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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-01
T0S VEGE'T1[ 7 !! -. !. 7.

Cast todo Ell mundo tose, pero hasta ahora
Sc gnoraba que las plantas tosfan u b )tantco
ltaiiano ha encontrado el Paraguay en-
Chile pa ia que solo tose, sino que
tambten estOrnuoa.
El menor grano de polvo que caiga en- la
superfcie de una hoja basta para proyocar la
tOs.
La hoja vuelve ensegnda muy encar-
NADIA Sc agta repetidas geces presa de un
movimento espasm6dco, durante ell cual Ian
"a un ruido absolute tamente igual al del estor-
nudo
La verdad es que ST los vegetables dan asf-
mtsmo constfparse, no tendremos gran de-
recho quejarnos nosotros cuando nos res
friemos.
Falta saber ST para curarse las plantas Ell
question pueden echar mano del malvav1sco
del regaiz.
Flguremosncs tam ben la cara que pondra
un m6dico 81 recbir de aguno de sus clentes
IN bilete asf concebido.
Ruego usted srva venir VERNE 10
antes possible. No soy 30 precsamente quien
necesita de cuidados de listed, sin6 una dc
las plantas de mi jardfn, la cual esta tosiendo
de 1nodo tai, que llega al alma. Creo que ha-
bra atra pado una bronquitls seria.
Despues de esto nada puede haber va que
pareZca inveroslmil.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-01
GUERRA ANGLO BOER

Flsrzas beers asceDdentes q / ZOO hombres
pressntsron ell sAbado en- las cercanfas de
femsrs Dorp, intimando al jefe ngles que
rndera y eyacuara la plaza con todas sus
|pG
Recbszada por 81 ctado jefe la rendiclon
BfemerS Dorp, mplaZaron los federales su
siiarta canoneaudola durante algunas horas.
En- todas las saldas que hicieron los In
Eesest iueron repeidos por las fuerzas del
fln5gaaI, que ogrsron despues abrIr una
prada ngadiendo la poblaci6n, en cuyas ca
!: trabsFon una lucha cuerpo & cuerpo con
|0emgo, que hzo una reslstencla Verdade-
Eneote desesperada her6lca.
Fehcidos los ingleses en- tOda la Inca pi-
\ FaFamento q iefe ingl6s, al que consin-
E9u os 5oer5 abandonar la plaza con toda IA
eafnle0n pertrechos de guerra.
~
UespaehOs de Lorenzo Marquee dicen que
seleraIismo Botha publlcar4 en- breve una
E0eama ane1lonsndose la Colonia del Cabo,
mayor parle de cuyO territorlo esta en- po-
y dc los beers
Esos eyan su audacia tai extreme que
a' noches sc acercan Ia plaza de Cape
al, defendida por los fuertes y la escnadra,
.'eahdo las tropAs ingIesas que prestan
@ivicio do escucha.
oe "a descubierto que 10 solamenGe son
eoiopos bolsndeses que residen en- la Colo
4 We, laoo, sino tambi6n los grandes propie'
M 'ogleses los que pagan los beers una
R@lA contribution de guerra, & fin de que ell
F'''@0 fepoblicanO les respete las fncaS.
VoFro q rumor en- Cape Town dc que los
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-01
CUENTOS Y NARRACI0NES
d. ROJOS

ferno del Dante; mucho de ir5nico de terri
BILE, meZcla conjunto de orgullo y fctismo.
la Sociedad la mimaba y trbutSbale ho-
menages.
Y la bullanguera elegante juventud Ia
rendfa pleitesfa.
mundo, que monitor grupo
de hip6critas le dispensaba vasallaje.
Y la Berta de los salones, la Berta de la
sociedad, la Berta de la alta elegante juven-
tud, no era mas que una de versailles y
nocturnas mariposas, adelfa mustia agostada
por ell aqul6u de los extrayfos una de esas
tantas ovelaces de las estruendosdades del
sarao del gran mundo, salpicadss de lodo.
al contemplar aquel cetaeeo moral pen
sc en- Susana; en- aquella pobre huerfana, dan
do tumbos por el eral de la TERRA trsjeada
con los gufapos de la miseria, die para mi:
SHe ahf dos entidades smilares girando
opuestos amt bientes.
<Gaviotas de mismo nldo tendiendo ell
vuelo & diversos horizontes.
SNardoS marchitos en- distintos jardines.
Disputes de un puerto navegando por en-
contrados derr oteros.
9Naufragos de un rnismo oleage turbulen-
to, salvandose uno, sum ergiendose otro.
<El delito, cubterto con ell velo del oropel,
no as constitutivo nj de falta.
&La fata, vistiendo los andrajos de la
indigencia, atenta todos los derechos.o
iAberraci6n humana!
iDelect6rea charca sociai
iSaTcasmos del destino!
..................... ..,'.....,... -.
Y mientras tales deduccones sugerla mi
cerebro, me puse ell sombrero, pero aquel
mbrero negro; salf la calle, rayaba ell
sol y las avecillas trnaban y trinaban la can
ci6n de la sonrisa de Ia aurora.
Eduardo R. Rodriguez.
Ciaes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-01

sud-afrlcanos que atacaron Zeerust han pro-
seguido la marcha hacia ell norte derrotando
las tropas avanzadas del general Methuen,
Cr6ese generalmente que Sc dirijen soore
la plaza de Mafeking & dn de sitiarla de nue.
Ell elerclto boer, despu6s dc muckos dlas
de sitlo, ha ocupcdo Ia importante plaza de
Zeerust.
En- las GALES Sc encontrarOn muertos de
hambre muchos defensores de la cIudad.
E ej6rcito iogles ha prendido fuego la
dnca del comandaute LOeT Shepperd la que
fue resideucia del cltado caudillo, dejando
su esposa famiiares en- la mas rriste mise
ria
Dlcen dc L4oudres que ell Departamento de
la Guerra, ante las exigencias de la opinion
p1blica en- pieza & decir al pueblo ingles la ver-
dadera situacl6n de las tropas britanicas en ei
Sur dc Africa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-01
NORTE AMERICA

Hoy conferenciaran Washington acer-
ca de la question cubana, ell Secretal 10 de la
guerra Mr. EIfhu Root, el Senador Platt ell
eobernador militar de la gran Antilla Mr.
Leonard Wood.
Atribuyese exceptional importancia la
aladida ccnferencia.
Es probable que en- la session del Congreso
de aver SO present tara una propnesta autori-
zando la emigration de chinos 81 Hawaii.
Sc ha tornado sindicato para Ia men,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-01

mo muse 81 sombrero, pero aquel SOM
aoyro : saIf Ia caile, y rayaba el sol
.'+,,rseiflas tri0aban y trinaban Ia capcion
\. :, soafisa da IA aurora.
.... .,...............'. .'.''....
XIX x nor esos mundos de Dios, hnerfana
-. traiaada con los guinapos de la mise
/. 4. dagdo tumbos por el erlal de la TERRA,
..,,.da n alma rota su conciencia, des'
.,.t,ja por la sociedad y con 81 sem biante
igJo .urcado por las negruras del dolor.
\ yo saye en- los los de Susana nj ell matiz
ib,iIo de Ia ardorosa juventud. Descui-
\ !. odncael6n opaco crterio, en- su cere-
Il m surge ell rayo de las luminosas concep-
s,ss nsro en- su corazon siente ell aleteo del
4 r4or gantiI de os mobiles lmpulsos.
Nsrcblta azucena del pensil primaveral
- .brmara existencia, el cierZo de las pa
lo,as a hizo caer rodar; y hoy la sociedad
a5sls con e estigma del nal.
iEs la pecadOra irredenta?
lEs IA delncuente empedernida?
;Es la culpabe conciente?
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So .ucedIeron dias y csyeron meses en- el
bkmo del tempo.
Ala gslante inytaci6n de varios amigos,
4 sd con eos Ia gran function dramatica
IL aqnea noehe ba celebrarse en- la villa
eX
En el ampIio salon, ilumInado por hermo-
4, butas destacabase Berta en- medic de
EueIs numerosa apuesta concurrencia.
Ani, vestlda de gro azul lazos multlco-
srs, deslumbreDdo con brIlante pedreria,
Ica log eacantos atractivos del hfeite, el
ye dinero.
/ ,orreia en- su sonrisa Sc yislumbraba
deal 10 tangible.
De escudrinadora mirada con aquellos
uss oIos, en- cuya pupila dejaba entrever un
iso 60 81 tcudo de ellos habfa algo del In
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-01
FL menSa1e

Hiio nio, partid -! Tras esOs mares,
que copan ell azul de nuestro cielo
y refejan sus claros luminares,
hay una patria. Su fecundo su8lo,
abonado con sapgre de paLriotas
vertida en- ara de ferviente cello,
no abriga pArias nj sustenta i|otas.
ALI medra ell egg ismo Insane,
que lanza la excisi6n turbas indoctas
ell hermano lidiar contra ell hermaLo;
ri slienta Ell miserable patricda
de alma perversa coraz6n vii!ano.
Madre feliz, que SO leyanta erguida
hOllando desdehosa los escombros
de su vii cautiverio Redimida
cue admira el universe con asOm bros,
la cdspde escalar de la victoria,
de su proIe viril sobre los hombros !....
Id ali, diligente, de Ia escoria
salvad nuestro tesoro antes que llegue
el fallo inexorable de la historic !!
Id; no temais que recelosa os niegue
la sublime vestal honroso asiio,
de sus Lurpdreas faldas en- un p!fegue...
7 81 al DIR, en- ell hogar tranqlilo,
los hfmnos de victoria que modula
J. redentora pleyade, su estlo,
recordares al mfsero que anula
ell caro- nombre de su patria inerme,
mientras, servil, sefor adula
la vergienza en- sus mejillas duerme;
antes que tai vieza SO difunda
en- aquella region y, acaso, merme
nuestra honradeZ purfsima 6 confunda
aquella ilustre grey la ola bastarda
que nuestro suelo, por desgracia, fnunda
con la honorable selection que guards
en- Aura urna ell religioso quito
de su. native lar, mientras aguarda
que, la tetrica noche del tumulto,
con su est6ida corte de impudicia
inauditos ejame enes insultos,
suceda ell cIaro sol de Ia iusticia,
para que en- plena claridad responds
ell torpe REQ de su vii codicia,
antes que ell rostro sonrosado esconda,
81 es que rubor en- sus mejilas siente
ell que del ucro los pantanos sonda.
Decide la sultana de occldente,
antes que iuzgue su pequefia hermana
de sus hijos, indignada, intente
lamar al viento Ia traicion vilana,
que solamente patricidas lame
los que en- pos de su avaricia insana
han consumado ell patricidio infame,
Que altiva noble valerosa digna,
sin que de hinojos compassion reclame
ell 6xito del lucro por consigna,
hay una selection hrme y seDsata
que, al al yugo infamante &c resIgna,
nj claudica, nj medra, ri apostatA.
Y en6rgica yaliente generosa,
en- communion armonica y compacta,
con Ia rs que su espiritu rebosa
en- la iusticia de su noble causa
mientras cruza sn senda fragOrosa,
de los Gaines ell proceso encausa.
Z decide, tambi6n, que 81 la suerte,
en- ell transcarso de tan triste pausa,
de nuestra madre decret6 Ia muerte;
que ALA en- ell espesor de cahales,
aunque solo decirlo es cosa fuerte,
iran ceebrar los funerales.
de la nuerta infeiz, entire estampidos,
los hijos de su amor, siempre leaes,
1scariotes jamAs, aunque vencidos -.
Pedro ?. Vargas.
Hatillo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-01
Soberana enferma

Ha sufrido una grave recada en- su enfer-
medad que hace temer un triste rapdo des-
enlace, ia Emperatriz Federico de Alemania,
oue so haIla en- su resdencia de Cronberg.
81 EmPeraa,or ras, .aiaren apepmo nresiptadamen3e
para aquella poblacion.
Los m6dicos que asisten la Emperatriz
desesperan de salvarla'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-01

pu0SGOS a So IT para al celeste p0TlO O6SU0
ell momento en- que las CAmaras americans
autoricen ell proyecto
FL iefe del Departamento de Hacienda
Washington orden6 que Sc de libre entrada
TODD ell tabaco procedente de Puerto Rico, me-
dante al pago del impuesto interior acordado
motive de la oclamaci6p del cabotaie.
La anterior determination del tendente
general de aduanas, obedece & reclamaciones
hechas por aIgunos pasa ieros del vapor <Pon-
&c, lIegAdos aver q New York.
1nforma of :ialmente ell Departamento de
Agriculture de Washington que contindan las
lluvias en- toda la zona del trigo volviendo &
presentar Ell futuro cosecho su aspecto print
tive anterior las oleadas del calor.
Sc cree que La cosecha sea tan abundante
como la del afio pasado.
El departamento de Marina hace saber
que San Juan de Puerto Rico, ha sido escogi-
da como estacion naval de los Estados Z nidos,
Esta estudandose IN tratado de recipro-
cidad entire las antillas inglesas, ell goberno
de los Estados Unidos.
Los mtembros del viejo regimento de los
eRough Riderso que con tanto herosmo pele6
en- San Juan-Santiago de Cuba-celebr
una junta, magma Denver -Colorado-en
Agosto pr6ximo.
Han pasado circular al general Wood pa
ra que asista.
FL executive de Washington Ia indicado
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-01

al comandante Schwenk, presdente de Ia CO.
mission de reclamaciones, que mCdifque ell
sistema de information que habfa adoptado,
para que no Sc presenter taptas rec!amacfo-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-01

conada omigrac6n, cuyos agentes estan dis
puestos sair para ell Celeste Imperio desde
Ell momento en- que las Camaras americanas
autoricen ell proyecto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-01
GRAN HOTEL RESTAURANT
TNGL-AkA-T1ERRA, >.


construdo para Hotel opacdad siaa
81 mas resco yentado de la Capital E
del antique ecuidas
do
abonopsr conidas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-01

= no mise 81 sombrero, pero aquel SOM
nagro saIf Ia cajle, y rayaba el sol
~ y. o.racIilas trt0abau y trinaban Ia capci6n
:, ,oofisa & Ia aurora.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-07-18
One pound of good tobacco for IS cents

One pound of good tobacco for 35 cents
at Kelly's store.
Good second hend hay rake for sale
cheap. See Gordon & Lamb. 81
A. F. Gardner is happy over the recent
arrival of another future voter at his
home.
For the best smoke call on Flumer-
felt & Bucklin and get "John Sher-
,oan'' cigar. 45-5
Go to Sherwin's ice cream parlors when
in town. The best tavore, fresh fruits
and pure cream.
H. j. Mathisen and w. H. Speckman
were both visitors in the city from Dres-
den last Saturday.
F.F. Ross came in from his Glenila
farm Monday and is officiating as deputy
sheriff during court week.
Bread made from Hannah's Pride has
a delicious wheaty flavor that you can
not obtain by using any other flour.
Mrs. F. 8. Reynolds, of Bathgate, wee
the guest of Mrs. Frank Moran while
visiting in the city several days last week
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-07-18
BARRY MURDER TRIAL
CONTINUED from First Page).

The "Ploase Don't Spit on the Floor"
signs seemed to be as necessary in order
to keep the legal fraternity from trans
crossing as any one else. and that is
putting it mildly.
During the afternoon three or four
jurors we're excused from service on the
panel on the grounds of an insufficient
understanding of the English language.
This brought from Attorney Bangs the
enquiry as to what language his honor
had conversed with them in ascertainlng
that their inability to serve.
Col. "Bill" Erwin was first heard from
in the cross examination OF j. r. Thomp-
son, whom it seemed that the state were
particularly desirous of getting into the
jury box, but the introduction by the
colonel of what he termed "an hypo.
thetlcal opinion" queered what ever
chance Mr.. Thompson might ever have
had of sitting on the case.
The manner in which the defense
dwells on the terms of "partial insanity"
and "salf-defense" in the questioning of
Jurors leaves but little doubt as to what
line the defenders of Barry intend fol.
lowing when the case comes to trial.
The "dress circle reserved for lady
spectators IL likely to remain vacant
until the taking of the testimony is
reached next week, and unless some
thing sensational develops the number
attending then is likely to be quite
limited.
Barry is feeling greater interest in
the progress of the case than he mani
tests before the public. Being in the
past an industrious and thrifty farmer 1T
is not to be wondered at that the recesses
of ten minutes that occur during the
forenoon and afternoon sessions strike
him as an extravaganza. Especially
when it is remembered that "Bill' has
three pretty expensive 'shired men" en-
gagged at so much per day.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-07-18
Gordon g. Lamb always have
Cash for farm loans.

Farrell & Burke will make your Loan
for you at the Lowest possible terms.
See us before making your loan else.
where,
A. F. Gardner, assistant postmaster, is
at Grand Forks as representative dele
gate of the local court I. o. F., at a
session of the grand lodge.
Mrs. @. w. Holmes has been enter
tanning this week her brother and his
family here from the eastern part of the
state for few weeks visit.
A young son arrived at the home of
Postmaster A. H: Kohmstedt, of Wales
Oh the 9th. This item reached the CD,
too late for mention last weeks issue.
First Glass Engineer-Understand
traction engines. Wants to hire for
threshing season. Good references.
Enquire at Ct. N. depot Langdon, N. D.
School treasurers reports from Perry
and South Dresden, published in another
column this week, both make a good
financial showing. The report from
Berlin, printed last week was the first
received and made strong showing too.
Alex. McFarlane and wife, of Harvey
Center are being congratulated this
week on the arrival of young daughter
at their home on Friday of last week.
DR.. s. G. Gibson was the attending
physician.
For R|ENr-East x southwest 4 and
southwest a southwest d and northeast
4 northeast II, section 20, township 1853,
range SO, Hope township. Also south
east a, section Is, township 1853, range
60, Mt Carmel township. Apply to Geo.
NJ. Price, Langdon, N. d. 1850
The death on 'Friday of last week of
Maria Jane, wife of A. j. Dodge of this
city after severe illness of less than q
couple Of weeks came as severe blow to
the community. The immediate family
were scarcely able to realize that one
from their midst SO highly estemmed by
all had passed from their midst. The
funeral Saturday afternoon conducted
by Rev. Robertson. The remains have
been temporarily inferred in the
cemetary here, but will be removed later.
The last request of deceased to her
bereaved husband that she be taken to
the old home Niaera Falls, Ont.
For Hail Insurance see Farrell & Burke
Farm Agent St. Paul Fire and Marine
Insurance Company.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-07-18

A nice line of shoes now going at cost
at Kelly's store.
Hannah's Pride flour makes tho bread
that makes the man.
"John Sherman" cigars means quality.
Flumerfelt & Bucklin, sole agents. 45.5
B. Erickson is doing land office and
loan business, opposition notwithstand-
ing.
N. G. Macdonald returned Saturday
from attending state educational meet
ing ct Grand Forks.
Steve Bardahl. chief Of police at Milton
was here Monday comforting with States
Attorney Dickson on legal matters.
Farrell & Burke will make your Loan
for you at the Lowest possible terms.
See us before making your loan else
where.
One pound can of baking powder for
Is cents at Kelly's.
A car load of shelled corn unloaded
this week at Parsons -four and feed store
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-07-18

You can geteight pounds ofgood coffee
for s1.00 at Kelly's store. ..
Ifgoing camping or to picnic you
want canned goods, lunch tongues, etc.
You will find. an excellent line Of the
best at Sherwin's.
Episcopal services will be held next
Sunday. morning and evening at the
front room of the Prinyer building by
Rev. Currie of Grand Forks.
Rev Dougan is expected home from his
Yellowstone Park trip the end of this
week and will conduct the usual services
OF the Presbyterian church on Sunday.
Baptist services will be held on Sun
day by Rev. T. H. Robertson Of Croc.
kett's at 11.30 q. M, at Stilwell at 3 p. m /,
and in Langdon church at 8 p. m
Singer sewing machines and repairs
can only be gotten through the COM
pany's authorized agent, Thos. Dunford,
Office in the Reiber building, Langdon,
N. D.
Pastor Gardner, from Toronto, Ont,
who has been appointed co-worker
with Rev. T. H. Robertson, in the field.
will assist in the services on the coming
Sunday.
Rev. Fir. Perius, who has spent q
couple Of weeks visiting relatives in this
county, at Mt. Carmel and Dresden, left
yesterday to resume his parish duties in
one of the centrally located towns IN
kentucky.
Third BasemRn Plymoth, tie new
member Of the Langdon league team,
signed to take the place Of White,
released, has done some very fine work
with the stick during the trip of the past
week, besides holding down the third
bag in way that won the admiration of
the fans.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-07-18
GOSSIP AND NOTES.

Fargo comes to Langdon next Monday
and plays pennant game with the home
league team.
Hillsboro plays here Saturday and on
Monday the Fargo team comes up the
pike to play another league game. We
must have them both.
The Pembina county fair ut Hamilton
opens on Wednesday of next week. AS
usual there will be quite number of old
timers 60 down from here.
Since July LIST the new law makes it
imperative that all notary publics note
on acknowledgements the date Of expira-
ton of their commission,
Langdon plays a league game here with
Hillsboro on Saturday afternoon. Tho
nine are putting sip fast game and the
attendance is lisely,to be big.
An exhibition Of moving pictures given
with $4,000 biascope was attended by
small turnouts Saturday and Monday
evenings at tho Donovan Hall.
A new serial story entitled "a Fatal
Marriage" the opening chapters of
which appear on the inside pages, pro-
misses to be of unusual interest.
Langdon juniors came to grief Monday
afternoon in game they played with
the Milton kids. The score was 5 to g.,
so the game was we'll played even if lost.
The heat, as registered here by govern
ment thermometer last Saturday was 90
in the shade. Other thermometers crawl
ed up to 1909, but the former was hot
enough for anyone.
Farmers along the border of the Cava-
lier county line, in the Dash settlement.
purpose clubbing together and will
purchase state penitentiary binding
Irvine in car load lots.
There is little If any need TO remind
those going that the date of the farmers
excursion to the Fargo agricultural col
lege is Monday, July Goth. Any appoint
ed delegate finding himself unable to go
should be sure and send substitute
A full delegation from Cavalier county is
necessarily important.
School treasurers who have not been
In the habit of complying with the laws
relative to the publication of their an
nuai statement should bear in mind that
the legislature last winter changed the
law compelling this. Under the new
provision if the district does not publish
the report before the LIST of September
the county superintendent is authorized
to publish it and charge the expense to
the district.
The flax crop is announced as being
to all practical purposes a failure in the
northwestern part of the county. The
Hannah Moon in commenting on the
matter last week attributes the failure
to two causes. Destruction by grubs
during the dry spoil and the planting of
seed too deep on cid ground. In the
southwestern portion, where the heaviest
acreage Of fax is to be found this year
the crop list fair average, largely due to
having been put in on breaking.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-07-18
Advertised Letter List.

The following list of uncalled for let.
tiers have been received at the Langdon
post Office, during the week ending
Thursday, July Is, 1901.
&. j. Wall VIM. Sayer
Ferdinand Schrank j, F, Pannon
NJ. Maitre J. E, Martell
Johann Letkenan Miss A. Boldly
Parties calling for any Of the above
letters will state that they have been adj
vertised and be required to pay charge
of one cent for advertising.
z. MCHUGH, Postmaster.
A r GARnNER ASST