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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-29
ARDUA MA7ERIl
0piniones del Attorney sohre
la revision y codificaci6n
de nuestras leyes.
NuEsTRA OPINION
Desenos el goblerno propio,
que es 10 mas propio de los
metodos americanos

Por trat4rie de un asunto do &C.
neral Jntsrss para nusstros abogados,
haceuos IT sxrscto de- <reporps del
attorney general Mr..Fsuille acerca
de Ia revision y codfhoaci6n de nuss-
leyes.
He squi sus opiniones, que toda-
via no son conocidss por el pdblieo:
El gobierno americana encontr6
un sistams de leyes en- Puerto Rieo,
similar On muchos de sus aspectos al
que sstl On v'gor On Espafla. FL cam.
bio dc sobsranfa dsrog6 on gran par
to dtcho sistsma por ser incc m ,atible
CON el suyo. con sl nacional.
La Asamblea Legislative nodld-
c6 el sistsma sspAfol, por Ia intro.
ducci6n de leyes en- harmonic con las
institucionss amsricanas. Creo que
| los csmb .os no Sc VI rsa liza 10 STEM
prs en- consideration { las condicio.
nos sxlstsntes re,ulta difcll a vsces
averigu.r cuartas son las leyss espa
nolas hoy en- vjgor, y hasta qu6 pun
to fueron derogadas per induction
imp icita,
Las matsrlss do legislaci6n espa
lola en- Puerto Rco, son muchss, in.
eluyendo Ia ley do testamentos y he.
rsnciss, Ia do sltaio civil, ID do con
,ratos y oblig ssiones, IL hipotecaria
les lsyes notariAles, las de sguss, mi
oas, el C5digo dc Comsrcio, Ia ley d,
fsrrocsrrllss y, ademar, un ndmero d.
Rsalss 6rdenss y dserstos todsvfa OF
v gor, los oualss solo puedsn sncen
trarse en- voldmsnes innumsrabley d,
| ls Gaceta otici0l.
Tambi6n estaa ca vigor algdna,
6rdsnes generates de- gobierno militar
! El Attorney cree q 10 la revision J
cod dihcasi6n % i'm aone como una necs
sidad urgsnts, & fin de hsrmonizsr la
lsyes locales su tanttvas con las lsye,
politicas, administrativas y adietlvss
| ue prevslecsn en- los Estados L aid IS
Psro nosotros preguntamos; scol
cuale.? Con las ds N " York, NV
Orleans, Cslifornis, Maine, IlliLois
8 con las de Nusvo Mexico, Alabama
Virginia, Oreg5n, Carolina, etc2 e
10 Union americana entran 45 estado
,Iy5 tsrritorios. En todos sllos hs
legislation fsrente, que vot6 y pro
mulg6 10 legislature dol eatsdo 6 de
tsrritorio.
Lo quo corresponde asuf no e
asimilarnos q uno 6 q otro tsrrit ric
sino al coniunto, AL s1sTEMA, & 10
METoDos. Y pues ALA los metodo
permiteu que cada cual lesivls psr
. q como gust, y 10 acomode, permftas
AGA 10 misma autonomia. Y Puert
REQ harG por Puerto Rico y par
a. Puerto Rico 10 que convengs 4 Plert
lRlco.
Il ESQ 90 libsrtad. Ii dsmAs 90 del
D potismo, cesarlim', =, i'm ferialismo, al
solutlsmo.
4 Y por 10 demAs, nos obligsrA
q conformarnos las malds. Pero 4 L
II | tusnas. no nos COZ fo.mRmo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-29
Po|ic|lRica de San Juan
De hs dectorts @. Oba . 1bse, J. N.
OUrboneA y J, a. Lopez AntOngiOrg.
San Jose, Ne IA, Principal.

Trelnis Aaos de experiencia pro.
iesionel 90 les enisrmedades tropiea-
cales. Alta elfuaa, EapeciAlldad en-
eniermed4dea de Ia piel. Glnecologfa
J Tocologfa. Vias urinsrias. Oto-
Rino.Larihgologfs. vsnerologfA
AnAlisis qufmico , microsc6pico. Ho'
res de consulta de & II por lA ma.
lana y de 2S6 de ls tards. Precio
de eonEultas, IN dollar. A los pobrss
gratis. Les opsraciones se hsrSn eu
este Gabinete, = domicilio, en- el Hos,
pital Presbiteriano y en el de mujerea
J ninos. Fl ssrvieio dentro tuera de
la pobl&ci6n, SerG iuEtiprsciado. So
satistseen conaultas medicss . los On.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-29

termos dc Ia isla: 81 Irteresado remi.
tirS m Historical de su enfermedsd J
IN giro postal de dos dollars, , rsci.
birk IN sCuestionarios, cuyaE pre-.
guntss dsbe cumplimentsr, , lusgo Sc
le envisra d tTratsnientos. Dlriilr
lA Correspondencia al Practicante }
SecretArio de Ia sPolielfnics, don Pic
Amador J Rodriguez, San Jose mime
70 IL, principal, Teltiono 2e6, San
luaa, P, r, oFlso 11s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-29
ACTUAL|DADES
Sargentbo sPadiaI. .TLcdo Mar
til 1tEinez.-,Reso solucionas de
Ia !, Corte de Distrito.
AISu A lH1.IiE
TROUPE SCONAMIGlIO
ILcdo. Mopagassr77 Galldsade
opelea 4 VenezqYealaa. ezqYealaa. Mar.
rtinez Quinterp.

El sargento de la polIcia don
q shriel Psdial 50 sndoatrsha / ASsAeu
ssta capital en- aaunsos do su cargo.
,ro En- el barrlo de- Algarrobo MA.
yse tisz-talleci6 & Il sdad de eiento
doee aaos Maria Carrots y Ramos, M.
tural de Africa. gai1cY-q0
Sc enouentrs en- esta ciudad sl
Lcdos Victor F. Mariners Dc n ayagusz.
sa--F6lix Rivera, a1e estahe aspsa.
do de essslamtento,, tue dsclarado no
Gulpsbls por o. iurado, On els die de
aver. sssl7se as so5rpta hfoAaQoF
|Q layer rdict6 sarias rssol ucionea
sl ajusz Toro Cushssn 4ds u Corts, do
Dlstrlto. ol1snoqsih
bsps layer 70 hallaba ca San Juan
Iel,r farm Aesutioo, don Juan aNonagas,
kppeminsnts unionista do Aaysausg,
pdbicoe sapitalsHo osgnsrda
laon iimpscisaoia { II conpsnfa do 6ps.
ra Sconsmigllo. Estai "a tomsdas
mueAss localida1ss dol tss!ro del Par.
laIps, dopds trabsj ,rA dichA troAps 50
LIZ Npgura .uu exlto en- ssta etsdad.,r
|oo y-IPog el vspor que ssli6 hoy para
,yenss1iplela, han sido smbarcados mas
de mil gsllos de peles, conn rAdoA On
loA canpos de Bayam6n. j. cg
,ud 77lAbanaans y ana NO n. hatrra nins "a jaicio
On "a Gerts de p lD1lA.ttrriso. lA.ttrrliso. i4sa,..,ag,
kpsi5--tH a., gegrssAdo e., 4 's rssiden-
iia Dc Arscibo 81 abe gado don Exc
quiel Martinez Qaintero, .s,,shc.,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-29
60 "a as KR
Casa11ova,poe

Llsgs & mis- mBnos I'm libro dc
poesias. Sc tituls POSTU MAS. En-
81 SO eoleccio ionan las producoionss On
verso, de una dc esas intslectualidades
podsrosas quela Psrca, POGO & POGO i
nos he lido arrehatando, dejandonos
husrfanos de su vAliosa coopsrbs . On,
on las empresas iti!ss , enaltscientss
para Puerto RI o.
Ha emos References al nuuca bien
dorado compstriota Carlos Casano.
va, sutor dc ls hsrmoas possia, >AME,
RIGA, msrecids y altamente laursada
en- unos Juegcs Florales puertorri-
quefos. 9aH
Demssiado sabsmos que no nscs-
,ita do las deblles pinceladas do nues-
trs plums, para ponerss dc relieve sus
grandss m6ritos. Ia personalidad lite
raria de Caasnova. sus trabsjos en-
la prsnsa y en- Ia tribuna, conocidos
do todo el pals, bastau para eompren-
der hssta donda llsg6 en- el humane
sabsr, squslls ir teligsncia privilegia-
da, conocer cuales fusron aus legf-
timos triunfos, en- los tornsos intelsc-
tuales. 10 a.a
Fus Casanova, uno de nuestros
mas enthusiasts luch sdores, en- el cam.
| DO reducido de las patrias lst as
Trabsj6 siempre con amor y ahlnco,
en- cuanto propendia en- ese ssntido
dar lustre y brillo, q la hermosa y
desgrasiada TERRA en- que naciera. A
liza juventud que de,eaba subir, pr esta
bale alientos y esifmulos en- oil canine
del estudio. Poria ante ellcs lai
lobras de los mas renombrados auto
Tres, dicis adoles, que era en- sus aglna'
donda dshian esperar las viotorias de-
porvenir.
| Ea todas nuestras festas de Ia
| nteligsncia, no falt6 nunca su concur
Iso. En- union de otros intelectos y d.
otras voluntadss, ide6 smpresas lau
dables, que 81 no subsisten hoy, o.
poroue miramos con demasisdo apa
ia aquello que esta liam ado a repor
tar un general benefcio tntrs lt
ouertorriqueflos. Aparecemos al prin
eipio, en- la iniciaci6n de todA busn,
obra, muy entusiastas, muy decididos
muy dispuest,s q no deiar de mano .
: proyscto it'll y simpasco, hasta vsrl
irealisado por complete. Ants ESQ
sntusia,mos efimeros, ell pats concib
las mas halsgl mas esperanzas y 81
psra el exlto. Psro bisn pront'
los entusiasmos deaapsrecen, y s6l'
, Iquedan unos pocos alentando en- Il
obrs de bien para Pusrto Rico, Guy
voluntad y cuyos flerzos al 6u 8
sstrellan ante la indiferencia de 10
0 mis-. Asf somos y asi nos conducl
/. mos on cusntas ocasiones 50 ha qusri
= do, con actos plausiblss, extendsr md
lei circulo do Ia intelsctualidad puerto
| Irr'quef1a
Casanova en- sps versos cartak |
Patrla. ensalzaudo, con fruici6n d
patricia, sus belleras; rspisi6ndol
q una y otra veH las protsstae de 8
amor. Piensa On su susrte, d.c'i
q az al postrimer susplro de mi p'
g icho, -cuando q Ia etsrnidad lame m
o alma, ,~-sera para mi hogar, santuari
o hsrmoso, " para Il tambien, Boricu
o amada,,
Canta 4 10 Vids, simbolixando .,
!. alegrias On 10 msfana, sIs dadss ht
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-29

TTlUiCsi Suo SAo~iVs poNoSAAoAs~s ~
IL tarde. sss.sss5.,a.a,s..--r-.
<Dsspues... la foss, la qutetud,
la NADIA Q4esss la muerts, trlste em.
|blema ds p noshs.' All
N Carta HOS "a su grandeza.
csnts 81 ldolorm matefno.s Hacs lsvan-
tar la frept, abstida pr el dolor, de
atrlbulada madre, q quien dice:
eAlzs 10 frents oh msdre, al ser
! qusrldo-Qle So ,hgnde co el miatorio
de ls foss,-No - Ia yfctima &qpien
81 duro olvido- Aprisiona ccn CARA
podsresa s,7gmsisaa aosa4zli
Psro, donds Casanova pore dc
! relieve 81 podsroso. le,tso, es 90 las
podsrosss,o oonoaRciones AMERICA y
CALDERON, con las oaales honra el
poeta Ia, lfriGs puertorriQ Qasfia. ol
En- la primera ha dicho:' no!eAr
<Nupea aspire ID ccantart'; nunca
el lablo, - humildey y torpe de tan sha
idea -sa siuzg6 digno interprese, nj
pudo rsdsoir siquiera el singular afec-
to- que por tt 81 coraz6n aients insfa
bic, 1-Oh! America gentil Tu noble
frenie, --si to contemplo cual matrons
alt;ys--qus Impulse el porventr, mi
mano am ante --conaluz del mismo sol
se1ir quisisra;-ai miro tn pssado,
81 cual virgin, que an el aeno del
bosque yive y uora, --su amor, te flo.
70 mi ilial Garlic -ent6noes ambicio-
ma sl alma mia para exornar tutesn'
Ito y coronarts, -un haz dc rayos "a
Ia riste lunas am
| Dsspues ds sncomiar las grande'
Eas del geLio, dice do Csldsr6n dc "a
Barca; y s.e sVl
<Asi ID, Cslderooi Mlentras re
susre -E armouioso hsbla castelIa
na, -Tu fama'vlvira; no habra caid(
SO brs tu nombrsel tetrico msffan,
Que en- 10 historic 81 Ia muerte Q
elvido " aun no va rssonando vivi
ria mo 90 sl genio dc un pueblo nj un,
raEa; LA humanidad que con au
obras Eoxa DE sl se apodera oil ad
mirar su ingenio, -El dulce italo = .
ssi6n ilustre, Ell franco altivo, 9
pensador gertnsno, -JIbilo noble OF
tus concsptos hsllan, -En tu exeels
talento poderoso, -velos genios de
mundo uns genio hrmano: TT, ma
bisn que espaiol, erss humanoIs
Y psnsar que tan poderosa y +,
, cunds inteligencia, va no nutre otra
, lntsligenciasl Consumada la obra
!, la muerte, solo nos resta lamentar /
eterna aussocta del busn puertorriqu,
10, del que comoat'6 por todo 10 grar
de y por todo 10 noble, cayendo al &
vsncido por cruales desgracias.
:. Hoy los familiarsl y amigos d
Cssanovs, larzan 4 10 publicidsd u
|libro c,nteniendo todo 10 que d. G;
n celso hubo en- el pceta; cuanto, sinki
. su corss6n y rsas6 su cerebro, "a
a Todo clio dsbe acogerlo bansvol
y sl pueblo, quisn consagr6 Casanov
sus amores do poeta y dc patriota.
Ac6janlo nuestros paisanos,
,, vean en las p$ginas de ese libro 20
tum }, y en- las exluisitfs conception,
que encisrra, algo 8 mucho dc 10 vic
o del ilustrs dessparscido. -
Il sga Pedro Manzano Avif6
kAeuadills, Noviembrs 1905
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-29
Ryp-R p.

%Sshora, 6quiere usted tsner ri
hos sanos , robustos? SQliere usted
que su msrtdo viva fsliz y coptsnto
Compre usted los srtfculos mas puros
, sslectos On casa de Carecedo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-29
RtGAL0 De ALICE

La hIja del presidents Roosevelt
rsgalNd 4 la espoSa del Miksdo 10
mSQuina de c ,ser mas luiosa del nun
do.
Todas les pleas que no necsaitan
sstsE en- friccion, han sido cubiertas
con snchspes de orc.
IN un extNmo de la luiosa mkqui-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-29

ma estSn los sscudos de los Estados
Unidos J ell Jap6n. La fechs del rega.
10, al como sl motive de este, los lie
" ErsvadoS 20 esractsres isponeses,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-29

4 ~ VENDESE 10 casa de nam mposts-
cfa y de dos plantas, situada en- la
olazA principal do esta ciudad, donde
se.hallan inatalados los sssablecimien-
los <Hotel MeliSs sFarms cis Oer tral2
Y Crfsou'o Disz mi rmes en- Ponce,
jaasn Baatista Pou SIX, ssls1s.!3v.s.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-01-05
Notice Of Mortgage Fore.
closure Sale.

Notice Is hereby given that that certain
m0rtge8e executed and delivered by Britha
MtkkelsOn and ThOEsten MlkkelsOn. her hus-
band. m0rtga8Ors, 70 The Alliance Mortgage
ana Investment Company. (Limited). mOrtg-
n1ee, dated the fifteenth day OF December.
1853. and filed for record In the ofa..eof regis
ter OF deeds Of the County OF GrigRs and
State Of North Dakota on the twentieth day
q April. 1900. and recorded in Book sP.' 81
Mortgages at page 5aa, will be foreclosed by =
sale OF the premises In such q Ortgage and
hereinafter described, at tue front door Of
the court house. in the county of GriggS and
state OF North Dakota. ut the hour Of ten
Ockin the forenoon ON the twenty-eighth
tssthl day Of January, 1905. to satisfy the
amount due upon such mortgage ON the day
Of sale. The. premises described In such
q ortgage and which will be sold to satisfy
the tame are described as follows: The
q fthwest quarter (nWAl OF section twenty
(s1. In township one hundred and fOrty.fOur
(l44l and north Of range sixty-One 0l. all ly-
Ing and being In the County of Grfggs and
state Of North Dakota.
There will be due on such mortgage ut the
date OF sale the sum Of Eight Hundred and
Fifteen (8l6) Dollars and EOfty-Sfx (16) Centa
The ALLIANCE Mortgage AND
INvE0TAENT COMPANY, LIMITED.
Mortgages.
BALL. WATSON & MACI4AY.
Attorneys for MOrtgagee,
Fargo. n. n. 1880
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-01-05
MONEY SLANG.
Terms Appliea to Coins ana Bank
N0ses In Englona.

TeFas Applied to Coins and Da1k
Noses In Eaglsna.
1--WE may think there ia great deal
Of slang in English as we commonly
use it In this country" Mr.. ]. E. Sora-
CHAN observes, but In at least one re-
spect the colloquial tongue of England
surpasses the wealth Of terms we pos
cess in this regnrd, and that Is the
slang relating to money. The American
uses astonishingly few slang words In
speaking Of pieces Of money, perhaps
because he has a greater respect for 1t.
A five cent piece III usually referred to
as a nickel. but this 10 practically the
only Sting term applied to any Ct our
money In general use. A dime IS ON
cially dime, and 80 is a quarter.
But turn to the English appellations
for TIER money It'd hardly a bit Of 1t
is referred to under it's authorised and
ofncial designation. A shilling IL seldom
called such In London. They Gull It .
bob and 'quid,' which means a piece
Of tobacco in this country, - what they
term a pound. Sixpence they call a
tanner fourpence Joey and penny
more often than not II unknown to the
street gamins save 40 a mag A cab
man will not tell you Z ride viii cost
8 shillings, but that It viii require q
.bulr to pay for It. and . half crown ID
half q bull These are prevailing ex-
pressions for the pieces Of money vide
b handled, but proper terms for higher
amounts are kicked aside and COLO
quail terms substituted Tor them.
AT q race track II q bettor rays he
has ventured q pony on the probable
outcome Of q race he does not mean
that % It would appear to 10, but sim
ply that he has wagered f25 on the re-
suit. Where money IL handled in large
amounts It - not an infrequent thing
to hear one cay Of another that be has
. .monksy' Of money. meaning that the
individual referred to ID the proud pos
SCISSOR Of 1900. 60 jon eco in compari-
con With this plethora Of riches our
loos nickel d q poor crop Of monetary
dang indeed."-et. Louis Globe Demo
eEat.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-01-05

!: A Fast Prussia C1sHs0.
: 1ids1dArak1mer day, Of 81. Joha III sBap-
lists Aay, 10 q festival Of much impor-
tance among the Masur peasant girls
IN east Prussia. On this day they each
make q wreath, and each In turn tries
to throw her wreath so as to lodge 1t
on q fruit tree. A girl must keep on
throwing until her wreath stays In the
branches, and the number Of attempts
is supposed to indicate the number of
years she will have to wait to get mar
ried. When the girls nre thus engaged
the young men of the village stand
around chatting them when they miss.
The girl who lands her wreath ut the
first attempt is vehemently applauded.
The Masurs are Poles who live in that
part Of Prussia which was once part
Of Poland.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-01-05
AFGHAN fEuos.


3QW0Ro - DoenOA> U1o0ns A1ohr-t Ao
Wos1oeo Il Coa10sAel.
: Ia-Af1kinistan H. psepls.ars sii6l;od
hatses. The blood feud exists In al
Afshan tribes. When q murder &C.
curs the aveneer DOES not limit his ~
psisal to the murderer, but kills any
relative that comes handy. This. in
turn, calls for . counter attack, and In
time matters become % complicated
that whole families are wiped out.
When the tribe 10 called upon to meet
Q common enemy the heads Of the
families who have had quarrel bury
two stones side by side In the presence
Of the mollah 90 symbolic Of tho feud
being put ont Of sight during the pub
lie danger. When affairs revert to
their normal state the STONES are col
emmy disinterred and the two parties
arc free to 60 on Shooting at each other
aSain. -
Every Afghan viliagsr Of moderate
means owns q tower Of refuge standing
ct the corner Of his courtyard. These
towers. made Of stone and mud, are
perfectly solid for the lower twenty
fset or %, the top being surrounded By
q loopholS wall and covered over to
make 1t habitable. The base Il protect
Cd BY 4 gallery. and the only means Of
ascent 10 BY 4 rope and hole just
large enough for one man to crawl
through. Whenever a MIN has made
things too hot for himself he takes
refuge in his tower, and by the un-
written law of the country he can
never be starved out SO long as food
and water are brought to him by a
woman.
A traveller in Afghanistan tells Of
seeing one tower of refuge whose occu-
pant had not stirred outside for ten
years. His only amusement was TAX
ing shots at the occupant Of another
tower, which were duly returned. In
the meantime their wives visited each
other and gossiped and were on terms
Of perfect amity.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-01-05
Macedonia. Peasants.


In a magazine article on Macedonian
refugees the author describes them %
q peasantry Of the lowest type dull
witted and Of poor physique. corrupt.
degraded and semisavage.
1.-THE gratitude Of Macedo1ian wom-
en- can occasionally DO more alarming
than their indignation" Gays the AZ.
thor. '.They embrace me In q hug Of
dirty rags. and they kiss me on both
cheeks. One poor old lady told me.
after this ceremony, that she had been
mourning the death Of her son FOL
eight years to such an extent that dur
ing all Of that period she had never
washed her head! No soap she cried.
will ever touch me again. I mourn a,
ways!"
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-01-05

Peter A. Gunderson
Petitioner
vs.
Thea GuHdefsOn. Gunderf Notice Of hear
A. GundersOn, Betsey Kins. Wing Petition to
Title Stewart, Alice Breton Establish Heir
Minnie Jones. Georgia. ship.
LarimOre. Florence Shue\
and Nettie Shue.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-01-05
Ths cause Of the trouble.

''What 10 the matter with that ba-
byT' growled an irascible husband as
the little one persisted in bowling and
Kicking to the extent Of his little might.
1.-THE matter is, sir" calmly replied
the wife as she strobe up and down the
room, ''the matter III that this baby In
herits your temper
And the husband returned to his pa
per with gloomier look than before.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-01-05
Deanisx His Position.

Years ago there was member Of an
eastern legislature named Murphy, a
good politician, but hardly a statesman.
Indeed his notions Of parliamentary or
der and debate were crude. He was
20 frequently out Of order that the
speaker got in the habit Of crying a.
soon as Mr.. Murphy rose, 1.-THE gentle
man IL out OF ordert'
Once, In the midst Of an important
and exciting debate. he leaped to his
feet. The house murmured. and the
speaker brushed him aside with the
usual remark. 1.-THE gentleman Il out Of
forderw
Murphy sat down. but presently 10
was on his feet again.
"Mr. Prisidint, ! rise to point Of
order. In justice I must explain that
the thing l intinded to say Just now
when you called me to order had moth.
ing to q with what l did not say
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-01-05
Donlkeys q ERypt.

In Egypt the women still follow the
ancient custom Of riding on donkeys.
The animals IRE small and well train
ed and carry their burdens about with
out remonstrance. The riding under
these conditions demands no especial
skill Of horsemanship. The women
make great convenience Of these lit
tie steeds, riding them to market or to
their shopping as well az on. considera-
BILE journeys.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-01-05
.Matural CausIe.

n have been told. remarked the vis-
itor IN Salt Lake City. ''that your laks
= drying up. What seems TO be the
causef'
II guess. mister :, said the native, ~
Jon had 20 much salt n you @ that
thsss laks's ct you'd - sittin. purity
dy too." C1eaSo TIibnns.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-01-05
Notice Of Hearing Petition
to Establish Heirship.

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
In County Court. before Hon. Will H
Carleton.
lpthe matter Of the Estate of Aslak Gun
der0On. deceased.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-01-05
rhe Proula Pepa.

'.Baby carriages7 Yes, sir" said the
dealer. what sort Of one did you
wantf" 5
"well," said Nupop proudly. "yos'd
better give me 4 stx month"; sire. Heis
soly ok weeks oM, but large for -
pge."-Phiiadolphia Pres.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-02-03
WE SELL 'EM.

Two good little farms near Big Sandy
one II acres, 5 room dwelling, out houses
one wife 70 acres, 20 in timber the remain
der cleared; either or both bought cheap
for cash or terms.
One splendid good farm miles from
Big Sandy, 200 acres, 60 in timber; good
farming land good houses and barns.
Good farm 3 miles north of Camden
100 acres; good houses.
Good farm of 60 acres on NJ, G. and ST..
L. Railway miles east of Camden good
dwellings.
Sixty acre farm in the Tennessee River
bottom in Humphreys County, miles
sor tn of Johnsonville.
Greek bottom farm OF 124 acres mile
from Camden; Broom house, stables, etc.
Lot of acres in suburbs of Big Sandy
small frame house.
Good saw and grist mill, cheap at $500.
Set down and think it over, and come
and buy farm. All the places adver-
tised here are bargains.
Call and see us.
CLEMENT & TRAVIS,
Real Estate Agency,
Camden, Tenn.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-02-03

OUR job printing facilities are frst-class. and
" our speciality Is good work. Estimates (and
samples where ,posslble) Will be furnished on APP
Tenn.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-02-03
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1906.
The CHRONICLE does notcontend

The CHRONICLE does not contend
against redistricting our county
on the contrary, we are and always
have been ready to encourage any
public movement which has the
unqualified endorsement of the
people, for they are, or should be,
supreme in all matters of public
welfare. This is the Democratic
idea, and the editor Of this paper
is Democrat from principle. AS
the power is vested in the county
court, we are opposed to taking it
to the Legislature for the reason
that we believe that the question
can be settled more satisfactorily
right here at home. But why re-
district the county? What is the
mo tive for doing SO?
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-02-03
FIELD SEEDS.
TAX PAYER.

Any country merchant or farmer can
sit down in his own home and write us
how much field seeds aud other things OF
the best quality he needs and we will
mail him Il memorandum showing the
exact amount of the bill based on our
special low prices, and await his instruc-
tions. Shipments of eggs and other pro-
duce taken to account at highest market
prices on day of arrival at Nashville.' No
order or shipment is too small to receive
our best attention.
NASHVILLE PRODUCE Co.,
J. J. Odil, Manager.