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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28
Girando en- ell vaClo

Una do las sosas que prueban
muestran mas & las elaras la dessden
eia dc IN partido, son los reeursoI
emplsados p0r este para acgir una
engaiosa prospsridad , una mentids
preponderarcia.
Las solestividades solo SOD, mu.
ehas wees, una sopia amplidcada d.
los individuos.
Ninguna semsiapxs m6a apropia
Do. On este easo, que 10 ofreeids Dor
sl Ambicioso inzolvente, el cual no
eonsAndo absoluts m snte con NADIA %
70 lamar 10 atenci6n del mundo luio
10 trsn de riquesas, Apsla & L. trampa
lila violeueis, en- demands do aqus
llo que con sus naturales medios no
pusde conseguir. El puflsl 20 sdivina
We 10 eareel, 6 al presidio, 6 con
eluye On otro sitio peor.
Puss biep, el partido republicano
90 IN gran insolvente, euya partida
do gastos supers con mucho Ala de
ingrssosi no tiene NADIA suyoi lss ideas
que bArsia On nuestro mundo intelee
tual, son de'prsstado, 81 polisica, pu,
ra eopia DO vieias usanxas, aus eos
tumbres, mera resultanoia de hist6ri
COS atavismosi su prest gio. IN presti'
gio do double; sus elsmentos do eom'
bate. cifeas alineadas ca IN pspel. No
tlene do grande y hsrmoso mas que el
nombre. pero sae nomhre 10 viene tan
holgado " por eonsiguiente 10 pons
On ridfeulol como 10 vsndrfa, ponemos
por saso, & I'M liliputienss, la montera
del gigantic G)liath.
Fl comprende On 81 tuero inferno
aodas eaas desvsntaias, Se6mo no ha
do eomprenderlaa?, psro rsnuneis,
por NOR do 10 nsgra honrilla, & reso
nossrlas pdblieaments con ipgsnuid I'd
loablei pero nj siquierA hase mutis
por.el toro. sin declr satA boca 90 mia,
dando do mano, do una vss para STEM
pre-, q dssatentadas gaaptsas.
Ahora 60 susurra que trata do lie
var & 10 practica IN plan maquiAveu
col el dc dividirnos, enxarz6ndonos
on ants gonismos y dissordias, para
Aproveeharse dc nueatra desuni6p Dor
aquello dc & rio rsvuelto gananeia de
peaeadores.
La idea no Geria irrsalisable 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28

ssldra dc San Juau el martes 81 On oil
vApor sCoamos.
-En la Corte dc Distrito 20 sele
lsbran algunos iuieios hoy por per.
lurio que as eelebrarGn por Jurado.
-Probablemente el IL del pr6xi.
mo Agoato 90 celebrarAn las elscsio.
mes pareiales para el nom brsmisp to
dc los compro omisarioa do Ia Union de
Puerto Rico.
Con motive do 10 bsja do CON
tribuciones al Munieipio, todos los
eontribuyentes 90 aprssuran & psgsr
el primer semestre, teniendo que ha'
bilitarse este dspartamsnto dc un en-
pleado temporero para dar eumpli.
miento Al cobro de diehas contribu.
clones.
Para evitar trassornos partlot'
psmos nusstros lestores que On 81
Depsrtamsnto dc Tssorsrfa Munieipsl
solo 80 admits sl psgo dc las contti-
bueiones hasta les dos do L. tards;
passda csc hora 90 indtil perder sl
tempo asiatiendo & dicho dsparta.
mento con sse ebjsto.
En- IL adiei6n 4 les patsrtes mu'
nioipalea 6iadas on sl leoartsmento
del 1uvestigsdor municipal, pusden
las personas interesadas compenstrsr.
90 dc 10 que 10 corresponds psgar Dor
les industries que ploten On sl msr.
cRdo EGblieo.
-Anos hs 50 reuni6 10 JuntA Esso'
lar. Asord6 euviAr sus rsapectlvoa
prssupusstos eseolarss 4 Psnuslas
Gusyanilla.
Manana 4 les dos do IL tards ts
llevarA eAbo sl remats do una esis
do hierro persensaisnto oil pue bio do
Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28
F|EsTAs De CULTURA

Despues de los regoeiiadss fie. tAl
del 25 dc Julio, IL eiudad ha recobra
do % aspeeto normal.
Volvemos 6 10 vida mon6tona d.
siemprs, sin iroidentss, sin amin sion,
sin ruIdo.
Bien 90 vsydad que cato no ea
propio dc Ponce, sino dc todos los
pueblos do 10 isla.
Todavfa o. squi donde 90 obssr van
mis N 0 sles do vida moderna despu6a
do San Juan!
Pero ESQ no obsta para que, apre'
ciadA en cor unto, 10 exlstsncia eolee'
tiva del puertorriqutfo sek bastante
triste. por el excessive aislsmiento On
que vive eada individuo dertro de "a
hogar. y eAds pueblo On 10 6rbita dc
80 jurisdiction.
Eats fomenta el sgoismo, do alas
4 10 insultura, y epgsndra 10 mslan'
cola sn nuestro medic soeial.
No % admissible que On ,un radio
tan pequsao &C mo el do nusstra isis,
donde las distaneias. 4 pesar do las
malas Was do communication, SON casi
nulas. por 10 coatai no 90 lAuda bio,
repetimos, que 30 estreehsn rslaci ones
entire unAs y ttran losalidades.
Es nseesario que 90 repitan, con
la mayor fseeuensia possible, fsstas
como 10 sslebrada On el hip6dromo do
Ponce,
Tales actos hAeen mucho LIEN OIL
pals, porQue enriq ueesn nueatro medic
con nuevas impresionss do sAlud y
vida, y spgendran h6litos do eortsaia
y eordislidad on les muchedumbres.
Tendamos por todos los msdios
& eonvertir nuestra isla on I'm vasto
hogar, y sada ves ssi "a mas dulsss ,
atrayentss laa sondieiones do nuestra
tisrrA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28
Anuncios esP@ciaIes para Ponce
tJN CABALLO

%Al que SuHGrihe, 10 hA sido sua4
trAido do 50 nnCa agricola, Sita on el
barrio do sPerehass Dc ssta iuriadie.
si6n, I'm cAbAllo dc 90 pertenensia dc
las ssfias siguientss; Hsino amarillo,
Oastrado, con Gordon do mula On el
anea, do 8 anos mas 8 menos do adad,
do sells y media sAArtAs do AlxAda, tic
no IN lueero On 10 frente que 10 0orrs
hAsia abAio, 10 pata trAeora derschs
blaneA del nudillo Absio,
So gratihsarG 4 10 peraana quo 10
entregue.
San sebastiG, Junio 70 de /, 900,
309 PEDRO ESTRADA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28

vivieuemoa on el pals do Coria, cuyo
hsbitaptes, segdn Ia fAbula, son bobo
de profession; Ai ID Union pusrtorrique
NE no faese 10 que o., I'M nGslso In
destructible do patriotss, y sino 90
nocieramos do antique las malas ma
nss do los rspublisanoa; psro somt
todas esas eircunstaneias. NADIA dos
I preciAbles, ss rsunen On contra de Il
| combinosions. ssta no darA nipgd ias
90 y fraeasarkn una ve& mas lol
| ma quiavelos dc menor cuantfa Gut
aQuf furgsn do grandea politicos
cuando 1nieamente SOD, On sl tondo
unos infeliees llsnos do pretsnaiones
elevados y endioaados por otros Gut
son mas infeliess adn.
Aquf, otra vex, del rsfraner0, eae
ehispeante rssumsn do 10 sAbidurfs
popular, porque no podria aplicarss
con mas exaclitud que On este caso, o.
eonoeidfslmo refr&n dc que el ladr6r
iuxga & todos por ~ condici6n " dis
pensen nuestros .Adversarios 10 name
ra do stiAlar.
Los republieanos Green, sin dude,
que TODD el mundo 90 or6gano, 90 do
cir, que todos los partidos deben esta,
Gortados por el molde del suyo, con
les miamaa raqufticAs tendedcias, con
iguales visios y pasionss. y 20 equi
vocan do medic 4 msdioI
Los patriotas dc 10 Union no %
dividen. nj 20 dividiran jamAs, y mu
eho msnos por euestionss de destinoa
pdblicos.
No han vsnido & 10 arena politioa
para lanxarse sobrs los empleos, 90
mo una turba do cosasoG sobrs IN bo'
TN do guerra,
sus ideales son mas mobiles, sus
intsnciones, mas puraa, sus prop6si
tos, mas vastos.
6u principal obistlvo ha sido, Oh
y ssra siempre, el adslanto y 10 fslici
dad do cate pueblo On todos sus ssnti
dos.
dNo 10 Quieren somprendsr OF lol
repuolicanoA9
Peor para ellos.
Todos sua eAlculos, irtrigasy som
binaeiones, giran torpements On sl 70
efo.
En- 81 s6'ohay sombras, olvido
daahonor Y muarta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28

aeOmpafado do 81 Sseretario = dol
Auditor, haeia los B. fios do Coamo.
No 90 eIerto, pues, como dice sEI
Aguila,s que hayA comido on casa del
prohombrs rspublisano don Carlos
Cabrera.
Nos conata que tanto Mr. Winthrop
como sus asompaflantss sstkn muy %,
ttafsehos por los obasq quios y atencio
mes que rseibisron on lA easa morads
do nusstro amigo don SAntisgu Open
hsimer, alealds do la eludad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28
A los coeccion|;tas de anil
gIIedides,

30 desea eomprar vsriAs cArtas
sseritas 90 6poeas On que 10 direction
90 ponia On sl mismo plisgo do papsl
porous 20 deseonocfa el sobre 8 cu'
bierts.
DichAs eartas dsben tener al aello
8 satsmpilla correspondents.
InformarAn en el Hotel Frances q
ca estau odeinss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28
PEs|MO SERV|c|0

Son vAriss las qusias que llsg an
hastA nosotros sobre sl r6simo servi.
sio del riego On algunAs salles do 10
poblaei6n. Esperamos gus el q snor
Rsmstiata subianarA los faltas que
cometan sus smplssdos en- este servi
oi0,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28
Doctor R, RuIz Arnau

De rsgreso do "a viaie & Europa,
asaha do instalar 81 oheina profesio.
nal On In eallc del Cristo, ndmero IL.
Horas dc consultai do Il , media Is
y media dc 10 tarda. d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28

psgne, y alli permAnesi6 algunos mi
nutos.
Concluidas las earreras, el goher'
nador sali6 aeomps q ado del Alsalde
sefior O2penheimer y don Guillsrmo
Sehuck. haeia 10 prsCioSA Quinta do
este amigo.
De alli parti6 On su Autom6vil,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28
MAS S0BRE FL GOBERNADOR

Estando sl gobsrnAdo On sl HIp6'
dromo, 10 tsrds del rs, don JoI6 L..
Sot 10 invit6 que passse 81 Ktot ko
aonde 90 aitda el iurado, para lomar
Dn union do este una eopa do cham
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28
arr STRONG & C,

Almacenistas Importadcres
Unisos sgentes do 10 ssrve1a SAn'
heuser BusehS del aqua mineral
sWhitt RoekI, J del do eUvAS dc
sWeltk,S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28

En- esta imprenta Sc vende
viei6 a 81 el quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28
IOJOI = iOJOI

NIL DOLLARS. -Ss presenta una
msgniasa osasi6n de ssosiarss con
mas o msnos dieho capital On IN no
goeio serio [Agensia Comersiall d
vAlioSas rolasiones, regsntado por
persona do resonosida sompotensia, ,
suyos busnos rendimientos % oompro'
barA fGsilmsnts. Fl soeio puOds cor
eomAnditArio. 9 Astivo 81 tiens sondi
ei6ns,
Informarkn On 10 NosarfG Ma>isn'
80, Marina I, Ponee,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28

En- esta Imprenta Sc vende
papel vieio de peri6dico 4 dos
pesos el Quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28
EL PONCE GROCERY

Be vends artfsulos Alimentisioe,
directamsnts impoEtAdos do EssAdoa
Unidoa, llsvAndoss & sasa del com
prador' Hurtido siemprs tresso. CO.
meroio I. .--ApArtado "a Tal6tduo u
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-10-20

Indiana 20 q IA yardas 100
Carranclan IA a yardas 100
LAMA 70, 10, y 8 yardas' 100
Lienzo IA, 10, y 10 yardas ! 90
Mania buena, "A, u yds. LOO
Vestidos de Hombre 3.5O
hasta $500
Sobrstodos de Hombre
de $50 hasta 1900
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-10-20

n vnadl To- e% que sep de oDkner rem aad epatamento ynu@tnsp edos no son mas atosq
10 que usd pG pGefecosn efoes Hdcemos espcaidad de Doas v nevdmos los tes
mas nuevos y estoos en- este DEPARTMENT. FL Temtoio aee ehr dhddo se
la cueston de ESado pOt odos conMenen que ell mer vary prGos mas
comodoS -sonh nados en- la tenda deSE L6MAN BROS CO.
=RaMedMdN 0mbN Y TeGa de-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-10-20
Compramos tan bajo
Como Cudlquicr 0tr0.
vendemos mas
Barato que los demas.

Tmmnh hMady epmh m@ mrmy yn MMs m MO &hk -mamp Ummnad mmMaM o cmrm
MRDN @an madsm spM% mi@s QUIZ dshw vHmmw MMm n"s MmM y%n T% % S% ms
como pnMhmsn Mm MdN MsH dmpMnsM las mnnm0hU M% a mo po que mMm nos mrm m
AuE NN MewWsm De EHRop REcos yTDo ENpRaoRcpN
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-10-20

zapatos de senoras de
1875 hasta 400
zapatos de nifos de SOC
hasta 200
Tapalos do lana de l.75
hasta 600
Tapalcs dobles de 400
hasta 1900
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-10-20

Enaguas de sefora de
1.25 hasta $50
Sombreros de sonora de
$50 hasta 1000
Sombreros de ninos de
25c hasta 400
Jergas de zoe hasta 1925 yda.
Petaquillas 300 hasta 1900
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-30

plete to the city for $4,000. The plant is
In good condition and has a capacity of
furnishing 1.SO0 lights. The matter will
be voted upon within the next sixty or
ninety days
Funeral services over the remains Of
Miss Kate EdmundS of Provo, who
passed away in this city the other day,
VIII be held from the tabernacle at 2
O'clOck today, and the remains will be in
TERED in our city cemetery.
The price of beer at the saloons has
been cut to cents a glass This will no
doubt be OF interest to Manti visitors
who thirst for that beverage.
Edwin Davenport and Miss Minerva
Munk, both Of this city, were married
at the temple today. A reception will be
given at the home of the brides parents
Mr. and Mrs. Peter MUnk, this evening
The wool firm Of B. Harris & Co. of
St Louis, through their agent Mark Har-
rIS. bought clip Of wool at Fountain
Green this week, amounting to 500 O0O
pounds, at u cents During the week
the Central Utah Wool company of this
city purchased a clip of wool from San
pete parties, paying % cents
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-30
Ogden Briefs.

Mrs. Catherine Strong BIackmarr and
Mrs. W. H Hinton left yesterday for a
visit to Denver and Chicago.
United States Marshal William Spry
was in Ogden yesterday serving sub
pOenaS on petit and grand jurors
NJ. Lyman made an assignment yestes-
day The stock is valued at &, 200. and
H L White is made the assignee.
Part of the contestee's briefs in the
Hamer-HOwell judgeship contest case
were served yesterday The briefs of the
contestants were served on Jan. %
A divorce complaint was filed in the
district court yesterday by J. J. Han
cock. a Southern Pacific engineer against
Kathleen G. Hancock on the grounds of
deSeruOn. They were married in Salt
Lake June :, 1899, and have one minor
child
NJ. LYMAN made an assignment yester-
ter Of Mr. ana Mrs George Rhine, who
died of spinal meningitis in Salt Lake
arrived in Ogden last evening. Funeral
services Will be held Saturday forenoon
from the residence of George Jordan, 40
Thirtieth street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-30

monument. Invocation was offered by
George Taylor.
Mrs. Beal was a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew y. ByerSO. and the wife of
President Henry Beal of this city She
was born in Denmark Aug. ?, 1872 and
1891. Although but a girl of fifteen then.
the deceased helped wheel the handcart,
bearing her share of the burdens which
those old pioneers endured. She married
President Beal March %, 1863, and the
same year they left Ephraim and went
to Circleville, but in the fall had to leave
their crops on account of the indians and
flee back to Ephraim, where they made
their permanent home. Mrs Beal leaves
a family of eight children. They are Mrs.
Chris T. MOrtensen, Mrs. MarinUs Sim
mOnsen, Mrs. T. W. Hansen. Mrs. Carl
A Madsen. Thomas a. Beal, Orson BeaL
Owen BeaI and Miss BerdeIa. Beal, all
Of whom survive her.
City Council met in special session Mon
day evening and ordered the committee
on streets and lighting to close the con-
tract with the General Electric company
Of Salt Lake for the purchase of the
generator for the Ephraim electric light
plant. At this meeting the mayor was
authorized to purchase 5000 feet of three
inch Oregon fir plank to be used to cover
the creek running through the city. Out
side of this business only routine work
was taken I'D
The monthly priesthood meeting of the
South Sanpete stake will convene at the
Manti tabernacle March 81 commencing
meeting will commence at 10 a. m. at the
same place
Theodore Torch and his company pre-
scented the Soldier of the Empire" to
fair sized audience at the opera house last
night. The play gave entire satisfaction.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-30
CHILD'S NARROW ESCAPE
Coffee Grain Lodged in Windpipe
Which Comes Near Prov
ing Disastrous.

Richfield, March ga little daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Niels c. Jensen. who live
in the northeast part of this city. came
very near choking to death a coupIe of
days ago, from a coffee bean which had
become lodged in her Windpipe doc
tor was at once summoned and succeeded
In removing the bean, but not anv foo
soon, as the child was nearly gone being
black in the face. The child was inst
recovering from an attack of tvnhoid feC
yer and was very weak.
Mrs. Anna Margaret Jensen of this CITY
died at the home of her sister in Sig11rd
this county. Monday, following a period
Of illness of about fifteen years She was
afflicted with rheumatism and had been
more or less for the above period. Some
times she was entirely helpless; at other
times she could be around the house. The
deceased went on a visit to her sister.
last December and became so bad that
she was unable to be moved. DroDsv set
in and death followed. The funeral was
held today at the l. D. s. tabernacle in
this city
Word was received here by relatives
the other day Of the death of Lars Mel
son of this city in a Salt Lake hospital
The deceased was well known here and
was another victim of De Lamar dust
He had been in the hospital for several
weeks past. He and Mrs. Nelson visited
his parents during the holidays. The de-
ceased was born in Denmark and came
to Utah with his parents when quite
young.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-30
FUNERAL OF MRS. BEAL
Large Coneourse of Citizens Paw
Tribute to Her Mem
oY-v

Ephraim, March 27.-After impressive
and tOuchingly expressed eulogies. the
body OF Mrs. Anna g. Beal was buried in
the Park cemetery yesterday Funeral
services were held in the tabernacle. and
was one of the largest attended ever held
in this city. The house was beautifully
decorated with flowers. As the pail
bearers entered the church with the cas-
ket, the academy band played Gilmore's
funeral march The music at the ser
vices was rendered by the tabernacle
choir. John Bailey sang a solo, "Oh. Ny
Father" and Mrs. Louis Peterson. Mrs
Orval Peterson and Miss Roena Peterson
sang a trio, Father in Heaven Abldeth.''
The tabernacle choir sang Nearer, My
God. to Thee and Come. We DiscOnso-
late. The speakers were Andrew Thomp-
son. c. L. Thorpe. George Christensen,
J. Y. Jensen, G R. Dorius Christian
The speakers eulogized the Iabors of the
departed. In her works. they said she
had built for herself an imperishable
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-30
s TATE NEW

Provo cemetery The deceased died Mon
DAY, at Eureka at the age of SO years.
The remains of Edith NJ. Atzbach. the
l6-year-Oid daughter of Mr. and Mr.
John Atzbach of MercUr, who died sun
day from pneumonia, were buried here
today The family and Rev. G II. Lewis
OF Mercur accompanied the remains TO
this city
Mrs Fannie EweH of Helper has bought
a home in Provo and will move here at
Frank Hinckley of Fillmore has boupb+
one Of the Hines estate residences in the
eastern part of the city and will move
his family to Provo.
W. F. Ward of Sharp & Ward has sold
MS interest in the livery business to Mr.
Sharp, the senior member of the com
panN.
District Attorney Houtz went to Salt
Lake today
The members of the Baptist church
held a very pleasant SOciable last even
ing IN the church commemorative of the
organization Of the church in Provo fiji
teen years ago An address of welcome
was made by J. J. Num- and Rev TT n
Gilbert gave a review of the history of
the church since its beginning here An
interesting musical programme was. rem
dered and a fine supper was served.
Sid Harding and family. who went to
Alberta Canada. about five years ago.
nave returned to Provo, and will make
their home here
R. c. Watkins has bought from ]. II
Denhalter the lot Immediately north of
d
en- avenue. Mr.. Watkins expects TO
erect three terraces on the property.
Elmer Strong. StenOgrapher at the Star
lup candy company, will leave on ADriI
10 Tor Kansas TO fill a mission to the cen
trail states. A party will be given in his
honor in the First ward social hall Thurs
day evening
J. c. Sullivan of Eureka was doine. bus-
mess in Provo today
The ladies of the NJ e church enter
tanned a large number of guests at a fine
chicken dinner given at the church TODAY
Fred W. hnOwlden. representing J. A
F'oiger q Co of San Francisco, was i'm
Provo today
Mrs. c. NJ. Richards Of CLYDE. O.. and
her daughter. Marguerite. arrived here
today from Boulder, Colo. where they
have been visiting for some time They
VIII remain here for an extended visit
with Mrs. Richards mother Mrs KeI-
logg, and her brother and sister. Judge
and Miss Kellogg. They came in on No
!, which was delayed yesterday by rea-
son OF rock and snOWSIides and Mrs
Richards reports n very narrow escape
from a dangerous accident, when an i'm
menSe rock rolled down Just ahead of the
engine Of the train which if It had
struck the engine, would have hurled if
and the train from the track down a
steep embankmen-
The bank of Spanish Fork has COM
mencec suit against E II. Gardner to
collect $500. with interest from Dec 50
1915, on q PrOmiSSOry note
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-30
EVERYBODY KNOWS WHAT
CONSIDERATIONS
Everybody Should Know What Hun
yadi Janos Is.

HUNYADI JANOS is the iriginaI
Hungarian Natural Mineral Laxative
Water, which has been in constant use
the world over for nearly half a CEN
fury as the surest, best and most eff
fective remedy for constipation, slug
gish liver and all disorders resulting
therefrom, such as bilious attacks, in
digestion, rheumatism, govt, etc. Emil
nent physicians acknowledge its WON
derful curative properties and freely
prescribe it, not only to regulate the
liver and bowels but as a splendid
tonic when the whole system is run
down. What makes it such a Won
derful remedy so far above all others
is that although absolutely harmless
it is always reliable acting quickly,
naturally and pleasantly. even in the
worst cases. An inexpensive remedy
we'll within the reach of all, for a
large bottle containing many doses
costs but a trifle. At all druggists.
Try it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-30
PASSING OF PROF. MILLER
Death Removes One of Utah's Fore
most Educators.

Pennington, March 96.-The death of
Professor ]. T. Miller at his home in LO-
gan yesterday afternoon has removed
from the roll of Utah-born teachers who
have achieved success in advanced work
one of it's brightest minds Professor
Miller had a singUlarly well-trained intel
lect and the fund OF information that he
had always available caused him to be a
recognized authority among students and
professors at the B. Y. college at Logan,
where for so many years he held the
chair of history, on any question Of his
tory and fact that might arise. His MEM
CRY. indeed, might be described as mar
velous. if not abnormal He had, more
over. a genial disposition and a kind
heart There will be genuine sorrow
among the student body and faculty of
the college where the best years of his
life have been spent
Professor Miller was born in Farming
ton, Dec 10. 1851 His parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Miller. are still residing here
as is also his sister. Mrs. alfalfa Miller
Steed. The deceased was educated in the