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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-02

ganismo de savias bienhechoras que ha-
cen grandes los pueblos redimen & Ia
humanidad.
No SO le predique la iguaIdad social
entire los humauos, cuando esa i0uaIdad
tan decantada no represents otra /cosa
que ell halago fementido, Ell anzueIo de
buria.
No le hsbI6is de igusldad ante la
Ley, que ESQ aparece rid1culo bochor-
nOso en- Iabios de tantos ain conciencias.
que hacen Sc odie la virtus!idzd de las
Ieyes divinas, "a que las escritas por los
humanos, mas monstruosas y deprimen
tes no pueden ser.
lay de los instigadores al NAL, que
siernbra en- IL clase trabaj jadora anal
fG6etds muchos por desgracia-la DESC
Iaclon y exterminio. o..... grave sera
su recompensa por labor tan funesta
para con un pueblo como el de Puerto
Rico tan questionable!
Responsible no es un n1mero de
trabajadores 81 provocan ell escandalo,
intentan asoDadas y estan atentos dis
posiciones descabelladas de clertos cau-
dada1aos mas instruidos que eilos. C1l-
pese los sabaos y eaacscIopedlc0s que por
medic del meeting y del peri6dico cons
piran contra la tranquilidad de 10 socie-
dad, debiendo recibir ellos. y solos ellos,
ell premio de So conscusplcencia.
ITRABAJADORES: desechemos las
mezquindades polfticas; unidnos. aced-
nos fuertes Nuestra emancipation no
estrib& en- apalear tai cual obrero por
que sustente distinta idea en- politica.
Que apaZeeaa al pueblo aquellos que del
pueblo viven, para que consuman su
obra de exterminio: vuestr2s manos Ca
lIosas solo tienden q eDgrandecer q los
pueblos por medic del TRABAJO que
dignifca, no del parssitismo que enca-
nallece.
Vuestras manos deben alzarse para
abrazar III compafiero atraves de los ma
res, borrando para siempre las fronteras
y eternizando ell amor y solidaridad.
~
La libertad polftica no tendr4 razor
de ser nientras no eXist2 In jgualdAc
economics. Mientras ell hombre depen.
da econ6micamente del hombre, no po
dra llamarse nj ser libre, porque su vids
depende dc IN explotador.
No mas discordia entire hermanos
lArriba los corazones generosos, foera dt
malhadadas pasiones f6ndase en- M,
sola sspiracion ell sentimiento politieo dt
este desventurado palsi
Empiece por los Padres de. Pueblt
Ia regeneration de Puerto Rico gu,
guestro lena sea Amor, Concordia, Fra
ternidad.
| JOSE FERRER FERRER.
Caguas, AbriI 2 dc 1904.
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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-01-22
A KING PIGGER.

Van Dorm Gilshrist, one of New
Rockford 3 greatest and most success
full boot leggers and piggers, was
gathered in last Saturday and besides
being arrested an injunction was
placed upon his dwelling, which ne
had made his business headquarters.
Gilchrist is an old offender, bit has
always managed to wriggle out some
way until he seemed to have acquired
the idea that he had ssJicense. He
had been in the business about ten
years and has accumulated a few
farms, some city property and a bum
die Of money, we don't know how
big. a Alas, poor Yorick, we knew
him well. McHenry Free Press.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-01-22
FUR COATED HIM.

" 81. Arnold, the driver of the
free delivery route No. 2. through
the efforts Of Postmaster Daeley .and
the appreciation Of the patrons of the
route was Handsomely remembered
last Satur day morning for his efficient
and satisfactory services. just before
starting ont on his daily delivery.
MI. Daeley approached him and in a
few complimentary remarks, handed
him a valuable fur overcoat which
was purchased by Arnold's admirers
and the Devils Lake postmaster. The
surpri, Sc to Mr.. Arnold was complete,
both as token of ecteem in which he
is held and the value Of the gift.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-01-22
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eaeaeRel
CITY in BRIEF

- r
Choice EARLY Ohio potatoes at
Manns.
Night Patrolman James McBeth is
seriously ill at mis- room. He is
threatened with typhoid feve.
There will DO Norwegian services
IN the American M. E. church Sun
day afternoon conducted BY Rev. M
Hillerud.
Passenger No. 8 got partly. deralled
east Of here last Monday and was
several hours late in reaching here.
No one injured.
For sale25 prize winning barred
Plymouth Ro8k cockerls. Inquire Of
c.. N. Charleswcrth, on Brainerd
farm 2l-2miles north of Devils Lake.
46-48 s+ss.s
q. A. stansrd, who owns and oper-
ates fns farm in Odessa township
and recently moved to the city for
the winter months is seriously i'll at
his residence on East Seventh street.
Sheriff Rutten informs the inter
Ocean that there are over /, 800 delin-
quent personal tax bills fol the year
1900 on his docket, and his attention
will be given these at once.
The Young Men club gave one Of
their semi monthly dances at Odd Eel.
lows hall Tuesday evening, and like
all previous similar occasions, it
proved most enjoyable event..
NJ 2. Nef on Tuesday received a
+ monster Cary safe which he had
placed in his Office. The receptacle
weighs 5000 pounds and is large
encugh for fair sized family tc
live in.
R F. Migge was prominent Bow.
bells visitor in this city Tuesday,
and while here availed himself Of the
opportunity to be initiated in the
eommandery.
Pillsbury g Highland have removed
Eheil saddleIy and harness business
from Starkweather to this city and
closed the shop. That town now
wants someone else to open up there
4 in that line
Superintendent Davis, Of the In
dian school at this placeis in Wash
ington this week in conference with
the Indian bureau relative to secur-
! ing additional school buildings for
the agency.
Horsman q strawbridge's $50, OOO
stock Of furniture to be sold regard
less Of cost. Has been turned over to
Gets. See the ad elsewhere. ssi
I have some choice oats to sell
yield better than 500 bushels to the
acre 1908, a. p. Wells, South Mime
4 waukan township IA AS
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-01-22
7. E. Morgan, Of starkweather, was
! court attendant, on Thursday

q court attendant on Thursday
Mrs. Aida Sanders, Of Perth, is Wis
iting this week with Mrs. R. Goer.
Frank Henry and Ray Bice were
FStarkweather visitors during the week.
For rent Furnished house, five
rooms, all newly papered. Inquire
$40 9th street. Is g9ss Il 46*
For anything in the line Of con-
fectionery, tobaccos, cigars or soft
drinks, dropsin and see W.K. Nimmo
at Miss Ranum's former stand. 46tf
Jesse, A. James, pioneer in
this section Of the state, came down
from Cando Tuesday to spend few
days with old time friends. s jesse
recently almost became owner Of the
Pat Forrest hostlery at Cand almost
had bought it.
The January number Of the North
Dakotan, Fred i. Johnson ! monthly
magazine, contains brief but ac-
cnrate write-up, accompanied by il.
Illustrations Of the class room and Prof !.
and Mr. Bangss, Of the State Insti-
tuticn for the Deaf and Dumb at
Devils Lake.
Lee Q. Gilmore and family arrived
here Wednesday morning from Des
Laos, Ward county and will make
this city their future home. Mr..
Gilmore is one Of the founders Of the
Des Laos Observer and has accepted q
position in the mechanical depart
ment Of the Inter Ocean.
The board ofscounty commissioners
reconvened Monday morning and Is
taking mp its time with che king up
the county officials, the official news
papers and other buslress stransac-
tions during the past year. IN the
case Of the official new spapers, tue
honorable boa-d has decided to look
into the history Of the past FIVE years
{ in order to ascertain their honesty.
The Inter-O Ocean desires good, live
correspondent in every village, ham
let or township in Ramsey and adj
joining counties, and parties who
are interested in seeing their home
news printed in a representative news
paper are kindly requested to furnish
their James to the editor of this pap.
or. Stationery and stamped envel-
opes will be chesrfully forwarded
them.
The New York Store has just made
a purchase direct from the manufac.
turers of q lot Of a, 900 rolls Of wall
paper. When you get ready for spring
decorating you can save money by
purchasing Of us Our stock Of cur.
gtains, shades, drap 81, Oil cloth
and linoleum are right up to date and
the latest designs. Will have q full
line Of carpets for early sprng trade.
lHolbrook Mercantile Go. 46tf
Money to loan on farms at Ramsey
National Bank. 40tf.
y NJ -
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-01-22
CARD OF THANKS.

h We wish to return our sincere.
thanks to those of our friends and
the Masonic order who SO nobly
stood by and assisted us in our
late bereavement, the death Of
Stephen P. Branchflower. Es-
pecially do we feel grateful to Mr..
Jones for the numerous kind acts
he has shown us and the deceased
beloved son.
Stephen Branchhower
and family.
Devils Lake, N. Oak, Jan. FL. 1904
Get married to the s keystone
Maid At a. 3. Hodgkinson s.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-01-22

Jos. Wickert and wife returned
from Chicago this morning. where
they spent the past three weeks in
visiting with friends. They reached
Chicago the day after the disasterous
Iroquois fire aud to their great dis
may found that a friends wife, child
and their servant girl had persisted in
the flames. as j5.;4
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Blonde came
down from Hampden last Thursday.
Mrs. Blonde left on the evening train
for visit with South Dakota friends,
while Mr.. Blonde, who is the talented
editor and manager of the Hampden
Reporter, remained over Sunday get
ting acquainted with. ''who is who'''
| in the Ramsey county capital.
w z Nimmo has just opened fine
confectionery and cigar business in
the brick building formerly occupied
by Miss Rannum. He carries a
large and complete line in all the
branches he represents and also hand
les all kinds Of soft drinks W.
K" is q genial and popular young
gentleman and will no doubt re-
ceive liberal patronage.
Engineer Jos. Heiren, Of the Devils
Lake Minot division, met with seri.
Gus accident at Rugby Wednesday
afternoon while coming from Mlnot.
The water glass in tine engine pursted
and pieces Of the flying glass struck
his right eye and destroyed the optic
An engineer from this city went to
Rugby to bring the disabled engin-
GERS train and Mr.. Heinen was taken
to 9 st. Paul hospital for treatment.
The Inter Ocean acknowledges q
most pleasant call Wednesday after
noon from its friend and supporter,
Capt. Anderson. who for the past few
months has been confined to his home
by illness. bnt who is now able to be
around again. The Captain is one
of Ramsey county's most popular
residents and his friends whom he
numbers only by his acquaintance,
rejoice to see him on deck again.
The coming attraction at the Ar,
mory will be Of more than usual i'm
terest. General Gideon Joubert. tie
great Boer war campaigner, accom-
panied by Captain w. s. O'Donnell,
will appear mere next Tuesday, Janu-
airy 26, and relate thrilling personal
expel fences, brilliantly illustrated,
of the terrible fight. In speaking Of
the merits Of this entertainment. the
st. Paul Pioneer Press devotes sew.
oral columns Of space in its write-up,
which alone is sufficient guarantee
that the production is of deep Inter
est. Thousands of ST Paul and Min
neapolIs people witnessed the views
and heard the DISCOURSE Of these two
disting uished lecturers.
M-ney to loan on farms at Rall.se
County National Bank. 40 tf
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-01-22
Attorney saeger Of st. James, MINI.
is in TIE city on legal matters.

@aVooAhoJ 0ooSoI VI OL. JdmoS, NINA.
is in tse city on legal matters.
Before you let your carpenter work
see J. g. Dingle, telephone 275.
45-49 .sa.51 !, s5 Z. 'f5. a.at I.
The Salvation army folks gave a
farewell social and song service at
their barracks Tuesday evening
Cake and ooffee were served.
Call in at Mann's and see the w.
L. Douglas spring line of sho es.
Tnos. McDermott, leading lum-
Der merchant of Eau Claire, Wis.,,
accompanied by his brother Of Still
water. were Devils Lake visitors
Tuesday.
=. p. Mundt, one Of the genial
clerks in Mann mammoth store, yes
terday received the sad intelligence Of
the death of his sister az Saginaw Ci-
ty, NJ eh. Pneumonia was given as
'ne death cause. 'sf
The new spring line Of w. l..
Douglas SIS. so shoe for men now on
sale at Mann's
Rev. 0. F. Jones Of the Church Of
the Advent Of this city, was recently
elected grand prelate Of the Grand
Commandery Of North Dakota. This
is a distinguished honor, and one of
which Rev. Jones may. we'll feel
proud. 3s$sss
500. pairs5of w. Z. Douglas $3.50
shoes in all the new spring styles
just received at Mann's.
Attorney Middaugh intends to
leave soon for Belmont, n. on
visit with friends. He will be joined
by his wife at Buffalo, N. Y. where
she has been visiting the past six
weeks.
M. p Neff & Co, have a number
of farms to sell on crop payments.
Call at their Office and get prices and
terms \. IA soft s
Register Of Deeds George Elmslie
and wife departed for the California
country last Wednesday, where the
latter expects to improve her health.
Her many friends in Ramsey county
and Devils Lake sincerely hope her
desire will be materialized. *
First National Bank loans money
not only on farms, but on good cit
property, as well
Adam Schorf, one Of Minnewau-
kan's prosperous and jovial agricu1,
turists, was Devils Lake visitor
Wednesday and found the latch
string to this Office. Besides ex-
changing a few pleasing remarks.
he also mad lis subscription to the
best paper in Ramsey county pushe d
ahead fsr another sar.
Dinnie Bros. iof Grand Forks, have
been awarded the contract for the
snperstructure Of the new II. NJ G. A.
building the price being $40, 839. The
building complete will cost $40, DOC.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-01-22

\ If you want to buy hons on easy
terms, call on M P. Neff, q Co SO.
The infant child Of Henry Rutten
and wife is seriously ill with lung
fever.
The Women's Guild of the Episco-
pal church will hold a food sale at
the postoffice, Saturday next, January
%.
I The board of county com missioners
on Wednesday adjourned their court
h use session long enough to- pay a
visit to the, poor farm. s s,.s
The county treasurer's Office force
is kept busy these days in issuing
receipts for interest money received
on State school land. n
Superintendent of Schools Fanche1
reports decided scarcity Of teachers
in this county and the state at large.
This condition is shared by otner wes-
tern states. II.
The city council held a short SEES
sion Tuesday evening and discussed a
few matters of Importance, which
will receive further attention in these
columns. 81
Judge Duell, Of the county court,
has been under the weather for sever
|al days this week, wrestling with
an attack Of the grip, but was able to
return to his duties Tuesday morning.
. Furnished rooms for rent Hot wa.
ter heat. Call at this Office Or address
e q Box Al. City
b The Ladies' aid society Of the NJ F
church will hold one Of their food
sales in Adam 8 hardware store on
Saturday, Jan. 30.
4 Bobby" stenson, the popular day
clerk Of the Hotel Leland at Minot,
came down Wednesday afternoon tc
be present at the marriage of his
niece, Miss Mary Haslam, that even.
ing.
That our customers may have al
opportunity to get theil spring sew.
ing done early, we have ordered The
spring stock shipped early and this
week we have received the first ship
rnent We invite you to call and see
til. new goods. F. w. Mann g Son.
Devils Lake friends Of the family
Of j. c. Hartley, who some time ago
removed to Santiago, Cal, are extend
ing congratulations upon the birth to
them Of a little daughter. The hap
py event occurred Jan. 4.
Mann q Son are unpacking their
first consignment of new spring dry
goods this week.
"A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. La Rue. at Bay st Louis,
Miss. last Saturday, and the letter
conveying this bit Of good news, says
that both mother and child are doing
nicely.
New spring goods Il Mann's this
week.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-16

man in Transwestern territory is
swearing by Bucks and Guilford. An,
my dear friend, his EXcellency the
Governor is a truly great mani
She nodded.
i've been trying to impress you with
that fact all along. The mistake you
made was in not joining the People
party early in the campaign, David"
But Kent was following out his own
line of thought and putting it in words
as it came.
Think of the brain work it took to
bring all these things into line. There
was no hitch, no slip and nothing was
overlooked. They picked their time
and it was a moment when we were
absolutely helpless. 1 had filed our
charter, but our local organization was
still incomplete. They had their Judge
and the needful case in his court. pend
ing and ready for use at the precise
moment They had Hawk on the
ground, armed and equipped; and they
knew that unless miracle interviewed
they would have nobody but an I'M
prepared local attorney to ObstruCt
them"
rs that all?" she asked.
mo. The finest bit of sculpture is on
the capstone of the pyramid. Since we
have had no hearing on the merits,
GuilfGrd is only temporary receiver,
subject to discharge if the allegations
in Hawks amended petition are not
sustained. After the major has suffl-
GENTLY smashed the stock, Judge Mac
Farlane will come back the hearing on
the merits will be given, we shall
doubtless make our point and the road
will revert TO the stockholders. But by
that time enough of the stock will have
changed hands on the wreck price to
put the Plantagould people safely in
the saddle and the freezeout will be a
fact accomplished"
Miss Van Brock drew a long breath
that was more than half a sigh.
You spoke the simple truth. David,
when you said that his Excellency is
a great man. 1t seems utterly hopeless
now that we have cleared UP all the
little mysteries"
Kent rose to take his leave.
No; that is where they all go out
and stay in" he said cheerfully. The
shrewder he is, the more credit there
will be in making him let go. And you
mark my words: l am going to make
him let go. Goodnight"
She had gone with him to the door;
was in the act of closing it behind
him, when he turned back for a be-
lated question.
by the way, what did you tell Mrs
Brentwood to do?'
Il told her not to do anything until
she had consulted you and Mr.. Loring
and Brookes Ormsby. Was that
right? p
quite right. If it comes up again.
rub it in some more. Wen save her
alive yet if she will let us. Did you
say l might come to dinner tomorrow
evening? Thank you: you grow
sweeter and more truly compassionate
day by day. Goodnight again"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-16
CHAPTER XIV.
The GerryInander.

With Judge Marston's hint partly to
point the way, Kent was no long time
in getting at work on the new lead.
Having been at the time a practi-
toner in one Of the counties affected,
he knew the political deal by which
MacFarlane had been elected. Briefly
described, IL was a swapping of horses
in midstream- In the preliminary can
vass IL was discovered that in all prob
ability Judge MacFarlaneis district, as
constituted, would not re-elect him.
But the adjoining district was strong
enough to spare a county without loss
to the party and that county added to
MacFarlane's voting strength would
tip the scale in his favor. The Assem-
bly, vas IN session and the remedy was
applied in the shape of a bill readjust-
ing the district lines to fit the political
necessity.
While this bin was still in the lower
House an obstacle presented itself in
the form Of a vigorous protest from
Judge Whitcomb, whose district was
the one 10 suffer loss. The county in
question was prosperous one and the
court fees-which a compliant clerk
might secretly divide with the Judge
appointing him-were large, wherefore
Whitcomb threatened political reprisaIs
IL Kiowa County should be taken away
from him. The outcome was a COM
promise. For elective purposes the two
districts were gerrymandered as the
bill proposed, but it was expressly pro-
Vided that the transferred county
should remain judicially in Whit
combs district until the expiration of
Whitcomb's term of Office.
Having refreshed his memory as to
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-16

BrOokes Ormsby looking for comfort
able resort to which he might take
Mrs. Brentwood and her daughters for
All outing. hit upon the expedtent of
going first in person to BreeZeland,
partly to make sure of acCOmmOda-
items. and partly to check up the at
fractions of the place against pic
turesque descriptions in the adver-
tisements.
When he turned out of his sleeper in
the early morning at Aqua Caliente
Station, car Naught-seven had been
thrown i'm on siding a little farther
up the line, and Ornsby recognized
the burly person Of the Governor and
the f1orid face and pUrsy figure of the
receiver; in the group of men crossing
from the private car to the waiting Inn
tally-ho. Being a seasoned traveller,
the ciubman lost no time in finding
the station agent.
Isn't there some way you can get
me uD TO the hotel before that crowd
reaches he asked adding: III
make " worth your while
The reply effaced the necessity for
haste.
The Inn auto will be down in
few minutes. and you can go up in
that Naught-seven brought Governor
Bucks and the receiver and their
party. and they're going down to Me-
gilp, the mining camp on the other
side of the State line. They've char
tered the tally-ho for the day"
Ormsby waited. and a little later
was whisked away 70 the hotel in the
tcnneau of the guests automobile. At
terward came q day which was rather
hard to get through. Breakfast, a
leisUrely weighing and measuring of
the climatic picturesque and health
mending conditions, and the writing
of letter or two helped him wear
out the forenoon; but after luncheon
the time dragged despiteously. and he
was glad enough when the autO-car
came TO take him to the station for the
evening train.
AS it happened. there were no other
passengers for the eastbound flyer;
and finding he still had some minutes
to wait, Ormsby lOunged into the tele-
graph Office. Here the bonds of en-
nui were Ioosened by the gradual de-
velOpment of a little mystery. First
the telephone bell rang smartly. and
when the telegraph operator took
down the ear-piece and said "Well?"
in the imperious tone common to his
kind, he evidently received a COM
municatiOn that shocked him.
Ormsby overheard but a meager
half of the wire conversation; and the
excitement. whatever it's nature, was
at the other end of the line. None the
less, the station agents broken ejacu-
latiOns were provocative of keen inter
est in a man who had been boring
himself desperately for the better part
of a day.
Caught him doing it, you say?
Great Scott! -. Oh, / don't believe
that, you know yes-uh- hull
hear. But who did the shooting?"
Whether the information came or not,
Ormsby did not know, for at this con-
lecture the telegraph instruments on
the table set up a furious chattering.
and the railway man dropped the re-
ceiver and sprang to the key.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-16
JOE ROSENBERG'S.

Continued Next sunday.)
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-05
SMlTHLAND.

Gilbert Preswell and family Of
Paducah, came over last week To
visit relatives.
Roll Eison, of Illinois, was here
Saturday.
The Klondikc mine Just across
the Cumberland river from Nicks-
burg was reopcnc,l on Monday, Ju-
ly %.
d. VI. Schultz, Of Hartford, wa
here Friday.
T. J. Ward and Geo. Colyer, u
Pan Handle, was IN the city last
week.
Rev. Virgil Elder was here sat
urday cnruute TO hold his Quarter.
~ Conference at Thompson +.
Chapel.
a representative Of TnE RpoRu
will he at the Hampton camp meet.
ing Saturday. See him and give
him your subscription.