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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-02-11
Ell "CREO|TO
Y AHORRO PONCENO"

En- Ia session reglsmentaria que
celebr6 aver Ia Junta de Gobierno
de aquella. popular institution, fueron
elegidos, casi por unanimidad, para
los cargos de Presidante y vice Pre-
sidente, los prestIgiosos seiores don
Pedro Juan Rosaly y don Miguel
Mayol y Castafier respectivamente.
Tom6 possession la nueva Junta de
Gobierno renovada psrcialmente, de
confosmidsd con los Estatutos. por
Ia asamblea de accionistas que tuvo
lugar 81 de Enero pr6ximo pasado.
La Comisi6n permanente qued6
copstitu;da por. el presidente don
Pedro Jusn Rosaly , los vocales don
Miguel Mayol. don Xavier Mariani,
don Enrique c. Fritze y don Gaspar
Bonnin. y como suplentes don r.
Ulpiano Colon, don Eduardo We
Ilemksmp, don Antonio Mayoral y
don jaime Frau.
No aceptada por don Guillermo
Schuck la segunda reelection con que
fue favorecido por Ia asamblea de
Enero, como vocal de Ia nueva Jun
Ia de Gobierno. fn6.. designado para
snstisuirle el supiente don Lois Ca
sails. -
Felicitamos q los sefiores electos
.por Ia merecida confanza de que han
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-02-11
A DIRSTRO 7 SINInSTRO

Extranasa con razon El impartial
de Mayagiiez, de one La Jntegridad
NacionaJ. "diatio polftloo de gran
eircuiaci6r, anexo al servieio de te-
ltgramas por CABLE continhe la
mAndose intkYpyete 1e las aspiraesones
del p1ytfdo incsndictona'nssate espaaol
de Puerto Rico y que q rengi6n Sc.
guido Sc titule organe cfctal de la
fsoaieyaa progyesista.
Hay que aclarar ESQ.
Poraue 10 de anexo al servicio ca
blegrafico no tiene raz6n de ser.
2 10 de interprete de las aspira
ciones del psrtide Unconditional esta
renido CON 10 otro, con 10 de 6rgano
ofisial de Ia izquierda.
Para evitarse ridicnlos
ell cole ga. que no es bolc,
debiera rsc.ifcar.
AdefrAs 4en muchos titu'os
para IN peri6dico colo.
<iy LA Uaion" va q protestar !
Lao mismo qua el Bcl<tsn que Sc
titulaba & su vsz Agase de los esfa'so :
les s,,s condolences.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-02-11
cOMTt PROVINCIAL DEL. pARTID0 LIBERAL
LA SESSION. De ANOCHE
De Ia GorvesIonaeaacio. =

Anoche Sc renni6 Ia session perma
fnente del Comite priYincial liberal.
Asistian los sefiores Hernandez L6-
peg, Acuiia. Palacios, Romap, Coll,
Soler, Amadeo, Cuevas. Georgetti
Masferrer, Aponta y Matienzo.
Sc concedio la pslabra 4 este hlti
mo para que desc & conocer sus i'm
presiones y, en- an largo y elocuente
discurso, defendio Ia convenIencia de
que la union de liberales y sutono-
nc istss Sc realice sin tardanzs.
El senior Aponte propaso que SC
convocass al comite pro eincial.
Hablaron, uno por uno. todos los
concnrrentee, dando Ia misma nota:
Ia de la uni6n de autonomistas y Ii
berales en- un solo partIdo regional.
Resumio el senor Mufos Rivers y
manifesto So j1bilo ardentfsimo al
contempiar el unAnIme proposito dc
Ia Seccl6n pc, manente; declare que
ell comite provincial inauia siempre
para que an los psri6dicos y en- los
g meeting no sc creasen, con la In
iurja y ls invectiva, obstsculos 8 Ia
fraternidad, que jusgs buena { ind's
pensable; aludio su discurso de
Mayegtiez en- que s6smaba que el
pacto con ell senior Sagasta pnede
romperse por 10 mismo que no es
condici6n 1nica de Ia ex'stencia del
partido liberal ley Ia eopia de una
carta dirigida por 81 al sesior Minis
tro de Ultramar. en- uno de los aiti-
mos correos dicha carta alude el
problema de ia ruptura del pacto'
prcponiendo que 80 autorice desde
luego los liberales para prescindir
de sus compromise; di6 conoees
parrafos muy satiafactorios del Sc
nor Moret cablegramas mny re-
cientes del senor Canaiejas, que
.raen aIientos grandes para ell parti
do liberal,.'y concluy6 manifesssndo,
en tonos sentidos y hondsmsnte sin
ceroa, que ST en- condici6n &c tefs del
partido es un obstaculo para la
union, dsbe prescindirse de el. po
niendo por encima de todo Ell bien
de la patria.
Los oradores sxpresaron su hrme
prop6sito de veriicar 'os futuros ac-
tos de concordia, sin omission nj ca
crifcio de Ia persoralidad y direction
del sefior Munoz Rivera, porque
vineu.a Is digAidad de! parido y por
aus merccimientos auts ell rais.
Sc acordo Ia con vocatoris del Go
mite provincial en- pleno para el die
q del corriente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-02-11
D f CIR E It o

Artfculo 10 Desde ell dfa IL del &C
tual, quedan suprimidas totalmente la
Intendencia General de Hacienda, ell
Consejo de Administration, la Seccion
de Administrators Local, las Delega-
clones Kegionales de la Capital y Pom
ce, las Inspecciones tecnicas de Obras
pablicas, Comunieaciones y Sandal.
Art 90 La Sec.etarfa del Gobier-
no General auxiliara al Gobernador
Gener al con la organisation que 50
precisa en- la plantilla nnmero /, y los
demas servicios de gobierno y admi-
nistraci6n quedan encomendados al
Consejo de Gobierno responsible,
compuesto de las goinco Secretaries del
Despacho con snf Presidencia, segun
On ell artfculo IS del Real Decreto de
is de Noviembre se determine.
Art so La Presidencia del Con-
sejo de Gobierno' Sc organiza en- las
funciones, servicios y dotacion de Ia
plantilla numero 2.
Art. 40 Las Secretaries de Gracia
Justicia Gobernacion, y Hacienda,
con las plantillas numeros 4. Las
de INSTRUCTION pdblica, Obras pablioas
Comunicaciones,y y Agriculture, In
dustria y Comercio, con las plantllias
ndmeros 5, Z.
Art. SO Los gastos que Sc origl-
men en- Ia reorganization de la Secreta-
ria del Gobierno Gene.al, la crea-
cion de las Secretaries del Conselo de
Gobierno, sc cubriran con cargo a los
creditos consignados en- los presupues-
tos generates del EstadO, correspondent
tes al presente a1io, y la parte que de
los mismos SO ct,de la DiputacIon
provincial por virtud del artfculo 10
del Presupuesto de Is de JUNO de
1895.
Art. 60 Los asuntos de caracter
administrative, de que conoce actual
mente la Junta Superior de Antorida'
des, pasaran : la Jurisdiction del Go
bierno General en- Consejo de Secreta-
rios.
Art. 70 Sc restablecen en- todo su
vigor, los efectos de este decreto, las
plantillas de la J,sfatura de Obras pu-
blicas, correspondence al personal,
en- ell eiercicio economioo de 1895 q 81.
Art. o Tan pronto como quede
establecida 10 Secretarfa del Despacho
de Hacienda, Sc dictaran Las rsglas
oonducentes formalizar las yariacio-
mes introducidas por este dscreto en-
las plantillas y organization de los
servicios, y Sc adoptaran las resolu-
clones indispensables para las transfe
rencias de creditos de una q otra Sec
cton de uno q otro oapftulo, segun
proceda.
Art. 9. Sc fila la eantidad de $500
pesos para atend,er a los gastos de ms,
talaoi6n de la sala del Consejo del CO.
bierno General y Secretaries, adquisi-
DION de mobiliarlo, alquileres de edlti-
clos, etc. etc., debisndose utilizar los
edifcios pdblicos, en- primer lugar,
para acomodar los Centres respectivos.
Art. 10. Los Subsecretarios de las
Secretaries del Despacho y Gobierno
General, comisionaran cada uno res
pectiyamente un Official de su departa-
mento, para que con vista de los in
yentarios de los Centros suprimidos,
sc distribuya ell mobiliario aprovecha-
BILE.
Art IL. FL dfa II del corriente
mes, las nneve de la manana, pres
taran juramento tomaran possession
de sns cargos, ell Presidente los Se-
cretarios del Despacho que iahan de
constituir Ell Gobierno provisional, =
cuyos ncmbramientos sc publicaran en-
tempo oportuno.
Puerto Rico, 9 de Febrsro de 1898.
M1i3NU-EL AACLAS.
- -Nea- -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-02-11
KALBIDoOCOPIO

Dice "El Times", de Londres, qus
para d pats del oro, en Alaska, Sc
dispone 6 partir nnn expedition
compuesta de seserta nmuieres, min
guna de lss suales cuenta men d de
venticuatro aiios. sisnio Ia directo-
q do clncusnta.
cuando llegusn . Damson City
centre de iA region lninera, eaatro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-02-11
AJssmtNs
CARGOs Al. Ex-ALCALDE GARRIGo

CARGOS Al. Ex-ALCALDE GARRIGo
No yenimos combatir al se6or Ga
rrig6 por el solo hscho de ser nuestro
snemigo polftico: somos mobiles en- Ia
politica y jamAs descendemos al per-
sonalismo; pero queremos, 81, echar 6
los vientos de Ia publioidad oiertos he
chos cometidos por ell ex-alcalde de
esta Villa, para que la verdad preva-
lezoa y sallen los murmuradores.
Don Jose Garrig6 y Ferrer, jefs de
Administraci6n y Alcslde de Adjuntas
desde ell af1o 1892 por la voluntsd de
un Gobernador .jststiciero y los maritos
de L. influenza con Ubarri, del cacique
su suegro = ito, ha caido spor fin de N
c6moda poltrons, que crefa vitalicis, pa
Ia bien y tranquilidad de esta oomarca,
gracias al aoto de rece nocida justi-
ola del Gobsrnador Regional don jose
M6ndex dc Arosya. No ne nos hubierA
ocurrido decir NADIA del acto de justiois
nador, 81 el sefios Garrig6 en- lugar de
haber hecho 10 que hizo y ponerse tan
sa6ioso, se hubiese idosk implorar per-
don delante de un crueifjo de sus pasa.
dss oulpas, y llorar luego con la resig-
naci6n debida la p6rdida de 90 inolvi-
dable nsan,eyito; pero al yer Ia actitud
nerviosa y POGO tranqnilizadora del Sc
Nor Gsrrig6 y observar que, 6 pesar de
todo y por eascinsa de todo, adn prsten.
de seguir mangoneando los intereses
psocumonales, le salimos al paso para
bacerle yer que no todo 10 oonsigue
con el:amspueho y las supsrcherias si,s
condolences
Hace pr6ximamente seis afios que
fu6 nombrado aloalds el tristements
eelebre don Jose, y en- a4uella 6poos no
pasaba de 10000 pesos ell presupuesto
de ests Jurisdiction, J hoy. despu6s de
seis ahos que ha na0nejddo oon tan
NAL aoierto la ooss ptblios ell bueno
de don Pepito, ascienden & SO. 600 pesi-
tos los gastos de este municipio.
y Els yerdad que ell sefior Garrig6 hs
heoho una bonita plaza jardfn, que ha
compuesto las GALES, ha reformado la
casa consistorial, ha abierto una carre-
terra s los vecinos do Yahuecas en- IL
ousl iba collar un puents sobre el rio
Vaoas con objeto gin duda de proper
cionarle como didad su ausgro, que vi.
We al lada del referido rio; pero en- cam
bio ell camino de Vegas, ell que cendu-
ce Utuado, ell de Tanaul6, Ell de Gar
zas, 81 que conduoe . Pe11nelas y hasta
81 de Ponce, estaban los primeros por
complete dssatendidos, y ell tltimo
abandonado haee mas de tres meses.
Es oierto que ell sehor x-arrig6 Aeuado
de su ospiritu i'aasovoaos y s'aanasyist0,
hiEo el matadero, refornl6 Ia carnice
ria, limpi6 Ia Necropolia, y hasta ls
compr6 su ssflor suegro una onerda s
menos de TERRA en- una cantidad bas-
tante crecidapsra establecer otrd nsleUd
caYnicerfs, y. pesar de ser Ia que tene-
mos hoy, excelente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-02-11

sido objeto por parte de + genuine
representation de los accioDistas Y
les deseamos el mejor txifo on 80
gesti6n administrativa para fianzAr
.cada dfa mas el pr6spero estado que
ha alcanzado ID Socledad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-02-11
adhesion
Arroyo. Febrero 6 do 1898.
Sr' Director de LA DHNOoRACI

Muy distinguido sehor:
Prooedente del antigao partido
Unconditional J afiliado luego . Il
izquierda progresista por Greer que
este representaba Ia mejor EXPIRE
preston de las ideas refornadoras
dentro de Ia legalidad; al yer hoy
que ei partido liberal es el que me
jor suma de opiniones reune, = pro-
cede con el mayor tacto politico, no
vacilo en- ofrecer este mi humilde
peso sincere concurso.
Qoedo de usted aff mo. s. s.
Q, B. 8. M.
s@s* EUaENIO DE MANAUTOU.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-02-11
GAIA DE- PRRSTAMOS
1e-PLAzADE LAS DELIcIAs-16

Ell dfa 20 del corriente a las nueve
de la mafiana Sc remataran en- publica
subasta las prendas de los talones que
q continuation sc expresan por cuenta
de quien corresponds y 6rden de qu1en
suscribe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-02-11

Adjuntas Z de Febrero de 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-02-11
SueltOs atadOs

Nuestro coIsga El Psis. viene suma-
mente acre en- sus 6ltimos nnmeros.
Arremete contra el partido liberal.
'lanza en- ristre, embrazado el escudo,
|larzando con voz tonante clamores
de guerra.
Quede sl invicto paladfa debatien-
dose solo con sus fnrores belicos.
Soplan vientos de paz, de ooncor-
dia, de afecto, y nusstro partido
los atiende, porque responder d las
ansiaa de su espfritu.
No sera Ia prensa liberal qsien
enzarze Ia division con frases preiia
das de apasionami.nto.
No ser& Ia prensa liberal quien
descienda. con frasss gruseas. ri
campo del persenalismo.
Esa fu6 su conducta siempre, y
hoy mas que nunca sou nscesarias
la tsmplanzs, Ia moderation y las
buenas formas.
Olga Ell Pals
En- nuestro pupitre tenemos, hace
dfas, una serie de datos sobre Ia irfe
gulsr:sima constitucion del Comite
autonomista disidente en- Utuado.
Y archivsdos estkn, porque no
queremos que su publication contri-
buya servir de obstkculo A Ia
mdtus inteligencia 6 & Ia union de
las dos ranss aatonomistas.
Sabemos corrssponder los deseos
del pals, que no quiere fratricidas
discerdias.
Sabenos mostrarnos consecuen
tes con Ia disciplins.
7 sabsmos escuchar, cuando 81
easo 10 demands, Ia yoz del coraz6n
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-07-28

lFrom the Milton Globe.l
. j. ]. Reilly has his drug store open
again.
D. F. Humphreys is putting new
foundation under his dwelling on Polar
avenue.
1t is reported that Joe Flanagan dislo-
Gated his arm Ill game OF ball at Lakota
few days ago.
Attorney W. j. Thompson's new resi-
dence ON Oakland avenue southeast
looms up in good shape.
While at Winnipeg last week Pete,
Wild bought several head of thorough
bred stock for his Osnabrock township
bonanza farm.
Arnt Amundson and Miss Maria Soil
were married at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tocstein Soil, on
July 18th, Rev. NJ. Jverson officiating.
Miss Ella Robinson returned on We'd
nesday OF last week from Virginia, MINI
She was accompanied by her aunt, Mrs
R. McGrner, who will remain for some
time with Milton relatives.
County Commissioner Joseph Heapy
drove down from Perry Friday and was
the guest OF Commissioner George Well
over night, returning home Saturday
with fine team OF farm mares which h,
purchased from Mr.. Weir.
While George Deibel was driving abou
six miles west OF the city last Thursda,
his team became frightened and started
to run. Diebel jumped from the bugg,
and let the team go. In consequence hi
face is now disfgured by numerou
scratches.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-07-28

r. G. Richardson and Miss Bertha
Lilleswater drove into Langdon Satur-
day evening, after taking in the picnic,
and Sundayed with Mr.. and Mrs. P. c.
Olson, living near town.
r. G. Richardson, Of Drayton. was
visiting friends at Elkwood last week.
He made the round trip on his bicycle
and made very good time considering
the hot weather and other difficulties.
The picnic which was held ut Rows
grove OH the 18th was q great success III
every way. A large crowd turned out
and everybody seemed to enjoy them
selves. The proceeds amounted to $25.
Miss Pauline Peterson and Mr.. Chas.
Armstrong drove down from Hannah
last Saturday to take in the picnic and
the young peoples party at Otto Olson's
that evening. They returned home, via
Yang, on Sunday.
(From Another Correspondent.)
Eben. Radford, ST., was summoned
this week to the bedside of dying bro
Their in Winnipeg. He left on Monday
accompanied by his wife.
Miss Susie Nurchis, our former teacher,
greeted many old acquaintance here at
the picnic. She is now the popular edu'
Gator at the Dresden school.
| Rev. :Jnmss Austin in exnected tc
preach in the Presbyterian church here
ON Sunday next at the usual hour in tn.
afternoon, Rev. Lansbrough supplying
his place at Hannah for the day.
The rumor of fabulous wages for Ia
borers in the Valley is making some o
our hired men uneasy. Better settl,
down boys. distance lends enchantmen
to the view. Stay right here, lose M
time and when winter comes you will
doubtless be ahead.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-07-28
P|THY PENCILINGS.
Picked, Pointed and Preserved fol
Reading by Our Regular
Correspondents.
ELM POINT.

The redolence OF new mown hay pre-
vades the atmosphere.
Miss Ireland after protracted visit to
Fargo, returned home on Monday.
Frank Fraser and wife renewed &C
ouaintances at Rhineland, Man.. on Sun
day.
E.B. BENJAMIN, a well-to-do farmer OF
this section, expects to cut barley on
August LIST.
Berry pickers are quite numerous.
Many taking advantage OF the abundant
crop, which is large.
Several families, members OF the M. E.
church, enjoyed a days outing at the
Fish Trap on Wednesday.
According to all accounts we believe
Fremont this year can claim by way OF
crops to be the banner township of the
county.
Chas. Keeling in company with Ed.
Walker, have gone west to Ward county,
where if favorably suited with the land
the former intends to locate.
Our townsmen are looking forward to
the periodical visit OF the ofhce-seeker
who generally manages to find time or
the eve OF election to tell you what al
awful fine fellow he his.
Considerable improvements have beer
made on the new road across the Penn
bina river. 1t is now possible to haul 9
fair load. The expense was shared by
| the Walhalla tradesmen.
Two young Germans arrived last week
from Hamburg, being relatives OF Mrs
Geo. Dremble. They are greatly taker
up with their new home, here being mor'
advantages offered them here than in thu
"Fatherland''.
]. W. Weir, in company with his port
able drug store took in the sight OF Dan
iels last week, returning via Elkwood ant
remaining there for the NJ. W. A. picnic
He was surprised to discover tina
that blooming school master hat
swopped girls.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-07-28
ELKWOoD.

Charles Mcbride made trip to Han
nah Saturday on business.
Otto Olson and s. G. Erickson went to
Nanitsu last Monday returning Tuesday.
Rev. Lansborough and sister made an
overland trip to Emerson last week re-
turning Thursday.
Prof. Lyons drove to Hannah Friday
evening and spent Sunday with bis
family living near that place.
Mrs. Lansborough, who has been visit.
ing relatives and friends at Crystal City
for some time, is expected home this
week.
A young peoples party was given al
Otto Olson,s on the eve OF the 18th anC
everybody present enjoyed themselves
immensely.
Oscar Homie, Martin Olson, and Guy
Helen, OF Langdon, were visiting friends
in this vicinity last week and also tool
in the picnic.
Mrs. David Patterson and her two
youngest children have returned from
their Winnipeg trip and report having {
pleasant time.
Misses Josephine Johnston and Lena
Otteson drove over from Wang to take il
the picnic and visit friends on Saturday
returning home Sunday.
Mrs. John McConnachie started TO
Inkster last Friday where she intends t,
visit old friends for short time. Mr.
Nice onnachie has to batch it now.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-07-28
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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-07-28

"Our customers say you manufacture
three OF the best remedies on earth, said
the mercantile firm OF Hass, Harris, Brim
& AcLain, of Dawson, Ca, in a recent
letter to the Chamberlain Medicine Co.
This is the universal verdict. Chamber
lain's Pain Balm is the finest prepare
ton in the world forrheumatism, neural
gia, lame back, quinsey, sore throat, cuts,
bruises, burns, scalds, pains and swellings
A 25 cent bottle of this liniment in the
house will save great deal OF suffering.
Buy it at N. E. McGruer's drug store.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-07-28
HANNAH.
[From The Hannah Moon.]

lfrOm line Hannah MOOn.J
Dawson City? Why-that's the town
some times spoken OF as Dresden-isn't
it?
Miss Amanda Ketter of Daniels, ushers
the eatables into the dining room at the
Walker house.
Davis and McGruer, are having their
new force pump put in, which will help
block IA in case OF fire.
Archie McCully was acting as cashier in
the absence OF C. B. Mcmillan, at the
State Bank OF Hanna last week.
Landlord Reekie, the popular hotel
man from Wales. and sister Miss Dencie
were Hannah guests Wednesday.
A little baby girl arrived at the home
of George Merrideth's Monday morning.
Mother and babe are doing nicely.
Harry Stoltz is laid on the shelf for
repairs this week, with slight attack OF
sspluricy'' and the married men Saturday.
Jim Balfour cripples arodnd with a
cane the last few days. He was situated
on second base, and was accidently run
into by e. Springfield.
Nsls. Mitchell is building an addition
to his pool rooms to be used as dwell
ling at present. He will move his family
over from Lariviere Manitoba, shortly.
L.McNiven,, our genial blacksmith is
building new shop this week. 1t will
be 20x28, a story and half high. Lot.
tie' is rustler and his success is assured
Mics Maggie Sillers, and sister Jennie,
arrived on Wednesday. They were met
by their father. who drove them to their
home in Grey where they will rusticate
for six weeks.
"Bantie" Warner, carries bandagt
over his eye this week. He strained it in
the final decision OF the base ball game
between the married stiffs and the bal
headed bachelors.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-07-28

The Chief Burgess of Milesburg, Pa,
says DeWitt's Little Early Risers are the
best pills he ever used in his femily dur
ing forty years of house keeping. They
cure constipation, sick headache and
stomach and liver troubles. Small in
size but great in results. Sold by ALERT
& Co.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-07-28
Are you Troubled with Dyspepsia

If so, do not neglect until it is too late
this opportunity of Kidding yourself OF it
at once. Doctor Fenner's Dyspepsia Cure
as the name implies, is simply for Dys-
pepsia and Indigestion. This is a pre-
paration long and successfully used in
private practice by one of Americas best
qualified physicians, whose writings are
an accepted authority on all medical
questions. Get circular OF dealer.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-07-28

Bob Moore, Of Lafayette, Ind, says
that for constipation he has found De-
Wits Little Early Risers to be perfect.
They never grippe. Try them for stomach
and liver troubles. Sold by ALERT & Co.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-07-28
Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing be.
ween j. B. Reiber and A. Lean as paint,
ers and paper hangers in the city Of
Langdon, under the firm name of Reibel
& Lean was dissolved on the date given
below in this notice.
j. B. REIpER,
A. LEAN.
Dated Langdon, N. Oak, July 22nd 1893
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-07-28
Announcement.

I hereby announce myself as candi-
date for the Office OF Sheriff Of Cavalier
county, subject to the approval Of the
democratic county convention and re.
spectfully asolicit the support Of my
friends throughout the county in this
matter. n
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-07-28

The editor of the Evans City, Pa,
Globe, writes. Gone Minute Cough Cure
is rightly named. 1t cured my child On
after all other remedies failed" 1t cures
coughs, colds and all throat and lung
troubles Sold by ALERT & Co.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-07-28
Taken Up.

During the month of April at my place
one mile and half north Of Langdon
ond red COW about eleven years old. The
same may be had upon proof Of owner
ship and payment Of costs.
51-1 JOHN DEBRow.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-07-28
st. Benedict's Academy:

st. Benedict's Academy, at ST. Joseph's
MINI. A boarding school Tor young
ladies, with which is connected depart.
ment for little boys. Terms moderate
For catalogue apply to
1852 SR. DIRECTREss.