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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-08-06
HOME HAPPENINGS.

nO4A ~ IA AAA \ Il IA - ~ NOs
HEAT-T Thursday Il cents.
Thursday Aug. -.
Koch sisters at the M. E.
Hrch.
,has. Keith was up from
tonville Tuesday.
Alfred Horton, foreman of the
Pyiew, is on the sick list.
Marvin Niles made a flying
to Appleton Monday.
Pete Larson is making some
proyements around his house.
Irwin Nye has been on the
X list the past week.
Mss Anna Croal has recently
urned from Minneapolis.
ea Sommervillc, of Sisseton, is
Rtlng friends in the city.
Inlian Bennett, ESQ, of Water
~, was in the city this week.
Eugene Wilson, of South
pre-, drove over to Milbank
arsday.
barry Hocum has been shak-
hands with friends in the
this week.
Godfrey A. Engdahl, of Orton-
was a Milbank visitor last
flday afternoon.
Wood Bros, are just getting in
ar each Of the Studebaker and
Shford wagons.
ars, 4. J. Keller visited the
sses Vandervoort, in Vernon
nshlp, last Saturday.
'eo. Jenkins of Sisseton, came
v the train from the east last
ssday, On his way home.
llss May Reeves, of Corona
mas been visiting friends in
cty returned to her home
pnday.
sonn Ramps, Of Sisseton, has
- spending a few days in the
ana went to Webster yes
=; competent engineer wants a
sslon with a rustling thresh-
,t:l vu1nlt for the fall. Enquire
" Johnson started for Chi
last Monday afternoon with
ears e, loaded with sheep, hogs
M.tle and returned yester-
;uonlas L. Bouck and G. D.
nSa Snllo went to Minneapolis
lluay 70 attend the funeral Of
a1e - Smith Jones. Mr.. and
RS Its. A. w. Glenn left Mon
ulsnt on the same mission.
ss Dner Burgan has come home
n PI.u i: q two weeks vacation
Il. nIs friends and if he enjoys
IS s nere as much as his friends
"a !. having him here he is as
= ola pleasant time.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-08-06
CHURCHES.

,.r vETHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
o....hlnp Sabbath morning, 1910. Preach
..S.,h evening, s. Sabbath School, l2m /.
wood Supt Bible Class. conducted by
~ I Loythan; Epworth League. Sabbath
H., choir Rehearsal, Saturday evening
Bargan director. The Methodist
lana Church OF Milbank, cordially invite
I,ushc 10 all their services: strangers IN the
II always welcome. All seats are iree
o. WILLIAMS. Pastor.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-08-06
The Koch sisters at the M. f.
church Thursday Aug. 10Th.

apolis Tuesday morning.
DR.. Ashton returned home
Sunday, after a two weeks visit
to the cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Eddy, of
Friedrich, N. D., have been visit
ing with Mrs. Eddy's brother,
j. Walsh.
Miss Baur came up from St.
Paul last Tuesday and is at her
old place at Mittelsteadt's.
l. Conright returned from the
west Monday, whore he had been
for a week or ten days.
Mrs. D. B. Nichols and Mrs.
M. L. Ecker went to Mime
apolis last Monday.
Mrs. Lambert, of Hutchinson,
Mimi, is visiting her brother,
Jas. Kerr.
Eugene Lindsey is putting a
new walk in front of the Betcher
lumber Office.
Miss Margaret Spellman came
|up from Montevideo Monday and
is visiting with the family of E
S. Healy.
John Burgan went to Orton-
vile Tuesday to meet his young
son who was coming from Tower
City, N. D.
Be sure attend the magniscope
entertainment and concert Aug.
14th. The Band has just receiv-
ed some new music.
County Superintendent Aid
rich revoked fifteen certificates
this week for failure to attend
the county institute.
Miss Bessie Cook returned
last Wednesday from a two
months visit with her parents
at MaZomanie, Wis.
Mrs. Carrie Montford returned
to her home in Montevideo last
Monday after short visit with
her parents.
The Electric and Greek Fire
Examinations upon the streets OF
Minneapolis during Carnival
time. State fair week, will form a
gorgeous spectacle.
The city has had hitchlng
posts put up back Of the Con
right building, making a good
secure place for farmers to leave
their teams when in town.
The Magniscope and concert
given by the band Saturday,
Aug. 18th, will begin prompt
" at 8 o clock SO that the friends
from the country may be able to
attend and return home early.
Warnings have been sent out
to a few parties notifying them
to clean up around their barns.
A practical illustration was
made, Tuesday, of the fact that
the board of health mean busl,
ness. when one man was placer
nnder arrest for not cleaning up.
Now if they will get after the ois
weeds in the same manner 1t VIII
be another beneficial improve
ment.
The members Of the Willow
Rend Sunday school had a picnic,
last Thursday in the Kicker
grove, Alban. The picnic was was
Particularly = for the children but !
Young and old together, 7, enjoyed
> very pleasant day. This Sun,
dav school has been organized
about three months and IS N 9
lourishing condition having an
attendance of about thirty men men
hers. Mrs. Rickel is the sup =
Miss Effie Vandervoort the sec
retary. ~
Last Saturday night about ~ y
o'clock a little occurrence tooh 'a
= Mace on Main street which :. re- :
l,,1tad r' in one man getting pretty
mad and another man pretty
badly hurt. The one. one .iias ~ he 5he
hurt was the originator - VI -
trouble and was AFTERWARDS 1I:p kas, Sasr.
cred in by the police; ,.,l his fn,anaon neaa,
ing was set for Monday n.ana IS f4redGoh ~bich
before Justice Pasco, at VIII oa
time time he plead guilty and received
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-08-06

The people of the M. E. church
are repairing their sidewalk.
W. F. Rust went to Ortonville
Wednesday on business.
Dwight's Flour is always re-
liable. Try a sack and be con-
vinced.
b. M. Meyers, the hardware
man OF Summit, was in town
Monday.
"Billy" Eddington was up
from Montevideo the first of the
week.
The family of J. B. Stone re-
turned from an outing at the
lake the first of the week.
Agent F. H. Mills returned
Monday from a visit to his old
home at Asian, Ia, and points in
Minnesota.
It will be gala week in Mime
apolis, Sept. 6 to IL. The Carni-
val will be more magnificent
than ever, while the State fair
will surpass all efforts.
Frank Zimmerman an old time
resident Of Grant county, but
now of Illinois, is here attending
! to business interests and visiting
friends.
The completed school census
of the county shows a school
population of 2737, a gain over
last year of 124. Milbank cen
sus shows 381 children Of school
age, a gain Of so over the census
two years ago. Big Stone City
has 2O6, gain of 20 over last
years report.
1t will be a note of interest to
any one holding tickets for the
handsome quilt, for which tick
cts were sold by the Ortonville
w. r. c., that No. 2s5 is the
number which draws the quilt.
The person holding that number
will confer favor by notifying
! Ms. @. A. Hess, President, ".
r. c., Ortonville, MINI.
The largest building in South
Dakota for containing lumber
will be built in Milbank this
month by Wood Bros. The
building will be 78 #. wide, 140
#. long with 28 #. posts. The
inner drive way will be % It.
vide. On the north a lean-t to
Is #. wide and on the south a
lean to A #. wide. When finish
ed there will be room for one
million feet Of lumber. This is
an Improvement that will be ap-
preciated by all who purchase
! lumber, as the whole OF Wood
Bros. stock will be under shell
ter and not, as heretofore, ex-
posed to the weather.
Last Thursday afternoon,
while driving home from the
Willow Bend Sunday school pic
mic. Miss Carrie TroWbridge
met with what might have been
very serious accident. It
seems that the team she was
driving became frightened and
she was thrown from the buggy
in such Il manner as to allow
both wheels of the vehicle to pass
over her body. A younger Sis
ter. who was left in the buggy,
secured the lines and after d
hard struggle managed to get
the team under control. Fortu-
nately no damage was done other
than giving Miss Trowbridge a
severe shaking up and a few
bruises.
John Veon had narrow es'
cape last Sunday from having a
fire at his house. In some man
ner he left his gasoline stove SC
that the oil leaked out, and
dropped into pan which hap
pened to be setting under the
| burner. When he went to light
the stove he found the tank
empty and filed it, after which
he lighted his fire and droppeo
the burning match which fell IN
to the pan Of gasoline. La MS
efforts to throw the pan OF burn
inc fluid out Of doors he received
burns upon the hands which a, arf
e. - IJn
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-08-06

The plate glass for l. Selma
bells store arrived Tuesday.
Arthur Fisher has returned
from his Wisconsin visit.
Geo. Port has been taking a
few days vacation.
Miss Gertie Stone is enjoying
a visit from Misses Huntington
and Schelson, of Webster.
Milbank July %, Bran for $6
per ton at the Flour Mill.
HOLLANDS & NICHOL.
DR.. Rose is still making i'm
provements on his store build
ing. He is now placing in a new
front.
Franc Croal, returned from
Corona after having a week
visit with his sister, Mrs. Will
son.
Miss Vina Halverson drove
over from Revillo Wednesday to
meet friends who came in on the
the freight from the west.
That big load OF wheat men
toned in our last weeks issue
was brought in by Mr.. Koepke
on a common 81 inch skein Rush
ford wagon purchased frem
Wood Bros.
Rev. Howard H. Russell, Ma
tional Superintendent of the Anti
Saloon League will speak in Mil
bank Tuesday Aug, 81. Mr..
Russell is prominent speaker
and although an effort was made
to secure his services for long.
er time he can only be in the
state Aug. Is to 81, but during
that time good meetings are eX-
pected and the people of Grant
county may expect a good meet
ing in Milbank on the 31st.
Harvest is on in earnest now.
Monday morning there was a
slight shower and Tuesday it
rained all day making it bad for
the grain that had been cut, but
the weather since that time has
been nice and the farmers are
making good their opportunity.
In very short time the whistle
Of the threshing engine and the
rum bling Of the separator will be
heard, as there will be a good
deal Of threshing outof the shock
this fall, more than usual is
thought.
Mrs. G. H. Kimball of Elmira,
is the lady who was instrumental
in bringing about an outing
for some Of the poor children Of
Minneapolis. The St. Louis Ry.
Co. offers free transportation
over their line Of road for any
party of over five children under
the care Of a guardian, who may
wish to go into the country for
few weeks vacation and enjoy
the change from the crowded
city to the quiet prairie home.
One day last week a lady brought
fourteen children from Mime
apolis to spend a few weeks in
the neighborhood Of Elmira.
While this was a greater number
than was expected, the good
people of that locality were equal
to the emergency and provided
for all.
It is a great pleasure in riding
along the country roads to note
the great improvements that
have been made in the groves,
during the past few years.
Much time and labor has been
spent in getting the many groves
started, which now line the roads
of our county, and in majority
of cases the farmer and his fami.
ly are now enjoying the benefit
derived by their care in the cul
tivation OF trees in early days
Among the most handsome
young groves, is that Of L. Mar
quet, near Albee, the trees arr
only Of a few years growth bu'
with the splendid care they re
ceive will make grove secone
to none in the county. The
ground could not be cultivated
in better shape Not a weed il
to be seen in the whole grove ant
| and tho trees are trimmed il
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-08-06

N IA. FREEBORN observation-disclosures
! a. Eve. Ear, Nose and Throat-At Orion
hn four days Of each month,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-08-06

,r oF HDNOR-Protection Lodge.
|sehhni @. U, W. hall first and third
F'd'' ea'u Mxs.E II. BENEDICT, c. Of II.
y Ira THAYER. Rec.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-08-06

bRSALE--Oats. Corn and Barley, inquire OF
n Aas.ion, Sec. s, Melrose Twp.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-08-06

'Oc SALE A good COW inquire NWA Sec
~ township is rauge ~. John Hicks.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-08-06
LODGE No. 81
b 0, ~ tuesday evening at Sehafer' 8
ytess sa''' brethren cordially invited.

,,r coRps-Gen. Humphreys Relic
ELlEt .o oaets every second and fourth
o6p. Z! 6pn,,ach n month at the |. o. o; F. hall.
.dsy O e'' Mrs. LYDIA p. ABBOTT, Pres.
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(Locais Continued on 4th f,dge.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-13
gmpfe@(enSmert@e 6at@d(ilde Bider
fir Dir briligr Ga ten,eit.

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uuo ommnuiougtbettn QieBaHoadtsH II. ogl naTieut:
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plieuseriorihuug, : Sttaueieu uHo cine RrsuSrpsss
auoutt, suoIi6 nod bsioubtre aHbubteu iar bic in bic
S~aitsuSeit iautuotH Tsre uuo fur bic RarWo4e. Gen
~paiisnSsu SdIuB biIOsG Der Sittrtag.
SreuimegbidIeiu mttOsm 6atsH Jr0n3t3'aHsr;
teri, pie joltsr in ben SirhsU Am,ritas I'M gsbraut
1T. Sauiirtrts ausgabs in SroborWt. "a :. 0lO
1ie Ssisr Der bell. Scar: umo citerp odje.
2ut.iuii5 nuo oeutia iar gs5st uno Gtiaul. Aus ben
~oifIieleu U0miiheH SboralbHtern Suiammsnstiteut
uno nit ben GotCu i'm gtoliui6laNel Ttoigirt uoH Or.
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Iast. DHt appreciation oe5 biib5iid2H CroiHariatts.
IN SdparSorud. 10. VIII uno bS9 SetIsH.
In getuwanobauD NIT Suipi6uttt us
In 2soerbauo nit golei5Hitt 80
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o.-Sante

A' 49, N't y
o@lio, SGns6sn, jsBt rebne mai aus:
bier babe ib orei Gier, nun Ie2e ih
nod bier oa3u- Sdnshen (unterbribt
la6eno): yNbsr Sante, lett lualln
tannit 3u oenu Gisr legen."
Der 0etrdntte SnQoberr.
Baron: (oen iOeben Elm gDiloIAwein
um9er0nnt. nit einem rett piitberoen
Bid nuf ieiuen T0ritcr): ga, gum
8Onnerlpstter, mas ioQ Oenn o0s?"
T0rIter: sd lam ni4t oNfir, 0err
Baron. nno bon elmer Wiloiau tOnnen
Sic oOb AUDI teine giIoUn9 psrIon.
gen."
Seoentli6e Nustunft. -
SausfrGu gu eiuem 80Ite, Der bon
elmer 2ropsnrciie b~eim8stebrt in:
oS09en Sic, Serr Baron, 9ibt es in
NuItralieu audi &omsele? - geo0ure,
meine 8uG0i9s; ib mar niht bort!
Sittli6e @ntri Il uug. -
Sic: .WsrtmiiroiQ, oas YsrIiusr 9Nus
ibidt uns fir 500 Wart Wdarsu 0ui
GreOit. Die Geute milnsn lid, uie es
iheint niht libel iibsr uns ertuuoi9t
baben!" - Gr: y@sroe oesb0lb oub
nihts bssablsn! Sold Elm Sei6tIlnn
muB b~eitrait wsrosn!"
Stanoes9emGB s. Cote
Grid gsaoelt): gu, Gliie, Wsnn 9u
isBt in sin Dab 9eben pilit, mlIBt On
Dir cine isiusre &rontbsit ausiuben
als bisber!!"
Ginfo6e Satisf0ttion.-
Sllberiteiu: ,Mtor9sn wiro tOmmen
Der Sobn BON Rathouleben uno miro
Gid bitten I'M bic Sauo Seiner SO9=
ter Sar0b. Was pirite iagsu?" -
Seli9mann: sd luerO' ia9en Helm!
Seit mid Der Sung NAL 10 arg belsi=
oiQt bat. mill id ni6ts mebr bon 3bm
tuilieu." Silberitsin: .Shaute.
Sag ria", uno Oh bit 9erGht!"
-
Ser9ennt gum &etrutcn); y@s9cu
Der Sluei Sage GaIsrnen0rreIt m0ht
Der Gsrl Elm 0eIiht ME sin 3ebrN
Dem man feline Streiien peD9stuaIdsn
bGt!"
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tusnr er trint?" - SOloat: ,@em er
bic Mitte Der S6eibe trliit, tricgt er
bic S6iiBsuitniire, uno uenu er bel
MISUNDERSTANDING ben S%ouptnnnn
triift, trie9t sr orei Gage Nrrcit."
Sdledt perbeiert. -NiieNOr:
,9lt, ih iebe, ma bat mir ben 9lNg
nsbsn Der 0ans reisrUisrt - (ii6 per.
beIlsrno) ih meme natitrIi6 nsben Der
ssbratsusn!"
Seftige &iteni6meraen
tOnnen eineu Wenihen fat gum Strip.
pei MAIDEN. Ct. SatObs Gel in 3ei-
ten 0ebraubt, it6rtt uno beilt Die an9e=
9riiienen Wustelu. @ebrauds oas
bette Ssilmittel I'm i'm Stanoe 81 ieiu,
geraoe 81 Ite1en.
Ger Wabre Bros IA ia.
gen lie nun, es Qibt ST. oiele arlne Wsn-
iben in Der @slt. l%lulinu. 81 uisl
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nod beabtst!!" .r'
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sr ia9t mir INNER, mem er 0slo
brinat-oa tusiB i'd, tusn ib anpum.
pen tanu."
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SisQeulOier Commits: vgA. 9eben Sic
mir cine tlsine llnteritiiBunN. Mir
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bdtte, ib bate mid lln8It iaeiosn lai.
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mir aber isiu @slo, oaB ih Dem gu.
malt sinen YOribuB leiitsn ,Ontsn.~
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3immsrherr: ..... Nbsr tonneT Sit
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wenn Sic INNER eistHlte SitBe baben.
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marin lperOeu!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-13

Ebrijti. BAD een gsii4ttn Der Gisusrtu @ettes
auua S~utbarina Gmmsrit ouiss;sttnet pom S!slHsus
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h,rausoeaebeutH Gebsu5 uue Seteeu5 Stiu ebrtltt pou
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anp ieiner betIiasu Wutter. 9ta4 ben SsNbteH
her isltaen Satburina Gmmeri6 pou L. S6moatr,
&. SIS. r. 8et6 i%luitrirt. elegant Ssbuuosn $50
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nad Der 2Seiis bss bL. Ssuattus gtbt uno iooaHn St'
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tas ~bstrsieuse GuauseIium gum 1hsma aspablt. ST
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ILL.,. CENTRAL R. R.

Sleeper open to Chicago. ..1O:10 D m
Passenger leaves for Cedar Rapids at
200 a NJ and 4:50 p m.
Passenger arrives from Cedar Rap
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JeidJsnheItutter
Cornelius Strren,

2s3 North Ave-. CHICAGO, Ill
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Ssr Sirrsn lit eiW 2~lrembUrgeg. SaNos
lelte lprebt Dor!
% psuuus lis Wopaps str. . lslspaoH 1913 R,EtL
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2SIui6t Sbr cine CUTE photographic!

@out Sbr Gud ielbit Oosr SerwanOts Del
Glteru ODER @rOBelteru i'm Stloe Iebeno"
Dor sud iebsn 10 ipredet bel ms Dor.
Nabt Sbr cine Photographic elmer Psrlou
bic ibr perSrOBeru loileu wolt 10 leubet bic
ielbe all mid. Sie arbeiteu limb bic bsltsH
NIB bic 4reiie bic uiscrISitsu.
y. y. Wa6eutis
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-02
Don Fernando Lopez Tuero, ipgeniero
agr6nomo, Sc IN embarcado para la PENN
sula

| Don Fernando Lopez Tuero, ipgeniert
agr6lomo, sc In embarcado para la PENN
sula.
| Ell dfa del aorrieute Agosto se celebra
| ran solsmnes honras f1 1abres por Ell eterao
| lescanso del ALMA del sef1o1 Echeoigus. In
teudente general de scienda que fa5 dt
esta Proylncia,
FL doctor Ofdof1ez ha sido nombrado Me
dico director del Laza'eso de la isla de Ca
bras, cen Ia qualification mensual de 80 du
ros.
Ha embarcado en- Caiiz, con destinc a
Puerto Rico, ell ioven estudianta don jose
Fonfria, que sufeia condena en ell penal de
Ceuta.
Sc arriendan dos ostancias: una oompues
ia de ciea cuerdas, otra de d0scisntss
amoas de m8g0ldc0s terrenos.
Estas son de slumiaio Y cilice, para SEM
brar todo el tabaco que Sc desee.
Ding iTse don Juan Sierra U gel Juana
Diaz, bsrrio de Guayabal 10-15
Han sido nombrados: don Jose Lopez :
rate. SecretaTio de Ia comision permanente
de Sanidad. con el sueldo de $40 rnensua
les; don jose S9to, conserje 10. cen 800 pc
sos anuales, y don Juan Ricard Guerrero,
c0nseijs 90, con 300 pesos, tamo6a anuales
sagia el Correo. de Madrid ell Ministro
de U4tramar ha negado que alcance al Go
bierno responssbilldad 8 guna por ell robo
verlhcado en- Ell B4nco Espadol de Puerto
Rico
Tratase de una socedad particular Fl
gobierno solo tiene las atribaciones de vi
gilar qae Sc cumplan los Estatutos de
rombtar al G }bernador para QUE asi 10 pro
cure.
e. aenor Llanos BAezs ha pnblicsdo en- La
Corresponaescio IN extenso artfcuo sobre
cho por la Capital.
Sc vendea echo diez vacas paridas, Pa.
ra iLf3rmes en- esta imurenta 1-6
Nos dicen de Juana Diaz que Ia distingui-
da f.milia de Duestro respectable amigo don
Victor Gutierrez SO trasladara On breve S
las playas de Santa Isabel, donde permane
IA gun tempo, mlentras encuentran ali
vic las dolencias que aquejan una de
sus simpaticas hijas.
Gracias d la esnlerada asistencia del doc
tor Cesteros, de Juana-Diaz, SO encuentra
restaO Oiecida p0r complete ds La tenaz dolen-
cia que la aque jara la bella y simpatica
senorita Teresa Colon = BataIla.
Much0 10 celehraremos.
MaflaDa nos ocuparemos deten1damente
de 10 ocurrido en- una de las tltimas sesio
nes veriticadas por Ell Ayuutamiento de
Anasco, hscho que dio orjgea qae Ia lnino
ria liberal Sc retlrase.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-02
uF'ORuACLOu DEL OLA

AGREDIDO
Dice Ia prensa de Madrid que eI seflor
Cauovas del Castillo ha sido objeto ds uua
agreson personal en- la calie.
DESNIENTE
El senor Oanovas del Castillo desmiente 81
anterior rumor, manifestando ser falso el q0a
M frances le agrediese 81 tiempo de pedire
iimosna
Ei Oardenal Monescilo Sc encuentre gra
YemeDte el fermo.
UN BRINDIS
So censula gravemente el orindis pronun
cia por la loldesa de Solferino Ell M ban
quote carista en- Eorrlo.
En- ntesIs el brIndIs acoDseiaba no hacer
bales porque Ell ciuero sc neeesitaba para
cOmprar fuslles.
OTRA NEGACION
Ei senor Canovas del Castillo mega eI que
hsys recomendado al geaerai Weyler que
despls que mayor s,ctiyIdad en la campana
tomsndo una tfenaiva enefgica.
CORDIAL
Segdn declaraciones del principe Ito. no
exisfe tenor !. guno de Que SO interrnmpa.4 I
las actuales amlstosss reiaciones que ex,stea
entire ell Japon, Espaf1s los Estados- al
dos.
EN- PORTUGAL
Sc nots alguna sgitac6n entire los e'emen-
tos republicanoa.
Sc han tornado precauciones.
CHIVOS
Las tozas de MADEIRA sospechHsas Que die :
ron lUgar a taGtos concentrates Ell la, ,Habai q
han resultado contener tabaco de Sum Il
ira En-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-02

va es an hecho feliz Ia curaci6n
de la caquexia paldlica caracteriza
da por todo ell cuadro sintomatico
por medic de inyecciones Lipodermi
cas- de citrate de hero.
La "Revu6 de Medicine" refsre
muchos casos de exito complete, en-
qus Sc administra ell hierro al | por
100
Tambi6p ell doctor Bsrgamaschi
0talia) da cuenta an una revista pro
fesional de hsbsr obtenido resulta
dos satisfactorios aplicando en- in
yecciones intramusculares d6sis de
calomelanos para combatir casos de
infection poliartrftica.
FL autor Sc ha servido del calome
lauo suspsndido en- aceite de vaseli-
ma muy caliente 1.5 gramo de acei-
to por 10 10 centigramos de calo-
melanos Practica las inyecciones
empleando las oportunas precaucic-
nes as6pticas y ants epticas en- Ia re-
gi6u retrocanterisna; de esta mauera
no son va de temer los abscesos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-02

Muy bien la Compafifa infantil, como
slempre, en- sus tiltimas funciones.
La zarzuela El Tambor de granaderos'
estrenada anteayer, es lindislma.
Distinguierorse las nifas Jimeno J Perez
y ell nifio Fernandez
Carmen Bougal, de esta eiudad solicita ej
paradero de uu hijo suyo que Sc ie IA loo
de su casa sin su permlso-
Sc llama Ramon DiaZ, de once amos de
edad, pardo. delgado, J va calzado.
81 ell tempo 10 requiere Sc llevara efecto
esta noche Ia retreta que debio verifcarse
aver.
All sc ha sirvido comunicsrnoslo el se1or
Llanc s. director de Ia B anda mllltar.
Sc VENDE Una fnca agrfcoia en- Ia Ju
risdicci6n de Bsrrarqaitas, barrio de z le
brada Grande, compu. sta de cien cuerdas,
muohas de elias de cafe de cosecho en- abun-
dancia ell resto de platanos nastos pro
pios para gauaGo. Tiene casa habltacon.
muY extensa, con 81 departamento para
tienda, maguina para descascaTar cafe, Que
va, con 81 casa separada ocho p8rchas co
rredizas, nuevas tambien, todo techado de
hero Ademas anchones para p@ona1e
Esta situada quince minutes de ia po-
blaci6n una hora de Comerio Alb onito.
Quien QuieTa hacer proposiciones para Ia
comprs. puede entenderse con don LUIS Flo
Sanchez e7 Comerso, coz don Zoilo Maria
Colon en- Coamo, con su dueho que Ia ha
bita don Julio F Ortiz 2 3 a.