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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28
OESDE TOA-ALTA
Clausura del cementerio. .Te-
rreno para eI nuevs rsga-
lado por eI sehor Lopez
DON MANUEL vELlLLA
Ell doctor Lugo Vina. -Fa.
mllia de Izquierdo. La Sc
ca. - Remanente.

Fl Board de sanidad de San
Juan, asIntiendo & las podsrosas ra.
zones txpuestas en- un acrerdo do
nuestro Concsio municipal, y despues
de les reconocimientos practicados
por sl Superitsndente do csc eentro,
don Ric: rdo Hernandez, 8 inspector
del distrito seiior Lugo vinas, orden6
10 clausura inmedista del nusvo &C.
menterio.
Asf miamo 30 ha &C ncsdido auto.
rizaci6n para utilizsr como cemsnte'
rio, ca sustltuci6n del que 90 clsrra,
el Tote de terreno regalado & esta mu.
nicipalidad por don Antonio Lopez.
Del mismo modo se autoriza el uso
de nichos y pantsones en- sl cemente-
rio snt'gdo, prohib'endose tsrminan.
tamente 10 inhumaci6n do cadAveres
en- el espacio dc tarreno que ocups, el
cual 80 considerara On adelants como
clausurado.
Esa resolution tan acertada deia
plenamente sati, fechos los deseos de
estos vecinos.
Solo me resta dar las gracias en-
nombre de todos & don Antonio Lo
ptz, ror su acto ger eroso, cediendo
los terrenos; { don Manuel vslllla,
que hs hecho Ia csrcs, GOD sacrificios
pecuniarios, sin remuneration alguns
y al doctor Lugo V.fIa, por sus empe'
nos y gestiones en- ess asunto.
Merecen el respeto y 10 conside-
pdblica los que isi lsboran por el
bien de los pueblos.
Do fia Manuela Serrsno, digni.
sims consorte de nuestro amigo dor
Eladio Maria Izquierio, 90 halla fue.
ra dc peligro de una sguda dolencIs
que 10 retuvo en- CANA.
-Tambisn ha recobrado 10 salut
otro nifio de don jose Izquierdo gu,
svfri6 un envenens miento con nieoti.
na, do un tabaco vsrdoso, segd Cpl
ni6n fscultativa.
| Noe alegramcs mutho.
/ -Sigue ID SEGA y sus d. flos el
las siembras y plantaciones, hacien
dose cada dls mas diffcil 10 vide, Dor
que POGO es 10 que visne de los cam
pos y poblaoie ms l!mftrt fes para Q
consume diario.
| No menlimos aAe0 0urando qre !,
vida squf 90 hace mas cara que el
el mismo San Juan.
| -Por el estracso do 10 diatribu
Icon de 10 recaudado For los emplea q
dos de la Tesorerfa do Puerto Rio,
durante ell mes de Febrero, vemos gu
tosa & Toa Ats, 10 suma dc s2es.ts.
| Dsduclendo de ella: $40 Oh del ]
por 100 para el Tesoro inaulsr, $lSI
del 8 per 100 para eamlnos, S45.3
del 20 por 100 para ndos Mcolares
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28
ERASE De CAMBRONNE
AUTHENTICATED en- teIa de JUL
clio. Ultima information.
BataIIa de Waterloo.
"LE TEMPS"
La guardia imperial muere
pero no Sc rinde! : clos
Miserables.s

Va en- los dltimos momsntos de ID
batslla de- Waterloo, el general Cam
bronze, q caballo, sudorosa Ia frsn-
to, despedazado el unifJrme, frente al
ensmigo que insi,tfs en- intimarle 10
rendici6n, conteat6 con toda In c6lers
que hervfa on Az alma. ..-Cu&l fue,
en- verdsd, 10 eontestaci6n de Cam
bronze? -Psc'samente, q tai problems
ha conssgrado en- sl lie Temps, Alfee-
do Marquiset, una II Information por
demas interesante,
El desastre de Wsterloo no fue
conocldo en- Paris sino el 2l de JUNO
dc 1,Sl6. Los peri6dleos de ese dia,
oil narrar 10 ca!&strofs, no dij jsron ab.
solutaments nada de la fsmoaa frase.
Pero tres dfas despu6s, ell "a, Ls Jour
nal general de France decfa que Cam.
bronze, al ser iotlmado & 10 rendici6n,
conteit6 al eaemigo con estas pala
bras:~La Guardia n,uere, pero no SO
rindel JLs frase hatfa llegado & Pa
rfs, trsfds por IN testlgo de- Water.
looP No. -Probs bltment habfs sido
coE fecclonada en- Ia rsdscei6n de squel
peri6dico. Pero como era eficaz, fue
reproducida por los demAs perI6 6dlcos.
Habl6 luego acerca de ella, ca la ca !.
mara, el Diput>do Psoi6res, y desds
entonces entr6 triu, farts en- 10 hisso-
ria Official.
Cambronne, homb,e admirable
por au lealtad y ror 81 delicadeza,
nunca dsi6 de protestar contra ls AFR.
maci6n que le atribufA 10 c6lebre fra
se. AL Preftcto do Ia Loire Iufsrieure
10 elcribi6 en- determinsda OCCASION,
diciendole que aquellas palabrss he.
r6icas no 10 psrtsne cian. Y al coro.
mel Mongnant-deciale tambieo, : que
nj las b abba pronunciado nj las enten.
dfA tampoco. Parece, pues, cisrto que
Cambronne no pronuncl6 10 ma goffca
respueata. SinembSrgo, a'gunos com
paneros de Cambronne s6rman 10
contrlrio. En- 1852, untx granadero
dc 10 Vieja Guardia 10 ateatigu6 10.
lemnemenle ante Of Mariscal Mao
Aahon y 81 estado Mayor. zen 1877,
IN supsrvivitnts del dltimo cuae 70,
ex cirpi.no, tambien SO expresaba .. +:
-<La frase fue dicha y repetIda por
el reato de 10 Yieia Guardis, per Ia
Guardia Joven y por todos los solda.
dos presentes. Yo grite con todoa
los otroa: II Viva Camb "onnel La
Guardia musre, pero no % rinde!s -
IA Quisn creee IA Oamoronue que
MEGA 8 q t>tg 9 que a6rmsr?
Hay, Ademas, una inmensa mayo.
rife, que cree quo 10 palabrA del heroe
fu6 mas corta y eosrgIcA que 10 gu.
divulg6 el Journal general Tambler
ed eata una leyenia. Y nasi6 un dis
en- que Carlos Nodier y e. periodist,
Gently discutian sobre la autentlcIdai
de 10 celebre frase. Gently dijo: -Yc
conozco 10 verdAdera palabra. 20 o
reis que os 10 Olga? Cambro1ne res.
pondi6...."
La palsbrs csy6 en- terreno fscun
dolly Victor Hugo 10 prestigI6 en- Lo
| MiSerdbsS con una aureoln.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28
Difnision del canciller Bulow

Berlin Mario 28-La renuncia del canciler Won Buow
debe eadad los fracasos de la potica aemana en-
Agecras El Emperador Gullermo abandona su viaie a
Tanger Ira oros puertos de costa sud africana
no nnguno de Maruecos Consderase que Franca triun
ia en- las cuesones de Ia poca del banco que son las mas
erlas en- debate Atrbdyese poca desreza del cancer
Buow la marcha de los que obiga Alemania
ceder ante Europa La confeenca de Agecras Sc da
termnada vrtuameute victoria para Francia &
Inglaterra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28
PERIT0 MERcAN7IL

FL ioven Lorenzo F. vizcarrondo
ha obtenido sl diploma de Perito Mef-
cantil en- 81 Colegio Comsl cIal de lie
eiudad de Albany, despues de briilaL'
tsa eisrcicios, msrsciendo ser propuef.
to { una Asademia de calfgrAfos de
New York para IN Diploma de honor,
81 cue ls hA lido sxpsdido,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28
MANIFESTATION
Sefior PsesideEts del Comite Local
dtl Partido Unionists.

dtl Partido Unlonista.
Presente
8 fior: Part!oipo q I'd. que no
debe tenerse en- cuenta una m anifssta
ci6n que ha de vsnir publicada en- el
periodico sLa Voc del O5rerc. en- sl
cual declare mi resoluci6n de deslI-
gsrme de todo compromise ,polf,ioo
con mi psrtido, Esa mauifestac c On
fue hrmads en- un momento de acalo
ramiento, pero eS mi irme voluntad
auularlA como 10 hsgo por medic de
de Ia pfet ente, pues antes que mi par.
lido J mi h1nor sufrsn ell n &s leve ms.
noScabo, prefSrilia ell deIIierro inclu
siVe.
Conste pues, &c una vez para 10
das que mi entusiasmo , mi amor Do
el psrtido Uniopista Iiguen Iisndt
grandes, como eIpero demostr srlo el
la preStnte eamptns.
FELIX CoLSoN.
Fai'rdc, Marzo "a de 1904.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28
Seguros en- el Canada

Ottawa Mario 2S Va adquiriendo importancia la
Investigation ordenada por las Camsras sobre las compa
MAS de Seguros que funconan e Canada Mr. Ftzge.
RAID que dge asunto la secretara de ha
cenda ha dscarado que la Intervention del goberno es
puramente usora, pues funda la contabidad que
esta cargo de las mismas compahias Parece que los L.
bros de agunas empresas resuan aterados fas6cados
Aconse1a Mr. Fitzgerald que e goberno ntervenga de un
modo mas e6caz que restrna e negoco de seguros
que organize de Official bene6cio del teso.
70 publico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28
Gaponi acusado de traicion

San Petersburgo, Mario 20.-Han crculado hojas vo-
lantes, ndmero nmenso acusando al padre Gapon de
TRACTION los trabaadores Sc ctan hechos crcuns
tanclas apoyo de la acusacon FL padre Gaponi con-
tesla aver la mlsma forma negando la exacud de los
actos que h atrbuyen recordando sus sacrhcos
ando al juco del pueblo. Dice que las hoas voanes son
una maDobra del mperaismo para que la revouc6n pier
da conanza en- sus efes Aade quee porvenr ustfcara
su conducta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28
Ca1npesinos rusos en- lucha

San Petersburgo Mario 28.-Acaba de pubicarse
una procama imperial suscrta por Nicolas H. en- que Sc
amenaza los con penas muy duras perssen
resstenca las autordades ofrecendoes en- cambo
generosas conceslones obedecen la ley al gobierno
Una dputacn que ntent6 aver acercarse Car fue
ducda prson Los desordencs reproducen Dor todas
parties la poca nsufcente para contener ia revueta
Los regmentos de cosacos de la guarda an dpustos
la primera senal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28
Un divorcio Y un donativo

Paris, Mario 28-Contnua en- los tribunales la de-
manda de dvorco nterpuesta la condesa de Castea
me- h1a del mutlmllonaro Gould, de New York Sc pide
separation absouta, quedando los hos cargo de Ma
dame Castelane. Esta acordara marido un presene
de dez mones de fancos cuya rena dsfrutara conde
sin acultad de vender pasando e capital los herederos
despues de su muerte Ell conde hace oposc6n al di.
vorco fundado en- causas de ostensibe notoredad ri
asunto es tema de todos los concentrates
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28
DON JUAN N. PALMER

Hemos tenido la satisfaction de
saludar & nuestro busn amigo don
Juan Maria Palmer, de San German,
que Ie ercuentra aquf deade aver y
que regressrA mI 1ana q su residencia.
Elemsnto valioIo de Ia Sciudad de
las lomass, tiene grsndes simpstias .
entire aus correl' gionarios y : 10 entire
sus adversarios. La DEMoCRACIA le
diStingue como q uno de sus mas afes .
tuosos ce operadores.
Le reiteramos el ltestimonio cordial
dc nuestra sincera estImacI6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28

y s69 so para 10 reduction de los GER.
tlncados dc deuds, qusdan s93 50 q
que asclende oil chsqus remitidc. Y
si sAcamos do ellts sl8.78 impor,e de
10 quinta parte para Atender q thos
d6bitos pcr orden superior, resu tara
un lfquido para repartir de s75 Oe.
No 90 ten graude oil basy despues
do descuQTtiz0do, cemo algunos 10 han
vlsto con sus gafas de aumento.
CoRRRsPoNsAL,
Marco "a,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28
.Or Gable.
PARA LA DEMOCRAC|A"
Un volcan en- erupcion

New York, Mario 28-Los dlt;mos despachos recibi-
dos dan cuenta de exposones e voan de Sa-
wall--una de las islas del grupo de Samoa Hay varos
puebos destruidos muchas perddas personals pro-
pedades creyo al principle que la erupc6n causa
ria graves daos los habtantes permaneceron en- sus Vi
vendas abandonandoas muy tarde cuando Ell pegro era
Immediate La sla esta despoblandose con rapdez las
gentes Sc refuglan en- las dernas delarchipielago.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28
SECCION De RECLlM0S Ga

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(ll En- esta seec,6n noI diripire-
mos todas las personas sin excep
tuar nadie, que tiensn asuntos pen.
dienteS con La DEMoCRACIA v no
9 onteStan & las rec c'amaciones Dor &C
rreo.
EmpezaremoS el ld1es dos de Abrll
81 40 prhciso.
IN haz de reIplsndores lar ado en-
medic de las sombras; de eaA luz sur.
ge una Aureola: la que eircunda IL
trenIe del pceta.
Vsya I'm Splauso, en- esta, lfness
para 81 apreciGbls compstgiOta,
Holbrook argus., 1906-06-23
A Nice Choice of Words.

When the Hansons took Norah Lani- han as maid of all work they knew that she was ignorant of many other things than household work. Each mem- Der of the family took pleasure in Tightening her darkness, and it was great surprise to find that occasion ally Norah knew enough to put her in- structors in the wrong.
 "Norah," said Mrs. Hanson one day, "you must go tomorrow afternoon and buy a pair of new shoes. 1 am per- fectly sure from the condition of those you have on that they must leak, and wet your feet every time you go out in this melting snow."
 "Wellm, they don't leak," said pret- ty Norah looking down at the offend ing shoes, "but they do let in, I'm think ing"
Holbrook argus., 1906-06-23
A Football Dilem ma.

The village football eleven was about to begin in the great match of the sea son with rival team. Just before the game was timed to begin the captain of the home team appeared with a wor- ried look and dejectedly counted the spectators. They consisted of two far mer boys, a militiaman and the local chimneysweep. He counted them over twice, but failed to make any more of them. As both teams took the field the home captain exclaimed:
 "There won't be no match to-day. We scratch"
 "Wot are you talkin' about?" said the opposition captain. You can't scratch noww
 We've got ter," replied the home captain, dolefully; i've ain't took enough gate money to get the ball out Q pawn."-Harper's Weekly.
Holbrook argus., 1906-06-23
UnfavOrnble.

Good weather for crops, eh?" chirped the traveller, one of your superficial op- timists.
 The farmer shook his head sadly. "On the contrary" he replied, for he was an educated farmer. " '''''
 "No"
 "As matter of fact, the crops are suf- fering." 2iflfS .e'"
 "On account of the weather"
 "On account of the weather" ,a.
 Bright sunshine, following copious showers, do crops suffer in such weather?"
 Naturally, crops are bound to suffer in any weather which makes fish bite. If these conditions continue, we shan't raise much this year."
 And the farmer shook his head again and sighed heavily.-Puck.
Holbrook argus., 1906-06-23
cockro.che. m Ancient Pest.

Housekeepers who detest cockroaches will be, interested to know that they are very ancient family and could give Adam and Eve points on geneal- ogy. Dr. F. II. Selards of the Uni versity of Florida, discussing "The Geo. logical History of Cockroaches' in the Popular Science Monthly, finds the structural characteristics of the roach pretty much the same to-day as in the carboniferous period, when 1t was most abundant and had its largest develop ment.
Holbrook argus., 1906-06-23
Strong Nerve.

q understand that you advertised for a stenographer and typewriter at $3 week."
 "I did"
 Hours 9 to G."
 "Yes. Are you an applicant?" "No, but my nerves are run down and I just wanted to inquire what nerve food you d."-Philadelphia Ledger.
 To Re Safe. Mamie-Oh, dear It's perfectly aw- full!
 Jamie-What's awful, dear? Mamie-That horrid Amy Jones saw you kissing me!
 Jamie-Cheer up-she'll never tell. kissed her, too.-Cleveland Leader.
Holbrook argus., 1906-06-23
Sorrow of It.

Queer thing, isn't it?" queried the absent minded person, who asks ques- tions on the installment plan.
 "What's queer?" asked the other party to the dialogue.
 "That putting plain gold ring on a woman's third finger should place a man under her thumb,' explained the party of the prelude.
Holbrook argus., 1906-06-23
The Theatrical "Angel."

Redd-Who is that man flying around behind the scenes?
 Greene-Did you say flying around" Precisely; flying around"
 "Oh, he's the angel." l."-Yonkers States man.
Holbrook argus., 1906-06-23
Foolish.

By six causes fool may be known: Anger without cause; speech without profit; change without motive; inquiry without an object; putting trust in a stranger, and wanting capacity to dis. tinguish between friend and foe.
Holbrook argus., 1906-06-23

languid nervous and lame in the morn ing. Doan's Kidney Pills helped me right away, and the great relief that followed has been permanent
 Sold by all dealers. 50 cents a box. Foster-Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, N. Y.
Holbrook argus., 1906-06-23
Just Like Some.

"Hardup borrows more trouble than any man know"
 "What's he worrying over now?
 "Over how he could invest his money safely if that gold mine he's interested in should happen to pan out."-Detroit Free Press
Holbrook argus., 1906-06-23

Ell c St. Vitus' Dance and all Nervous Dis s.sO eases permanently cured by pr. Kline's Great Nerve Restorer Send forFREE t2 trial bottle and treatise Dr. R. H. Kline, Ld.. 93l Arch St.. Philadelphia, Pa.
Holbrook argus., 1906-06-23
And Doubtless WilI.

And Doubtless Will. Eat, drink and be. merry to-day" said the fool.
 "Why sop asked the sage. "For tomorrow the price may go up." Louisville Courer-J Journal.
Holbrook argus., 1906-06-23

sands tell of cures
 made by Doan's Kid.
 ney Pills. John 0. Coleman, a promi-
 nent merchant of Swains b orc, Ga., says: "For several years my kidneys were affected, and my back ached day and night. 1 was
Holbrook argus., 1906-06-23

uncontaminated we are fortified against dis ease, and health is assured; but any impurity, humor or poison acts injuriously on the sys- tenn and affects the general health Pus- tular eruptions, pimples, rashes and the different skin affections show that the blood
 is in feverish and diseased condition as a
 result of too much acid or the presence of
Arizona republican., 1906-11-13

Fifteen assays or analyses for $500. Gold, Silver, Lead, Copper, Iron, Zine, Silica, Calcium or Manganese.
 Write for particulars THE HENRY HANSON CHEMICAL
 RESEARCH CO.,, Analytical and Consulting Chemists, 54 Railroad Bldg, Denver, Coi.. U. s. A.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-13
THR0NGIN6 CROWDS
 COME TO HE FAIR
The Town Filled But Room Will Be M Jade for More as They Come.

Yesterdays incoming trains were as crowded as they were the previous day,
 all of the seats of the coaches being
 occupied and many forced to stand in
 the aisles. All of the hotels are filled to overhowing and have had to turn
 away guests. The lodging houses are
 nearly full and all that is left for the
 visitors who arrive this morning if they
 have not already engaged accommJda-
 tions will be the rooms listed at the
 board of trade Of these there are a great sumciency and all incoming pas se1gers should be directed to go there. There were yesterday registered at the Commercial hotel: NJ II. Conley and Don Chishlan. WinsIow: E. Waffle l Chihuahua. Mex. J.-J. Benton. Chthua- hua, Mex; II. J. Morris. Los Angeles; ] T. $. Bunch and W. Fl. Bunch. Saf- : ford Ariz.. W. c. LutJeI. Rice. Ariz.; Rosaline Clark. Fiagstan, IT. J. John son. Los Angeles; MT. and Mrs. C. r. 1 Philbrook. Bisbee; C. J. Roskruge and l wife, Tucson; Mrs. J. A. Vail and son, ] James, Flagstaff J. J. Miller. Bisbee, 1 Thomas Fay and S. A. Bartlcson, Flor 1 ence.
 l The guests at the Ford were: Geo.
 Martin. Jr.. Tucson: IT. W. Myers. ] Douglas; A. F. Sumate. San Francisco: ! l. $. Lenord, Bisbee; Chas. Fl. Moore. ] Yuma; Mrs. M. C. John. Lowell; Cath
 erine Timmego. Bisbee: Mrs. C. R. 1 Citchins, Tombstone; J. A. Johnstone and wife. Williams. Lee Anderson. l Douglas; Thos. Whitehead and wife. 1 B.sbee; J. F. Hood and wife. Bisbee: l G. F. Barnes. Crown King Mrs A. V. I Grosetta, Tucson, Mrs. F.. G. Capo. ] Tucson; C. NJ. Homes. Bisbee; O. C. ! Shoope. Bisbee; H. WaItman Los An | geles; l. J. Brown, Bisbee. Katharine ] Rudd. Glendale
 There were registered at the Hotel | Adams: C. D. Haney. Winslow: w | F. Norman and Nell Norman. Nevada | F. w. Doharty. st. Louis; C. C. Hutch | insOn. Williams; l. S. Leonard. Bis | bee; w. P. Harris, Tucson; Frederick II s. Nave, Globe; J. H. Campbell Tue son; C. M. shannon and wife. Clifton: l $. l.. LibbOn. Globe Harry A. Drach- ] man, TucsOu5 A. l.. Grove. Tombstone. Lon D. Hall. Fortuna Mine: W. H Neil and wife Douglas; W. P. Miller and
 wife, Tombstone; $. Spencer. Denver: l Mrs. E. Kingman. Prescott: M. D. ! Scribner. Tombstone; c. Stewart. Kan
 sas City; s. NJ. Crawford. Louisville. ] Ky; Lon Hines, Denver: Mrs. R. R. ] Steadway. Prescott; Dr. C. C. Van
 Liew, Chico, Cal.
 There were yesterday registered ae the board of trade: Mabel Parks. Fort l Thomas; Dr. $. V. Fitzsmmons. Globe: ! M. A. Moore and wife and Mrs. Frank | Tovrea. Globe; O. Connif. Tucson: Ettie Lee. Thatcher; F. L. Fowler. 1 Quartzite
Arizona republican., 1906-11-13
A SHORT SESSION
 OF SUPREME COUR!
The S25O, 900 Steinfeld -Zeckendorf Case Goes Over to the Regular Term in January.

The supreme court met yesterday morning for the disposition of business which had been left over from the last meeting. one of the. cases to be heard and which had been set for yesterday was that of Steinfeld against Zecken- dorf from Pima county on a motion for a rehearing. On account of the ab- sence of one of the attorneys for Stein field, Francis J. Heaey. who is engaged in the investigation of municipal fraud in san Francisco. the case was set over to January ,16, at the regular ses- sion of the court.
 There were motions in several other cases which will be taken up at 10 o'clock this morning.
 There were several motions for ad- mission to practice. John C. Rigg was admitted on a certificate from the su- preme court of Indiana and George w. Silverthorn on a certificate from tfe supreme court of Michigan.
 Motions were also made in behalf of the following applicants: Thomas J. Carkery,- B. F. Marks, deputy clerk
Arizona republican., 1906-11-13
aotnIng suceeeas LIKe aucc,es
Leading SpGGi8liSt
IN CHRONIC DISEASES

He has the confidence aad ratrOuags Of tn leading business men
 and W O st prcniusIt CitizC--s o@ Arizona. Tbs nu-...- a n --.---.. =.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-13
DR. HIBBARD.

Hubbard Building. 25-2s south Second Ave nue. Phoenix. Arizona Generalization Free Hours 1O-12, l 8. 6-z-
Arizona republican., 1906-11-13

of the district court of this county, R. c. Stanford, MT. Cook, Mr. Holmes. Lewis W. Collins. assistant secretary fo the territory, and MT. Hayes The following board of examiners was ap- pointed: A. C. Baker. F. s. Clark and F. F. EIlinwood. The examination of the applicants was begun at once and the board will make a report to the court at 10 o'clock this morning.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-13

didate or go on your note. Are you as loyal to your friends as you expect them to be to you? That is the real test People will do about as much for you as you will do for them; don; expect any more. And as matter Df plain fact. isn't it nightly little you are willing to do for your friends 2- Atchison Globe
Arizona republican., 1906-11-13
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED.

by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only way to cure deafness. and that is by constitutional remedies. Deaf ness is caused by an infiamed condition Of the mucous lining of the EUstachian Tube. When this tube is unframed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect t hearing, and when it is entirely closed Deafness is the result, and unless the in- dammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh. which is nothing but an infiamed condi- ton of the mucous surfaces
 We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (Caused by cataTrh) that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars. free.
 r. J. CHENEY X CC., Toledo. O.
 Sold by Druggists, 15c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for Constipa- ton.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-13

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