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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-11
NOT|C|AS GENERATES
AL Consejo Executive.
Nombramientos pa
ra su aprobaci6n.
UN VEN1UROSO HOGAR
Comisi6n de Ia policfa, Sc.
sion ordinaria. -Renun-
cia de un concej jal.
UN VENIUROSO HOGAR

I'll SODeI uduoI Nd SUVlduO
la aprobaci6n del Concejo Ejecut..
vo los siguientes nombramientos:
Esteban Lopez Cruz, para CONCEAL
de Faiardo; Jose Ma Pagan, para
CONCEAL de Coamo; Onofre Morell,
para CONCEAL de Camuy; Jose An
tonic Cintr6n, y Francisco Marti
nez para concejales de Juana Diaz.
FL venturoso hogar de nues
tros dlstluguidos amigos los espo-
sos Ps1a Garlcano- Rodriguez ha
sido favorecido con una hermosa
nina, que vino al mundo con toda
felicidad, hace pocos dlas. Nuestra
enhorabuena los regocijados pa.
dres.
-Mahana, probablemente, ce-
tsbrara session la comlsi6n de la po-
licia insular.
FL Consejo Ejecutivo Sc
reunira maiiana, en- session ordina-
ria, a las tres de la tarde.
-Ha presentado la renuncia
de su cargo Ell concejal del ayuuta-
miento de Cayey sefior Jose c. No
gueras.
-Esta indicado para ocupar Ia
plaza de investigator y ayudante
del tesorero municipal de Arecibo,
el seiior Jose Limon de Arce.
-Ha fallecldo en- esta ciudad
el joven farmaceutlco Lcdo. Gena
70 Manzanal, director de la far.
macia municipal. SD enfermedad
iapida y de tan funesto resultado
ha sido una sorpresa para sus ami
gos. Esta tarde sc veri6cara el
entierro. Reciban su atribulads
vluda y demds familiares nuestrc
pksame sincere.
Aver regres6 de la inspection
de las obras y estudios de las carre.
teras de Bayam6n q Comerfo y Co
merio 4 Barranquitas el principal
Asst. Engr. seiior Luis 7. Rubio.
-Antes de fin de diciembrs
estara totalmente terminado el es
tudio de la carretera de Comerfo
Barranquitas, resultando unos dlez
y sells Kilometres eutre dichas po
blaclones.
Han sido asistidos en- la sals
de socorros Gregorio Hernandez
de una herida por desgarro en- e
tercio medic de la pierna derecha
Felix CoSme de contuslones en- la'
regiones malar y dental derecha J
Jaime Molanna de herida contusI
sobre el arco superciliar deiecho.
-Anoche sorprendi6 la detec
tive una jugada 10 prohibldo el
los altos de una casa de la calle d
la Luna, arrestando a catorce pei
sonas qde fueron couducidas a i
carcel.
Hoy visit6 al Gobernado
INFERNO el Tesorero de Puerto Ric
Mr. Gromer.
Manuel Vazquez fue deteni
| do aver por acomedmiento y agre
} sion.
, -Ha regresado de SD viaje
D la isla, gratamente impresionado d
su excursion, nuestro amigo el ST
$ nor Francisco X. Arache, represer
tante de sEl Carnaval.s lie salt
/. damos.
: Como resultado de la inve
S tigacion practlcada Ell Santa Tsab
: por el acting Secretarlo de Puert
: Rico Mr. Skinner y el acting Alto
ney Mr. Brown, cuyo informe
z present6 aver al Hon. Gobern
d dor ,interinc, este pidl6:la renu
!. ella al alcalde de dicho pueblo sefi
i Angel Bernabe Torres, al concej
!. Angel Monserrate, al Juez de P
Nicolas Ortiz Lebr6n y al Secret
= del mismo Juzgado sehor Luis 7
= rres.
T. -Anoche estuvo muy conc
rrida Ia function del cinemat6gra
Arizona republican., 1907-09-08

Fans a full measure for their fifty cent pieces at F,astlake Park yesterday afternoon. That this ancient order. of which there was a large representation, aid not get more than the worth Of their money, was not the fault of the Indians. for they against great odds. and unprepared for the contest. lack ing three of their best swatters. Chut- nicutt and their fastest pitcher. went into the game with the intention of giving PhoeniX a classy exhibition of ball till the curtain fell. Prescott, or rather Elliott. Heap Trouble Maker, at the end of the seventh Inning led the Grass from the diamond, the hour 4:50 .. m., claiming they must catch a train, which departs at 7:30, for Tooksoor.
 Elliott must be slower than an old woman crossing in front of a funeral procession if he and the rest of them could not have left the field at
Arizona republican., 1907-09-08

o'clock. lined up for refreshments washed and primped in front of the glass. eaten a beefs;eak or two. and then had a half hour to make the de- parting train. If Elliott had had any Eeutility about him he would have giv- en the fans what they were yelling for, since most Of them had come out in answer to Prescott's wall of woe. that they needed the money. The In- dian school manager acted fair There was no agreement for a cessation of hostiiities at the end of the seventh, a fact which Redmon, the manager of the .Gravs acknowledged before the in- fur.atcd fans But Redmon was not 70 blame. He was on the square. But the team. led by Elliott. bullicd the thing through, and vent to town. Then the umpire. Nenne. of the Indian school after the due time limit. de- clared the game forfeited to the Indi- ans. the score Q to o. It had been agreed in the beginning that the losers should have % and the winners 50 per cent of the gate receipts. This decis- ion entitled the Redskins to hold the long end of the money. IL was satis- factorily settled and Manager Redmon of the Grays, said that he was con- teRt with inc adjustment. The Indian school manager, Holzworth. was dis posed to be fair, and deplored the ne cessity of winning in that way.
 But there was nothing fair to the fans about the Grays action. Tn ab- sence of an agreement. the game should have gone to the limit. Per haps the Grays were groggy. The In- dians had outplayod them in the field. caught them mapping on bases, work ed high jinks OF their base runners, and the last time with the bludgeon came perilously near scoring. They were beginning to smash the dinky shoots of Hudson, and there is no telling what they might have done in two more times at bat Many a game has been cinched in the closing ses- sions. The Indians. who played ball with their hands and feet and not with their mouths. were emitted to all that was coming to them. and a little nrSre. since they were doing Prescott a favor in giving them a chance to re- coup its finances.
 Another incident that shows the animus of the Prescott beefer: 1t was agreed and so reported to The Re- publican reporter Friday night, that as the Indians were minus their best
Arizona republican., 1907-09-08
AN UP 10 DATE
 PHOENIX ENTERPRISE

In keeping with the advancement of the man. interests in the valley. Is the recently comcleted show rooms and work shop of the Salt River Valley Monumental Works, located on West 4th ave-res.
 M-. A. Nj. Wiatt took Republican representative through the new plant and told him of his working plans for the future. The main building. con- taining show rooms and office and fac ing on Washington street, is 1Sx4O feet and carries a large lettered sign across its entire front containing the name Of the works. This is surmounted by d smaller one bearing the proprietor's s name, the front is finished in small mesh steel wire and panel effects and the sides and back in Swiss lattice work. the roof is of corrugated steel
 The visitor enters the court by a small gate bearing the word Push r and directly in front is greeted by another sign, "Office:" on this door is an electric button. which alarm calls the attendant who ma- be, in the office or in the work shop. to the rear. To the right and left are the cool and in VitinS show rooms which are laid in narrow board walks. the remaining space being thoroughly tamped and covered with crushed granits which will be used for the display of monu- ments in stock.
 Passing from the show room to the left and through a swinging gate one enters the work shop which room is 1SX2O feet and joins the main building at right angles. Here are to be found the work benches, tools etc. necessary in the working and carving of mon-
Arizona republican., 1907-09-08

uments. This room is arrars Heu l'i comfort to the workmen, having auto- matic shades on either side for pro tection from sun and storm. The pla 1' is neatly painted throughout a1I strictly up to date and is especially ar ranged for visitation by both ladies and gentlemen. MT. Wiatt has a car load Ot stock in transit which is ex- pected about the last of the month. Part ot this is sold by orders already taken and the balance will be used as stock and will comprise a varied as- sortment Of marble and granite in the latest styles from the states of ohio. Tennessee and Vermont.
 MT. Wiatt came to the valle- from Minneapolis Minn.. in 1898 and for sev- eral years was engaged in the dairy
Arizona republican., 1907-09-08

: business. awai ting an opportunity tc embark in thi :, his chosen profession : and IS display D1g the greatest of faith
 Tn the future or the valley in the prep aration Of ST io h complete quarters. ! His eXDeri ace of many years in
 Minnesota hl the monument business
 ivith Keen . 1mpetition. fits him to ca.'er to the most exacting in the stone CT tt. ing line
 E'e will mplOy an experienced stone cutie r Lrorc Chicago to assist him and will rive the business his undivided attenti n al Id hopes to merit a goodIy share O. pal rOnage and to this end in yites a pub tc inspection of plant and stock esp eci ally the ladies'
 Have you tried sack of PERFECT FLOUR yet?' Now is the time.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-08
THE EIFFEL TOWER.

Paris, Sept Tn all Frame there has been no buster place during the last three four weeks tn m the e :. platform of the EiffeI To wer. WI =. the war department has a Eirele. ..r egraph station.
 Ever since the disturbar
 Blanca broke out Captain -, @ NSst is in charge of the sta W h" in constant Communice ,.S .el Drude. the commander " uei- French troops in Nor - oi 'ne taiIs of tba .,i-,'atio ssst-ed on all de- rrase,t ,s-,a a-at,, which at the :. yer ,s..i|,,s ,-,,[ h gins to take on
Arizona republican., 1907-09-08
HAPPY WOMEN PRAISE PE1RU-EA
It Has Made Pe-rt-na Famous Throughout the Land
It Is Works, Not Words, That H.

The miss and the matron alike praise Peruna. Girls and women have alrdiscoversd the value of Peruna. peculiar way and have found relief by taking Peruna
 Fair girls and beautiful ~omen frniI daughters and si!ing mothers everywhere have taken Peruna and know its value in the relief of ailments peculiar their From the grandmother the girl babe the
 Il this being true and the woman does not hesitate to tell it. her words win the confidence of other woen and thus the fame of Peruna spreads from household to household, until millions of homes acknowledge Peruna their favorite and reliable family medicine
 Peruna is good for many minor ills. It be relied upon to mitigate the many disagreeabe effects of colds and Irregularities so common among women. All the ailments of catarrhal nature belong within the
 scope of Peruna's remedial action. /
Arizona republican., 1907-09-08
MORE MISERY IN
 HE PHOENIX CAMP

But tte Redskins Were Given the Game g 70 ard the Long End or the Purse, When Prescott Played the Baby Act.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-08

'.I suffered with female troubles for thirteen years, and tried the best doc tors in Louisville, Ky, without relief. spent thousands of dollars at the Springs. Thedoctors desired that have an operation performed to remove my ovaries, which l would not consent to. saw an advertisement of yoCr Peruna and bought one bottle, and before I had taken it all I could get out ot bed and walk about. After taking three bottles I was as we'll and hearty as ever. I gained in flesh from one hundred and eighteen to one hundred and eighty
Arizona republican., 1907-09-08

six pounds. If it had not been for your great and wonderful medicine I would now be in mygrave. l would advise all women sufferers 70 fryh. Iwould not be without it for the worli."-Anna Munden, Hollygrove, Ark.
 ''I was troubled with very serious pelvic weakness, which exhausted me so that l feared 1 would lose my mind. suffered agony with my back, the pain extending down my left leg. The pain was so severe that I would have well comed death as relief. Peruna cured me of this trouble,-no wonder l rec
Arizona republican., 1907-09-08

It was I'D to the Redskins and the Prescott Grays to give the patient and persevering Fraternity of Flamboozled
Arizona republican., 1907-09-08

, Miss Annie Hendren Eocklyn, Wash- writes
 
  ] house, milk think to-day medicine Peruna wei! ! girl. can much for Peruna."
Arizona republican., 1907-09-08

ommend it so highly. It will soon be two years since found relief from the pain and not sign of it has returned. I am glad that there is way in which I can speak of this, as many a sufferer may read my testimonial, and not only read, but believe.'-Mrs. Wm. Tender son, Craik, \. w. T., Can.
 "I feel it my duty to write and tell you of the good Peruna has done me. I was subject to female weakness. For six years [ suffered more or less. We consulted various doctors, who gave me relief, but no cure. l have suffered a great deal, and my husband had very large bills to pay.
 'In my despair l decided to try Peruna, and the first bottle taken ac- cording to your directions gave me relief. I have had no backsef since then. Since we have used Peruna, a doctor has seldom been in our house."- Mrs. Martha Fredrich, Central Park, L. L. Y. I.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-16
FREE FERRY
 PROPOSITION AGAIN
W. '. McFadden and M. E. Stewart Ask Board of Trade For Further Time in Which to Arrange
 For New Service.

w. T. McFadden and M. R. Stewart, who operate ferrys in this county, this morning asked for further time in which to close a contract with the special committee from the Pine Bluff Board of Trade, for the convenience and accommodation of persons living on the north side of the river.
 The money for the free ferry has already been subscribed by the mem- bers of the Board of Trade and oth- CTS. MT. McFadden has made bid for the ferry, amounting to $2,40O. He proposes to operate the ferry at the old McFadden ferry landing a few miles north of this city. M. R. Stewart is operating the Clegg ferry across the river at this point Mrs. Clegg has the franchise here for the ferry for ninety-nine years and there is some differences between the two that have to be arranged before the contract is let for the free ferry. It is stated that they will be able to each an amicable agreement before Friday morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-16
Judge Grace's
 Brilliant Charge
(Continued From Page One.)

NNS'iSi'uNN l ] plii dSC outsJ
 enforcement of The laws will bring about better conditions
 Judge Grace said that a man thinks nothing of shooting another man down these days, because the courts are not even given an opportunity to convict the guilty parties. 1 In reference to gambling in this city and county Judge Grace said as far as he could learn all the gambling houses ill this county had been closed and there was very little, if any. gam bling going on here now. He i'm pressed the grand jurors with the importance, however, of going after the gamblers, and read the law to
 them covering all forms of gam bling.
 Judge Grace, during his charge, stated that some people and espec- tally the gamblers would argue that if you run gamblers out of town it would be a dead town. Such an argument, he said, was absurd. He referred to the progress of Hot Springs, since the abolition of gamb- ling houses and other gambling games there. He declared that recent dispatch from Hot Springs shows that there at present $2OO,- 900 more money deposited in the various banks of that city than ever before. That does not indicate dead town he said It reminds me- said Judge Grace, :" of saloonist who made the statement that he would do more whiskey business if his town was voted "dry town than if he was permitted to run his saloon wide open But that same fellow, Judge Grace said, was never heard to urge prohibition, not with standing his argument.
 The grand jury is composed of: w. B. Greenfield, 4. o. Ewards, c. T. Robinson, J. B. Johnson, M. A. Hud- son, M. c. Cross, George Clements. Lee Fox, A. B. Richardson, K. A. Adams. J. H. Trulock. C. M. Fer guson, H. c. McGaughey. s. A. fhalheimer, Jim Monk, John Gray. Morris Schwartz.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-16
GENTY SHOW COMING

Gentry Bros. Dog and Pony show will exhibit in this city, September 23. J. B, Austin, the general agent of the show is in the city today making arrangements for the grounds and other things necessary for the exhibition of the show in this city.
 Mr. Austin stated thal the Gentry Bros. show will be the only tent show to exhibit in Pine Bluff this year for the reason that the ra;l- road companies are adverse to hand ling any show requiring a special train. This is because of the coz gestion of freight along the lines and the shortage of motive power to properly handle the traffic Show trains have to be run on time in or der that the show will reach it's des- tlnation in time for the performance and for this reason the railroad companies are unwilling to sign contract calling for special ser Vice.
 The Gentry show, so Mir. Austin state. made their contract last spring for this route and the order against handling show trains has been issued since the signing of the Gentry Bros. contract. There are several railroads Mr Austin states that are not even handling shows of the Gentry size and this, of course puts the agents to considerable an- noyance 10 properly route their show and avoid the lines that are adverse to handling circus trains.'
 The Gentry show is one of the best nnown tent shows on the road and always receives liberal pa trona2e in this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-16
ATONEMENT DAY
 SERVICES AT TEMPLE

The services will start on Tuesday night at 7:30 o'clock. The subject of Rabbi Frisch will be "The Message of the Day. On Wednesday services all day, with the exception of the noon recess. The morning service will commence at 10 o'clock and the subject of the sermon will be Three Faults. There will be a special chil- dren's service at l o'clock. The af- ternoon service will start at 2:45, the memorial service at 4:15 and the concluding service at I :45. Special music.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-16
OIL CASE TO
 RESUME TUESDAY

New York, Sept ., 16.-Taking of testimony in the government suit for the dissolution of the Standard Oil company will oe resumed to- morrow before Special Examiner Ferriss of St. Louis. The delay was granted in order to allow the oil company to prepare transcripts of books and records demanded to be produced by the attorneys for the government.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-16

Doan's Regulets cure constipation, tone the stomach, stimulate the liver, promote digestion and appetite and easy passages of the bowels. Ask your druggist for them. 25 cents a box
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-16
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CARD FROM
 MONSIGNOR LUCEY

Editor Graphic: In the last Sun days issue of the Graphic my name appeared signed to petition on the shade tree matter of Lakeside. WISH to say that I did not sign my name to the petition nor authorize any one to sign it. I knew nothing about the signature being there until read It in yesterdays Graphic.
 J. M. LUCEY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-16

 is the spirit of Chrst. The following extract from the new laws of marri- age that will go into effect next Easter is of interest: 'Non- Catholics, whether baptized or unbaptized who contract marriage among themselves are nowhere bound to observe the Catholic form of sponsalia or mar riage.'
 s'It is probable that no other Chris tian church goes as far as the Cath ollie church in rendering marriage accessible to all Where it is impossi- ble for month or more. on account of storm, flood, epidemic, great dis tance or other similar hindrance, for a Catholic couple to get priest, they are permitted to go before any two reputable men or women as witness es and make their declaration of mar riage promises and that marriage is just as good as if the pope of Rome had officiated and later on when the priest makes visitation, he will bless it. Fifty and seventy years ago in Arkansas and other Southern and Western states, such marriages were not uncommon.
 Another peculiarity of Catholic law is that the ministers of the sac rament of matrimony are the con- tracing parties themselves. The priest is but witness. though a nec- essary one-just as a notary public or other public officer is a necessary witness to an other or other civil transaction and without his presence and his seal, the action would have no value in law
 While matrimony is a sacrament in the eyes of the churfp it is also a mutual contract. Because it is sacrament like baptism and the e.i- charist. the church does not " sh her members to receive it elseW'' ate than from her own hands; and be cause it is contract the parties .'tI- tually concerned are factors.
 One other point may be of general interest, case where Catholic mar ries one of another religion or no re- ligion. The church insists that the party who is not a Catholic shall promise not to interfere with tie Catholic party in the performance of religious duties and should children result from the marriage that they shall be raised in the Catholic faith. The church prefers that Catholics marry those of their own faith. When this cannot we'll be done, the Cath ollie party must be made safe iii the nractice of religion. The Catholic party to such marriage is frequent ly the woman. If children are born, she is the mother and is responsible to God for their baptism ana thelr beng reared in the true principles of religion. She cannot sell or batter her rights because they are also s2- cred duties. Unless those promises are given the church refuses to have anything to do with the marriage. A house divided against itself cannot prosper. If those young peo'le had each a small fortune of two or three thousand dollars which they wished to unite in the grocery buslness' great care would be taken to secure harmony and eliminate differences.
 Catholics are solemnly warned to heed the advice of parents and pas tors and to observe the laws Of the church if they would promise them selves any real happiness here or hereafter
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-16

If your food does not digest well, few doses of Prickly Ash Bitters will set matters right. It sweetens the breath, strengthens the stomach, creates appetite and cheerfullness
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-16
MOZLEY'S LEMON ELIXIR.

Cured me or a long-standing case of chills and fever by using two bot ties. J. c. STANLEY.
 Engineer E. T. Va. X Ga. R. R.
 All druggists sell pr Mozley's Lemon Elixir.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-04
FOR SALE

Land in the city with frontage of
lis feet on King Street. Ground
rent will give purchaser eight $50
per cent net. Lessee pays taxes
and all other assessments and keeps
buildings on land insured for benc.
1T of Lessor. For further particu.
lars, apply to John +. Colburn.
3550.tf
In South Kona, 10000 acres OF lard as
whole. Address S. Norris, Waio.
hinu, Hawaii. 3550.f
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-04
MUCH MONEY Spent
ON COUNTY ROADS
Shown What Each District
Got Under County
GERE GIVES DETAILED
RtPJRT TO SUPERVISORS
kooLAuPoko GOT LIONS SHARE
OF APPROPRIATIONS WITH
EVA FOLLOWING A
CLOSE SECOND

The work done during the is months
existence of the County ON the roads
and bridges in the outside districts
has been covered In detailed report
which has been prepared by County
Engineer Gcre. and which will he sub
mittcd to the Board of Supervisors at
its meeting tonight. II also gives an
idea Of the improvements contemplat-
ed in these districts. and includes an
inventory Of the tools and machinery
on hand. The expenditure by districts
waS rs follows:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-04
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