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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22
c|l|NDRO De vAPOR

Aver viinos sl cilindro de vapor
reciep temsrss 7psdtdo & los Estados
Unidos para el spisonado do 10 piedra
On las GALES do esta eiudad. La buena
pr6 10 ohtuvo 10 casa Kelly Springfield
Road Roller CO of Springfield, Ohio,
U. 8. A. en- el remate verineado sl 4
do Dieismbrs, por 10 suma do sS. $50.
De los tres tipos dc modelo que
prossnt6 diehA casa 20 do 10 pref rem :
CO al NJ l por cfeecer mas garantfss
y por ser un Npo perfsctaments como
sido On Puerto Rico, usado por sl Go.
bierno Insular en sus carreterss con
nnsgni6 sos resultadts.
Para alojsr eonvsnie ntemenss el
rodlllo apisonador, adq uirido por este
Munisipio 90 ha copstrufdo en- sl solar
eontguo al Dep6sito de Obras Pdbli-
cas- Munioi pales un ranch5n dc made
ra. Dichs obra fue siudicada al lici
tador don Joa6 Frsnso por scr 10 mas
ventsiosa do las tres proposiciones
presentadss & 10 Juuta dc Suba,ta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22
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NUESTROS FRACASOS

Un gr,sppeto de nusstros ADVERSE.
rios polfticos, que tlene 10 soatumbrs
do trasmitir al pdblico sus impresio.
mes, constituido on soeiedad periods
tica, hs dado en- 10 mania de decir
que los miiins unionistas en- POI ace 70
sultan siempre verdaderos feacasos.
Nad!e igpora que nuestras reunio
nel pdhlicss han sido siempre verda.
deros triurf1s.
Cast todos los rspublicanoFasf 10
eonhssan iusgando que es locura 8
tontsris negar ID reslidad d. los he.
chov. pues esto 60 oosa svidentfsima,
que no nscssita demost-acifn
Nuestra campafis-la de 10 Uni6n
On les d'timas elscciones es-movi6 miles
de personas On Ponce, tras 10 palabra
sincera de los oradores unionistss.
ESQ no pueds llamarse iracaso
Con motlvo del d't'mo nitin CON
currieron 81 teatro la Psrla mas de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22
|MPRES|OIES Y NVYICIAS

-Ea sl die dc hoy hA visitado ss-
to ckrcel d, di,trlto, una comisi6n
sompuests por el sehor Odstsl de So.
nldGd. senior ososas ys.s eompahsros
vlllarongs. Suarez y Morst, qusdan.
do atl,f,ch. dc 10 higlns y. limpifza
que 40 obssrva en- todas les galeras.
-LSss.a ,ritss G Iadslups Rsutss
y Petra Q ii ano y 81 iovsn Carlos vi.
yes, han sido propuestos al Departs
msnto de obstruction psra tres escue'
les rurAles que estAu vacant:s On ssta
ciudsd.
--Ea la cGrcsl de dlstrlto sstkn ca
sumaria 80 varones y una muier.
Cumplsn condenA 19s varones y Is
muisres. Total 24e.
-Para dessmpsHsr 10 essuela ru'
ral que dsiAra vacauts Julis Irixarri,
he sido nombrada 10 sen orits Camilla
Chsri6n.
-Se esM repsrando el 6rgAno del
temple eat6lico.
-Nuestro amigo sefior Marques
Casas, farmac6utico municipal, diri-
gi6 hace Algunos dias uu sscrito al
Ayuntamiento, solicltaudo rsformss
amplItudss en- sl estAbleei nlsnto que
dirige. ri asuuto ha pssado { 10 co.
mission de presupuesto.
Aver irgees6 On el hospital Tri'
e,she.. e..Franeisco FJgasros, ,.stacado Do
tssano. Ya % sncuentra meior. Le
asistsn los doetorss GutiSrrex y Sa'
lszar.
Los doctores sAlazar y FerrGn
operaron eyer dc una hldrocsle, on el
hospital Trlcochs, Al nifo Antonio
lC. Morales, con 6xito satlsfaetorio.
| Hoy arrib6 & este puerto, pro-
cedente do 10 Gasyra [venesaelsl sl
vapor esps d i sMonserrats.
-Nusssro eoppAnero senor Gar.
melo Martinez tomarG notas sintssi'
cas- como reporter dc ella DEmoeRA'
cIA del iuicio por iurados que ha 90
men ado Q efectuarse on 10 Corte do
Dlstrito sobrs una causa por infanti'
cidio.
Ell guardia Juan r. Ortega hs
: denuneiado en- sl dia dc hoy, por pelss,
: = dos individuos; y por ls misma falts
Z Itambi6n ha presentado denuncia contra
otros dos sl GaardiA Cslestino Q iino'
Ines.
Al ~Por violaei6n do les ordenanzSl ~
= Imunicip palss, han aldo dsnuneiados dos
a dos comerciantss, por los guardiAs
' v alsntin q xalez y vicsuss CAldsr6n.
Aver fu6 sorprsndido un loco
, Ecuyo nombrs no hsmos podido averi
guar, en- momentos on que So disponf
/. o darse I'M bafio on 10 ma de sgul
del Acueducto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22
CAUSA POR |kFANT|C|D|O
MujsT acuada,- -Ppininaes de 10 uirh-Pane| descon
pussto,- Stls facuNatms, MAS gasts,

Ccmsrzsron ests mAnsna ante 10
Corte dc Distrito los prel'minares de
un juicio por iuradc, en- causa aegui.
do por ssesinato en- primer grtdo lin.
fanticidio) & Meg lalena Torres, de
Adiuntss.
Defenaor Lcdo Luis Llorens To.
rrss.
La acusada es una m :ch lcha dc
Is al q
ri panel. tornado de 4S iursdoS,
fre descc mpue,to en- virtud de difz re.
cusaciones que h'zo sl abogsdo Llo-
rsns, sells de elias perentoriss y cua.
tro motivadas, y por otras recusacio.
mes que hizo el Fiscal Padilla. Solo
qusd6 un Jurado, d Juan Torruellss
Cortada.
FL acto 90 rssnudA ests tarde &
las tres.
oincusnts personals hsn sido cisa.
dss para formarse un nuevo panel.
La decomposition del panel pri
mitivo calsdlsss que costar& mas de
trescientos dollars al pueblo de Puerto
Rico, por lss diligsncias que hsy que
hacer, las cuales ccaAionan grsndei
gastos.
En- dieho iuicio declarar&n como
t'stigos el Lido. Casalduc, Jutz Mu.
municipal de Ponce y el sefor Goblin,
Juex de Psx de Adjuntss.
Ri hacal llava doa Il Adieos. In,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22
D|VERSAS AOT|c|AS

-Nlrg6n individuo ha sido pueato
on libsrtad, por prision eumplida on
el dfa do hoy On estA cArcel do dlstrito.
-MaiiAna sale para YAuco el Cir
90 Europeo, que actds On esta ciudad,
Sc encuentra en- Ponce nuestre
amigo y correligion ario don jose Co.
biAn, iuex de psz do Adiuntss.
NO falta quienss digan por ah
que los republicsnos quiersn tsmbi6r
ahora dar un mitin dc propaganda
llamando para el case oradores d,
San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22

Eu ell Asilo de Ciegos ha sido ops
rads de cataratas por el oculists dos
ter Wives, 10 sefi,ra Dolorm ONO de
Cruz, psrisneclents { una bienA fsml
lie de Arscibo. ,.
DID auoeh, una buens function,
con gran rebsjs de prscios, el Circo
Europeo. La eoneurrsncia. regalar.
El personal de 10 compaiifa srabsi6
biea
-Dsntro dc poeos dfas qusdsrAn
terninadas las dos aesrAs do 10 ealle
Mayor, eomprendidas entire las GALES
Comsrcio J Cristina.
Estas aeeras son construidas de
cemsnto eomprimido y el sardinal y
les eunetas CON piedra labrada dc 10
Csntsra del Desealabrsdo.
Hoy por 10 man ans circularon
les invitaciones mortuorias para sl
sepslio do Enrique vAldivlsso, que 90
efsetusrA esta tArds.
| Hoy hA llegado, procedente dc
Venexuela, el tranlf ormista La Press,
| con les bailarinas Juana y Adela VIE
| vsro Oiero.
Pronto 30 dar& la primera funston
-Convlsns que los guardias d.
Sanidad hsgan una recorrida por el
barrio do Canas, pueS 20 nos dice que
ex' 'stsn alli varlos casos do varics!a.
Sc sneuentra en- ssta oiudad ur
emplssdo del Board Superior de So
nidad, practicando ssrvisios del rk
mo. Probab.emsnte psrmanecsr6 ur
mes on Ponce.
Sc estk procediendo Al srreglt
del Asilo de Anoianos de esta ciudad
que sstk al cuidado de las Hermann
tas dc los Dsssmparados.
| Ests Asilo merece 10 proteceio
| dc 10 soeiedAd poncefis.
-Diariamsnts salea euatro pslo
tones do prssos & bArrer les GALES
Serfa convsniente J b ,ne6eioso par
la salud pdblica, que antes de procs
der al barrido fuessn rfgadas las %
lies para evitar les nubss do poly
que 10 levantan.
Para desem pc far una do les o.
, cuslas graduadas dc ssta ciudad, VI
, 9 ante por renuncls dc 10 seflorA F,
rrsr Jkuregui. ha sido nombradala u
: fiorita Julia Irizarry.
Il -veinte y tres seiialamientos
! iisioI civilss, hey hechos on sst
: Corts Dc Distrito para selebrar Il
iuicios eorrespondientes On este mes
4 sl que viene.
Sc eneusntra vacante 10 escuel
rural del bArrio de IN Patricio..
. 10 iunta eicolar puedsn diriglrse sol
citudes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22

tres mil personal, y ESQ que fue IN
aeto improuisado, pues spenay hubo
tempo para su organisation.
Tampoeo eabe aquf el nombre 10
fracaso.
Otros son los fsaeasos y las plan
ehss monumentales, en- polftica.
Sc quiere un modslo d. feacasos!
Pues hs'o 'qnf, en- brevfsimss pa.
labras.
DuraLte las & timas eleccionea
visit6 { esta ciudad para un mitip,
llAmado por aus corrsligionsrios, nm
orador republicsno. precsdido pei
gran conc!e TO y platillos.
LEGO, VIC y 70 veLci6 como Ces 81
porqus on el mitln apsns b AbfA gente,
Y hacienda virar el coehs
retorn6 para San Juan.
iEato q que 60 IN fracaso estu.
pendol
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22

Hip6dfomoPi

Cuenta hoy con cuadras para
20 caballos que sc admiten a
Guido esnerado y 4 rrecios
convencionales.
Pr6ximas carreras el Do
mingo IS del corriente. Co.
rreran entire otros <JibaroS
contra <Perla Flnas y <Pe-
l6n> contra <Almod6var ,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22
UNA ADVERTENc|A

No han spareoldo On IL plana de
LA DEMoCRACfA dsdicsda { Ponce,
todos los anuncios correspondisntss a
ests eiudsd, porqus 90 estk procsdisn
do & 10 composition y ordenamiento
dc los mismos.
Luchamos aqui con Les difculta
dss que oeurren { toda EN- 2ress on
sus oomisnxos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22

d ctorss Cab.llsro y salszar, y sl
aboga d,fsnsor euatrc: los doetoreI
Villaropgs, Cororas, Moret y SuArez.
Este ju.oio, por tal csractsr del
dslito, sus circunstaueias y las condi
clones dc 10 acussds, llsmarA much 7
10 atenei6n , atraera considerable con
curreneia q eata Corte de Dlstrito.
Mas detalIes
A las 8 y ouarto se declara abier.
+. 10 session, y SO proceds q Ia forma
ci6n del Jurado. Don Antonio Perez
Guerra, que ha sido citado, prsssnta
csrtifcaci6n fAcultativs, en- 10 cual
manifesto encontrArse enfsrmo.
Salvador Wives, Ramon Dey mes
santiag, Fores, Pedro Cordero, AL
bato Vidal vllarst, Eduardo Vida
vllarst, Luis Porrata Doris, Matet
Msyoral, Antonio Toro AL izu, zoile
Cirtr6n, Mariana Vidal, Arturo Bra.
csro, y jose Costas no son partida,
RIGS dc IL pens de muerte.
Frsncisco r. Arsvalo, eItk CON
f,rme con IL psnA de musrte; Pabl,
q Rodrfguex COZ forme CON d'cha pen,
o. recusado por el abogado.
FL ath)r Arevalo pide que 10 /
excuse por ser mples do del murici
pic, y 90 le xcuss.
Por ser el do maiIana dfa declsrs
do festive, 20 dsid para pasAdo m
fiana 10 con stitucl6n del nuevo iuradc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22
PlRNAsO PONCtAO
RENONTANDO

Por el mar de 10 exlstencia
Va 10 bsrea do mi vida,
va la barca, lentamente,
Axotada por 10 Envidia,
Por 10 Envidia cuyss ola,
Sc proponen destruirla
Porque su empuje resiste
Y los eacollos evits,
Y NO % fr&gil nj por dentro
Tiene la srmsz5n potrlda. 80.
Y sobre las olas negras
Sc levsnta y 10 deslixa,
Despreciando sus flrores,
Su rugir embravecidss. .....
lOh, los lomos sncrespados
De les olas de la Envidia!
lob, la rsbia que las mueve!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22

lob. 10 baroa dc mi vida,
Que en- el mar de la exlster cia
Lut b. lejos de 10 orillal. =.
CARMELo MARITIME ACosTA.
Ponce.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-24

ierked backward, dIsarmed and tied to
the windlss.
"Then Harper began to howl Many
OF the merchants closed their stores
and put up heavy shutters The dance
halls and saloons were the only places
in town left open. That night they
took the keys of the lookup from the
marshal's pocket, conveyed him there
to and locked him In. They thought
fully sent him his supper aud mes
sage that he would be released In the
morning.
"The town ran wide upon until
daybreak. when the registers left. No
one was hurt and no property was
damaged, for, as one of the partici-
pants remarked, We was just into
It for fun
Much fun was enjoyed in those
days at the expense of commercial
Travellers who made the southwestern
Kansas territory in light wagons.
whenever a couple of cowboys could
stampede a drummers outfit by sud
den charge from behind a sand hill or
from the mouth Of a draw il was
great fun. tssiI
'At the halfway house between
Harper and Medicine Lodge one day
a drummer complained because there
was little else than beans for dinner,
and declared that he could not eat
them. cowboy who was seated op.
posite reached down for his gun and
brought It up. covering the drummer
He ordered beans, and, covering the
drummer all the time. compelled him
TO eat plateful after plateful.
at Medicine Lodge, In the spring
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-24
A VICTORIAN PAGE.
fBy Associated Presa.l


London, Jan. 24.--The Earl OF Lei
cester. who recently celebrated his
eighty-third birthday. is reported seri-
ously iii at his ancestral seat at Holk-
ham. Lord Leicester has been lord
lieutenant Of Norfolk for more than
sixty years. and has created some re-
markabIe records in logevity. Be
tween the marriage OF his father and
his own second marriage, exactly one
hundred years elapsed Ills first child
was born when he was twenty-five.
and his eighteenth when he was sew
enty-one. Thirteen Of his children are
still alive
Lord Leicester was friend Of
Queen Victoria. and he was present
at her coronation as page to her mai
eA!y's uncle, the Duke Of Sussex. The
only other SURVIVORS who were present
on that occasion are the Baroness
Burdett-Coutts. Lord Gwydyr. and the
Grand Duchess Of MeckleHburg-
strelitz.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-24

this, but the straw that tipped the
scale and broke the camel's back to
the point of rebellion was city mar
shall wearing big silver plated badge.
There was a consultation among the
men who were stlcklers for custom
and supporters OF precedent. They al
waps had run the town. aud 1t stood
to reason that they always should.
ut was determined to make test
case right then and there Two OF
them made wild race through the
main street, and the 'e-e-e-i-c-h' of the
cowboy yell pierced the atmosphere Of
Harper.
"The marshal protested and ex-
planned the ordinance in such case
made and provided. His law lecture
was interrupted by the swift passing
OF yellow cur fleeing madly from a
pinto pony bearing cowboy, who en-
circled a rope which settled about
the neck Of the yelping dog when not
twenty feet from the marshal
more lectures from the marshal
and threats of immediate arrest. A
pistol shot was heard. in the direc-
tion of which the marshal hurried.
Near the city well stood cowboy
with still smoking pistol in his
| hand.
Consider yourself under arrest
and turn me the butt of your gun.
commanded the marshal, as he threw
down on the man with the gun.
Drop your gun and get up against
the pump, said voice behind the
marshal. and before he could realize
what had happened a lariat had
settled about his neck and he waI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-24
now COW PUNCHERS
FOUND SHOOTING
AMUSEMENT.
STORY OF A TALL HAT
Killing Of Woman Brought
Curse on a Town.

The hurrah days Of western Kansas
had passed before Oklahoma was
opened to settlement, and the men
who had enlivened the towns Of abb
lcne. Dodge City. Medicine Lodge and
Caldwell had moved further west or
remained stranded in their old rem
devious. The opening Of Oklahoma
gave them a new outlet. and many
rode over the border and settled in
the new country
All northwestern Oklahoma Is
sprinkled with them. They have
reached tho age OF "reminiscences and
no longer lie in wait for the unsus
pecting tenderfoot-
Colonel Ed Marchane Of Carmen
lived in Medicine Lodge in the old
days and knew everybody from juno
kion city as far west as Dodge City.
Most Of the escapades Of thai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-24

reckless time we're intended AZ prao-
ticai jokes said Merchant They
we're rough jokes. bit It was foolish to
protest
mo bartender ever liked TO have
a cowboy ride into his saloon and up
to the har for drink, even II he
did pay two bits for Il. but the bar
keeper did not say so, at least not In
the presence Of those who would re-
peat II, for il tho report became cur
rent that the Lone star saloon or the
Long Branch saloon did not like such
customers. no one for twenty-five
miles around would take at drink at
any other place or in any other
fashion.
"while the merchants did not like
to have their signs shot up. they dared
not complain. II Prairie Dog Hole
Dave or Cimarron Pete took shot at
ana drilled holes In a newly painted
sign with As bullet. the owner looked
on and smiled, for It was ony dis
play Of Dawes humor or Peie's joking
proclivitiss. II the merchants had
protested, dozen or more Of the cow
boys would have rallied to the sup
port OF ther comrades and fusillade
would have wholly destroyed the OBJ
ject OF their joke.
"Only once did hear anything In
remoustrance said about such pleas
antries, and that was when the or
nate gilt sign OF young lawyer
from st. Louis was shot up. He Of
fered a reward Of FIVE dollars for in
formation as to who did 1t.
''An hour or SO after the report Of
the offered reward was in general cir
culation. One-Armed Miller from the
Bark ranch rode to the young law
yer's door and announced that he
could tell who did It, and weuld do SO
II the FIVE were placed in his hand.
The lawyer passed over the money,
which Miller put in his pocket.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-24

We offer One Hundred Donera RE-
ward for any case Of catarrh that cam
not be cured by Hairs catarrh Cure
f. j. CHENY & cC,. Toiedo. Q.
We. the undersigned, hive known f.
]. cheny for the last fifteen years. ana
believe him perfect.s SonolabIe in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations maeo
b. his firm.
WALDINc. KINNAN a MARTIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. ..
Falls catairh Cure is taken intsr-
DfalIy. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous snfaoes OF tho system. Ves-
ttmonials sent free Price IS cents per
bottle. Sold by all Ezcggists.
Take HaiYs Family Pills for corsif-
patton.
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Now. said Miller, I fills my part
OF the deal. l done It, pardner, with
this ere gun. And up came the six
shooter. falling carelessly across the
horses neck so that the muzzle pointed
In the lawyers direction.
"'You offers the reward Miller
continued; I claim it. You comes up
square and pays like gentleman. and
tote square and tells. Everything
ought to be agreeable, so invites you
over to the Lost Maverick, where the
boys is, and we proceed to blow in
this ere five fer drinks"
The young lawyer was net slow to
grasp the humor OF the situation and
his acceptance of Mlller's Invitation
secured for him forever the friendship
OF every man on that range.
Something Doing at Great Bend.
Speaking of shooting signs, re
calls the trouble that the Barton coun.
ty commissioners used to have to keep
signs over the bridge across the Ar
kansas river at Great Bend. The first
bridge built was rickety affair laid
on piles. and the commissioners dec
GRATED each end with gorgeous blue
signs. reading: No Riding or Drlv
ing Over This Bridge Faster Than q
Walk
Hunter ard Evans were holding
cattle south of the river, and the mel
made frequent trips TO town. Th'
gayly painted signs were too much TO
them. and going out of town the,
would put spurs TO their horses AM
while on a dead run shoot at the frs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-24

OF 1882. during cnttioman's convent
ton, saw big cowboy catch prom-
incnt citizen in his arms and kiss him.
As he dropped the prominent citlzon
the cowboy said
you looked 80 purity, Tom, shaved
up and powdered 80 nice ! just want
ed TO kiss you just fer luck.
Luck for whom may not be known,
but It may not jingle inharmoniouslB
with this story to record the fact that
the man who was kissed afterwards
became mayor OF Medicine Lodge, and
that as such he appointed Jerry simp-
son city marshal. which position Jerry
held when he was first nominated for
congress"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-24
BETTER GOODS FOR Less MONEY
AT THE FAMOUS.
CONFERENCE ON COTTON PRICES
(By Associated Press)

New York, Jan. 24.-Fots the first
time in the history OF the cotton in
dustry representatives Of the cotton
manufacturers Of America and Eng
land met In conference today with rep
resentatives Of the southern cotton
growers in an effort to bring about
closer relations between the producer
and spinner. The ultimate purpose
Is to fix a mutually satifactory price
for the staple and TO eliminate the
element Of speculation. With this
latter object in view congress will be
asked to enact Legislation providing
for more frequent reports OF the
amount of cotton ginned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-24
MINNESOTA POULTRY SHOW.
(By Associated Press.l

Minneapolis, MINI. Jan. 24.--Ths
twentieth annual show OF the Mime
sofa State Poultry association opened
here today In the new Pond building.
Several thousand birds. prize winners
from Minnesota, Manitoba, Iowa. Wis
consin and the Dakotas, are on exhi-
bition. and the officials declare the
show eclipses all previous efforts Of
the organization In addition to the
exhibits Of fancy turkeys. chickens.
geese and other varieties Of poultry
there IS an elaborate display Of hom-
ing pigeons and game birds and dogs.
cats, rabbits and other varieties OF pet
stock. The exhibition viii continue
Hntil next Tuesday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-24

The soothing and comforting effects
Of Dewitt's witch Hadel salve, whom
applied to Piles, sores, cuts, boiis, etc,
subdues pain almost instantly. This
seive s~~s cut the Inflammation. re-
duees swelling and acts as a rubefaciens.
thus circulating the blood through the
diseased parts. permitting or aiding Ma
ture TO permanently remove the trouble
entirely. Sold by c. r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-24

For coughs and colds no remedy Is
equal to Kennedy's Laxative Honey and
Tar. 1t IS different from all others
better, because II expels all cold from
the system by acting as a eathartic on
the bowels. Affords immediate relief ia
Group. Coughs. Colds. whooping- Cough.
etc. Children love It. sold by c. r.
Renfro
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Perfection can only be attained IA the
physical by allowing Nature to appro-
pirate and not dissipatc her own re-
sources. cathartics gfipe. weaken-dis-
sipate. while DeWitts Little Early Ris-
ers simply expel all putrld matter ana
bile thus allowing The liver 70 assume
normal activity. Good for the complex
ION. Sold By c. r. Renfro
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DR.. ". \. Belts
Recognized as 1.-The Lead
ing and Most Success
full Specialist

my treatment ls prepared 70 meet sIi
I viii not mlsIead you by promising 70,
posslbls. ny tfeatmsTt ,s a perfect
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/ % CURE STRUCTURE

NY absolutely painless cure for
Structure can not be duplicated BY
any other physician. although many
limitations are every day attempted.
! cure you gently and without dste0-
tlon from business. NJ special eura-
tive remedies quickly dissolve the
Structure and cause their absorption
and removal, leaving The urinary
channel free and natural
~anr to talk 10 every man who
make an examination and give YOU
Of town, who can not call. should wrl.
treatment.
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DO CURE BLOOD POISON

u you have any Of lie symptoms.
sores, pimpIes hIotehes, sore throat.
pains In the bones, falling hair and
any symptoms which you do not I,r-
derstaEd, Il Is important that you
should consuit me at once and learn
positively whether or not you havs
the disease. Remember, ! guarantees
q permanent cure-the disease never
20 rcfurn-ln as quick II not quicker
tlns than any known treatment.
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] 40 Restore Weak Men
/ DO CURE VARIcOcELE

cure vsrIcoeeIs safely, paInlessiy,
and permanently. Ny method Of cure
has been used IN thousands Of the
most aggravated cases without ono
single failure - recurrence. Under
ny treatment every trace Of weak
ness and disease quickly dlsaprears.
ali drains Of vi5or cease, the weak
ened ducts are strengthened,
healthy circulation Of pure blood ls
establlahed.