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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-27
Dos cssos de fisbre. Mr..
Roosevelt. : La sanidad Ell
este pueblo.
vARI0S lUICIOS
Don Artnro Quinterc. IT ur.
bas sue(tas. = Un ho.
tel clausr rado.

Sc han preEsniAdo sn cate pusb, o
dcs essos de fi:brs sitoidea. segaida
merits sl seiior onsial de sanidsd tom6
las prtsaueiones del esso J crdep6 Ia
elsusura del hotel eNsw Oileans, cuyo
dusno es uno de los psciep tss, snson.
srGndoae 70 amoos caaoE somplssamsn
te Aisls dos.
Como & las tch , ds 10 me sfi.na
del juevss corri6 ls notlsia por elts
poblae'tn aie sl BON. Presidsnie ds
10 gran Nae On Americana pasarfa sn
tren sxprsso para Ancjbo C3n una
aelividsd espartosa 80 Adorn6 In eaia
sion con PALMS. y baudsrss
oth1 y media 10 genie no eabfa On el
anden; momentos dsspuss pAt6 81 tyep
y atronadores vivas rssonsrcn en-
ell sIpseto que tlsron eontestados por
los saludos que dssds IL p'atsforma q
del tren tributabA 81 Frssidents.
Antonio LagunA 10 epauentra .
msior dc 10 hsrida que ca,ualmspte te
reeibieia do "a hsrmsno. Hoy ls VI
mos en- 10 calie IN f.anca conva'sten-
ella.
@Ss enGuenta en- eaia pob!aai6n
en asurtcs del s.rvieio el Iaspeetor ?
dc Sauidad del Distr.to Eorts, doctor r
Lugo WINS rssoIns ndkndo tfeaxmen.
t. m1cho cuidAdo con les cArrsa del
scrsumo. leehN, lstrinas y eorraler,
tftsisnio hsesr una inspseei6n gsre.
raj 10 sfmana entrants
-Hs llegsdo de- los E,tsdos Uni
doe nvessrc dis:inguido mITo 81 dele
gado & 10 CGnars, d Arturo Q lin.
tsro,
-Ju'o!os ce'ebrados 90 oil dla de
hoy sn 10 Co to munisipa:
Contra DecgrGclss Nsrtins z, por
fslsa represents ol6n fue eonden sdo {
SO y coGtas. Ests II dividuo 6rm6
On psgare { Visgllo Ramos Cauellas
(suya frmA riegs) FOR orce pesos J
eeniAvos para psga: con unAs tAlas
do tAbaco y hsbishuslSs. psro rssulta
que por sl iiempo do sgaa 30 psrdie
ron diehM tal&S y mAnda 9sx)nes {
Ramos para que lea visra, ests p, hi
10 y no Vi y ettonses Martinez ofr6
esle psgar con osraa 6nsas como es Is,
p'AiAnos etc., no 10 ace stAn y 10 de-
nupei.r; prsseDta ex Npsi6n fund a ADO.
la en- que no es Ic,I6n arimInal y St oil
vii, Ia dsseasiman y Froaigue oil idi
eIo conienAsdole & psgar Is multa
A7GsdishA,
FrAneiEco LAbarca, FOR amsna
EAR & Jole saneh 2 IS y c lAtss.
ClImaco Torres, per harlo de hs
rrAmisntAa de eArpinteria ( Suro Hsr'
nAnos, ) meIsA dc "a eel y oost1s.
Ram5n Santana y FrArolaeo j..
me aez, ae ACo'daban td l del tier po
de- las tirhAs y el dlA de lAa eleeclo.
nsa dabAn musrAs & los unionIatas.
Fueron sbsueltoS,
Juan HsrnandsE, por turbAr 10 pax
tne condsnAdo & t16 y eoatas.
Manuel EshevArrfa, turbulen to
antique 80 scusrda de aqusllos iismpos
y rompe 10 Q, b 20 & un eiudadano, 20
des!arA sulpAb.o yLs 10 imponen $40
ooataS.
Juan G,rEAlez, por sstropsar q
vioiorianA Vida, sj y eossah
VlYgilio Ramos CAselIAs, por de-
Ito contra lA aAud p6blicA dsiOndo
ain mAndAr enIsrlA: IN sAbSlIo que
sltuvo tres diss def ho dsl rio con
psriuicio Go loa vscInos dc Bagcelore'
t., dsisn IL ssnteneiA para mIhAna,
Partss que sl case h AbiA que sHtIdiar'
10.
CORRRSPONSAL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-27

HastE lAs ones de IL ms q mt dsl dia
Is de Disismhrs de 1905 Hs reclbirGn
en- ssiA odainA propoAieIonss esrrA
dss para lA conAIruee.6n de uoA saaa
csc lslA } dormitorlo de msdera para
sl DspartsmenGo de AgriealturA de lA
UnIvsrsitG | de Puerto Rlco su sl pue
bio Dc Rio PisdrAl; 2. r. Loa Pile
COS ss shrirGl ho.A krrlbA men
aIonAda. Pusdsn psdirIs infJrmss &
sI,a oHeinA BE reaeEVAs sl derseho de
dsleItImar una o todAI las PROPOSE
stones. L1s pli'Eos sJntsnisndo las
proposltionss dsbsrkn dlr'E rae 81
Prsaidsnis ds Is Jua.s Go sindieos de
70 Uoivkfaldid de Puerto Rlso, San
Juan, P r, con el siguisLte endorso
90 al restA d. del Sobrs sropoaielo
pes para 10 sonstrussi6n CO una eass
sIsuelA J dormiioIio de mEatrks ca
Bio PisdrAs, 2 ks
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-27
Dicen que dicen.....

.isns 81 dsrssho de txlgir que aeAtsn
rsspeten oil vsrsdieto de les urnaS,
En una pAlAbrs, si por sostsner
{ dos 6 trss muy ayreeiables muy
honorkb'e 81 eabAileros parsse iutto
isEairar a tseintA y since mandate.
, ri = de Puerto Riso y & Glen mil el!e-
toreI de Pusrto Rico.
Fl dIlsmA 90 de una disfinldad
eriItAlina.
Y los que han dc rssolvsrlo no son
miopes del espititu,
Lo ditfsil, 10 Absurdo, 90 que 90
| produzsA una oposisi6n radical, entire
sl Conssio y 10 Ckmars, 70 por culpa
de 10 CSmarA aino por ealpA del Con
ssio.
ri pals que quisre IL UNIoa, eli
90 una Cimars que se inspire On 10
UNION.
Y 10 eligs h IN genes, deelarando
Aai 50 pensamiento y ID sentimiento
contra el partldo que IS llam6 repu
bliesno.
SNr Crosal, Mr. F,uille, Ns Fax
nsr Mr. Wlllorhby aon artIanonis'
tas, seeda dicsn qus dIser?
Puss elloa mism 70 Sc eolocan ipsc
facto en rebsli6n AhierlA ftents { Ia
opio6n IesitimA, f.erte & 10 rninifu
domio uts en CAST TO 0OS LOS MU.
IEICI Ios,Y IN TODOs Los d..
lTkITOs.
Nins 6n unionista prov oea una si
tuAei6n tan rars. AL rsvea L,s unio'
ni,ts deieaa svltarls, alsiariA y sn
10 aderss eon 81 Conseio.
Pero enlie l1Ase bien; no 4 costs
do su desoro nj dsl sAerinsio que nc
Ihn&n nurcA- del pals cue represen'
ItAn.
CFeemos llegAde 10 b IRA dc hlsl
Ia posiei6n d. cAda b lmbre y do eAda
anhdad.
La hora de saher & qs6 atsnsrnou
De sontar q nue1tros amigos y
nusstros Adye.aArios.
De assrearpos 4 10 ssd9ge y obli
Egkrls 4 reve'ar el snigma.
Blen hsmos vlsto que ell Connsic
al una 'enorA euorms. AL ess&bIe-
csrss er 1900, "a diijmos qus ssrfA II
CAMARA do sLONO.
De Ahf que pidsmoE Eu dssArAri
a!6n, au transformaci6n, "a sussitn
st6n por otro Cusrpo que no nos 70
duxeA oil viliIe3dio de una tusela In
dgua.
De ahf que lA UNION trAhsis Il
refcrma de la Fey Foyskr.
Psro este easo de sstos dfas 90 0
mas an6mAlo do Gus ntos han ocurridG
sr oil mundo.
UnA CGmAra alta On pugHA COZ
la opinion, con ToDA LA OPINION.
Ia cl momsnto do re qeiir oil a76a
srofs del orador romano:
lQuogotR tanden, Cah.ino{...
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-27
Vease nuestro lnteresante 70.
lietin FL CGbaIIero ds Ca.
sa Rota, epoca de Ia gran
revolucion francesa, en- las
paginas So y o.

tlsmpo sl Issoro De la ses!6a del =
bon , del sRus ealisnts, IA dulhA del
dinIro tuvo blsn Rratiitssr 4 Anpis
con disz 'ela'oI las grACiAsi d&di
va Qns . much rth1s6, Dor iemor
4 que IL dana Is Arru.LAts.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-27

Como s. dol loA cot .CsoS, sass tie'
ne solucI6n tAcil y LLAMA.
FL cfA que SO detsrmine els:amsn
10 al no esta delerminAdA~-la ineom
pAtibilidad dc 10 burocrseia con ls
democrasiA, dssde Wsshington 90 We
rA 81 el podsr siscutivo dSbs clsr Jun
TO 4 Ia demosraClA 9 ianto & Ia buro
craeia.
81 los votoE dc un pAi, vAlen ms
noa 9 valen mas q lie los prsiuicIos dc
unos tapaIonArioa 1 loa snA ca 81 mai,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-27
ANUNClO

UnlUSTSdad de Puerto Rice RIO P3
dros, r Z.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-27

4SB sSPUUl4C64ts &c SVusHSiAn ~
su espantoso dsssItre con una propa.
gAndA de les mis inossntss y pusriles,
AsegurAn & aus psoi6litos qua
pueden dominar, que domir IN en e.
= Conseio Eieept'vo,
MAIDEN que los tres pativoS, Gro
sas. BAr5oaA y 6anchsz SON Lo QUE
SON que los tres eoniinentalss Fsui
lie. FA.ku,r y Willor gby lss apoyIr
les zeeundan.
Do modo que siendo indspendiss :
tea los Copleislos Po,t. Gsshame,
Ward , Dlax, y tsniendo ls UNION
un solo homb'e, del Walls, en- el Con
seio, venimoG qusdAr en- proporcl6r
dc uno eont-a Geii.
EIk sahsr; rno por 10 UNION qu.
gAn6 los sists diatritos y cinsu ata J
un ayuntamient,s. ssis por el ex par
tido que no logr6 llsvar IN solo re
prssentants & In Clmara,
Yea ESQ el psis.
|k -
e ConEei,, solo, no hara leyeS
La CamAra, aola, tampceo har& leyea
Ysila mAyorfa del Conssjo sus
tentA IN critsrio en- o3oEisi6n al de Ii
totslidad dc 10 CGmirs, 6 vics versa
slAro 81 qae surglrk el eonfIsio J qu'
los dos euerpoa rssnltir&n ind.iIss..
...u. ca suA fnnsioues legialalvas.
Y, enli6 1dAss blen; aQuf 81 int,r6,
pdblieo eslk rsprssettldo por lol
ire ni.cInco hombres de 10 C&mara
miertrss que el interes buroc,&tl tlcs
GAIA rspreaentado per los once hom'
bfes del Conseio.
81 90 adAptan oil mandalo del pue
bio, "a eonducta serk aorrssta; ai ut
10 adaptan au !.ranis asr q inlol ler q BILE
Dsl eonseieso unloniRtA 20 hal
que b Ahla % uno de los vencedoreI
en- las urnas,
De los c1Alro eonseisroa indepen
dientes tAmpcco CAerAn del lAdo d,
10 iustieia.
De los aais republiGAnos al 81
verdod son ropub'iabnoa tres cont
ueniales convlsne penssr que su obs
Gruecionismo no tsndFA iim'iss y que 81
sonvsrt r4n ca IN escollo para 7u. el
81 nArf:sguen laa GEpiraaicnsa popu
lareS.
BasnA n!ai6n 10 do csca Qentgsmen
La mission ds N 3nrEvi. q en- Var
sovia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-27
LO GARANTTZAMOS
NILAGROSO DFSQJBRINI[NTO

Por hu eg6 kgroA psssdad su gensgs
g. Alberto PzEo d Naposs cua snasnd
msdus de 10 India dssp6 proaudc lee On.
msdadss sA he neontrado medic eurAras radsa-
S6o dol qua omba con as ums
dadss sorsds de disha uIansa stAno ssns-
mo lNs formulas vegetables puss u aompossn solo
hbAs msdna de A pdorAs a nSscCu han aldo
arsdo u nento msgroso Las
tsrmedadeS de las Was urinarAs d ambou sexos
miageoso 90 un gran uA.A ia
ompssA o'nsson DC lodo bAso fiso Con puna
gre pufa osudo an sasado normal b de odo
nmunidsd etar terrible Tausndo
soP guFdad Dc cue toda saSda AQusaa
trmedRdes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-27

En- esta imprenta Sc ven.
de papel vlelo a So quintal.
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-28
Nelson

Quite - number of Nelson
people went Ia Marshall Sat-
urday To attend tue show.
MIS-. c. L. Walker aul little
daughter Of Kansas City. j.
visiting her brother T.. b.
Davis this week.
Mcssrs. James Davis,
Russell Coleman. and Everette
Bell all spent Sunday in
Nelson.
Mas. Dick Thorp aud child
reD and Miss, Auuie Townsend
went To Marsball-last Friday.
Dr.. j. ID: Smith mad.s !,
business trip to Marshall
Tuesday.
Miss Maud Anderson at
arrived Monaayeven-
ing on u visit 10 her uucle.
holland Taylor.
Mrs, Lewis Perry returu-
led hast Saturday fran, a tw,,
weeks visit to relatives In
lCSrthage.
Gutter II unm bcr ri nth.
vuuug.peoiLe enjoyed u h>ll
Try on Black water hast THURS;
day night. .
Rev. Lee W,sm III Liberty
hlied his regular appptnluenL
~ the Baptist church last
Sunday mprnins h,id esening,
Id. Quigg of Blackw.tsf'
csme mp Tntrsday evess0g Il.
ic0nsult withsD d., Shnchr III tbe
'kxAtsc ot llttle. pela EwtFs wha
\ yery sick, Nth lypllqisl
tieves =, "
Mrs. BETTE Syd4ps Aes
~ yisiting Mts. !. =. btnplss.
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-28
Arrow Rock

Rev. Barrett, Of Butler, the
new M. +. preacher arrived
Saturday and begun his work
rs pastor here Sunday by
preaching two very interest.
ing sermons.
r. S. Bingham and wife
left Friday for Marshall
were he has a position.
S. A. II. Townsend was on
our streets Monday.
John McGufHn has made
quite nm improvement on
South Main street by u new
yard fence and sidewalk at
his residence.
Most everybody with their
unc.es, cousins and ,aunts
attended the Ringling Bros.
circus in Marshall Saturday
and saw the elephant.
Mrs. Dave Green was shop
ping in town Monday.
Charlie Lawless and family,
OF Slater, are visiting AT the
home Of his parent is, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Lawless.
Mrs. Cliff Wood and little
son, Pat, spent Monday in
the country with Mrs. Pres
ton Brockway.
Kate and Mary Swinney
spent Sunday III town with
their grandmother, Mrs. M.
Bingham.
Walter Digs and family.
Of Copper county. attended
services " the M. r.. Church
Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-28
Malta Bend

Miss Nina shelyn of
Excelsior Springs Is Visiting
Miss Dean Baily.
Misses Miriam Wilson aud
Geraldine Fulton spent Sat,
urday aud Sunday with Mrs.
7. N. Heifner nj Marshall.
Rev. Clayton. pastor Of NJ.
H South Church has arrived.
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. G. Wilson
spent part Of hist week in
Kansas City.
Mrs. John Nye and children
vssited Mrs. Belle Payne al
Marshall last week. !.
A crowd Of young people
IA ent Monday AZ WhAe,s
Il land Anshing, Miss MINI
SlA ltpa AZ ExcelSor being the
hun |nssis
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-28

I County Tess /
Herndon,

Quite a number of Herndon
people attended the big show
Saturday. Among those who
attended were DR.. Harrison
and Miss Rosy Higgins,
George Stephens and Miss
Jrvie Hilton, Mr.. aud Mrs.
r. N. Taylor aud family, Mr..
and Mrs. Heary Smith aud
family, DR.. jackson aud Mrs.
r. W. Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
A. Hill and little daughter,
MIR. and Mrs. James Herndon
and family, and James Farris
and mother.
Roy Lasley and sister Grace
were visisting in Herndon
one day last week.
Miss Omn Ziegle visited mt
her cousins, Mrs. V. G..
IHuff's last week and Miss
Julia Huff accompuied her
home.
W. +. Dennis has brought
his engine TO Herndon and is
now engaged in saving wood.
We are glad TO say we have
some new seats AT our school
and are not 81 crowded now.
The teacher and pupils are
surely glad.
DR. j. ID. jackson and little
daughter drove 10 Marshall
Monday.
w. A. Hun made n bust
ness trip 10 Marshall Monday.
A p%rotracted meeting star.
ted at Christian Union last
Sunday.
Mrs. George FORMER was
In Sweet Springs last week
under DR.. witcher's treat.
ment. She has been in poor
health Cor some time.
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-28

Ben Reynolds OF Miami
spent Sunday in Napton.
Miss Georgia MISTER 81
Marshall came down Satnr-
day night for q short visit
with her sister Mrs, Holly
wood.
Nearly everybody here
took ia the big circus sAtur-
g. A. Murrell came down
from Marshall Thursday and
spent y couple Of days with
old friends returning Satur-
day morning.
MissI Lilly Caswell Is Wait
pe friends ~ FAirYIlle and
ps Y ths street
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-28

st. Louis reformed Il, his
home Monday after M, ex'
tended visit with relat ives
in Napton aud Marshall. iMr,
Kennedy Is u former resids nj
of this vicinity aud his Old
friends are always glad'Po
see him. He will read TIN
best paper in Saline for I
while.
Miss Edna Hanes left
Tuesday for 4 weeks' visit
withsfriends ~ Miami.
John Mills Of Blackwater
was = caller ~ The postoiNce
Monday
IA. ". Hall c.ame up fro q
jefferson GU Mopjay xftes
pQdQ {of ofk vlsit wit1s
AsS \! a., \ q. !
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-28

Saline County boy came up
from St. Louis last week 10
spend a week or two wiz rela-
'tives.
Twenty cars OF cattle ana
hogs left here Monday for
the St. Louis ms. rket.
Miss Mary Casn ell came
down from Marshall Sunday
morning Tor u short visit
with her brother Isaiah Cas-
we'll.
Dr.. 6touff.sr made u bust
ness trip 70 Marshall Mon
day.
Rev, MI. Baeret who has
just been assigned "a The
Arrow Rock and Smiths char.
81 eiFenit WY \ caller il Town
sess q
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-28

daughters Ruth and Vida left
for their rev. ~! home . az Kings.
tcnM Mo. last Friday
H. Mrs Jeba Moritx.apd cbild1a-
ren were at Marshall last
Saturday.
| Maurice and Miss Miriam
; Brown VISITED tPelg plsls Mr..
Ed. Meirs at Marshall, last
week. a,ief-S
Miss Gertrude Carter visits
ed 10 Marshall several days.
Mrs. Clara German has I'M
proved her home bodybuilding
a porch on the west side, add.
inv "A new cistern aud max ing
other improvements. /.
Paul McIiown baa returimd-.
tp bis bone ~ Chicago afiefig
weeks visit a. relatives here.
III. G. wilson aud wife have
returned FROM u visit with
frienes Ut LeueSs ks-.
Geo. ID. Adams has purcbas.
ted the property of Mr.. Anjer.
son west of The Methodist
church, South.
5. H. Jctcr, wife and daugil-
Ter, Mrs. DR.. Miller, have re.
turned from u visit la Miami.
Miss Gertrude Carter spent
Sunday ~ Marshall visiting
Miss Mary Dupgins.
Earnest McRolerts aud 10
party drove througb tbecoun-
Try 10 Benton cnuuty for u
fisbiug aud camping lril.. It,
t"jk them u week Ia make the
trip, arriving nj their destina-
tioD Friday. They will return
some time ~ Oct.
Julius Scbalbar aud Katie
kleeu we're married Mt Mi.
Leonard Tuesday pigh;. Dr..
-. Nj. Carter. of this place.
officiating. They will make
Kansas their home.
James IIolmdeu, contractor
aDj builder. has sold his home
10 Perry Wilson aud moved 4.
Ito Marshall.
The Chistiap people besides
putting down gruitoid walk
have changed tue front Of the
church aud otherwise beauti-
lied their house of worship.
Quite Dnmber at Mrs.
Walter Luubeck's friends
surprised her last Thursday
night, it being bersbirtbday
uuui yrrsury D..
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-12-07
FURlES IN THE ARENA.
The wrestling Matches Between Wo-
In Japan.

men In Japan.
Describing a wrestling match be
tween women in Japan, writer says:
The wreStlerS arranged themselves in
two sides, each led by captain They
sat cross legged around the platform
in the dirt, all but the two chosen to
begin, who advanced into the center
with the umpire. They squatted upon
their feet and bowed to each other
slowly and solemnly. Politeness' thus
being fulfilled, they stood up again and
bent over opposite one another like
two gamecOckS, watching intently for
a chance to seize an advantage. Dur
ing the preliminaries the audience was
tense with expectation. Then suddenly
the women Sprang Kissing at each
other furiously and gnashing their
teeth, at first by Stimulating ferocty to
spur themselves up to greater excite
ment, but, after a few clutches, in
deadly feminine earnest. the umpire
meanwhile buzzing close to them as
they swayed around the narrow ring.
amy and an holds seemed fair means
to the end of pushing Il combatant over
the edge. Sometimes with clean
throw one woman landed her opponent,
SpraWling, in the midst of her friends.
This was the signal for the umpire to
begin, 'Hitotsu, futatsu. mitsu. yotsu,
itSusu' Zone two, three. four, fveJ, in
a series of irregular and disconnected
squeaks, and before he ceased count
ing another wrestler from the losing
side jumped up to meet the champion,
who stood painting, Kissing and splitting
like boiling kettle in the center of the
arena.
"This time there were no prelimi-
naries. A wild rush, and like two flu
ries OF two beasts the women were
struggling again. Some affected quick
clutches. some locked their adversaries
In their arms and stood stock still for
a full five minutes. Some picked up
their opponents almost at once and
threw them bodily over the ring, while
others rolled over with them. Chicago
News.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-12-07
Country Libraries.

The usefulness of urban libraries has
oeen proved up to the hilt, but the
question arises why similar advantages
cannot be supplied in rural districts.
AS matter of fact, they are more
needed in the country than in the
towns. The dullness of country life i,
constantly bewailed, and it can be
readily believed that a young agricul-
tural Iaborer or young woman
brought up in the country would be
very glad to have the chance of the
wide choice of books which their cons.
ms in town enjoy. Bristol Press.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-12-07
q Texas Wonder.

There's a Hill at Bowie, Tex, that's
twice as big as lastyear. This wonder
is w. L. Hill, who from weight of 90
pounds has grown to over $50. He
says: 81 suffered with a terrible
cough, and doctors gave me up to die
of Consumption. / was reduced to 80
pounds, when / began taking DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds. Now, after
taking II bottles, l have more than
doubled in weight and am completely
cured. Only sure Cough and Cold
cure. Guaranteed by Eldridge Drug
Co. soc and $1.0O. Trial bottle free.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-12-07

bands end was near. 1t was known
to be Mr.. McKinleys intention when
the place of surgeon general of the
navy became vacant to appoint DR..
RiXey to the post. This vacancy oc-
Cured early in President Roosevelt
administration, and he carried out his
predecessors plan. Surgeon General
Rixey has been OH terms of close
friendship with him, and in choos-
ing his companions for the voyage to
Panama the president selected DR.
RiXey as one of them, both for his so
ciety and his professional counsel
Surgeon General RiXey is a Virginian
and was born in Culpeper i'll 1852.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-12-07
The FIRST Lady.

Adam looked at his helpsneet thought
fully.
I''Well," he said in his emphatic way,
there's certainly one honor that is in
disputably yours, my dear"
"And what is that, ADJ" Queried our
first mother.
Adam suddenly smiled.
Nobody can dispute the claim that
you are the first lady il the land, !"
he Philadelphia Telegraph
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-12-07
A Dad Mix,

The advertising manager was in
towering rage. whats the trouble?"
they asked. why, they went and
placed our prima donnas testimonial
for cold cure on the same page with
the announcement that she had a sore
throat and couldn't sing."-Milwaukee
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-12-07

There had been a difference of opin-
ION as to whether the bill had been
PAID. 1t resulted in favor of the Gus
TONER, and the collector from the jew
elry establishment on Fifth avenue
called to apologize. Perhaps you will
De willing to pardon the mistake" he
said, IF you knew how many accounts
we nave on our books. There are co.
600 of them, and we are sometimes
likely therefore to make a mistake"
New York SIM
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-12-07
The Minds Eye.

1t will probably be news to most
people to hear that rudimentary traces
Of third eye exist among all verte-
brates, including man. In the human
race the third eye forms part of the
pineal gland, a small mass about the
size of pea In almost the very center
OF the brain. Possibly, therefore,
there was more actual truth in the
we'll known expression ''the minds
eye" than its originator dreamed of.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-12-07
SURGEON GENERAL RIxEY

The Friend and Medical Adviser Of
the President.
When President Mckinley lay dying
at Buffalo it vas Or. Presley Marion
RiXey, the personal friend of tie chie
executive ana his wife as we'll as their
medical adviser, who was selected t.
apprise Mrs Mckinley that her huS
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-12-08

of Belview about mile north the
Douglass and Ludwig Copper Mines about mile
NevadaCoodo copper properties and joins the Jack
mining property the north Is miles northeast from
Kinds famous Hot Springs The Mickey Pass road bounds this
while the Ludwig road bounds the
Boring for will within the week
two good be had anywhere be
enjoyed by who build this TOWNSHIP
expected that from so miners will be employed
in the vicinity of this months.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1906-05-04
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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1906-05-04

Two of POrtIand's Prominent Singers
Will Assist In Mrs. Cher
ringtOn's Concert.

The recital to be given by Mrs. G.. N.
CherringtoR in the the WeedGan Hall Hall CT
Thursday, May II, is looked forward
to with pleasant anticipation by the
music-loving people Of Dallas and
vicinity. She will be assisted by her
teacher, Mrs. E. E. Coovert, Of Port
land, and Mr.. Arthur Alexander, the
famous tenor of that city. A program
of exceptional merit is being arranged.
and rare treat is promised.
The people of Dallas have been ex-
ceedingly fortunate in hearing good
music the past winter, and have
shown their appreciation of first-class
talent by liberal patronage at every
concert. The exceptionally fine talent
engaged for the coming recital has
aroused much interest and enthusi-
asm, and a record-breaking attend
ance is promised. Although the per-
formance is nearly two weeks away,
over 100 tickets have already been
subscribed for, and as many more
will doubtless be sold. Further men,
ton of this great musical event will
be made next week.