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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-07
B.rrapouitAS, 10 dc Octubrs 1909.
sr. Director dc LA DEMocRAc1A.
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CARuAg.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-07
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Andres Feliclano y Rodriguez.


Sr. Director do La DEMoGRAC1A.
Hahisndo lisgado mi eonoeimisnto que
nof nombra 80 htsO ngurar an una adhesion Ice
apareci6 en- s pePi5aieo All Psiss daclaFkndo-
rna rapubiicano, qniero hacer eonstar poR me.
dib de estA manifestation que no be autor 81 do
a ns,6is para CUE aoule mi nombre, pussto qua
sianlpfs be siao federal, en- cuyO psrtidc ngu-
ran los vardAdaros pAttiQsaB, sintiSndome muy
hcnra6o an 6guFar en- dichas das.
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lar . lcs procsdimienSos DEL pRio y do 10 inao-
lehcia para mAnssneF Rna apetisos.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-07
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-07
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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-02-06
We have inquiries every day for
snaps in Cavalier county land. If you
have anything to offer list it with us.
Truax & Mclean.

Merchant j. B. Boyd's advertising an
nouncement this week is the first prepar-
atory step taken to clear the way for the
tearing down of the old Headquarters
Store in the spring, on the site Of which
he has decided to erect fine two story
brick block, 50x120 feet The plans have
already been drawn and show that the
new home Of Boyd's Headquarters Store
will be 81 model OF convenience, and up to
date in every particular. While the new
block is in course OF construction the
Headquarters will be located in temper
AIRY quarters.
The DnMocnAT is pleased to send out
glad tidings Of the fact that the
young man, Edgar Patterson, reported as
having been devoursd by wolves IN the
Lake Winnipegosis country is alive and
Intends fixing things" for those who
worked over time consocting the "dizzy"
story. Edgar's fsiends IN Cavalier ooun-
~ who lost sleep over the gsuesoue
tragedy can prepare to kill ths iatssd
calf. As Our correspondents item refer
ring to the event wasn't exactly 90 obit-
nary va hardly ssA the usosssiity Of ruu-
ming this item among the birth notices.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-02-06
FIRE AT EDINBURGH.
The Leading Grocery and Drug Firms of
Edinburgh Suffer Heavy Losses.

The Leading Grocery and Drug Firms of
Edinburgh Suffer Heavy Losses.
Last Saturday night another bad fire
visited the business portion of the town
of Edinburg. At about ten O'clock IRE
was discovered in the drug store of Han
son & Co., and within an hour the bulid-
ing and contents, together with The
general store of Molstad Bros, and i. new
store unoccupied, we're mass Of ruins,
nothing being saved of the stock in
either store. The fire was discovered by
the section boss,> Pat Mcneil, who was
passing the drug store on his way home.
The moment be noticed it an explosion
occurred, and within shorter space Of
time than it takes to tell, the entire
building was mass of flames. The drug
store and the general store are located in
double building owned by Molstad
Bros. aud the latter was in flames before
any response could be made to the alarm
gwen. The new store building whidh
was small structure located near the
general store of Molstad Bros alse
caught fire and WAS destroyed. These
was nothing in it at the time but sumo
flour, part of which was saved The
origin of the fire is unknown. The losses
are roughly placed in aggregate Ut
$4,000, covered by Insurance. to the ax-
tent of about $4,000.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-02-06
If you want to buy state and
this fall Truax g. Mclean will loan
you money to swing the deal.

The small pox quarantine OF Fremont
township has expanded, and at the pre-
sent time includes the home of our old
friend ex-County Commissioner G. r..
Van Forman.
Tomorrow's opening ceremonies of
Langdon's $4,000 Masonic Temple will
be one of the most largely attended
social events ever held in the northern
part of the state.
Clerk of Court J. E. Truax was appris-
ed to-day of Judge Kneeshaw's
Intention of being here tomorrow and
Saturday. His honor will hold court
Friday afternoon and up to train time
Saturday.
Presiding Elder H. P. Cooper occupied
the M. E. church pulpit Sunday even
ing, and the large audience attending
had the privilege of hearing discourse
that treated questions of government and
social affairs in way full of interest.
JAS c. Milne was in the city Friday
from Byron visiting his brother, Cashier
Milne OF the Citizens State Bank, and in
his round of calls included this Office,
arranging to include the DEMOCRAT
among his catolog of HOUSEHOLD reading
for the present year. May others follow
his example.
On Sunday services will be conducted
at the Presbyterian church by Rev. D. j.
Sykes, who takes the regular work of the
pastor, Rev. Dougan, for that day.
Friends of the latter gentleman will be-
glad to learn that he Is better, but still
needs to regain much of his former
strength before resuming ministerial
duties.
The lecture given by Father Conaty of
Grand Forks last night, entitled, "Abra-
ham Lincoln" was something that all
present felt gratified at having had the
pleasure of listening to The pro-
gram of musical numbers and and chill
drens speciaities that preceded and
followed the lecture we're also accepted
by the audience IN a manner that showed
their appreciation. The only feature to
be- regretted is that the audience was not
large enough to fill the hail
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-02-06
wsbs,s cis..s nsan Quality.
You can buy Shoes at cost at Kelly's
he noxt thirty days.
Gordon 4 Lamb always have
Cash for farm loans.

J. B. Boyd, who asbeen east purchas-
ing his spring stock returned to the CITY
Friday.
H. J. Mathieseh was down from Dres.
den Friday. doing stroke of business
with travelling statesmen.
Alert & Winter will make your final
Proof cheaper than anyone else in Cava-
lier county and your loans at cheapest
rate and stterms.,
Miller j. A. Ard, now of Lakota
though formerly one Of the boys at Mil
ton, was married last week at Mime.
apolis We are unable to secure partlcu-
lars.
John Mooney and D. j. Rldiington
travelled to the Forks Monday and wit
messed the presentation of the "Mer-
chant Of Venice" by. Walker Whitesides,
at the "Met."
Ed. Reilly returned Saturday from
Hannah, where he had charge of the
Hannah Pharmacy while D. MeGsuer
was transactink business in the Twin
Cities fey days.
Monday night the ladies of the Phil
harmonic Co., which includes the Fer.
guson sisters, gave a concert at Fargo,
and, according to the papers there, it was
pronounced success.
Landlord Kelland's boarders have
again invaded the Palace hotel, the quar-
antine that for a time barricaded its
doors having been removed by Health
Officer Semple last Friday.
Miss Molie Comstock, who was an
inmate of the Haight home at Osnabrock
during iss quarantine for small pox, has
been released and left Monday to resume
charge of her school at Plsek.
Mics Mary Driscoll returned Friday
from weeks trip to Langdon and Pork
River. She speaks in highest praise OF
the entertaining qualities of the people
in these chest on earth" cities.
Record.
The Donovan Hall has been engaged
for next Wednesday night by Keily's
Merry Makera, who are billed to present
the three act drama "a Girle Secret"
The papers of towns down the line say
the company is o. k.
An advertisement of the Trade Palace
announces that A. Schulke has added a
carpet, rug and tapestry department.
Everybody is invited to inspect the tine
line of patterns for the spring trade pur-
chased during his recent visit east.
Senator Laidlaw and j. E. Truax sold
tickets for the Masonic ball to the sx-
tent of 500 while at Osnabrock between
trains Tuesday. This merely indicates
the generous turn out that all the sur
rounding towns promise togive Langdon
tomorrow.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-02-06
Card of Thanks.
% the CoURIER-DEMocRAT::

To the RlER-DEMoCRAT:
The family of the late John H. Mac
Dougal hereby tender their united
thanks to the citizens OF Langdon for
their kind acts and loving sympathy
during their long sickness. Coming as
strangers. in the time Of our greatest
need, willing hearts and hands came to
our relief. We fully appreciate what was
done for us and thank each aud al.
Our united thanks are due the mayor of
the city, for when death removed the
head OF our home, and sickness rendered
US all helpless, he and Others came aud
made preparation to lay the husband
and fathers remains in his grave. May
God bless and reward them is the prayer
of our entire household,
Mrs. ]. Fl. MACDoUGALL.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-02-06
We have lots of customers for Cava-
lisr county farms. If yov want to sell
your farm let US know. Truax & Nc
Lean.

Rev. E. B. Robson, former M. E.
church pastor here, now IN charge of the
work at Hannah, was caught among
those quarantined during the recent
small pox epidemic there but is again
ous doing good among the end-town
sinners.
Former friends in the vicinity of Olga
will be sorry to learn that A. Befthi-
aume, now in the insurance business at
Bott,neau, received the sad news that
his sister, Miss Albertine, died at st.
Marthe, Vandarll Co., Quebec, on We'd
nesday, January 20.
VIM. MEME has rented his farm be-
tween here and Dresden, and left this
week for visit with his brother in Iowa,
and later will make trip through the
Pacific coast country. He has planned
to have a good time the coming summer
months, but will doubtless return to find
that Cavalier county lands are the best
ever.
The association of North Dakota retail
hardware dealers holds their fifth annual
gathering at Grand Forks on the Gosh Of
this month. It is q two day event, and
the attendance at this years meeting is
expected TO DO the largest since organiza-
ton in 1893. It Is noted in the program
published that Mayor MoPhaii is down
for a paper on "Dealers associations,
their effect and what they accomplish"
Thos. Philips, we'll known Cypress
township farmer, who left here early 10
the winter with several of his neighbors
for Forest River, Ore, writes of his
change of address to Harrison, where
just at present they have four inches of
snow and little FROST The weather
is mild and the grass is as green as it
would be here in June. Mr.. Philips
etates he expects to engage in growing
fruit and raising dairy cattle. and is we'll
satisfied with life 10 Oregon from expert
ences met with up 10 date.
The Ancient Order of United Workmen
held one of the most pleasant sessions
since their organization Monday evening.
There was q large attendance aud the
ceremonial session that came previous to
the public gathering saw the imitation Of
large class Of prospective lahorers.
The program was Of high order, though
completely informal. Cigars, pleasant
conversation and musical numbers tend
cd 10 make the occasion most pleasant
one 10. ths large gathering Of nsmbers
and their friends present.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-02-06
costs you nothing to list
your land with Truax d Mclean

Co. Health Officer Semple has this
week removed the diphtheria quarantine
Tom the home of Cashier O. P. Getchel,
at Wales
You can have good time next Tues.
day night at the Donovan Hall by at
tending the card party given by the
Lady Foresters.
Rev. Austin, of Hannah, was down last
week and took part in the program at
the Burns entertainment on Friday
Park River News.
Fred Glmby, settler of Glenila town.
ship who at one time resided in Lang
don, lost baby boy last week after a
brief illness of pneumonia.
Among the Langdon young people
who masqueraded at the ice rink car
nival at Hannah last Wednesday evening
were Misses Ella Gogin, Connie Truax,
Vera and Leonora ALERT aud Helen
Sullivan.
Frank La Belle, one of the best known
old timers from Pembina county that OF
recent years have invaded the profitable
farm lands up here, was in town yester-
day with kindly words for his many old
acquaintance.
T Ben Thinner, who has turned out to be
one of the most successful fax raissrs
of southwestern Cavalier county since
severing his connection with the Has
kamp lumber yard at Osnabrock called
while in town yesterday.
Among the class of hundred or more
who gave an exhibition of camel riding
at the annual meeting of the Shriners at
Fargo last week is noted no other than
Druggist Harry Arneson. q former Lang
don boy now of Devils Lake. Undoubt.
eddy Harry would get hump on himself
at least twice the size of the cancels.
The united pull of the railroad com.
missioners and Ole Axvig is expected to
induce Jim Hill, the end-man of the ct.
Northern, to give the farmers loading
platform at Milton before another crop
comes onto the market Milton people
ought to endorse Ole for something good
If his influence with Jim Hill turns out
to cut any ice.
Chas. A.. Smith reached Osnabrock
last Wednesday with. shipment of six
car loads OF horses from Dillon, Mont.
He shipped them to Grafton over the
N. P. and drove the horses from there
over to Osnabrock. The bunch came
from the Upper Blacktail and Rattle
snake horse ranches, and are reported as
meeting with ready sale.
W. Mooney and H. D. ALERT left
the city the end Of last week for trip of
several weeks through the south. Among
the sections of country in which they
purpose spending some time are Okla
homa and Colorado. While down in
that country they intend looking up L.
r. Kelly at Ponce, Okla, who will be
a. prominently identified
with the commercial interests of our
town of Milton up to few
voarn auo
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-02-06

-.
Kslly il selling listers worth % for IS.
Coed fresh eggs, twenty cents dozen
ct the Bee Hive Store.
Read notice OF the Robt. Beard auc-
ton sale in another column.
\ Mrs. Judge Dorval was reported az
being severely ill the early part of The
week.
E. j. Mcintosh returned home last week
from visit Of several weeks 10 the neigh.
borhood Of his former home in Ontario.
q. D. Ostby came down from Wales
yesterday TO meet travelling salesmea
and plan for the big spring trade in bis
town,
Cashier o. e. Thompson, Of the First
National Bank, and Druggist r. T.
Burke are spending the week in the
Twin Cities.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-02-06

Good fresh eggs, twenty cents dozen
at the Bee Hive Store.
When you have an item for the DEMO.
Graf call up phone no. 81.
See Farrell & Burke for Farm Loans.
Money always on hand. See Us before
making your loan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moran returned
home last. week, from stay Of three
weeks at the Hot Springs, Ark.
Robt. Fleming and w. 81. Speckman
from Dresden were handwriting among
old friends in the city yesterday.
The ladies Of the w. G. o. F., give an
other Of their popular card parties next
Tuesday evening at the Donovan hall.
A. U Void made his regular monthly
visit to Hannah yesterday, where he has
lately established thriving business in
optical goods and jewelry.
Editor Mccarthy of the Milton Globe,
is down at Washington, D. c., and will
lobby among our U. 8. senator's in the
interests of harmony, with big 81.
ed. H. James, prominently identified
with the banking interests of st. Thomas,
was among the visiting Masons here this
week who admired the monument of en-
terprise of the local brethern.
An attraction at Dresden next Monday
night will be a basket social that is to be
gotten up at the Woodmen Hall. AS
entertainers the Dresdenites are in "a
class by themselves, and quite crowd
from Lanadon may be expected to drive
up and enjoy their hospitality.
The fact that wheat is from eight to
ten cents "daarer" in Hannah than across
the line at Snowflake, Man., as intimated
by the Moon, Is good argument for the
producer on this side. Editor Boyd is
hursahing for NorthDakota like a vete-
ran, but his Anglo Saxon terms need
explaining occasionally.
Neil McKechnie and family. who left
for the Pacific coast few weeks ago to
escape the rigors of North Dakota
winter, have been heard from. When
Neil wrote Southern California was
enveloped in cold wave all the way
from San Diego to Fresno and Los
Angeles wrs enjoying (?) it's first snow
storm in many years.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-02-06
GOSSIP AND NOTES.
Another Langdon wedding next Tues.

Another Langdon wedding next Tues
day
II you want TO be royalty entertained
attend the Masonic Temple grand open
ing banquet and ball tomorrow night.
Have you land for sale? Do you really
want to sell your farm? II so you can
find a buyer by advertising it in the
DEMOCRAT want column.
February, the shortest month of the
year is herewith Linsoln's birthday,
81. Valentines Day and Washington's
birthday to help make 1t atill shorter.
Langdon merchants have finally
adopted the much mooted early closing
movements. Stores now close at eight
o'clock every evening, except Saturday
much to the qualification of the clerks.
The second examination of applicants
for teaohers certificates under the new
state law will occur on March 14th and
10Th. Usually this examination, held
just prior to the opening of the county
schools for the spring term, is the most
largely attended of the year.
When the Langdon fire department
gathered at the city hall Tuesday in regu.
lar monthly session, the idea was gener-
ally taken up that to stimulate the mem
bers to more regularly attend practice
drills the coming summer steps ought to
be taken to equip the company with hose
and ladder carts of regulation racing
weight and q team will be put in prac-
tlce for some of the big events at the
state firemen's tournament this summer.
The Milton Globe places this PROPOSE
tion before people who contemplate pur-
chasing Manitoba lands in preference to
Dakota soil. The price of wheat at
points in Western Manitoba and North
west Territory points ranges between
ten and fifteen cents per bushel lower
than at Dakota points. which on twen-
ty busbel crop on q quarter section
amounts to 1920. In period of ten
years the farmer OF this section would be
ahead of the Western Canada farmer
$4,000 on each quarter section, allowing
chat the yield would be the same in both
sections.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-02-06
Gordon a. Lamb aiwuys have
Cash for farm loans.

nyour loan has run five years and is
now payable, call and see US, we will
make you q renewal or new loan that
you may pay at any time at cheapest
rates, ALERT & Winter.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-02-06

Good heavy blankets for IS cents at G.
j. Kelly's.
Fifty cords of building stone wanted.
Enquire Of j. B. Boyd.
Keep yourself warm by buying a suit
Of Kelly's fleece lined underwear.
Attorney VIM. McMurchie was here
from St. Thomas on legal business Fri.
day.
On Sunday Pastor Robertson will con-
duct services at Rosa Lake at IL a. m.
at Myers at $3.50 p. m.. and in the Lang
don Baptist church at 7:3O p. N.
The Baptist B. Y. P. M. is to give an
entertainment in their church on Friday
evening, Feb. 21st. The young people
guarantee good time to all who attend.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-21

The Advertiser with results which,
every newspaper reader in this Terri
tory knows. His fame went back to
the Coast from here. where he is ac-
counted one of the most promising OF
the younger school of cartoonists.
Yardley's first sketches for The Ad-
vertiser were OF the two men who were
arraigned in court on the charge OF
blowing up part of Consul Canavar-
res house. His first cartoon was that
OF Tesla at the political Pail, summon
ing his followers to jump over with
him. His most famous cartoons were
those OF women who tried to make cap
ital by visiting and describing Iwilei;
the Noble Army of Reform" Gear
Practicing at the Bar" THE Branded
Judge" and "McSwillegan."
Mr.. Yardley viii spend some time II
his home in California and after that
may enter an art school in New York
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-21
OLD SEA DOG.
Appointed Roac Viewer, and Zurr q
Out ID Be a Good One.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, May S.-ReaI
, Admiral Geo. Brown. U. S. A, retired
is now posing as road viewer, and is
| good one. Recently he wandered into
he County Auditors Office. where he
met Commissioner McGregor, who re-
| marked: "Out OF work?''
Yes" responded the Rear Admiral
and looking for n job"
Then I'll have you appointed a road
viewer" and the Commissioner was as
mIral soon found himself a member of
a Road Viewing Board. with Archibald
Hanna and Peter Blank. horny handed
farmers. as his compatriots.
Today the board acted upon an eN-
tension OF a roadway in Decatur town
ship which had aroused considerable
bitterness among owners OF adjacent
farms because a question OF drainage
was involved.
I'm glad / was appointed" said the
Rear Admiral. You see. there was a
question Of water involved. and / ought
To know something about water. Be
sides, there is n little friction, and Wen
have TO settle that. / think these road
questions OF grave Importance. because
they involve friendships. They ought
To- be settled amicably, and that's what
We are trying TO do
The old sea dog is said to show ad-
mirable tact in dealing with the vexa-
tious question, and is adding TO his
reputation as n seaman, diplomat and
story-teller additional honors by his
services in road making.