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The Yale expositor., 1907-08-09
Houses and Lots For Sale

One S-room house, lots and barn
24x30, also Groom house and lot
both located in the city of Yale. AID.
dress or call on
1874 Mrs. G. or Mr.. Guy Mulnyx, Yale
The Yale expositor., 1907-08-09
OBITUARY..

BE still prepared for death and death or
life shall thereby be the swecter.--
shakespeare.
The Yale expositor., 1907-08-09

ave never repent of eating too little
was one of the ten rules of life of Thorn.
as jefferson, president of the United
States, and the rule applies to everyone
without exception during this hot wealth
er, because it is hard for food, even in
small quantities, TO be digested when
the blood is at high temperature. At
this season we should eat sparingly and
properly We should also help the
stomach as much as possible by the use
of a little Kodol for indigestion and
dyspepsia, which will rest the stomach
by digesting the food itself Sold by
Mathews ~ Wight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-19
STATE AGENTS MEET2
 OF FARMERS UNION
Discuss in Memphis the Providing of Warehouses for the Handling
 of Cotton.

Memphis, Tenn, June 1S.-The state agents representing nearly every farmers union in the south assembled at a local hotel today for the discussion of certain issues confronting the organization and especially for the purpose of providing warehouses for the handling of the cotton crop this year The falling off in the crop this season has also brought some ques- tions up and these will be discussed in detail
 Among those present at the meeting Tuesday morning were C. S. Barrett of Georgia, president of the national organ ization of farmers unions, who presided over the meeting. P. F. Parker, repre- senting Alabama; J. G. Eubanks, repre- senting Georgia; w. C. Moore, of South Carolina; James Ellis. of Arkansas; J. A. Hornbeck, of Tennessee; O. F. Taylor, of Kentucky, and T. J. Brooks, secretary Of the Tennessee union The meeting held today was in response to a call issued by State Agent Parker, of Alabama The meeting will probably last through Wed- neSday
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-19
Personal and General.

.ayor John J. Sullivan leaves tomor- TO- for California, on months trip. He expects to visit the principal cities, in cluding San Francisco and Los Angeles, before his return to the city
 pr. and Mrs. R. P. McTyiere left this morning for Birmingham, where they went to attend the marriage of pr. McTyiere's brother, Dr. w. w. McTyiere of Ensley, to Mrs. Annie Humphreys. Tha wedding was a very quiet one, being attended only by the members of the family of the contracting parties. The marriage ceremony was performed at the home O: Mrs. G. w. Hughes. The groom is well and favorably known in Besse mer, where he practiced dentistry for several years, and is a nephew of the late Bishop McIyiere of the Methodist church. His bride formerly resided in Tuscaloosa, where she was q decided favorite among all who knew her. Dr. Mcryere Is now engaged in the practice of dentistry with his brother, Dr. H. N. McTyiere at Ems ley ana that place will be their future home
 Rev. J. N. McClusky and family of Valley Creekk, who have been visiting in Tuscaloosa. stopped over on their way home for a few days visit to MT. and Mrs. W. C. Baty.
 Mir. Alex Bonneyman, chief engineer of the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railroad, accompanied by w. A. Haml. assistant chief engineer, passed through the city today, on a tour of inspec- tion.
 Reed Fulton returned today from Mont gomery.
 Mrs. B. T. Pollard and Miss Virginia Pollard of Newberne, who have been vis iting Dr. Albert S. Fitzpatrick for the past month, left today for home.
 Morris Scott of Cullman, who formerly worked for the Southern Bell company, I. l.. I I.x... lIz Tenn, for the past year, is spending a few days with his uncle, Mir Plnkney Scott.
 Miss Elise Bruns left last evening for Goodrich, Tenn, to visit her sister, Mrs. F'linn.
 Mrs. c. B. Heath of Clanton Is visit ing Mir. and Mrs. George w. Jones.
 Little Miss Delene Hays of Clanton is spending some time with Mrs. G. w. Jones.
 Mir John M Mitchell left yesterday for Ft Smith, Ark
 Mir James German is spending a few Gays in the city.
 Mir William T. Kennedy received a tele- gram this4morning announcing the serious illness of his father, MT. F. B. Kennedy. of Livingston, Tex. It is probable that MT Kennedy will leave this week for his bedside. The old gentleman is nearly S7 years old and it Is doubtful if he will recover.
 Little Miss Mildred Brannon gave a delightful party this afternoon in honor of wee little Miss Corrne Grigsby of Athens, who is visiting Mrs. George R. Lewis. Games were played and delicious refreshments were served. The young ladies composing the party were, besides the guest of honor, Miss Elizabeth Mitch ell, Miss Mildred Winter, Miss Marion Neil, Miss Nellie Neil and Miss Mabel Moore.
 Mrs. c. B. Irvine of Chattanooga, who has been visiting Mrs. R. c. Veitch, left today for home. Miss Ethel F'errington of Texas Is wis., iting Mrs. J. D. Milton.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-19

as to whether he could complete the work by the time school commenced or not. He was not at all sure that he could, without going into the matter fur ther, and he is to give an answer to- morrow At the present time the city has not money enough to it's credit to build the addition, and the mayor offered to loan them 5000 for ninety days, with out charging them 1 cent interest. His offer is almost sure to be accepted.
 The chief of the fire department was ordered to purchase two relief valves to be used on the fire hose to prevent them from bursting when the water pressure was too great
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-19
Suspended for Fifteen Days.

The police commission held a special meeting this evening at o'clock to take up the matter of Chief Christliebs sus- pension Those present were D. A. Little, chairman pr. Frank Adams, Sam Lef- kovits, Henry Palmer and P. Moore.
 He was suspended for fifteen days with out pay, and his suspension will expire on Sunday evening next, the time hav- ing run from the time that he was noti- fled of his suspension by Chairman Lit tie.
 The commission also took up the mat ter of the number of false fire alarms that have been turned in recently, and the officers were instructed to keep a sharp look out for any person persons that made any such attempts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-19
345 MARKSM EN
Take Part In Grand American Handi
 cap Tournament.

Chicago, June 1S.--Three hundred and forty-five marksmen took part in the opening days shoot of the Grand American Handicap tournament today at the grounds of the Chicago club. l.. J. Wade of Dallas, Tex, and Lee Barkley of Chicago were highest for the professionals, with totals of 99, while w. H. Heer of Concordia, Kas. ]; w. O. Stannard of Chicago; George VoIk of West Toledo, O., and J. A. Flick of Ravens, O., divided honors for amateurs, with 9S each. Flick is one armed, 26 years old.
 Harry c. Marshall of Newton H., is the youngest contestant in the event. being but 13 years old. He broke so targets today and is entered in the Grand American.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-19
Finn Signs Stark.

Little Rock Ark, June 1S-(Special.)- Manager Finn has signed Catcher Stark of the Dubuque, la, Three-I League team, and he is expected to join the club tomorrow night. The injury to Captain Woods, which will keep him out of the game for several days, necessi- tates signing of a relief catcher and as Stark was recommended as by all odds the best catcher in the Three-I league he came to terms with him. Page will continue to do the catching until Stark arrives, with Bowcock at second base and one of the pitchers in the out field.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-19
ROGER BRESNAHAN
 SERIUOSLY HURT
THE "SHlN GUARD" CATCHER HIT ON HEAD WITH PITCHED BALL AND IS NOW IN A HOSPITAL. HE IS RESTING EASY.

Cincinnati. June 1S.-Roger Bresnahan, catcher for the New York Nationals, was hit by a pitched ball in the third inning of today's game at Cincinnati. and for a time was believed to be seriously in- jured. The ball pitched by Coakley struck Bresnahan behind the left ear and he fell to the ground unconscious After about ten minutes he was revived but later again lapsed into unconscious ness. He was removed to the Seton hospital.
 The physicians in charge of Bresnahan say that provided no blood clot gathers in his brain, he will be playing ball with in a few days He is at present resting easily
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-19
promised the interview with him would be confidential.
Manipulate Reports.

tnc lHiclNiSW With Aiiii WooAo be confidential
 Manipulate Reports.
 MT. Van Riper said on May 31, 1905, he learned plans were being made to maniulate the crop reports. He had con- sidered that his arrangement with Holmes had ended in the prSvious De- cember when the Meyer partnership was dissolved. The lawyer consulted by him was MT. Taylor of the firm of McFar- land, Taylor & Costello. He said Holmes had told him that every possible effort would be made to secure bearish cotton reports. Under the original agreement in August, 1904, with Peckham, Van Ri per said that he had agreed to give Peck ham two-thlrds of the profits, Holmes not being mentioned for a share of the pro- ceeds. Later Hass was taken in and it was agreed that the profits were to be di- vided by four and that Peckham should have a fourth and Hass a half. There was an entire omission of Holmes name. The first time he had proof that Holmes was to share in the profits was when ne saw Haas turn part of his share over to him. He said the firm of Mercer X Co had been formed to conceal the fact that he was dealing largely in cotton. In December, 1904, he became suspicious of Haas and as consequence he had picked out of a waste basket, where it had been torn up and thrown, a tele- gram between Haas and Holmes, rela- tive to their respective interests in the 41ercer firm.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-19
Tvphoid In Pittsburu.

Pittsburg. June 1S-Typhoid fever is again epidemic in Pittsburg. Forty one new cases were reported during the past twenty-four hours, and since June there have been 22S cases. The impure water supply is the only cause for the outbreak assigned by Super intendent of Health Edwards
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-19
Silver Wcddinu Anniversary.

Ensley, June s.-(special)-Mr and Mrs. Charles Berg have issued invita- lions to their silver wedding next Thurs day evening at their home at Fairview Several hundred guests have been in vitedN There will be music and refresh ments
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-19
ssoo,ooo Chattanooga Bond Issue.

Chattanooga, June 1S.-This city to- day voted to issue $90O,000 bonds for the purpose of erecting a waterworks plant to be owned by the city the vote being 1572 for and 109 against Politi- cians took no part in the election and the voters evinced very little interest.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-19

There is no floating debt of eonse- quence and the county of Jefferson Is fully able to carry out the desire of the people in their efforts to provide court and jail room and to demonstrate to the world that she Is In line with the process sion of general advancement. l hope to see the people awakaned to the necessity for election next Monday and to hear counted an overwhelming vote in favor of this bond issue"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-19
Two Drown In the Ohio.

Louisville June 1S.-John Miller and William Coone were drowned in the Ohio river early today while attempt ing to save logs broken loose by a sudden rise. Thirty-five rafts of logs and score of shanty boats were swept away.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-19
Prof schwab Marrles Miss Mccorray.

Cleveland. June 1s.-The wedding of Miss Edith McGorray of this city to Prof Edward H. Schwab of Notre Dame university, brother of Charles M. Schwab. took place today at St. Johns cathedral In the presence of only the immediate families of the bride and groom.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-19
SAYS PRICE HAD
 REPORT CHANGED
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ID

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ID because of his connection with the Holmes agreement, the witness answered in the negative He added he had con suited a lawyer in, June, 1905, to see if there was anything doing in the agree ment with Holmes.
 Tells Wilson.
 At the afternoon session Mir. Van Riper returned to his disclosures concerning the arrangement with Holmes. said he had spoken to a MT Judd on whose ad- vice he had given information concern ing the matter and that Cheatham and Judd had then determined to notify Sec retary Wilson. Then Van Riper. Cheat ham and others personally gave MT. Will son the information concerning the ma nipulation of the June report. Taht oc- cured on June g, 1905, with the result that Holmes was suspended
 Van Riper had then told the secretary substantially what he had told in court, but not as much. He could not re- member whether he had told the secre- tary he had been with Holmes in conspiracy to secure advance crop report information; said he did not give away" the alleged conspiracy and that he went to the secretary to have the crop report corrected and to have righted the wrong" done him by Hass' reports con cerning the June report, Hass having said he would get the information from Holmes. He said that his getting the cotton report the morning the report issued was too late to save him from loss" He said Secretary Wilson had
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-19
MOB GOES TO JAIL
 NEGRO SLIPPED OUT
N5o Men Make an Unsuccessful e.tten pt to Get Negro Who Attacked
 Mrs. GaIIier.

Lynchburg Va, June 1S.-Early today an unorganzed mob of about fifty per- sons made an unsuccessful effort to take John Robinson who is held for attempted criminal assault last Sunday morning. from the city jail, but the effort was frus- trated by the city sergeant, who led the mob to believe that the negro had been removed from the city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-19

Roanoke, Va. June 1S.-John Robinson, a negro charged with attempting criminal assault on Mrs. w. s. Caller, at Lynch burg, was brought to Roanoke early today for safe keeping. mob went to Lynch burg jail last midnight and demanded the negro, The prison was searched by committee, but Robinson had been re- moved and was later slipped out of. town and brought here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-19

Long before the negro was free, and before there was much discussion of the matter, Thomas Jefferson proposed that slaves be emancipated and taught the things that would give them industrial freedom. Frances Wright, philanthropist, free-thinl<er, lecturer and member of the famous New Harmony settlement. looked down the years and saw that If the negro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-17

prescriben hoy las emulsiones de Acct
te de Higado de Bacacao one no con-
tienen Creosota & otras sustancias irri-
tantes, que ocasionan el des6rden de
las funciores digesiivas.
De las djteyenfes pyebayaciones de
Aceite dc Hgado de Bacalao, yo PRE-
feyo la Emulsion de Scott que fabylcan
los seFOres Scott & B0wae de Nueva
York;.
Sc encuentra en- Mayaguez
el sefior don Jaime Sire, adminis-
trador lie la S. A. Luz Electrica
de San Juan y de la Hacienda Al
tagraciao que posee el sefior Valdes
en- aquella ciudad.
Los seflores A. S. Lascelles
c? de New York nos comunican
en- atenta circular haber establecido
en- esta ciudad una sucursal bajo su
propio nomble, encomendando de Ia
direction de ella q don Arturo
Bravo. Dicha sucursal asumira
representations del exterior y Sc
dedicara a operaclones de trans
portaci6n.
Sc halla restablscldo va de
sus dolencias la seiiorita Julia Ma
turana, typerwritey de la ofcina de-
Assistant Director del Departamen
ia de Sanidad Benefcencia y Co
rreciones. Lo celebramos.
Las Pastillas Dlgestivas de
doctor LIE Roy, marca eANTURI
CAS-" dlgieren los alimentos gu,
no pueda digerir el est6mago.
Jose Sanchez (a) Pouceh,
Juan Rodriguez (a) PATIO, este I'll
timo ex-presidiario, fueron reducl
dos q prisi6u en- Arecibo por hurt
de un rollo de tabaco hilado 4 u,
individuo de apellido Velez.
-Nuestro colega sEl Duende
de Arecibo dice 10 siguient,
sTranscurrieron las tres semana
: ; no Sc han principiado los trabGj.
: de la carretera de Arecibo q Lare.
E Hay quien cree, sin que nosotrc
8 10 acreditemos, que Mr.. Graham.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-17
Ia Ii1JA MALDiTA

creo Creo que Dos como ha dcho abandona
ha envado used de angee Ceeo e
porven la vda realization de mis- suehoS exto
dcha En- d6nde esta la dcha precise muy e
para encontaa Exse donde used ea e que listed
r obe este endero que aravesa usted en- odo que listed
mira que used odos los que listed
uSted escuchan La sonrsa la hace SD mirada la
oorga
Blanca levant6 sus hGmedos ojos.
Edmundo cog6 la ella no la retro pero rubof
fue mas vivo.
-Esara used mucho tempo pals! pregun6 Blanca.
= No quisera abandonaro
bao la ardien mrada del joven bajo Blanca ora los
ojos retro suavemente
Va usted F1emcourl dijo Edmundo
ST.
-Permitame used que la acompane hasa e extreme del
sendero
Blanca respoudi6 quien cala otorga
Caminaon nstante senciosos, al lado del otro
Las flores exhalando perfumes parecan rcha sus Gu
riosos taloS Sonrer al veros pasar.
-Tene used parientes en- Fremcourtl pregunt6 Blanca
No conozco 4 nadie, respondi6 Edmundo es el azar
meior dcho mi buena estrea que ha condudo Saint
rn prero Fremicourt despues donde dcha nespe
rada de vea Aver pals que tue fatal para mi IN
auca para mi uvenud que teu mil motives para odaro me
indente pareca fo tan enooso como todos hoy
ha cambado POT complete de apeco e oasis que bua Ia ta
gada cabana pda las abraadoas del deseTto me
parece hermoSo anmo Sonente pntorecos vas
tadores sns paaes MIRO Is e pals que usted ha
bta lnO dice xpc todo lsta CircuDstsuoa IS aqu
vueto esperanza aqui doude qusa
vvir sempre
Una dulce sonrsa entreabri6 los abios de Blanca.
Para e que liene de Paris dio Blanca nuestro pals,
sus 6rboes campoS semp los mSmoS tarda
n6tono El hastio visne pronto
Nunca el haslo puede surgf luuto used, rephco 3D.
mundo vvamene
-Vve used en Saint Iiunl
-Si, seiorta hasta orden
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-17
OTRAS NOTC|AS
Lo que dice nm apre-
ciable unionista de
Hatillo. = PresOs.
DON JAIME SIFRE
Disoluci6n de una sociedad
mercantil. -Senorita Ma.
turana, restablecida.

Don sJoee M. Lqcomba y II
najero nos escribe de Hatillo mani
festandonos que son inciertas las
versiones circuladas en- squel pue
bio de gu: el haya ingrc sado en- Il
partido republicano. Hace esta
manifestation dice-para desmen-
tir q los que desean ponerle en- evi
dencia con los prohombres de su
partido y particularmente con su
hijo don Manuel, que como el es
unionista y al que mira con distin-
guida predilecci6n.
-Seg1n circular que recibi
mos, ha quedado disuelta la socie
dad mercantil que giraba en- la
Playa de Ponce bajo Ia raz6n de
aDasi & Herdmano quedando he
cha cargo del activo y pasivo de la
misma, otra nueva sociedad cons
tituida bajo la raz6n de Herdman
& Comp. S. en- C.
-aCuIDADo CON LAS MEDIc1NAs
PERNIcIoSAS.-LoS medicos conde.
nan unanimemente el uso de las
emulsiones que contienen Creosota
Guayacol. Els bien sabido que estas
sustancias cuando Sc toman mezcla
das con el Aceite de Hfgado de Baca
lao irritan Ell est6mago y los rifiones
entorpecen la buena nutruci6n y poi
las frecucntes evacuaciones que eau
san, producer el rapido aniquilamien
to de los enfermos.
Ell doctor Parsons, un distingui
do especialista de la ciudad de Mexi
co dice este respecto: "Re6riendo
me al valor germicida de la Creosota
cuando Sc administra a enfermos tu
berculosos, incorporate preparacio
mes de Aceite de Hfgado de Bacalao
declare: que los experimientos qui
nicos y la observation cuidadosa d
un gran ndmero de casos, han demos
trado que cualquiera que sean los re
sultados benefcos que los enfermo
puedan recibir del uso de la Creoso
tada y otras sustancias irritahtes, es
tos resultados los nulifcan los efectc
perniciosos que eiercen tales droga
en- el est6mago.
Es un hecho bien conocido que
asimilaci6n facil y completa de Il
alilentos es de la mayor importanc
! en- el tratamiento dc las enfermed
des que Sc caracterizan por de nutr
: cion y de las cuales es tipo la Tube
a culosis. Sc sabe tambien que el Ace
te de Hfgado de Bacalae, perfectamel
te emulsionado, es uno de los mel
res reconstituyentes. Por ESQ es q,
=, los mas distinguidos especialistl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-17
TRIBUNAL SUPREME
Senalam mientos de ape
1aciOueS EN- VariOS
pleitos civiles.
MES De OCTUBRE
Pleitos por nuldad de una
escritura, Cobro de hi.
poteca legal. etc.

Viernes l8.-Jose Roig Colo
ner con Rosa Ssndoval y Buscall,
'ulidad de una escritura.
Martes ~. Tony Lowande con
Manuel A. Garcia y Otero y Com
paiiia, cumplimiento de un contra
to.
Microbes %. Julio O.valdo
Abril con Maria Moreno y otro,
reivindicaci6n eindemnizaci6n.
Jueves "a. Tomas G. Way
mouth con Alejandrina Dlaz y
Valldejuly y otros, dominic de fin.
ca rdstica y oposici6n al mismo.
Viernes 25.- Heraclio Jimenez
Mates con Jose Olmedo y otros,
nulidad de embargo y remate y
otros extremes.
Martes 49, Succession Escute
y otros con Manuel Diaz Caueja
reconocimiento de censos y pago d.
reditos.
Microbes 3o.-Jose E. Salda
fla con la Junta Escolar de Carroll
ma, expropiaci6n forzosa.
Jueves 31.-Jose La 0. Gin
tr6n, con Pedro Aureliano Ngue
roa, nulidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-17

comisionado del Interior, Sc pasa la
vida ofreciendo, en- tanto que los
arecibefios vivimos de esperanza.'
Aver zarp6 para los Estados
Unidos el vapor philadelphia
Ri torcedor don Julio Salas
ha contraido Eatrimonio con la Sc.
iiorita Ines Lopez.
Ell antigua professor don Jose
Ballesteros Munoz, que residfa en-
Lares, Sc ha trasladado q Yauco,
donde ha instalado un colegio cato.
lico.
Ell domingo pr6ximo habra
una reunion en- Manati para orga.
uizar el Cuerpo de Bomberos.
-Ha fallecldo en- Utuado el
individuo Quintfn Vale, que hace
dos dias fue herido alll por Felipe
Suarez, reciblendo dos heridas en-
el vientre.
Hoy expire el plazo conce-
dido q los aspirantes al ingreso en-
la pollcia insular, para presentaf
sus solicitudes.
AHA para el 2S de este mes
regresarAu de los Estados Unidos
los sefores Georgeti y Fernandez
Vangas, en- union de sus respecti-
vas familias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-17
De IlTElt! GENERAL

a los Snscyitores, coryesbonsales
' amtgos:--Suplico encaIecidameu-
te por segunda vez, no me envien
ninguna correspondence que no
sea de asuntos administrahvos, Ia
que debe venir dirigida asi: eSefor
Administrator de La DEMocRA-
c1A.S Nodcias y otros trabajos pa.
ra la publicidad que no sean de pa
so, deben dirigirse q la Redacci6n
de LA DEMocRAcIA. Espero SC
me atienda y Sc me complazca. =
R. NARvAEz RIVERA, Administra.
dor accidental.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-17

FARMACIA. --Por desear su due
flo retirarse del negocio, Sc vende una
de nombre acreditado, en- pueblo muy
importante y progressive, en- condicio-
mes favorables al comprador. Para
informes y detalles dirigirse a G, c.
R., San Francisco 81, bsjos. San Juan
P. r. $50 8.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-17
ED|cT0! !uD|C|lLEs

AeEsO.-A las personals que ne
cesiten insertar en- este peri6dico
edlctos judiciales, adverdmos que
deheran pagar anticipadamente SD
imnorte, 81 no tiene relaciones con Ia
empresa 6 no envian dichos edic-
toe por conducto de nuestros agen.
tea Las personals relacionadas con
nosotros pagaran el importe total
cuando este hecha la mitad de las
insercioneS.
La A9mfmistyGti6m de sLa DensO'
cYGtiG.s