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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-08-06

Radium was the subject matter under
discussion, and a lawyer said, according
to the Philadelphia Record: 81 don't
see anything so very wonderful in ra-
dunn. Admit that 1t does throw off
light and heat in kind of perpetual
motion, without any loss of weight or
energy-well, won't a grain of musk do
the same thing? One single grain OF
musk tthis has been demonstratedD will
scent for several years room u feet
square, and in the end the grain will
still remain entire. Consider what this
means, A room II feet square contains
1885 9S4 cubic inches. and each one
tenth cubic inch at least must have its
little molecule of musk, or otherwise all
the air would not be perfumed. One
grain of musk, that is to say. will radi-
ate millions and millions Of musk frag-
ments for years. and still will remain
whole Can radium beat that"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-08-06
NATURE SCULPTURE.
Ragged Outline oftnlifornIa Bowldcr
Hears striking Likeness to
George Warrington.

One Of the most remarkable pieces
Of nature sculpture in California is the
George Washington rock, about 80
miles northwest Of Los Angeles. in the
Santa susanna mountains, says the Sun
set Magazine. Near this rock two
mile tunnel Is being bored through tho
Santa susanna mountains just outside
Chatsworth Park. A chiscled mOnu-
ment could hardly bear truer likeness
to George Washington than this chance
picture in the ragged contour Of a huge
bOwldcr Viewed from one point and
only one 1t stands out sharp and dis
tinct against the sky From all other
points the rock is a shapeless mass
The image measures fun Is feet from
chin to brow and Is close to the top
Of the hill In the vicinity have been
found Indian relics, ovens, stones con-
tanning Indian writings, arrow heads,
mo7tars and many traces of settle
mcut of aborigines.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-08-06
CHURCH ATTENDANCE
Interesting Figures of Census Re-
Gently Completed in London.
Ratio of One in 4.45 at Places of Wor-
ship Is Shown-Statistics Cover
All Sects and All Parts of
the City.

The London Daily News recently
published some figures of the religious
census of London, which was based on
the Sunday attendance at all places OF
worship in the city. The census was
taken by 400 picked workers supplied
by the Army and Navy Pensioners
Employment society, working under
inspectors. London was taken in Dor
oughs. The first was enumerated in
November and the last in June. No
enumerations were made on Christmas
day, Easter Sunday or Whitsunday.
The total places Of worship visited
were $500. OF these 2, 1888 were Chris
tan churches, and GO Jewish syna-
gogues. OF the Baptist church only
two bodies were found in every Dor
ough. The total population of the %
boroughs is 4,536,54l Deducting 68,-
492 jewellers in institutions, such as
hospitals. warehouses;, and prisons,
leaves 4,46SO49 The number record
ed as having attended a place of woT-
ship is 1,002,94O. giving a ratio Of one
in 445 of population.
The Established church has almost
a monopoly Of the wealthy districts
Her largest majoriues are in kensing-
ton, Hampstead, Paddington, West
minister and MarylebOne.
The Nonconformists are strongest
south OF the Thames the COngrega-
tionalists in the northeast the Yves
,I IE cn17f IA
west, and the Presbyterians in the up
per and middle class districts. There
are minor Methodist bodies in the
lower middle~class districts.
The Salvation Army is strong no.
where. The Roman Catholics are
strongest in Kenslngton and West
minister, both wealthy; Holborn.
which is OF both extremes, and Step
ney, which is largely slumdom.
In regard to the actual figures OF at
tendance, the Church Of England is
first, with a combined morning and
evening attendance OF $50 153; Non
conformists second. with 41G,225; RO-
man Catholics. s3.572. and other serv.
ices, 62, $3.50 OF the last named, the
Jews are first, with 26,2GO, ana the
Church Of Humanity and the New and
Latter House OF Israel the smallest.
with 16 each.
The Christian Scientists have 553.
The Church Of England attendance
was composed Of 98,i77 men, 1884
women, and 1922 children, and the
Nonconformists I2O782 men, 1875. 978
women and 129 4G5 children.
In regard TO the totals the News es-
timated that 35 per cent went to serv-
ice twice on Sunday, reducing the
grand total attendance to $50 .205 and
the ratio OF one in As 10 one IN 5.25
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-08-06
SUDDEN RICHES FOR STUDENT.
OH Land In Exchange for
Worthless bronco.

Another instance Of remarkable rise
TO fortune recently came 70 light at
Sour Lake, Tex James Cochran, a stu
dent In the state university at Austin,
went 10 Sour Lake for the purpose Of
making some money during hts vacation
season. He rode Texas broncho into
town. The animal was worth probably
SO. A week after he arrived heavy rains
made the roads almost impossible, and
he traded the bronchO 10 an operator for
an acre Of land far outside Of what was
then the proved oil field.
Some time later a gusher was struck
within 400 feet Of his acre. and It was
understood that he had jus, closed deal
for the sale Of the tract for 10000
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-08-06
PETROLEUM IN BURMAH.
In Use There Long Before the First
Well Was Driven in
Pennsylvania.

The use of petroleum seems new, but
it had been used in Asia for long time
before the first well was driven in
Pennsylvania. The following descrip-
ton, published in 1929, is from the &C
count of Crawford's embassy TO Ava.
Petroleum wells supply the whole
Burmah empire with oil for lamps, and
also for smearing timber, to protect it
against insects, and particularly the
white ants. Its consumption for burn
ing is stated to be universal, until its
price reaches that of sesamum oil, the
only other kind used for lamps.
The wells, which occupy space oil
about IL square miles, vary in depth
from 200 to $50 feet; the shaft is square,
not more than four feet each side, and
is formed by sinking frame OF wood.
The oil, on coming up, is about the
temperature of 80 degrees Fahrenheit.
1t is thrown into a large cistern, in the
bottom of which are small apertures
for the aqueous part to drain off, when
the oil is left for some time to thicken.
1t is then put into large earthen Jars,
placed in rude carts drawn by oxen,
and carried to the banks of the river.
from whence it is sent by water-car-
riage to every part of the empire.
By the number and burden of the
boats employed in this trade, and the
number of voyages they are supposed
to make in the course of a year, the eX-
portation from the wells is estimated
to amount to 1756S,OO0 Wis, of 26A
mounds each
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-08-06

An illustration of hardship resulting
from the new German meat inspection
law is given by the consul at Bremen
The charges on 90 barrels of boiled pig
liver were: Examination, SIS; chem
ical examination. s1440; examination
for trichinae, s69S5; duty $12224;
total, s22447. The livers were worth
s714. The case being appealed. the
secretary of the interior held that
these livers weighed less than SIS
pounds each, and the new law prohib-
tied their importation absolutely.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-08-06

Monkeys are very numerous along the
northwest coast of South America, but
are not found west Of the Andes from
northern Peru to the south end of the
continent Their home in South America
is chiefly in the forests of Venezuela
throughout the great Amazon basin and
along the nuvial systems OF the upper
half Of the Paraguay and the Parana
rivers
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-08-06
Prod of Kerosene,

sene were produced In the United States.
and 1t Is reckoned that the proceeds
from the sale of this and the various by
products obtained from crude petroleum
aggregated nearly $500, 100000.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-08-06
W eight OF " Eul.r

A full-grown whale weighs 100 tons;
that IL, as much as 50 elephants or 400
bears. Seventy feet is the utmost
length Of a whale.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-08-06

London harness-makers and carriage
builders are suffering loss VI trade by
the growing popularity Of the motor
car
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-08-06
IIo~ 10 DO II.

The American rifle team appears to
know a thing or two about the proper
way to lift a cup, remarks the Baltimore
Herald.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-08-06

The slipper that spanks the children
is the scepter that rules the world. =
Chicago Journal
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-08-06

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-02
De CorozaI

Anoche como las diez Il once de la
mlsma Sc llevo efecto en- ell Tempo
catollco de este pueblo. el matrimonio
de don Manuel BOu Cali, hijo de nues'
CrO d1gnO cOrreligiOnariO don Jaime. Y
de la simpatica senorita Luisa Herrero,
MIA de nuestrO amigo doctor, don Mi
guel, del mismo apelIido.
81 actO Sc llevo a efecto con gran
esplendid6z.
Mucha concurencia llen0 la casa
del querido doctor, portandose este v
su dlstlnguida familia, con la correction
que les es caracteristica
Larga feliz luna dc miel le desea'
mos los desposadOs
Sc estsn f1nalizando los trabajos
de reedificaci0n de la Iglesia Cat0lica de
este poblado cuya mano de obras esta
q cargo del competente Maestro don
Liborio Sierra.
Gracias los constantes gratuitos
esfuerzos del Reverendo Padre Folk
qulen secundadO pOr algunos vecinOs de
este poblado, dignOs catdlicos por cierto,
han hechO cnantO ha estadO q Su al
canoe, pOr alcanZar 10 que al fin SO
conseguira muy pronto.
Sc halla en- esta poblaci0n la dis
tinguida senorita Maria Skerrett, que
ha sido escogida por la Junta dc Instruc
cion, para ejarcer ell difIcil penoso
cargo de Profesora de ing6s, de este
poblado.
Prosperidad y larga astadia, desea.
mos esta simpatica como yirtuosa
huespet.
-Cada dia Sc hace digno de mayo
res aplausOs, nuestrO amigo vecino de
TOa Alta. don Nicolas Castro, que ejer-
ce en- dicho pueblo y anexados ell diff
Gil cargo de Juez de Paz.
Este sen0r como hOmbre dignO
hOnradO, cumple con su deber con
ciencia.
Hace mas con su saba persuaci6n,
que hojeandO la Ley, aunque cuando es
necesario, la aplica con tOdos ous ri
cores.
Su digno Secretario don Juan Val
dejuly, tambien Sc hace dignO de ala
banzae, no solo por sus cOnocimientos
praticos te6ricos en- 10 judicial. 81 que
tambien por la rectitud que como su su
perior, sabe guardian en- TODD.
Larga estadia en- sus reSpectivOs
puestos, les deseamos a tan cOrrectOs
caballeros.
Sc dice que muy en- breve, serdn
los farOles para ell alumbrad0
publicO.
ALA veredes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-02
| A R E S

,orrespOnsal de ola Correspon-
y or on este pueblo dice que ell DE.
sDc%I %Iunicipal est4 actualmente asea
pa0 "a - desa aparecieron las chinches v
3 b 4uusoct0s Que habia en- tiempos de
fls5 niniStraci6n federal. Tiene razon;
'aI 'aaismo corresponsal, conservador Y
y It Iltario de la anterior domination el,
daD!sta,r D!torin IL de los pGLtllOS y otras herra.
spOsl'' a.s Il al subir al Gobierno local
sisDssao Dssaooromistas federales era ell conser
s u".Osrcelero encargadO del Dep6sito
n .;nol Sc le dej0 en- su puesto pOr
SdH,vipf faderales nunca fuerOn intran.
10 ~, i've nero al enterarse de que ell
oIs soSsit0 de referencla Sc encontraba
sFPoi,"G sF.cfoGo de suciedad y en ell no solo
. .san ss'a sabandijas que picaban sino has.
is.' ~ 11IaLOS indicados, y que los pre-
u IN Us,FFcian Fi hasta de sed. resolyio ell
o .9,omiento separarlo del cargo y asi
lIul.ifc6 FL siguiendo la corriente
W ,ol Ia su cala1la Sc volvio republica
sp' Il tomar possession de la Acadia
y i voIvieron a colOcar en- ell mis-
s~s snasto que 10 tenian los otrOs incon'
" 9g5PP0aIps v clarO est, como va no en-
"s,tr6 en- los CudrCOS uol bop1sICO las
.iocbes que picaban. los patttLoS que
..lslarmTanta5an nj los cOrreajeS e insignlas
" ", ,rIlnntario. los echo de men9s y ex'
a@ e. q on tempora! iOh mOresl> -.
'ny Va aouela ciase de compontes no .se
ai,a cay6 en- desusO, pero en- cambio
~ lll'oi oiyn 11Odd nWeUd y va Sc ha i'm
s.Otado con excelente fruto para los 81
GiOs. 800
raferido cOrresponsal: &.Aquellos
,nylos, ay de mi, que YES ahora, fue'
m 60 un tiempo!>
= Y resolvio incontinenti dar cuenta
Ja C0rrespOndencia> de la transfor
rseijn verifcada dando de paso una
N los federales.
BLAsINo PEREZ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-02
"a CONDRsA DE ARToFF

Esto fue 10 que se dijo; pero la
carta no solo no contenfa nada
que ae pareclese q aquello que de-
cfa, sIuo que las dos primeTas pa
labras Que de ella lego deslum ora
ron al sefIor Jonatas. Querado YEN
tara. la dscfan. sQuiea diablo
sabs mi yerdadero nombre? So d1lo
Ventura. Hace cinco amos que no
10 uso en- todo Montmartre nad1e
me conoce mas que por Jonst&s.
Dl asombro la inquietud de
Ventura fuerOn en- aumento Sc
trocaron casi en- terror cuando al
buscar la firma vi0 fulgurar como
esortto con letras de fuego Ell terri
ble nombre de SIR GMSueTTao, el
nombre del hombre al que htc1era
traici6n, al que vendiera atado Dc
pies mano Bacara y ell qus'
pracias q eI, habfsnle cortsdo Ia
Iencna. mutilzndoIe horriolemen'
tie. Dorante cinco amos viy1o ador-
mecido en- dulce conna persus
dido de cue sir Gnillermo hsola
desaparecido en- alg1n festlD de
canfbales despues de hsber sido
previamente asado.
La cSrta no podfa ser nj mas
corts al mas energica.
xouerido Ventura, es decir. We
10 bandido, etc6tera: acaoo de re-
rresar de un visie alrededor oeI
mundo, y, gracias buenos amigos
oue me- teudieron Ia mano. me en-
cuentro en- buena posicion. Es
cierto que no tengo mas Que IN
oio. pero este me sirve por oos. }
Al mi sIn hueso cay0 hajo las TIE
rag de Bacara, oil menos pusdo es-
cribir y transmitir mis- ordenes .
los otros.
,Hace dos meses que los DE nj
banda Sc ocupaban en- nuscsrte per
tcdas parties, taDto en- Paris como ~
en- Londres. y 10 han husmeaoo TO-
dc, hasta que al I'm hemos pco1'o
! dar contigo, y ahora con ls mayor
| facilidad pddrfas morir cnalqslss
ala empalado, frito en- una calo ere : :
de sceite, desmsnurado Q tstnad0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-02

eculto y temible, no hsyan acudido
en- nuestro auxiliO. =. DeSde en-
tor ces acuden en- mi mente extra
nos, mas venturosos presentimien-
tos. -. Me parece que han trans
currido tres 6 cuatro no eses, que
abandon6 mi apellido de Sa-
landrera para tomar otro, y que,
hija de IN duque soy marquesa; y
Ia noche pasada tuve IN hermoso
suef1o: yiajaba en- silla de posta y
por an gran camino, estabais mi
lado estrech8ndo mi mano. <SA
d6nde vgmos?s os pregunte. Y me
respondfsteis: <V8mos q vivir q
Italia, Ia TERRA de las lunas de
miel.2
>lAhl 81 supieseis, amigo milo,
que de locas espersnzss Y de extra
1as ideas Scuden mi mente desde
que mi padre me diio aver que po.
dfa disponer de mi msDo! Hoy es.
tsmos 6 once: ell c8torce per Ia
msflana nos pondremos en- camino
ell dieg = ocho llegaremos Paris.
,Os escribo esta cgrta q las dos
de la madrogada, hora en- que TODD
todos duermen en- Salandrera;
mi negro va salir del castillo sin
hacer rufdo para montar d cGbsllo
marchar Corta, que es una al
dehuela miserable en- la que esta la
estafeta de correos, de la que esta
encargado IN soldado invalido qCe
spenas sabe leer y que no Sc fjara
en- ell nombre que Va IN ell sohre y
no leera mas que Francsa y Parts.
,Adi6s, amigo INFO: hssta muy
pronto. Tened confsnza en- mi
como Ia tiene en- vos, CoNCEPCIoN.
,P. D. e. diez y ocho por la no
che. q las once, en- ell boulevard de
les Invalidos =. va 10 ssbeis >
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-02
16g

sent6 Tampa, con Ia copia de la
6ue Bacara habfa enviado al senior
de Chateau Mailly.
Experiment6 Rocambole como
IN esvanecimiento cuando Sc en-
ter6 del contenido de Ia copfa que
lie llevaba Tampa.
: Que demonio! exclam6: Sir Gut4
llermo es un necio que pudo hsoer
anlastado Bscara, impidiendola
nara siempre ell hacernos dsffo, y
he aouf que esa pobre condesa de
Artoff no quiso marcharse de Paris
sin hacer alguna cosa an provecho
de su protegtdo. Z esa cosa es SEN
cillameute Ia carta que envia sl
duoue de Salandrera, carta en- ID
que le dice que ell de Chateau Maj
lly es dc So raza y que espera unos
documentos, etcetera.. Es decir
Que si ell duque recibe esta carta
soy hombre al aqua.
-,Tomal Pues cualquiera diria
que esa carta. empeZo dec1r
Tampa, para Ell que Ia turbacfon y
Ia mala impression que 81 lectura
habfan producido al de la polonesa,
no pasaroD desapercibidas.
-Esa csrta nos va . dar algo
que hacer, respondi6 bruscamente
Rocam bole. pero desde luego NAL
ditto 10 que tt te importa y Pue'
des volverte casa de tn amo.
Life de volverP
Esba ncche las ocho, respon'
did Rccambole al que Sc le ocurrio
de pronto una idea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-02
Una carta

Senor Director de LA DEMoCRACIA.
Muy senior mlo:
Sirvase hacer constar en- las colum-
!, 40 ese ilustrado SDiariO@ que el lu'
M 5ltmo Dor la noche me fu6 hurtado,
N 4 pueblo de Rio piedras, un caballo
h mi propiedad por ell suleto Flor Guz'
ran, a ouien tenia alquilado como peon
Trniendo en- mi casa, llevandose una
Ina, un frenO y una espuela.
Tan pronto ell sargento de la poll
N de este puesto don Angel Villariny,
1yo conocimientO del hechc por tele'
rsfo puso en- movimientO la poIlcla q
ID 6rdenes logrando los guardias Jose
Tngroa Y Valentin Cintr6n, detener al
.lman con ell animal Y sus ensillos que
he nan sido entregados hoy por este
IHgadO.
Is digna de elogios la actividad asu-
sida pOr dichos agentes Y por clio les
soy agradecidO. -,
Deusted con la mayor consideration
PASTOR FLORES.
(CubanO).
caguas, Mayo de 1908.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-02

Be presentaba con srrogancla ha'
blsba con fanfarroneria.
GoIpe6 con la mano en- Ell gra
stepto CRYSTAL de un cuartucho
porterfa one llevaoa oil ponposo III
tulo de despscho.
-iEhl Mi lIavel diio
Me ia dicho mi marido, res
Dondi6 una vieja, que os la CARA
rnando le pag16is lsa tres libras y
diez sueldos de la octaVa'
: Aouf esta ese dinero' rePiico
maiestuosamente Ventura.
z rebusc6 en- los bols1llo oe su
chaleco de un negro blsncuzco J
ech6 sohre In mesa cola IN naPo-
leon Al que salud6 In vie1a.-La
vuelta ,eh! afIadi6 Ventura CON
mas srrogancia ann.
T.a vfeia abrio IN cajon y devol'
viz treinta sueldos, ssludando con
camnlecencia al deudor que paga
ba, y luego, mientra1 el ex- mayor,
domo Sc gusrdabs Ia vuei0a sn .
holsiIlo. descolg6 una lave oe IN
cnsdro con n1meros y con clayos y
40 Ia di0 a Ventura, al mlsmo
ITEM 20 que uns carba -
6s han trafdo este, dijo
Estaba tan POGO scostum oraoo
ventura 4 recibir csrtss, cue CO
pi6 con alguna vaciLaclun 40 W.
le daban oc diio
No 10 dudeis. es para Vos' uisI ~
Ia vleia: y Ventura enbro en A. =
despscho y Sc acerco q ia ven veis ds -
Eebo, que la duefa Gle 10 cass -
hu6spedes se apresur0 0 aespsptto, pHosor
" ley6 ell sobre que decls: <osnoA
Ionetas, plaza de Belhomms.' 80
El sobra era satinano ue 8 >
degurendfa IN discreto periuno
In letra era buena, 10 mismo que -
ortoqraffa. y ell sello de lacre asa CSa
one estsba cerrsda La cSEts W "'''
corona de marques. :,
NO sin sXtremecerse rOnp
az mayordomo de Ia seflora MAJ :.
gsis el sobre y sello desooDio :"
carta; CO nor ventura, que alg du
coraSon noble y generoso ne en'A'
ma orden para sa bargueIO'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-02

Tampa So march6, y al quedarse
solo ell marques fngido cambio dc
traie con mucho spresuramiento y
Sc prepare pars ir q consular 81
oracolo, 8 sea sir Guillermo.
Durante ell dfa, siempre que
esperaba q Tampa tomabs muchas
precauciones.
La casa do ia calle de Suregnes
tenfa dos puertas y dos porteriss;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-02
Robo en- Rio Piedras

Un caballo negro de 81 cuartas de
alzada, paso menudeado sobre-paso,
una mancha blanca en- la pata izquier-
da trasera, marcadO A. M. en- la espalda
izquierda ha sido sustraidO don Anto-
ni0 Marquee.
Sc dara una buena qualification al
que de noticias dicho senior Q en- esta
imprenta.
Rio Piedras, Abril II de 1908.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-02

Para curar un resfriado en- un dia
tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTES DE
BROMO OUININA. Ell bOticario le de-
yolvera ell dinero 81 no Sc cura. La fir.
ma de E. w. GROVE Sc halla en- cada
cajita.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-02
lnteresdnte para los que Vi1jan

Habiendose separado don Adrian Pc
rez, de la Sociedad que tenia en- la EN-
presa de cOches con ell senior Agudo,
dueno del ~Hotel Inglaterra,~ p desde esta
fecha, ell que desee viajar en- sus coches
que son los mismOs que habian en- ell
Hotel, solo les cuesta IL de San Juan
Ponce.
COchera, Santurce, Tel6fono 1904.
D. ADRIAN PEREZ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-02

Era esa la carta que Ell marques
de Chamery, disfrszado con 10 Pc
lucs rubia y Ia leVita a ID polaca,
lels en- 81 momento en que SO pre-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-02

SERAN COMPLACIDOS sus capri.
.a0g en- la sOlicitud de calzado la me-
Ida, en- &La MayagueZana,S San Jus
Bf San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-02

las boEabas <C N r.
ROM no son las cue caoe
tan menos pero SON la ma
baratas, Las de meJor e"ns
truccion y mat-rial-s,
mas sencillas y las ms
raderas: trabajau linr- 9
todo movimie nto compl'
do y COZ g minimum
fricci6n y gasto de va
SO obtiene el maximum
rasultado.
Para Catalogos q h
mes dirigirse III que ru
cribe, asf como como tam
bien para toda clase de
informes con respecto 0
materiales y maQuinarsa
para Ingenios J Haciendas
prod uctoras de azdcar.
agenierO.-POmCe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-02

RECOMENDAMOS a todOs nuestrOs
amigos el hotel THE MARINA, San Jose
ndmerO l, Capital.-Por un dia ue hos
pedaje, un dollar.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-08-27
Aug 2Ot7
Notice of Mortgage snln-

Default has been made In the pavp,crt 4,
the principal and interest secnrHI "'Vnt OF
mortgage containing power Of sois 81 ~ n
ed August 23d. 1886, and recorded "e n ui t
25tn day OF August, 1886 ia the otiaa 'n ~
the Registrr Of deeds OF Hand conntg 80
tory OF Dakota. now state OF Sont6 D,tg
Ia, IN DOCK "a OF mortgages nagn se
whereby Lula ~, YoungbloOd and pstor o y
1oungblood, her husband, mortgoc,or :
mortgnRed to the Colonial x trnitad ST,ts
Mortgage Company-Limited mortgsoaa
the northwest quarter (NWLJ 1,f ssctian,
eleven Il - IN township one hundred AMI
twelve lll2l OF range sixtv-ssyen ~ - in
SAID ii mi county. South ID akote hr a. Nm
DEFAULT, the power OF sale has becoma onara
tive, and no action or PROCEEDING at law
has been Instituted TO recover tha al, 'a rs
naming secured thereby, or aoy mart tb..,
OF. The amount claimed to be dine ON saiJ
Mortgage at the date hereof. l. SDS2G ~
to which amount should be added fbs taTos
on said property paid by said mortoagne
amounting, with interest aus Drnyided in
said mortgage TO S5l7.IS, maxim tha 70
tai amount claimed e. be due m the dsta
hereof on said mortgage SS353 .G3
Now notice h hereby given. that nv viz,
tue OF said power, said mOrtgo.,s Win Ia
!oreciosed and said premises goid nj nuhIlc
auction by The sheriff of said county, or his
deputy, October I'D, 1903. a. twn n cInrk
4. NJ, at the front door OF the court bnmse
in Miller, south Dakota, to pay said debt
interest and disbursements alloweIhy INV.
Dated August LIST, 1903.
COLONIAL UNITED STATES MoRTGAGECo-
Limited Mortga gee TSsai /
JOIN w. ROBINSON, Agept.
Manhattan Bldg. st. Paul.