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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-07
BOARDING HOUSE

Gale 81, ndmero Io4, oeste,
New York. Sitio muy centrico.
Pr6ximo al subway, a los elevados,
i los carros electricos de Amster-
dam, Columbus, Brodway, e y %
avenida. Muy cerca del hotel Me-
rIe .4mtoinette, donde esta el Club
IbU0 Anse, ican0, A siete cuadras del
doctor Henna. Casa amplia y ele-
gante, Cocina americana y espafiola.
Ins,alacion completamente nueva.
Tres bafios. Pidanse informes 4 la
administration de La DEMosRA-
GA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-07
SAN JUAN Y La |SLA
FL Sub-comisiOnadO &c
ERucacion.-. Tras1a-
do de un policia.
EsCuElAs De AREClBO
Talias para policias. -Tras'
lad0 de residencia. -Falls.
miento en- Juaua.Diaz.

A mediados de julio pr6xi-
mo regeesara de los Estados Uni
dos, q sub comisionado de Educa-
ci6n Mr. Lord, que Sc halla Ell uso
de licencia.
Ha sido trasladado a Areci-
bo el policia insular Nicanor Perea,
que preSta servicio en- Puerta de
TERRA.
Los seIlores sucesores de
Frontera, del comercio de Maya.
guez, nos participant que Sc han he
cho cargo del active y pasivo de la
sociedad Ell comandita establecida
ell Ponce bajo la seguridad de suce-
sores de Casasnovas, habiendo con
cedido orden general, para que los
represcnte, 4 D. Bernardo Arizona
Frontcra
-SE VENDE ENSEGUIDA
por tencr que ausentarse su dueflo.
I'm piano vertical oWHEELER0,
cast nuevo, IN tronco de yeguas
Kentukianas, una con su crla, per
fectamente dociles, arneses, una
Victoria, una jardinera, una bici-
cleta etc. etc. Imformarau 3ra. ca
sa, Parada 13, Santurce. (Olimpo)
FOR SALE AT ONCE.
Owner leaving the Island. Wheeler
upright grand piano practically
new. Kentucky horses, perfectly
tames and colt. Harnesses, Victo-
ria. Surrey. Bicycle etc. etc. House
5, Stop 49, Sapturce (Olim
DO. E 6,v-s.
--IIa trasladado su residencia
alpalacio rojo, Fartaleza l, el nuevo
Secretario de Puerto Rico Mr..
Willoughby,
-&u Mayaguez y Ponce habra
talla5 para q ingreso en- la policla
insular, durante los dias IS y 26 del
actual, respectivamente.
-Dicen de Alecibo que Sc ha-
&c precise la construction de un
nuevo edifcio para las escuelas p1-
blicas, pues debido a encontrarse en-
muy malas condolences, la casa de
la EscueIa Baldorioty, tuvo que ser
clausurada.
Sc VENDE uu automovil De
cinco asientos, "a caballos y cua-
tlo cilindres, de la c6lebre marcs
aAutocaro, de muy POGO uso y en-
perfectas condolences. Dirigirse a
Mr.. A. D. P. P. o. Box 27S, Sar
Juan, Q a esta Redacci6n. SIS
-Ha ingresado con varicelas
Ell el Hospital cuarentenario Pc
dro Olivera, vecino de Bayam6n J
fueron dados de alta Baldomeic
Santos y Rosaura Iglesias. En- &
Hospital municipal fue dado de al
ia Santiago BenunG y falleci6 Juar
Molina.
Segdn noticias de Juana Dial
la fallecido en- aquel pueblo la Sc
nora Margarita FuguruIl, esposa DE-
don Alfredo Ramos. Descanse Ell
paz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-07

No hace muchos dias hablaba
en- estas columnas de la actitud del
pueblo irlandGs con motive del bill
para proveer de I'm Consejo a 1rlan-
da, presentado por el gobierno in
giles, porque ese problema tiene
mucha semejanza con el nuestro.
Quizas algunos de mis- compa-
triotas habran dicho: ESQ es quijo-
tismo; Irlanda es muy debil para
luchar con la poderosa Inglaterra.
ST Sc tratara de una lucha armada,
podria ser; pero Sc trata de la lucha
en- el terreno del derecho; Sc trata
de recabar para Hn pueblo civiliza-
do, 10 que la civilization no puede
negarle. Y en- ese concepto no hay
pueblos debiles siempre que Sc sien-
tan fortalecidos por el amor de la
patria.
Esa protesta del pueblo irlan-
des ha surtido su efecto. Irlanda
dijo: ese bill es Tin insulto y nues
tros representatives en- el Parlamen-
to deben rechazarlo con toda ener-
gia: nosotros no aceptamos NADIA
que no sea la absolute autonomla;
el absolute control en- nuestros asun-
tos domesticos.
Y bast6 esa voz unanime DE-
todo I'm pueblo, para que el gobier-
no, el poderoso gobierno ingl6s, ba-
jase Ia cabeza.
Y el cable nos anuncia hoy que
Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman,
jefe del gobierno, acabl de anun
ciar al Parlamento que el bill sobre
el Consejo de Irlanda, ha Sido reti
rado, y que el gobierno no adopta
ra ninguna medida sobre Irlanda er
esta session. mo es este un triunft
para Irlanda? 81 que 10 es. Lo'
irlandeses dijeron; que Sc rechac'
ese bill; que no Sc discuta siquiera
Y el bill ha sido retirado sin discu
sion.
No hay pueblo dkbil cuando Il
dignidad y el patriotistno Sc impo
nen. Y para que mis- paisanos va
yan aprendiendo todo 10 que TN pue
bio puede hacer en- ese camino, wa
Sc esta otra noticia que nos comu
MICA el telegrafo:
aLondres mayo 25.-En visit
de la declaration hecha en- sel Par
lamento por el primer Ministro 81
Campbell .Bannerman, Sc teme
grandes disturbios en- Irlanda. L
llamada sociedad sFor Ourselves
compuesta de los mas decididos an
ti-britanicos, acaba de celebrar TN
impOrtante reunion en- la que Sc ha
adoptado, como programa, las 81
guientes resoluciones: declarar {
mas absolute oboycotyS de Inglate
IRA; ordenar 4 los mietnbros irlar
deses del Parlamento no concurri
a las sesiones; que todo irland@s re
huse entrar en- relaciones de negc
clos y en- relaciones sociales con lC
ingleses residences en- Irlanda;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-07

LSase el MteyesamttSimiO IOlletfm "La
Retma Maxgar&a," que Gbareoe
en- las b6gtnas s. y g.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-07
NOTAS VE PONCE
Para Cayey. - Surtido
de sabrosas pinas.
Espantosa SEGA.
NUEvA lMPRENTA
Para editar un diario unio.
nista.-Paradero de don
Nemesio Virella.

JUNO S. I'm la taroe oel luneS
sali6 para Cayey 4 visitar a un en-
fermo el doctor Moret Mufioz.
Don Regime Virella nos su-
plica hagamos pdbiico sus deseos
de saber el paradero de Nemesio
Virella, para asuntos urgentes de
familia. Igual s1plica hace a la
prensa en- general de la isla.
-Empieza a surtirse esta pla-
"a de hermosas y sabrosas pifias Co
sechadas en- los terrenos de don
Fernando Vendrell en- la jurisdic-
ci6n de Ponce. Hemos pesado una
de estas que alcanza a 20 libras, con
la circumstance de ser mas duras
que las que Sc cosechan en- Cabo
Rojo y Lajas y ser mas apropiadas
para embarque.
Esta fruta tan codiciada Sc en-
cuentra hoy en- abundancia en- esta
ciudad, 4 precios muy bajos.
-HEMOS VISTO en- el eBazar
OteroS una preciosa collection de
calados y bordados, y nos informan
los schores Otero y Sobrino, que
pueden ofrecer en- este genero los
articulos mas 6nos y acabados que
sc trabajan en- Puerto Rico.
0Apesar de la espantosa SEGA
sigue vendiendose el carbon 4 II
cetavos lata. Los dos 8 tres aqua
ceros que cayeron en- estos dias han
trafdo por consecuencia que la le-
che de vaca sea mas hoja, sin luga1
( la baja en- el subido precio que sc
viene sosteniendo.
va han llegado a esta ciudad
las cajas, tipos, prensa etc., que
acaba de comprar I'm conocido unio.
nista de esta ciudad, con el prop6-
sito de sstablecer una imprenta y
editar un peri6dico unionsita, va
que en- esta localidad las empresa'
tipogra6cas estan desde hace muchC
tempo en- manos de republicanos
espiritistas, cat6licos, convenciona
listas y oportunistas.
Ell peri6dico unionista qu
Sc publicara en- breve, sera dirigid'
por una persona de historic polite
reconocida, que ha sabido afronta
con dignidad todas las circunstan
cias y jamas Sc ha doblegado ant
la oferta nj Ia ameuaza.
Feliciano Rodriguez fu
condenado 80 diaS de carcel, po
portar armas prohibidas.
-Sigue muy adelantado {
derrumbe del fuerte de la.playa.
Ell nuevo comite de la Uni6
, ha quedado constitufdo en- est
forma: -Presidente, don Jose Ust
ra; Tesorero: don Pedro Aufan'
, Vocales: SreS. Manuel c. Lunt
i. Luis V. Sanchez, Lcdo. Fernand
NJ. Toro, Alvaro Santaella, Jua
Marrero, Jose Bias Boscana; S,
cretario, Lcdo. Gustavo Rodrfguei
-Ha sido nombrado cajero d,
aBanco de Puerto RicoS, secci6n d
Ponce, don Sergio A. Poventuc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-07

irlandeses Sc abstengan de aNstarse
en- el ejsrcito y la armada britani-
Ca.S
Y que Dios reparta suerte,
como decian los turbas.
Esos actos de energla tienen
que surtir sus efectos, porque eau
san sensation en- todas parties; por-
que llevan a todos los ambltos del
mundo la verdad de Ia injusticia
que Inglaterra esta cometiendo cen
la mas infeliz de sus colonias, por
satisfacer las ambiciones de los in
gleses RESIDENCES en- 1rlanda que ex'
plotan al pats, y no siendo mas que
un grupo de privilegiados tienen
poder su6ciente para decidir el por-
venir de todo Tin pueblo.
Algo parecido esta ocurriendo
en- Puerto Rico; y cada afio que
transcurra sera mayor el poder y el
control de los continentales. Pero
este ocurre por la idiosincracia icla-
70! de nuestro pueblo. 81 en- vez
de pasarnos estos ocho afios ena
morando 4 Mr. Allen y a Mr. Hunt,
y a Mr. Winthrop y 4 Mr. Post, hu-
bieramos reclamado nuestro dere-
cho con la energla con que 10 hace
el pueblo irlandes; 81 en- vez de es-
tarnos destrozaHdo unos otros
por conseguir unos miseros desti-
nejos que apenas 81 dan para vivir,
nos hubieramos undo como un So
10 hombre, 4 estas horas, 8 tendria-
NOS nuestra autonomia, 8 Estados
Unidos estarlan, como esta Ingla-
terra hoy, desacreditada ante el
mundo entero como naci6n justi-
ciera, liberal y democratica.
En- estos dias ha publicado LA
DEMoCRACIA un articulo viril y pa
tri6tico contra ell Consejo Ejecuti
vo. Supongo que Sc ha lefdo cor
entusiasmo en- el pals, y que habr:
habido las exclamaciones de STEM
pre-: aiqu6 gran artlcuio!' ano hay
pluma como la de Muhoz Rivera!
siasi Sc escribe!D etc. Pero a la
veinticuatro horas, nadie Sc acuer
da del articulo, la impression ha pa
sado como una rafaga sin deja
huellas en- las almas de un mill6l
: de ilotas, y la labor del periodist
Sc pierde en- el vac!o, o,2como ESQ
truenos de verano que estallan tire
y pidando y despues Sc apagan com
Ell eco lejano de un cafionazo,
Y vuelta 4 la lucha de las pa
stones rencorosas y de los destine
jos miserables. ST todos imitara
a este cura, que jamas ha desempe
nado un destino y ssque antes de ct
trar en- esa lucha prehere vivir vid
+ amarga lejos del lar nativo, quizd
el sentimiento patrio estsrfa ma
desarrollado en- el pals.
5 MARIANA ABRIL.
New York, mayo 1907.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-07
DEsD[ D|g-GRANDE
Nuevo guardia.--Un es-
critic de queja.--Fa1-
ta de precauci6n.
DON MANUEL PIMENTELL
El future presupuesto. Re:
loj pdblico o'-Fsco de gas
acetileno. "A un arreglo.

JUNO 4.-De Arecibo, su pue-
bio natal, lego aquf hace pocos
dias, para prestar servicio, el guar
dia insular don Miguel Ramos, que
Sc ha granjeadol la general estima-
cion, por ser I'm fel cumplidor de
sus deberes.
Don Gerardo Baldlich, ha
dirijido un escrito al Honorable
Cobernador Mr.. Post, quejandose
del procedimiento peligrosisimo,
emplea1o en- la persecution de pc
rros realengos. PedazoS de carne
con estricnina, que son arrojados
sin ninguna precauci6n para el ex-
terminio de los canes, han sido en-
contrados tn muchos BALCONIES de
las casas de este pueblo y pasan va
de tres los casos, en que diferentes
madres han sorprendido a sus Pc
queiios Ell los luomentos en- que
llevaban q la boca trozos de la re-
ferida carne.
Ell reputado doctor Vizca-
rrendo, Official de Sanidad, iy el
Honorable Juez de Paz, don Fell
pc Rivera, tan pronto tuvieron CO.
nocimiento de 10 ocurrido, tomaron
prudentes y cnergica nedidas, pa
ra evitar la repetici6n de tales he
chos.
Sc encuentra bastante lesta-
b1ecido de la enfcrmedad que le
hizo guardian cana, nuestro qucri-
do alcalde, don Manuel Pimentell
Castro. Lo celebramos.
En- la session que celebrara el
Hon. Concejo municipal, el viernes
de la presente selnana, quedara de-
flnitivamente aprobado, el presu-
puesto que habra de regir para e
entrante afio economico de 1907. %
Tanto el seiior alcalde como el con
cejo, han tornado con verdadert
interes la confeccion de tan impor-
tante documento, adoptando medi
das sabias y seguras para atenle,
con verdadero cuidado 4 las necesi
dades y serIicios mas importantes
Con tai motive, pronto Sc ins
talaran, un ssmagni6co rreloj el
la torre de la Iglesia catolica, y III
hermoso foco de gas acetileno en- Il
plaza pIblica, cuyos servicios flgu
ran en- dicho presupuesto.
-Parece que es un hecho, qu
los eomites qUnion de Puerto Rico
y aUnionista Puroo llegaran a un
transaction satisfactoria para am
hos. Es tempo va de que cese1
para siempre las diferencias surgi
das al calor de la-pasada campaii
electoral. Asi es de esperarse d
los dignisimos compatriotas de un
y otro comite, tanto mas, cu2nd
10 exijen los generates intereses d
la localidad.
CoRREspoNSAL.
Lease el mteyesantfsin1O f0lletfm VI
Retna Maygayjta," " que abayeC
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-07

tan pronto regrese de Europa.
I'll sabado tendra lugar en- el
teatro ola PerlaS, el concerto orga-
nizado por Amalita Paoli. Reina
gran entusiasmo.
CORRESPONsARA
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-27
School And HOme-Training

As has been well put, it is not enough that your children are cloth ed and sent regularly to the school house, or that you try to give them time for study at home, yet many parents especially fathers regard this as the extent of their duty to their children. There are many things about the house and the grounds de- manding though seldom receiving the attention of the parent, and with out which attention, the children suffer more or less in many ways. Few men would entrust valuable animal "a horse, or cow-to strange hands without looking after the conditions to which it would be consigned. There would always be solicitude for its welfare, and very often personal supervision, no matter how busy the men were. But the children! The little, dependable, human animals that is another story.
 In large cities, great attention Is being bestowed upon the condition of the buildings and grounds with re- gard to sanitation and the welfare and comfort of the young people. Ventilation, the proper size of the desks the arrangement of the light, the position of the child when at study, the hours of recreation, the temperature of the room, cleanliness and freedom from smells or foulneSs of the grounds, purity of the water, and many other matters are subject to the gravest consideration. But the country schools are not so well cared for. Too often members of the school board, though fathers themselves, are indifferent, or thoughtless, and, so there is no fragrant complaint, things are allowed to jog along, unhindered. The mothers seem to have little time to look after such things, and if they did, they do not seem to have the power to right the wrongs.
 Do you know the conditions to which you consign the boys and girls? If not, don't you think it your duty to find them out by personal in- spection! Do you know anything about the teachers you hire, except what the certificate showed you? More than book learning should be required of a teacher, but in many cases, not even this is strictly insisted upon. You should look into the mat ter, fathers and mothers. Visit the schools, and realize your responsibility. Your visits will also be an inspiration to the teacher and an encouragement to the children.-Maury Democrat.
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-27

Miss Kate Devereux was the first of the three young ladies entitled to them, to call for her watch. She hap pened to be in town Sunday morning, and as she was to leave at once, we delivered it to her at that time. She was perfectly delighted with 1t, and pleased beyond expression. Though rather hard on US to have to pay twice for these, We were none the less pleased to deliver 1t to her and hope it will always be pleasant reminder of very pleasant contest. We are proud to number Miss Kate among our staunch friends. She is splendid young woman with a pile of sense.
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-27
School Opens.

Crowley Ridge Institute failed to open Tuesday, as announced. on ac. count of its unfinished condition. We understand that the mechanics have about finished now, and that exami- nations began this morning, will con. tinue tomorrow, and that the session proper will begin in earnest on Tues day morning next week.
 Send the children to school. A good education is absolutely essential to success in any pursuit in these days of sharp competition.
 Prof. T. c Nall is at the helm, and the prospects for really first class school this winter seems to be brighter.
 There is quite an interest being manifested, especially by some of the mothers in Forrest City, and every effort should be made by the author. itles, the teachers, the patrons and the pupils to make the l9O7-S term the most successful in the history of Forrest City free schools.
 There Is much to be gained by CO., operation and by encouraging the teachers and pupils, and it Is the duty of every good citizen to do all In his or her power to advance the interests of education. Knocking will do no good, but friendly criticism and in telligent advice or suggestions based upon experience and knowledge, will always result in improvement, and do good
 Forrest City is entitled to a really hrst-class school, and there is no ex- cuse that we can imagine, for not having 1t.
 We wish the teachers a very pleas ant and the pupils very profitable session.
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-27
Report of Grand Jury, September
 Term, 1907.

To the Hon. H. N. Hutton, Judge:
 The undersigned, the Grand Jury of the St. Francis Circuit Court for the September term 1907, beg leave to submit the following report:
 We have been in session eight days and have endeavored faithfully to in- vestigate all charges and even rumors of offenses against the laws. We have issued one hundred and thirty-five sub- pRnas and have examined one hundred and two witnesses, and have found sixty bills of indictment, sixteen for felonies and forty-four for misde- meanors, and returned the papers in four cases endorsed not true bill.
 We sent committee of three to visit the poor house and they report that the paupers of the county are cared for in a proper manner, being well fed and comfortably clothed and housed, they being as contented and happy as could be expected of persons in their condition in life.
 We visited the jail in a body, and find it well kept and in good sanitary condition, well drained and clean. and we note with pleasure that the County Judge has complied with the sugges- tion of former Grand Jury in putting in bath tub for use of the prisoners, and we recommend that he provide hot water connections to the tub which will add greatly to benefits derived from the same. While the jail is somewhat crowded just now owing we suppose to many recent arrests, the prisoners say they are well fed and cared for.
 We find that the Magistrates have made reports as required by law, both to the County Court and to the Circuit Court and that the collecting officers are prompt in paying into the treasury all moneys coming into their hands.
 And we find from the report of the Commissioners of Accounts that all the books and records of the county are well and correctly kept; and as appears by that, and the financial statement of the county published by the clerk for the year ending June 3O, 1907, that the condition of the county as to all it's funds is better than ever before.
 In closing we wish to thank Your Honor and all the officers of the Court for the many courtesies and the prompt and willing assistance given us in the performance of our duties.
 And having no further business to consider we ask to be discharged.
 Respectfully submitted,
 F. w. DERosITT, Foreman.
 Attest: l.. HURLEY, Clerk.
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-27
Health Notice.

The St. Francis County Board of Health at a called meeting held We'd nesday, September 18th, 1907, issued the following order.
 That all carcasses must be burned or buried at depth of not less than two feet, and at q distance not less than two hundred yards from the public highway.
 Stock dying on uninclosed property, if the owner of same cannot be found. must be burned or buried by owner of said property.
 Ali violations of this health ordi. nance shall be punished to the full extent of the law
 W. II. ALLEY, NJ. D., Pres.
 J. A. BoGART, NJ. D., Sec.
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-27
EselcO Rhymes.

When Mary learned her Sunday beau Smoked nothing but the ESELCO, She said to make him feel at ease, Just smoke ESELCOS when you
 please"
 You'll find wherever people go. They're calling for tile ESELCO Ten Cent Cigar, because they know Hix Mallory guarantees 'em; For people now are up to snuff: They know ESELCOS are the stuff. That these Cigars are good enough, And nothing else will please lem. Smoke large ESELCOS for dime:
 The small ones for nickle, But smoke ESELCOS all the time.
 To get the best ARTICKLE. Into any city you may go, The glittering sign of "ESELCO Ten Cent Cigars is seen But where you find that sign dis Of brilliant lights, the letters made, Hix Mallory has been to see them. Oh, the fragrant ESELCO Comes from islands, where they grow Best tobacco in the world. Watch me smoke an ESELCO, While the smoke wreaths upward go, Twisting, curling, til unfurled 'ESELCOS For Your Appreciation, l" Is stamped on every box Enough to make Aunt Carrie Nation, Regret 1t when she knocks So good cigar as the ESELCO From your mouth into the street, And make her say, 'one thing know, ESELCOS can't be beat" The wrapper from Sumatra, far, With best Havana filler, You buy that sort of Cigar, For just dime in siller, It's name of course, you'll want to know You'll find that Pm contiding- It is the Ten Cent ESELCO i, That 1 am now describing. Post Scrip.
 Oh, the rhymes that could write, And the poems I'd compose, If 1 had within my sight, Another box of ESELCOS
 HIX MALLORY.
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-27
Cures Blood, Skin Diseases, Cancer
 Greatest Blood Purifier Free

If your blood is impure, thin, dis eased, hot or full of humors; if you have blood poison, cancer, carbuncles, eating sores, scrofula, eczema, itch ing, risings and bumps, scabby, pimply skin, bone pains, catarrh, rheuma- tism, or any blood or skin disease take Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. B. Soon all sores heal, aches and pains stop, and the blood is made pure and rich. Druggists or by express, sl per large bottle. Sample free by writing Blood Balm Co.,, Atlanta, Ga. B. B. B. is especially advised for chronic, deep seated cases, as 1t cures after all else fails.
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-27
PrOgranle.

The fifth Sunday meeting of the Mt. Vernon Baptist Association will convene with the Baptist Church of Forrest City, Friday evening Sept. 27th, 1907.
 Friday, 7;30 pm: Sermon by Pastor Graves, of Marianna, Ark. Saturday, 10 am: Business session. liam: Sermon by Pastor Arlington of Colt, Ark.
 DINNER. ? D. m.: business session. 7;30 p. m. sermon by F. P Turner, of Little Rock.
 Sunday, 10 a. m: Sunday School Il a. m.: Sermon by Pastor Burr, oi Helena, Ark. 7:30 p. m.: Sermon by J. G. Harris, of Brinkley. Ark. A cordial welcome to all.
 I. F.. NEWMAN.
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-27
Beyond Expression.

G. W. Farlowe, East Florence, Ala. writes: "For nearly seven years was afflicted with a form of skin dis ease which caused an almost unbear able itching. 1 could neither work rest nor sleep in peace Nothing gave me permanent relief until I tried Hunts Cure. One application reliev ed me; one box cured me, and though a year has passed, have stayed cured. l am grateful beyond expres sion. "
 Hunts Cure is guaranteed remedy for all itching diseases of the skin Price soc.
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-27
- . N Do You Itch :

If so, you know the sensation is not an agreeable one and hard to cure un- less the proper remedy is used.
 Hunts Cure is the king Of all skin remedies. It cures promptly any itch ing trouble known. No matter the name or place. One application re- lieves-one box is absolutely guaran- teed to cure.
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-27
Had Tetter for Thirty Years.

l have suffered with letter for thirty years and have tried almost countless remedies with little, if any relief. Three boxes of Chamberlain's Salve cured me. It was a torture. It breaks out little sometimes, but nothing to what 1t used to do.-D. H. Beach, Midland City, Ala. Chamber lain's Salye is for sale by J. T. Sanders.