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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-08

John Philip Sousa, the noted com
poser. was talking about musical bores.
It must confess" he said, that a
musical bore once got the better of me.
1T was at a Wagner opera, and the
bore sat on my left. He had a book OF
the score open on his knee. and he
hummed every passage-every single
passage
MY. patience was at last exhausted
turned to the man and said:
I beg your pardon. but I didn't
pay, YOU know. to hear you sing
:" Then said he, you have all thai
into the bargain, Ell 2 "
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-08
Low Rates Via unlor. pacloc.

$3.50 IN Ogden or Salt Lake City and
return. fret and third Tuesdays. June
10 Nove-lber, inclusive.
5000 to Ogden or Salt Lake City and
return, every day. 10 September 81.
S34.3O to Helena and Butte and return
arst and third Tuesdays. June TO no
Vember. inclusive.
Inquire of F. A. Lewis. city ticket
agent, 525 Kansas avenue. or J. c. Full
ton. depot agent.
a hnNIe result
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-08
B. p. o. E. No. 2O4. Attention.

The funeral of Brother G. c. Glenn
ems viii be conducted by the lodge.
All Elks are urged to meet at the
lodge rooms Tuesday at 2 p m. to go
from there to First Christian church
Out of respect to our deceased brother
we should have a large attendance.
". H. RUFF, z. r.
j. z. Mergan. Secretary
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-08

The relatives of the late Colonel
Joel Huntoon take this manner of ex-
pressing their sincerest thanks to the
numerous friends whose kindness, be-
fore and after the bereavement. light
ened the natural burden of the occa-
sion. Our sincere thanks are also ex-
tended to the Masonic order and the
Grand Army.
THE HUNTOON FAMILY.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-08

cur surplus meat products could be
so1dsto those nations that need thens
thus benehting both ourselves and the
European consumers
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-08

The second lecture by DR. Toyo-
kichi Tyenaga in the university extern
sion course viii be given at the high
school tonight Subject, "Old Japan. "
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-08

Los Angeles, San FRANCISCO and Ofhe-
California Point $25.OO-Santa Fe.
Tickets on sale daily commencing
August 9th to Oct. 31st. Good in
Tourist Sleeping cars and free Chair
cars.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-08

Hutchinson and Return via Rock
Island.

o. f
Tickets on sale Oct. 6 to 10th. limit
ed for return Oct. 18th. 8 Fast trains
daily. See A. NJ. Fuller. c. p A
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-08

Umpire Henderson. Time keepers
r. NJ. Spivey, Foster. Head Hnesman
Knowles.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
EScuELAs En- EsPlRi

El Consul amsrieAno Mr.. q, Il,
Rldgsly, 90 Blrsslona, Gomunisa q ~
sxlsts uua gran isndensia 60 aQuel
pals & invsFilr maYorsl eansldadss dc
dluero sn sssuslas y Qus IL Aalslsnala
debs haesFae obligaloFlA. g snunaIc
hssho por sl asn1E Ainlslro Dc Ina
lrusslou P doIioA de cue sl goblsrno
Inisnia sal1blseeF slnso nil sssualss
nlsTAs sn lo1o o. pals, hs 81 10 Fssl
bldo por tatA lie srsasa son Z .llos d.
s0i4slasm9 En Espaes hAy a. BRO
mstio Dc ll,si psrsonss sn sada slsn'
- qas as!sisn las sIeaslasg 81 pro.
astlo 50 ios Esll ldos I gaiaos e. d
le2 Los dsnEs paissa sigasn sa "a
PFopossltH sIEslsats. FtsaslA. IA 81
Asai.is Is Z; l'g assFva, II s.; Ala
aAala, III saist 4tkl e. las ss
ssslAs ssassllAl hag "a nssalro sof
sasa si aa1i , &c los Esaaa1a Uai
19a ase pes sA4a 3 aisaipaios
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08

Es pstural que osurra. Don Fan
slacs P . bones, sec't1mbrsd0 90
mo sstuvo hssta ayer q todas les vic
lasioneu. fssudes y esckndAloa eleeso.
ralss, no puede seep!ar hoy 10 lfgalt
dad de laa eleesionss 6ltimamsnte
rsslixscas, en- Taz6n & qua IL poliefs
dc b y no es aQuslla policfa criminsl
de aver, que On 30 y 1902 20 puao al
servit-o ds las partidas repuhlisanAs
para consumer eriminen abomin bles,
asropsllos ain euepto contra los feds.
rGlss y sortra el dere,ho sgsno y ra
20 rsFl' " lea mas tgacmlniosas VIC
lea.onsz de 10 Lay son inaudiIo des-
aaro.
In sQuollas egcces desgohsrna
bHn y prols'iuftn Eor grado de iasrza
81 pafs puersoyriqusG'. '. los Fransisets
p. @ .itiones en- San German, loa Ma
tsos Faisrdo en- Asyakusz, los Guz
manss Bsniss z en- Ponss, lss Hanua
lss Egg zsue eE Gan Juar, y ca cAds
oueb'c de- In ecloEiA h abfa nc Q Ia n
nss, 8 un Fsialdo, q IN Guzmkn, g %
Egl xsue; hskia, ca fa. IN tsriseo en-
eargsdo do manttner 10 iomoralidad
Dor sobre t0dos loa dereehos Iegalss
Aquel essado Impure do aosgs consli
tuis psrA tales genNs 10 que slloi
l,smAron siempre lsgslidad, y ali sin
t!sndo y aaf aN slumbssdos, al pasar
do { lellaa epoeas & Las epcsss pra
ssntes, es natural Qre oeurra, qut
gsntss Qas of vIvieron no sengan h y
sonformidsd con Ia moralidad rel
nsnts nj con el gobierno actual, que
para hien del pais, rsAtahleci6 On tc dc
su TX ,!endor al Ina 3srio do In legali
dad.
! Por ESQ vents & don Franeiact
P, q siiiones publicando 80 sLa Ban
dsrA Americana de- aptesyer, uns
earta dirigida sl dc ctor G AMIN Ro
dfigutx, presidents 10 ssierto ecmitt
do dtfecsss do loa malsrschoa repu
hlicsnoE de M2yagngx, On suya esrla
af:ms Q Il mes gus las elecoionei
realixsoss el seis an esta ciudsd i'm,
slfean una ver dAdsrA violse.6n de los
| dsreehos, y qus los asrorellos y aba
aos tealizsdos rcr 10 poliefs, no tie
uen pYecsdentsa en- H. hlssoria dc Pko
Rico, nj al en loo tienpos do In 90
lonia
tCusnta osGdis Nscsssrio 90 aon
venir en- que hsy centas notoriams
Atrevidsa. Dseir que en- San GeYmSE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
PARA Los QUE NO ODRvlR0N HUN II lEeD cUANO0 Ia GtOID M
RE CONSTITUTE PARA EllOs ATB0PEllOS V0C0N3 De DREH0s
PARA''LA DEMocRAcIA"0 }

90 vlol,ron los dersth1s dc los rspu'
blIeanos J que lA policfs rsaliz6 ahu'
see y atropsllos contra los rspubli'
eanos. ea quarsr deeir ausrto desbo'
esdsments pusde dssirse por 10 osa
dia personi6sads'
Noaotroa no habfamcs qasrldo ha'
blar pof qls sostuvimos y sostentn o.
cue las elesetones del Geis squl feali
xanas fdsron lsgAlea en 81 essueis {;
pero 70 que por IN Ds!egado cerro~
tado IN Agaadilja con nuestra syuda
&c ha eArmado que hubo ilegalidsdss
Y asropslles o. 10 elsccifn, vamos 4
pousr los puttoa sohye lAa fes para
gus IL tar,a no !oms suergo.
Habo iIegal!dad en- 10 eieeci6n, 90
eierso; paro IL ilegslidad 6aica con.
sisti6, an que los republiaanoa ponien'
do en- prAeaio& sus malas artes, dsspuea
cue un individuo votaha cen "a FRO
pio rombre On nm eolfgIo y luego con
oil dol Apell!do do gu muier On osro
inasrilo ds antsmano por dup isado,
10 snviahsn 4 otro eolegio & votar con
el nj mhye do IN uuioniata, y cuando
10 % pra&snt&bs q tiarcitar ~ ders-
eho SO eEeontsAba con Que 70 habfa
| votado por 81 IN snviado do don P&eo'
Esas fasron les 1aIoas ilegalida-
dss Qussq II 90 aueadieron, pero rea'
lizadas por los republieanos. y do las
euales roG dinos cusnta & d TINA no
70 dsnQnciAndolas, aurQre ain rsaul'
tado, & 10 autop. dad judicial local.
D. eas modo Illegal % que apare
cleron aqui con IN sriunto ri qafsiso
los repuhlicanou, lriu 70 que no he
mos qasrido regatearlts, porQue AL
triuk ALtss On 10 spar!e1e!s, ian
realmente derrotados. Ahors, con
res peeto q los ssearceoa Eohre busoi
' asropellos poiiciaeoa, On iastlcia
hemos de adrmar, qus 10 polieia aqui
ealuvo atamsnss eorreosA On todor
los saaos, y que 81 por At o3slIo y
ahuao 10 entiende oil no con, entir q II
eosores dc lA cola en- las q 40 % %
saran abusiv&msnte & 10 clbfxs cor
memo SaAho del dereeho ageno eomc
. pyetsndia Qainones, sntonees pudiers
ahrmRrse con . iii 1nss, que hnhc
atropellos y abuses policiasos, y pu
dierA decirse, persando eemo pienas
q ,ia onss, Que donds 10 polieiA man.
aiene oil orltn v soatiene oil inperio dl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
vlPOR "tAR0LIRA'

PAaaisros que llegsPon 81 dishc
buqua sl Eiese del anrrisntf
N, v Aires, +. NJ. Addison. 6 so
Bird, y fAmiiiA, Jea1 BAncnor, G
CAorsr&, G 30. Cannon, Fl, srd ChSn
dlsr, F. P. Cortie, Ramon CAdll,a
Ctr'o os Cabrera Z E DlwIon, D. a,
FIX. w. T, G.lbsra, l., Gunss, mrl
e, e. G fiih, =, q G: fi!h, Jr. A
L. GonzAl:z, mias q Hsgsman, G. N
Hiborn, Q, HsnriqueS, miss julia A
9. JMklop, A L. Ireland, H, q. Klr
by e. a. K.tn, G so, W. Klighl J IA
uilia, J, c LsonsVd, MIRA L. D. Lin
daisy, q LishlsnbFg y iAmiliA.
E, Q. n K ell, mTa ], p Msndsl
mlsa EInora Asnls Y konro'g x
MAriAni, A. |, Miller, Ii v snss o
Nsn, J. F. O'Nsll, LGw'sncs Piper
r M. Pile' @ lslovo Preston, AnhuI
Pkthsco, nrA Arthur Ps sehsco c Po
pAlis, + N Rogers, D. A. SIX nnsr,
mrs D, A SIX ansF miss siosn, J,
Haviland smil5. G. I raompton, mrs
C, &. Thlmpstn. miss 4 Untslu Jod,
JalIo vEnEocgsa Hy Van RhJn, mfu
". VtlAvAao, miss W YdlavAao,
BslrI Walis, mrl Hisry Walks, nts
Z 4 WaIb idg' Mia Jta4shlus
W lgh " ? WiloaGaaT, mrs ".
4 Wllcughey ard laie.t
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08

De MADEIRA , aEotea con eoolns , pa
10, radieacs en- 10 sAlls sDsl Cen
srcs ts eaiA pc hlAs,31, mareadA 60.
q dnero 5, sou "a s1laF qas mid
9 mslros de itnis por ds ndt
.solirdGrts nor 10 tsFtshs sbirando
anlts e1n I . Eus la.H & msutE b s
s5n IosS Lomba per lA z.aseris
aEl'a cor rs R1mGs, heJ ca asss
sl3r Yptr j. elpaldA COZ Fsross
0sre Tens 20 asibs en- "a ptilo
- Uftsls 5 sssA nader ts.
ass lsFre-s asl d. ds e, aid
siEsl vsras g. sbts poF 81 % a
iatao, 20 aa solar es slssa sa-as d
itsass per race % flsa Ia1sais
seF Ia dsFtsAs ssissaio. s1a Atfe
B nae poF = lss..wes, soa tes.
lls sIahfs 1sl tef pes o. ftssi,.
son 10 sstissfnF ava tsssYtaF
e s9e4s eos = aates8e G.ataa
q u@ssf IS e asss a fats
cafss e. = testsa ssl Mttbk a.
ns sssgs 6 N5fls ust43ss
sAf4f 81 t@ tIas iarH aaa
- g. sac - stts szas
sa . 81 5 c 8ka.
70 sts assa see a8d e.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
Acadia Nun 'cipaI d. lguada

HAbleudo ssordAdo sl Ayu.tA
misnlo las sr5ssIAs de lea OnrAs
sA AdquIslsi6n de vslnls fArolsss por Ia
samA de- sisn dolA.s sRapArAI6n Dc
IL casa ayunIanisntos por sasRoslsn
hos dollars ' ssJnasFuaal6n da una
csrnieTta , rspArssi1n dsl mNAisro,
pos saRrs els1los dollars 20 IA msA.
ado para al aoio Dc dlsh - aahaalaa
j uarsss IL % Dlsis1b.s o. slrao 1
la Coz De ia ssfds "a 81 lA'6s as 81
ssss 1si ATaaisulsalo , aslalas3.
uisi6a 6salgas&a sisssa
Los y .fgis &c s1a3is.oass J no
dtlei para praseslsloess 81 laa alta
taaaas2s, IS AAlAa &c aaalass
% o. = sssessAFta Gel Ayaasam.saso
~ Qas se hasa t3sils5 para
gsasfa saats a sag3
Agssaa 1.s.snsfs at 10 :
EIGsE W aaAda
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
OES0E MANAT|

tOo;stindaoi6n de Ia pdqino 3q)
ss auf 1so aaunso at s,eniendo indsbi'
damspts q unA prcfssors qua no sirvs
para aatsr oil ftents de an plsnsel QUE
euesss dinero III puebo Mr. EuG'
dinaon o. rssponaabIs do 10 qve pre 10
ocurrIr y l.eae 10 chligsci6n de velar
por 10 instruction y sumplir 90 come
hd1 ain proteisr q q udar & que loo
dineroa de IN pusblo 90 mA'gAate7 ain
utllidAd, porque para ESQ 40 10 pSga
con luio euyos dlnsros no sslln 4
saprichos de made. Hutdinson eon
sss itaaso dsbisra rsnunsiar,
HahlGr6 mAI elAro Ada 81 10 i'm
posisl6n slgus,
CORRESPoNSAL.
NAnkli Dlsitmbre 5 de 1909
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08

IL Ley impone sl lespsto al dsrecho
sgsno. elf 60 somste una ilsgslidad.
70 ridfeulo, pues, y eonstitutIvo
de cssdfa 81 que sualquisr rspublisa-
no, dsspeshado por % dsrrota, vepga
q hablar hoy presentando como ilsga'
lss las eleceiones que seaban do esls'
brarse, slseclorea sin preesdsntes, 90
ciesto. psro sin prece ientea On 10 cue
respeets q 10 assi6n impartial y hon
rada del gobisrno, & 10 intervention
sanA do 10 polisfa y & 10 eonsurrsneia
dol Partldo y aioniata que, lealmsnts
&C mbatiando las insanaa arsIms ias
dol PartIdo Resublisano y aus sssu o.
ees, gsn6 lntsgso los sista districts
polftieos de Puerto Rico, aparssi6
triur fsnts On So munisipios y gan6
tamhien oil Comi a!onAdo & Washing.
ton por una mayors Go 40 coo y ten.
tos votos.
Ia6sIl ss que don Francitco P.
q aiiionss aus psreialsa 90 rsvuslvan
y forceien ca % pAtalso, puss aque'
llos tiempos do 10 ilegalidad predomi'
nants no volyerin. Tsngs el seiior
Qth ines sonformidad On su derrutA,
modsre sua impetus bslieosos y rsgs
mere au proec1er, tsniendo siempre
huen euidsdo do no enfrsntArss mas
eon al partIdo unfonista msnos con
don Ioa6 Antonio Vivoni que 20 h.
proputsso no q 1srer Qus Qtn,uss
tdon Ffansiaco P, osupe IN pusato On
Ia CAmara do Deegados.
NoaotEos no sAhsmos que e.Ass do
fan6msno 90 el que 90 opera On don
Franchise p Qainonss clando tan
ckndidamsnts 90 atrsve msneIonar ID
historic do PGerso Rieo On matsria
politics do o'soa dltimos tlemros. Le
aeonrismos Qde abra s1s pfglnas Y
90 IN POGO sl perfodo comprsndidu
dssde msdiados del aa3 1899 hassa
Osiuhrs do 1904 y allI hallar& lsgai'
dad q 80 mAaesa do ensendsrls: alf
vera polisfAs criminal. vera JuecM vs'
males, vfra handidoa son levits, y sin
lsvisa; TODD ESQ y mas vera On lsa II,
mlnAs snsangenkadssi leer& algo 90
bre asssinatoS, roboa elesiorss, afro.
psllos irfAmas, dslsclones falsas, pre-
aides susltos u, Se.
| AIN vera suadros ainisatros y no.
gros; ali haNGrd LqaGdad.
Xxx,
San Gsfman dc 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
De Sill SEBASTIAN

asssase 8 IS sssa as
"A ms4ss4as as mss ss Kasfa
sssz@ 4sga tsalsass il Fssaisas
s5s e a4saas ssaaa Esslasss. aasss I
ssal4.aa a.ass seaas.sz sssaszasa
ss EaFsas 8 sat sszas aazesas
sstesaiss ssss&ss q nsgsias,s -
us "a sfeslas ssFs sssss , sasa
e ssihya - ask assss , i-atsa
z1aassl essts az zFss 81 sf@sas.
60 ssls iwma scsFfaassaaal e -
eEAags4eRs. ssa saaasaiaa
: sAssa s. 5zszs2+1 ss4ffi4a
aa s4ss zsal8sa 8&t8 sHaa 90 -
ssszssass hff sns sAs& ss sisslia
s. isss. aasa se@&ae esaszazas
saF ia Nsa3ss e zsFsaals sssa
sss3sF = sasss4a s. asssl5a t88z
- If.ta st&a
l@zszsf5sa88
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
FERR0CARRILtS F|UPINOS

Mr.. W. B Poland he aldo nom.
br&do Vice presidents 6 Iogen!ero en
lsfs do In eompafifs del Fsrrosarril
en- les FlliplnAa. SAli6 para ManiIs
ALA para el j. DO Novlrmbrs. { fn de
eneirgarae dc 10 construction , otros
inssrssss dol sindieato que eatA coma
truyendo las Was fsrroviarias On Lac
islaa do Panay, Nsgros y Ceb6.
va 40 han psdido 5000 tcnsladas
de risles, hshiSadose despaehado Ia
mliai, via Gu:z. FL sintema eomsIe
TO d, fsrrosarriIsa n'ipinos repysasn
ta & 40 dsEsmbo'so como do lrsIEla
milloneI de dollars.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
EDICTO

EnA5oa Ual3os De Amsrlss. q Prt.
llisass de los Eslaies Uoidos q
Feri5ss, Aloaao , Coma dsmlaiAa'
! R - u 69Gn AoniEEsl .dsmGn
aato
+ acsa h At.0eta. So5u DO e
psses o. ,la p,raaos
Jnas A. vfgay ssnsh,E Mar
th,l ts e Cofts manls.sal da nts
sllo ilalasl msn.s.sal as Ysgs sais
P f. Hsgo aAes' Gee sa 81 p.siso
aFr.sa Nialsao , cor via e 40
s1acass eeasslas - lA Gers a.
olU-Its e ssa lsss scr Is wss.
rus FJssss Alssse ; ee@g ssasasne
"a 60 leasfte srn . ttasmts = e.
a. ts iaF0is sftsa & 81 ssl
c1s - % ( fst1ssts etvii -
sss ssssets }at esesa &c sl fs-
mAss e. - ssse e - ztsEgs smssF-
"a ssmsses1 Easssas nfsla-
s# eAss sssss nHa a sss mte.a
So su f-ts& ssla tss.s.
I'D samkztlaN ffse zza 81 Aa1Aa
sts xs=ss sts salass g. -
ssta go lz1pss esa 81 sr
lE srrt. - srrss 81 ast p
kas = ssu ssa.asa 81 5 ssassaz
tFs1mrH s#sss sets5 5tt asasl
srssss = eco tNfa5a e . rlsfa -
uses 81 c441Ea e KstHs
sesact s44s ass zssas tAss
k4aue
s. sa-nis asssssse =
sasss 8 So esasla Sc q ~
ua ssssa lease
So eaaflsae1s = ss.ss5es
"a psaat aa mrYrs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
EDlOTO
! D ndo ts BIC 80 I'd

.e edo Dc Eli,a < 'iir go,
Eduardo Wood, seminiasfsdtr iadl.
ssl tsl ibtsstA6o &c Ess K3F
irishl deb dsmsrls aLtos sdo
por Is eoFis De z rilo ts ssss
da3ss sodo q Gus . c. u
lasss&rs kAas st5
Sals nsoftA kilsa z firisas ;
Ewnsr. &c saarsrts , e'ato = sls 6
sdA3, ao!ssFa pFeblsiafia , ts ssss
vssisdsflo. ts,lss'6tr q sCe ado &c
Seizures q q ss - = ts isso tia
ttlFEAF slsba..slea ssaisn satafts "a
nlsgutasaas
C1s estsae Z. sa3eaa ta 5 asgsA.
h4sd sa.sssssssa -, sssr-t s.ls.
llsme , smass Am4 Ca e
tsa lo1s cen i. essfsiss ssntt.
So asrssh shFsIaa Eegt s
a1sl tstasa a. s1slsc essss ssis-s
ltak seaaas dtafs ssta - - tssts
"a snna ssFna ah-sa tfsa
slss e Efats e esFsstss s8s =
s.asts so4 ga sssta S 6
stEat
Ess ase ssas tsssra ss-ls
- awasat 81 5ser9s.s 49,
Hsses Asea - - sees
tzse aef# fuc atF tsss $50
= - $50 fetse ez t# ssF#sT ts
geo a mf rNmtss $50 ~ a. -
asHEafa ses Ham rfea go
fEeft tkfasE e. Fftt aetAt sa e
60 ssH {8ste e1Nssa tass
So 148s 8 ssN sts
AsasslsN84as sNs e
g at8s fsfs
fsss 4s e Gers s. 3 e $
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
Ell HOMBRE MAS VIEJO De AMERICA
Sc Libro Del Terror De MuChos
InViernOs TOmando
: Pe=ru=na.

d EPIRIENDOSE a su buena salud y
IA extremosa veiez, el Anciano Sr.
Brock dice;
"Una de las c0Sas que he descu-
bierfo para mi satisfaction eS Ell
propio remedi0 para los padeci-
mienfos 0casioHad0s pOr los
efecf0S del china. Por III amos he
resishdo Ell tan variable china de
los EStados UnidoS.
"Siempre he sido saludable, pero, por
supuesto, expuesto las intermediates
causadas por los repentinos cambios de
china y temperature. Durante mi larga
vida he conocido muchisimos remedies
para la tos, resfrios y diarreas.
ole descubierto que, Ell remedio
del DR.. Hartman, la Peruna, es Ell
reojr, 81 no es Ell Inic0, y mas
Scgur0 para esfas intermediates.
La he usad0 pOr n1Echos amos, y
afribuyo mi buena saiud y vcjez d
este renediO.
"Es exactamente ell remedio que re-
quiero. Me proteje de los malos efectos
de los cambios de temperatura me
tiene siempre con buen apetito; me con-
serva fnerte; ME tiene Ia sangre en- cir
culaci6n. Confio en- este remedio para
todos mi aehaques.
"Cuando por primera yez Sc present6
la gripe en- este pals, empece padecor
de dicha enfermedad,
ola fuve variaS veceS. Al prina
cipo no saba que la PeruHa era
ell remedio para eSfa enfermedad.
Cuando OF decir que la gripc era
catarro epidemico, probe la Peruna
y reSuif6 ser Ell verdaderO reme-
did,"
En- su Ultima carta al Dr. Hartman,
Mr.. Brock dice como sigue;
"Estoy bien y me sientc como me he
sentdo por los 1ltimos a1os, lleno
de salud. Lo dnico que me molesta es
la vista. Si pudiera yer mejor, podria
andar por toda la hacienda, y me harfa
mucho bien. Jam&s estar6 sin Peruna."
Suyo Atm. Amigo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
eMlveJ 5Mee1

Cuando viene Ia voje2, trae consigo
intermediates catarrales. Los ancianos
por 10 regular tiencn catarro en- el sis
tema. Esto explica el porquG la Peruna
ha negado ser ell remedio indispens9
bic de tantos ancianos.
C8rfa De Ofro AncAn70.
Estimado Doctor: Permtame telici-
tarlo por su gran remedio la Peruna.
Tepgo 81 ahos dc edad hacon dos afos
empec6 padecer del estona@o. La
Peruna me cur3 cast nstantaHeamente
s ., Foss, ll6 s. L. G,ieSta Min uueapolIs,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08

! Naci6 anteS de formarSe los Es-
J EadoS UnidOS.
7 Ha preSenciadO la election dc p
! preSidentes.
! Veterano de cuafro Guerras.
=" Herd un cabah0 cuand0 tenia go
! amos.
! Sien1pre ha venfido Ia gfipe con
! la pcrIna.
] FGe icsfigo en- IN pleifo a la edad
de no anoS.
! Esta frHemenfe SECURE de que Ia
! Peruna eS Ell mejor remedio que Sc
conoce para Intermediates ca
] tarraIes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08

ISAAC BROCK, ciudadano americana
L nacido en- Texas, tiene III afIos y
goza de muy buena salud. Reside en- la
actualidad con su hiio politico en-
Valley Mills, Texas.
Hace algdn tempo estuyo en- Waco,
en- obsequio la petici6n de varios ami
gos, y Sc dejo retratar, apoyado sobre
una vara que Sc cort6 de uno de los
arbolcs que alderman la tumba del Cen
eral Andrew Jackson.
Ell Sr. Brock es un anciano muy
respectable.
Conserva adn la Biblia de sn familia,
sdonde SO We que la fechs de su naci-
mIento fue escrits hacen III Anns
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08

- s =
6aea,o ia Dsae sosS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
GILKS'S PIRATES SHUT OUT
 BY MULLANEY'S CLIMBERS
In the Face of Breienstein's Steady Pitching, Louisiana Team Did Not Have a
 Chance Score 5 to 0.

Breitenstein, at. Athletic Park yes- tSrday afternoon, pitched far and away the most brilliant game since coming he has worked in since coming to Null game samss of s the Southern League season.
 He was steady as rock all drought the game. and wish men on bases was cool and deliberate. hand linR the hard hitting Pirates as if they were so many Liliputians. The balls that he was shooting over the plate might as well have been the smallest of bird shot as far as the hitting ca- pacity of the Pirates was concerned. and Byrne's hit past third base in the sixth inning was the only clean hit made off him. The other hit credited tc the Pilates was a short fly hit by Jack Lee which either Busch O. them expected the other to get it. and as a result. neither got it. the ball falling almost on the bag at second bnse Neither player got his hands
 os pe bs Sa s 5 f ssSoSy SSSssSs an and frfS s eniv thing that could be done was to score 1t hit.
 The Climbers wave Breitensteir fauitless support and Gilks' crew never had the slightest chance. betsg shut out bv score of to A
 Tack Lee was punished badly ten clean hits being made on hiIn, six ot them coming together In the seventh inring HA received splendid support from his team. but as was the case in that memorabilia Snndav in Shreveport, the cycIoni~ hitting of the Climbers swept everything before 1t.
 The game would have been 2 thor cnghiv nninvable one but for the con- dnct If IrmDire Pudderhan, who came near precinitatlnG serious trouble, Some two months ago tfis umplre was ar- rested in Mont9cmAry. charged with using profane language on the ball
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20

field and in the presence of a large crowd Since then his trial has been postponed aud yesterday Is the first time that he has been in Montgomery since. Things looked oTninous when the umpire walked out on the grounds was In tho box for the first time since he hurt his arm and with one out Byrne drew a walk though being plain ly struck out. Even. then the crowd said nothing bcyord few protests Then with two strikes on Abstein. well had Just delivered tho ball and the catcher held it as Abstein struck out and throwing to second had Bryne out easily. Busch having the ball in his hand before Byrne reached the bag. It was as on bali field. but Rndderham called Byrne safe. Then Mullaney. natural ly wanting to protect his interest. went over to the. umpire and started a pro- test. Rudderham ordered the big man. aser out ef the game and then pande- moniuni began. The scene that fol- lowed Is described in another column gomery be It said that not . man att tempted to strike the umpire.
 To the game itself: With one out in the fourth Apperious hit safe, Mo- Aces walked, McCann was out on a foul to Rapp and Apperious scored on Perry's hit to right.
 In the seventh the finishing touch es were put on Lee. With one out Hausen hit to right and went to sec ond on passed ball. Then five bunch ed hits put in four runs. The game ended this way. to Q in favor of the Climbers.
 The score was:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
MEMPHIS SHUT OUT
ATLANTA BUNCHED HITS IN
 FOURTH INNING.
BinGles Were Evenly Divided Although Tom Hughes Was Mere ETecf- i've Than SuGgs With Men
 nun

Atlanta, Ga. July 19-AtIanta de- feated Memphis today by punching hits in the fourth inning Hughes kept Meniphis's hits well scattered. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
sohnI Goes to VIcksburg.

Troy. July 1S.--(SpeciaIl-M"H guHI- cry and Troy played the third game of the series yesterday afternoon result ing in a tie. ? to 2. game being called at end of seventh inning in order to let Montzomery Sohni, pitcher for Troy will leave tomorrow for Vicksbnrg Cot ton States league, playing under name