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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-17
ASUlT0S O|VERS0S
Fallecimientos en- Ma
natl y en- LarSs.-Una
quinta magnifica.
la CENTRAL <COLOSO,
Inscripcinnes veri6cadas en- el
Reg stro Civil de esta ciu.
dad. En- la Policfa.

Ha fAllecido en- el barrio rLa-
torren de LareS, la sefiora Maria
B. Soto, hefmana de buenos CORE
ligionarios de aquel pueblo y A
quienes enviamos nuestro pesame.
-Nuestro amigo don Jose Ruiz
Soler empezara en- breve la cons
trucci6n de una hsrmosa quinta en-
la parada 20, de S4nturce, donde
fjara su re>idencia.
-Ha fallecido en- Manati Ia jo-
ven profesora Marcolina Davila.s
En- esta semana Sc haran
los ascensos en- la policfa para Gu
brif plazas vacantes de ohciales.
Sc han inscrito en- ell Re
gistro Civil los nacimientos de Te-
re,a Florinda Corsini, Ligia Ma
ria Jirnenez Lopez Fernando Mi
1laA Gonzalez y Maria Dimas ST.
vestriz Gorz llez; y las defunciones
de Emilio Farrary Restory y Do
lor~s L6pz y Lopez.
~PARA carreras de caballoS
venden relojes especiales 6 contadores
de quintos de segundos $6. 40, $500
$1,000 y SIt.oo, porte pago, los seiio-
. res F. Kehrhahu y Co., San Juan
Puerto Rico. at,
Pablo Vargas Jirneuez, dc
Quebradillas, de o6cio negociante
y vecino de dicho pueblo ingreS6,
en- sumaria en- la carcel de Arecibo,
acusado de adulterio.
Sc acentua Ia noticia que
dieramos hlce unos dias, de que Ia
central "ColoIo," de Aguadilla, Sc
RI comprada por Ia compafiia de la
"Guanica central.
-Habitaciones de alquiler pa
ra personals solaS. $T75 Semona'eS.
Sol, IIo. 10 5
La Compaiiia Dc los Ferro-
carriles esta construyeudo un muro
de material en- el linde de su terre
no, junto a la E>taci6n de Saa Juan
con el fin de evitar derrumbes del
terraplen de Ia Inca dc los carros
clectricoS y tntr mayor .eSpacio
doude e>table' e. sus rallies para la
acumulacion ie material rodante.
-Doha Narcisa Calderon ha
Solicitaio permso ptra hacer obras
de rep1racon ell una casa de su
propiedad en- Ia calle de Barcelona;
de Santurce.
pTEn la calle de San Jose, no
nero 7, Sc admiten huespedes con pu-
pilaje complete y st alquilan habita-
clones. d.
-Norberto ,Ayala, por hurto
de un dollar 4 Justina Muhv. nj
ia de cortos amos, fuG sen.encia 10
hoy por el Juez municipal a dos
meses de carcel.
Han sido procesados en-
Arecibo Jose Maldonado Y Ramon
Vega, por atentado a la vida. E.tos
iudividuos promovieron una rcyelta
hiriendo de revolver 4 Fermiu
Colon, de pufal 4 Leonardo Liz !
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-17
!U7 GID0 DF Pll
CORRESPONsAL.

Han sido sentenciados por el
Juez de paz, los Siguientcs indivi.
duos:- Juan Benito y Victor Lam
"a, por insultos a la policia; Julia
ma Perez, IS dias por escandalo en-
la via pnblica; Crecencia Cordero,
por habtr promovido un gran albo-
roto Ell la calle de San Sebastian,
lgual pena.
Guilletmo Vazquez SIS por ba-
iiarSe desnudo EN- el puente de San
Antonio. Antoliu Alfonso, S 3 por
tener un perro sueltO sin bozal por
la calle.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-17

Para Curar nu rssfriadO en- nm die
tome al LAxAT1vo BRoMo oU1N1NA.
81 boticario lie devolvsrS Ell dinero 81
no Sc cura. La 6rma de E. w. GRO
We Sc halla en- cada cajita.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-17
CoRRAC1ONsAE

dendos no reolamados, S.,
intereses por cobrar, $o,6s7.t4;
cuentas varias, $s,377.o7; ganan.
cias Nquidas, $43313.67. Total,
2.k4o, $50. s6.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-17

Zsno y de machete & Valentin
Quihones.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04
Shall ,sen Raise Their Hatss

Vienna is struggling with the aues- tton. shall men continue to raise their hats in salutation of women or shall the military form of simply touching the hat be substituted? Hundreds Of letters have been published in one Of the papers, and at last accounts no side seemed to have gained any ad-
 vantage. A physician says: You must change the style of head covering be- for you can hope for change. A tur- han would never be raised. and the
 cap. helmet or shako. being a part of the uniform, will alse remain on the head of the saluting man. But the
 modern hat will be raised with more or less fourishing until our men learn a lesson from America, where men raise their hats only to women ar to men when in women's company If we were as far advanced as that and had discarded the everlasting hat raising salutation for everybody this controversy would die. The custom had its origin with the men who took of their hats when they passed a church or a roadside chapel or cross or when they met a religious process sion. Then, when they met woman whom they honored the hat was re- moved, which implied: See! I raise my hat to you as I would to a sacred one Gradually the number of saluted ones became larger, until now 1t em- braces everybody and the worth of the bare headed salute has been destroy cd
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04
News of wetunpaks,

wetumpka. Aug. s.-(speciaL)- Gordon Howle, one of the wetpmpka boys who was struck by lightning in the noftheastern part of the county, has been brought to Wstumpka and is at the home of MT. and Mrs. Win Thrasher.
 Dante Howle, the other brother, has been too sore to be moved. He will be brought hero aS soon as possible.
 Mrs. Walter Thomas has returned from Atlanta, where she has been with her small son. who has been under treatment at the Pasteur Institute. The little fellow is quite well now.
 MT. and Mrs. John Lewis of Bir- mingham have been spending few days with Mir. and Mrs. T. Moon.
 Mrs. L. G. Johnson and children will leave Monday for Warrington. Fla. and will spend . few weeks on the coast.
 MT. and Mrs. c. L. Rodsnbers of Selma are the guests of their daughter. Mrs. Morris Hohenberg.
 Quite . kick is being registered by Wetumpk9's business men against the telephone company, as commercial in- terests are much damaged by the new ruling which places Wetumpka's g phones on the long distance line and causes delay from fifteen to 20 min- uI03 III 8ottIu8 COAlIieCtiOh "ASA NAohs gomery merchants.
 A number of parties state they will have their telephones taken out unless the old direct communication is re- established.
 Two negroes, George Washington and Arthur Moore. had a fight yester- day. and Moore stabbed Washington. The wounds are serious. but will hard ly prove fatal Moore left for parts unknown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04
Morgan and Pettus Vfndicated.

Whatever the final adjudication of the Supreme bench touching the con fiict between Federal and State au- thority in North Carolina. the present situation in that State is complete yindicatiou of the statesmanship of John T. Morgan and Edmund W. Pet tus in opposition to the rate bill of the Fifty ninth Congress that kept the country in a state of agony for many months. The Alabama Senators con- tended that there was ample author tty reserved to the States to regulate railroads within their respective geo. Of course, such "regulation" must conform to the Fundamental principle of propertv right. fAn enactment of a state Legislature without due process of law is void, and SO in an act of state Legislature depriving an artifi- oial person of its property without due process equally void: but this raises a auestion of fact that Is matter to be considered by both the Federal and state Judiciary.
 The important thing is the recogni- ton of the authority of the State 10 "regulate." There used to be a doc Urine, now antiquated and discredited. thai what the state can do the nation -sh4s.AA ,---A AAAAnA>Ai that what @->
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04
Lixon Johnson Appointed As sistant U. s. Attorney To Pre-
 tect the Forests.
Atlanta Journe1. |.

Atlanta Journel.
 Ligon Johnson. the well known At- Ianta attorney who made such an ex- cellent recUd with Attorney General Hart in the fight for the State against the Ducktown copper fumes. has been appointed special assistant eattorney Of the United States.
 Coming as 1t does at the conclusicn of the brilliant record ne made in this case, the appointment Is in the nature of a reward by the national admtnis- tration and an appreciation of his services. ,,,
 MT. Johnson, 1t Is understood. will have immediate charge of the govern ment's litigation looking toward the preservation of the forests and forest reserves of the United States and 1t Is believed that his duties will not me- cessitate his removal from Atlanta. |. Tn the fight he made to en5otn the Ducktown copper people from destroy . ing vegetation and forests in Georgia by the fumes from their plant, MT |. Johnson exhibited marked ability along this line and 1t was sucn that brought him to the attention of the forestry de- partment and the Department or Jus tice. ,.u,, honor because of being bestowed py a Republican administration on South- ern Democrat and at the instance or shs Forestry Department. without any application. s ,~ 4. late Governor R. F. Ligon. His grandmother and many other reistiVes live in Montgomery.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04

Dear Doctor-I lately saw letter of yours wherein you state you are using morphine. and in which you ask for help This will explain my motive with James Improved Treatment for Optimism as administered at the James Sanatorium. in Memphis. Tenn. I am 60 years old I took treatment Tor the the morphia in a short time. without pain or great inconvenience. In three weeks I was able to return to my home en- tirelv cured and with no desire or cray to benefit my fellow sufferers. I have no interest in the business, but I can assure you if you will go to the James Sanatorium and put yourseiI unner tie or no pain or inconvenience. feel A deep interest in anyone who is ad- dicted to the use of opiates in any form I can conscientiously recommend James Improved Treatment as the only per feet cure. I have written several let ters for medical Journals giving my ex- perience with these remedies, and VIII say to you on the square that they
 Hoping YOU will make up. your nina to go to the James Sanatorium and be cured. am. yours traternaliyy' G mTny u n PicKsns Miss; nE, HOME WM GRnMFnH RnMrDHns M
 For the benefit of those who cannot afford Sanatorium treatment a special lv prepared home treatment Will De sent SO that anyone unfortunately ad. dicted to the use of drugs can be cured within the privacy of their own home. Literature and free trial treatment for drue addictions can be had by writing to Chas B. James. Lock Box 1000, Memphis. Tenn.
 The James Sanatorium also specially nrenares a Home Treatment for Drunk snness which can be given within the nrivacv of the patients own home. and only costs SIP 80.
 The Cigarette. Cigar. Pipe and Snuff rahits can be cured at home at cost
 Since it Is possible to be cured of these addictions at such small ex- pense there Is no excuse Tor anyone heinz A slave to drugs. whiskey or tobacco and bequeathing the curse of a drug, whiskey or tobacco wrecked system to their children and to future ssAnaratkAnR
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04
Sanitation and Governor.

Bfrml nghdm IeuKtr'
 It Is reported from credible sources That Governor Conner said, in speaking of Greater Birmingham and the city. that the city has sanitation, and 1t does not do any good. It is not believabie that the Governor said this. but he is SO quoted That any man of intelli. :. gence in the twentieth century snouio hoId such an opinion is beyond the pale of reason. The sanitation of cities Is essitial to white civilization: the vel 1o1v man and the black man live with out 1t: the white man cannot. Birmins- ham has experienced the difference be- tween sanitation and cholera: between when a man utters words against san itation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04
SEXTON IS ACCUSED.
Conduct sf A. A. Carmichael to Be In-
 vestigated.

.Conduct sf A. A. Carmichael to Be Inc
 vestigated.
 Anniston, Aug. 3.-(Specaal)- Charges were made at the Council meeting last night against Cemetery Sexton A. A Carmichael by Council man McCarty, and on his motion a committee was appointed by the Mayor to investigate the charges.
 The motion was to include the Mayor. and he appointed the following com mittee to report back to the Council: Councilmen McCarty. Todd and WhitA- side.
 Councilman McCarty. in having the committee appointed. did not mention the name of the sexton. but said the complaint was made by MT. Jewell that the sexton was guilty of carrying q concealed pistol and that he had threatened him with violence and with out provocation.
 The committee will probably meet some time the first of next week and report at the next meeting of the Coun- ell,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04
An Unwise Proposition.

TuscalOOsa T1mes-Gdzette' -
 We are inclined to agree with Pres ident Thach of Auburn. Tn wnat ne saws in his open letter to the Educa- ticnal sa C committee, in regard to the con so1idation of the University and Au- born. In addition to the constitu- tional objections raised by ..dm11cn him; we we fha nurposes of the bill would tend to nroduce confusion and uncertainty in the work of both institutions. and this at a rather crucial period in the his tory of each.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04
THE BRYAN BOOM.
Threatened With Cold Feet in Indiana Uo Ufop Gpa~ial

Threatened With Cold Feet in Indiana. Washington Special.
 Word was brought here tbis week that enthusiasm for William Jennings Bryan has died away nightly among the newspaper fraternity of the Hoo- siar State. At the recent gathering of Indiana Democratic editors at French Lick Springs 1t was pointedly evident , that the editors are not going to stam- \pede madly in the direction of the Ne braskan for nomination next year. The belief was evident that the nomination of MT. Bryan would mean certain party defeat in 1908. It Is rumored that some of the close friends of John W. Kern. who ran for Governor ons the Democratic ticket, may form . com mittee and wait upon MT. Bryan to acquaint him with their sentiments and to ask him, in the interests of the Democratic party. to make public statement declaring that he will not be . candidate. In view of the disaf- lection evident in the South. 1t Is not at all improbable that MT. Bryan may accede.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04
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county should do the State should not attempt. and what the individual can do the country should not attempt That principle was the foundation stone of the Democratic Party in the days of its grandeur, when political victory, a chartered libertine, was its asset.
 North Carolina appears to have set about the reassertion of that old doc Urine, and the Southern Railway has acquiesced for the while, and there are mutual appeals to the Judiciary, both State and Federal to render final order touching the matter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04
Only Two More Days of Legislature. CLOSE MIDNIGHT WEDNESDAY Impoetant Measures Have All Been
 Passed. senate Hss Les work Neeessary to be Dpue Than H0ase, But Both
 Caleadars Arc in Fair
 SAaDs.

The legislative session of 1907 has all but reached its end. But two days remain and on Wednesday night at midnight . committee will go down to sse the Governor. The committee will retsrn and inform the House ana Sen ate that the Governor has no further communication for the Legislature and he thanks them for their services Then the memorable session of 1907 win have como to an end
 The Legislature had an of day yes- terday. and 1t will have an off day tomorrow. Both houses will meet Tuesday morning and put in their final
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04
Damage Suits Filed.

Claiming to have sustained frac- ture of the jaw bone the loss of teeth and a severe laceration of the face as a result of a fall from plank over which he was rolling a wheelbarrow. James Mobley Saturday by next friend filed suit in the city court against the Birmingham Terminal Company for damages in the sum of s1O,oo0.
 The allegation is made in the bill that Mobley was employed by the Terminal Company to roll wheelbar- row It is set up that in the discharge of this duty he was forced to cross a wide ditch on narrow warlkway ana as a consequence of the wheelbarrow Incoming fastened In some way be- tween the blanks was hurled to the ground and injured
 will Cummins also filed suit in the city court Saturday: He asks for >o'. o0C damages from the Southern Cement Company for alleged personal in- turieS,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04
TWO NEW FURNACES
GROUND BROKEN AT ENsLEY FOR
 BIC PLANT.
WhSstleR Man Exenerates Slayer of His BrotheF-Mrs. OrendO HOak ReleaseA By Judge
 FeaG1n

Birmingham. Aug. a(Special.)- Ground was broken at Ensley today for the erection of two additional open hearth steel furnaces.
 This will double tho original size of the new steel plant under construction at Ensley, and when all the improve ments in hand arc completed, the steel output 1t Ensley will DC just three times as great as 1t has been in the past. Material has been ordered for the new open hearth furnaces and 1t is intended to complete the same by the time the new steel mills are ready for operation.
 The Tennessee Coal. Iron and Rail- road Company is pushing the work of construction on steel pants at Ensley and next year will come near using all of Its pig iron for the manufacture of steel. The steel plant In operation now is doing as well as could be ex- pected. and every ton of the product being produced is finding a ready de- mand.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04
MRS. BUNIS DEAD.
Death Caused by Fall as Result of
 Painting.

Talladega, Aug. 3.-(Special.)-Mrs Theodore Bunis of Lincoln. who wal visiting the family of her daughter-in law, Mrs. Lura M. Bunis, suffered { fainting spell last evening while walk. ing up the steps on the front verands of the Bunis residence. She fell, strtk- ing her head on the pavement injur' ing the side of her head. and died about an hour and half later.
 Her remains were carried to Lincoln this morning for interment.
 Mrs. Bunis was the mother of the late s. P. Bunis. of this city. and Robt B. Bunis, . prominent merchant at Lincoln.
 The prohibition campaign committed of Talladega county held its first meet ing in this city yesterday.
 Reports received from various parts of the county showed that the prohi- bition sentiment was even stronges than tho most enthusiastic had antici- pated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04
FINISHES EXAMINATION.

City Books With Mayor.
 Clark P. Cole, the Atlanta auditor who has been at work for the past three weeks examining the books of all the city departments, has finished his work In Montgomery and returned to the Georgia capital.
 The auditor has submitted his report to Mayor Teague. which is exhaustive and complete. The report is lengthy document It will likely be of great Interest when read to the city fathers on Monday night
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04
PRESS CLUB TO MEET.

Session to Be Held This Afternoo. to
 Be Important One.
 Members of the Montgomery Press Club arc urged to be present at the regular monthly session Of the ciuD this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
 Business of great importance is due op for a consideration at this time. and especially in view of the constitutional amendments proposed full attendance Of the members Is desired.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04
Garrett Goes to Tennessee

washington. Aug. s.-(special.)- Major Thomas G. Garrett, former sec retarv to the late Senator Morgan, left for rate Spring, Tenn. tonight to spend several weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04
Twelve Scales Condemned.

The report of A. J. Hall. city weight inmector, was submitted the mayor Saturdaymorning. It shows that dur ing the month no pieces Of Tee were weivhed and twelve scales were con- demned.
 Arrests made during the month amounted to thirteen and fines assess ed in these cases reached $132.50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04

BREAD SHIPPED. Try the new Bakery. Finest ana freshest bread promptly shipped. -. SANDWICH & GOVO. r Monroe St. Montgomery, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04

See F. ,. Cfamton, at the Conceal Lumber Co.'S plant fer Lumbef (whoie- sale or retall).
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04
AGED PHYSICIAN
 USED MORPHINE
And Although Sixty Years old
WAS SUCCESSFULLY CURED.

Says He Was Taken on the Drug Without Pain or inconvenience Writes Interesting Letter to Broth CT Physician Urging Him to Take Treatment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04

% much waste of time. 1t may be said that the dockets of both Houses are fairly well cleared. e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04
rr,.ra. are yind:cated.
s.r.tor Overtor Op Visit.

Among the poIItlcldhs WHo from Montgomery to Birmingham Saturday, was John W. Overton, Sena- tor from Randolph County. who was a friend of the Greater Birmlngham hi,i Senator Overton lives in Wedo- wee. but came to Birmingham to see the city and to be the guest of Lieu tenant Governor Henry B. Gray dur ing the two days adjournment of the 1ns,siature senator Overton has heen very friendly to Birmingham measures In the Senate and was a great worker for the Greater Birm- ingham bill
The Oakes times., 1907-03-28

Don't forget the supper and apron
sale at the C. M. G. hall Friday night.
Try trading at Young's drug store
for awhile and see if you can find any
reasons for buying drug store goods
elsewhere. g5sl. NJ: # "
Mrs. Flora D. Palmer Of New York
will speak at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday evening. Many will re-.
member the interesting and inspiring
address given by Mrs. Palmer in Oakes
last spring. All are invited to come to
this service.
McCulley's bull dog has the auto
fever bad and Sunday was q gala day
for him, it being the first day the ben
zine wagons were out this spring.
Dick Middaugh says Macs dog knows
q good auto when he sees It as he would
follow no other machine than the new
Buick driven BY Dick, butt has been
limited that was the. only machine he
could keep ii sight 81: Otto Born says
the dogs Transmission Is out Of
order since Sunday and, he il % sore
and disgusted with himself that he Is
willing to take . licking from any small
eur nowadays. 5|l..s
The Oakes times., 1907-03-28

Governor Burke vetoed Senator
Thatcher's bill adding a normal depart
ment to the Manual Training School at
Glendale. The governor withholds
his endorsement for the reason he says
it is unconstitutional. The constitution
says: can industrial school or school
of manual training, or such other educa-
tional or charitable institution as the
Legislative assembly may provide, at
Glendale, etc. The constitution does
not say how many normal schools shall
be in the state. It divides the land
grant between the two normal schools
as at present constituted, but not one
syllable, as to putting the limit on the
number Of schools for the training Of
teachers. How the governor can ap-
prove the bill giving normal to Minot,
and turn down the normal department
for this end of the state, il not fully
understood. il he wants to be fair. 8
The Oakes times., 1907-03-28

It looks to be fight to the. finish
between Senator Kittredge and Gov
ernor Crawford of South Dakota. The
former represents the machine faction
in South Dakota politics and the latter
is the leader of the insurgents. Craw-
ford is setting his pins. to get Kit
tredge's seat in the United States sen
ate two years hence, and Kittredge is a
candidate for reelection. The latest
thing sprung on the governor concerns
some land deals in Walworth county,
where it is alleged he got several young
men of Huron to file on land and
bought their titles for $1OO per quarter.
The charges are quite serious and will
cut quite a figure in the senatorial
muddle.