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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15
AFRAID or THE DARK.


o. ell tAs isafs wkssA basss lielis
children in tha biK. startling wefid 10
which they a0d themselves - unsK
psgtediy. she most painful = he fear
~ the aArk Naras and melbsf mas
explaln thai there is mosoAr cemAnn %
hurt the eAild. aaa that n l. feoiish
~ imagine wa&t 10 not lh@ee All
ihete arguments are futile wish the
ehild wbo Il really afraid a. she dark
d q aef that b. feAn enemies she
may maFs safety attack him 10 The
uisht 90 ne Heise which b. ean hnai
an.y n tas Qalei u ghs evening Ihf
3afk itss.f seeas 20 aim Ike 8 hide
7ls black maasssf Whlea ssufs tbs
aurerg ls sec its glpoHy Ngae ans
nllea ail Wsnnef o' ilaE s.tc
la iis efH aamfe
Tfe etis uhs suffers tka sst oi
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haelY ishm e ta kIn8i.a 81 nlgat
FeF thiana n aira5s haya 9 bs
spiri dfifsa oaf ty a rae1 ere aa
by arsumeals proving ihai the hsf
ons eannot eslsf 40 throretisal rk
pianatiou q BALI 80 convincing as tht
agure of a keoa fairy. dressed 10 hlars
iQF the relief u Tired eyes. ana fall 81
pleasant surprises for sleeping babls.
sort ~ sea1 fay IN .she.yeaf SAINTS
ClamM.
A ehmrmlaK lHllAaY ~ UrAbam Rob 4
ersson mas help on the Eood wpFk 81
strengthening or soothing the simls
chila The last s,AntA 81 his poem
The Grutie bark runs thus
rte voiss i issasr 40 ilit.s sas faffl
Its syts as kin4lf gattr tfe eeea
h.ee ept she eanf .fass nsi e sfAfs
ffesiirs feas f1sta - gefuaif 4
should
Helt ~ seaf zsns te ~ oa1us nAiE.
fts uaft tHst = tlst sat sd
This MAJ = called The sssaiar caw
% fear Thsfs IL also iks rs.ielau
eufs. and mAay hAppy shslafeA u az
tie Chriasaa aers have e4aght from
shslr mnghsrs falgh : connaeana thAi
lhe 1arknses II aiiNs wlth = IleaveH
y prsssnes ana ofctseuou YeatAt'
companian
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15

Flanneis e any articles made ~
sool arr entirely di6efeut in heir vi
innate nhfFs from linen - eaflos or
any vefria6is fabric The Hhsfs afa
spiral n form. and heat and eaia sn Z
fnbblnt maka them drae ae Hai'a
certain STRUNG elkalies srem 9 pf1
aats the aHH eHsat q Is. therefore.
necessary that nannels sAaeiA 81
washed is water - even temperature.
efunK dfS aa robbed r. iIfiie as
possible haA mhNn raeaFs NifH
fba hanH# HH hNH ~ H9l
nnt eaanel i0 te sa NiH
ttf. hnt hsaE iam before ~ Hfe el
ia . narm Ram .a afy - eassslf 81
possible aha 9aaY nlii nat shflaA
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15

Washington, Mar 10 TIE state.
hood question sill not IL taken up
uutll Aafeh ~ The toase leaders
Who teefe>a tsa AaaHaAnfian
yiew are positive gtat tie ltaaa sill
not oneaF lh ile aHN4ts sneelmant
eliminating ArinA1a ana ses wutlw.
Tie pasitifs assertion las tetu
made Is The staiWarts that tis
'lnsafa have nog Kalnad single
vote slnea the biil left tie hnus. And
consequently that tlef Ali - unable
a. carry motion % concur in uic
seuate aHendmeufs
When tie bill reaches tie house )
motion e disagree and as fa7 i con.
.iseass sill probably r. made
Speaker Cannon said toia4. afhsre
u 10 Change ln ths temper ~ the
house. = iaf - can See
Statehood legislation as discussed
today by tbs president ullh several
callers. including Speaker Cannon.
Representative Hamilton ard sena.
Dor hessFlaiRe Nj Hamilton later
declared tia the HOUSE uenld n0t DC
capt tie senate amendments
a sis0Uas effort vlll - made to
induce tie house 10 caaeaf Ia ths seq.
ate amendments frhe move.
meut eiil be supported B al the
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15

Associated Press
Menia, NaN An luraian ne.
.gHi be aeen lte Aaeflfan f
nnA Sm d s4es Il Maus las tAA
plea aHaF 8o ftetHpaafstNi f
Wan As.a sfsi nle commissions at
ae aUa Esear tiignI men Nre
aoHnae fle eata eNt'aetnf
eblen IS Operating slib iia mHi
.iap Sustained H casualties Ins
Nofos iasf eco men kiiiet
1lle engagement opened on March
4 and ended ga tllo morning of sagl.
IS TIE action involved the caprars
0f . lasa coue :, los feet high aud
stsg steep b tlls Ameflcaus Flftg
perpendicular ridges covered nlth 4
growth II simtuF ard heavily forts,
fed Tad II ae carried bg storm an
llie defenders ware kisled TIE az
ti0u resulted IN The determination pl
a band q outlaws Who have b. en
fAidink tie friendly Morsk
Col Joseph " puncan q tis sixth
Infantry directed Tie operations
Among TIE wounded sfe Ensign n. D.
Coca. r., and Cossaain Gilmore az
The uaty Capt. John 4 White and
Capt Tyres Rlss~ ard LIeaie Cor.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15

IArss eas haif eHp eoramesl fysi.
lov % fhs heafl and oHs.half cor
m0lassas bssten ecil toeeihaf A1i
one quart holileR mlik. salt little eln
ser an3 cinnamon. and aue' ha1 eap
hnsly-chopfea snes nuttsF = pudding
diah. tura - pudding in and let q
oonk until i shlHkena Then. as gou
pns h ia Ghe u#sn turn oNef Il une
plnt cold milA fo nnt atsf. = thls
makes The iellg naha thfss hpafs
Ahd e1fre wIth uhlppsd Stream - any
lard s4aes Thia 4 raceiiaaI
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15
Bloody Battle
In Philippines
Americans Capture an Almost I'M
pregnable Position Held by
Moros, Who Were Killed

daa ans 81 p aenaaf offho eaasials
n|s8 13.e aaw 8e ae ntH
tsi a a Nad Is
h tarsle aaaA "a ghue
N4ai M II impossible i
elFs N ons sAtar pNlitea
ifAH faf attacked
TaH Nato consfaia'sfl dii eGaiieus
eofs Tff aiisrslnS raiamns eess
commanded hy Major STAR uaBay.
Captain q + lastan Captain Rivers
Captain 4 u keslslsf. Captain Nc.
f.laealin and Lieut. Johnson
Washington. ANf The oaciAl
account y lls agtt hear iolo received
~ tie waf deaArtmens says Major
General wood AMI uflsadlpg tisnefai
TaakeF n hllas wufe present through.
oat tlle action
Tie enlciAl report aays that tie.
Americans iosf is slllssi ard a1 w0uns.
81
san franciaco. MAJ Captain J
Penn. who Las Just FeiNfued from
gsss Philippine sAYs ulAi tl,e pfcsent
engagement a. lolo wlii not b. litely
e esd 70 further asitiug N tic hear
future
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15

Oklahoma ana Indian Territory 81
toeAiss q statehood
- Louis Mar = TIE washlns
tQa correspondent of tlle 6lnte lisasa.
efat slfes hs pApf = fali0nN
apsakeF Caution ell Ask hs u.
lsaknes to instruct hin 81 caucus =
tlaH shat attiiuds tHa house aeala
tass so disadvantage ahish ~
spsasst eiii labor under IL fr9inF 1
get tie heu,e q reject the senate
BIZ ail' De- lu tie faes that there hsA
never heen question: 81 flle part e
memtsfs ~ eitier hansa a. e. gi.s
Hlisess of both Oklahoma an6 ins
dian Fefffofy faf statehood
1AFnesh0ui uis saaatff gsnefasls
tits i disposition b fasuf statehood
faf Oklahoma aud lnisan Itrltofs
All asenefai 0pinlna tat their rights
slsoald 40 longer - sithl,eli Ia raa.
aesfasilee Of tie aeslge e. unite AflsA
- apd New Meflea What eject
tbs elll have 90 the proposed caucus
eAnaoi ugs b. told TIE speaker and
hs llsatenanis believe ti.ey sill -
sifaassf ln canels nos than thes
ssfs 1slofe anl tlaf fle SUPPORT 81
tie Standardization slll D. given -
tlss sEeAkef "a opposing the sehafa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15

Hundreds - iaalass in ne soafh
vest who Formerly refused % vork are
eea eafnlas average eafts N maaoai
labor pouf - has decided that naT
day IS one ef he palaface Institutions
seFth borreelns Troy Times
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15
STATEHOOD ACTION
POSTPONED A WEEK
House Will Not Vote on Senate Bill
Until March l9---Cannon viii !
Fight Measure.
Special to The chIeftaln. 5 .. m.

Special to The chieftain. y. m.
Washington. Mar 10 There was a conference
of the Republican leaders this afternoon to deter
mine plan OF campaign on the statehood bin. tt
Is the general belief that the house viii recede
from its former position and accept the senate
bill. Speaker Cannon IS auoted as yielding.
c. 3. ROGERS
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-15
A Grim Tragedy

IL daily enacted in thousands Of
home.. as death claims. in each one.
another victim Of consumption or
pneumonia. But when coughs and
colds are properly treated, the trsg.
edy 10 averted. r. q. Huntley OF
Oaklai don, Ind. writes: My wife
had the consumption, and thr-e doe
tors gave her up Finally che took
Dr. King's New Discovery for Con.
sumption, Couahs and Colds. which
cure d her. aud today che 10 well and
strong" IL kills the germs Of oil die.
eases. One dose relieves. Guaranteed
OF soc and 800 BY all drugRis.s. Trial
bottles free.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-15
Trial Was POSTPONED.

The trial OF jim Bingham. who was
arrested in Levy county by Deputy
sheriff Curl q few days ago and brought
to this city. should have been held in
Judge Msson's court Thursday, but
upon motion Of the defsndsnt's attor.
ney. Evans Halle. the case was post
pon~d until Monday. Bingham 10
charged with asssultipg his father-in.
Law, Joe Adams. at Archer, after which
he made HE escape 10 Levy county.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-15
Siekening. Shivering Fits

Ot ague and malaria can be relieved
and Gu red with Electric Bitters. This
10 q pure. tonic medicine OF especial
bene fit in malaria, for it exerts . true
curative influence on the disease. driv-
ing il entirely out OF the system. IL
10 much TO be preferred to quinine.
having none Of this drugs bad after
effects +. :. Munday Of Henrietta,
Tex, writes: My brother Vas very
low with mslarial fever and jaundice
till he took Electric Bitiers. which
saved his life" Al all drug stores.
Price SIC, guaranteed.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-15
Tax Notice.

We will meet the tax. payers at the
following named places on the dates
set opposite
Micanopy-Wednesday, January Il.
Island Grove-Friday, January 10.
Rochelle-Saturday, January 10.
Property owners will please take ad-
vantage of these appoint meut., thus
saving themselves and us trouble and
expense. Very respectfully.
". d. Dickinson. Tax Collector.
W. W. CoLsoX, Tax Assessor.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-15
nouae Of q swAIrp-Roos
MARRIAGE At HAWTHORN.
Carl Williamson and Miss jamie String.
fellow United Quietly Thursday.

Carl Williamson and Miss jamie String
fellow United Quietly Thursday.
HaWthorn, Jan. II -This town was
aRreeabIy surprised today by aquiet
marriage that took place at o'clock
at the residence OF r n. Stringfellow.
where HE daughter, Mise jamie String
fellow, vas married TO Mr. Carl Will
iamson OF Waldo.
The groom 10 q gentleman OF sterling
business qualities. and he owns and
OF crates extensive turpentine inter-
ests in this state as we'll ne in Ala.
balna. TIE bride. q descendant Of the
sn,..he lium ari-tocracy Of South Caro-
lima, can trace her lineage TO come OF
the best families OF that state.
The happy couple left on the north.
bound train for Jacksonville. Friends
ACCOMPANIED them to the depot and
amid a shower of rice they made their
departure.
They expect 20 take in New Orleans
on their wedding tour, and will make
their home at Pollard, Ala.
Col. Jackson, with his famous lecture
and stereOpticon views. talked to q
large audience in the auditorium OF
the high school building last night.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-15
How TO Avoid pne umonia.

We have never heard of . single in
stance Of . cold resulting in pneu-
monia or other lung trouble when Fo-
iey's Honey and Tar has been taken.
IL not only stops the cough, bus heals
and strengthens the lungs. Ask for Foo
ley's Honey and Tar and refuse any
substitute offered. DR. G J. Bishop OF
Agnew. Mich. writes: II have osed
Folry's Honey and Tar in three very
severe cas-s Of pneumonia with good
results ia every Gaze" J. W. McCol-
lnm 4 Co
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-15
The Public Library.

The Gainesville Public Library which
has handsome apartments on West
Liberty street. between Garden and
Pleasant. was opened to the public
Thursday. II Was an informal open.
ing. but uOtwithstsnding this fact
many ladics and gentlemen. public
spirited. were present upon the Occa.
sion.
Though not 80 commodious as some,
the public library starts out as one OF
the best.equipped in the State. con.
sidering the population. several hun
dred fine volumes OF choice literature
having been secured by donation. foI
which the Twensieth Century Clut
and the Board ~ Control 10 largely re-
sponsible. Il is proposed TO keep the
library open daily, except Sundays
and il will prove a great convenience
20 lovers OF literature. II 10 proposed
To keep the leading daily papers or
file.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-15
WATTS SELLS FARA.
c. w. Chase Buys Fre Pace ARD
kurdrecs Of Head o. Ca'tle

CIV Caa.". Ifrsid-n' ~ ~ p,''0n
ln.I N'"I .nvsny. nav, '",' 80.
r.,'ur a. ii .-.-TSl hust.. ~ 'h- u'.i
g.. o." ..'. ;:.'. 0;y. ha. IA Co. s:.uth' >
purchase. according Il 'h- statement
of ! VI Manning. who A.- been rm-
plpy.d ~ .uI"rirt'Ld-ht Il the lacr.
Mv Manning .tHt~. thS' Mr. ChA.e
has purchased f.om h / WAu- III
'a'm ~ tv" hundred acrr- ~ Land. a
s.ort distance northeast ot GainesvIlls.
with all sppur,' nsDc-s, cattle. etc.
The land IL among the most fertile
in that section. and il largely under
cultivation. while there is sI.o a large
and nutritious pasture OF the beet
grasses. Abou, 500 head o! cattle are
included in the deal, and altogether
the place is an ideal OF. and ore of
the most profitable in the county il
properly worked
Mr.. Manning will look after the in
(. rests Of the farm for Mr.. Cha,e.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-15
P,easan. and Moat effective.

T. J. Chamber. Editor Vindicator,
Liberty, Texas. writes Dec. 25, 1902
with pleasure and unsolicited by
you. I bear testimony To the curative
POWER Of Ballard's Horehound Syrup.
have used il in my family and can
cheerfully affirm il 10 the imost effect
i've and beet remedy for coOghs. colds
I have ever used" Sold by W. NJ.
Johnaon
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-15
EPwORVh LEAGUE SOCIAL.
A Large Attendance and q Most En-
joyable Evening Passed.

JovaOte Evening paSSeu.
The regular social Of the Epworth
League, held at the beautiful and com.
modious home Of Mr. and Mrs. J. b.
Padgett on Thursday evening. was one
Of the mOst enjoyable social events
held for q long time. The host and
hostess were at their bes, and both did
their utmost TO make the guests feel
a, their ease. The spscions parlor.
were filled wi,h both young and old
and Mrs. Psdeett wac careful shat
none should act - wall howers.
Misses Mary D.CostA aud Maude
Neville, assisted by Mr.. Roy Huffman,
comprised the reception committee,
and they were busy all the tine.
\ program Of exercises was carried
out. consisting Of recitations by Prof.
smith which were heartily applauded
and high ~ entertaining, CianO solo by
Miss PAnsy Souter rendered in her
usual graceful manner, and several
selections were performed by Miss
Myrtle Fennell. Mise Fenn-ll il a
popular favorite in shi. city and IN ex.
ceptionally tae pianist Mrs. Eliza
beth \. smith and W. ". Ashley sang
a duet. The Hunters Song" and
each number vas heartily applauded.
In the guessing contest Miss Lima
Tousey won the prize. Mise Msude
Shut Rev. T. J. Nixon and Will Me-
Kinstry all being tie, the four being
obliged TO draw strAws to decide the
prize winner.
The spacious dining. room was then
the attraction, where the large com.
pany was served with dainty refresh.
ments. and they were enjoyed with Nc
much Satisfaction 40 any other part OF
che evenings program.
IL was an occasion oil present will
remember with pleasure. ss the Pad.
gets proved themselves delightful en-
tertaiuers
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-15
NAT ADAMS IS
NOT PLEASED
Resigns Pos.;icl a; Ne.nbtr Of
the Sta: ard I. Cv..tro!.
MATTERS DO NOT SUIT HIM

He Does Not Want the University Re.
moved From the Town in Which Ne
is So Heavily Interested ard Re.
signsd-W. Y. SAodi,n Named.
The following telegram from Talla-
hassee. under date OF January llth,
explains itself:
Hon. Nathaniel Adams today ten
dered Governor Broward his resigna.
tion ~ member Of the state Board Of
Control, which. on sccount OF the rea.
cons given by Mr.. Adams for his ac-
tion, the Governor accepted and ap-
pointed ia his stead Hon. ". Y. Sand
lin o. jasper.
Mr.. Adams stated in his letter ten
dering his resignation that his feelings
were not in accord with the majority
OF the Board of Control and the State
Board OF Education in their action in
abandoning the University buildings
at Lake City, which he deemed ample
for the needs for years to come, and in
locating the University at Gainesville.
Feeling that he was not in sympathy
with the prevailing sentiment Of the
joint boards, ard being unwilling 20
lend his endorsement by serving in an
Official capacity when the duties de-
volving upon him would seem to de-.
mand his acquiescence in the views OF
the majority. he respectfully rendered
the Governor his resigation."
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-15
Greatly IN Demand.

Nothing 10 in more demand than
medicine which meets modern require.
men,s for blood aud .y.tem cleanser,
such as DR.. King's New Life Pills They
are iust what you need 20 cure stomach
and liver troubles. Try them. AZ sil
drug stores. 25c guaranteed.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-15

book tia; tells al
alpu;i;. both >cutfrvc
~ mail. Address D:.
kllmcr * 60, E;n"-
haulton, y. Y. WEcu
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-15
Thousand Dollars Worth of Good.

a Thousand Dollars Worth Of Good.
A II. Thurnes, well-known coal
one rator Of Buffalo. o., writes: Il have
been afflicted with kidney and bladder
trouble for years, passing gravel and
stones with excruciating pain. | got
no relief from medicine until began
taking Foley's Kidney Cure; then the
result was surprising. A few doses
.ta,,ed the brick dust like fine stones
and now have To pain across my kid
neys and feel like new man II has
done me o. .OOO worth OF good" J. W.
MeCollum & Co.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-15

also Coay.uc,n. proof ,l.i TIE kiIne!
an . b,..,,r ..r "ut O.; a. ,v:.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-15

also coay:uc,n. proof th.i tHc kiIre!s
AMI b,..,.,,y ..c "ut O.; a. ,v:.
what To DO.
There l. comfort IN the E'lpv ledge -
often C\prc~-,I. tA4t y. ki.nc- :
Swlmp.Kuu:. tie Y.c.. kidney RENE .N.
iuiii,,S every wish II curing rheumatism,
'liu in til h4ct. l.."ry~, .lN,., h,a.uS.
aui every lt,t G.; tie U:'i.3'F passage.
1; Cnrycct> inability To- E,h water
AMI -ctliing r":T ~ passing u. "T bal
effects following use a.: ,igr"r, vine q:
beer, aud oNt.Cr;,.c> III : u';r'vaSl'.' ne
CcS>itv of hing c"m;'o,iv.l Ia 90 u:;rn
during the G4v, ani I" gct NJ many
times during The r;Gl:.. The tl:id aut
the extraordinary o:IcC; 81: S~ amp Root
!, >onn realized. L s;I'.',s the hiHhe>:
for itS wonderful cures a.; the most DIS
trc>>ing cases. Ii yoa mcrt ~, I;cine
Nuu shouli have t!r be-. Sod hy!ru%-
r,s,s Is. liltv-cr,It AN" r'c-,!",.ar sizes.
Ycu .'av have SAM. < h"t;.c AMI a
book tia, tells al
abou; il, both >cutfrcc M4S76Hk%
y mail. Aiirt>> Dr. SCyEs .i
Kilmcr X Co, E;u"- sls@E
hamton, y. Y. WEcu Hcne Of s-AnpReo.
writing mention this paper and dont
,'akr any mistake, lgt remember the
name. Dr. Kilmers Swaap-Root, and
the address. Binghauton. y. Y.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-29
DOa'd lf Medical fxauIneIs
Of PoIfo-B'c,

En- ls O6cina de este BAArd se cs
lebraran el mArtta 2 de Ostubre pr6xi'
no diss sueesi 'cs tx6msres pars
los aspirantes 4 lieenciGs para prasti
car legslmente 10 Medicina 9 10 Cru
ifa on Puerto RcH, 10 mismo que para
los que deseen btener una lieencia
qua les asrsdtsc 9 mo Ciruianos Memo
res. Ce msdropss 8 Nurses (snierms'
rasl.
Los medieos prssentar&u en- eata
Seerstsrfa una solieitud iurada, sl
tftulo de Universidad 6Essue' . de Ne.
diaiua, que lea aeredite como tel y pa'
gar&n un dsrech On TesoreliA do sl5.
Los aspirantss & lieepeias do Orx'
janos Memories, Oomadronas 8 Nsrses
pressntar4n jgual solic tud, asompa'
aAndo te t feados facu tAtivos que le
asrediten haber h.cho priesiea y sstu'
dtos ca Hospit>'s', por I'M tempo no
menor dc dos of1os
L,s dert chos de exSmsnes serkn:
10 dollars les Praetic antss; 8 los Co,
madronss y 10 las Nurses.
Las solieitudes on bl&nso podran
pedirse & esta secretarfs, 10 mismo
que cuAlquiera sxplieaci6n que fuese .
neessaris, rslasionadA con diehos sxk.
meues.
PAsada esta oonvocatoris. serk
eonsiderada como pr4 ,tloA Illegal 10
do todos los N6lieos. PraetieAntss.
Comadronas 8 Nurses que encontrAn'
dose en- Puerto Rico On oil tempo do
la puhlicsci6n dc este anuucio eje, sn
cualQuie de eltas prcfesiones Sin
someterse & 10 que 10 Ley exige.
DR., M, QsteUedo Baez.
Seeretario.
San Francisco 1910. ApartAdo. 7l2.
16-os
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-29
1keduZc2 sus gastOs
bOr aIumbradO un
Is pOr cientO.

PorQut no produce usted % pro-
pio Alumbr ado elketrieor
Porque no pope usted soto oil con-
hpuo voltear do su contadof do lul
el6etricaP
Esoriba usted dieiendome ei nd
msro de luees que tiene instalAdas On
su hotel, estableci 8 casa parti
cular y 70 le dire gratis vuelta de
corrso 10 que dsbs usssd haeer para
eonssguir 10 que shora 10 pareee Inn
uosible. Es que ussed no he dido ha'
blsr dc los APARATOs DE FAIRBANK.
MORSE AND 90. no % neCesitA eAlde'
70, no no pecesita Eleetrieista nj otro
emploado especial que 10 Guide.
antonio Oosgae.
ElectrieiatA. .-Apartado 14.-Areciho
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-29

So venden dlsz yuntas de bueyes
i6venss, una casA dc maderas del
pals reclsn construf:a; % tomA 60.
nado al Guido y & gansneias On mag
nificos psatos. Informsr&
Enrique Fernandez
30 2 ait. CagnAs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-29
BaIneario de Coamo


rare dsisr altAmente eomplasidOs .
cusntos guaten hon'Ar con 30 asiSasu'
sia al eBalnearlo de CoamoS
Presios dc hospsdAie por ssmanss'
Una persona. diario S250.
Mics or Ados prseios eonvsnaio'
nAles.
Para mka infurmes dirigirss & %
arrendAtArio
Juan ROEX.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-29
Casa-PeR;ii6n de 'shufitas

E.tableeer& en- el ., 6ximo mss uns
caea pension sEclusivdme,aN para seKo.
ritos On cl pueblo dc Rio Piedras, 10
s.flora Am9riea Duprey, vi1da dc
Noya,
Ssrk UNICA EN- So CLAsR porQue
las alumnau tendrkn repsso de tedas
las AsignAturas, On todos los cursos,
Dor an professor 8 professors do rseo.
noeida com mpetsncia.
Las sefioritas que deseen aprove'
char esas venssias. puedsn dlrigirse &
10 Directors do <El Lteeo PonOeiios.
dcas Ana R1qu6 dc Duprsy, quisn
iniormarA respseto { precio dsmAs.
ponee. 9nAtc de 1905. 4.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-29

En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel viei6 4 81 el quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-29

~PIANO. Sc vende uno, do 81
perior calidAd, sumamsnte barato. in.
formsrG don Luis r. Miranda, diree'
tor do 10 banda del reglmiento de
Puerto Rico. 10 Z
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-29
BAS g. 90.

Agspisa eomisionistAs. Corredo
Fss de Aduana. Representatives. De
tmsostsatss sasas Dc karsps , Kssa.
doe Unidos oompra y vants dc frs.
tos del pais.. ss solidtA sorrssson.
dsnsia.
Ailsa. q %. r. Q. Box ISL.
8Aa JaAn. r. IL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-29
cs|egIp (ome|cIa| Dc Spencer
| en- Kingston New York .

Curao eomsrsial eomplsto. Tsne.
durfa do libros, esteroqrafia. talsgra.
fia, corrsspondencis IN Ing %, snse'
nado por expsrtos prt fssores. Gran
soiieiiud do graduacos. Hespedsis,
sSys3t0 lemspal Pldaae her moso
eata ego do 68 pigira'.
Dirscei6n: SDe' cer's Basintss Co.
keOs. Am 0aton. N Y.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-29
Dr., Victor N. Gutierrez

M6dieo Ciruisno. Elk Alumno In
aerno pen sionado p0r oposici6D. Ca
guAs Puart0 Rien
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-29
Constantine J Sabd' VI|ega'

OOrnisioniStas.
IS Broad St. New Yor K. y, A.
Direction por cable: ssbastino.
He eneargan de agenciar toda cla'
% dc comisiones, dc ls venta do pro-
ductos como cafe, eueros, caucho ~
y dc 10 compra y despasho dc toda
slase dc mereapefas. Atienden con
especialidad el despaeho de eusomien'
das por correo.
SO haeen cargo do 10 aeudisneia
do i6venes estudiantes y On relaci6n
eon este rAmo suministrAn toda clase
d. datos y eatAlogok.
Oomisiones m6dscas.
Punt,lGlidnd. Esn,ero v TaDidse.