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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-28
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Han desaparecido las probabilida-
des de contiicto existentes entire Rusis,
Austria y Turqufa, por la revoluci0n de
Mscedonis. Bulgaria ha prometido acep
tar las reformas pol1ticas que Ia Subli
me Puerta ha ofrecido y que los gobier-
nos austro-ruso consideran convenientes.
Alemania ha apoyado las reclamaciones
de las potenclas europeas, Sc debe
ella en- primer termino, que ell Sultan
de Turqufa haya complacido sus sub
ditos cristianos de Macedonia y Bulga-
ria.
EXTREME ORIEnTL
Temeroso ell Jap6n de que ell Gar
logre de Turqu1a In autorizaci6n solici-
tada de pasar su escuadra del Mar Ne
gro por los Dardanelos para poderla en-
War al Asia, trata ell gobierno del Mil
kado de precipitsr los acontecimientos,
q fin de que Russia no pueda reforzar
fota, asi queda equilibrado ell poder
naval de ambas naciones en- extreme
Oriente.
ALEMANIA
Ell Kaiser aleman muestrase incli-
nado recomendar Turquia que acce-
da los deseos del Gar, puesto que Ia
escuadra rusa no sera empleada en- SER
vicios del Mediterraneo, sino que va al
Asia con clio no viola ell tratado de
1877.
IEMESE RUPTURA
Hoy Sc pasara Ia contestaci6n de
Russia Ia nota del Jap0n, sc espera
que DO complacera al Milkado la res
puesta del Gar, puestos que ambos 60
biernos Sc muestran frmes en- sus pre-
tensiones sobre Corea.
SANTo DOMINGO
Ha llegado Nueva York ell gene
raj Sanchez, que va comprar pertre-
chos de guerra para la revoluci6n, las
6ltimas noticias por cable anuncian la
toma de Macor1s, por las fuerzas de Ji-
meneZ.
CRUELDADES HORRIBLEs
Las tribus de Damara de Ia eolonia
alemana. al S. E. de Africa, estan levan-
das en- armas y mas de veinte mil rebel
des han cercado 5000 alemanes que Sc
encuentran en- la .ciudad de Windhock;'
Ia situaci6n de las tropas alemanas es
muy graue y los soldados prisioneros
han sido mutilados y los cadaveres lue-
go quemados en- estacas. Considerables
refuerzos Sc han embarcado para casti-
gar Ia osadfa de los salvsjes de Damara.
Russia
Ell gobierno del Gar ha responded
al Jap6n que no cedera la Manchuria de
ninguna manera, pOr cOnvenirle dicha
posici6n para sus planes pol1ticos col
merciales.
JAPON
Esta negative del imperio russo, QUE
no satisface de ninguna manera al ia
pom, puede provocar nuevamente una
desavenencia hostil entire ambas nacio-
nes.
CHINA
Creese que ademas de la amistosa
Intervention de Inglaterra Francia,
China mediara tambien en- la contienda
ruso- japonesa, fin de evitar que Sc lleve
cabo Ell rompimiento.
MADRID 7
Ha ocurrido una desgracis en- e'
C5rco Price q una artista norteamericansi
La desgraciada artista tenia que efectusI
en- un autom6yil diffciles y arriesgad,
ejercicios. Al dar una vuelta rapid. :
una gran circunferencia, cay6 Ia artia
desde Ia parte mas alta en- medic del J.
nico general. FL pueblo madrilenol-
borotose contra Ia empresa, protestsio
de que expusiera Ia artista un pelro
tan evidente. La indignation del pill
co subi6 de punto al saber que la es-
graciada Miss. estaba gravfsima, 9ni-
zante. y quiso destruir ell Circo Ipo-
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daciones hasta fines de Enero.
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Oportuno mas que oportuno apa-
rece ell editorial de nuestro adversarlo
Ella Bandera Americana en- su edlclon
del lines.
Asi emDieza:
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1904-08-06
CHAPTER XIII.
"That Girl Of Johnson's.y

Dora was standing at the well at
Dolores old home with her husband,
waiting for Dolores and Charlie Green,
who had gone at the girls request to
the opposite mountain. 1t was a
strange freak of Dolores but with the
usual simple acquiescence In any wish
of hers they had gone, and here Dora
and her husband were waiting for their
return at the girls old home.
Dora was standing at the well
watching her husband as he swung
the bucket down among the cool
shadows. her sweet face. grown more
womanly and holding a deeper mean
ing in every delicate line. She stood
on tiptoe to look down and follow the
flight of the bucket, but even standing
so she scarcely reached to his Shout
der. She turned her pretty head on
one side as bird might do, and said,
with an air that convulsed her hus-
band, though there was a deeper and
more tender meaning to her words
that he would not let her know he I'M
derstood.
"The course of true love never did
run smooth-and look at that poor
bucket. Hal. You are fairly beating
the life out of it against the sides of
the we'll"
Poor thing!" said the big fellow, in
tone that implied scant sympathy for
the luckless bucket "You had better
Ey-vnat Charlie, is eating his heart
Eut because your cousin viii not love
him. Dot. Is she never going to be
good to him for his faithfulness, dear?
He deserves a good life and a good
woman. Dora; even your cousin cannot
deny that"
Don't talk of Loire as though she
were heartless. Harry" Dora said
softly. with one of her swift wistful
glances up to his face. "Iorie is not
like other girls"
The otherftwo having passed down
out of the settlement, followed by the
half scorSful eyes of the men at the
tavern. CROSSED the rotten bridge over
the river and assembled the opposite
mountain slowly among the bent
bushes and mysterious mists that
held in their hiding the snaros of
death and the pitfalls that lay In wait
Ing.
Thar goes tibet gal o. Johnsing's,"
Tom Smith said, with rough break
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1904-08-06
cHAPreR xxIl.-contlnued.

Yes" he said. gently. 81 know he rs
dead, Dolores. but after death all
things are made straight He knows
now better than he ever could have
known from your telling, and l know
he has forgotten us"
There were sweetness and solemn
ity In the young mans voice as he
bent above the beautiful cold face that
caused Dora to catch her breath in
sudden compromising of the depth
OF the kindly heart, as he slowly re-
peated, the touch on the girls hands
very tender. the light in the loving
eyes entering into her very soul
" There Is no death What seems so is
transition.
This life Of mortal breath
is but a suburb OF the life elysian,
Whose portal we call death.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1904-08-06

too, Smith--ef We kyant say kind
thengs o the gal o. Johnsing's arfter
all she's done an s still doin' fer us
ye Amt so welcome ter this tav'n as
we were. An We ken take ct as We
VIII. Thet's all I've got ter speak, an
now my minds better'n when I sot
hyar list'nin' ter yer men talk"
A flush came even through the tan
OF rough Sadler's face. and Smith
shufiied his feet upon the gravel and
Knocked the ashes from his pipe as he
said, slowly:
"Thanke ZEE. Jones. Yves been frien's
nigh onter fo'ty year. an fer my part
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1904-08-06

| amt a-goin ter low sech triflin
words ter KEN atween we. Hyars my
hand on {. | amt mebby so onfrien1
to'rd D'lores es We pear ter thenk.
Yves all say thengs t ives don't mean,
an mebby thets Their way of US. Eth,
Sadler?"
Sadler nodder his grlsly head slow
ly He wasn't SO frank spoken as
Smith nor perhaps so kind-hearted I'M
der his rough speech. Smith said
many rough things but he would have
done much also.
And young Green, holding Dolores
warm hand closely in his to assist her
up the rough. seldom trolden path un-
der Me bending boushA and CHASTITY
mists. was thinking of the many years
she had lived there in the stolid set
Element with not one friend In all the
world save, 1t might be, the rough, I'M
spoken kindness of Jim Lode and
Cinthy. And with his kindly eyes up
on the grave, beautiful face he could
but wonder how such life could yield
such marvel of womanliness and
tenderness.
II was a strange freak of hers. no
doubt, this wish to once again stand
upon the brink of her fathers death.
but how could he, loving her, dissuade
her from a desire so intense as this
was shown by the pleading of the dark
eyes? And so they had come, and.
standing in the very place where she
stood years before, with the misty,
mysterious gulf at her feet and the
broken glimpses of blue heaven
through the floating mist, a touch of
GRIEF and pleading and tenderness
came over the pure, pale face that
caused this man, loving her, to bow his
head as one involuntarily bows the
head before the chancel with the
touch OF an indescribable holiness
brooding above. And he removed his
hat, standing so. with his hand upop
her round arm as she stood immoya.
Bile searching the terrible death below
her. as though for the solving of the
bitterness of her life as though for
the solving of her own harsh heart |
lessness in accusing her father when |
none other save the man at her side |
and others with wicked intent, charged |
him with crime. And there was an
agony dawning over the pallid face |
and wide eyes that hushed all other
thought for the time in the heart of
her friend-all thought save an intense
desire and longing to take her into
his arms and soothe this agony of bit.
-erness and shield her all her life
ong from any touch of pair, any touch
of ines harshness. But he waited ST.
emily with bent head, his hand upon
her arm, while she fought-and won
perhaps a struggle that few are called
ipon to fight, that few would con.
luer. Then the eyes, widened with
agony, were lifted from the depths Of
horror and mystery seeking the brol,.
IN bits OF blue heaven through the
mist OF the tangled pines upon the
height, and an indescribable grandeur
md beauty gradually grew upon the
lfted race and In the depths of the
crave eyes.
All her life passed her In review as
he stood there conscious even though
he bitterness OF this warm. kindly
riend at her side-all the bitterness
md pain and humiliation and struggle
II her life. all the thoughts and cor
ows and struggles, and when at Last
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1904-08-06

Thence south IS deg. 55 min. west
12SS.S feet TO corner Nos. 80 Short
Line No. | and Short Line No. 4 lodes,
Thence south "A deg. so min. west
1899 feet to corner Nos "A Short
Line Mine and Short Line No. 1 lodes.
Thence south 40 deg. % min. west
1900 feet to corner No. Short Line
Mine lode.
Thence south Gil deg. "a min. cas-,
600 feet to corner Nos 80 Short Line
Wedge and Short Line Mine lodes.
Thence south SO deg. 50 min east
S.9 feet TO corner No. Short Line
Wedge lode
Thence north CT deg. 13 min. east
1924 feet to corner No. 5 Short Line
Wedge lode
Thence north 40 deg. 25 min. east
GAL feet to corner Nos. 4-1-2 Big Jim
Mine. Short Line Wedge and Short
Line No. 2 lodes.
Thence south % deg. Oh min east
$50 feet to corners Nos. 81 Little Jim
and Big Jim Mine lodes.
Thence south 90 deg. SO min. east
20 feet to corners Nos. S-5-4 King
Mine. King Mine No. / and Little Jim
lodes.
Thence south Ga deg Is min. west
| Apfpsi AttN w wi hNA W. = hlHb Ninu
lode.
Thence south 81 deg. 81 min. east
/ 2S6.3 feet to corner No. ! Contact No.
! l lode, the place of beginning. con,
! tanning an area of 500. acres, eN
/ pressly excluding however therefrom,
all of that portion of Contact No. l
lode and Contact No. lode in conflic,
with the northwest quarter Of section
2, township 36 south, range IL west
l. e., 3.79S acres. The net area ap.
piled for being 51S763 acres.
The presumed course and length Of
each vein or lode is as shown upon
the plat of survey filed herewith.
This consolidated claim is located
in the northeast "a and northwest Il
of Section 2, and the northwest a
of section /, township &c south, range
13 west, and the northwest "a and the
southwest "a of section 80, township
35 south, range IL west, and in UNI
subdivided township 80 south, range
10 west, Salt Lake Base and Meridian.
Notice of location of the mining
claims aforesaid are OF record I'm the
Office of the recorder of Iron county
and Iron Springs Mining district. at
Parowan Iron county, Utah. in Book
ID" of Mining Locations, pages 431.
430 and 431, respectively; in Book
e. of Mining Locations, page So; in
Book ID" of Mining Locations, pages
432, 432 and 433 respectively; in
Book &c" of Mining Locations. page
So; in Book ID" of Mining Locations.
pages 603, COB, col, 600, col, COZ, 602,
! 5O4, sos, sos, 5O4, 430, sos. sos and 500
respectively; in Book sc" of Mining
Locations, pages 81 and 81 respective
ly; in Book &c" of Mining Locations
pages GOA, GOA, COS, 627, 42S, 42s ant
42S respectively.
:, The nearest known locations ar
Desert Mount, Lot No. SO, and TaraI
>, tula, Survey No. 4e0S.
:, |" direct that this notice be pn
lished in1tbe 81 sS.en S13hrj6ofe until
OF NCed2r Citsnpsusnu...<----s--4---r..
- lished nearest the said mining claim
, for a period Of sixty days.
= FRANK ID. HOBBS,
II Register.
! Higgins & Senior, Claimants a
I. torneys
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1904-08-06

Of laughter in his deep voice. What
en- Their world she's goin over yander
fer beats me holler."
Coin ter say her prayers over her
feyther's grave. reckon" joined in
Hiram Sadler. coarsely, but the an.
swering laughter on Smiths lips never
passed them as Jones turned his indig-
nant eyes upon them. removing his
pipe from his lips to make reply.
"Et pears to me-" he said, slowly,
with an emphasis that hushed their
mirth. "thet ye might hev gained a
mite o. respec' an kindly feelin' arfter
all these years sence Johnsing died.
ut do pear ter me t ye might keep
yer mouth shet of We ken only say
sech spitefu thengs. Ise only got
these ter say ter ye. Sadler, an ter We,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1904-08-06

lished nearest the said mining claims.
for period Of sixty days.
FRANK ID. HOBBS,
Register.
Higgins G Senior. Claimants at
torneys.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1904-12-29
An Evening Long Is be Reme.r
bered."

The oyster supper given by
the Epworth League of Love
land the evening of the 22nd
of December was in every re-
spect a success. The young
Epworth Leaguers and their
friends are especially to be
commended for the hearty CO.
operation in which they full
filled the duties assigned them.
The delicious supper was high
ly praised by all who partook
of it. The hall and tables were
tastefully decorated with
mistletoe, holly and evergreen.
An interesting literary and
musical program was rendered.
The exercises were opened by
the singing OF "Glory to God,
Hallelujah," by all. Prayer by
Mr.. Chas. Children.
Special mention should be
made of the recitations by w.
is. Peterson and Mesdames
Children, Fouts and Brook
houser, a piano solo by Miss
Flossie Henderson. The cham
ing solos by Miss Eleanor Fens-
Ter received much praise.
During the evening music
was furnished by Mrs. Burdict
and the Misses Garnet Halde-
man, Halle Jones, Belle More
house and Ethel Jones. Little
Mabel Turner caused much
merriment by a recitation "The
Telephone"
A more beautiful winter
evening could not have been
had. A full moon lent enchant-
ment and at a late hour the
last suppers had been served
and all dispersed to their homes
pronouncing it one of the most
enjoyable evenings ever spent,
on a similar occasion. The
proceeds amounted to SAG.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1904-12-29
Engineer ]. F. Bandelow was
a pleasant caller today.
Original Notice.
State oil Iowa,
Harrison County

State oil iowa,
Harrison County
L NJ Kellogg,
plslnsltf, In the Dis'ric.
VS. Court of the
a L. Fry, Inez Fay, State of lows
pshay eight sca.e i'll and fof
company, Mystic II arris or
ti!ing Company, county, at the
Farreit and Company January term
nd Lawtnn cutlery A. ID. 1905.
onpany, Defendants
To ii T.. Fry, Inez Fry, Penny
weight COMPANY, Mystic Milling Com.
pany, Farrell and Company and Law
ION Cutlery Company defendants.
You and each of you are hereby
Notified that on OF before the 3lst day
Of December, 1904, a petition will be
liit d bv the said plaintiff, l. III. Ke!-
'ogy, in the office of the Clerk Of the
District Court of said county and
state demanding Judgment against the
Sid II. H. Fry and Inez FRY for the
sun OF Four handred dollars (S400 OOl
With seven per Can't interest thereon
from June Ssh, 1904. ana for costs. in
Guiding attorneys tees; on account of
me certain promissory note in III.
sum of Fifty dollars ($5O0U aud on+
certain promissory note in the sum o.
hsee hundred fifty dollars $3.50 COY
och executed on June 9TH, 1899, by
the said II. l.. Fry ard said In-z Fry
o plaintiff and due In two and five
ears from date respectively, and ask
ing the reformation of the mortgage
gwen to secure the above mentioned
40 es so that the same shall convey
Lot No. Five (5) IN Block No. Eighty
wo (S2) In til. Missouri, Valley Rea
Estate and Improvement Company (
FIRST Addition to Missouri Valley
iowa, as was the intention of sala
mn-tgagors when they executed the
said mortgage; and asking that said
Judgment be deereed TO be- u lien up ~
ha above described premises from this
i 4 OF the execution of said mortg e
aid asking tiag tha said m ,rtgags ne
tJrec.Osed and that this hens OF all ,h;
,iafs,ndanes If any they have upon the
s.id mevtgaged premises De decroed t.
" junior and inferior TO the lien o.
plaintiffs mortgage and THAI ,hs
equity of redemption of aisof SAID 81
faudants be forever barred and fore
closed; aud for such ether and fnrtb.
relief ss Will appear by examination 4
fhe above mentioned petition whic,: il
hareby referred to anG naie a part of
This notice.
And that unless you appear thereto
nd defend before noon of the SECOND
nav of the next term of the Distrlct
Court, commencing at Logan, in auic
"nnnty on thu 3lst day of January
1905. default will he entered avains
vou and jul lgment rendered thereon
Dated this 29.h day of December
\ ID. 1904
L. NJ. K.il ,gg. Plaintiff.
Jno. S. McGavren, Attorney.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1904-12-29
Original Notice
State of Iowa,
Harrison County 90

Harrison County
First National Bank, of
Missouri Valley, Iowa, In the DIS
Plaintiff, trict Court
vs. of the STATE
~. l.. Fry, Inez Fry, of Iowa IN
PennyweightS Scale COM and for Hsr-
pany, Mystic Milling rison County
Company, Farrell and at the jar
Company and Lswton nary term.
Cutlery Company, De- A. d. 1906.
fendants
To III. L. Fry, Inez Fry, Money
se,ght Seals Company, Mystic Milling
y, many, Farrell and Company, and
Lsw,oh Cutlery Company, defendants:
You and each of you are hereby 40.
tiff d that on OF before the 3lst day of
December, 1904, petition Will be filed
oy said plaintiff, The First National.
Bank of Missouri Valley, Iowa, in the
.,lfice of the clerk of the district court
Of said county and state demanding
judgment against the said III. l.. Fry
III the sum of seven hundred dollar
(S700 0O) with eight per cent interest
thereon from November 25th, 1902, and
for costs, including attorneys f: es on
account of his promlssory note in wri-
ting executed to a. q. Brown on No
vnmber 25'h, 1895, in the sum OF nine
hundred dollars (S90O.OO and asking
.he foreclosure of the csrlsin mortgage
given to secure said note, which mort
gage conveys Lot No. Six (6) Of Black
No. Eighty two (82) Mis- onri VALLEY
Reel Estate and Improvement Compa
ny's First Addition to the Town of
Missouri Valley, Iowa, and asking that
the liens Of all of the defendants upon
the said mortgaged premises be decreed
TO be junior and inferior to the lien of
plaintiffs mortgage, and that the equi
, of redemption of the said defend
ants and each of them be foreclosed
and forever barred and for snch other
and further relief as will appear by in.
spection of the above mentioned petit.
ton which is hereby referred TO and
made part of this notice and that un.
less you appear thereto and defend be-
fore noon of the second day of the next
Term of the district court commencing
at Logan, in said county, on the 3lst
day of January, 1905, default will he
entfre against you and Judgment rem.
derad thereon
Dated this 29-h day Of Deem ?
A D. 1904.
First National Bank of Missouri Val
yev. Iowa, Plaintiff
! JIG Jno. 5. McGsvren, Attorney
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1904-12-29
Pira.ins Foley's Honey and Tai

Foley e Co., Chicago, origi-
mated Honey and Tar as a
throat and lung remedy, and on
account of the great merit and
popularity of Foley's Honey and
Tar many limitations are offered
for the genuine. Ask for Foley's
Honey and Tar and refuse any
substitute offered as no other
preparation offered will give
the same satisfaction. 1t is
mildly laxative. 1t contains
no opiates and is safest for
children and delicate persons.
For sale by G. S. Osborne.
DBL
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1904-12-29
The Mems Club should have

met at the Presbyterian church
on last Tuesday night, but on
account of the blizzard it didn't.
wind and weather prevented
(as the sailors say there will be
a meeting Friday night; when
there will be a free sterioptican
entertainment entitled "Beuti-
full Winona, or the the Cha
tauqua of the West" About
SO pictures of this fine summer
resort will be thrown on the
serene, and described as they
appear. This is for all men,
woman and children. After the
entertainment, the Club will
meet in the New Club room for
business. Any and every man
is welcome, especially the Car
Shop and train men.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1904-12-29
The Last Prayer Meeting Of the
Year,

am very eager for a large
meeting tonight. Everything
depends on our securing Gods
blessings for the close of this
years work and beginning the
work of anotheryear. 1t lis abb
solutely necessary. If you want
our church to be recognized in
the community as a power for
good, we must have Gods help.
If we are to make Roadway as a
church reaching the unsaved.
building upa high type of Chris
tian character "perfecting holt
ness in the fear of God" as we
are urged e CIR. 7:n, instruc-
ting The children by our pre-
cept and example in the holy
life, we must take hold of God.
Let every family in our church
be present tonight.
If families of Isreal that were
fed with mana had some one in
the field to gather it and bring
it home. God is still showering
down spiritual blessings on
homes; who will gather a bless
ing for your homes? Remem-
Der this is the last prayer NEE
ting for 1904. Jesus said in
Gethsemane: "Can you n 0 t
watch with me one hour?"
Come and tell of Gods good
ness for the past year and de-
clare that you will trust Him
yet. John MacAllister,
Pastor Presbyterian Church.
Hull's All Star Bowlers, of
Omaha, will contest on the Mo.
Valley Alley, Friday evening.
Every body invited.
The Art Club met with Mrs.
Wilson this afternoon Subject,
Early Dutch and Flemish Pain
tiers. Leader, Mrs. Wilson.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1904-12-29
See d.. Chapek at DIS. Chap
man & Meehan's office. If your
eyes are bad see him.
Badly Hurt.

sigmond Nelson, 8 years old,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Mel
son, was sliding on the side
walk in front Of w. H. With
rows on Erie street last night,
when he fell, striking his face
against the ylge of the stone
sidewalk, cutting several bad
gashes in his head. DR.. DeVore
was called and took nine stitches
in the different wounds. The
boy was carried into Mr.. With
rows home, where the doctor
attended him.