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Mas sObr8 Ia hueIga,
Ell mueIIG do GspIg6R abalTO-
tadO Dc hultOS.

Seg6n notiCins. IL mitad de los ira
bsjSdorea que de Is islR hAbfan venldo
& San Juan & bOPdo del ePonce0 han
Eegresodo Il CiudSd del Sur On donde
se dice que desCargars diChO vApor.
PGFts de e1OS obreFo8 inf6rmAse que
quednn aqui.
S gun pareCe. los braceF0s que han
regresadO & Ponce efeCtuaron RquI ID
deoOargR del Vnpor ePonCe,2 pOniendO
lO6 buitog en- 81 muelle de espig6n;
mas como quiera que ge dice que Loo
carrerOs se han deClaradO tambi6n en-
huelga, pasa ahOrR que ID Compaf1fa ga
We en- otIo COL fictO. ya que NO enCuen.
tra cGrretag en- que tFRnspOrtAF los
buItoS au destinO.
Ei muelle eSta Completamente ab2-
TF0tGdO.
Como Se v6. 81 Comercio es de PEN
Gar que, con 10 dilACi6n en- reCibir Sus
impoEtanCi0nes. sufra perjuicios.
La huelga O0ntin6R.
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Los "SALVADOREs." )"

Hay quien cree. err6neaments. que
los individuos de ID brigadR de sSalVa-
dOFes0 del cueFpo de bomberOs de d
CiudGd, e8 para t0mar paFte en- d fac.
% de ap0gar inCendiog. Lo haCen y
sien1pPe con guetO. syudandO & suH
compa fier0s cuando es menestar. pero
90 veFdadero objetO, 60 81 que "a nom
bre indies: saIVsr.
En- 81 6ltim0 OOnat0 de incendio, no
tomRrOn psrto sin0 Rlgun0s GsalVad0-
reas no pudiendo por tAnt0 mojaF &
nadie en- al eerVici0 de muDgag. como
agguien ha manifestad0 10 hiciera 10
brigada de esaIVadoresS
Ape8ar de Eas malas YOluntades que
pOr degQraCia humana se levantan siem-
pre- ante las ideas generosas. San Juan
tend1k IN cuerpo de bomberOs digno
de cd imDOPsanciR.
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DistingUidOS ViajerOs
de rGgresO,
FanlIia nuy quorIda On Manail,

Entire los pasajeros que trajo q
su boraO el vapoF espafol manuel
Calvo,2 tiguEan los nombres de do
fia Luisa Guaita de Benero y Sc
floPitas Carmen y Pepita Brunei.
Esta noticia sera muy satisfacto-
ria en- Manatl, por cuanto la res
petable dana dofia LUisa, y sUs e.
f1oritas hijas, son muy queridas en-
dicno pueblo por sus viCtudes y no-
bleza de caracteF.
Los pobres de aquel pueblo estan
de enhora buena, pues regresaron
personals amigos sinceros de ellos,
siempre dispuestos favorecerles.
Manatf es uno de los pOcos pue-
bios que tiene mayor ndmero De
benefactores y entire ellos figuran
las damas mencionaaas.
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COSaS que GhOG2R.. con las or
donaDzas muDiGIpalOS y con
Ia bQ0na etucaGItn.

-Pedir an f6sforo ' quedarse con
ID Cpjs.
-Pedir dinerO con urgenoia por no
VoIVer & casa & traerlo.
-SentSr8e en- Les acerRs para impe-
dir ell tr6nsito al p6blicO.
Tutear & las peEsonRs. ain que me-
die para clio ninRunG COZ fiSn7S.
-Aprenderse de memoria una gerie
de nOmbre8 de historiadore8, eGCritores
y OradOPes nOtRbles para n0mbrAFlos &
Cada psso, Yenga 8 no verge d cita.
-Tomar 81 psr0guAg 8 b2st6n de
una persona y ilev6rBelO pOg dSstrGc.
ci6n.
-GuArdar enoio con 81 director de
IN peri6dic0 p0Eque no pub.iCa las
l0tGs.
-CopgraCiarDe con 6'quien por me-
diO de chinmes.
-TOmarso los I6piOeD del puDitre
TgenO.
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AnInado bale On Ponce.
(De maestro ooprespoesuz especial. }


JuniO 28.--
Ell lune0 26 del corriente Sc Ilev6 &
efeCt0 el bale anunCiRdo en- casa de 10
familia Albizu.
A Ice diez y media de Ia nochs CO.
menz6 81 luCid0 bale y termin6 Las
OuAtrO de ID madrugAda.
La orqueStR de CoCol1a TOGO 10 me.
jor de "a repertoire.
MuCho p6biicO en- ID CaIle p0r Ia
gimPAtfAs de que gO6Rn 10 familiR AL.
bizQ y el gustO C0nQue aiempre Ge Oye
III pOoular GCOCoS va "a OrQueStR.
FOrmAbRn an preciOsO bouquet de
flores laB bellaO sefloritRS EuGaIia y
MarianitR Albizu, Catalina Qoiles.
Amelia VgzQuez. Carolina Garnier.
Ana Cans. Patria y HameneGildR Tri8-
TARA y otras que sentimOs no reCOrdar.
I0dAG aimp&tlCAB.
Las reinas del bnile 10 eran Maria
Alblzu y Vicentita Colon. una vestida
de Azut y otrA de blRncO. Sc pAaar0n
hOrAs de grAtAs alegriRa que FeOOrdRre-
mos Biempre.
Refn6 Is mayor COrdiaIidad On los
COnCuFEenteg.
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PI0lto que 50 vera prdrImanGnto

En- el pr6ximo t6rmino de- la Cor
te de DistrltO de San Juan, Sc We
"a el pleitO entablado por don Acis-
clio Dlaz contra don Arturo Guerra,
y La succession de don MauriciO Cue
ira, con motive De un interdicto
de Obra nueVa que oCasion6 un in
cidente judicial que llam6 la aten-
cion del PublicO, por las circuns-
tanciaS que CoLcUrrieron:
Defenae al demandante ell abo-
gado sefior Eugenio Benitez Casta-
no y al demandado ell senior Licdo.
Hilari0 Cuevillas Hernandez.
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00paItan0nto del In
t0TIOr Dc Puerto Rico.
San Juan P. R.. JUNO 20. 1905.
SUBASTA PUBLICA.

Por authorization del Comisionado
del IOteri0E, de acuerdo con LAD pres
cFipCione8 de Is Orden del EieCutiY0
de IL de OctubFe de 1904. Se nnuncia
por tsTCera Vez u vsnts en- p6bliCR
0ubasta dc,
coche de 4 asiantos taundo en- $50.
5 elambEequina0 tasAdOs en- so .25.
Ia snbasta tendrS efecto el diA 90
de Julio. & IaB 10 de d maffana an Joe
baioa de q Mansion del EieCutiyoS
dond0 los efect9g pueden ser examin0-
dos pOF los intere9ados.
Ia Venta e8 a cont0d0. poa6ndoae
on el soto 81 impoFte del Eenato.-J.
JIAIENEz, Acting Supt. Of Publie
WOEkV. kY.a.
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PASAJ ] E R 0 S

Los siRuientes EEegaron & eata CApi-
tel 8 bordo del Vspor sFilRdeIis. , de
CurazRo:
Mr.. Arintides BrauChi. MSltsr PHI
niO L. Castro.
De Il Guayra: Mr.. joe Lopez Zs-
rate. Miss Isabel VilIalobOs. Mr.. An.
tonic Me. Martinez.
En- tr6nnito: Mr.. Rafael JGCquet,
Miss Albertina JGcquet.
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DEsPUES DE PROBARtodos los enga6ac
30 B8agradece ia ehcaoia RADICAL del Digeati-
vo Mojarrieta, Cuya supeFiOridad est8 uniVer-
0Rlmente oonfrmada.
Ouraciones desesperadas en- peFsonas bien
Sonocidas que 10 tomaFon durante tres me-
SOS ron las que 10 han hecho gloriogo, pero
an solo estuche produce meior efecto que
una docena de frasoos de CualQuiaF otro re-
medic; porque Rdem&s de ser el tfnico verda-
derO Curative radical del est6mago del
intestine, sin engafiosa aeci6n calmante, Cd
Digestive Puri1cadoF de los alimentos-
Sc debs exigiT que ceda hostia tenga gFa.
badO 81 nombrs Digestive MojaFFieta.
D9p68lto general de laa EaTmaeaas ds ElnncO,v ca
Ramon AlmaGa1 y Eldei GuiueEmety, On san Ju0T
Dc PueEe0scos de yenta en- lac pgi1CsDals8 DROgUe
iag dc G1EoDaY AWsFlGa
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nici6n que peFmanecieron leales al
gobieFno. y que combatieron con
verdadero enearnizamiento.
Las familias huian despavoFidas
enc0ntrando la muerte entire las ba-
yonetas de la infanterfa que Feco-
rrfa Ia poblaci6n y eI derFumbe de-
las casas = granadas del bombar-
deo.
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IN hOmbrO h0nFadO.

Senior Editor -Sirvsse infoFmar sus lee
torres que 81 me escriben onfdenOialmsnte
les mandare por correo en- CARTS sellada el
plan que seguf por 81 cual obtuVe 81 resta-
blecimiento permanente compacto de mi
frimisntos de debilidad neFYiosa. pGrdidas
nocturnas parties d6biles y atrofiadaa.
No es mi idea oonseguir dineT0 de nadie;
fui robadO estafado por chsrlatanes, hagta
paFdsr Ia rs del g6nero humane, pero. gFacias
& Dios, estoy ahOHa bien vigorosoy y fu0Fbe, ,
dio ciertO de ourarse
No teniendo NADIA que Vendef nj que en-
War G. A. D. no deBeo dinero.
Dirsoci6ni z. Brant, Box Delray, Wich.,
EE 90.
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MEReANTlL.

Seg6n eacrituFR otoFg0da ante 81
notario Gefior Vald@s CSjas Be hO cons
titufdO er San Lorenzo una sosiedad
dediosda 8 IR fabrication y explctaoi6n
de tBbacos bDio ID Taz6n de Mendin,
Ramirez y CO. Son aoOios gastoFeB don
Luis Me9dfn SabRt y don Juan Rami-
Pez y cOmsnditaFiOa d acandaIads fiF-
ma Hermenoa SelIsa 2 Sobrinoa.
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EXTRAORDINARY AGITACION EN- ODESSA.

New York, JUNO % 100 P. M.
Es extraordinaria la agitaci6n re-
vOlucionaria en- Odessa.
Ell comercio De exportaci6n de
cereales ha cerrado sus puertos ha-
biendo sufrldo cuantiosas p6eaiaas
con motive del bombardeo de los
revoluciOnarios desde el acorazado
GPOtemkineH
Sc afrma que las tFopas de la
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ESCENAS DE HORROR.
NUEVOS BlRGOS 4 Ia LUCIA.

New York, JUNO 90. 100 P. NJ.
Cuatro acOrazados mas, que es-
taban en- el puerto, tomaFon parte
en- 81 COmbate arroiando una gra-
nizada de bombas = granadas So
bre Ia ciudaa y destFuyendo una
gran paFte de Ella.
La lucha Sc generaliz6 tomanao
Parte en- ella las fuerzas De Ia guar
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gran ciulad rusa, que cuenta con
mas de 3O4 mil habitantes, Sc han
uuido a los Febeldes.
Estos Sc aseguFa que proceden de-
acueFdo con los revolucionarios de
Warsaw y Lodz.
T6mese que Sc desaFrollen pare
cidos sucesos en- las ciudades ae
Kronstad, Riga y Kief.
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The lu'amatIe Sewing
Company Machine.

La m6quina para coser de pie y De
mRnO, 6Oble pespunte y cadeneta mEs
perfsCta y mas bRrata del mundo. Pre-.
clos sin CompetenciR. AImacGn, s.
Me'6n e Co. San JuBt0 12.
IS va.
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SIGUE Ia HUELGA.
curioso espectacuIo.

Continda d hneIga de IOI CarreteroS
de d ciudnd.
Esta maflana hubo 81 Curioso espec.
t6culo de que el apOderad0 de Loo se.
fiore8 Mualenhof y KOEbsr de egts
plaza oondujeEan an ORrr0 con un0g
paquetss Que tFajerD 81 Vsp0r espal0I
Para diOha Oasa y que no hnbfa CaFres
tSro que Ios subiora dOl muelle.
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Casa dc Pr6stamos Loan OfflGs,


Sc hacen oparaciones de prestamos
sobre aIhsjas desde so centaVoB en- ade-
lante, Sc COmpran AlhSias y piedFaS
pFeOioaas.
Tendremos remate el 80 del actual 4
Ias 73 de Ia noChe de las prendas que
han trangCuFFido seis meses desde 30
vencimientO y no han Dido renoVAdas
ri canceladaa.
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SlTUAGl0A GRAUSINA,
BoMBARDEo Be ODESSA.

New York, Junio 90, l-30 P. N.
On gran levantamiento ha tent
do lugar en- Oaessa.
Los revoluciOnarios ataCaron los
aFsenales y despu6s de una cOFta
lucha fu6 tomado el acorazado sPo-,
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MUCHOS MUERTOS.

El bombardeo 4 la ciudad de O1es-
sa ha causaao muchos muertos y
grandes p6rdidas mateFiales.
VaFios edificios importantes fue-
ron casi barriaos.
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New York JUNO 90, l-30 p. M.
Los revolucionaTios Sc han hecho
fueFtes con la fota De que Sc han
spOdeFado, que cOnsta de cinco
acOrazados,
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temkinep. & Embellishments rom
pieFon 81 fuego contra las tropas
del gobierno y los fuertes ae Ia
ciudad.
Muchas de aquellas se pusieron de
parte de los sublevados
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SANTIAGO R. PALMER.

Notario P6bliOo y Arohivero Gene.
rsI de PROTOCOLS NotariaIeg. AlIel
g; altos. San Juan.
HOraa de Oaoina: PES De- Az Il :. n q.
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I'm eGta impEanSa 81 VeDda nanal an
pogi lee Viets G zee aulnt
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-09-14
The Case of Adam md Eve.

'In certain church in Colorado
Springs" said an Oregon clergyman,
there used to be queer old, crusty
character, Scot who was noted for
his profound knowledge Of the Scrip
lures. i lectured In that church one
evening, and after the lecture the Scot
and l and some few others fell into
conversation.
81 was urged to put the olu mans
Scriptural knowledge to the test.
was urged to question him and TO let
him question me. He would get the
better of me-that, every one said, was
certain-but l had my doubts and,
turning to the Scot, said confidently:
II will try you, my friend, with the
grand, leading, insurmountable ques
ton. How long did Adam remain in n
state of lnnocenceT
THE Scot answered:
It'll he got q WIFE
Then, with a grim chuckle, he went
on:
"'But can you tell me, sir, how long
he remained afterr"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-09-14
Exact Obedience.

Native servants in India have the
generally desirable, though sometimes
inconvenient, virtue of the Chinese
doing exactly as they are told. The
trouble is that they seldom use judg-
ment.
Lord Roberts during campaign In
India had ordered his man to prepare
his bath at a certain hour. One day a
fierce engagement was going on, but
the servant made his way through n
storm of bullets and appeared at his
commanders side.
"Sahib," said he, your bath is
ready"
Even better story comes from an
unknown soldier who was awakened
one morning by feeling the servant of
a brother officer pulling at his foot.
"Sahib." whispered the man. "sa-
hib, what am | to do? My master told
me to wake him at half past 9. but he
did not go to bed till T."
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-09-14
Thn In.ige.. Treat.

The judges boyhood home was In q
small New England village, where he
had the reputation OF being very kind
hearted and generous man. He was
always glad to see his old friends, no
matter how rustic they might be.
On one occasion the judge had some
legal business In the capital of bis ma
tive state, and there met an old farm
er from bis birthplace who was taking
an unwonted holiday and looked rather
bewildered. The Judge invited the old
man TO dine with him at the hotel.
When the farmer took his seat NJ tho
table one of the walters laid bill Of
fare before him. The old man looked
at II, and, then, turning round 10 look
the waiter squareiy In the face. he
said In tone that rang through the
dining room:
mo need to gimme that. young fel-
Ter. Judge Brown carlates to settle
my bill. He came from our town. an
] know bis ways"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-09-14

TO keep back in some measure the
thousands of sightseers that 20 to
Plymouth with only one object In view
namely, to press up around the iron
bars and to gaze through them Mt the
revered rock, on which they see the
single inscription. cut In the middle OF
its face in long. plain figures. 1890"
The rock Is surrounded by a high
iron railing composed OF alternate boat
hooks and harpoons and inscribed with
the lllustrious names OF the forty men
who drew up the pilgrims compact
on board the Mayflower that Novem-
Der day as they sighted the coast that
henceforth was to be their home
Cornelia Hickman In St Nicholas.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-09-14

From the Button, Ind, News we
learn of the marriage of Martin Nc
Cormack - Miss Muff Morgan on
sspts, Der 5th The News speaks very
highly of Miss Morgan and we all
know "Mac" as very industrious
Young man who is capable of handling
very responsible positions. He is at
present engaged as operator at Bluffton
where he was married 1t was a great
surprise to "Mac's" many friends in
this community to hear he was married
and all join in wishing him and his all
the happiness this world affords. If he
should return to Webster at this time
he would more fully appreciate the way
the boys feel.
Mrs. German died at ST. Mary's hos
pital in this city September 9th after
an illness of several months. She had
made her home with the sisters for a
long peroid and was well known by the
people of this vicinitYand loved by all.
She was subject to sinking spells and it
was during one of these that death
came to claim her High Mass was
held at the hospital by Father Mensing,
the choir rendered some very beautiful
music. The remains were taken to
Lamour, n. D., for burial, where the
deceased had lived some years ago
She leaves eight children to mourn the
loss, two arrived from their home in
Minneapolis Wednesday evening and
four were at Lamour to receive what
was earthly of their mother.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-09-14
Bather. who sleep Floating.

'"To fall asleep floating on the waves
is not an impossibility. said an At
lantic City life guard. con the sun
warmed pillows on an August after
noon ! once floated off to sleep, and
when awoke was nearly half mile
out at sea- know a Camden man
who often takes floating nap Off
Chelsea.
"a good many people can't float even
though they can swim. They can't
float because they keep the line of the
body, from head to heels, stiff and
straight The line should be kept curved
a fittle-it should resemble very
broad Wand all the muscles should
be loose, relaxed. II is easy to float.
l have taught many children of six
and seven years to do Philadel-
phia Bulletin.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-09-14

an immense boulder rising grandly out
Of the sea. but instead the visitor sees
only an oblong, irregularly shape g.N
sandstone rock twelve feet IA
and FIVE feet In width at the
point and two ut the narrowest Afst
one part runs a large crack which b.
been filled with cement and which gives
to Plymouth rock highly artificial
appearance. The origin of this crack
Is a bit OF unique history and bears
evidence 20 the early differences that
at times divided the Inhabitants into
two factions.
For q long time there waged snlrlted
and bitter wrangllng between the op-
posing parties, and II even settled
down upon the much cherished Ply
mouth rock, which one party declared
ought to be removed to more worthy
position In the town square and the
other wranglers protested It should not
be moved an inch from It's position,
even though they had to guard II with
their pixies and guns.
Finally the stronger faction drew up
their forces around Plymouth rock
and In attempting to move II mp the
hill split 1t asunder, which seemed
bad omen for those who had attempted
such a thing until an ardent whig
leader fiourished his sword and by an
eloquent appeal to the other jealous
Wings convinced them that they should
not swerve from their plan OF carry
Ing the rock to a place In the town
square
The portion that FIRST fell to the
ground belongs to u.s." he cried, "and
that we will transport with all care
and diligence to It's proper home"
Twenty yoke OF oxen drew the WING
section Of Plymouth rock up the hill
amid the shouts of the throng that
pushed forward around the liberty pole
which was to mark the new ute. The
new position was very impressive, and
the people stood with barred heads and
In reverent tones chanted their high
pitched psalms In token Of thanksgiv-
ing.
In the town square this part Of Piym-
outh rock remained for more than
half century, when committee OF
the council resolved to move II back to
its original position and join II az best
they could to the other half. Accord
ingiy. In 1884, on the morning Of the
Fourth Of July. the Plymouth rock had
been reunited In all seriousness to Its
Ieng estranskd portion and the union
made complete By mixture a esment
and mortar.
Today four granite columns sqpDcEt
Z canopy Of granite nat oGUgD t1Yxsr
outh rock IN in61GoUont rrc1oDErm
anlnef tAs rsfn - q c ~ yD
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-09-14
Pennington Fashions.

DR. Sutherland is home from Pickerel
lake for ''minuta"
Miss Cleo Flint left last week TO
attend the Aberdeen Normal.
Miss Maude Shutcs commenced a
school Monday in Independence town.
ship.
L. Sherwood spent last week in this
end of the county taking orders for
trees.
p Meng, Pierpont's meatmarket
proprietor was caller at the Huston
home Monday.
Miss Maude Tobin, of Langford, is
assisting her aunt, Miss Eliza Tobin,
during the threshing season.
j. Wander Meide was over from Web
ster last week looking after his interests
in the Valley.
L. A. Town send and Horace Thomp-
son have added their names to the list
of owners of new threshing outfits.
L. W. Martyr went to Condo last
week where he will take up his duties
as principal of the public schools.
H. Hanson, of Columbus, Kansas, is
visiting at the homes of his son and
daughters in the vicinity of Pierpont.
H. G. Moe, of Christiana, Norway,
brother of our townsmen, j. g. Moe,
has opened tailorshop in Pierpont.
Success to the new enterprise.
H. s. Chamberlain has purchased
Miss Mabel Stowell's millinery inter
ests and moved them to his store. Miss
Stowell will have charge of this depart
ment as trimmer and sales lady.
A surprise business change was made
In Pierpont last week whereby Ewaid
and Dunton sold their entire stock OF
hardware to o. w. Marsh, of Britton,
who will take possession Sept IT.. The
old firm will continue in the implement
business which they conducted in con-
nection with their hardware store.
Representative Ewald's customers ana
other friends regret the change, but are
glad, however, that he has not thouSht
OF seeking new fields.
September"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-09-14
YELLOW FEVER SITUATION.
No Material Change at New Orleans
or Vicinity.

No Material Change at New Orleans
or Vicinity.
New Orleans, Sept. 1S.-Following
Is the Official yellow fever report up
to D. m:
New cases, As; total cases to date.
1870; deaths, s; total deaths. sls;
new sub-foci, IL; cases under treat
ment, Sli; cases discharged, 1857.
The only name on the list of new
cases that is of special note is that
OF n. s. Douglass, a United States
civil engineer, who is stationed al the
mouth of the river supervising GER
tain work in progress there. He was
stricken In a house In the city and
taken TO the emergency hospital there.
News from the country is meager.
The state board has sent ample relief
to Tallulah, three physicians and a
marine hospital service surgeon and
eight nurses being on the scene. Re.
ports from the country are as follows:
Patterson, cases; Kenner, 2 cases.
death; Hanson City, cases; st.
Rose, cases; Patterson plantation.
case; Lafayette, case.
The Mississippi yellow fever sum-
mary is as follows:
Mississippi City, new cases: Gulf
port, ! new case, Natchez. / new
Ease; Vicksburg, case.
No new infected points have been
reported in the state.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-09-14
"Death R,nr...

Horrible are the stories of the pol
sonous rings by means OF which 10
many a murder has been done, 80
many an undesirable friend or rela-
tive got out OF the way. The famous
ring Of Caesar Borgia was massive, but
hollow. and in this cavity he Carried
a deadly poison. which, by means Of q
cunningIy devised slide. was dropped
into the wine cup Of any guest Of
whom be might desire to be rid. Other
death rings" communicated poison by
means Of small, sharp steel claws, cleft
IN such manner that when tho hand ef
the weaver pressed that Of the dss-
tined victim q slight wound was In
flictsd and the poison forced out. Dtill
ofhers ccnceaied IN tie indds q POI
D1pcd needle. which, on pressure. DART
- W. ~ TIE sting q Z bsA ~,
(cn(b ~ puno>We ~ C ~ NO.
- x0W 49, IS 4.I 81 I -..s.. :
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-09-14
MINNEAPOLIS CHOSEN
NEXT ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT OF
THE G. A. r. WILL BE HELD
IN THE MILL CITY.

Denver, Sept. 10.-The thirty-ninth
annual national encampment of the
Grand Army of the Republic elected
officers as follows:
Commander-in-chief. James Tanner,
New York; senior vice COMMANDMENTS
chief, George w. Cook, Denver; junior
vice commander-in-chief, Silas j.. Tow
Ter, Minneapolis; surgeon general,
Hugo Philler, Waukesha, Wis; chap
lin-in-chief. Rev. Father J. G. Leary,
Chapman, Kan.
Minneapolis was chosen as the
meeting place for 1905.