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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-13
10 QUE DICE FL GOBERNADOR COTTON.

no tienen derecho alguno, moral Q
legal, para hacer uso de estos edltl-
clos adn en- Ell mas ligero grado, para
fines de los partidos politicos, y el
resultado natural de toda tentatlva
en- ese sentido sera Ell de producer
en- los adversarios polfticos de tales
funcionarios publicos Ell sentimlento
de que estan siendo tratados lnjusta-
mente, sentimiento que tenderla
crear entire el pueblo animosldades
que no deberian existir, y que seria
Ia causa possible de actos de vlolencla
de los cuales los mismos funcionarios
que hayan transgredido Ia Ley y ha-
van faltado la discretion propia del
cargo que ejercen, seria en- pr mer
termino y, hasta cierto punto mo-
ralmente responsables.
Ell hecho de fijar en- los edificios
pnblicos anuncios de los partidos po-
liticos, 8 el uso de esos edificios para
la exhibition de documentos hojas
impresas 9 carteles de cualquier GO
nero, relacionados con Ia campana
que hacen los partidos politicos, asi
como de cualquier otra clase de anun
clos, salvo aquelIos que estdn EXPIRE
samente exceptuados por la Ley, es-
ia prohibido. sobre este punto Sc la
ma Ia atencion hacia 10 dispuesto
en- el parrafo 6 del Artfculo 5l7 del
Codigo Penal y en- el la seecl5n 2 de Ia
Ley dc la Asamblea Legislative,
aprobada en- 10 de mario de 1910. 10
dos losque infrinjan estas dlspostclo-
nes estan sljetos 4 castigo guberna-
two por'' 'mala conducta y tamblen
perseguidos ante los tribunales.
Los funcionarios publieos que al ira
balar SUI reelection ,utilicen los bienes
de dominiopdblico parafavorecer sus
intereses personales 8 los de su par
tidodanuna idea muy pobre de su IN
tencion de servir fiel imparclalmente
al pueblo 81 resultasen electos.
Sc diriee esta oarta a todos los Al
caldes de Puerto Rico. en- lnteres del
pueblo de Ia isla para obtener una
economic en- ell emplec de fuerza de
pohcia, y en- Ia esperanza de que una
cuidadosa consideration por los dl-
versos gchiernos municipales de los
asuntos expuestos en- esta carta,
traera por consequence que Sc ira
ten todas las cuestiones polltlcas, d
medida que surjan, con ealma y rec
titud, Y que Sc extienda el sentimlen-
to de buena ammonia cue debe preva-
lecer entire nuesto pueblo, cuales-
oniera que sean las diferencias de
opinion que puedan existir sobre los
programas politicos.
He creido que era 10 mas conve-
niente lamar Ia atenclcn de todos
los gobiernos municipales hacla es-
tos asuntos,-no por presumlr que
todos & la mayoria de ellos necesitan
las advertencias que en- esta carta Sc
hacen, ,-sino para 4. puedan ccnocer
con absolute claridad la actitud inal
terable del que suscribe en- relacion
con dichcs asuntos, y que 81 Sc pre-
sAnta una OCCASION en- que 70 tenga
Que corregir alg,in abuse coretldo-
en- violaci6n de los derechos del puc-
bio v dentro de las 'ndicaciones he
chas en- esta circular mi resolucion,
para que resulte eficaz, habra de ser
y sera rapidamente adcptada. Res
pctuosan.ente,
iFirmado) Geo r. Cotton. |
Gobernador de Puerto Rico.
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Dinero Y ye|oj gratis

Pida sin dinero, diez pesos
ORC de Pastillas "Recuperado1s &
de la Salud" el mejor PATENT.
zado para la sangre, el est6.
mago, el higado, y losrinones,
coloquelos entire sus vecinos
pues es aceptado donde quie-
ra que Sc ofrece y al mandars
nos el importe, obsequiaremoa.
con una comlsion en- dinero, r
un reloj gratis Esc1iba en-
seguida q la National Drug
Agency Tetuan 81, San
Juan, Pto. Rico.
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No 50 Que6a U. Atras.

El mundo tarda en- reconocep
una idea nueva. Una casa de
Nueva York, presenta un especi-
fico llamado Pam-Ala, que reem-
plazara la Quinina en- el trata-
miento del Paludismo. e. DR..
Francisco Padr6n, de Cerete, CO.
lombia, Dice: He usado la PAM
Ala con resultados sorprenden-
tes, en- casos en- que la Quinina v
Arsenico no habfan dado resnlta-
do alguno. De yenta en- las Dro-
guerias.
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Juventud para todos.

lDesea Vd. conocer el meor tints
ideado para devolver al cab-llo SUI
primitive COLOR
sQuierc I'd Zanzibar su eanoso pc
10 por una lermosa cshelIera negra
y sedosa'
lie gustaria 4 Vd. hacer desapare.
Ger el feo siano de veie, qve nGuda
blemente producsn Ia eanss7
sE.std g. intelesa,o enhacer un,
buena conquest
Fntorces, decldase i usar Ia muy
afam da
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BASES DEL CAMfEONA1O
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telectual que fue recibido
con entusiasmo por numero-
ses y distinguidos escritores.
Mas de ochenta cuentos remitidos; n1uchos,
esperando turno de publication.

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de nIoduc han podudo bas obr a odos los genero
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GRUJANO DENrlSrA

Habie1do regreeado Va de los
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nuevo & su numerosa clientele , al
pdblioo en- general sus eervicio.
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licias para el periodic cleo
toral.

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fnncionariOs municipales
cream obstaculos para la cele-
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-08-26
Does Double Duty
MRS. OVENS TURKEY HEN
LOSES NO TIME.

IRE nature takers" "dig up" many
strange tales OF the antics OF animals
but here's one on an old turkey hen
which can be proven true by anyone
who wants to see II by going to the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. win Ciycns.
This turkey hen laid out a clutch CT
eggs early in the summer. and after
Matching out brood of young turks.
took them off the nest and while
mothering them proceeded TO lay
another setting OF eggs At last ac.
counts she is still laying. and still
tending to her brood OF young ones
This is the kind OF poultry wortl,
having. and It is said that Mrs. Civ
ems Is asking fancy prices for this PAL
hcular brd-d OF turkeys. but wheth.
err all the hens are all guaranteed 70
do double duty. has not been learned
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-08-26
BABY ATTACKED
BY VICIOUS SOW
MRS. WILLIAMS REscuEs INFANT
SON FROM PoRkER BY
USE or A CLUB.

rhe infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs
William Williams of the Hedgeville
Section. had a narrow escape this
week when il was seized by vicious
COW. only when the little fellows
mother beat the porker over the head
with a club did it release the little
boy.
The child's father is a brother OF
Mr.. James w. Williams. of this city.
who was at once notified OF the
affair 1t seems that Mrs. Williams
was engaged in some house work on
the back porch. and the little boy,
was playi ing on the floor of the ktch-
en-. Suddenly the SOW came along,
and selling the little boy by leg
with her mouth, started TO drag him
to her wallow in shed nearby. The
screams OF the baby brought his moth
er at once to the rescue and she beat
off the vicious brute with a club
The little fellows leg is said to he
badly lacerated by the sow's tusks
but II Is not believed that any OF the
uinjries viii prove serious.
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HERE'S TOUGH LUCK.
lnnnville Advocate.l

(Danville Advccate)
Mr.. Harvey Merriman who resides
on the farm OF Mr.. NJ. ]. Farris near
town ON the Perryville pike has been
having streak of bad luck. Some
time ago while building a barn. he
attempted to hoist a twenty-foot post.
rhe post fell and struck Mr.. Merri-
man on the leg, breaking the bone
lie recovered in a short time and re-
sumed work. While doing some car
pentry work on the same building.
he fell from the scaffolding and broke
his leg again 1'hxt was six weeks
ago and he began walking on the
broken limb some days ago. Yester-
day afternoon as he was stepping
into his front door he slipped and
fell and the bone was again broken.
He will be confined in bed for some
time.
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Rowland.

Mrs. Myrtle Collier who has been
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J.
+. Delaney. returned to her home at
Bedford, Ind. Sunday.
At the meeting OF the Board of Edu.
cation, j. T. Mundy was appointed
chairman and W. c. Camden. Secre-
tary for the first division of public
schools of this county.
Mr.. W. c. Camden has the place as
general manager OF Land and Buc-
hanan's grocery and soft drink stand
here.
Mr.. John Dennis who has been
manager informs us that he will go in
business at Bryantsville.
s MIR. T. D. Martin stuck nail in his
foot Sunday and is giving him some
trouble.
Rev. d. NJ. Walker will preach at
our church Sunday at 3 2. NJ.
- A. Hurst and sidney Jennings
nave gust returned from the Law
fair where they had a good
ume
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Blue Lick

We are enjoying the much needed
rain which done much good to corn
and tobacco.
The picnic given by the Sunday
School last Saturday was well attend
ed and about s25 was raised FOR tho
new church. Everybody had a good
time and splendid order.
Everyone who wishes to contributes
for the new church can do so by
calling on Miss Mary Stringer or A.
Y. Daugherty. ANY sum will be ap-
preciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Obie Bolton, OF Lam
caster, have been visiting Mrs. Eliza
Daugherty OF this place
Arrived at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Sowders on the 18th. =
5-pound democrat. Mother and baby
are doing well. and the father doing
as well as could be expected.
Tobacco harvesting has commenced
In this neck OF the woods.
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County Election Board Named
s. 7. HARRIS AND A. C. cARMAN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN
THIS SECTION.

s. I. Harris and A. c. Carman, to-
gether with Sheriff McCarty. will
compose the board OF election com.
missioners in Lincoln county this
year The appointments were made
yesterday at Frankfort by the State
BOARD OF Election Commissioners.
Mr.. Harris represents the democratic
party and Mr.. Carman the republican.
Both are high class men in every way
and will make efficient officials.
other election commissioners for
counties ~ this seetion. are az fol-
lows, The first named being a republi-
can and the second the democrat
.Adair-G. +. Suits. Robin Hurt
Boyie-N. X. Tunis, Logan Wood.
Anderson-Alonzo Strutton, NP. Cox
Casey--G. X. Watson, Il. 9. Moore.
Garrard-R.H, Batson, ]. |. Hamilton
Jessamlne-J.T. Vince, N.L.Bronaugh
Knox-.W.F. Parker, ]. Nj. Gilbert.
I.aurel-G.A. Settle, c. G.. Brock.
MadiscHAWalser Bennett, b. Bates
Shackelford.
Mercer-S.R. Wilder, E.P. McGarvey.
Pulaski--E. Wesley, Chas. Mcdowell.
Rockcastie-D. b. Southland. William
POINTER.
Russeli-B. y. Phelps, NH. Bernard.
shelby. n. b. Ross. X. W. Briggs.
spencer-wL. vanDyke. John Wig
CLINTON.
whitley--D.Y, Lawson, 4. y. Pritch'
ard.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-08-26
MiddIeburg.

J. r. Wilson has bought a brand
new grisst mill and is setting II up
at Yosemite to do grinding for the
public.
Rev. Jas. Balintyne came over
from the Association at Ellisburg and
preached at the Baptist church Fri.
day and Saturday afternoon.
The Baptist people are endeavoring
to secure the services OF Rev. o. NJ.
Huey in a,pIctrac:ed meeting here in
the near future
Rufus Maynard a youth OF the Wall
town section came down one day last
week and surrendered to Constable
Marion Black. on charge OF a breach
of the peace. lie will be tried Fri
day.
During the rain storm here Sunday
morning lightning killed two heifers
for Nc ID. Fogle and a mule for &. c.
Jones. A bolt struck a locust tree in
Mrs. Martha Sharp's yard and run
Ining down killed two chickens.
Jason Lawhorn has bought hall
interest in the stock of goods OF Mrs.
Belle Lawhorn OF Yosemite. and L
l.. Gadberry and the writer are en-
gagged in taking an inventory OF the
stock.
In our letter last week we inadvert.
antly left out the marriage OF Mr..
James Drye aud Miss Mamie Adams
They are popular young people and
deserved better treatment and we
beg pardon for the OMISSION.
In writing up the Murphy reunion
last week we mentioned Mrs. Richard
Hester as one OF the grandchildren OF
Mrs. Murphy and your type got II
Mrs. Richard"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-08-26
LOUIS WALKEP
IS APPOINTED JUDGE
ACTING GOV. cox NAMES GAR
RAND MAN TO FILL THE
VACANCY.

A. predicted in the Interior Jour,
nal OF Tuesday, Acting Governor VIII
Ham II. Cox appointed Louis l.. Walk.
or. OF Lancaster. Circuit Judge OF the
Thirteenth, Judicial district TO an the
vacancy caused by the death of Judge
M. G. saufiey. a little over week
ago.
The appointment was made by
Gov. Cox at Frankfort today friday
and II Is understood that Il becomes
effective Immediately. Judge Walker
will hold his first term OF court at
Danville early in September.
The appointment OF Judge Walker
will hardly come as a surprise 10
those who figured out the politics OF
the situation, Tor United ..ates Sen.
ator W o. Bradley threw the weigh,
OF his powerful influence behind his
townsman and county man. and as
Cox Is said TO have decided guberna.
torial ambitions. the influence OF the
senator in his benalf little later Will
probably be worth tine nomination.
Judge Walker is one OF the best
known attorneys at the Garrard bar.
Tie Is said 10 have large practice
and Is regarded by all as an able man
In the legal profession. HIS term will
only last until Jan. L. 1912. Tor an
election viii be held November. 1911.
at the time Of the regular state cleo
tion to choose a Judge for the re-
mainder OF Judge 5auneys unexpir-
ed term. As the district. composed
OF the counties OF Lincoln. Garrard.
Doyle and Mercer. Is usually largely
democratic. Il Is confidently expected
that democrat win succeed Judge
Walker. after a little over q years
service. The emoluments from the
oaice during his short term. however.
viii amount to little over $4,000.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-08-26
CRUSHED TO DEATH
BY TRACTION ENGINE
GEO. REYNOLDS MEETS FEAR.
+ Full FATE WHEN BRIDGE
GIVES WAY NEAR MKINNEY

George Reynolds, one OF the best
known men in the West End of Lin
coin county, met a fearful death on
last Tuesday afternoon, when a
traction engine he was driving, went
through the wooden bridge over a
small creek between Turnersvilleand
Mckinney. Mr.. Reynolds was pinned
at the hips by the big wheel OF the
engine against the stone abutmenr on
one side of the bridge and 1t was al.
most two hours before the rescuers
were able to release him. He died
that night as result of the injuries
he sustained He was 40 years Of
age aud leayes several children, his
wife having preceded hin to the
Ureat Beyond several years.
Mr.. Reynolds was accompanied by
two colored men. George ard William
Brock, on the engine. They we're pull
ing thresher from one wheat field
to another. When the engine went
down. his assistants we're thrown in
TO the creek and miraculously escap-i
ed serious injury. Mr.. Reynolds In
sisted, however, that the men who
were endeavoring TO extricate him.
should help the others before do
ing anything for him. He maintain
ed that he was not hurt. 1t is said
that he was caught in an upright po-
sition against the stone abutment,
and his body was evidently so be-
uumbed by the fearful pressure that
he did not realize the terrible condi-
ton he was in.
The remains of Mr.. Reynolds were
laid 10 rest after appropriate services
at Mckinney.
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Mt. Salem


Mr.. H. b. Floyd has gone to Shelby
Vile, Ind. TO take treatment.
Mrs. Nora Barnes who has been the
guest OF Mrs. N. McCarty, will return
to her home at Knoxville Tenn, this
week
Miss Arnold Engleman who has
been visiting her brother. Mr.. Matt
Engleman and also Miss Matte Floyd
returned TO her home in Danville last
week.
Miss Matte NJ. Floyd attended the
Baptist Association at Ellisburg last
week.
Quite a number OF our people viii
attend the association at Hustonville
this week.
Bro. Jones pastor of the Huston
Vile Baptist church will preach for
Is next Sunday. Everybody invited.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-08-26
CHURCH ITEMS.

Rev. Younan. the Armenian, "
preach at the Hustonville Christian
church Sunday.
The revival services are continuing
at the Christian church with very
able sermons by DR.. Morrow.
Many people from stanford and
this end OF the county attended the
South District Baptist Association
at Hustonville this week. James T.
Wilson, of Harrodsburg, was reflect
ed moderator for the third term while
Edward II. Fox. OF Danville, was
chosen secretary forthe 18th consec-
utiye year. Stanford was selected as
the place for the next annual meeting
next year.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-08-26
School Begins Early
MISS ETHEL HILTON ELECTED
TO FILL VACANCY IN THE
FACULTY.

The Stanford graded and high schoo
will open Monday September 5th
The prospects are flattering for q
gocd school, in fact the outlook looks
better each year. The faculty has
been completed and it is with salts
faction that the trustees announce
that the school system was never
more nearly perfect than at present
All now resident pupils in Lincoln
county will be given free tuition il
they present a certificate from the
county board OF examiners. This ap'
plies. OF course. to those who do not
live IN a school. district whose tax is
zoe or more. Pupils expecting to en-
ter this will bring their certificates
with them the first day of school.
Those who have not this certificate
will be charged tuition, at the regular
rates. -
Greater advantages are being offer
ed each year. Since a high school
education can be obtained in this way
II Is certainly a great inducement to
all who can to take advantage OF It,
Miss Ethel Hilton. OF this county, a
graduate OF Campbel'-Hagerman Col
lege, Lexington. was elected to the
vacant teachers place this week
she is said to be very well qualified
for the place.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-08-26
Still After Grab Orchard
MERCER COUNTY MEN HAVE
OPTION ON SPRINGS

The negotiations ior the sale OF
Crab Orchard Springs have not yet
been completed. but Judge John w.
Hughes and Hon. Charles A. Hardin
OF Mercer. passed through here yes
terday and said that Il Is practically
settled that In combination with a
number OF prominent capitalists,
Judge Hughes will purchase the
Springs property. lie has an option
on the place now and IL awaiting the
settlement OF several minor details
before II will be closed. One OF the
bitches In the negotiations Is said TO
be by parties who own an interest In
the famous well at the depot which
the syndicate headed by the Mercer
people. also want to acquire.
II Is understood that Judge Hughes
option is at figure around sS0.0oO.
II II Is secured. they plan TO put i'm.
provements on the famous old re
sort to the amount OF 100000.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-08-26
ITCHING ECZEMA WASHED AWAY

Is 10 worth 20 cents to you to stop
that awful. agonizing itch? Surely
you will spend rs cents ON your drug
gist's recommendation. to cool and
heal and sooths that terrible itching
eruption? By arrangement with the
d. d. ID. labraories of Chicago We are
able to make a special offer of a 25-
cent bottle of their oil OF wintergreen
compound known as ID. d. ID. prescrip,
ton. Call or write or telephone TO
Shugars & Tanner. We absolutely
know that the itch Is stopped at once
by ID. u. ID. prescription and the cures
all seem to be permanent.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-08-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

We have for sale at bargain
splendid business in stanford. Owner
has a good reason for going out OF
business. This Is money making
proposition for the right man.
Also come to see fine farm OF
.oo acres in Garrard county right on
pike. right at railroad station. fine
improvements, first class land price
slS0 per acre. Write us for cata-
logue OF other farms in Lincoln and
Garrard counties.
HUGHES a sWlNEsRoAD,
The Real Estate Men, Lancaster,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-08-26
PICNIC AND DANCE.

A Grand picnic aud platform dance,
will be- given on Saturday Aug 81,
in R,sseils Woods at Milisdgeyille
This will be an old fashion dance
and picnic. Good music. Plenty to
eat. Ice cream and cool drinks guar
apteed to be on the grounds Boys
bring your girls and come. Police
protection guaranteed. Admission
free. Vim. Caddis Mgr.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-08-26
Coming This Way
LOUISVILLE AUTO CLUBS RUN
ROUTED THRo' LINCOLN.

In making up the route for its en-
durance and reliability run, the Louis
vile Auto Club included considerable
OF Lincoln county in its second days
itinerary. It's official schedule says.
of the route and conditions of the
roads:
The total length of the tour will be
44O miles, and will require two AMI a
half days. Harrodsburg has been Ve-
lected as the first night contr' nd
the motorists are scheduled to eel
a distance OF las miles, with II u.
coin Farm as the noon stop. II e
ond days tour will end at VIII. rs.
ter, where the travellers win spend
the night at the Brown Proctoria
Hotel.
The second days schedule says:
Harrodsburg to Danville. good maca.
dam (via Burgin)
Danville TO- STANFORD. y. fine maca-
dam.
Stanford to Crab Orchard good
macadam
Grab Orchard to Lancaster. d. !. good
macadam
Lancaster to Richmond. -. .. good
macsdam (Richniond for dinner)
Richmond to Lexington 81. extra fine.