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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-29
CONSEJO EJECUT|VO
La session dc aver. varios
nombramientos aprobados
p0r unanimidad.
ANTICIPOS APROBADOs
Don Osvaldo Abril. .-Agen.
tes de inscripciones. Soil.
citud atendida.

30 reuni6 & les tres bsio 10 presi.
dsneiA dol lenor Crosas. Concurrisron
los senorss Feuille, Barboss, Disx
Navarro, Willoughby, FAlkusr, GrA'
hsms y del Vale. Fl Seerstario di6
eusnta dc los nombramieEtos de qua
informsmos aver, los euales fasron
aprobados por unanimidad
So sprobAron los sntieipos do los
pusblos do San SsbAstika 4 y Marieao
por 10000 y 1000 dollars, rsspsstiva.
msnte.
Fusron lsfdas comunicaeion
do don Julio OIvaldo Abril rsnuneian'
do los sargos do prssidsnts y tesorsro
de 10 JuntA do CAminos do AguadillA.
Dc aprob6 sl sontrato do arrenda.
misnto dc una sasillA de psonss cAmi'
nsros entire el Comisionado del Tote
rior y don Risardo Montilla.
FL Comit6 do Eleceiones propuso
los nonbramientos do sgentes do ina.
riIsionss que publiosmos % nus..ro
n6msro do sysr. Fderon Aprobados.
So sprob6 una solicltud del Con
ceio municipal de Ponce para eomprar
algunoa sdminisulos destinad o oil Hos.
pital Trlcoehs, sin necesidad do su'
basta.
ri doctor BArbosa pregunt6 acsr'
ca de 10 rsaoluci5n sobre el uso do los
islegramas para los miembroa del
Conseio.
Mr.. Grahsme inform6 que 10 re.
fsridA resolution 90 encuentrA On el
Comite do Obras Pdblieas, pero que
adu no fle informsda por no hsbsrse
reunido aqu6l Comile,
No 90 trataron otros Asuntos y 20
levant6 10 sea!6n q les tres y trsinta
minutes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-29
Nj EN- v|LLALbA!
Casamientos y divorcios en-
los Estados Unidos del
Norte America.
EN- BROOKLYN
Un divorcio cada siete minu-
tos. Salen de la Corte para
la iglesla nuevamente.

<Tn 10 session. de 10 Suprema Corte
do Brot klyn, celebrada el viernes i.
timo, el iuez Marean realiz6 una ha,
zsfia que ha sobrep & cuanto ep
mAteria do divoreios exieditivos se
habfa preseneiado en- este pals. Un
csso de divorcio eada siste minu
tos!.... Verdad que 90 aorprent ente
ell hsshs?
Pues Of no 90 hubiera visto y nu'
meroaos te,tfgos presenc!ales y unas
taptas vietlmls, ne podrfa dudar de 10
veracidsd do 10 noticia. Nusve pa
reias 90 presentsron ante el Tribunal
solicitAndo Ia ruptura de los lszos
que las hAbfan mantenido atadas &
los postss de Himenso. Y de todos
los caaos dispuso 10 Autorldad COD
ac,iva rapidez, y libres de cNga ma
trimonial 10 vieron nueve parejss, 6
sesn diez y osho almas,
Entire los maridos dlvorcisdos f
gura un italiapo, Gl0vani Bernardo,
que no cAa6 hace Ago menos de un
sho con una i0veneitA de Is abriles
pareee que omitlda fl6 eptonces uns
ciefta csrsmonia religloss, y 10 mu
shatha 40 nj GO & vlvir con ell marido.
Etta negativa no sg'ad6 q Glovsni,
quien, ennetanto, aeert6 q hAllar otra
promstlda, IL que no Sc mAnifssta
sau escrupulosa como la anterior.
Al clnocer el iuez los detalles del
hseho, do el dscreto, y squf psz y
despu6a gloria. Ora de las pareial
desbarAtadsr, sprovtch6 del tempo
10 meior q lie fue possible. Los espo.
soa Jean y X stle stehelin, aeparadoa
faerop; J no se acs baba ds dictar 10
,entsncIs, ousndo Jean eataba On ca
mino do Ia casa en- que habitabx 10
seiIoritA Cristina Meyer. ALI reun6
ae con ella y emprerdIeron vuelo
Jersey City en- donds el Revere ndc
Herman SchopPe, do Union Hill, los
declare marido y mpisr oil sranIcurrii
los cinco dfss que marcs 10 ley para
obtensr licencia matrimonial deSptel
dc concedido un divorcio
Avarzsn mas que los de Villalbs,
como se dice por ata.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-29
pOr Gable
PARA LA DEM0CRAC|A"
Desordenes en- Russia
Trepon amenazado

San Petersburgo, JUNO 29.-De varias cudades Sc
muncan des6rdenes graves que las ropas prestan
reprmr. Las huegas de traba aadores crecendo
tendendose Kaluga, Kemen gchugeVokk, Vehkyotros
puntos con caracter frapcamepte revouconarlo E ge
neral Tepo gobt rnador de San Peersburgo esta anne
nazadc Anoche aparecerc cartees anuncando que no
vovera ser dctador porque antcs ira al sepulcro Sc
dobla la vgjancia permte entrar nade en- Ell pa
laco del goberno mtar sin prevo regstro Crece la des
confanza en- el e1ercito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-29
Ell presidente Roosevelt
firma el "joint resolution

Washington JUNO 29.-Contra la costumbre de re-
ardar POGO la sanc6n de las eyes otros del Con
greso Presdente Roosevelt rm6 aver <oint resolu
on> quee Congreso expes6 horror las matanzas
de udfos Russia Sc conede esa prlsa del Presdente
Specification exceptional asegura que obedece
acuerdo de las nac europeas, para nur e ami
del Gar obgandoe una acc6n energlca que garan-
tice los hebreos contra las yiolencias del pueblo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-29

lftisa, tel vt& de una eonramArchA,
segurA & inequivocAmsnte dc una rec.
tihsaei6n que trsScienda q los rumbos
dc 10 colectividad y al porvsnir de
Puerto Rico. Y 90 Irsta tAmb6n de
que, si ssa restifcaci6n no triupfa On
10 asamblea, el doctor SaldsGA
OTROS sENORES DE SAN JUAN,
rshusArGn su conourso 81 partido re.
publioGno. Es evidsntfsimo que ala
cabtzA de sae grupo irA el ieie, el lea.
der, el ssfior Hernandez Lopsz en-
persona.
QuedAmos, pusI, por dsclaraeiones
DC IN rU1nhre tEnTertto como eei dceter-
Saldl ii =, en- 10 expeOtAtiva, 8, meior
a6u, on el v6rtise do una crisis PRO.
fuuda. Nosotros CondenAmos Antea
con entrgfs, y volvemos 4 condenar
con hrmszs, la vIFJA POLtTIcA repu.
blicana; 10 poliGIsa del dss6rdsn y el
eseIndAlo. Por 10 que hace q 10 NUHvA
PoLtTIcA, no conociendolA, no debs.
mos juEgarlSi pero celebrarismos, mas
como patrittSs q eecin0 sectArios, la
sreaci6n dc un TART do dc ideas, Oullo
en- los proCedimisntos, mob Q an 10 lu-
chs, sensAIo , iuato en- el desArrollo
do Sus plAnssi cApax dc eontender con
uosotros. y hAitA de featernixAr con
nosotros On dsfsnIA de 10 patria, cuyo
bisnestar buseGrAmos todos, cordial
mente, hidAlgs N Snts, por diVerSos CO.
minos, con un solo dssiderotum eomGnl
sl progreSo J 10 libertAd do nuestra
IierrA.
VersmoH 10 que resulta. Fl pro-
blema estA plantsAdo SIN ANBAJEs Nj
DIsTINuos. y yss OSIei 8 Sl st0;u quo con
uuG intolsrAnoiAs, 8 10 reforms con sus
, horisontes Hbisrtos { otro ambienEs ,
!, Z otra lus. Nosotros, los unionistAs,
aguardamos tranQuilos el dessnlses,
. dsseon onnAndG- bpsrQue no deeirloq-
!, del busn iuieio de nueItros adverse
rios,
e Es horA de reetiAoAr 8 de rAtlhcar
U iQls Dlos ilumine ssos CompA
triotas gulGndolsS hIeiA 81 bIsn J be
j. sIA. .ls pas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-29
Asuntos de Irlanda
Comision investigators

Londres JUNO 29.-De momento otro sera nom
brada comsi6n real que nvesgue sobre erreno los
asuntos de Ilanda proponga medidas favorabes los
andeses. E rey Eduardo recomenda la mayor acvldad
fin &c que plazo breve Sc promuguen reormas pot
capaces de satsfacer e espu autonomlsta del pals
FL goberDo comparte e msmo deseo cree pr6xmo
cambo radical en- el sendo del HOME RULE sobre e po
de Parnel Y Redmond
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-29
Ell DOCTOR SALDANA
sv ACTIruD Fu1uRA EN- LA PoLI1ICA DEL PALS
REC1|F|CAC|ONEs REPUBLICANS

Aver tarde- tuvimos el gusto dc
reOibir, con 10 afsctuosa vista del
doctor SaldsHa-que 60 nueatro buen
amigo particular desde hace largos
dfas-l carta que & continuation In
sertamol:
San Juan, rs de JUNO do 1908.
8 nor don Luis NJ fiox Rivera.
Director dc La DEhoCRAcIA.
MI distipguido amigo; he leidc,
CON sorprsss, en- el periodiOo dc su
digna dlretCi6n, 10 noiicia do mi In
greso en- oil Psrsldo RepuhlicHno.
--HAAtA Ia Atakha.- -aliQ no q. .ezAcio:
Deade hAse alg6u tiempo essoy
peri: ctamente identihcado CON la doc
trina y procsdimieptos poliI.cos deter
minados por mi ilustre amigo don
Juan Herr Aadex L6pex
81 el ParIido Repahlicano, en- %
pr6xima AsambleA Conatituyenss aosp
h con heehos targiblss J no CON pa
labras y promssas, ain embsiss, dis
tinRos nj rodeos, 10 nusva poliitcA dc
su actual PreSidsnte, 20 hAbrfa d.
secundarlas Si por oil contrario no Ia
AceptA decididAmsnts, psrmanoeeris
alejado de TODD eompromiso CON di
cho ParIido, y ca el mIHmo sentidC
habrGn de dsterminArse otros ssfiorsI
de San Juan,
RoPAndole la pub icaci6n de esta
linsas, soy do usIsd con 10 mayo
confederation, Adicio amigo y 8. 8,
DR.. Il 6ALDANA.
EstGn pusltoI, con todA clAridAd
| les puptos Hobrs las feS. Fl atfio
HernGnd,z L6pts, 10 mlGmo en- 81 pal
lido federal que en- el partido republ
csno, mantuvo siempre IN er.teri
conuervGdor Sigus mAntsnIendolt
= tAl pAress que 80 proponS aesntua
10, euAndo 81 doctor sAldAha ahru
:. ous sl iikA los republicGnoS 81 clio
CON HECHos TANGIBLEs, SIN AMBAJE
. pIsTINGos Nj RoD2os, AseptAn el 2
Julio la NUEvA FOLlTICA DE 8
III ACTUAL PREsIDENTE.
Lusgo 90 trata de una nusYA p
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-29
TRES ART|CUL0S

Fl consume de ss6ear por sAheEa
en- los EatAdoa Unidos co mas dol dob.G
del de Alemania , Ffaneia.
-Lsssalinas de Pints, On Mcgee
qua, Peru, dan un rendimisnto do 81 J
medic por ciento de sal purA.
La qulnina. Guy, costo haee po
COS sfi3s, era de sl2l por kll6gramo,
90 eomprA hoy en- Batavia 4 raz6n ds
81 ell kll0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-29
Un nuevo candidate
al gobierno de Russia

San Petersburgo, JUNO g. Dicese que e Car no de-
sea lamar Tepof para que ronga al fri e del gober
no. por tenor las epresaas populares. En- la bolsa
IRE nsister ca el de que ha sdo Iamado Mr.
Mouont proponendoselee cargo de prime mini: tro e
del gabnete im eral Creese que no admtra e encargo
" que aconseara potica de tempanza de concorda
Se aguardan importantes actitudes Ia sDouma' que
lob iguen al Car disovera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-29
Una circular antVudla
incitando a la revolution

Viena, JUNO 29-La poica &c esta ciudad ha descu-
berto una circular dstrbufda por los ansemtas de Ru-
sa invitando la guarnc6n de Sebastopo la revueta
aconse andoe una matanza de udos como Ia de Bayso
Fsta circular Sc reme San Peersburgo Contiene afr
macones categ6rcas contra la totadad del sstema que
rge en- mpero no except1a al Gar sno que lie con.
sdera responsible de anarqua que relna desde hace
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-29
LAS |AscR|PC|ONES

MansnA eontiuuarkn lAs inserip.
clones on los prscintos do Nan Juan,
Puerta do TERRA y Santurss. Advsr.
tImos & todos los que no 90 hsyan ins.
erito que deben hacerlo sin p6rdida
de tempo, para evitar aglomerAei6n
de trabajo en- los Gltimos dias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-29
FORTUNA De SENECA

Fl f6sof, Seneca, poIefs una
tJrtunA de- II 500 600; Ler sulus, el au
CUR sl6.G00.000; Crssus, ell poliIlco
que f9ruo con Cesar y Pompeyo el
primer triunvirsto, poIefA bIsnea raj
css por vAlor DO menOs de IS. 900 900;
ell Empersdor Tbsrio dsi6 una fortu
nS de allS oOO,OOO, que CAligulA NAL
bArs6 en- un ado.
CsnditA ValdeS, Maria Va8qut2, An
dreA VeleE, F VepsEan.
La Adminiitrssi6n suplic1 & lcI
inIereIsdoa indiquer, Al pt dir aus tar
tsS, que Sss de lista y correIponds s
tdmero. o.,,s Isl que tsrgA On llIta,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-29
V1olentoS terremotos
en- Gales del Sur

Londres JUNO 29.-Aycr Sc snteron terremotos de
exraordnara voer ca Gales del Sur. La gente aerro
rizada abandon6 sus vviendas En- las mnas de carbon
Sc suspendercn los taba JOS subterraneos La primer
cudda dur6 cncuena segundos Despues ocureron oras
menos nensas No hubo desgracas personaes nj p6rdda
alguna los ed6cos. Pero aarma contn1a ante e e
NOR de nuevos terremotos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-29

revpe'va variEs l!svsI en- q bolsillo de
"a bata,
Y olgo ti1tinsar de monedaS, 81
propil titmpo que 10 vcE gapgosa &c
q sgrsdeeidA J plsalderI!
-lAlAbsdo ssa Diol Fl le Aumen
70 Ia lalud ; Is carload
Ell sea con ustsd, hila MIA.
Y oigo unos pAaos ligeros J me-
nuditoI cue se Alejan.
Suarez do ROta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-29
UNA ACLARACION

NueItro amigo , compAfiero dc n
Felix MAtos Bsrnier, ha manItsstAdo
q uno de nueitros reporters, reflien
dose 81 Iimr Atieo semAnA,io ePropios
y extlliols, que no sS redActor de cate
peri6diso, sino que le ha ofrtcido 50
collaboration literaria por 10 iimpAlfA
que Is inspirA el gran elfuerEo do Iu
editor por IoItenerlo.
81 Milor Matos Bernier 70 el crihe
actuslmente en- nipgdu peri6dieo, y eS
~ desso que Sc mantle, ia + db icamsn.
Sc 81
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-06-16
Chance rOr a Meal.

IL have often wondered why it is
the committee takes such interest In
getting up these parties, but come to
find out 1t is the only time they get a
square meal. Lewiston has many
holidays, but 1t is said there is no holi.
day appreciated like isabel Holiday,
but she is so small and shy, she
would pass unnoticed were 1t not for
her beautiful voice (which like wo-
mans tongue will not be stlll.)
at is a known fact that Madam
Patti, George Douglass, Rue Hammer
or any other noted singer dare not
enter Lewiston because they know
their voices would sink into insignitic.
ance beside hers. She has several
offers 10 travel, which she has refused
for after singing to the people of Ben.
son stake she thinks It would be COM
Ing down a step In the ladder of fame
TO sing elsewhere.
And here's our friend Peter Bar
son, non de plumed "Sanko." Where
would the Logan Journal be had It
not been for him? tell you it would
long since have been a thing of the
past had it not been for the Charleston
correspondent, lis name will 20
down the annals OF history along with
Shakespeare, Dickens, and other
known writer's
although Richmond cannot boast
a Burkhill, they have VIM. Hill, who
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-06-16
That Tired Feeling

If you are languid, depressed, in.
capable for work, it indicates that
your liver is out Of order. Herbine
will assist nature TO throw of head.
aches, rheumatism and ailments akin
TO nervousness and restore the ener-
gies and vitality OF sound and perfect
health. }. j Hubbard, Temple, Tex.
as, writes, II have used Herbine for
the past two years. 1t has done me
more good than all the doctors 1t is
the best medicine ever made for chills
and fever" SOC. Sold by Ritter Bros
Drug Co,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-06-16
PAPER READ BY
MRS. ANNIE MILES
AT the Old Folks Gather.
ing, Smithfield.
She Makes Many Pointed
illusions in Same.

The following article is the content
Of paper read by Mrs. Annie Miles
at the Old Folks doings at Smithfeld
last Friday. The paper was furnish.
ed us for the last issue but for lack OF
space IL could not be printed Mrs
Miles says;
I'VE have met TO day TO celebrate
our annual reunion OF the old folks OF
the Benson Stake. What grand and
glorious thing IT was of instituting
these old folks days when friends meet
friends, and the smiling countenances
Of our aged brothers and sisters tell
better than words their pleasure at
being here today. And although IL
has rained and hailed and seemed
that all nature was against us,still we
are here to enjoy each others society
and drink cup of kindness yet for
the days OF "Auld Lang Syne."
Little did Cache Stake realize what
1t was losing when the mort part OF
Cache was cut of and christened the
Benson Stake, or Of the wonderful
people that were found In this part Of
the vineyard and women who
have written their names on history's
pages as the heroes and beroines oil
the north. Though some have passed
away, many yet remain who will
achieve great Things, but none who
will ever outshine the pioneers, whc
first came In contact with Richmond
mud or planted their feet on the burn
ing sands Of Lewiston, for 1t took q
hero OF The first rank to do either
have been honored with an invitation
to appear before you on this great ant
glorious suspicious occasion, and tn,
feeling have is more easily felt thar
described. The patriotism OF this dis
tinguished crowd is known all owe,
the United States. This stake Is fam
Gus all over the world for It's sugal
beets, dairy products and marriage
able widows and handsome old men
Where will you find a glorious countr,
like this where the sun shines all tn,
time except when 1t rains? Why
say the description of this beautiful
country could be written In the dus,
that is settled on the tabernacle organ
aud wiped of every week TO be writer
again the week following, and then
don't think you could do IL Just Ice
Smithfeld is the most beautiful towr
In the Benson Stake. Was named In
honor Of John Smith, not the famous
John Smith Of Pochahontas fame, but
tn, honorable John G.. Smith, who
was born at an early period of his ex
istence and like Robin Hood, left thi.
city for the city's good
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-06-16
Scottish and Irish Gaelic,

The difference between the Scot.
tsh and Irish Gaelic is merely a vari.
alton of dialect. In both the accent
Or stress is on the root syllable a
me word. but Scottish Gaelic dialect
exhibits a tendency to follow the Eng.
lish fashion of throwing the accent as
ar bacs as possible.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-06-16
PRESTON WILL
CELEBRATE 9TH
Preparing For A Great
Demonstration There.
The Other News From
the Idaho Town.

I'm ESloN lDAno, june IL, louo.-
The first meeting OF the commercial
club TO be held In its new club rooms
was held in the Rogers & Hawkes.
building last Monday evening. The
club rooms consist OF four large rooms
as follows: Reception room, private
consultation room, toilet room and
reading room. For the present the
baseball club is occu plying the reading
room.
Preparations on large scale are be-
ing made to celebrate the glorious
Fourth. The celebration will be I'M
der the auspices of the amusement
committee of the commercial club.
Arr angement are being made 10 run
an excursion from all points in Cache
Valley to Preston for the Fourth.
The chief attractions Of the day will
be horse races, match baseball game,
parade and an Indian war dance.
On investigation it was found that
there was not nearly so much damage
done by the breaking Of the dam at
the Blackhurst reservoir last week as
reported at the time. Some OF the
farms Immediately under the reservoir
were damaged slightly and fences were
carried away in places. 1t Is thought
that the dam will be strengthened and
sufficient Of the waste water caught
to refill the reservoir this season.
T. w. Smith and Geo. d. Parkinson
returned Saturday from an extended
trip to Salt Lake and Provo where
they had been In attendance at the
commencement exercises Of the COL
leges at both places.
So far this season farmers have not
been under the necessity OF irrigating
as there has been sufficient rain to
keep everything moist. The roads
have been very muddy and are just be-
coming passable again.
1t is reported that two of the cases
of spotted fever which have been In
town recently are now out of danger.
They are Yeppa Benson and the IL
year old son or Lamont Taylor.
Judge Parker and wife, OF Pomery,
Iowa, are in Preston visiting with
their son, N. W. Parker, the Short
Line agent here.
Next Saturday there will be match
game Of ball between Logan and Pres
ton at this place.
The Oneida county school teachers
are In attendance at the Teachers In
stitute being held here.
Carl Smart, son OF Thomas Smart,
of Logan, was here for few days.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Cal jenkins
on June 4th pair Of twin boys. One
OF the twins has since died. At last
report the mother and child were pro-
crossing nicely.
On Friday a girl was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Gill. On Monday,
4th, boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Georgeson, of Weston.
Preston Nibey, OF Logan. was up
last week visiting George ID. Parkin.
son,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-06-16

The swiftest dog in the world, the
Russian wolf hound, has made record
runs that show twenty-four yards to
the second, while the gazelle has
shown a measured speed of more
than twenty-seven yards second.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-06-16

with his brother Joseph, not only
built all our adobe houses but reyo.
lutionized the American drama and
only retired from the stage to give
such men as Edwin Booth, Phil
Margetts and Ex-Governor Wells a
chance, for " our Hills had kept on no
one else would ever have had the
chance TO write their names in history
as heroes OF the American drama.
One on Bingham.
Brother Willard Bingham, as you
are all we'll aware, is a great Bible
student. The other evening he had
a wonderful dream. He dreamed he
was Father Noah" and was building
an ark and was getting all his family
and live stock together to put them in
the ark, when he heard the rushing Of
mighty waters and awoke to find the
west side Cache canal had burst its
banks and was rushing down upon
him.
Aunt Sarah Rigoy, who all her
life has lamented the curiosity OF mo.
ther Eve in having TO taste that apple
that h,o oapoad on p,ncb trorhi,,
when she heard Maggie Roskelley was
grandma, could not eat or sleep till
she made trip over to see for herself
whether the baby's eyes we're black or
blue.
Speaking about women who are
thought to be little below the angels
reminds me OF President Merrill, who
said that there is one thing men will
not do and that Is to put their hats
on before the benediction. We all
agree with you, Brother Merrill. but
let them get to wearing feathers and
flowers as the ladies do, and we would
not answer for the results.
"Well, we all have our weaknesses
but look at Brother Waddoups. Die
you ever see such a head? He Is q
born explorer and the only reason he
did not discover America before Co
lumbus, was because he was about tc
get married and did not want to both.
er about anything else, for fear the
other fellow would get The girl.
"And Brother Farrell, who has beer
running for Congress for the last tv,
years, has decided he is too cookbook
ing for congressman, and that he
will retire from public life and devot,
himself to rocking the cradle; for h,
realizes the hand that rocks the cradl,
rules the world.
brother Burnham says we would
not have any trouble with the rain Il
we hired him to put in a perfect
water system.
"In looking over the audience l an
well pleased TO note how well they d.
Look with the exception Of few. Sis
Tittensor looks little tired, but sht
was at party last night and she ant
and Brother Roskelley gave the" High
land Fling" and the Fishers Horn
pipe"
"And Brother Skidmore, he is look
ing rather pale, it is said he is suffer.
ing from slight attack of hay fever,
caused by kissing grass widow.
Now, II ever there should come flood
For refuge hther fly.
III all the earth become submerged
This town would still be dry.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-06-16

-ris Joy 10 est-r welcome my dinner hour;
Because rout indigestion with August Flower
Constipation is the result Of indigestion
biliousness, fatulency, loss of appetite,
self-poisoning anemia, emaciation, uric
acid, neuralgia in various parts of the
system, catarrhal inflammation of the in
testinal canal and numerous other all
ments that rob life of its pleasures if they
do not finally rob you of life itself.
"I'm bound in the bowels" is com
mon expression of people who look mis-
cradle and are miscrable--yet who persist
in "letting nature take its course"
What foolish plan, when nature could
be aided by the use of Green's August
Flower, which is nature $ own remedy for
constipation and all stomach ills.
August Flower gives new life to the
liver and insures healthy stools.
Two sizes, 25c and Use. All druggists.
City Drug Store, Logan, Utah.