposed
constitutional lie replied
10 Mr Knox. and said that
E19t explicit authority for re-
b we're three methods by which
\ nom a decision of the COM
|-iy be taken, This authority is
u The judiciary act Of 1857, he
ID may also be exercised under
Etlt.oral right to take the mat
! eurts In case an unreasonab BILE
f.d In the third place the bill
-ify such an appeal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
Drunkenness.

A positive and permanent cure ior
drunkenness and drug aooiti'oh'.
lev Institute, Salt Lake Clty
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03

Miss Aileen Maclean. who has been Wis
iting with friends In the East for the
past two months, will be the guest of
Miss Edna Bailey I'm New York City for
a week before returning to the city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
IA Limit Court Review.

Ia coIloquy with Mr.. Teller 1t
"a BIZ Mr.. Fulton that he de-
HnIt the court review 10 the
-ral right of the carrier.
5karn made the point that in
1tsIeH controversy the right Of
cG 10 go into court was not
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
|rlency Bill Reported.

We Committee on Approprla-
" reported the urgent deficiency
sgmber OF amendments. The
seded TO the appropriation for
y Tue International conference
~ states at Rio Janeiro. Bra
es delegates shall be appointed
lar as practical they shall rep
4 cHerent sections Of the coun-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03

The Bridge club met yesterday after
noon with Mrs Joe Gallagher. the prize
being awarded to Mrs, Frank Swlndler.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
,ts ON Law Points,

L,,a,l speech today was made
Non of oregon. who spoke for
4 vas a legal argument. bear
Ne constitutional questions in
~. legislation. and Interrupt
n frequent that the speech
A, debate on law points where
u SivIded time with a majority
Ly,rs OF the Senate.
~ Minnesota and Mr. Hey
"a made brief speeches on the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
o Inherent Right.

re, he declared, were possessed
Eset light to regulate rates. and
y argued that Congress should
fosated 10 them.
b a general statute and on
\ 70 all parties In the constitu-
nid. and declared that go long
1cor was not barred this act
.-t the test.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
b,uand Equal Rights,

|.,,A lnlerjected that he would not
. .--5crt to the bill unless equal
- uyen the shipper and the
-, MD. however. that was not
- 4 the controversy. and that
u has no fear that the com
slI misc rates above the pres
. md by the railroads
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03

Miss Genevieye Horlick is visiting with
friends in San Francisco.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03

Miss Emily Richards was the hostess
OF an informal card affair last evening,
In honor of Eugene Sells OF San Fran
ceco. The rooms were prettiy decorated
with pink carnations and smllax. the tai,
" and score cards being hand decorated
in pink "Eiye hundred" was tho game
played five tables being filled with the
nlaNors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
SOCIETY
Social Calendar for Tuesday.

MONDAY. APRIL 9, has been the date
set for the marriage OF Miss Alice Gun
ningham and Charles Pratt Tne weu-
ding VIII be quiet one, witnessed by
the relatives and few close friends OF
the bride and groom
DR., HUGH SPRAGUE will give thea
ter party on Thursday evening for the
Initial performance of Pin, Pan!
Poufr' Mrs A. F Walker win be the
chaperon and a supper VIII be served
In her apartments in the Emery Holmes
after the performance.
MISS GENEVIEVE CLARK and Miss
Josephine Wells Will give two very in
formal affairs during the week in honor
of Miss Alice Cunningham. The dates
have not yet been set
MRS f. S RICHARDS will entertain
the council OF the Woman's Suffrage
club tomorrow afternoon at her home,
MR. AND MRS, GEORGE c. RISER an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Pearl. To Blair Richardson The
wedding will take place next Tuesday.
Miss Beatrice Cheesmnn. Miss Margc
Miller and George kcysoT gave an In
formal dancing party last evening at the
Kcysor homo and were assisted by Miss
c. SchUlder being the chaperons The
diBing-room, where buffet supper was
served was prettly decorated in pink
and green. tall vases OF shaded carnations
being combined with sprays OF ferns.
The invited guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis S. Gates. Miss Mary Smedley. Miss
4Iary Moore. Miss ElOlse Sadler, Miss
Leila Stnglcy, Miss Jenna BUdd Ge1des,
Miss Elizabeth Mcintyre, Miss May Kcr-
win, Miss Maud Fitch, Miss Alice Good
Hooper Dunbar. Enis Freed. Dr. Hugh
Spraguc. Moore, Mathew Brode, Harold
siegel. Max Adams Joe Siegel and Ben
SieSeL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03

Miss Ann Starting viii spend the Easter
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. William lGle-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03

Mrs. j. II Young Of Denver. accom-
panIcd by her little daughters, Will ar
rive next week. TO be the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Lawrence Tor few
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-03
4 POINTS IN
|THE RATE BILL
A, questions of Law Are
by the Senator'S
Who Spoke,
|pr REVIEW BY
| COURTS is DISPUTED
| Ststesmen Will Take
4 Turn at Discussing
I.asure Tuesday.

|,cToN. April 2-The amend
~. House railroad rate bill
al the White House by
,1s bill providing for a limited
.-ders OF the Interstate Com
ulssion was offered In the
II by Mr.. Long of Kansas. but
4 ,hle TO get the floor TO make
"a the bill
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-24

Highest award silver medal Berlin Lepzic Reliability Run of Automobile Club of Berlin
 TranscOntinenaliSm- only runabou to the American Continent under its power is OldsmobIe The machine made the trip from San Francisco to Portland Maine and from New York Pittsburgh in the Reliability Run of 90} 350O-mle between the two Odsmobie bouts "Od Scout and "Od Steady from New York to Port land Oregon, Old Scout making the trip horrible roads in A days.
 Climbing Grades-The Odsmobie accomplished the feat of mounting the Capitol steps Lansing the grade of which A cen-a difficult feat unequaed by other ca The first gasoline runabou climb Mt Washington Winner of five medals in the "Cimb to the Clouds up Mt Washing 1904 The second automobile of any description to climb Mt. Snowdon, the highest mountain in Great Britain beating the previous record by three hours Winner Eagle Rock Hill Climb, 1904, beating all sngle-cynde and most of the four cylinder cars
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-24
Some Winnings of tl1e Oldsmobile

Climbed the famous staircase in Odessa Russia 93 steps, 90 degrees grade and climbed steps o Capitol Washngton Model S Palace Touring Car from New York to Pough keepse N r. 05 mes) with the gear lever sealed in the high speed notae feat done by any automobile country seemed impossible but the big our-cynder up each h ranging from 10 to B degrees high speed Exposition Axvards-Awad merit the Osaka Exposition Japan Gold medal at the MohonMeo Exposition in Cal cuta. Silver medal at Paris Automobile Show. Two gold medals St. Louis Exposition 9O4 only light car to receive gold medal The Odsmoble the only automobile given gold medal at the Portland Ore, Exposition.
 This strong list records medals and trophies won can but appeal to the discerning purchaser as an ind- cation of merit which has yet to be demonstrated as belonging to any other make of automobile
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-24

Endurance Runs-Awaris by the Odsmobile in every
 entered Long Island Contest 9O2-FstasS cer-
 tlCate. New York to Boston Run 1902-Only gold medal awarded in
 class. New York to Pttsburg Run l9O3-Two rs-cass certificates;
 highest awards in class. English Reliability Run, 9O3-Gad and silver medals only
 awards given class; in competition with g foreign cars. Service Wagon Contest 9O4-God and silver medals. Certificate, New York to St. Louis Tour, 1904 Highest award in White Mountain Endurance Contest 9O4 1O0-hour nonstop in Chicago. 200-hour nonstop in Detroit 100-hour nonstop run in Cincinnati. Model "S from Toronto St. Catarnes Ont with sealed
 high speed clutch Continental Runs 1904 First prize International
 of the Automobile Club of Italy at Milan
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-19
HEALTH AND STRENGTH
RESTORED BY
PE-RU-NA.

Mrs. Emma Fleissner, 1912 Sixth
Ave-, Seattle, Wash, Worthy Treas
urer Sons Of Temperance, writes;
~ suffered over two years with ir.
regular and painful periods. MY health
vas IN . very precario1s condition and
was anxious 20 find something 90 re-
store my health and strength.
81 was very glad TO try PeYuna and
delighted 70 find that IL was doing me
good. j continued 20 use IL little over
three months and found my troubles re-
moved.
81 consider IL q splendid medicine
and sbsH never be without II, taking .
dose occastOnaIiy when ! feel ran.
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GOVERNMENT TITLES.

The DeFuniAk Springs Breeze calls
attention to an important court de.
cition in the following article:
The decision OF Judge swayne in
The csse Of the L h. W. the j J. Me-
CSskill Co, recently, was one OF far
reaching import and one that Is likely
70 b'inR about considerable trouble in
lard matters, The case, a. we under
stand II, 10 about as follows: ". J.
Ward entered the land in question ne
a homt stead, and In due course Of time
made his final proof thereon, after.
ward selling the land to McCsskill. An
investiR CATION by an agent Of the de.
partment made IL appear that Ward
had not complied with the Law as TO
improvement and residence thereon,
aud the government brought suit to
csncel the patent, alleging fraud on
the part OF Ward. As Ward was no
longer the owner, suit vas brought
against McCsskill 90 the then owner
OF the land. Ordinarily II would seem
that McCaskill as an innocsnt pur.
chaser, should not have been molested,
bot the deehion OF the court would
seem TO hold that the purchaser Of
land must know that the title OF the
RrSntor was good aud that II MeCas.
kill bought the land without seeing II,
and 90 did not know that Ward had
complied With the law, or having seen
u and in 30 doing became aware Of the
fact that the law had not been com.
piled with, did 90 ~ his own risk
Heretofore 4 government patent has
been taken 10 be the best possible
title, but under this construction OF
the law there 10 = broad chance for A
great many presumably good titles to
be set aside and innocent purchasers
even to the fourth. 9th or even tenth
transfer, be the victims The case,
aside from this feature, 10 in line With
the fact that We have called attention
to 80 many times within the last twelve
months; that 10. that the government
Ia going To insist on absolute com.
pliAnce with the letter and spirit ~
the homestead laws. 10 you have no,
COMPLIED with the law you had beet
either get very busy along thA, line.
or not attempt to make the proof"