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Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06
pecihk ~blodforgifning

Snabb och energisk behandling Dir den enda
som n~agonsin horde begagnas hekampan-
q at denna 'konung" at onda slukdomar
Endast tillfallig lindring kan ernas ar bad
andra minerala blandningar och glitter.
Under Diet f5rautna Sret har jag uppfunnit
och fuilbordat en- bot for specink blodf6rgitt
ming, som dr. absolut saker snabb och per-
manent o. lemnar inga skadliga efterenekter.
Hyarje yttre symptom forsvinner smart.
medan blodet, vafnaderna. nerf1lbrerna,, be-
men och hela systemet renas. starkas och ater-
1stnllas till fulIkomlig helsa och renhet.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06
Striktur.

Forsummad eller dslig behandlad striktu
forvarras och angriper smart under sin torsto
rande framfart hela urin. och k0nssystemet
sEarsnde. straekande, slitande aro grymma,
barbariska ayarlefvor fran gamla tidens o.
kuunighet.
De fuEkomligt moderna originella metoder
som anvandas AZ mig vtd behandlingen az
ems fasor cch absolut sakra och smarttrla'
Ala abnormal yixter uppl6sas och lemna
urinr0ret alldeles 6ppet och fritt Iran hlnder'
hvarje onaturlig hytning srorpas. och al! ret
ming ~urinkanalen ocht trakten, AZ prostatu'
k6rteln, bla san och nlurarne upphor.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06
DOCTOR WOOD,

erkind som den ledande och NEST franz
gangsrikA specialisten och populart kaud
som 'spciaIistmastaren' i Sioux City.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06
Varicocele

yaricocelc redsatter lifskraften och f0rst6r
mandomens elementer.
Kirungin botar Diet sallan men fOrsvagar
ltd delarne.
vi xiaa bynrie dag at varicocele kan saker
hotna utan en- farlig smartsam och obehagllg
operation medels knit. ~brannande eller p an
nat sltt.
stalIet far att organen stympas och Tor
st5ras. behsIias de och starkas, smartan upp
h6r helt och ballet och nastan 0RonblickligeR
svullnaden lagger six smarter clrku
lation installer sig hastigt. och hVarJe Del al
crganismen, som payerkaS ar slukdOmeh'
aterstalles fullkomligt.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06
Nervo-vitaI agh

bet hnnes sakerligen meet offer for nervo-
vital svaghet eller manlig svaghet, som eJ
att f0ryngras n gon gIng.
Nj Dor Ell slappa edert tag pS lifyet. emedau
daliga medieiner ej kunna bota eder.
v~arierad $ nit den passar for hyacje indivi-
duellt fall. ar en- osviklig bot for hvilRen en-
hel mangd aterstalida man dag hafva att
tacka sin mandom och lycka / lifvet.
Unde hehandliagen f6rsyinna smart an
obehagliga symptomer.. f0rlust AT litskraft
GppaSr, manlig styrka Merstalles, och man
dom pfreS fnllStHndiy.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06

En- bekdnnelSe. Dank: - bet var sab
larna hvad dina nya skor for vdsen.
bet h6rs att de int arc betalda.
Pank: - Pratt, det der ar bara vid-
skepelse? ON Diet verkligen betydde
nagonting, hvarf6r knarrar inte da min
rock och min vast och nina byxor, will
jag bara fraga -.
Sharp County record., 1906-12-07
ESQ. Davidson "Vindicated. ="

A few months ago Esq. T. j..
Davidson, in a trial here, de-
clared the law which seeks to
have buggy agents, selling for
companies outside the state, pay
a license in each county in which
they do business, unconstltution-
al. On account of this decision
he received considerable criticism
and some ridicule from a number
of newspapers over the state.
However, at Mena a few days
ago, in chancery court, Chan cell
lor Shaver declared the same law
unconstitutional and advanced
the same reasons as were given
by Esq. Davidson in his decision.
Sharp County record., 1906-12-07

Mont Hardister, a Batesville
knight of the grip, was here this
week.
Get your Christmas flour from
Hamilton C Co. Per hundred,
S2.10 and $3.50.
"Pug" Collins returned Satur-
day from Mt. Olive, where he
spent a couple of weeks.
C. F. Kerr and family are now
living in the postoffice building,
having moved in Wednesday.
Hunt Puckett came in from
Fitzhugh a few days ago for a
visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. J. Pickett.
Every housewife wants the
very best flour for the Christmas
baking. 1t can be had of Hamil-
ton & Co. at ST. and $3.50 per
hundred. -
Sam B. Stephens and wife Of
Webb City, Mo-, were in the city
few days this week visiting old
friends. They were residents of
this section thirty-seven years
ago.
Eli and Kate Moser, son and
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w.
Moser, are suffering from typhoid
fever. Another son, Albert, is
just recovering from an attack Of
this disease.
T. j. Haney moved his family
back to Big Rock township this
week. Mrs. Haney, who had
been under the care of a physi-
clan several weeks, went away
much improved.
Elder A. T. Ritchie of Ash
Flat is conducting a protracted
meeting at the Christian church.
He is a forceful speaker and
large crowds have been going
out to hear him.-Newark Jour-
nal.
A citizen of Lawrence county
a few days ago confided to us his
belief that Judge j. B. McCaleb
of Batesville could easily be ell
ected judge of the Third circuit
at the expiration of Judge Fulk-
erson's term if he should seek
the place.
Sharp County record., 1906-12-07
Decided In The Supreme Court.

The Supreme Court decided the
case of Prosecuting Attorney
T. I. Herrn vs. Sharp County last
Monday in favor of the county.
The case involved a determin-
alton of the question whether or
not a prosecuting attorney is en-
titled to a commission on money
collected on a judgment rendered
upon a forfeited bail bond, judg-
ment having been rendered dur
ing the term of his predecessor
in office, but the money being
collected during his term of Of
flee. The Supreme Court held
that the officer is not entitled to a
commission on money collected
where the judgment was rendered
prior to the commencement of his
term of office, he having earned
no fee in judgment secured by
his predecessor.
Sharp County record., 1906-12-07
Young Child SmOthered.

The four.year old child of Buck
Armstrong, a farmer living five
miles west of here, smothered to
death in a load of seed cotton
Monday, says the Hardy Herald.
One Mr.. Weaver had started to
the gin with a load of cotton and
being overtaken by rain drove
into Armstrong; lot to get IN the
dry. He dug a hole in the cot
ton to let it dry out and went
away. Later the little child,
while playing on the wagon, fell
head foremost in the hole and
when found was dead.
Sharp County record., 1906-12-07
John Darnell In Trouble.

John Darnell, a farmer, and a
married man, who lives three
miles below this place, was ar
rested a few days ago, charged
with assaulting Mrs. Mary Folie,
a woman living near Hickory
Valley, and was released on bond.
The story sent out from Bates
vile says that on November 6
Darnell was returning home from
Batasville, and night overtaking
him he camped near Mrs. Com
er'a. After supper he went to
the house and stayed until late
bedtime, having some music and
enjoying himself with the family,
although they were all strangers
until that time. Mrs. Folie, who
is daughter of Mrs. Conner, was
in The group, and was no more
intimate with Darnell than was
ady otter member of the party.
After Darnell had gone and ev-
erybody had retired, it is alleged
he slipped back and went into
Mrs. Folie's room and had his
hands on her when she awoke.
She screamed, and her brother
ran out as the man went through
the gate, and recognized him as
Darnell. This is the story as told
by the prosecution.
Sharp County record., 1906-12-07
Woman Burned To Death.

Near Newport a few days ago
Mrs. Lee May died as a result of
burns which she received while
washing clothes. H er dress
caught fire from the flames under
a kettle and, no assistance being
at hand, she was frightfully
burned and suffered great tor
ture until death relieved her.
Mrs. May was daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. T. G. Reid, who for
merly lived at Maxville, this
county, where they have many
friends.
Sharp County record., 1906-12-07
Ten Years At II.

This week the present editor
has been at the helm of the Rec
ord an even ten years. The Rec
ord doesn't pay as big dividends
as Standard Oil stock, but, not
not owning any of that filthy but
profitable stuff, we're sticking to
the newspaper business, the next
best thing beyond the shadow 0 #
a doubt.
Sharp County record., 1906-12-07
New |. @. @. F. Officers.

At the regular meeting of the
Evening Shade lodge of Odd
Fellows Wednesday night the
following new officers were ell
ected: Coley D. Evans, Noble
Grand, E. L. Dickerson, Vice
Grand, M. B. Stokes, Secretary,
DR.. A. W. Jernigan, Treasurer,
R. C. Haley, Trustee.
Sharp County record., 1906-12-07
Masons Elect Officers.

Evening Shade Lodge No. 143,
F. C A. M, at meeting Monday
night, chose the following new
officers for the ensuing term:
M. F. Kinney, Worshipul Master,
G. E. Craig, Senior Warden,
G. L. Coger, Junior Warden,
T. j. Davidson, Secretary, j. r..
Metcalf, Treasurer. These, with
the appointive officers, will be in
stalled on the night OF Dec. 27.
Sharp County record., 1906-12-07
Prof. DOyne Coming.

The Hon. j. j. Doyne, State
Superintendent of Public In
struction, will speak at Cave City
on the night of the 18th, at Eve
ming Shade on the 18th, at Sid. :.
ney on the 18th, and at Ash Flat
on the 18th. Every person in
terested in education should hear
him.
Sharp County record., 1906-12-07

for st. Louis to buy goods.
Miss Bette Pickens began a
term of school Monday near
Reed.
Selling out absolutely at cost.
Big bargains on tap. Arm &
Kirtley, Sidney.
D. T. Leonard of Jonesville
was doing business in town We'd
nesday. He has our thanks for
favors.
James G.. Sims of Lave Creek
township says there is lots of
cotton yet in the fields in his
neighborhood.
R. T. Num- of Wellington,
Texas, formerly of Sidney, re-
mits a dollar for another years
reading of the Record.
I Miss Norma Collins left for
Lawrence county Saturday, hav-
ing secured a school near limbo
den for the winter.
"A marriage license was issued
Monday to W. r. Wiles, aged 10,
and Miss M. A. Ferguson, aged
II, both of Davidson township.
-L-have pair of good three
year. -old mules for sale. Also 40
or 30 acres of good Strawberry
land for rent. W. D. Cochran.
The ladies cleared several dol-
lars for church purposes from
their supper at the court house
Saturday night. 1t was a nice
affair.
Tomorrow, the 9Th, the bridge
commissioners will consider bids
for putting up the steel bridge
and approaches on Stra wberry
river near this place.
Clark's sawmill, three miles
from town, has been closed down
several days on account of a
break in the machinery, which
cannot be repaired here.
The Batesville News prints the
statement that Hon. O. R. Brown
of Biggers will likely be a can
didate for prosecuting attorney to
succeed Hon. r. |. Herrn.
John H. Wilks, once the repub-
lican leader Of Sharp county, but
who now lives at Sulphur, |. T.,
makes handsome contribution
to the Records exchequer.
Rev. W. S. Southworth and
o. c. Shaver left Monday for
Wynne to attend the annual con-
ference of the Methodist church,
which convened Wednesday.
The time is now here that the
accounts of my customers are
due, and | will greatly appreciate
payment of the same at the ear
liest date possible.
W. A. EDWARDS.
G. D. Snodgrass, who left Lave
Creek township about twelve
years ago and is now living in
Oklahoma, writes to friends that
ne will pay his old home a visit
Christmas week. This will be
his first visit back.
r. I. Sharp of this place has
severed his connection with the
Ollver-Finnie Grocer Co. of Mem
phls, which concern he has rep
resented in this and adjoining
counties for some time, and has
accepted a position with Punk
ett-Jarrell Grocer Co. of Little
Rock, which has a branch house
at Hoxie.
Mrs. Sam Askew of Richwoods
township was here Monday cir
culatlng a petition asking the
governor to pardon her husband
from the penitentiary. Askew
was sent up for five years for the
Killing OF a young man named
Holloway near Ash Flat in 1908.
His trial occurred at Melbourne
on a change of venue, and many
people thought he escaped very
lightly. .
Sharp County record., 1906-12-07
Notice For Publication.
Land Office at Little Rock. Ark. {
Oct % lg06

Land Office at Little Rock, Ark.
Oct. 29. 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice Of his inten-
tion to make final proof in support OF his claim
and that said proof will be made before the Clerk
of Sharp county, Ark, at Evening Shade, Ark.
on Dec. Is. 1906. viz:
James w. Thompkins
II. e. No. 23659 for the north half southwest
quarter, section 29, township IT, north. range
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land viz: NH, IN p..
- II. II. Myers. Register.
Sharp County record., 1906-12-07

Edwards shipped a car
this week.
|lance for bargains at Arm
I8y's cost sale at Sidney.
E. N. F. Sullivan, the well
dentist of Imboden, is in
b Allen Gay of Pough-
WAS a visitor to town
esday.
s. A. Wainwright of En-
has our thanks for a dollar
Inscription.
noerning the weather, we
3 no remarks to make, except
tit IA mighty curious. :
|41de Jernigan left Friday for
xille, Jackson county, and
term of school there
Qatoffice has recently been
iehed in Jackson township.
&8fs the good old name of
g i heather was so fine We'd
morning that "Uncle
ip' Collins actually planted
RS Srden.
Flanagan, a good old
<l1of Big Rock township,
@re on business Saturday
|1Dal1 us a visit.
P6 school students rendered
i1teresting program before a
8orowd at the school build
ons Thanksgiving night.
|h06e who are in debt to me
NEST must come forward and
ko settlement at once.
< G. A. WRITTEN.
s.N Norris of Poughkeepsie
] Miss Mary Ratliff of Mat
|ws Secured a license to wed
"A the clerk here a few days
hike Qualls, who went to Es-
ine, Texas, from Sullivan
'flshlp a year ago, sends the
q 4 for more reading of this
Che Regular term of probate
lrt Tor the Southern District
lveaes next Monday. This
\ he Judge W. H. Kelly's first
|l Nnce his election.
Russell, present keeper
Z! tne county paupers, was up
"a Washington township one
tnls week. There are now
paupers on the farm.
les knowing themselves in
70 Clark & Brightwell will
gall and settle with me as
possible.
W. H. CLARK.
e W. H. Kelly has been
fously ill of pneumonia at
PINE near Poughkeepsie
put a report from there
Psday said he was able to
Zs<., A. e. Shell and family
!lday for their future home
1u|ea, l. T, This family leaves
9 friends in Evening e Shade
= fheir departure is much re-
service was discontinued
Nye postoffice last Fridav
4 F1at office is no more. Par.
Xno have been receiving
Nye will be supplied from
g Shade in the future.
Fords me pleasure to ac.
2oate my many friends and
ers as l have during the
put NOW is the time that 7
some accommodation, and
owe me will be received
many thanks. ~
M W. A. EDWARDS.
Sharp County record., 1906-12-07
..Wanted..
From 100 to 10000 Acres
Hardwood Timber Suitable
For Slaves.
..Terr11S Cash..

When writing give full partic-
ulars as to the number of acres
you have, with estimate of trees
or feet per acre, if you have
same. Also mention where tim
Der lies, state and county. Call
or address at my office, IA and 16
N. 9th st. Ft. Smith, Ark.
LII. BOONE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-23
LIMA REPABTI0A

ri veelno de Santurcs LeonoIG
G onsGles, que tiene 81 dcmicilio en-
- uArAda Is nos irt ,rm6 el sGoado
de IN st.opelIo conesido con un mu.
chseho por el poiicfs rdmsro 544 La
victima 90 llama 8 rAfin R.mos, 4
quien detuvo el policfa, de madrugA
1a, con uuA gAllipS en- laG rnAnos. Rs
mos diiole que rsvsndsdor de avss,
y AsAbAhA de ecmprar lS gus llsvAhsl
el poliSfa crey6 10 clnIrsrio, , 10 con
duio prsso San Juan pero On forma
san deapiAdSda, que el pobrs mueha
sho pss6 al hospital, despsrtArdo ea
70 hsaho conmissrAei6n q indiguadA
prntesta on el Amino dc una Eutoridsd
local.
Es muy lameptAh's que la policia
90 Iengs, On eisrtoa cssos, ausorida I'D
& tusrSa aUHcsntes para sondueir pre-
so { un indi' iduo, elm necssIdAd de
oostrarlo 4 gnlpes do ro.eu,
Agrsg6 GopEsle2, que en- IL Is.
tAtara de poliefA de Santurcs fos OBJ.
isto sambieo de 6aTieiGs sl padrAsto de
serahn Ramos, al ir 4 intsreedsr en-
favor Dc este.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-23
VENGAuZA De UN MARIDO

No 90 preSenoiA muy msnudo 81
hseho dc var una persona morir {
tusrEa de lAtigSEoS; y por tai n ,tivo
he eAusAdo no posA sens aei6u On Can
dem, N " Jersey, lA musrta de IN ne
gro, { quisn 90 10 oeurrl6 dirigir ira
sss insultantsS { ID ssposA de IA 90
merchants de FllAdelha.
FL mArido que tuvo svlso del
hscho, huIc6 al ntgro , una vls ous
10 tuvo & Su AleArc. 10 desearg6 sAl
sempeslAd de laiigasos, que una hors
mas tArde de hAbsr reoibido 81 dltimo
foslaEo, pAI6 & msiJr vi ia sn sl Hos
pitAl Cooper. No 10 guido ( la viOsi
me ana sola pulgAda del susrpo qul
no rsvslsrs alguna csfisis del Instru
msnlo scntundapts,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-23
PUGILISNO CIVIuIlADOR

E1 Ia Sale, linois, aeAbA dc
morn Charles Gtsenberg, q oonss'
cusneiA de la lluviA dc Tescozonea que
10 deseArgo encimA Eddis TAneeL sn
una session de pugiiiImJ telebradA el
microbes Il tlmo bsio los auspicios
del Club At 6Ilso de La Sale. Sc ve'
riAcAron ocho AeometidAs; J AGn
cuAndo dsSds sl prinsipio 80 comprsn
di6 que 10 hAbilidAd y iusrSRs de Ta-
Gel srAn por todo sonce pto superiorea
& las ds su advsrsAric, no permitls-
ron los sspeetadores que 90 pusisrA tir
al sSpeclAculo hGaIA que no QuedArs
iusrA 90 ecmbAIe en- lA debidA forms
aguno de los dos pugi iltAs.
Gtsenhsrg Quea6, etscIivAneniA
tusrA de SombAIe para 81 presents
Para el porvsnir,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-23
EI hOmbre que ris.
MANIFESTATION POLITIcA

Sr. PreAidente de la Jupta Local
dc IL U Uoi6n de Puerto Rico, UtuIdo.
Sr; hGce Algda item 20 perIeneci
Al pa lido repub icano, J dsbido q los
Orocedimientos pusstos en- prketicA
por mis- am gos de srt)nees, m rellre
& hles csu,s comdn con os uniuni.tAu
Cumo hG hAtido recienssmsb te
quien me iuzgue adversario dc mis- co
rreliglonArioa de sh ira, ruego mands
hsCer rGolicA mi adhesion 8 IL eolsc
tivldad que tan digaAmsnss usted pre-
side on eat, pueblo.
Nuy atents menis,
JOSS FiLLdnusUa
UIuGdo, 10 dc Julio de 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-23
DESDE CAMUY
Convention unionista para
renovation del Comite Y
desiqaar alcaIde, etc.
LOS ORADORES
LOS 0RADORES
Hablau los senores Estre'la,
Aguirre, DR.. Julio r Audi
not, y Lcdo. A. Brusi.

Uaa eonvenai6n unionista SO llev6
q sfscso el domingo Is. para renova
ei6n dol Com'tS y dssjgaar Aleslds,
Conesi slss y Juuta do Instruction.
Abri6 el soto el entusiasta y po-
pular iovsn Estrei'" Aguirrs, expli.
cAndo on brevss, pero oporsunAs ftA
Sos, su corta labor y sl protdndo pssar
que sentiA Al tener que deelinsr ~
cargo, por OK gIrlo aai imperiosas ra
zones.
Sigui6la On el uso do 10 palAbra
al que estas lfaesa trszs, sucsdi6ndole
sl doctor don Julio r. Audinot y el
Lcdo. on Dsrech> don Alberto Brusi;
eatos dos dItimos rsyaron & una altu.
RI admirable; aus dlaeursoa abarca'
ron puntos doosriuA rios de exquisite
gusto; 10 asAmblea los essueh6 con
maroado entusiasmo y augdraron fs
liees , muy pr6spefos diAs do hisna.
dapEs para 10 eausa polisica que diri'
gen. e modesto obrefo don Joae
Cruz Saniisgo, ttaz6 sn psQuefios J
hsrmosos rasgos 10 corrients do adhe-
sion y Aimpasia qua enlazAbA & sus
represenlAdos ca sl partido unionista
dol que esperaban muchos y fave ra-
bles resullados,
OJup6 nuevAm ,ute 10 trlbuna oil
doetor Audinot, para aolicitar dc 10
asamblea un mensaie dc oondoleneia
& favor del prohomore don Jose An
tonic Vale, por Ia pft fuuda grAvsdad
on que yAciA 81 sefiorA madre. Sc CO.
cedi6 & clio y termiu6 oil aeto.
El nuevo comit6 qusd6 constitui
do de este modo;
Presidentes h1norarios, don Luis
Mtfioz Rivera y don Laursntino Es
ltrclla AguIrre. Presidents etsctivo,
doctor don ] llio r. Audinot.
voealss; don Manuel Roman, dor
Domiug> Avila, don Joa6 Crus San
siago, don Francisco Morell, don Ne
nuel Vega Cabrera, den Gregorio Ro
drigutz y don Alejo Alsmont. Sscrs
tArlo, don Juan N. Mlrsnda. Vie.
seoretArio, don COsms Roman vo
eslcs auplsn1es. Don Pedro Hsrr 4 q
des, dou AuAstaSio LuSio Arriela
don Adolfo J msuex J don label Be
rrios.
Ale aide, don LAuronlino E,trelil
Colon. ConseiAles, Lcdo. 90 Dsrsch,
don A. bsrlo Btusi, don SIMON ANA
dor, don JJs6 Grus Santiago, dor
. Luis Felipe ESprist y don I mas Ca
b:sra. JuntA do Ioatruscion: DoOlo
don Jll1o r, Audintt, Lido. dol
Adolio Iturrino Rivera J don JuA
BAutlstA do EehsandiA,
JUAN n MIRANDA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-23
ROCKEFELLER En- PARIS

Ts'eg AttAn del pusblo de Com
piegne que sl opulsnto americana Mr
Rockefeller aigue siendo obisto de 10
suriouidAd IdolIca, no s6lo por las
visitAs que recibs, sino per 10 que de
81 diesn los psri6dlcos, Q,e Aaombra
& loa b abitAntss dc la Wis.
No ohltAnte com 9Ararssik Rocksts'
Her por los pe'i5dIoos con cualQ uisr
rey, 81 mAnerA J liItema de vivir 81
muy Iencillo, J andA sn esrruAjss DE-
alQuiler sin hoGto nj oEtenttei6n. LoI
peri6diCoS psriIisnsss tcmsn sl pslo q
Millionaire J disen HAtirisamsnts Qus
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-23
CUADROS De s0ROLLA

L. lxpoIisi6n de los suadros de
SorollA sn PArf', ha sido IN vsrdA
zero exlto para 81 egreglo artista eS'
pAnol.
Esgdu vsmos en- IN periodieo, So
rolla hA vendido On tcho dias euA
hrCS por vAlor de 200 mil fransos,
Una gHleria de Londres le hA pc
dido ex ponRA 81 itambien aus lisnEos
Los espA q 1les que residsn en- Pa
FiS han rendido tambien tribute de
admir- aei6n 81 eompAtfiota ilustre,
81 marques de Casa -RierA ha ad-
ouieido On veinhieis mil frAneos ID
VB,pdiei6p de una bareas, una mara
Hllla de- solor, de lus , De fiscuei6n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-23
OTR0 |EVEATQ

Uo industrial austriSCo, Richard
SzIgmundy, resident, en- San Luis,
snunsiA hAbsr dsscubisrto sl modo de
manu- utacturar erlSIAles para pusrsas
> vsntAnas, cuyA principal peoulisti.
dad eooslats en que impiden el paso
de nueve o6SlmAs parties del CAlor 30
Ar. Es hien sauido que los crissA-
les ordinArloS permitsn que easi lodo
sl cAlor del sol pAss por slloS, Aun
que por otrA pArIs. preVisnen lA traa
misi6n del que 90 produce an f1snsea
40 luminosAS, como les estufas, por
elemplo. Es ssIA 10 ras5n por la suA
90 AeumulA el eAior bsil los tsshos
10 vidrlo de loA invernsdsros. Los
criltAles maui CsdrAdos por axig
munoy eonIrlbuna! 4 mAnssnsr las
casAs de hAbltIcion delicios aments
trescAS en verAnt per0 90 iLvisrno
% probable que no GeAn Gel lodo 90
diciablsa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-23
DULcE LENITIVO
SuArez de MOta.

Con 10 sumA de . 10, 900 espera Ha'
muel Male, dc NuSva York, sAnear Las
hsridSs que hA alberto en- Sd alma ls
inndslidad dc su eSpoSa, quien. Of gdn
todo .isnde { dsmostrarlo, prenri6 Les
cAriciAs de William Morris, dentists,
con oficinAs en- el nGmero A6o Broad
Street, NtwNk,
El sefor Male, no solo lcgr6 que
los tribunAles 10 dee arasen libre de
los laIos mHtrimonialeS, sino que aho.
rA reelAmA dc 81 rival la sums de
slO 600 On que eltmA el valor del aiee
to de Au ex Oonsorle,
Norris fue reducido & prisI6n y
puesio mas tards en- libertsd sjo
una narsa dc $4,000 mientras 10
ley decide 81 Male 90 aCresdor 8 no
que 90 10 AdminiItre el h&lsAmo aanA
1.-Two que soliCita.