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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-13
DE- SAN JUAN Y Ia |SLA

La detective ha presentado denunca urada ante uez
municipal contra Baso Marco condueho del crco de vaeda
des encavado los terenos contguos la plaza de Colon
acuszndoe de huo mayor Este ndvfduo segdn nformes
posee vara peulas cnematoga6cas que dice ueon
trsdas tempo del Parque Bonpuen 81 uez orden6
e arresto del acusado lie 66 mil dollars de 6snza.
Sc enferma Sabana Grande Ia esposa del
shor Miranda m1sco mayor de la banda del Regmnto de
Puerto Rico Ceebraemos Ell restabeci mieno de esmabe
sehora.
Ell microbes pr6xmo embacara para los Estados Unidos
nuestro aprecado amigo corrgonao don Manuel Paacios
Salazar quien regresara fines del mes de Mayo.
Anita Travieso comparec6 aver la Corte municipal
ada haber arodo povos otras nmundicias puerta
de Agapto Acea quen queo la poicia por
poner que ataba de hechizo bruerias Defend6 h
acusada abogado so Aaro quien ogr6 ustfcar la ncu
pabidad de Ia acusada que fue absuelta.
Ha sdo demarcado los al Este del tearo el
solar que por de Asambea Legislative de Puerto Rico
ha sdo ceddo unta de instruction de San Juan para
trucci6n de un ed6cio escolar
Han ingresado el Hopi municipal Ramona Acevedo
Genaro Roado fueron dados de alta Nicolas Dlaz Angela
Figueroa Carmen Jimenez.
Sc plaza de Typewriter taqufgra-
70 en- la ocna del Depaameno del Interior por renunca dc
don Victor J. Hernandez.
Aver sai6 para Humacao Ell fin de actuar en- una
de la Corte de Dstro de San Juan don Emilio del
Toro Cuevas.
Nos dicen de la Marina que la ramba que de la cale
del Comerco de Teuan coocan de tade los de
Fabrca de hiclo intecrumpiendo e ransito publco
Sc han nscrito Fl Regsto Civil los nacmentos de VI
cente Nuez Alberto Rafael Carder6n Sanchez Carmen Rod
guez Victoria Provdeucia Degado Gonzalez Juan Pagan Ote
Francisco Cavente Lopez las deuncones de Ezeque
Castro Jose Ieoncio Ortiz Toro Ncaso Sosa Jorge Oa Ri
vera y Luis Ris Gonzalez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-13
4 Los MAR|RQ!

Pof esta noticia Sc hace sabel
que las siguientes boyas, en- el Ca
nal exterior de la bahia de Sar
Juan, que fueron arrastradas de su.
correctas posicioues y cuya noticis
Sc public6 en- Mario 30, estan ahorf
EN- sus propias localizaciones.
Entrance Buoy, No. /, black
first class can.
Entrance Buoy, No ,, red
first class nun.
Santa Elena Shoal Buoy, No,
8, black, second-class eau.
Colnas Shoal Buoy, No. I, rec
second class nun.
Puede tenerse confanza Ell que
las mencionadas boyas mandendr&r
sus presentes poSiciones.
por erden de la Junta dc Fa.
roS,
A. N. WooD, CaptaiA, U. S. N.
Asst. TO the Inspector, 3rd. Dist,
Service of Porto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-13
IOARO|Ut HOUSE

calle g. ndmeD to4, oeste,
New York. Sitio muy centrico.
Pr6ximo al subway, a los elevados,
a los carros electricoS de Amster-
dam, Columbus, Brodway, q y g.
avenida. Muy cerca del hotel me-
NE Aat0tneftc, donde esta el CIu6
Be1o Am<, ftaaO, A siete cuadras del
doctor Henna. Casa atnplia y ele-
gante, CWina americana y espafolS-
InsAlaci6n completamente nueva,
Tres banoS, PfdanSe inforneS q Ia
administration de La DBMOCkAcHA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-13
ECOS DEL EXTERIOR
El cardeflal Rampo1la,
Nuevos proysctiles.
Ell 10. de Mayo.
EN ALEMANlA.
Nueva inspection miitar.
Nombramientos de gene
ralee antes de otono.

81 cardehal Rampolla, que Sc
habfa ritirado del mundo, vuelve
a el para desempeiar el cargo de
Protector de la Academia de reli-
gi6u y literature. para el cual ha
sido designado por el Papa.
Con este ha querido Su San
tidad hacerle desistir de sus prop6-
sitos de aislamiento.
Hay quien We en- clio un sim
toma de pr6ximos { inportantes
cambios Ell el Vaticano.
Una fundici6n inglesa anun
cia que ha creado I'm tipo de pro-
yectiles de acero que atraviesl tt
das las corazas existentes.
La Confederation genera
del Trabajo ha decide organiza
una manifestation Ell Paris col
motive del 10 de Mayo.
Los manifestantes abogaral
por Ia jornada de las ocho horas.
Sc estan preparaudo gran
des refor,nas en- el ejercito ale
man.
En- breve sera nombrado ul
nuevo inspector del eje.cito col
Ia categorfa de comandante el
jefe.
Tamhien seran nombrados va
rios generates de division antes d
las maniobras de otoflo y Sc conce
dera el retro a 80 generates gu
no Sc hallan Ell condiciones d
ejercer el mando.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-13
AO1|C|LS D|VERSAS
SeflOres 11ombradOssspa-
ra la Compania 3D."
Guardia Naciona1.
PRACTICE, ENfeRmO
",rsonas asistidas aver en- Ia
Sala de Socorros. Niue.
70 cinemat6grafo,
PRACTICE, ENfeRmO

Para formar Ia Compafifa
'aDS de la aGuardia Nacional de
Puerto Ricos han sido nombrado
los siguientes sefiores: Captain
don Federico Vail Spinosa; .rer.
teniente, don Justo Barros, ~ te-
niente Mr.. Chas F. Hill.
Soldados, de entire los cuales
Sc eligiran sargentos y cabos: J.
W. Blanco, L. Cestero. A. c. Pc
rez, A de Chabert, R. Hardouin,
Carey Hickle, Cruz Castro Jr,,
c. Pereza, A. Escudero, J. c.
| Moraza, p. A. Hernandez, P. R.
de Diego, o Nadal, E. P. Hodges,
A. Morales Cano, F. Gorbea, Juan
Palacios, F. Niret, E. Carbia,
Ward Woodcoock. Gonzalez, R.
fPatr6n, ]. D. Guilles, Angel 81
re. J. V. Usera, G. H. Robertson,
tC. A. Gual, U. Bozzo.
| Aver tarde, en- la calle de
fSan Jose, varios marineros amer
ricanos agredieron al policfa Jose
! Montilla Nieves, causandole una
! contusi6nen el costado derecho.
| Aver tarde fue arrestado po
el detective Casado el mariner'
americana H. A. Denny, por acome
timiento y aggression a la policia.
| --Hemos tenido el gusto d.
saludar q don Herminio Morales
excelente amigo y correligionari'
nuestro de Ponce, quien ha venide
| 4 esta ciudad en- busca de alivio
su quebrantada salud. Que sc re
ponga cuanto antes son nuestro'
}deseoS.
DE heridas y contusiones lie
Ives fueron asistidos aver en- la salt
de socorros Emilio Roman, Victo
riano Osorio, Jose Fald, Gregori'
lRosado y Ramon Santiago. Ho!
por la mafana fue asistido tambiei
de herida leve Diego Jorge, vecin'
ade Puerta de Terra.
Sc encuentra gravement'
Fsnfermo ca Mayagiiez don Manue
Jimenez, practice de aquel puer
to.
/ -El "a del actual empeGarar
Ilas exhibiciones cinematografca'
en- a teatro Municipal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-13
HOTAS De PONCE
Ac1araci6n & favor de
Luis Rivas Pach0co.
Un nifio enfermo.
PRECIO De Las CARNW.
Huevoa, ealinas y .pollos en-
abundancia. --Presos sn
Ia Clrcel de Distrito.

Abril I1.--Nos comunica nues-
tro amigo y correligionario Luis
Rivas Pacheco, no ser el el Luis
Rivas que aparece en- los parties de
policfa y que compareci6 ante 'el
Juez municipal, siendo multado con
50 dollars.
--Cumpli6 aver aho y medic
de prisi6u Catalina Torruellas, uno
de los jueces republicanos senten-
ciado por la Corte de Guayama or
delitos electorales, quedando en-
completa libertad.
Aver sufri6 el nifo Carlos
Ferran un fuerte siencope en- la es-
cuela, en- las horas de clase. Tuvo
que ser conducido a su casa, donde
Sc lie presto asistencia facultativa.
! ContinIa nejor.
-Sigue aumentando el precio
de las carnes; hoy sc Ia detallado
la de res q "a centavos kilo.
La fuerte sequia impide el au-
mento de La crfa de ganado y es
mucho el que muere por falta de
alimentos.
Tambien ha disminuido la STEM
bra de cana por falta de riego, y el
azIcar va hace el ALA de precio de
40 a 50 centavos Ell quintal, seg1n
clase.
Los frutos memories, muy esca-
sos y aprecios elevados.
| La batata y la yautla Sc esta
pagando a 81. 50 y dollars quin-
tai; el mafato d 80 centavoS el Glen
to y el gandur, que Ell los meses de
Febrero, Mario y Abril Sc produ-
cla en- abundancia vendiendose has
ia dos centavos libras, su precio
mas bajo ha sido el de S centavos
libras.
En- cambio los huevos estan en-
abundancia y las gallinas y los po-
llos, aunque estos 1ltimos Sc sos
tienen a precios muy elevados, de-
| bido al mucho consume.
Sodtdad 7SOS5fca. Rama aAnan.
daD. = Ponce. - Pedit informes al
apartado ndnero 74o, femitiendo
un sello de dos centavos,
Sc esta terminando la nuevG
carretera que conduce hasta los
Bados de Quintana. Tn observa-
dor nos lama Ia atenci6n acerca de
que las carretas que conducen lac
canteras del nlunicipio a ese CANT
no solo llevan medic metro Ell vez
de uno. A ser cierto, no creemos
que sean muy practicos los carga-
dores, pues es de comprenderse que
81 Sc paga el metro q IS centavos,
cargado solo por medios metros Sc
presta q confusion la contabilidad
por la suma de los quebrados.
-Existeneia de presos en- la
carcel del Distrito;
En sumaria 29 varones y 3 mu-
jeres. Cumpiiendo condena l29
varones y 20 mujereS. Total, 1871.
Esta noche la banda GMari-
naD dara retreta en- la plaza Aboli-
ci6n, en- la que ejecutara variadas
piezas,
--Esta tarde contrajefon ma
trimonio civil Ell el JuEgado de Po-.
llcia el joven don Dimas Marquez
y Ia bella seforita Domingo Cor
tks,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-13

Los onogafos alemanes anceses que los mA peectos
da precios dede $50 $500 Sempe vendo precos gua
les mas ventaosos que nade on6gafos oy Coa Zonofono
Edison nendo exstenca gran surdo de records de disco
de cndro mpresonados por dchas icas mpoados de Eu
ropa engo de opera cantados p Causo Giorgn Bon
Constantine Vguas Be Bassi Walls, Alvarez Borgati Pallet
Sanmao Ancora Sco De Luca Ttta Rufo Cgada Giraldn
Campanan Pancon Jounet Wumar T. de Perelo de Sc
guroa Bonsegua Bororat Barenos Care Tettrazzn Sem
brich Melba Patti Arkel Laba & &.
surdo records de Zarzuea mpoados drectamente
Madrid Barcelona popuares paoes soeares
naaguehas peteneras guas andangos oas ganadnas ga
viancs galegos g. mporacones constanes de Paris
Milan Madrid IondrcS Berlin Barcelona Sc compone toda ca
,se dc fsn6graiOs Piezas de repuesta accessories.
Photograph Exchange.
S~n Iusto 14K
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-13
NOTAS De CUBA
81 ras de mar. en- la Ha-
bana.-Las olas furio-
sas E imponentes.
GRAN ALARMA.
Graudes precauciones. .-Bo
tes a pique. -Buqu@ en-
peligro. Exfuerzos.
GRAN ALARmA.

Tomamos de qL,a Discusi6na de
Ia Habana, fecha de este mes:
all fuerte temporal del Noroes-
t. reinante desde aver, se ha senti-
do con mucha intensidad en- todo el
litoral.
81 oleaje invade el Malec6n.
San 1.azaro, Marina y Ia parte baja
del Vedado. En- esta pintoresoa
barriada el furor de las olas fue tai
que en- muchas GALES lego q alcan-
zar mas de I'm metro de altura,
Las GALES donde mas aqua ha-
Aia, eran las de A. B, c, D, 3y S.
La policia del Vedado pidio
auxilio 4 los bomberos y organiza-
ron el salvamento de las familias
donde era necesario.
Las familias fueron atendidas
all la Estaci6n sanitaria y en- otroe
luga,es a donde no llegaba la fnun-
daci6n.
Tres botes Sc fueron 4 pfque,
rro iun+o 4 Belot los otros dos
en- Ia Punta.
Inponente era el aspeeto que
el mar rresentaba frente al Moro,
4 la entrada del Canal. Las olas,
embravecidas, Sc estrellaban contra
el vetusto castillo, saltando Sobre Ia
farola de Ia torre.
FL vapcr eLauraO entr6 a las
de la tarde, dando horribles banda
zos.
Sc temio muchas veces que la:
oias 10 estrallasen contra las rocas
Al fin pas6 sin aclidente alguno.
FL gran vapor aSeverno, do IL
marina Real Inglesa, Sc puso tren
te al Moro. Los practicos enton
ces, con un valor digno de elogio
salieron a Ia mar y brindaron su:
servicios.
Pero el captain del aSevern'
dijo que acercarse en- esos momen
tos q la boca del puerto, serfa sx
poner su buque, por 10 que sc alejt
mar afucra-e espera de mejors
de tempo. Hoy por la mAfans
entr6 el sSevernD.
En- los mismos momeAtos ct
cue por la violencia del temporal e
pSeverns NO Sc atrevfa q tomal
puerto, un wvetu de 100 tonela'
das, aEl Paquete Habanero,S q todc
ttapo, saltando sobre olas como
rnontofias, tom6 el Canal y cor
rissgo de hacerse a1icos mil ccces,
gan6 elpuerto. %
Fl nhblico Que deSde el Male,
con preselci6 el acto audaz de 10:
marineros que tripulaban esa fra
gil embarcaci6n, los aclam6 con en-
tusiastas ihurras!
Hoy por la mahana ONO vivc'
70, sEl Angeliton. tras utanicos cs'
fuerzos, logo ganar el puerto,
Ii colreo espahol "Reina Ma
ria CrisGnao los vapOres america
nos sOlivetteo y aHalifaxS, han en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-13
AguaSMinera|eS de Bur|ada

Preen mananialeS de Burlada Naurra sendo
las pmas territoo (tan rico fuenteS
neraes) que aparee eemento mnerazador YODo
Esa aeas tenen gran disntos pas de America
pecamente Meco donde medcos emnene las comen
saa para aaiont del ago (gasagas dispepsas ca
os gastricos a6R de Ia Vga catarros vexicales
e6lcos nefricos etc) iguaisVentc las del hgad0
Son muy agada sabOr oman en- las
omdas ezcas con poquo pueden tambn omarse
las cuaquer hora proucendo odos los actoros
SNtados.
Importadores Puerto Rico,
Sucesores Gs f. IUncOs & Co
Cruz a. San Juan P. R.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-13

'trado estQ manans aunquc con mu-
'chos trabajos.
Is de advevtir que el estado del
mar esta mafiana era tan violentO
como aver tarde; pero como el vieA-
Ito ha cedido algo, se espera que va
lya abonaAzando.
Los PRACTICES hau estado sa'
'liendo ( la mar cada veg que el Sc
maforo del MORO sehalaba un bu.
que en- demanda del puerto.
La labor de estos hombres de
mar han sido aver y esta matiana
tan ruda como peligrosa; pero, por
fortuna, no han sufrido contratiem-
po alguro.s
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-08-15
APPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCED
BY GOV. SMITH.

Governor Hoke Smith Monday
morning sent the following appoint
ments to the state senate:
Hon. George w. Jordan to be Judge
OF the county court of Pulaski for a
term of four years from April 80.
1908.
Hon. Joel Cloud to be judge of the
city court of Lexington, Oglethorpe
county, for term of four years from
December IA, 1909.
Hon. Kirby S. Anderson to be Judge
of the county of Morgan for term
of four years from March %, 1908.
Hon. d. W. Krauss to be judge of
the city court of Brunswick for a
term of four years from January 2,
1908.
Carl Vinson, Esq, to be solicitor
OF the county court of Baldwin for a
term of two years from February 2,
1908."
Hon. George It. Gober, Of Marietta.
to be a member Of the board of trus-
tees of the University of Georgia
from the state at large for term of
eight years from August 23, 1907.
Hon. A. L. Hull, of the county of
Clarke, to be member of the board
Of trustees Of the University of Geor-
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-08-15

great popularity on account of his
trust busting proclivities, took In
to his cabinet as Acknowledgement,
the official to enforce existing anti
trust laws, the notorious Phil. Knox,
who was attorney for j. p Morgan
and the Steel Trust, when he was put
into the cabinet at Morgan's sugges-
ton or dictation, as buffet between
the trust and the people, which
trusts he protected by pigeon
holing the evidence against them;
and was only taken out of the cab
met and put into the Senate by the
Pennsylvania r. R. Company because
they thought he could serve his coun-
try (?) better by guiding the rail
road rate legislation which was sure
to come up in Congress.
Then when the Steel Trust atto,-
ney was taken out Of Mr.. Roosevelt s
cabinet, he put in his place, to en-
force antitrust laws, one who has
several times declared in public that
it is impossible and useless to try to
curb the great trusts and corpora
tions.
2. We also need to forget that our
trust-busing president gathered into
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-08-15
STANDARD FACES POSSIBLE
FINES OF $114, 100000.

CONTINUED from Page One.
Standard Oil Company, either under
that name or under the name of one
or another of the dozens of companies
owned by it, is under indictment in
five Federal districts, namely, West
ern New York, Western District of
Louisiana, Eastern District of Missou-
H. Western District of Tennessee and
Northern District Of Illinois. There
are only fifteen indictments, but in
asmuch as each count covers a sepa-
rate offense, the trust is liable under
the counts thus pending to fines
amounting to $114,76OOOO, which is
more than the capital stock Of the
parent corporation.
Cases Under State Laws.
How many indictments have been
brought under State statutes cannot
be ascertained here, but it is believed
that the number runs up into the
hundreds.
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-08-15

the railroad is short of workmen ma.
terial and tools.
incorporated in the complaint is
statement that the Missouri Pacific
officials, anticipating the complaint,
ordered section foremen to replace
all bad ties at once, and where the
work could not be done to cover them
up with earth.
Adam No Match for John D.
Without confusing his audience
with a bewildering array of figures,
Gov. A. B. Cummins, Of Iowa, an
nonnced at Chicago in an address
before the VIII County Chautauqua
Assembly the result Of a problem he
has been working out.
I understand Mr.. Rockefeller is
worth $100,000,000," Gov. Cummings
said. ''No honest man could have
saved such q sum in lifetime. Had
Adam started in on the $450-a-day
schedule, worked week days and also
Sundays, lived frugally, and denied
Eve a dress or bonnet Of any kind,
he would be on a nearly equal fnan-
cial footing today with Rockefeller. "
G. N.
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-08-15
DeWberry'S Delight.

II you are not enjoying good health
1t is your own fault, 40 "Devharry's
Delight" is within the reach OF every
one, as those who are really not able
to buy bottle can get q trial bottle
free Of charge by calling or writing
to the Office, % liz Whitehall street,
Atlanta. Ga.
"Dewberry's< Delight" In Just what
you need at this season Of the year
to remove that foul waste matter from
the system, 80 you can sleep and
rest, which is the only way yeu can
restore the nerve force, by good seund
sleep. So you Sso how essential 10
Is to keep the liver, bowels and hid
neys right, to keep the system clear
OF waste matter which ohstrwets She
nerve force and paves the way for al
diseases.
ALI druggists sell %.
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-08-15

gia from the city Of Athens for
term of eight years from August %,
1907.
Hon. Howard Thompson, Of the
county of Hall, to be member Of
the board of trustees Of the Univer-
sity of Georgia from the Ninth con-
gressional district for term Of eight
years from August %, 1907.
Hon. Bowdre Phinizy, Of the county
OF Richmond, to be member Of the
board of trustees of the University
Of Georgia from the Tenth congress
sional district for term Of eight
years from August %, 1907.
Hon. Warren Lott, Of the county
Of Ware, to be member of the
board of trustees Of the University
of Georgia from the Eleventh con-
gressional district for term Of eight
years from September 20. 1907.
In the case Of the Pulaski county
court judgeship, Judge Jordan was
re-appointed. He had no opposition
Hon. Joel Cloud, who has been ap-
pointed to the judgeship Of the city
court of Lexington, will succeed Judge
Phil W. Davis, who was an applicant
for re-appointment.
Hon. Kirby S. Anderson, of Madi-
son. will succeed~Judge Fl. w. Bald
win, OF the county court Of Morgan.
Hon. Carl Vinson had no opposition
for re-appointment as solicitor of the
county court of Baldwin.
Hon. D. w. Krauss will succeed
Judge A. D. Gale as judge of the city
court of Brunswick. He was opposed
by former Judge j. D. Sparks.
Of the five university trustee ap-
pointments, three of them-Judge
Gober, Mr.. Hull and Colonel Thomp-
son-succeed themselves.
Hon. Bowdre Phinizy will succeed
Hon. Enoch III. Galloway, of Angus
ia, and Hon. Warren Lott will sue
ceed Hon. John W. Bennett, of Way
cross.
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-08-15
THINGS WE NEED TO FORGET.

1t has been suggested by some of
the admirers Of President Roosevelt
in the South, that he be nominated
and voted for by Democrats as the
best means Of securing the success
of Democratic principles. Before do
ing so there are some things that we
need to forget.
1. That Roosevelt, who gets his
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-08-15
PAGE TWELVE
SUMMARY OF NEWS.

the balance of power Without the
Catholic vote separation would have
been defeated almost as decisively as
it was IN 1880, when the majority
against it was 5000, or in 1897, when
it was 4,500 The Catholics were
practically asked to choose between
the repentant church of Calvin,
saying: ''My sister, give me the kiss
Of peace and resume your place at
the table of the budget and the
Socialistic coalition, which whispered,
"Renember 1873"
1t chose The latter course, thus, IN
its turn. showing the door to official
Professionalism and Catholic schisma-
tisn.
Bonaparte May Tndict Hartman.
Attorney-General Bonaparte has
notified his subordinates here that
he will materially shorten his vaca-
tion and return to Washington Au-
gust II. During his brief outing at
Lenox, Mr.. Bonaparte has been CIV
ing personal attention to the report
submitted by the Interstate Com
merce Commission on the financial
transactions of Edward II. Harri
man.
Officials of the Department Of JUS
tice believe the early return Of At
torney-General Bonaparte presages
the criminal prosecution of Harri-
man.
Kills Wife for Burglar.
+. B. Brumholz, at Atlanta, mis-
taking his wife for a burglar, shot
and killed her. His wife rose during
the night AMI he, hearing her NOV
ing around the room, rose up and
shot her.
Independents See Opportunity Now.
Five simultaneous attacks upon
the Standard Oil Company, covering
practically the entire country be-
tween the Atlantic Seaboard and the
Rocky Mountains, were ordered BY
the Independent oil men Of Cleveland,
fastened by the enormous fine as
sessed against The big monopoly. The
campaign Will be prosecuted under
the generalship Of the National Pc
troleum Association.
On paper it will be against all the
railroads East and West. In reality
the objective is the Standard Oil
Company.
From the standpoint of the indie.
pendent oil men of Cleveland the
most important part of this campaign
is that against the railroads operating
IN the territory of the Central
Freight Association The object Of
this attack IS to obtain an AVERAGE
reduction of 20 per cent in thefates
on petroleum in the territory named.
F. w. Roltz, traffic manager of the
Petroleum Association, sent a letter
to the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion asking for a hearing not later
than September Is, and the Cleveland
shippers will be represented there
by special counsel.
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-08-15
Do You Take the Masaziue?

10 not forget that FWasons Jefersonan hglass
monthly potusey illustrated with original cartoons
halftones reproduced from bestp periodicals -
sooa reading matter for member of family
ponucs Tor the old
and general literature for the wife ladies'
Price $3.50
Sample copies sent application. Address
THos. E. WATSON Thomson, Ga.
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Back Numbers Of the Masazine

We can supply full sets of Watsons Magazine the
bers already out for One Dollar single copies ay me
from January to August, inclusive, at -
Send in your get the back numbers Address
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Your Time Is Out

My dear friend do
months and that 1t six months that
Now isn't about time Jeersonian and
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Do SO, at once, please
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NOTICE!

When in need of Corn,
Hay or Feed Stuff, write J.
R. REYNOLDS, Louisburg,
Tenn.
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-08-15
Road Accused of Villainy.

The National Tracklayers' Union
made formal complaint at Lincoln
to the State Railway Commission
that the Missouri Pacific Railroad is
criminally and villainously neglect
ing its tracks on its Omaha-Kansas
City division.
The union presents as exhibits
thirty-two photographs of The broken
angle-bars, rotten tics, split rails and
bad roadbed. The complaint alleges
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-08-15
Kills Wife for Burglar.

f. B. Brumholz, at Atlanta, mis-
taking his wife for a burglar, sho
and killed her. His wife rose durins
the night AMI he, hearing her NOV
ing around the room, rose up AM
shot her.