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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-29
bURLA-BURLANOO
Civica, patridtica y energica
conducta de las mujeres
de Laramie.
BROMAS Y VERAS
Peligros que correria el alcal-
de Val-tumor 81 tai conduc-
ia fuese imitada.

Laramie es una pequefia locali-
dad de Estados Unidos, cuyo nombre
no habia sido pregonado hasta hoy
nor las ciento 8 mil no estoy SECURE
del ndmero -t-ompetas de la fama.
No hay allf una marca screditada
de cerveza como en- Milwaukee, nj Sc
descuartizan cerjos en- -ande escala
como en- Chicago, nj suenan muchos
disparos de rife como en- el estado de
Kentucky; en- fin, que NADIA Sc fabrica
nj ocurre NADIA ea Laramie, digno de
especial msnci6n.
Pero desde hace pocos dias Lara
mia ha conquistado renombre univer-
sal geacias 4 sus muieres, que son
srriscada b.avlas como las anti.
guas amazonas.
Ell ex-a'calde de Laramie era un
nal alcalde.
Pero los hombras no hacfan NADIA
contra 81.
Visto esq por las mujeres, pusle-
ronse estas los pantalones -meiaf6ri
camente por supuesto y acordaron er
femenil asamb' 90 desttuir al acalde
Este resisti6 al principle ne
qandose 4 soltar 10 breva, pero no tu
vo mas remedio que ceder y hasta huir
de Ia poblaci6n, porque vic en- serio
peligro su vida.
Lo peor del caso es que no puedt
volver & ella, porque las muieres har
iurado sobre Ia Biblia lyncaarle sir
contsm placiones como asoms la geta
por Laramie.
aeon estos avisos quien duerme
Los inte -eses de Is poblaci6n es
tsn coofiados q las muieres
sin duda sabran admin
los hombres.
La prensa L. ulce 81 estos g.
cuidaran ahora del lavado d. Ia ropa
confscci6n de la comida, limpieza de
hozar otros menesteres domesticos
pero es de presumir que asf sucedera
porque las enaguas no aceptan 10
t4rminos medios en- asunto de revolu
clones. NADIA dejan por hacer. Guam
do reslizan una obra la realizan com
pleta.
Ralaclonando este original suces
con ciertos colmos aqui corrientes, m
ocurre cue 81 ell alcalde Val-tl nor i
hubiese q do de LARAMIE, estarll q Il
hora presente como no d gan dlehas
Siendo muy faeil av-rig lar Q
pie de que coiea, no habtera podid'
correr tan pronto cem } su .emllo d
marras, yct.t, ca las ufts ds az
las intrepidas defensoras del d.rech
pdblico.
Conyertirian sin mayor trabalo
epidermis de Val-tumor en- IN verde
de mapa mundi, aurque ttete pc
epidermis una piel mas dura que
de un cocodrilo.
No, Val-tlmor no podrfa yivlr
Laramie.
nj en- ninguns parte donde Sc AGO
TUNDRA sustituir con medios rapidt
y expeditos, Ia lent tad la aoieda
de los resort gubsrnativos.
va 10 saben las muieres que item
la desgracia de agitarse en- ell misn
ambiente que Val-sumor.
Fijense en- la cfvica, patri6tica
energica coniucta de- bello sexo
Laramie.
81! Ia jukgan digna de ser imitad
no tieneu mss que reunirse, declar
la guerra Val.tumor, proyeerse
unas pinzas....
" al tuego con ell
ns. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-29

Desde hace mucho tempo viene
sonando en- Puerto Ric1 ell nombre de
un Mr.. Haeselbarth, que fu6 cores
ponsal della Associated Press que ocu
p6 varios destinos en- la administration
de la isla, hasta llegar, en- ell depar-
tamento consolidate, al cargo de Su-
perintendente de Carload.
En- sus informss q la associated
Press Mr.. Haeselbarth Sc inclin6 STEM.
pre- del lado de Mr.. Hunt, cuando
aquel gobernaba en- la Mansion Ejecu-
tiva, del lado opuesto Mr.. Win
throp, cuand, este empezaba trans
formar la polftica y & permitir que el
pueblo expresase en- las urnas 81 OPT
ni6n verdadera.
En- presencia de los ataques al go
bierno, realizados en- los peri6dicos
norte americanos, Sc pens6 sin duda
que no eran compatibles las funciones
de corresponsal con las de jefe de un
board, que Sc imponfa, por parte de
, Mr.. Haeselbarth, la renuncia inmedia
ia de su prebenda burocrAtica.
Parece qus de 10 alto Sc insiuuo q
Mr.. Crosas, director del departamen-
to, Ia convenience de q Q Mr.. Haesel
barth dim,tiera. Parece que Mr.. Gro
sas trasmiti6 la insipuaci6n sin arr
haics ~ ,-a9.S . -.oss ssllSrS- '
el valeroso Superintendent SO
neg6 co redondo q dlmitir, declaran-
do Que prfferia ssr destituido.
Mr.. Crosas no 50 at.evi6 q dessi-
turtle. Y Mr.. H seselbarth qued6 ipso
| fddo por e1c.ma de Ia admintstraci6n
y sus representatives, que tienep miedo
,& la prensa de 10, Estados Unidns
Que, antes de ex oonerse & una campa-
ia de descredito, aunqus sea ipiusss,
preferen transigir tolerar hasta
donie resulte netesario.
va suponemos que Mr. Crosas ne
CARA la exactitud de estos rumores
Lo que no poira negar es que Mr.
Haezelbarth sigle tranquilo cobrandt
su n6mina mensual que es de las bue
mas, hacienda su propaganda sema
nal, que es de las malas. E 10 qut
toca 4 las autoridades que indicarol
la oportunidad de la renuncia, Ell p1
bllco cree que el as comparten Ia me
litis de Mr. Crosas, y no Sc emped q
ran en- que salte ell Superintendent.
Ahora, tras Ia Asamblea ds mum
cipios, Mr.. Haeselbarth SO sintio Ce
sar Cesar en- ciernes y envlo q TIL
SYRACUSE HERALD un artfculo saross
tico, injurioso para el pals de Guy
tesoro cobra su sueldo Ese artfcul'
termina con estas palabras:
sSf, por el coptrario, como j
expresan algunos dmsrtc1nos infuyeate'
no es improbable qHe el Congress
ANULE LA CAMARA DE DELEGADos,
aumeute ell poder ds G bernalor
del Consejo Executive, Is miembro
de la reciente convention aprenaera
y la teorfa del tiro por Ia clddta Coss
y mas extranas han sucedila.s
=, 10 ,isnss 500, pregun'a ros no
otroy esps anlericdn0S In ttttuenteS
que habla Mr. Haesslhar;h? 6Son M
Crosss y sus inspiradore,3 IS L
; uropios h mbres del Con,~jo Eiec ii
vo? Y 81 no son ellos 6hay smaric
, nos que pretsndaa stfo,ar Las p.ote
tas do una sociedad que S. rsuns pa
pedir iust!cia &c los t6 mines m
suaves y respetuosoa5
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-29
~ NUEvh YuRK

Don Maximino Luzunaris ha alberto espendida ca
de hu6spedes New York La reune condone de
comodidad eeganca ventlac6n Situada de los
ores teatros della cudad Cuenta magnhco cocne
70 nmeiorabe Precios imtados Para nformes, drrse
d NJ. LUZUNARIS, 138 West OF tn. ST. New-York,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-29
Dr. Jose OIdohez J Gomez
MEDIco CIRUJANO

mED1CO C1hOJ ANU
Este reputable galeno, es.
peclalista en- las intermediates
venereas, informa a su hume
rosa clientela y al pdblico en-
general que traslad6 su o6cl-
ma a la calle de la Cruz nume-
70 Is frente a la plaza prln-
cipal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-29
vAR|AS NOT|C|AS
Persohas influyentes de Cia.
les Sc retiran de la poll
tica.-La tuberculosis.
CORTE De DISTRlTO
Hacia Cuba. La familla de
Cuevas Zequelra. Gran
bale en- el Parque.

Iuforman de Cia'es, que Ultima
mente don Gregorio Duran, ex.alcal-
de de eae pueblo, don Tomas Agrait,
x-secretario del municipio, don Juan
Monies, propietario, y.diez nueve
seHores mas, todas personals pertene-
cientes al partido republicsno, Sc han
declarado independientes.s sEstos seao-
res representaban en- aquella colectl-
vilad una sums de e.ecto~e es de dos
mil 8 mas.
-Recientsm nte SO regis!raron en-
Maysguaz cuatro cases de defuncl6n
por tuberculosis, en- un corto plsz1 de
tempo.
S, han empezado q celebrar en-
San Juan las tradicionales nestas del
Cristo. En- Ia Cspilla de eats mismo
nombre 50 llevan q cabo solemnes &C.
tos religiosos.
Ell baile de la coronation efec.
tuado el domingo dlttmo en- el Casino
Espaflol de Manatf, rssult5 un acto
sim patico y esplendido.
Hoy embarca para la Hsbana
don Jose Reyes Calder6n director de
ell peri6dico EL Rqcion alista, que Sc
sdita en esta ciudad.
-Tamblen embsrca .hoy con d.
reccl6n & la replbica cubana Ia esti-
mable dana dona Beer zsqueira,
madre del ilustrado com patricia don
Sergio Cuevas zequeira.
La acompafan ,sus hijos Bslencita
y dt Manuel.
Llsven to1os un feliz viaie.
-Por Ia Corta 4, AZ
80 !dlcios por
ue las causas criminalss Sc.
Iguldaa contra Juan Estrada por Sc.
duci6n; contra Arturo Iglesias, por
delit) contra el Erario de Puerto RI.
GO; contra Sslustisno Rodriguez, pol
seducc;6n; contra Berasbe Dalm au
por igaal delito, y conra Peiro Bo
ria Lopez, por asesinato en- primer
grado.
-Parecs que al cabo sera unIhecht
muy pronto la soc'edad de artes es
critores puertorriquehos. Los lnicia
dores de la idea han recibido hume
, rosas cartas de 10 is!a, en- que se ofre
, can valiosos concursos al simpatlc'
, proyecto. La Junta propagadorI
llevar& & cabo una reunion ca loa ga
lones del At,nso. AielanteI
-Anoche con motive de Ia despe
dida del Coronel del regimlenso puer
, torriquef1o Mr.. G. J Crane, te efec
tu6 I'm balle en- ell salon del Par
, que Borinquen, organic ado por ele
mentos .puertorriqu4f1 ,sy americauos
. Ell acto termin6 entire doce y un
de la noche. Las damas fueron es
r o. 8 adidamente obsequia d. .s,
\ -Ea esta tenana termir arAn la
obras de construction del msgcific
q puente que se levant, sob'e e al rfJ M
Ia de Pldtdno, que atraviesa Ia carret'
re- de Cisles Mans,i Con el f. &
s inspecctonar lbs t.sb j -, sa'i6 aye
nara lich> puato el ingan ero don
! mertz.
u Aver tarde habtan en ell Presid
o y Czrceles depaitamei iales &c la Isl
1895 individuos. De est1s sutren pr
y sion 17l2 varonss , 81 mugerss; y b
10 10 SumarIa, 1877 varones y 9 mugere
Dol total ex 'otian en- las epferm
}, ffas, l67.
lr Ell Depuratiyo Ruso Makharo
ie no contiene msrcurio, por ESQ no 9
negrece los dientes, nj provo'a "a sa
vaci6o pertinaz, nj trae perturbaci
mes en- las funciones del est6mago.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-29

anlnci IS q LA DfMocRACIA, que 10
avisa por esbe medic sus favorece.
ir res.
Williams news., 1905-07-22

Josefa Hernandez and Maurisia Gallegos were fined $15 each this week for inviting neighbor lady to their house and beating her up.
 The Prescott Journal Miner an- nounces the engagement of Hon. John H. Page of Grandview and Miss Baker of Phoenix. Also that of George Colton of Flagstaff and Miss Helen Adams of Prescott.
Williams news., 1905-07-22

Eugene and Marcella Phelan, children of MT. and Mrs. E. T. Phelan, of Flagstaff, after a visit in the city for several days with rela- tives and friends, returned Monday evening to their home.
Williams news., 1905-07-22

Miss Mamie Daze arrived here Tuesday from the coast for visit with Mrs. James Kennedy.
 Mrs. Amos Adams has for her guest Ms. Guy Tyler, of Whittier, Cal, who arrived last Sunday.
Williams news., 1905-07-22
Notice.

Having sold the stock and busi- ness of The c. A. Cover Drug Go. to Dr. P. A. Melick, all our cus- toners knowing themselves to be indebted to us will kindly call and settle their accounts at once.
 c. A. COVER. Dated July 19, 1905.
Williams news., 1905-07-22

c. F. Lopez of Williams is new subscriber. The following have paid their subscriptions: M. Harrell, Gloves, Ohio; Perry D. Owen, of Occur d'Alene, Idaho; H. c. Vim cent. of Prescott. Ariz.; H. F. Ash urst, of Flagstaff, Ariz.; George Baumgartner, c. NJ. Bentley, w. l.. Harris, T. F. Holden and c. M. Wolf, of this city.
Williams news., 1905-07-22
-Eoca< Hews
ITEMS OF GENERAL
 INTEREST

Henry Laub was visitor in the city this week.
 Dr. and Robert Perrin were vis- itors at Prescott during the week.
 Fresh fruit received daily. RACKET STORE. Monday morning at Seligman a son was born to Mrs. Rose Reilly.
 Attorney K. N. Sleeves was le gal visitor at Prescott the first of the week.
 Fishes from the deep. blue sea every Thursday-at Rabbit Bros'. ,, Mrs. Charles Smith came up from Ash Fork Tuesday evening for a visit in the city.
 Constable Chas. Adams was down in the Turkey creek country this week on business.
 See our line of Stronghold shirts before you buy. RACKET STORE.
 Russell Stone this week accepted position as driver on one of Pol son Bros. delivery wagons. Mrs. w. P. Dearing and Miss Ida Cieck went to the Canyon Thurs day evening for short visit.
 Boston Brown Bread like mother used to make" at Rabbit Bros.
 Mr. Jacob Salzman was a busi ness visitor at the Canyon Wednes- day, returning the following day.
 T. E. Pollock of the Arizona Cen. tral bank was an east-bound pas senger on No 2 Tuesday evening.
 Summer vests for ladies and chil- dren, 1Oc and up. Racket Store.
 T. J. Evans, who now is in busi- ness at Seligman, was d passenger Wednesday evening for Flagstaff
 Engineer Fred Hess came in from the south last Monday evening and continued on to the Canyon to make some surveys.
 Sweetwood x Smith-Agents fol Schlitz beer.
 Her husband having secured a suitable residence, Mrs. Smith Beck departed Wednesday evening fol Flagstaff to reside. Territorial Auditor Wesley A. Hill passed through to the eastern counties Thursday in the capacity of the bank examiner. Belle Spring butter, always fresh RACKET STORE. Mrs. w. H. Hallett arrived here last Sunday from Little Rock, Ark. and will visit for time with hel sister, Mrs. P. A. Melick. Mrs. T. w. Ryan, of Maine, was visitor in the city last Tuesday the guest of Mrs P. A. Melick, re- turning home that evening. w. F. Stuart, the fotographer will be at his studio in Williams July 29 and 30.
 H. H. Smith, manager of the Grand View hotel at the Grand Canyon, was a business visitor ir the city the first of the week.
 Messrs. Dermont, Lindstrom anC Miller of the local lumber com pany departed Tuesday evening fol Flagstaff on a short business trip Buy your drinks, wines, liquor. and cigars at the Cabinet and ge your vote on the piano shown a Salzman's store.
 Geo. s. Patton was among thos, who were called to Prescott las week for jury duty. It is said tn, boys had the time of their lives or the trip.
 Judge R. t. Sloan, having fin ished the term of court at Prescott last week, departed for few weeks visit at Detroit, Mich, the first O the week.
 Messrs. Cap P. Smith, AlDer Lebsch and J. H. Gerard returned home last Saturday evening iron Prescott where they had been called as jurymen.
 MT. and Mrs. Miles Peterson, o Tempe, arrived in the city las evening for visit with Rev. anC Mrs. E G. Decker. Mir. Peterson is an uncle of the pastor.
Williams news., 1905-07-22

lLdSC MOHudy CSOhihS do 1hO Methodist church the Junior Ep- worth League held an ice cream social. It was we'll patronized and greatly enjoyed.
 Dr. w. A. Baker was a visitor at the capital city, Phoenix, last Sat urday. The territorial dentists held their annual meeting at Bisbee during the week.
 Fashionable styles in Mems Linen Collars. RACKET STORE.
 Thursday morning Geo. McDou gall and family, accompanied by his father-in- law, MT. John Kemp ter, departed for few days outing at Oak creek, to angle for the fes- tive trout.
 Teddy Roberts was brought in from Towards ranch this week in very precarious condition. He is lying now at the Grand Canyon hotel and grave doubts are had for his recovery.
 Only good goods, reasonable prices, quick and careful service, at Rabbit Bros'.
 Thursday at Flagstaff the estate of Manchester Maxwell was sold at public auction. The ranch and some two thousand head of sheep were sold to Charles Clark for the sum of $12,150.
 Leo Schey passed through here Wednesday evening on his way to Albuquerque from Los Angeles. He returned here yesterday and will stop over for few days to renew old acquaintances.
 The Eagles want a good roll-top desk. Second hand will answer. Quote your lowest price. Jo. Att wood, Sec.
 Thursday morning a wreck oc- cured on the Grand Canyon road about four miles from Williams. A work train, hauling cinders, jumped the track and several cars were piled up in the ditch.
 Nels Gustaff, who has been talk ing in the sights at the Portland exposition for the past two weeks arrived home Thursday, and has resumed his old position with the local lumber company.
 New potatoes. Racket Store.
 c. F. Lopez has moved his saloon into the new Tetzlaff building on Railroad avenue, recently con. structed for his use. The quarters are much larger and more comfort able than those he formerly occu- pied.
 Hon. N. G. Layton, territorial superintendent of public instruc. ton, now has his offices at Flag. staff and will remain there during the heated term in Phoenix. He was visiting here Thursday for a few hours.
 We do not handle cold storage meats. Try some of our Phoenix alfalfa fed beef and fine Kansas corn fed pork. BABBITT BROS.
 Last week at Prescott there was born to Mrs. H. J. Gray a son. On Tuesday evening MT. Gray passed through to Flagstaff, and being seen at the depot informed us that the babe had passed from this life few days after its birth.
 For every 25c spent at the Par. Tor Barber Shop for either tonsoria work. baths, pool, tobacco, cigars laundry, etc., you get one vote or the piano to be given away Novem Der 25, 1905. Why not patronizt an up to-date place?
 A number of the most beautiful patterns of Batiste, Lawns ano India Linen at the lowest prices ever sold in Williams. RACKET STORE.
 Elsewhere it it stated that J. J Gilson expected to leave shortly fol Colorado. Thursday evening, ac companied by Dick Gerard, he de parted for Pennington, N. M., ovel near the Colorado line, where they will look over the prospects.
 \ COW belonging to r. R. Nelli'
Williams news., 1905-07-22
Tho Established
 1871 Arizona
 Central o,ss.. Bank Bank ia Northern Arizona ...oF...
 FLAGSTAFF, WILLIAMS AND klNGMAN
 ARiZ. CONDUCTS A GENE R A L BANNING BUSINESS

T. E. POLLOCK T. J. POLLOCK.
 President Vict-President c. O. ROBINSON, NJ. I. POWERS,
 Cashier Asst. Cashier H. H. WATKINS, Mgr, Kingman. Arizona. McD. ROBINSON, Mgr, Williams. Arizona.
Fergus County argus., 1905-02-22

Seventy-two inch pure table linen
$1.z5 grade csc yard at Hart 4 Cos.
Home grown alfalfa seed at the Fer.
gus County Hardware Co.
w. A. Shaules, of Kendall has sold
to George Cornell for $4O0, lot 4, in
block 2S, at Kendall.
White and coIored tissue, one cent
sheet at the Argus office. Big as.
sortment Of shades.
First-class lath for sale at $3.50 per
| thousand. Call at First National
Bank.
John Eschilman has brought suit
| against Louise f. Schroeder and 9th
ers to recover $297.S5, alleged to be
| due for services and materials.
The Home Comfort and Faultless
Malleable Steel Ranges at the Fergus
County Hardware Co.
For camping parties, herders, pros
pectors. nothing SO handy as Shaw S
| already prepared flour. Try it.
John c. Bebb, w. G. Norman. c. NJ.
Goodell. Willis G. Moore have trans
ferred some of their mining interests
to the Moccasin Mountain Mining Co.,
|
| commence developing it's property.
Give option on your land to Frank
Strouf. He will sell it in short
time.
Montana Alfalfa seed at Is cents
per pound cash at the Judith Hard
| ware Co.
The land contest case of f. F. Hof.
land against Mrs. T.. II. Frame was
submitted to the register and receiver
yesterday afternoon after having been
on trial several days. The contest is
| Dased on the ground that the land in
question. desert entry No. 1887, is non
uesert in character. David Hilger ap-
peared for the contestant and George
w. Cook for the contestee.
We wash, starch and dry your la.
dies clothes. Iron your fiat work and
| handkerchiefs all for 35c per dozen.
Judith Steam Laundry.
If you are buying at all in dry goods,
furnishing goods or snoes, go to Hart
& Co. One days cash sales are to be
refunded. absolutely free.
May Watson has instituted divorce
proceedings against Fred Watson. The
parties were married at Pleasanton
: Kansas. in 1896, and Mrs. Watson as.
serts that year later. the defendant
knocked her down. This was the first
OF long series of assaults she asserts
her husband committed upon her. and
on the ground of cruel treatment, she
asks for a decree OF divorce and tor
the custC1y of the two children. S.
w. Pennock is the plaintiffs attorney
Make purchases every day at Hart
/ & Co. and be sure to save some of
the benefits of the Profit Sharing Re.
fund Sale.
If you have any bricklayng to do
call on Green & Smith or leave your
order with the Spring Creek Coal Co.,
Fifth Ave.
Fergus County argus., 1905-02-22
Mems overshoes $1.25 at Hart

Mems overshoes $1.25 at Hart G.
Cos.
Four car loads of nails and wire at
the Fergus County Hardware Co.
Alonzo NJ. Sian has sold to E. N.
Swisher for consideration Of $500
lots II and IL, in block 9.
For saIe-1,OOO acres of o. K. scrip.
Hilger & Busenburg.
DR.. NJ. E. Curtiss. dentist, office
over pOstoffice.
| Go to Christies the new restaurant.
open for ladies and gentlemen, at all
hours; Foster building formerly oc-
cupied by the Fad Shoe Store.
Spring Greek Coal Company's tels>
phone is No. 157.
When making your mince meat tele-
phone NO. As for your sweet cider.
Services at st. James church next
sunday (Sexagesima) at II and 7.SO.
AL the morning service the rector viii
preach the last of the series of SER
mons on "The Kingdom Subject,
Inc Extension of the Kingdom"
Cholr practice Thursday at 1880 p. m.
II. G. Wakefield, rector.
Go TO the Fergus County Hardware
Co. forStransky steel enameled ware.
Every piece guaranteed for ten years.
Crepe paper, two rolls for twentv-
five cents at the Argus office. Special
price on quantities.
County Attorney Ayers has received
a letter from the county attorney of
Silver Bow asking if John Roberts.
the man arrested at Butte short time
ago for stealing the bank roll of a
gambling house, was known under
any other name when convicted at
Lewistown something over a year ago.
for stealing valise from the Majestic
saloon and sentenced to year in the,
penitentiary. The man was known in
this city under the name of John
Banks as well as Roberts, and that in
formation has been given the Silver,
BOW official. Roberts. or Banks, is,
wanted by the sheriff of Carbon county
Tor felony. the precise nature of the.
charge not being known here.
Household Goods-All my house
hold effects, furniture, carpets, Stoves
etc. purchased two months ago, will
ne sold by private sale at my resi-
dence on Broadway. J. T. Andrus.
Our new line Of blank books and
stationery is being opened this week.
We feel sure you can find just what
you want in this stock and prices are
marked very low.
/ Notice the ad. of the Fergus Conn
ty Hardware Co. in this paper. The
store that leads in prices.
William Hortop, who has been vis-
iting his uncle, William, of this city.
has been called to Canyon Ferry, near
Helena. by the death of his father,
who was killed in runaway last
week. The deceased has another son
IN this city, George Hortop-Day. who
has lived nearly all his life with Frank
Day, and assumed his name
We notice one Of our smallest CON-
petitors advertising what they would
like the public believe to be a low
price on barb wire and nails. The
Montana Hardware Co. is willing at
any time to prove to the public that
the enormous business they do enab-
les them at all times to under buy and
under sell any and all competitors.
We are pleased to quote prices on
barb wire at $3.50 --r hundred; wire
nails $265 per hundred, base.