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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-01
N0TlS De PONCE
Vista de inspection a
la Playa. Tatnbien
q Ella M~allorquina.2
NUEvOs ESPOS0S
On remate. Sacrifice de un
mulo. "A I'm ano de pri-
si6n. -Foco apagado.

Julio 3o.-En la tarde de aver
visitaron la playa de esta ciudad
los do torres Coronas y Paniagua,
acompahandoles Ell senior Alcalde,
para inspeccionar Ell estado santa
rios de dicho barrie, encontrandolo
en- pesimo estado.
Llamaron dichos doctores la
atenci6n al seiior Alcalde acerca de
Ia perentoria necesidad de sanear
dicho barrio, empezando por Ia zan-
ia inmunda que abarca TODD ell ira
veto de la calle de Colon, rellenan-
do su centric y hacienda cunetas de
desagie a los lados.
FL alcalde prometi6 que este
trabajo Sc empezaria entes de IS
dfas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-01

s~ostenerla sobre la arena; q in
credulo da TN tir6n formidable
a las grefias del malaventurado.
tCuantos minutes -segIn doctores
-persiste la sensibilidad en- las
cabezas segadas por el hacha? Mas
de cinco han pasado desde que Sc
consume la tragedia, pero al tir6n
sahudo la cabeza suspira levemente
y los ojos Sc abren relampaguentes.
FL incredible RE; la nina rubia in
diguada, lie insultass Tumulto, sa.
Ida, toque de campana. - Res
petable pdblico; la verdadera deca.
pitacion por hacha, no confundir
con el antique y desacreditado
atrueS de la guillotina. Pasen, Sc
flores, pasen; la ejecuci6n comienza
en- este instante. Sale FL YER
dugo. 49,.
@. MARTINEZ SIERRA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-01
LA FER|A De NEULL|
FL antro de corta>cabezas,

Huele a iebre. La barraca e.
pequeha y esta obscura. Hay en- e
fondo TN tablado s~iniestro: sobre
las tablas, paja de establo mancha.
da de sangre. La concurrence to.
Sc y agita los pafuelos: entonces,
rafagas de perfumes diversos revo.
lotean en- la hedionda atm6sfera
pero, naturalmente, Sc les manchan
las alas, y aquellas remembrance
de violeta @fresca, de heliotropo, de
hieno recien cortado-iay, las sua-
yes praderas de Asturias! Jay, los
prados de Flandes, los aterciopela-
dos sgrounds1 de Inglaterra!-pier-
den toda su juventud :de for y Sc
enraciman de pronto como 81 salie-
sen de una alcoba de enfermo.
-iTan, tan, tan!-Tres golpes
de principle de tragedia 6 de cuento
de miedo. En- Ia penumbra, los
ojos aguzados llegan a descubrir I'm
tajo, un hacha apoyada en- ell taio,
tin tonel, lleno al parecer de arena.
para recibir la cabeza cortada. De
no Sc que rinc6n sale TN suspiro,
que apenas Sc levanta en- eli aire.
cae pesadamerte como un paiaro
muerto. Tan, tan, tam -Aparec.
ell verdugo; va vestido de rojo; es
forzudo y tiene Ell pelo oscuro y Ell
mirar r%ufanesco; hace una reveren-
cia de actor. Sale la nina rubia que
estaba a la puerta, ell tan forido
rostro Sc encanalla en- el ambiente
horrible; y Sc adelanta y pronuncia
en- argot I'm discurso ensalzando los
merltos y difcultades del atour de
MAN." Atenci6n. Aparece la vic
TINA. La vfctimal va sabemos
que Ell alma Sc ha lido a la luna; Pc
70 en- el techo de la barraca hay una
cortadura y por ella penetla una
pornposa rama de casta1o. En- ella
estan TODD ellmisterio y todos los III.
mores de la.noche, y en- ell apenas es.
tremecimiento de las hojas Sc adivi-
ma que fuera, sobre las ramas atlas
de la misma copa, esta cayendo la
luz de la luna. Por este, al escu-
char que Sc acerca la victima, una
dcci6n de voz que sin duda ha caido
de 10 alto de la noche sobre la rama,
dice nombres de la historic, de her
mosas, d~olorosas y romanticas VIC
timas; de Maria Stuart, la mas anna
da; de Jane Gray, la reina segada
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en- flor; de Ana Bolena, la cortess.
ma tragica -. Rumor de hojas
bah! Voz que caes de la roche,
mentira que niece y que arrulla +.
La verdad no es nj rubia, nj
regia, nj florida. La victima es una
especie de gigantic vestido de alb
yeccion, cubierto de harapos de ra-
20 y velludo, que imitar malamen-
te calzas y jub6n medioevales; trae
las manos atadas a la espalda; vie
ne conducido por dos ridiculos sa-
zones; forcejea en- comedia de an
gustia; pero tan sainete Sc lie antoia
la farsa, Que a media contraction
dolorida, Sc RE; al verdugo tambien
lie vienen ganas { reir. . . mientras
el pobre espectador cast llora de
nausea. va esta la victima antada
al tajo. Respectable plblico: 81 al
guna dana 8 caballero desea subir
al tablado para convencerse de la
absolute Humankind de la victima.
puede hacerlo. iSuban sefiores, su-
ban!-acude al llamamiento una
griseta, medic risueha, medic me-
drosa; Sc acerca al tajo, resbalando
sobre la paja. -Toque listed, toque
listed. -Lanzando gritos levemente
histericos, toca la pelambre del
TN hombre? IFS I'm
hombre! Respectable p1blico, ALA
va la tragedia -Una, dos
brilla en- la sombra Ell hacha. Pue-
do jurar que TODD Ell publico
cierra los ojos al ver]a caer. Guam
do una milesima de segundo mas
tarde Ia curiosidad Sc los hace
abrir, va el golpe ha consumado ell
hecho tremendo; por 10 menos la
victima decapitada desangra al pie
del tajo I'm pescuezo horrible. La
mujer va Sc ha precipitado sobre la
y Snvuelta en- paiios la de-
posita sobre Ell barril lleno de are.
na.-Se acab6 la function. Sa1gan,
sefiores -, y al salir toquen la ca
beza cortada; cabeza humana, ST,
sedoras MAS, a1n esta caliente;
pueden tocar 81 GUSTAV %-Un incom-
prensible y primitive Incredible
siempre los hay, hasta frente 4 la
muerte Sc acerca al despeluznante
despojo. Ciertamente es humana
la cabeza, ciertamente el calor de
la vida. a1n no la ha abandonado;
las manos de la niha rubia parecen
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-01
(f(dito AhOrrO PonQho

4 los imbonenteS sO6,e H6retas
de 0hcrro.- -Habiendo muchas IL
bretas que no tienen inscritos les
intereses correspondientes al primer
semestre de 1907, Sc ruega a les
due1os de las mismas, Sc sirvan
presentarlas, en- estas ofcinas, al
empleado correspondence, a fin de
poder llenar csc requisite Ponce,
julio 10 de 19o7.-El Presidente,
a. MARlAN1' 3o.-7. s..
-Por Ell Departamento de SAM
dad fue mandado sacri6car aver un
mulo por estar atacado de muermo.
Habiendo l!egado noticias al
inspector de alimentos de que 81 es-
tableclmlento LA MallorqdinaD Sc
encontraba en- condolences poco hi
gienicas y que algunos articulos de
alimentaci6n que alli Sc expenden
Sc hallaban en- NAL estado, ell sefor
Mascara Sc persona aver en- dicho
establecimiento, encontrandolo TODD
en- estado de limpieza y pintandose
las paroles del patio y la letrina.
-Anunciado hoy por segunda
vez ell remate del riego de las GALES,
no Sc present6 ning1n licitador.
Hoy Sc llev6 q cabo 81 roma
te de la nueva construction del
sAsilo Tricoche,S presentandose al
(Conhnna en- Ia Pdgiua Az
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-01
DEL TEMPO
Servicio climato16gico
de la senana termi-
NADIA en- Julio 30.
fuERTEs LlUvIAs
nublado en- cast toda
la isla. .Velocidad del wen.
to, 81 millas por bora.

Durante la semana rein6Iur
tempo claro q nublado en- parte.
excepto Ell dia IS, que fue nubladc
en- Ia mayor parte de la isla. Lige.
"a a densa niebla Sc motto durante
los tres primeros dfas de la semana.
Rafagas de viento enteramente
fuertes acompa1aron q los chubas.
cos de las noches del dia II y %.
Sin embargo no han informado que
hayan causados dahos.
La velocidad maxima del vien-
to en- San Juan, fuk 80 millas Dor
bora, del Sc. el dia IS, y % mi
Has por bora, del Sc, durante las
primeras horas de la mahana del
domingo dia 20.
La temperature media en- la
lsla fue 1882, 0. 50 sobre la de la
semana precedente y practicamen-
te igual 4 ell promedio en- ell mes de
julio durante los ochos amos ante.
riores. La temperature mas alta
que han informado fue 9So9, en-
Central Aguirre, el dia "a; las mas
62o, en- Maricao, Ell dia IS.
81 promedio de la precipita.
en- la isla fue flo pulga.
das. En.todas las estaciones hubo
aguaceros, pero fueron general
mente ligeros en- Ell S. y en- ell ex.
de las parties so. de la isla
Mas lluvia serfa favorable en- casi
todas las l~ocalidades. Las fuertes
lluvias diarias durante la semana
fueron: Mayaguez, 1874 pulgadas,
dia 20; Maricao, 1871 pulgadas,
die "a, y Humacao, ITO pulga-
das, Ell dio IS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-01
Dr. J., Alvarez Vl|iGs
DENTISTA

DENTISTA
DR. LA UNTvERSIDAD DE PENNSYLVANIA
V%einticincos ahos de prsctica, Plaza
Baldonoty de Casto. San Juan Puer-
to Rico.
EXTRACCIONES SIN DOLOR
HoraS de ofcina: de 8 & TX y
de s.
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De TODls Parties
Extraho case de 1etar-
gia en- una jOven, ha-
&C mas de un ano.
A UN AslLO De POBREs
Ali ha sido recogida Ia hija
de uno de los presidentes
de los Estados. Unidos.

Desde hace meses, los curiosos
scuden fernando verdaderas cara
vanas q Ia aldea de Recules, munich
piode Cassagues. Begoulies Gran
cia), para visitar una joven enferma
mademoiselle Maria Dablin, hija de
TN honrado labrador que desde Ell
1? de JUNO de 1906 Sc encuentra en-
81 lecho, completamente extraiia (
cuanto ocurre 4 su alrededor.
Siete mkdicos han examinado
hasta ahofa q Ia enferma, sin que
ningusso haya podido diagnosticar
exactan1ente el case de esta pobre
joven de ounce a1os y que desde
hace mas de un afo no toma ning1n
alimento.
La enferma, cuyo semblante
6 palido y tranquilo, cast sonriente,
parece dormir.
Su pulse, naturalmente lento,
acusa S. pulsaciones por minute.
La sefiora Leticia Tyler Sem
pie, hija del antique p~residente de
los Estados Unidos, elegido en- 1S41,
ha sido admitida en- Ell asilo de po-
bres, Tulsa. Home.
La seiiora Tyler contraio ma.
trimonio con Mr.. Sempie, gran
propietario de Virginia, que perdi6
81 fortuna y la vida en- la guerra de
secession.
La hija del antique presiiente
de Ia rep1blica Sc dedic6 entonces q
dar lecciones, con 10 que CANADA,
aunque muy penosamente, Il sus-
teuto; pero llegada a la vejez, va
no pudo contiuuar trabajando, has.
IA que al fin ha tenido que buscar
I'm refugio en- Ell Hospicio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-01
N07LS JOD|c|lLES
de presidiarios
d~enegados aver por ell
Hon. Gobernador.
POR vlOLACIoN
POR vIOLAClON
Procesados que ingresan co
sumaria en- IL Carcel de Ia
ciudad de Maysguez.

lei Gobernador ha denega6c
Ell indulto que solicitaran los conf.
nados Santiago Laureano, Jose Iri.
garry, Carlos Rosario (a) Bobo,
Jose de la Cruz Martinez, Agustin
de la Rosa, Antonio Cintr6n, Lad
Garcia, Tomas Collazo, Jose A.
lrigoyen y Luis Collazo.
FL Fiscal de Aqua lila orde-
no la prision del agricultor Juan
Jose Colon, de Lares, acusado del
delito de violaci6n.
-Por orden del Juez de paz de
M~ayagtiez, ingresaron en- aquella
carcel, en- sumaria, Jose Semidey
Ortiz, por abuse de confanza, Ser
gio Valentin, Josefa Rodriguez,
Maria Velez, Maria Ramos y Leo
cadia Medina, por hurto de menor
cuantia'
La Corte de Distrito de Are
cibo conden6 a I'm ano de preside
a Fernando Aliceo Medero, de Utua-
do, por Ell delito de lncesto.
-Ha sido trasladada del de-
p6sito municipal a las galeras de
de la carcel del distrito, en-
Ell Preside, la individual Juana Or
tiz Fuentes, procesada por hurto de
mayor cuantia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-01

los acreedores de Ricardo A. Mar.
tinez, fallecido, para que dentro del
plazo de dos meses contados desde
el siguiente en- que aparezca publ.
cado este edicto en- Ell peri6dico LA
DEMocRAc1A, presenter sus recla-
maciones con los correspondence
comprobantes bajo juramento, al
administrator que suscribe en- su
domicilio sito en- Ell pueblo de Juncos
al lado de la farmacia Martinez.
Juncos 2S de mayo de 1907.
MODESTO MARTINEZ.
Administrator Judicial
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-01
{ DICTo

IN ID Corte de Distrito del Distrito
Judicial de Humacao, P. R.
Estsdos Unidos de America.
81 Presidente de los E. u. S. S..
En- Ell asunto sobre administra-
ci6n de los bienes de Ricardo
A. Martinez Parodi.
AVISO A LOS ACREEDORES
Por el presente Sc avisa a todos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-01

GRANHOtaieStlulnt "INdATERRA"
HOTEL De PRIMER OROEN
Tetuan 10 12'-Cruz 2 FOrtaIeza 21.s

COnstuida expresamente para Hotel. Capacidad para 400 pasaIeros.
situaciGn Ia mas centrca. Vistas 4 Ia bahia y 6las GALES de Tetuan. Cruz
y Fortaleza. 81 mas fresco y ventilado de La capital. 81 comedor de me.
tor las Antllas. Tene departamentos Independence para familas. Des-
de el u de Agosto re ademas del plazo antique de las comidas, Ell sistema
americana q guNo del pasaiero Tren de carruajes de lujo. INTERPRETERS
y traductores predOs igual a de los demas Hoteles. Sc hacen abonOs &c
manale,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-01
Sc VENDE

Una caldera multibular de 10 pies
de largo por s de ancho, con 90 tubos
de 4 pulgadas y solo dos cosechas de
uso.
Una maquina horizontal, compile
ia. o dos clasi6cadores, capaz para
moler 400 galones de guarapo en- u
horas,-Para ~lufOrmes, dirfisnse 81.
fEEEHn FSiardu, In,aS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-01
Sc NDE

Una casa de madeira de dos pisos.
situada en- Caguas, Gale de Acosta.
Para iAiormes dirigirse 4 K. T. Pom.
f. ApGt4do a. ~, San Juan, P, R,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-01
0.RT.0
Roberto Graham
'INGENIERo

Taller de ruaqulnaria, Fuudision
y Carreteria. Agencia de los Aradoe
Decree, los meiores que se fabrcan.
Marinas as. Ponce
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able occupation.
1t is like quaffing the elixir OF
youth to mix and mingle with
them. 1t is encouraging to friend
or stranger. to find pleasant
smile and a kindly greeting,
good morning, from every one
who may be met.
No wonder Wiun6eld is alert
progressive. thriving and busy
mart of trade. Little wonder that
it has. developed the constantly
increasing inflow of an active and
energetic population. 1t is
revelation of potent modeJ
amenities for every one who
] enters its hospitable gates.
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WHEN FATHER PLAYED BALL

The smell OF arnica Is strong.
And mothers time is spent
In rubbing fathers arms and back
With burning liniment
The house is like a druggists shop.
Strong odors fill the hall.
And day and night we hear him groan
Since father played baseball.
He's forty past, but he declared
That he was young as ever.
And In his youth. he said. he was
A baseball player clever.
So when the business men arranged
A game they came to call
On dad and asked him IL he thought
That he could play baseball.
81 haven't played In fifteen years"
Said father ''but 1 know
That I can stop the grounders hot,
And / can make the throw.
used to play a corking game;
The curves-I know them all.
And you can count on me. you bet.
To join your game Of ball"
On Saturday the game was played.
And all OF US were there.
Dad borrowed an old uniform
That Casey used to wear.
He paid three dollars for a glove.
Wore spikes to save a fall:
He had the makeup on all right
When father played baseball
At second base they stationed him.
A liner came his way.
Dad tried to stop IL with his knee
And missed double play.
He threw into the bleachers twice.
He let pop fly fall;
Oh. we were all ashamed of him
When father played baseball.
He tried to run. but tripped and fell.
He tried to take a throw:
II put three fingers out OF joint.
And father let IL go.
He stopped a grounder with his face.
Was spiked. nor was that all.
II looked to us like suicide
When father played baseball.
At last he limped away, and now
He suffers In disgrace:
His arms are bathed I'm linffnent:
Court plaster hides his face.
He says his back is breaking and
His legs won't move at all.
II made a wreck of father when
He tried to play baseball
The smell OF arnica abounds.
He hobbies with a cane;
A row of blisters mar his hands:
He is In constant pain.
But. lame and weak as father Is.
He swears he'll lick us all
II we dare even speak about
The day he played baseball.
Detroit Free Press.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-08-09

A lie may be as simple as tn thruth
IN fact iv In matther is that tn rale
thruth Is niver simple. What we call
thruth an pass around firm hand to
hand Is on'y kind Nv a currency that
we use fr convenience. There are a
good nanny counterfeiters an lot iv
tn counterfeits mus be In circulation.
I haven't amy question that | take in
nanny Nv thin over me intellechool
bar ivry day an pass out not few
Some Nv TIL counterfeits has as much
precious metal In thin as tn rale
goods. on'y they don't bear tn Cover.
mint stamp.-Dissertation by Mr. Doc
Iey.
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Liberal, Indeed.


cit don't pay to remember everything
you read" grumbled Sandy Pixies as
he wrapped his shins around the brake
wheel
speaking from experience. pard!''
asked his chum of the fast freight.
You bet. old pal / seen an item
in de paper dat said people with big
ears were always generous, so when
stopped at de wayside cottage and
found de lady bad large ears | told
her l knew she was generous"
Great hoboes. And did she give you
anything
Yep. she gave me piece OF her
mind Den she said her husband had
big ears also"
Oats de limit. And did he give you
anythingr'
"Sure. He turned out to be a judge
and gave me- thirty days."-Chicago
News.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-08-09

|, Society ladies use La Creole
HAIR Restorer because il makes
beautiful hair. Smith, Grisham
Drug Company.
Mr.. B. l.. Anderson, who has
been quite i'll during the past
week, it much better.
Mr.. j. III. Mathews, who has
been visiting Ruston and Farmer
vile with his family. returned
home yesterday. His family is
expected today.
Mrs. Joe Bernstein, of Cou-
shatta, and son, Leon, are visiting
the family of Mr.. P. Bernstein.
Mr.. o. NJ. Gresham made a
flying trip to Shreveport this
week.
Mr.. Fl. n. Tannehill, of Trout.
is here visiting his parents.
Herbert says he "wont stay any
longer than he can help"
MIR. Henry Bernstein, of Mon
roe, came through on Wednesday
from New Orleans, to visit his
father, Mr.. P. Bernstein. who has
been quite ILL.,. He returned home
yesterday accompanied by his sis
ter, Mrs. Marcus Kaliski, aud
little daughter, who have been
visiting here some days.
The "toot" of the automobile
is heard in even Winfield. That
means "up-to-date" methods.
u y \
There is "Long Ton" wagon
la this city. 1t holds fourteen or
sixteen passengers on spring seats
quite comfortably.
= 4
Note the handsome brick build
ings being erected in this town
and then say if you can that the
spirit of enterprise is not abroad
in this land.
Il
Since the refreshing shower of
last Saturday, great masses of
cumuli lazily float across the sum-
mer sky and the "calotic temper
AZURE" has again climbed into the
nineties.
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7lkEN Al ms WORD.



The chance Tor an argument between
the 1oquacious barber and a somewhat
1mpecunious patron resulted from a
very simple remark which the tonsorial
artist intended to be funny.
would ron Ike a shave without
pain 2 be inquired as he damned his
victim down into the depths of the
newly patented chair
why, certainly. I'll take all that
Kind you can give me-" responded the
customer, smiling slyly to himself.
During the operation the glib tongued
razor wielder entertained his helpless
patron with all manner of small talk
about the live topics of the day, throw
ing out an occasional suggestion as to
the adylsabIlity OF a shampoo and the
benefit OF hair smuggling. with eloquent
ofde remarks as to the virtue of Lett
heads hair tonic and kindred prepare
fions that are always so insinuatingly
placed before the man In the chair
When he had been shaved and busted
by the porter the wearied customer
started toward the door without offer
Ing to pay. The barber, thinking IL
was case Of observation-disclosures, halt
ed him with. ~oh. Mr.. Blank, didn't
you-oo-oo forget something's
Il believe not" said Blank inno
Gently.
~weli, do you want me to charge that
shaver
why, what are you talking aboutT
responded Blank Didn't you ask me
when ! sat down IL wanted a shave
without paying? Well, | took you at
your word, and I'm very much obliged
! for the favor
The facetiously Inclined barber tried
20 explain that he meant painless
shave, but he was compelled to admit
the shave was on him, and as he cash
ed up check to the head push" he re-
marked:
There are lots of little skin games
n this business. This experience puts
me In mind of the chap who asked me
how much would charge for shaving
one side OF his face
".Five cents replied unsuspect-
ingly.
Well. I'll have the outside shaved.
was the reply. and he got shave for
half price. "-DetroH Free Press
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-08-09

Improvement In Town--Better
Plans for Construction Of
New Sidewalks.
Town Hall, Winfield, La,
August 9Th. 1907.

/ August 9th, 1907
The Mayor and Board of Alder.
men met this date in regular ses-
sion. There being none of tho
Board of Aldermen present except
Mr.. j. X. Watts. Mr.. HI. T. Pye
presented his commission from
the Governor, which was ordered
spread on the minutes.
State of Louisiana,
Executive Department,
In the name and by the author
ity of the State of Louisiana.
Know We, That | have nom-
mated, constituted and appointed,
and by these presents do nom
mate, constitute and appoint
Henry T. Pye, Aide. man, Town
of WINFIELD, Parish of DWinn,
vice j. NJ. Leeper, moved from
the town.
And | do authorize and en-
power him to execute aud fulfill
the duties of said Office, with al
the powers, privileges and emolu-
ments to the same, from and after
date hereof.
In testimony whereof, | have
hereunto set my hand and caused
to be affixed the great seal OF
the State Of Louisiana. Witness,
Newton Grain Blanchard, Gov
ernor of our said State at the
city of Baton Rouge, this 29th
day of June, in the year of our
Lord, nineteen hundred and seven
and of the independence of the
United States of America, the
one hundred and thirty-frst, and
of the State OF Louisiana the
ninety-sixth.
By the Go yernor.
(Signed) NEWTON G. BLANCHARD.
JOHN L. MICHEL,
(sEAL1 Secretary of State.
The board then adjourned until
Wednesday, August I, 1907, at
2:30 p. m.
T.. M. BEvILL,
WILL A. STRONG, Mayor.
Clerk.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-08-09
Doctors Endorse IL.

Lang Bros, Druggists, Pad
ucah. KY. write: I'VE sell more
of DIR. Mendenhall's Chill and
Fever Cure than all other REM
edies combined, having retailed
over 200 bottles in one season.
Physicians here preeribe it and
persons who once uze it will have
no other" Sold by honest drug
glsts.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-08-09

l 9taylate al p MIL understand you
lhave 4 new gasoline runabout?
MIS- Caustique (strangling yawn,-
IXos, and II reminds me Of you In one
Fc1pect
gonylafe- Indeed. In what respectf
Miss caustique-I have an awful
lme getting 1t started Chicago News.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-08-09

ne Clubwonan-You have no mind
81 your own. you microbe! You're
nePsly one Of those persons who think
~ <hInki
0nN Her Husband-You latter me.
n<or. often fancy at J imagine
81, suspect think!-Puck
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-08-09
Complimentary.

II Mn. De Witt-What was that story
hat Mrs. De Poynte WIS whispering
- you:
Ma. McBride-0h. my dear. 1t was
absolutely unit for decent ears. Now,
i wouldn't repeat It to any one in the
word but you. dear.-Cleveland Lead