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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1905-07-01

Pick up about any daily, and you can read
between the lines of the press dispatches one of
the best Fourth of July orations. In the
rnutiny of the sailors of the Black Sea fleet, in
the riots of the workmen at Warsaw, or the
students at St. Petersburg or the peasants in
the agrarian provinces, you read the desire
for liberty; while in the deadly fire of Togo's
guns, dashing patriotism of the land troops,
you see the fruits of liberty. Only free
people will achieve great things.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1905-07-01

One of the advantages of wet season is
YOU expect it to rain the Fourth, and you are
not disappointed if it does.
Thos. B. Clement, the veteran Faribault
banker has been trial before the federal
court in St. Paul this week.
It's in order for the Hancock Record to get
smart again just because Morris has got
another former resident" at Odessa
After reading the St. Paul and Minnea-
polas papers this week, didn't you conclude
that the best family paper is the country
weekly?
The Tribune is doing it's part in presenting
arguments against the mail order house, but
the strongest argument is the advertisement of
3he local merchant who quotes prices
Every succeeding mail brings of
disorders in Russia and one can tell
when the final spark will be struck which will
ignite revolution that will overthrow the pre-
sent order of things completely.
S +
Ray w. Jones' of Minneapolis, is after the
Job of governor of Canada. Jones has achieved
considerable fame as trespasser on timber
bands here at homeland there's lots of good
timber in Alaska.
is
China desires to send representative to |
ahe peace conference. AS the whole scrap
Between Russia and Japan has been piece
of Chinese territory. China ought to have
little to say about what is agreed on.
If those fellows who knocking Joel
Heatwole would devote half the energy that he
does in striving for railroad rate legislation
theie efforts would be more beneficial to the
publc.-Wheaton Gazette-Reporter.
Whew. :
Wallace, chief engineer of the Panama can d
al, has resigned his position and come home. t
lust why there is so much trouble in getting t
started on the CANALS hard to say but some Fl
way, the American record for speed does not Fl
Beat the Frenchman as yet. n
This week has witnessed more internal trou-
bles in Russia, particularly at Warsaw, tt
where the troops shot down hundreds of work S
men and at Odessa, where crew of Russian d
mutined and killed all the officers. w
With all these troubles at home and with an o,
army in Manchuria surrounded, it is no wonder w
the Russians are listening to peace proposals. W
/ S ~
We cannot but admire the patriotism-Am- ~
rrican patriotism-of twenty thousand NorWe- ~
gians who signed petition to President koos- r.
evelt to recognize the Norwegian government &C
hut who also state 1--WE do not ask the president :;
10 do anything which will embarrass him or put ~
him in the attitude of taking any part IN thel
of the two countries. Whatever 9,
his opinion on the trouble may be, the recognize ~
ing of Norway just at this time would be
breach of international courtesy.
S ;,
Railroads waging a concerted and ag- tt
gresive "catnpagn of education" to establish n
sentiment in opposition to charging powers OF tt
the interstate commerce commission or giving 81
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1905-07-01

Elmore Eye: Print the grandest sermons
that ever fell from inspired lips and not twenty
per cent even of the professedly pious, will
male bunco in high life and ninety nine per
cent of the very elect will make dive for the
paper before breakfast, swoop down upon it
like a negro on bowl Of crab soap, devour ev-
cry word, then roll his eyes heavenward, like a
calf with collie, and wonder what this wicked
world is coming to-
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1905-07-01

One of the advantages of wet season is
you expect it to rain on the Fourth, and you are
not disappointed if it does.
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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1905-07-01

Thos. b. Clement, the veteran Faribault
banker has been on trial before the federal
court in St. Paul this week.
+ +
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1905-07-01

This week has witnessed more internal trou-
bles in Russia, more particularly at Warsaw,
where the troops shot down hundreds of work
2aaen, and at Odessa, where a crew of a Russian
battleship mutined and killed all the officers.
With all these troubles at home and with an
army in Manchuria surrounded it is wonder
the Russians are listening to peace proposals.
The Wahpeton times., 1905-10-05

AS people stepped into the
drug store Sunday morning
they found standing on the
showcase, a box of cigars lab
eled as follows:
This day my heart is filled with Joy,
For to my home there came boy.
A dear and lovely boy was he;
He cried, papa tell all the boys to
smoke on me."-M. NJ. Borman. NV ~;
The boys certainly accepted
the invitation and smoked to
the success of the young drug
gist. The little fellow was
born last Tuesday. Mother
and child are getting along
nicely.-Christine Eagle.
The Mantador Catholic
church is to be fitted up with
a fine set of furnishings. A
meeting of the trustees was
held Sunday and an outfit of
vestments and fixtures ordered
direct from Paris, France, that
will equal in quality anything
to be found in the northwest.
The travelling representative of
the firm through which the
material was ordered was en-
thusiastic in pronouncing the
Mantador Catholics the most
progressive of any it has been
his good fortune to do business
with.-Hankinson News.
Miss Laura Spencer arrived
from Sweden Sunday morn
ing, where she has lived since
she was four years old. She
has been in the old country
eleven years and consequently
is almost stranger to her par
ents and sisters. We hope Miss
Spencer will like her new home
and rapidly grow accustomed
to our ways.-Chirstine Eagle.
Miss Brenum of Moorhead,
has been engag ged as principal
of the village school for the en-
suing year. She is a graduate
of the University of Minnesota
and is highly recommended.
We wish her success in the
work.-Christine Eagle.
The Wahpeton times., 1905-10-05

1t must be gratifying to the
Board of Drainage Commis-
sioners to know that the work
they have done and are doing
is thoroughly appreciated by
the farmers who are to be bene-
fitted by the work done by
them. This satisfaction found
voice in a resolution adopted
bv the farmers at meeting
held recently at Walcott, and
published in the Reporter.
"The meeting Of the drainage
commissioners Tuesday called
out q large crowd of farmers in
terested in the proposed drain
through this township, and al
times the argument was at
The Wahpeton times., 1905-10-05

The Times says that probably
the Gazette is donating the
quarter page ad to the manage.
ment of the Fair Shouldn't
wonder, for Bobby has more
public spiritedness in one min.
ute than some of his contem
poraries have in year, and it
is just like him to help a good
thing along. If a few more of
the fellows would do more for
the county and not expect the
county to keep them, the out
look would be brighter for all.
Christine Eagle.
Right you are as usual Tom.
some of the fellows do seem to
expect a good deal from the
county, why, we know of one
fellow who charged three dol.
lars for publishing a little
notice which nearly every 9th.
er paper in the county, includ-
ing The Times, published for a
dollar.
The Wahpeton times., 1905-10-05

One thing is certain, the
average policy holder is getting
educated on life insurance by
these Investigations as no life
insurance agent could educate
him. And since Mccall, Per-
kins and some of those other
fellows have owned up. now
would be a good time for Uncle
Andy Carnegie to come for
ward and voluntarily confess
the amount of his philan-
thropic contribution to the re-
publican slush fund last fall.
The Wahpeton times., 1905-10-05
FLAX STRAW WANTED,

In order to get our Tow Mill
at Wahpeton started early we,
will pay $3.50 per ton for the
first 500 tons of good straw
brought to Us previous to Octo-
ber Goth. After that date the
usual price for flax straw will
be paid. No straw will be re-
ceived which is not dry and,
suited to cur uses. G. H.
Marsh, manager. 25-4
The Wahpeton times., 1905-10-05

NOTICE TO CREDITORs.-In the matter
IN of the estate OF Hannah 8. Pau lson, de.
ceased:
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
ME D. Baisley executors of the last will of
Hannah 8 PaulsOn, late of the township of
Eagle, 10 the County Of Richiand and State Of
North Dakota. deceased. to the creditors Of,
and ell persons having claims against. said
deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within six months after the first
publication Of this notice, to said executors
ct the office of Ink & Wallace, in the City of
WahpetOn, in said hchland county.
Dated Sept. 18th, A. d. 1905.
ALFRED d. PAULsON
ANDREW PAULSON.
JENNIE D. BAISLEY
4 First Pub Sept 81. 1905.
The Wahpeton times., 1905-10-05
SALE OF BONDS.

sale of sl50t0 90 sewer warrants on sewer YER dis. ais
trict number 3. Of the City. Of Wahpeton,
North Dakota. will be opened by the under.
signed at the hour Of eight O'Clock in the
afternoon of October 9th, 1905, ut special
meeting of the city council of said city. The
interest thereon shall not exceed seven per
cipal shall be paid as follows $4,000 90 five years
after date of issue; &40OOOO ten years after
date of issue; sA00O0v fifteen years after date
OF issue and S5O0O.O0 twenty years after date
of issue.
Dated at Wahpeton. North Dakota this 2oth,
day of September, 1905
F. B. scRsELLER, City Auditor.
The Wahpeton times., 1905-10-05

high tide, however, after a full
explanation BY Mr.. Taylor and
other members of the board q
better understanding was ar
rived at and the meeting pass
ed off very nicely.
Hon. A. o. Heglie offered the
following motion which was
unanimously adopted: That a
vote of thanks be extended the
Drainage Commissioners for
the able, efficient and painstak
ing manner in which they have
conducted the estimate and
work on Walcott drain 10 the
present time, and for the inter-
est shown by the Commission
ers in the general welfare of the
farmers of Walcott township"
The Wahpeton times., 1905-10-05

"A Kansas preacher is too
conscientious to accept wed
ding fees, on the theory that it
is wrong to profit by the mis-
takes of others. 1t is a shame
to take the money sometimes
under such circumstances.
The Wahpeton times., 1905-10-05

The war department. has is.
sued an order against the en-
listment of any more negroes
in the army. And yet, where
would the Rough Riders have
been at Santiago had not that
colored regiment saved their
skins?
The Wahpeton times., 1905-10-05

The Fingal Herald tells of a
fellow who fell off a bundle
wagon head first and broke the
wagon tongue. He was dis
charged,-presumablyb because
he did not break his neck.
The Wahpeton times., 1905-10-05
YOUNG MEAT.

Meat cut from animals recently killed
and animals that were all Of sitender''
age can be purchased here at the prices
ordinarily charged elsewhere for ordinary
stock meat.
has the fine flavor that corn alone give.
the tenderness, juiciness and toothsouie.
ness only fosnd in the flesh Of properly
Frank Bendas Neat Narket,
wAHPETon N. OAK.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-16
Cdmara de Delegates
Comunicaciones y peticiones

Jueces y Secretaries de Election
de San Juan, piden que Sc les paguen
los h~onorarios que Sc les adeudan.
Los Ayuntamientos de GALES y de
Aguada Sc adhieren 4 10 manifestado
por ell de Sabaua Graude, pidiendo la
SUPPRESSION de las Juntas de Caminos
FL Ayuntamiento de Mayagnez SO.
licita de la Camara Ia SUPPRESSION de las
Juntas de Caminos y la construction
de la c~alretera de Mayagdez a Mari
Gao.
Luis y. Padilla, de San German,
GGstavo 4. Archilia, de Morovis, y j.
B. de Castro, de Hatillo, piden Sc les
envie a estudiara los Estados Unidos.
Necinos de Juana.Diaz, incluyen
IN proyecto de ley para que sea pre-,
sentado a la Camara, traspasando la
capitalized de aquel distrito Judicial
de Coamo q Juana-Diaz.
Jacinto Santiago, de Juana-Dfaz,
pide que Sc hsga d Investigation
acerca de ciertas contribuciones que
Sc lie COCHRAN Embellishments.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-16

Junta de Condado, Ell Gobernador con
ell asentimiento del Consejo Executive,
nombrar& los miembroS que falten pa,
ra cumplir la Lunta de Condado.s
Esta enmienda responde al siste'
ma presentado por ell senior Post.
Creo que por medic de esta en-
mienda ell pueblo tomard intereS en- Ia
designation de los miembros que har
de representarle y de este modo, Sc irs
obteniendo Ell gobierno propio.
Ell senior Willonghby pide que M
Sc proceda q votar Ia enmienda de
senior Sanchez Morales hasta tanto nj
informe la Comisi6n. Sc levanta Ii
session total q las cinco para cont
nuar hoy q las nueve de la maf1ana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-16

del doctor Barbosa scerca de las es-
cuelas preparatorias
Dice que 81 una instituc'6 On de esta
9specie es de inter6S para 81 pueblo, al
final SO tendran esas escuelas, yque
81 este proyecto fracas6 ,hace tres
amos y fracasa ahora, no por este, Sc
nos mostrara que la institution de las
referidas ~escuelas no sea un adelanto
grande para ell bien la isla,
Diaz Navarro alcaldes en-
Nueva York no representa- la Junta
lie Coudados; no es ell alcalde ell que
presenta difcultad, es ell Tesorero.
Aporta ejemplos de inspectores de
| CondadoS, que con sus 6rdenes han he
,h0 prOgresar en- gran maner los pue-
bios y cita 81 Condado de doude es ma
t0ral Mr.. Post, donde las mayores re-
formas introducidas en- carceles escue-
las y otros departamentos Sc deben &
las leyes propias del estado, Hay
ciertas funciones que son de inter6s
para IN estado en- su totaljdad. Con-
cede grandes atrlbuciones al Tesorero
para dar gar&ntias de honradez, er
cuestiones de propieda1, Con respec
to & Juntas locales y f~unciones mani
cipales no pueden nombrar tadores,
porque para ESQ esta Ell Tesorero de
Puerto Rico. Manifesto que la Sec
ci6n IL, que Sc discute, no tiene por OBJ.
jeto intringir en- 10 mas minimo la ley,
Ell presidente manda & dar lectura
al articnlo 50 del reglamento, que ira.
ia del orden con que han de llevarse
las cuessiones.
Eotre Ell sed0r Diaz Navarro = ell
presidente Crosas oclrre IN PEG ehj
incidente en- la discussion de la name
ra de aplicar eli arttculo 81, terciando
en- ella Mr.. Post.
FL senior Saacheh Morales presen.
ia una enmienda a la Sscci6n Ii, para
que la J lnta de Conda1os Sc ella por
votaci6n,
La enmienda de la section II esta
redactada en la lorna siguiente
SDicha JuntG de Condado Sc com.
pOndra de siete miembr0s. lbs cualas
desempe1 aran sus funciones por dos
amos y seran elec.os en- las e~lecciones
generates por los electores caDacita.
dos de Gala Coad4do.
Dependencies que cada elector
yotara solamente cinco nombres en- la
candidatura para la J unta de Conda.
do y Sc declararan elegidos los siete
candidates que obtuvieren Ell mayor
ndnero de votos, Y disponi6ndose,
ademis, cue 81 m6oos de siete miem.
bros luesen elegidos para cualQuiera
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-16
PAN PALOS

Antiguamente los pueblos pedfan
pan y palos. Esto ocurrla ca casi to-
das las naciones del viejo continente,
en- donde mas arraigado estaba ell obs.
curantismo y en- donde SO crefa que ell
adelanto y la civilization eran I'm peli.
gro para la hunanidad. Afortunada.
mente para tranquilidad y bienestar
de todos, las cosas han cambiado J
los pueblos hoy piden trabajo y peri6.
dicos, y en- Puerto-Rico sc ha conse
guido mucho mas, pues venden baratf'
simos driles, camisas inas & 40 centa.
vos, mas de mil cuellos q 5 ctvs., ca
mas con colch6n q $3.50 y ell gran ba-
ratillo de encajes en- LA GLORIA.
Cruz nImero II. Nuevo estableci.
miento.
Acudid pueblo, y considera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-16
MRS. COL. E. J. GRESHAM.

A Sehora del Coronel +. J. Gresham,
- Tesorera del Daughters Of the Con-
federacy, Y Presidenta del Herndon
Village Improvement Society, escribe
la siguiente carta de Herndon, Fairfax
county, Virginia;
Herndon, Virginia.
The peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, o.:
Gentlemen :-"No puedo alabar dem
asiado Ell valor de Ia Peruna. Creo que
debo la vida q sus maravillosos m6ritos.
Sufrfa con catarro de la cabeza y de los
pulmones de la peor forma, hasta que
los doctores me deshauciaron, y no tenla
esperanto de sanar.
"Lel uno de sus anuncios y los espl6n-
didos testimonies dados por personals
que han sido curadas con la Peruna v
resolvi probarla. Senti POGO mejor con
ls primera botella pero con Ia segunda y
Para direcciones e~speciales,
dades de la Vidas TN eiemplar d
4 cada botella.
La Peruna la tienen de vent;
al precio de Tin dollar la botella
Aquellos que deseen correspon
taman y pueden esperar dilacio
mo doctor S, B. Hartmann en- Ell
bus, Ohio, U. S. A.
Fidel G~uillermety, Plaza d.
vender a los farmaceuticos y DIR
de Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-16
.|nfoImaCiones del Conseio Executive
Session de aver
DISCUSSION DEL BILL De CONDADOS

A las nueve de a mariana empieza
d ~discutirse la secci6n segunda.
Quedan d~esignados los condados
con los siguientes nombres San Juan,
condado de Hashing'om Arecibo, con.
dado de BaldoriotH Aguaiilla, conda.
do de (oFchad1; Mayagdez, condado de
BetGncsS: Ponce, condado de Ri6. Bll.
us; Guayama, condado de AcoSta, y
Humacao, .condado de CliS Agpaeu.
Toda la session de la mahana sc
emple0 en- discutir los nombre de los
condados,
Sc ~suspende la session a las Il,
Session de IA .arde. Sc abre 4 las
COS y media.
Todos los consejeros ocupan sus
%aslentos, menos ell senior Elliot y 81
sefor Barbosa.
Ia Comisi6n de Agricultural reco,
mienda son enmiendas ell proyecto de
ley %. Sc pasa a yotaci6n y queda
Rprobado.
Extra ell senior del Vale.
Ocupa la presidential Ell Sr. Crosas
Sc abre la session total acerca de
bill de Cond ADDS.
Ell senior Willougbhy presenta va
rias enmierdas, que apoya ell se0o.
Post.
Dice que espera YER ell sistema pc
nal y civil muy en- breye en- los conda
dos, pero para ESQ tienen que acos
tumbrarse mas al gobierno propio.
SANCHEZ Morales La enmiendt
del senior Post es consistente con otra
atribuciones del mismo proyecto. Ha
ce notar contradicciones acerca d
dualidad de Facilitates en- las Juuta
de escuelas, que no son las mismas.
FL presidente pregunta ST hay a.
guua enmienda a la secci6a cuarta.
Sc pasa q yotaci6n y queda aprc
bada.
Sc aprueba sin objeciores ia sec
ci6n quinta acerca de la a~tribuci0a q
condados y facultades para compete
q tomar declaraciones de testigos.
Sc aprueba la 81 y -.
Sc pasa a discussion la 81.
Ell senior Post presenta una enmier
da ca la Inca % seccl6n ocho, que G
vez de declr estatutos, Sc escriba:
reglamsnto de la j anita. Qleda aprt
bada.
Sc discute la secci6n 81.
Presenta una enmIenda Ell se1C
Willougbhy para Zanzibar la palabr
del texto ingl6s del proyecto J sust
tuirla por otra que olga. ordenanza
Secunda la moci6n Ell sedor Pos
Ell senior Diaz Navarro present
una enmienda a la secci6n TO- par
que la Junta de Condados tenga atr
buciones en- la yenta 8 arreadamient
de cualquiera propiedad mueble E Il
mueble. Plde que Sc establez.s ia t,
saci6n pericial de Ia propiedad que
trat@ de verder.
Ell sen1r Post dice que la propos
ci6n del senor Diaz es c~Jnyeniente
que tendra sumo gusto en- redactar
eamienda para p~resentarla mas tard,
pero manifesto que ser.a bleub sc FRI
cediese q la yotaci6n de 10 secci6n Il
la cual. queda ~aproba1a pof cl or
sejo.
Sc lee la secci6n III.
Ell senior Post dice cue trata d
pressntar los diierentes sis,emas d
gobierno para I'm Condado, y que h
a1optado ell mejor siatema de condajo
que es ell de Nuevs York.
Examina las classes de C3ndalo
que hay en- los Estsdos Unidos.
En su opinion 10 mas esencit
de una Juntl de Condaios es quetle
ne que estar constitli1a por los HON
bres mas importantss 6 distiaglldo.
del Condado.
81 la Junta de CJndados Sc con-
poue solaments de los miembros d
una junts de msyorfs, la mltad dc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-16
GRAN BARATlLLt

Grandioso bar atillo de calzado, 'cris
talerfa y iuguetes para nihos; en- Ell
nuevo Bazaar de novedades Gel Sob,
de Juan de la Mata, Cruz s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-16
Acadia Municipal de Fajal do

Encontrardose vacantes las titu-
lares de Auxiliar de Sanidad de Fa-
jardo y Ceiba, dotada con el haber
annual de 5000 co., y la De Luquillo con
Ell haber de 600. co., Sc anuncia al pi-
blico para que los Facultativos que
deseen obtenerlas, presenter sus soil.
citudes N esta oficina hasta ell % del
corriente.
Fajardo, 5 de Febrero de 1905.
j. PENEDo,
Alcalde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-16

la tercera segufa m~ejorandome POGO &
POGO.
use neceSitaron seis boteHas para
sanarme, perO elias me vaIieron eli res
cate de I'm rey. Les habI0 Peruna 4
fodOs mis- amigos, y creo frmemente en-
Su vaIor. "--Mrs. Col. E. j. Gresham.
Miles de sehoras deben sus vidas q Ia
Peruna. Decenas de miles deben su
salud q Ia Peruna. Cientos de miles
estan alabando la Peruna en- todos los
estados de la Union. Tenemos en- ell
archivo una gran multitud de cartas,
con permiso escrito para publicarlas, 10
que unca podremos hacer por falt& dc
espacio.
Diriiase a The Peruna Medicine Co.,
Columbus, Ohio, para un libro sobre
"Las Intermediates de la Vida" Sc
manda gratis q todos los enfermos.
cada cual debe leer elias Enfe,me-
cual, acompaha como envoltura
todos los ~quitnicos y droguistas,
8 seis botellas por cinco dollars
dencia directa con Ell doctor Har.
mes necesarias en- ida y vuelta mis-
correo, pueden dirigirse al Colum
Alfonso II, San Juan, P. R. puede
,guistas al por menor, en- la isla
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-05
VARIOUS ITEMS.

Ernest F. Hesse of Lawrence street, the president of the local organization of retail druggists, announces that about 300 guests were expected at the twenty-ninth annual meeting of the Connecticut Pharmaceutical associa- tion, which will be held this year on June 13 and If at the Branferd Point house. New York speakers will ad- dress the meeting and the matter of the cutting Of rates will be discussed at length. It is reported that there has been an improvement in Connecticut in the matter of rate cutting during the past year. The association met at Branford Point four years ago,
 Among those from this ctiy attend ing the funeral of Col G. M Graves in Hartford Saturday were Alexander Troup of the New Haven Union, of which paper Col. Graves was an edi- toriaI writer for some years; several members of the New Haven lodge of Elks, of which the deceased was a charter member, T. H. Sullivan, Chas, B. Harcott, Ernest l.. Schmitzer and other personal friends of the deceased.