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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-29

-En la mafiana de hoy sostu-
vieron larga discussion el inspector
de sandal, Ell alcalde y el arquitec.
to municipal, sobre las obras en-
proyecto, como son Ell acueducto a
los cementerios de Canas, Ell mata-
dero p1blico, el cementerio de la
Playa y ell arreglo de la plaza del
Mercado.
Nos consta que el senior ms
pector dc Sanidad tiene mucho In
teres en- que Sc activen esos traba-
jos que son imprescindibles en- 10
que respecta asu ramo, y para Ell
bien pdblico.
Ell honorable juez municipal
sentenci6 a Vicente Vazquez a no
dfas de carcei por habersele sor,
prendldo en- estado de embriaguez
con I'm largo pufal hecho de lima
ton con empufi adura de cobre, ame-
nazando q los transeuntes.
FL cementetio civil Sc halla
d~esprovlsto de TODD 10 necesario pa
ra TN case de autopsia.
Sabemos que Ell nuevo conserje
don Casimiro Garcia, ha hecho una
nota de TODD 10 ~necesario y entire
gadosela al honorable Alcalde.
Hoy Sc han sacrifcado IL
reses con I'm total de 2795 kilos,
expendien dose a 26 y 2S centavos
kilo.
Sc nos asegura que los ARGOS
del acueducto amenazan derrum
barse de Tin momento q otro.
Esperamos que Ell se1or Aqui.
tecto examinara dichos ARGOS por
81 resultara cierto Sc proceda a su
pronta reparaci6n.
-Llamamos la atencl6n de
quien corresponds sobre la costum.
bre que tienen algunos tablajeros
de colocar los precios de las carnes
en- I'm papel grande sobre las tablas
que Sc clasi6can las res S.
Creemos que el precio debe CO.
locarse a TN lado y aotro la clasl6.
caci6u de la res, como ash tambien
que estos precios no Sc sigan fjan
do en- pedazos de papel de estraza
con lapiz.
Los n1meros del precio de las
c4rne' debep fiarse en- papel 8 ar
ton blanco grandes Z impresos.
CORR PoNSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-29
ECOS Del EXTERIOR
Nueva escue1a en- ell Es-
tado de Alabama.
Los prOfesores.
HISTORIC INCIERTA
|Sobre prisioneros' espanoles
en- Filipinas. Inspection
en- Ell Canal de Panama.

Dicen de Mobile, Alabama,
que los directories de las escuelas de
Hattiesburg acaban de presentar al
Concejo Municipal una memoria
en- la cual piden la construction de
una escuela separada con profeso-
res especiales para los hijos de pa.
dres ltalianos, sirios y judios.
Esa moc'6n ha sido adoptada
por la junta de los directories, nc
como una MEDIA humillante para
los nifos extranjeros, sine como un
medic de sustraerlos q los maltra-
tos que les inf'gen sus condiscipu-
los americanos.
Los directories han sido infor-
mados que q los alumnos extranje-
ros Sc les hacia sentir constante-
nente su inferioridad en- las escue-
las comunales.
Fl Concejo Municipal no ha
estudiado todavfa la proposition.
81 Departamento de Guerra
de los Estados Unidos, MEGA por
boca de sus funcionarios la historic
re'atada por Ell espaiiol Balgueras,
referente q los espaioles prisione-
ros de los tagalos.
Dicen que no existe tai isla de
San Juan del Norte, sino que este
es IN pueblo de las nmediaciones
de Manila y pot 10 tanto es increi-
bic Ell que las autorldades america.
mas desconociesen el hecho.
Pero asi y TODD, como la yer.
sion propalada ha causado sensa-
ci6n en- Madrid, dicho Department
to ha e~ncargado Sc eff ect1e una in
vestigaci6n 4 fin de e~sclarecer los
hechos para satisfaction del Go.
espanol.
-Comunican de Washington
lue pronto saldra para inspeccionar
los trabajos realizados en- Ell Canal
durante este verano la Comisi6n
Congreso encargada de esta
question.
Sc esta tratando de aumentar
"a anchura del Canal, en- provision
lie que, los buques de guerra que
'e construiran en- 10 future, seran
lie grandes dimensiones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-29
NOTICIAS De PONCE

Novlemtre 49, Hoy Sc har
celebrado por la Corte municipal,
los siguientes JUICES:
Juan Segarra, por acometimien
to simple, condenado q s. 6 3 dia.
de reclusi6n.
Benigno Rodriguez, por alteral
la paz pdblica a IS 6 S dias.
Aurelio Sanchez y cinco ma
nor alterar la paz pdblica. No jus
tihcada, absuelto.
Pedro Pablo Rivera, idem.
Julio del Campo, por aggression,
$50 6 rs dias de recclasi6n.
Maria Rodriguez, por alteral
la paz pdbllca, $25 8 rs dias de re.
clusi6n.
Juana Martinez, por acometl-
miento, absuelta.
Angel Toro, Juan Cregorio y
Eugenio Morales, por alterar la PEI
p1blica, absueltos.
Herm6genes Figueroa, $50 &
40 dias de reclusi6n, por aggression.
La policfa puede hacer IN
buen servlcio, apostandose cerca de
la fabrlca de licores de Crescioni
Hermanos, metiendo en- cintura q
algunos discfpulos de Baco y sacer.
dotizas de Venus que presentan
por aquel lugar espectaculos POGO
edi6cantes.
En- csc mismo sitio, y sin res.
peto q las familias que viven por
allf, acostumbran concurrir coches
en- las primeras horas de la noche
llenos de meretrices y j6venes co.
rruptos, los que Sc entretienen en-
proferir palabras obscenas que HE
rem la moral p1bllca.
-Nuestro estimado amigo Y
correligionario ell sefor HermlnIo
Morales, CONCEAL del ayuntamlen
to, Sc encuentra gravemente enfer-
mo, esperandose TN desenlace fatal.
Los vecinos de la calle sCelis
Sc quejan del pesimo es
en- que Sc encuentra aquella.
-~Hermogenes Figueroa, en-
ina discussion tenida con su esposa,
e lanz6 una copa q la cara, proiu
una hsrida. 81 guardia
Serafin Lopez 10 arrest6, condu
q presencia del juez mum
apal, quien lie impuso $50 de null
a 6 40 dias de carcel.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-29
Sc ne(eslt1 IN m@d(O

Vacante la plaza .'e Official de
Sandal de este pueblo con I'm ha-
Der annual de 5000. 90, Sc hace p1.
blico, para que los ~aspirantes pre-
senten sus solicitudes a esta Alcal-
dia, por el termino de un mes.
Gales, noviembre II de 1907
So 2. Santiago, Alcalde. 3o-7
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-29
D|VERSAS NOT|c|lS
Senorita Felicia Fer
nandez. Nuevo con-
cejal senior Faura.
QUE SEAN FeLiCEs
Teniente -Cuatro
dfas de licencia. Consul.
ia. Nina enferma.

La sehorita Felicia Fernandez
cance.6 anteayer Ia fanza de 81. 500
que p~restara a SD favor Ia sefiora
Ramona Vega, ouedando como fla.
doras esta y la distinguida sehorita
Acacia Gutierrez del Arroyo.
Los antiques fadores Lcdos.
Monserrat y Lopez Landr6n este
dltimo defensor de la procesada-
retiraron la 6anza recurriendo al
Juzgado municipal, sin dar previo
aviso a aquella, la cual fue detenida
q las clnco y media de la tarde por
un detective, Y hublera seguramente
dormido en- Ell dep6sito municipal, 4
no ser por la actividad que para lie
mar los tramltes de la nueva fanza
desplegara Ell Lcdo. Figueras, Sc
cretario de la Corte de Distrito.
FL alcalde de Toa alta hs
consultado al DEPARTMENT. de Sa-
nidad y Correcciones, 81 hay alguna
ley 8 tarifa que reglamente los no.
norarios de los medicos.
Antonio Ortiz, preso y su-
mariado por seduction de la joven
Celia Cruz, contrajo matrimonio
con la ofendida, siendo puesto en-
libertad.
-Continda enferma de grave.
dad una nina de los esposos Pala-
clos Rodriguez Cortada. Ouiera
81 cielo que recupere la salui GUAM
to antes la graciosa enfermita.
-Eu la session extraordinaria
que celebr6 Ell ayuntamiento de
San Juan Ell martes 1ltimo, tom6
possession Ell nuevo CONCEAL sehor
Esteban Faura.
-Por orden gel Comlsionado
de la Corte Federal en- Ponce fue.
ron reducidos q prisi6u allf el dfa
IS los marineros Juan Gastardo,
Antonio Arenas, Jose Balya, Fran.
cisco Salvatore y Francisco Zadera,
~italianos, Y Juan Bueno, espahol,
por haberse negado q trabajar &
bordo de TN barco, faltando al con.
trato que hicieran al salir del puer-
to de New York.
lie han sido concedidos cua-
tro dfas de licencia para trasladar-
Sc al campo al sefior Vicente Cabu-
f., celador del Manicomio.
Sc halla en- San Juan Ell tie.
Villariuy, de la policfa insu-
que es uno de los testigos en- Ell
iulcio de Antonio Paz, que empe
Tara a verse mafana viernes s
Haze algunos dias Sc halla I
enfermo Ell llavero de la carcel mu. {
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-29
EC0S JUDCALES
Sentencias dictadas en-
varias Hur-
to y m~utilaci6n.
e. CABO HuRTADO
Un americana oondenado 4
sdos meses de arresto. En-
Ia carcel de Ponce.

Han sido dictadas por la Corte
de Dlstrito de Ponce las siguientes
sentencias condenatorias: Jose Ca.
brera, 1 & ho por robo; OLYMPIA To-
rres, I aho por corruption de me-
nores; Alexandra Torres, 2 ::aiios
por hurto mayor; Encaruaci6n
Diaz, l ano por escalamiento en- lei
grade.
Por la Corte de Distrito dc
Guayama fueron sentenciados los
~siguientes individuos: Laureana Co
ra, Juana Rivera y Alejandrina Gu.
ret, IN mes de carcel cada una POI
a~lterar la paz y Miguel Lebr6n, IN
mes por hurto.
Fl cabo de la policia Alberto
Hurtado y dos guardias mas, que
fueron declarados culpables y con-
denados en- la Corte de Disirito de
Arecibo en- causa por homicide,
han interpuesto apelaci6n ante Ia
Corte Suprema.
-Ingresaron a cumplir senten-
ella en- Ponce Luis Torres, 60 dias
por acometimiento y aggression y
Juan Rios, 3 meses por hutto.
"A so dias de carcel fueron
condenados en- Humacao Epifanio
Rodriguez, C~rfspulo Diaz y Gregg.
RIO Maldonado, por acometimientc
y aggression.
En- Humacao ingresaron en-
sumarla en- la carcel de distrito,
Mateo Peha, por hurto y Eduvigis
Diaz, por mutilac1on.
= Procedentes de Juana Diaz, y
acusados de hurto mayor, ingresa-
ron en- la catcel de Ponce, Juan de
Dios Rivera y Narciso Rodriguez.
En- Ar cibo fue condenado
Luis Zeno, ~jornalero, a AZ dias de
carcel por abuse de confanza.
-Fueron sentenciados'en Qua
yama Antonio Rivera, a 1 mes s
dias por hurto ySegundo Andino q
1 mes 20 dias, por acometimiento y
aggression.
Ante la corte municipal de
Bayam6n compareci6 ell continen-
tai John Henry Dhondt, acusado
de haber alterado la paz publica.
81 Juez lie impuso 2 meses de ares
to-.
FL reputable jurisconsulto de
.ayaguez sefor Freyre fue Ell que
defendi6 ante aquella corte munici.
pal al seilor Angel Maldonado, ola
del Departamento Consoli-
dado, que fue acusado ALI de libelo,
consigulendo su absoluci6n.
Es I'm nuevo triunfo ell alcan.
.ado esta vez por ell seior Freyre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-29
NOTAs Dr. INTERES
Ell Comit6 de Informa-
ci6n.-Un ~ganadero
para Cuba.
IUEZ SUBSTITUTE
Escuadra americana. Para
invernar. -Sala de Soco.
rros.-Por escSndalo.

Hasta la fecha, que sepamos,
no Sc ha reunido una sofa vez Ell
Comite de information nombrado
por la Asamblea Medica para en-
tenderse con las autoridades y cuer.
pos constitufdos y para redactar y
presentar Ell proyecto de ley sobre
C6digo de Sandal Terrestre.
En- negocios de ganado ha EN-.
barcado para la Habana Ell sefior Ma
nuel Gonzalez, rico propietalio de
Salinas.
Para sustituir al Juez de paz
de Lajas, que esta en- uso de licen-
cha, ha sido designado el sefor En-
rlque Frank.
rs probable, seg1n Sc dice,
que llegue muy en- breve a este
puerto una escuadra americana que
rasara el invierno en- estas Anti
las.
No sabemos que piensa Ell
a)calde, va que no Ell Official de sa.
nidad, en- la casa no 50 de la calle
de San Francisco, cuyo estado rui.
noso y su aspecto exterior, estan en-
pugna con la seguridad pdblica y
contra Ell ornate que debe haber ca
una ciudad como San Juan.
-Aniceto Figueroa fue curado
aver en- la sala de socorros de una
q%uemadura en- el antebrazo izquler-
do que Sc cause por accidente ca.
susl.
81 americana F. Braen, fuE
arrestado antenoche por haber pro-
movido TN fuerte escandalo.
-Hemos visto 81 puesto de pc.
licfa de San Juan y hemos podido
observar el orden mas complete en-
aquellas oicinas, aparte del buen
gusto que ha tenido Ell sargento L6
PEI para arreglarlas.
Han sido va informadas por
Ell Laboratorio Quimico las mues-
tras de aqua que para SD analisis lie
remitiera Ell ingenlero sefior Juan
Bautlsta Rodriguez, tomadas en- Ell
sitlo del rio de Humacao donde Sc
plensa establecer la toma para ell
acueducto.
-Ha solicitado permlso para
para Ell extrangero, el In
dividuo Jose Lander, que Sc en-
cuentra en- observation hace algdn
tempo en- la Colonia de Leprosos,
eSta sollcitud favorablemen.
te informada por el medico de aquel
doctor Velez Lopez.
Sc sefala en- Arecibo el nom.
bre del doctor Miguel Roses Artau
para ocupar la plaza de mGdico del
hospital municipal de aquella ciu-
lad, vacante por renuncia del doc.
.or Guillermo Cnrbello, que ha >ido
Superintendent del Ma.
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Pan de los Pobres. 81 [ a 8 & las 7
mlsa de communion y q las 8 y media
misa cantada, q cuyos actos invitan
q listed y familiar
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nicipal senior Jose Flo Manzano,
sustituyendole en- su cargo ell EN-
p'eadc del municipio sehor lose
Cruz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-29

-HABITAC1oN AMUEBLADA
para una persona sola, con comlda
6 sin ella, Sol 11o
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-29
DOCTOR QUEvEDO BATz

Ha trasladado su Residential y
AZ oHSnktoyiO Mflio@ a la caile de
Allen II" 60 altos-Telefono ga Con.
sultas dc y media a 3. Gratis para
los pobreS los microbes y sabados.
Para nifos pobres establece una sec
cion de consultas los martes y jue-
yes 2 & 3. 1910
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CHALLENGE HELD BACK.
Swedish Club Hustling for Money to
Build OO-FoOter.

Stockholm. Sweden, Oct. 2S.-The
secretary of the Swedish legation at
Washington, A. Ekengren, cabled to
the Royal Swedish Yacht club today
that the New York Yacht club GER
tainly would not accept challenge
for the Americas cup with a seventy
footer. Contrary to expectations, not
enough money has yet been subscrib-
ed to provide for building a ninety
looter. so the board of directors OF
the Swedish Yacht club, after a three
hours session today. deferred the
question of a challenge for the Amer
ica's cup to an extraordinary meeting
of all the members. which has been
called for Oct. 30. In the meantime
the subscription list, which is headed
by the crown prince, GustaYus Adolph
US, is being circulated.
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WALLINGS FREE
RELEASED AFTER ONE NIGHT
SPENT IN PRISON.
OverzcaIous Spy of Russia Causes
Their Arrest. SO Say the
Officials.

st. Petersburg, Oct. william
English Walllng, OF indianapolis, hi.
wife and his wife's sister, Rose
Strunsky, who were arrested ana
taken to jail because OF their asso-
ciation with members of the Finnish
progressive party, were released last
evening. The police found nothing
among the papers OF the trio to war
rant OBTAINING them. No conditions
are attached 10 the release, but Mr..
and Mrs. Walling and Miss Strunsk,
intend to leave St. Petersburg. They
say they have practically finished
their work in Russia. All their pa
pers and manuscripts have been re-
stored to them.
The officials this evening expressed
regret at the arrest, which they say
was ordered upon the report of an
overzealous spy, who had been shad-
owing the Finnish revolutionlsts
with whom the Americans had been
associated.
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A TRIBUTE
To the Memory of Brother Patrick
Grogan.

BY Paduoah Council, 1856, knights
of Columbus:
In the mysterious ways of Divine
Providence we are called upon to bow
our heads in humble submission and
say, "Oh, Heavenly Fatherl Thy will
be done" Were we without faith In
the promise that Almighty God
dceth all things WE'LL" we would find
ourselves blindly cropping in the dark
and crying: "Why, oh why. should
one have to endure the mortal agony
of such an awful death" We forget
the Garden of Olives, the Gethsemaae
of the Savior's agony, and the igno-
m.iiious death on the summit OF Ca
vary. AS fire refines the gold, so sor-
row purifies the soul, and every pane
Of the human heart, borne with chris
tian fortltude, will have its Just re-
ward before the Throne of Mercy.
therefore, we feel that the death OF
our brother, Patrick Grogan, but
brings us nearer to the Sacred Heart
Of our Divine Savior, and we more
clearly realize that,
There is no death, the stars go down
TO shine upon some other shore.
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Geo. A. James, lifelong resident of Fredonia NY, wres

And bright in heavens jewele6 crown
they rest forevermore."
When on September 81, Just after
the solemn midnight hour, the heart
rendlng news OF the sudden death Of
our dear brother, Patrick Grogan
was flashed to the city, his good
neighbors and faithful friends has
tened to his once happy home. 20
share the awful sorrow of his afflicted
family, and the morning sun shont
on j scene of sadness and gloom that
peryaded the entire city. This spOr-
taneous expression OF grief and SYM
ualhy on the part OF all the people
demonstrates that sterling character
Is above all, the jewel most highly
priced by humanity.
His excellent qualities viii long be
remembered BY HIS friends and
brothers, and many a silent tear will
flow as affections tribute to his fond
memory; though
sad, silent and dark be the tears
that We shed
As the night dew that falls on the
grass DER his head.
But the night dew that falls. tho in
silence It xeeps.
Shall brighten With verdure the grave
where he sleeps.
And the tear that we shed, tho in
secret It rolls,
VIII long keep his memory green in
our souls
He was charitable in thought. word
and deed; he gave of his bounty with
a generous hand: loyal 70 his friends;
no sacrifice OF personal interest was
too great when the name of friend.
ship was invoked; firm and outspoken
in his convictions. he could ever be
found on IN side Of right and truth.
When Pat Grogan set the seal OF his
approval upon men or upon measures,
it was because the principles involved
were worthy, true and noble. There
fore. be It
Resolved, That IN the death OF Pat
rick Grogan, the knights of Columbus
have lost member who was at all
times and under all circumstances
loyal to the principles OF unity,
brotherly love and charity-the trim
ity Of virtues whose power can make
of earth the dwelling place of saints.
Resolved. That in his death his
wife and children have lost a loving
and devoted husband and a kind and
affectlonate father; the community a
most valued citizen; his profession a
shining example Of excellence and OF
devotion to duty, and this council a
true and loyal knight.
Resolved, That we tender TO his be-
reayed wife and children our most
sincere and heartfelt sympathy, and
as a token OF our deep sorrow, that a
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booked TO appear at The Kentucky
on Friday, October 25. The piece
comes well recommended from all the
larger cities where it has been this
season. The play is from the pen OF
the well known author. Harry Jack
son, whose reputation as a playwright
is well established. The play deals
with clever story of every day life
IN which love, sensation and adyen-
ture play an important part, also
some marvelously wonderful stage,
craft is introduced and the sensational
storm at sea in which life-size boa
is turned upside down in full view OF
the awe-stricken audience, and the
leap for life from the high cliff, q
desperate death struggle, the life
saving station and many hair raising
effects and scenes should give scope
for a most interesting play. 1t Il
under the management Of Holden
Bros. who need no Introduction to
the theatergoing public.
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LYDIA L.. PINEHAnrS VEGETABLE COMPOUND, n
remedy womans ills, made from Native
and Herbs, complies with all conditions of the Pure
Food and Drugs Law, and is so guaranteed.
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his reputation by titles similar to his
old company. An entirely new COM
pany, new people, new costumes,
music, songs, jokes vaudeville AID
feature acts. The first part setting
this season Is also a departure from
those of the past. and is the most
beautiful he has ever carried, equip
ped with colored light effects, electri-
cal and calcium and the ensemble
numbers are new, bright and full OF
motion and action. The singing is
the best he has ever carried with this
or any other company.
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CURT JET JOINS CHURCH.
Has Been Student Of the Bible foI
Several Weeks.

Frankfort, Ky. Oct. 2S.-Curt Jet
who is serving life sentence for the
murder of James B. Marcum and is
one of the most notorious prisoners
in the penitentiary. went forward at
religious services Sunday and Joined
The church. Jet has been Interested
in religion for several weeks and has
read the Bible closely.
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THEATRICAL NOTES
NIinstrels Tonight.

The newest, SWEETEST and best min
strel attraction Of the coming season
Us ~. A. Coburn's Greatest Minstrels'
"Wednesday, October 2S, at The
Kentucky. This is the Great Bar
Cow Minstrel" reorganized. remodeied
and the new title adopted by Man
ager Coburn to protect his own ana
the interest of his patrons from the
inferior companies, who have been
misrepresenting and trading upon
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To Drive GU: Malaria
And Build Up the system.
Take the Old Standard GROVES
TASTELESS CHILL TONIC. You
know what you are taking. The for
mula is plainly printed on every bot
tie, showing II is simply Quinine and
Iron in a tasteless form. and the most
effectual form. For grown people
and children, soc.
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copy OF these resolutions be presented
20 them, spread upon our minutes ard
published in our daily papers.
JOHN J. DORIAN,
MIKE ]. KELLY.
WM. LYDON,
Committee.
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That resolute and lovable, yet
querulous. character. Sir Gurnemanz
has been assigned to Mr.. L. S. Mckee
by Martin and Emery for this sea
sons tour of "Parsifal." Mr.. Mckee
was selected from the Liebler forces
for the part.
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Headaches and Neuralgia From Colds
LAXATIVE BRoMO Quinine. the
world wide Cold aid Grip remedy re.
moves cause. Call for full name.
Look for signature E. w. Grove. Csc.
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Thousands and thousands of testify to this fact.
s. Nellie Markham of 151 Morgan ST. Buffalo, N.Y.

wreck from prosuadon suffered
family depad Phy
failed help was urged lydia E. Pnkhams Vegetable Com
and entirely cured think
EARTH and recommending all my friends and acquaintance
Mrs. Geo. A. James, lifelong Fredonia,
in terribly condition and had
children
and irritable and miserable
help Pkhans
health and strength 1t has also carried
strongly recommend med
cneD W.
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MRS. PINKHAMS INVITATION TO WOMEN.

Women suffering from form Of female weakness are invited
communicate promptly with Pnkham, Lynn Mass From
symptoms given the trouble be located and the quickest
recovery advised She viii hold your letter in
dence indicated by the fact that every private letter received by
during last she has in the
laboratory lock key testimonial has been published
without special permission Her advice free and always helpful
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",yhat Women VIII Do

"What Women VIII Do" said to be
one of the most wonderful sensa-
tional PLAYS on tour this season, is
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-02-14
Greek Emigration Increasing.

Information received by the govern
ment from various Greek provinces in
dicates that the emigration to America
is increasing. A committee of depu.
ties has been appointed to look into
the matter, and it is probable that
measures will be adopted to restrict
and limit emigration from Greece. It
is estimated that by the end OF the
year the number of those who have
expatriated themselves will reach 20,-
900. Hitherto emigration has taken
place principally from the Peloponne-
sus, but it is now spreading to central
Greece, to Thessaly and the islands.
To the last call for conscrlpts for the
army in last September not more than
half the usual rumbe. responded.