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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-29
Fl Gran TOniCO La Pe-ru-na
ViSOriZa TOdO FL SiStema.
La Pe-runa ES EIRemediO
Para Los PadecimientOS
De La Ean7iIia.
81 Sc Usa Una Vez, Sc
HaCe Indispensable
mente Ell RemediO
FaVOritO.
TAN pronto como la Peruna es como

TAN pronto como la Peruna es como
j. cida en- una poblaci6n, permanece,
Sc vende rapidamente.
Esto Sc debe q que la Peruna ligera.
mente proporciona alivio en- casos de
Intermediates causadas por cambios
rapidos de temperature.
Una vez usada, Sc anuncia soIa.
Los droguistas saben por experiencia
que la Peruna es el remedio mas solicit
tado, ell que mas Sc vende en- ell mercado.
La familia que empieza a usar Peruns,
la solicita otra vez,
Es una medicina muy conveniente
para la casa.
81 alguien esta delicado debil, le
fortalece y lie devuelve ell vigor perdido.
81 la digestion es mala, Peruna Ia corri-
je inmediatamente.
Purifca la sangre, ayudando la di-
gestion.
Fortalece los nervios, aumentando la
nutrici6n.
Proporciona buen dormir, apaciguan-
do los nervios.
Muchos victimas del catarro cr6nico,
como el Sr. Flores, de M6jico, han con-
sultado doctores, y han tornado toda
clase de medicinas, pero ninguna les
proporcion6 ell alivio que proporcion6
la Peruna.
Todo el anuncio que ecesita la Pc
runa, es introducirla en- ma vecinidad y
familia.
Padecf Del Higado Y Los Rihones Por
CuatrO Amos.
Dice ell Sr Evan Evans en- su carta q
la Peruna Medicine Co.
Padecf del Higado Y los Rifones por
espacio de cuatro afos, Y qued6 d6bil y
enf1aquecido. Muchas veces sufrfa in.
tensos dolores en- ell lado derecho y en-
la espalda, y me sentia tar. fatigoso que
tenia que tirarme en- cualquier parte.
Caste un dineral en- m edicinas, sin
provecho alguno, estaba muy desani
mado, pues no mejoraba, 'cuando Sc me
recomend6 la Peruna. Z mpece a to-
maria y me alivi6.
Me euro ell catarro del higado y los
rifones, extrajo ell veneno del sistema
me purified la sangre, y me- puso bien )
fuerte.
Evan Rvans,
800 L. 9Th ST., Topeka, Kans.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-29

de unos dos mil quinientos pesos.
Al sab-r e,to SD Sautidad resolvi6
que COM tai cantidad no podfa
gastarse en- la actual condicion de
los fondos de la Iglesia, aunque
fuele para salvlr tan m .gnlfico jar
din, ordenaba Sc desmolieran todos
los muros y Sc destruyera el jar
din.
Dicen de San Petersburgo que
en- La mafiana del 16 de este mes es-
tampo el Emperador Nicolas su
firm en- el dkase imperial por ell
cual queda aboliia la presente
D1ma y en- el cual $. ordena que
las e'eccloueS de mirtnbros para Ia
nueva Duma Sc veri6queu el dia IA
de uoviembre pr6ximo.
EIas eleceiones sera1 celebra.
das conform "a uul nu va ley cleo
toral, en- la cual Sc tomau las me-
didas necesarias para evitar que las
clases educadas sean absorb las
por las ignoranteS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-29
Eduardo Vilar, de Caguas
DOCTOR EN- CLENCIAS F1IPNOTICAS

70 Vidal y Vazquez, me euro UNI
pierna LENA de t1lceras. Otras in.
teligencias int dij:ron que era ne
cesario la amputacion de la misma,
y bal un tratamiento de IS dias
quede completamente bien. En- tes-
timonio irmo.-Brigida Montaiiez.
San Ju1n.
Certi6co; que el doctor Eleodo.
70 Vilar y Vazquez, euro a una hi
ia mia, pues los medicos decfan que
padecfa de tisis infantil. Lame al
doctor antes aludido, asisti&ndola
por espacio de diez dfas, quedando
mejorada de su padecimiento. En-
testimonio de la verdad frmo...-.
Dionisia Perez.
San Juan.
Certifco. que el doctor Eleodo-
70 Vilar y Vazquez, me euro I'm do
lor que tenfa por espacio de IS dfas
en- el costado izquierdo y con un
solo tratamiento quede hueno. En-
testimonio frmo. ----ENira Perez,
Jose Maria Melendez.
Certifco: que el doctor Eleo.
doro Vilar y Vazquez, me euro un
dolor que sentia en- todo mi cuerpo.
Con un solo tratamiento quede
bien. -Eu testimonio frmo.-Isa.
bel Muhoz.
San Juan.
Certi6co: que el doctor Eleo.
doro Vilar Vazquez, me euro 4 una
hija de TN oempachoO de seis rue.
ses. En- testimonio frmo. - Ra.
mon Algarin, Carmen Flores.
San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-29

Z Muzquz Coahuia Mexico.
: Srs Medicine Co.. Columbus Ohio, E. u. de A.
Padeci cr6ncO CLncO pOda
3rluadamcn pude EnermedadeS Vida
einmediatamen fOmaa
Z acuerdo las hSfrucciOneS del HbrO
tcnzar
Tc cioerad9 mi ssIuG
consule varios especastas peo med
! { ne aHviGr0n
conOcia Peruna pOblacn Ahora
Tanben ucho
, a-fayI-es il cs.. ton7andO. dO.---Ti Flores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-29
Sc VE.NDE

In solar eu Ia Playa de Ponce,
calle de Ia Nirtud. .sguina la Real.
Para mas informe,, dirfjanse a don
Rafael Garcia, Sislinas Puerto
Rice, Goa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-29

DAASA~AOhN AS' pA6 AANAk\0 lNSklAAAO
MOS:
ST.. Direc:or De La DEMOCRACIA.
IL sntlico qr" en- >u lin trado
peri6 'ico me co'oquc eSras linra>:
Certihco: que 81 doctor Eleodo-
70 Vllar y Vazquez euro 4 una hija
mia de IN dolor de cabeza, que ha-
cia IS dias 10 tenia. Estuvo en-
San Juan, Rio Piedras y Santurce,
y no n curaron. En- testlmonio fir
mo, l:lvira Garcia, Felicia Franco.
San Juan.
Ccrtihco: que el doctor Eleodo
70 Nilar y Nazquez me euro de Ia
malaria, que tenia cuarenta grades
y ME asiStio por esNacio de 40 dfas
y quedG bueno. En- testimoni) fir
mo. -JesdS Arroyo Ortiz.
San Juan.
Certihco: que el doctor Eleodo-
70 Vilar y Vazquez me euro un hijo
que padecla de los intestinos. En-
testimonio frmo. Rafael Davila
Carballo, Dolores Arroyo.
San Juan.
Certifco: que el doctor Eleo-
ioro Vilar y Vazquez, me euro un
dolor que sentia sobre un ojo, que
hacia alg1n tempo padecia de el.
Dlcho doctor me hizo una sola Gu
racion y quedG radicalmente bue-
IA. En- testimonio frmo. Maria
Gonzalez, Carmen Rivera.
San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-29
Farnacia De ], PaIaDrO
CagHaS, Pue,toL2irO.

Complete surtido Ell drogas, Pa
teaiilados. Pc fumeria, Semiilas de
hora ia, etc Sc garantiza el despa-
cho de formulas Precio los mas Il
mitalos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-29
Ca1srrO Del ESt6mag0.

Laa2rrO Del ESt0Hag0.
Carta del ST., G., B. M. Grafton, Fran
coril, Pa.
81 y. padiera Verne, podria conven,
carsc dc 10 que la Peruna ha hecho POI
:aD
SIN vezd de sentirme como un invalido,
Ilc siento como todo un hombre saluda-
c, Y pucdo TRAFALGAR.
"lomo tres completas oomidas al dia
e-toy cn@lue,ando.
"Nle medicine por dos a1os y medic,
rast2 cue uno de ms amigos me aconse-
b probasa Ia Peruna, sin cuya medicina
,amds osJart,
lie est0y tan agradecido, estim&do
Doctor Hartman, que no Sc como darle
las gracias por gu simple trstamien;o.
IL deseo todo eI 6xito del mundo, y jan.aa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-29

La Administrator de LA DE-
MocRAC1A ha recibido para su pu-
blicaci6n, los siguientes testilno-
MOS:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-29

de mayor circulation de los que Sc
editan en- esta ciudad para los que
tengan algun derecho real sobre el
-tnmuebtez 7dtesrrito, las -persUrayig-
noradas a quienes pueda perjudicar
Ia inscription y en- general a todo
el que desee oponerse pueda efec-
tuarlo dentro del termino de sesenta
dias, llbro el presente en- San Juan
de Puerto Rico a diez de JUNO de
mil novecientos siete.
JOSE Z. FIGUERAs, secretario
le la Corte. - Por, A. MARIN
MARIEN, secretario auxiliar.
Estados Unidos de America. Fl Pre-
Sidente de los Estados Unidcs. IS.
En- la Corte Municipal del Distri-
to Judicial Municipal de Manati,
Puerto Rico.
NUMERO O.. Mauricio Rosado Ra-
mos. EX-parte Conversion On
dominic.
POR CUANTO, Mauricio Rosado
Y Ramos casado, propietario Y vecino
DE- Vtga Baja, r r., solicit6 ante es-
ia Corte Municipal de Manati, la Con-
version en- dominic de inscription de
possession que a su nombre fgura al
folio $50 del tomo primero de Morn
Wis, en- el Registro de la Propieiad de
Arecibo, de la siguiente finca.
RUSTICA Estancia sta en- el
barrio de aFranquez,o termino muni-
cipal de Morovis, linda por el Norte
con la SUCCESSION de don Pedro Rosado
Meleudez; por el Saliente con las
sguas de aquebTada llamada de Fran,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-29
IpR'. .BaCimtO Xaratt

-.n sr - Enermedades de nin Parto
- d. d. f'a'mo61i H ote D eJ0 de-
on u,tas & 5 ,. m.-RAFAEL : CoRDERo (Lu.
"a 100
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-29

Certifco que el doctor Eleodo.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-12-21

wicked, sinful old fly gleefully
skating along over his grandfather's
hald j ad (the child's. not the fiy's
Z Is Il parent. Filled with right
eols VIA. Ii an Indignation the child
dill get an axe and Justify swat the
offending insect. To be sure, the
blow ne'er killed father'-but the
olive branch was the child's portion,
for he meant welli
Even so we must bear the olive
branch. Indeed, full we'll / realize
how often our patience is sorely tax
ed, but then as the coming citizens
of Canyon County we shall probably
be sorely taxed all our days. SO we
might as well get used to it-and
besides they mean well, poor things
If one takes Them right. there's no
more harm in them than there is in
a nest of rattlers, not bit more.
We must remember that the same
talents are not given all, and make
due allowances, tho no doubt 1t is
made up to them in ways we wot not
Of Indeed I've heard many times
that teachers were just as happy as
tho they had good sense.
When counsel patience and kind
ness, fellow members of the Column
bine. 1t is of the brand which is tenn
pered with justice. When our teach
ers grow unreasonable In their de-
mands. We may recollect the lesson
to be learned from the old son of
Ham. An old gentleman of African
persuasion once said to his friend,
Dunno what ter do wifi NAH woman,
she's all time askin fab money,
a cent. five cents or dime--every
day Lordy. Lordy!' gasped his
friend, what she do wifi all dat mon
ey?' i dunno answered the old
negro, I amt give her none yit.
And now, fellow beings. and fresh
men, wish to say that | stand by
9ou, shoulder to shoulder-meta-
phorically speaking. of course. as !
carry wad of long green in my
pocket and far be 1t from me to place
temptation in anyone's way, besides
know you too well-shoulder to
shoulder, repeat, and while my ten
der aesthetic sensibilities revolt at
the very idea of decapitation, draw
ing and quartering, or slaughter OF
anylkind, ! am willing to put aside
my own feelings and join you in
the work for the cause of humane
ty.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-12-21
HOLDS LITERARY.
Colnmbine Society Holds Successful
Meeting.

C0lumbine Society Holds Successful
Meeting.
Especial from STAFF Correspondent
The regular bi-monthly meeting
of the Columbine Literary Society OF
the College of Idaho was held last
Friday evening In the Assembly
Hall. The audience was large and
appreciative, but he had cold in
the head, and frequently interrupted
the proceedings by violently blowing
his nose.
Several papers of interest were
read and disgust when the chairman
!. arose and introduced the member
who was to deliver the paper OF
the evening. We reproduce parts for
the edifcatlon OF our readers who
have not been blessed with an oppor-
tnnity to secure higher education,
yet who are interested insbudding lit
erary genius and some lisAnches of
modern pedagogy. whateyeis that Ia
IH6 spcdhCT, III u cnHAASA1fintiS
careless and gay manner. spoke as
follows:
Mr.. Chairman, Fellow Members.
ladies'. gentlemen--and others; also
any Freshmen who may be present:
wish to speak tonight on behalf
of our teachers. our dear teachers.
think its so nice to call ones teach
er dear teacher!'-I often call mine
other things behind their backs. but
they really are dear--at any price
Those OF you whom have read
Cooper's 'Deerslayer' may perchance
recall how poor Hetty walked aions
amidst the wild, nntutored savages
unafraid and unframed; ladies and
gentlemen, do not let US be outdoni
by these primitive children of thu
forest. let us treat our teachers
kindly and do them no harm. LIE
us hear In mind the fact of which
am firmly convinced, that whateve
they do. they mean we'll
A small innocent child once ssy
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-12-21
CONCERNING COWS.

ne COW, as we see her in IT,
shelter of harbed wire fence oh ew-
ing her cnd, or coyly surrender. az
the tactical fluid under the minister
ing hands of the hired man. strikes
the minimizing stranger as an en-
bodiment of all that is gentle and
harmless. Peace CLEANS from her
mlld eyes, and the distracted man
ner in which she slowly and method
ically slows away the succulent al
rama causes the same stranger to
mentally enthrone her as living
symbol of the joys of country life.
but, oh gentle stranger, dwell not on
COW ranch or your dream will be
fudely shattered! remember
once, at a time when the ways and
manners of cows was closed book
TO me, coming across a big roam COW
hopelessly begged down in a mud
spring. Filled with sympathy for
the silent suffering expressed i'm her
large soulful eys, l, at a great ex-
penditure of wind and muscle, and
with the aid of a stout pole, rescued
her from an untimely end. Did she
lick my hand in gratitude? Did
she follow me around like a dog?
Nay Likewise. nit! Unless you are
fhinkin0 nf mo
was about thirty feet away but she
was between me and that ark of ref
uge. / wish to state right here that
did not run. Running is undigni-
fed, and besides it does not convey
to the mind proper idea of the
speed with which | covered the
ground. Fearing that the ravenous
creature would eat me alive, | climb
ed quaking ash sapling, said sap
ling being about twenty feet high
and two inches thick | was never
able to climb tree before or since,
but | give you my word that / went
up that tree so fast that | climbed
half way down the other side before
| could stop. Then had to wait for
her to go away. Gentle stranger
did you ever try to maintain your
self at the summit OF two inch sal
ling? No? Well then you can never
sympathise with my sensations for
the next twenty minutes. When she
finally got tired and wandered off,
my limbs We're SO cramped that
could not climbdown and was obliged
to cut loose all holds and drop.
Another thing about the comely
COW the gentle stranger does not as
general thing appreciate is her ON
niverous appetite. You have perhaps
seen the COW eat hay, and you have
heard, that she will eat other things,
but you never had the pleasure af
having COW eat your jumper
which you had hung out side while
cleaning the stable. And you never
had the pleasure of finding, that
while you were chasing COW number
one in a vain endeavor to recover the
remains of your jumper, another COW
had gone into the stable and was
doing her best to eat set of double
harness. The only thing that know
of that a COW won't try to eat IL she
gets chance is grind stone, and
| once saw a COW licking one OF
these.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-12-21
HORSE INDUSTRY

Horsemen who read the article in
last weeks issue of the Tribune about
This fine stallion will be glad to re-
ceive the following further informa-
lion on the matter and definite
proposal. It will be a mighty good
hing for Idaho horsemen if We can
get this gentleman to bring his string
o Caldwell Read the letter and
then write to ]. B. Gowen, secretary
Caldwell Commercial Club, or better
still, call on him at the Office of the
Forwarding Company, and have a
'ook at the pictures, ETC., and get full
information. The letter follows:
Dear Sir; Your very kind letter
received and many thanks. / furnish
YOU now some more information
about Bots dare who would be the
most valuable addition to the live
stock industry of your valley.
Boise dare received First Prize
Trotting Stations, Pasadena, 1906;
bay Ally received at Los Angeles,
Second Prize, Colts class; and best
of all chestnut colt yearling re-
ceived Third Prize. competing with
horses of the class of Redlac 2.07 "a
In the Stations class, Pasadena,
1907 I own these youngsters and a
late arrival
Bots dare can be used anywhere
and anytime day or night on the
road and want farmers to realize
fine trotting horse bred to large
mares gets fine roadsters and good
workers. ! have hauled hay and
lumber with Bois dare one day and
worked him fast miles In the sulky
next week,
A trotter Is useful anywhere and
this one can be driven by my wife In
| perfect safety. An analysis of his
blood lines shows the double cross
OF Belmont ga. the leading blood
on the Grand Circuit, 1907. Both
Sonoma Girl and her rival, Highball
| and almost every star carry this
blood, -
Bots dare was bred by HancocR
Johnson, Esq. who bred Bonnie Rms
/ sell. 2.I0A: Johnnie Trouble, 2.1O
and many other good ones. Before
Mr.. Iohnson's death he said as hs
lay paraiized. looking out OF his WIN
dow at Bots OARS, who had beer
driven up for his pleasure, He hal
the body of Nutwood 500, and tbs
| beautiful head and neck of A. W
Richmond" / would very willing II
bring him and my other. stock II !
could get assurance of IS mares q
| s25, the money to be placed in you
hands for the season of 1908 and |
the country agrees with my wife
health, will settle down and Blu,
land.
i Any man who puts up his none
and does not like the horse or hi
colts can draw 1t down when no look
them over. want to leave this par
, of the country on account Of the trs
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-12-21
EN- MET NEWS

Emmett, Ida, Dec. 10.
On Monday, DEG. 9Th. the new
seats for the NJ. E. church arrived.
and will be installed during the
week. The new stained glass win
dows are being put in, which will
add greatly to the comfort of the con-
gregation.
Mr.. Vern Mundy is wearing hap
ply smile these days. The reason
given is the arrival of bouncing
boy. who made his appearance on
writing all are doing we'll
Lewis Bros. of Spokane. Wash.
are disposing of the stock of Geo.
Bolles in this city at present writing.
at great sacrifice. A great many
are taking advantage of this oppor-
tunity to purchase clothing at u re-
duction.
G. j. Bullard and wife left this
city one day last week for Red Bluffs
California, where they expect to visit
relatives. They may also visit other
points in that state before their re-
turn.
expect to build a church in the flu
under instructions of the Presbyter-
ian people purchased two lots of Mr..
Reed in the corner of I'd and Ward
well. Consideration, $4,000. They
that position and will occupy the
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carson of Boise re-
Gently visited friends for a few days
in this city.
VIM. Cruickshank left this city one
day of last week for Horseshoe Bend,
where he has herd of sheep.
A recent visit to the public schools
of this city found them in flourish
| ing condition under the efficient
leadership of Prof l.. o. Barry and
1.-the hearty cooperation of the teach
ers. All departments are making ex-
cellent progress.
The M. E. people are rejoicing in
the fact that soon they are to have
another pastor. Rev. w. IT. Cum
Minis, of HALEY, who has accepted
that position an dwill occupy the
pulpit on next Sunday, Dec. 18th.
During the past week this section
has been visited with several good
rains. wfseeh will prove very benefi-
cial, especially to sheepmen.
On last Thursday the ladies of the
Baptist church held Bazaar and
| served chicken pie dinner. which
was we'll patronized This effort in
creased their exchecker to the extent
OF $500.
F.. A. De CLARK disposed OF his
block in the rear of the Bank of EN-
nett Building one day last week to
| Andrew Nelson; consideration, $13,-
500. Mr.. De Clark expects to devote
the greater portion OF his time to
his timber interests.
The land on the Bench is now
beginning to move Some sales have
recently been reported. With the
construction OF the Dam the open
ing of spring will witness considera-
BILE activity along that line.
An Eye Witness,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-12-21

mendous prices of land. Prof.
French, as student OF horse breed
ing can pass upon the blood lines of
Bois dare. one Of the few living stall
lions In he direct male line from Har-
old, sire of Maud s. 2.0S%. greatest
of all champions.
Yours very truly,
ARTHUR NEVILLE.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-12-21
EDISON VICTOR AND CO.
LUMBIA TALKING MACHINES
TERMS TO SUI PURCHASER.

Don't buy a phonograph until
you have learned our proposition.
Larger stock than all other dealers
in Idaho combined
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-02

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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-10-12
BUSINESS Notes.

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paying a visit to Capt. Ansons Home
Plate Buffet, 1914 Madison street.
the most popular place downtown
Finest billiard and poolroom In the
world.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-10-12

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J. vaternahm Railway, Bo0kstail,
Frankfort.On-Main; J. w. BasedOw,
1921 Brodschragen, Hamburg;
Schmid, FRANKIE 4 Co., Railway
B0okstall. Berne; George 4 Co., Ii.
brary, Geneva; ROussy 4 Co., 2 Rue
De bOurg, Lausanne; Petit Journal
Agency. ~ and u Rue Lafayette.
Paris; J. G. Robbers, G2 v00rburR.
wall, Amsterdam: Dietrich 4 Co., ~
and q Montague dc Ia COur, Brus.
sells; A. Abraham. 82 Orangeplem, The
Hague; NJ. =. Rraunfeldt, C0penha.
gen; Mellier & Gle. st. Petersburg; a.
Bailey.Bailllere. Madrid; EeilLerg h
Landmark. Christiana; n. 0reave 4
Co., Bucharest; Lorenz 4 Keil, Con.
stantinOple; Laembert 4 Co., Buenos
Ayres; q. Kirsinser 4 Co.. valpar.
also; A. Wagner 4 Lev,en. City o.
Mexico; +. Hogman, Alexandria; A.
Aherns 4 Co.. Yokohama; b. 6chots
Sons, Sidney; Rhyders. 4 Eighth ave
nue. South. Guatemala.