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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-14
Maine
Waters
Are the best
in the world
So is ANTI-ITIS for

Sore Throat, Cold on the Lungs,
Sprained Wrist, Ankle, Knee,
Shoulder, and Neck, LAME
B-A G X, RHEUMATISM, or
LUMBAGO.
When you accidentally pound
your finger put it into a cold
thick coating of ANTI-ITIS
and not into your mouth, for
ANTI-ITIS will draw out the
soreness, and cure in "a hours.
BURNS arc painful; but,
if ANTI-ITIS is applied at once,
you will not suffer any more
pain than you do by sneezing.
This may seem ridiculous to
you, but one trial convinces you
that we are sane and telling the
truth about ANTI-ITIS.
S ECIAL R5~ If you will
mention this adj, Maine Wat
ers, and send 20c in stamps
we will forward you a one-pound
can"of ANTI-lTIS. Do not
wait until You need it.; take adj
vantage of this special offer and
have a pound can on hand; the
opportunity to use it will come
all right; it never will be thrown
away. Remember ANTI-ITIS
is an external application that
draws out all forms of acute in
hammation.
ANTI-ITIS on sale at all
druggists and grocers. 1 ID.
cans, SOC; IA lb. cans, 75c; 5
ID. cans, Hospital size, $500.
ANTI-ITIS, INC,
DANvERs, MASS.
AN7TIzIS is tic only thing
manufactured IN orr Laboratoru.
and are sell nothing else bit
ANTEIIZS.
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sAGADAH0C.
NORTH BOWDOIN.

John Gard and family of Lisbon Falls
pissed Sunday at the home OF Mrs
Lucy Small.
Alexander Ridley is staying Nor a few
McekS Win MS son, Edward Ridley, at
Rev. X. D. Frost of Bowdoinham Ridge
supplied the pulpit at the North church
sunday. having exchanged with Rev nj
e. Powers. A growing interest is mani
fest in this church.
Mrs. Margaret Bonney returned Tues
uay 70 her home in Boston. after a visit
with her sister. Mrs. w. l.. Small
Robert Rideout is doing carpenter work
LOT Mr.. Collum, who lately purchased tho
James Hamilton farm and is making ex
tenSlVe repairs on the buildings
c. II. Allen recently superintended some
much needed depairs or the HIGHWAYS.
a. p. Batcheldcr has returned from a
Card. VI Az o.
Mrs. Joseph Brown has moved to Lew
liSton Tor the purpose of giving her son,
rrincent Brown, who lately graduated
from litch.ield Academy. the advantages
or college course.
The district school open for the fall
term Monday. under the instruction OF
MISS Katherine Benson of Litchfeld
VIM. Small returned this week to his
business in WateriIlc
6, Waldo Varncy is visiting his aunt, Mrs.
Soulc. in Frceport.
Canton. :"
1t Is estimated by good judges that the
apple crop will be ~ per cent short in
this section and the cucumber Weld has
been entirely blighted by rust
Misses Carrie and Static Allen. Elsie
rat and Frances Small have resumed
ED Academy. Wesley Allen has Joined
ne entering class.
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I'LL FROM 0vERW0RK
NERVOUS PROSTRATION CURED
BY Or. WILLIAMS PINK PILLS.
BY Toning Up the Blood and Nerves
Patient Recovered Weight, Strength
and Good Spirits.

| When the nervous system Is broken
down from overwork, or whatever
| cause, life loses Its joys. Not only is
the nervous victim sufferer himself
but he is usually trial to the whole
| family. Nervous breakdown is often
| gradual appearing at first to be mere
ly an unusual fretfulness. DR.. Will
| liams' Pink Pills tone up the nerves in
the most direct way and not only cure
| minor troubles but serious disorders as
we'll
Mr.. w. w. MunrOe, of 16 Hazel Park
| Everett. Mass, says: About four years
ago this September / became all run
down from Overwork and from confine-t
ment to work during warm weather.
For two months l grew steadily worse
lost in weight and strength and had
no appetite. My memory failed me
quite rapidly and l became IN avery
low state. both physically and mentally.
l took no interest I'm life,,. neither in
business or recreation. In my position.
as foreman in a large manufacturing
CHEMISTS establishment In Boston, a
good memory is absolutely essentiaIfo
success because of the Intense amount
Of detail that must be carried In the
head. u sr9e Rsss SAG
Il grew very despairing, could not
bear to have people meet me and my
friends remarked on my condition.
About the middle of December a friend
told me one day thai he had tried DR..
Williams Pink PiIlsgand found them
reliable. comHenced taking them
and at the end of two weeks the change
Tor the better was remarked by friends.
l continued using the pills until i was
thoroughly recovered. IA regard them
as fine remedy and make this state
ment voluntarily in gratitude for the
benefit | received from them"
IL you are a sufferer from any disor-
der of the blood and nerves write to
the DR.. Williams Medicine Co.
schenectady. N. Y, for proof Of what
Dr. Williams Pink Pills have accom-
pushed in cases similar to yo,1rs.
Every testimonial published by this
company Is carefully investigated be-
lore being published and is authentic.
Dr. Williams Pink Pills are sold bv
all druggists. or direct by mail post
paid, on receipt of price, so cents Der
pox, six boxes for $3.50
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st. George-William NJ. Harris.
Thomaston-Ellis G. Copeland.
Observation-Disclosures A. Lynch.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Waldoboro-Charles w. Gallagher
Wiscassct-J. f. Tucker.
PENOBSCOT COUNTY.
Bangor-Forest j. Martin.
Bangor. Il. Mullen.
BanSOr-Fred II. Strickland.
Bradley-Henry F. Drawn.
Lincoln-I;li H. Pinkham.
Milford-George w. Hathorn.
Old Town-G. Gilmore Weld.
SAGADAHOC COUNTY.
Bath-Charlcs Fl. Farnham.
Bath-Herbert l.. Grinnel1
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Bingham-Albert F. Donigan.
WALDO COUNTY.
Relfast-Robert F. Dunton.
Liberty-Albert J. Skidmore.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Cherryfield-Bion B. Preston.
Dennysville-Hcrbert II. ALLAN.
Eastport-Elisha w. Pike.
Jonesport-Rufus b. Stevens.
Perry-:Albert w. Hubbard.
YORK COUNTY.
Biddef"rd-Cornelius Horigan.
Observation-Disclosures B. Walker.
Saco-Luther r. Moore.
south Berwick-Jeremiah M. Nina
ian.
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AMeasure Of Merit
A.ous.a Citizens Should Weigh Well
This Evidence.

r,oof Of merit lies in the evidence.
Convincing evidence in Augusta.
,s not the testimony Of strangers,
uut the endorsement Of Augusta people.
That's the kind Of proof given here
The statement of an Augusta citizen.
IF. Dearborn. barber, 90 Water street.
and living at Dickman street, Augusta,
Me SAYS: Judging from my experience
mans Kidney Pills will help a sufferer
from kidney trouble if there is any helm
for him. l had tried a number of RENE
dies for severe attacks of backache and
ether symptoms of 4 disordcred condition
of the kidneys but Doan's Kidney Pills
we're the first to help me. 1t took but a
short time for them to cure me, and 1
WIS so well pleased that l recommended
them through our local papers. I am
nleased to say that that cure has been
permanent, and l am more confident Of
The great value OF Doan's Kidney Pills
TODAY than when l gave my original
statement six years ago when l first used
them My advice to anyone in need of a
kidney remedy is to go to Willis r. Par
ridges drug store for Doan'S Kidney
pills and the results will be satisfactory -
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents.
Foster Miburn Co.. Buffalo. New York,
sole agents fer the United States.
Remember the name Doans-and take
mo other.
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September Offer

Oak Parlor Table. "a
inch top, given as a
premium with 50 lot Of
our Soap. Tea. Coffee
and other groceries.
Send for illustrated
catalogue.
HOME SUPPLY CO.,
Dept. W., Augusta, Me
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Democrat Representatives Elect.

ANDROSCOGGIN COUNTY.
Auburn-Joseph II. Blanchard.
Auburn-Lorenzo r. Brown.
INSTRUMENTATION Q. Edwards.
Lewiston-Henry f. Frost.
LewistOn-Richard T. Leader.
Lcwiston-Albert Il. Morneau.
Turner-Hewett NJ Lowe.
AROOSTOOK COUNTY.
Frenchvillc-Eloi r. Michaud.
Van Burcn-Guy S. Cyr.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Brunswick-Aiva Snow.
Brunswick II. Storer.
Bridgton-Luther f. Mckinney.
Falmouth-Silas Skillin.
Harpswell-Charles p. Thomas.
Portland-Edward F. F'laherty.
Portland-Fred s. Jordan.
Portland-RObert A. McClutchey.
Observation-Disclosures w. Murphy.
Portland-George TOleman.
Portland-Frank d. True.
Portland-AsburyF F. Waldron.
Raymond-Francis H. Witham.
Westbrook-John c. Gates.
Westbrook-Isaiah T. Leighton.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
ucksport-Richard P. Hartman.
Ellsworth--John NJ. Higgins.
Sullivan-Andrew P. Havey.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
Augusta-Elmer E. Newbert.
Augusta-Reuel ]. Noyes.
Chelsea-Charles G. Dondero.
Farmingdale-Willi w. Kelley.
Randolph-Lester A. Perry.
Observation-Disclosures F. johnson.
Waterville-Fred Pooler.
KNOX COUNTY.
Camden-.John H. Montgomery.
Rockland-Lucius II. Duncan.
Rockla nd-Artl1ur p. Wardell.
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Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.

Vt I'II'TI 5'IHSEuIN OF Iallddn
1haricS Morgan, who has been ON
ri"Ecd on the narrow g,.5,gc railroad has
section CROW. VII 'ho
Mr.. ard Mrs. II. l.. Hayes were amonr
Wednesday. ~ ii''
Mr: and Mrs. Nell Clough's LITTLE chilli
was buried Sunday. a Fl, at MANY friends
ana relatives attended the funeral. The
cihi' was years and months old
James Judge, Jr.. has gone to Bangor to
work in the Insane hospital ~
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Republican Representatives Elect.

LINCOLN COUNTY.
Boothbay Harbor-Thomas w. Bald
win.
Bristol-Robert H. Dram.
OXFORD COUNTY.
Ruckfield-Fred r. Dyer.
Hiram lmon Young.
Mexico Edwin H. Gleason.
Newry-Willard B. Wright.
Norway-A. j. Stearns.
Rumford-Jerry H. Martin.
StOw-Almon Emerson.
PENOBSCOT COUNTY.
BreWer-J. n. V. Lane.
Carmel-John T. Tolman.
Corintr-Josiah Farrar.
ucXtcr-L Il. Waldron.
Drew Plantation-O. l.. Sprague.
EXeter-Frank G. Barker.
Hamden- Robert T. BarrOws.
Rowland Charles f. Thomas.
Newburg-A. l.. Newcomb.
Patten--Bertram l.. Smith.
PISCATAQUIS COUNTY.
Dover-Crowell c. Hall.
FoXcroft-Walter J. Mayo.
Milo-W. s. LovejOy.
Monsoon WIN. Smith Knowlton.
sAGADAHOC COUNTY.
Bowdoinhanl-Wm B. Kendall.
Richmond-S. Reed Allen.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Athens-L. Z. Jacobs.
Cambridgc-John L. I1aBree.
Detroit-Joscph NJ. Hathorn.
Fairficld-George w. Weeks.
Norridgcwock-LeR II. Folsom.
kowhegan-Edward l.. Danforth.
WALDO COUNTY.
Brooks-Marcellus J. Dow.
Montvillc-Charlcs T. Randall.
Searsport-Benjam +. COlcord.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Calais-John NJ. Johnson.
Columbia Falls-Soth II. Allen.
Danforth-Varney A. Putnam.
Lubec-Robert J. Peacock.
Machias-Samucl w. Hill.
YORK COUNTY.
Acton-William H. Langley.
DaytOn-Edward Whitehouse.
Hollis-Cecil T.. Clark
kenncbunkport-G A. Perkins.
Kittery-M Moses A. Stafford.
Lyman-LeOnard &. Walker.
Parsonsficld-J. Merrill Lord.
Sanford-George A. Goodwin.
Watcrboro-John II. Chase.
Wclls-JOseph w. Gordon.
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SOMERSET.
RIPLEY.

Mrs. Lizzie Owen went to Bath
Tuesday.
Mrs. Gala Farrar went to Waterville
Monday for a few days.
Mrs. Pamela Reed and daughter
Fannie recently went to. Fall River,
where they will make their home.
Mrs. Leonard Stafford is much i'm
proved in health.
Lrella Felker is visiting her relatives
here.
Harry and Frank Skilings were in
town Monday.
Reginald Farrar is working in st.
Adams.
\. F. Woodcock was in Exeter on .
business Monday.
sMlTHFIELD.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pierce of Great
Falls N. H., have been calling on
friends in town the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Yeaton have
been visiting Mr.. Thompson's sister
c. l.. Stevens is slowly recovering
from his accident
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thompson have
been visiting Mr.. Thompson's sister
at Mechanic Falls
Many of our young people are PLAN
ing to attend the fair at Wateryille.
Rev. Mr.. Mitchell of Fairfield preach y
ed an able sermon in the Baptist
Church Sunday from John: 9Th
Chapter, 9Th verse.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mitchell spent
Sunday with their son in Norridge-
~
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ANDOSCOGGIN COUNTY.
Acknowledgement L. PhilOon.
Lew istOn-Alonzo NJ. Garcelon.
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STATE NEWS.
KEnNEBEC.
NORTH WINDSOR.

Mr. END Mrs. Jas. Rogers of Gardiner
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hall and son and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs Arden Hall. all
of Somcrvillc. Mass. and Miss Ella
Barton of Augusta have been spending
few days with their sister Mrs Nellie
Barton. at Lone Maple Farm. The visit
combined all the pleasant features OF
reunion and surprise party.
The temperance meeting at the Bap-
fist church last Sunday night was at
tended by a large audience. which
showed its appreciation of the address
on "Resubmission" by Burr F. Jones
by its close and undivided attention to
the end.
Friends are sorry that Johnnie Boyn-
has been quite i'll for several days past.
John Merrill has returned home after
very pleasant visit to relatives at
Augusta.
Rev. Mr.. Gahan of Pittston, an ex-
pastor of the NJ. E. church. Windsor.
was gladly welcomed at the chapel, Ty-
ler's Corners, last Sunday afternoon. in
exchange with the pastor, Rev. n. At
wood.
Herbert Caswell has recently painted
his house and made other marked i'm
proyements thereon.
The remains of David Stevens were
inferred at Dyer Hill cemetery last
week, Tuesday. Prayer was offered by
Rev. ]. F. Jones. and a quintet con-
sisting of Mrs Ida Fernald, Mrs. Carrie
Merrill. Harry Boynton and Rev. and
Mrs. Jones sang two choice selections
Mr. Stevens died at Togus, where
funeral services were held. Mr. Stevens
had many friends here and the be-
rcavcd family have the sympathy of
ALL
Mr.. Dalrymple of MelrOse. Mass, is
the guest Of Reuben Pierce and family.
Mrs. Lot Barton returned HON"
"Wednesday from China, where she !: M
been nursing in the home Of &c.
Clark
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Miss Marcella Salisbury of searles Mills
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

CUMBERLAND COUNTY
Bridgton-John II. Proctor.
Fortiand-Oakley c. Curtis.
Port land-John F. A. Merrill.
Scarboro-Ira c. FOss.
kENNEBEC COUNTY.
Oak!and-JOnh B. Reardon.
KNOX COUNTY.
Washington--L. NJ. Staples.
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EAST READFlELD.

Harold Mace found a large coon in
a trap set in the sweet cory field this
week.
Hr. and Mrs. J. y. Mayhem and Mrs.
Mary F.. Frye attended the wedding of
their niece, Miss Ella l.. Chamberlain,
at Wilton, Sept. 4.
The household goods and farming;
tools belonging to the estate of the late
Mrs. Mary F. Morrill, were sold at auc-
ton Sept. II by f. l.. Hunton, and
brought good prices.
Two heifcrs were recently shipped
by express from the A. l.. Mace farm
in this place to party at East Long
meadow. Mass, and arrived in good
condition. The total weight heifers
and cattle. exceeded 800 pounds.
George w. Towle. war veteran
from Walpcle. Mass. and who is now
residing at the Soldiers Home, Togus.
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bar
Der last week and attended church here
Sunday. Mr.. Towle was a friend of
Mrs. BARRIERS parents in Walpole in
former years.
WEST SIDNEY.
Walter Blaisdell is attending the
High school at Belgrade Depot.
Caleb Bahcock went to Boston last
Saturday to visit his brother.
Mrs. Cunningham, who has been stop
ping in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs John
H. Wyman. returned to her home in
Atlantic, Mass, Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Richards Of Au-
gusta. with their children. Carrie, Ha-
eel. Bernice and Lee. have been visit
ing at Eugene Smiths.
Mrs. c. H. Lovejoy has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Eliza Watson OF Man
chester
Mrs. Mary Davis called on friends
here last week
WEST CHELSEA.
Miss Marcella Salisbury of Searles Mills
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73d LEGISLATURE.

The list Of the senators and repre-
ELECT compiled from the Off
cial returns:
Republican Senator's Elect.
AROOSTOOK COUNTY.
Caribou-Gcorgc w. Irving.
Grand Isle-Patrick Theriault.
Northumberland Putnam.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Farmington-H. Herbert Rice.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Eden-Luere B. Deasy.
Stonington-Sumner p. Mills
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
William NJ. Aver
Rcadficld-Fred 1. Brown.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
NobleborO-Walter B. Clark.
OXFORD COUNTY.
Bethel-Henry II. Hastings.
PENOBSCOT COUNTY.
Bangor-Frederic H. Parkhurst.
Millinocket-George w. Stearns.
Newport-George NJ. Barrows.
PISCATAQUIS COUNTY.
Guilford-John Houston.
SAGADAHOC COUNTY.
Bath-Harold NJ. Sewall.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Harmony-William G. Bailey.
kowhegan-Edward P. Page.
WALDO COUNTY.
Rurnham-Charles F.. Libby.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Calais-George H. Eaton.
Milbridge-Jasper p. Wyman.
YORK COUNTY.
Biddeford-John B. E. Tartre.
Sanfori-Fred ]. Allen.
York-Joseph w. Simpson.
Democrat Senators. Elect.
ANDOSCOGGIN COUNTY.
Auburn-Everett L. Philoon.
Lew iston-Alonzo NJ. Garcelon.
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Republican Representatives Elect.

ANDROSCOGGIN COUNTY.
East Livermore-John Merriman.
I.isbOn-Elmer T. Smith.
Mechanic Falls-Edward L. Charles.
Poland. Gilman Davis.
Webster-Mark Il. Newton.
AROOSTOOK COUNTY.
Amity-Daniel NJ. Libby.
Blaine-Aaron J. Fulton.
Caribou-WiIlis b. Hall.
Fort Fairfield-Chadbourn w. Per-
ry.
Fort Kent-Dana l.. Thcriault.
Houlton-Don A. Fl. Powers.
Island Falls-Carl Z. Milliken.
MonticellO-F'rancis o. Hill.
Portage Lakc-Samuel c. Stevens.
Pressure Isle-A. L. Irving.
Woodland-Will L. Merry.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Gorham-Frederick A. Giddings.
HarrisOn-George E. Tarbox.
Pownal-Hcnry w. Loring.
SebagO-Anson l.. Bracket.
South Portland-W. Fred Spear.
Windham-Fred S. Hawkes..
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Davies.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Farmington-Benjam NJ. TitcOmb.
Jay-Frank A. Emery.
StrOng-Phillip d. Stubs.
Wcld--John A. Decker.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Bluchill-John f. Wood.
BroOklin-Cieorge w. Herrick.
Cranberry Isles-George r. Hadlock
Deer Isle-Edwin l.. Haskell.
Eden-G. Raymond Joy.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
Authenticated J. Crosby.
Relgradc-Bert p. Stuart.
Gardiner--Chas. S. Cobb.
Mcnmouth-Harry L. Merrill.
Mt. Ncrnon-Joseph w. Allen.
WinslOw-T. w. Reynolds.
KNOX COUNTY.
Vinalhavon-William J. Davidson.
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The famous Alabama was afloat
twenty-five months. In that time she
destroyed fifty-one vessels.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-10

FOR sALE-4 Neroedee Touring Car. 4o-I5 II. p.
Side entrance. New J,,De. 1905. Has beer entirely
renovated and 10 now practically as good a. aew.
Apply 70 c. A. L.. 70. boz 1881, New York cry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-10
What Six Cylinders Mean

MORE POWER. LESS WEIGHT.
rs Practically a GHSOLENE TURBINE.
Has no DEAD CENTRE-no moment Of inertia. NV,
No LOSS OF MOMENTUM BETWEEN IMPULSES-requres ONLY
65POUND FLY WHEEL.
A single cylinder Of the same power would require a 1.o0o.lb.f fly Wheel
a four-eylinder go TBS, while an eght-eyLnder will require $50 lbs. Because,
contrary to the general sapposition, the eight-eylinder with eranks st 3
right angles is not s. we'll balanced as the six cylinder with cranks at ~
degrees. The most perfectly balanced motor posshe-the ULTIMATE
OF GAS ENGINE DESIGN.
which means LONGER LIFE TO TIRES AND CAR: LESS L1AB1L-
ITY OF CRANK SHAFT CRYSTALLINE AND BREAKING, because
of the ABSENCE of HEAVY POWER IMPULSES or SHOCKS:
GREATER LATITUDE OF SPEED and,POWER and CONTROL,
making TRANSMISSION gears almost UNNECESSARY.
less to do. GREATER RESERVE POWER.
Practically a SELF-STARTING MOTOR, for at antmes one of the SIX
pstons Isl n the right position to receive the impulse by throwing onthe switch.
All these points can be PROVEN TO YOU to your satisfaction if we
can give you a demonstration. 49,
BUILDING sxcyGnder cars.
DER CARS.
The motor boat that made the remarkably fast trip ACROSS The
ATLANTIC OCEAN had SIX-CYLINDER MOTORS.
Don't allow the year behind" dealer to influence you. lNVESlL-
GATE THIS CAR FOR YOURSELF.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-04
INVENTO NOTABLE

Anuneian los peri1dicos que Da.
MEL DrI wbSugh, residents on Carlisle,
Pennsylvania, uno do los mas grandes
genioS inventivoH que han produCido
los EstAdos Unidos, y cuyA edAd rA.
70 hoy en- los 90 sfios, hA descubierto
10 mapufacsura de un com bustible que
suatituys 81 carbon con innumcrAble lies
ventsias. Eta eompussto dc vAriau
austaneiAa Qufmicas y nbrosAS, pesA
la misAd meuos que el carbon, Arde
fksilmsnte, no produce ehispAs, nc
emite gases, procurA mas sailor y dura
mas largo tIempo.
El eolto de cate combuaIible artI-
fleial ssrk, probablsmente mayor que
el del carbon, pero las vertsIs que
ofsecs compensan el Aumento en- 81
presto. Mr. ORA woAugh, ss 81 miamc
cue rselAm6 para 81 el honor de he
ber invsntsdo el te!etono, 10 que die
lugar & largo liGlgio On los tribunAlsI
con AIeiaudro Bell, Quien Al cAbo OBJ,
tuvo vsredieto en- favor de sus pAten
tes basAudo lus alegatos on generAli
dAdes teenieGs,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-04
HOTAs cuRIOsAS

Eu los 80 afioG contAdoS de 1854 4
1904 las imporiaslonec de Icglste.
rrA han aumsnlAdo &c el93 943 0C0 4
s4SO. $4,000
-CApitAlistIa Ing eLeS van q prin
cipiav trAbaioa en- las minas de orc
de loI AlpeS, ula1As por los romAnoI
para enlerrar { los primitivos eriS'
uAnos.
-Eu 10 gAlerfA espI Il IL de Aries
en- Londrss, letxhibe Aetuslmsnte una
de las miI extraordinAriaI eolese one,
dc Artfculos manu- nufsoturAdos en loI
nIglos XIV J XVI, los cuAlsa han ii 10
rOscRidol por un coleeslonista ebpa
nol en 20 tfion detrebaio.
Las renIAs de Il G .An Brets q : er
eltrmettre que fnAlzi el 80 de Juuio
slcAr Aron IN total de 81 S36. 800 II
hras sltsrlir -, soLtrA 50. 1872 4o4 sr
81 mlsmo peIfodo del Ino anterior,
LA primsra mus'ie en- 10 Ahs3fI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-04
RECEPTION A BRYAN

Los ietsS del partido dem6crsta y
IN Sinp6msro de im'EoI entuSiaItIs
de Mr.. Bryan, han p oesdido & elsbo
rar los planes para la reeepOl6n que
80 hara en NuevA Yo) K >. que, por
tsrcsrs VIZ Es eonsl6srA Va & ser
slfgido eAndidato & 10 Presideneia de
10 rsp6biisa
Al tfscto, le sIpeFs que de todos
los Eitados Unidos soudirkn uumsFo.
soa dslegscoI , eurioIos { tomIr par.
te eu Ia testividsd, Ia cual eonsiIiira,
pr.neipalnents, en IN psseo siviso {
10 largo de BrolevIy } una rsesTei6n
sn Madison sQusrs C arden, sn donds
Mr. Bryan pronunsiArk uno de spS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-04
MARIDO PLATON|CO
Dice m psri6dico de Nusva York

Dice IN peri6dico de NuevA York:
sPocAs veees ha tsnido que vsnt
lar 10 iuItlcla de N ,rte Au6ricA un
caso mas eurioso, por 10 original, que
ell confado a Ia psrlCiA del iuez BlAn
shArd, de 10 Corts Suprema dc Nuevs
York
LA ptiiorA Marta D. H inter-, quC
en- mayo de 1872 eoptrSj1 matrimonio
con Jorge Liliand Hunter, 90 hA pre-
sentAdo On sollcitud de divoreio, ale
gSndo que 80 eIpoSo huSc6 50 mano J
10 obtuvo, no para l.eVar vida mari
tAl en- 10 forma en que 6sta 80 impone
sIno para hAeer uso de ella on IN 10
rreno Arifitlco esto 90, para que Mr.
Hunter, quien, segGu ~ muier 10 dice
Sc da humoS de poeta J esoritor , o.
conslde o. mo Ssl hombre mas nots
BILE de lA tierraS. pudisrA complstA
~ sarrera ArIiItica con les dotsa mu
nieAle1 de 81 aspoAa,
In una !palabra, e,tA no pusd
sorf 'rmArss con un mstrimonIo pla
t6nis', como 10 cAlinss, , pide, po
lo !. ato, que Sc 10 dtis On liberia
para buseSr otro que vIyA mas q
gtano. Como este eAso no estk pre-
viIto en- 81 CAritulo del C6digo gu
de divorelos irata, sl iufz Blanc h ar
se he snbonKAdo en- un s-phisto li
ssbsr como resolvSr squ'tstiva , con
elsrBadGmsnIs sl pu T., Y On Ysrda
cue no le islta rIRsns