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The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-19

Mrs. Mary M. Thomas of Oscelo, Iowa, who owns extensive real estate properties in this city, is here looking after same, and will remain over about one week.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-19
THURSDAY

c. B. Dennis is at home sick this afternoon.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-19

w. c. Warren, merchant of Mimosa, Montgomery county, was in the city buying goods today.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-19

Prof. s. H. Allen was examined before Chancellor Shaver this morning and was licensed to prac- tice law. The board of examin-
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-19
FRIDAY

Prof. A. c. Thompson of Board Camp was a Mena visitor today.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-19

John T. Miller of Oden, cx- representative of Montgomery county, was looking after busi- ness matters in Mena today.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-19

c. w. Petty and M. M. Osborn returned yesterday afternoon from a business trip through the eastern part of the county.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-19

The date for the wedding of King Alfonso and Princess Ena has been definitely fixed for June l.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-19
NEW CITY OFFICIALS
Last Sesslon of Old Council Readiusts
 Officers Salaries and Passes Out.
NEW CITY OFFICERS.

Mayor Mark P. 0lney. Marshal l-G. E. Bickle. Recorder E. J. Baker. Treasurer -L. s. Watson. Councilmen l:
 Firs1 ward Reuben Harrison, ". C. Vandiver.
 Second ward-T. J. Clayton, s. Browning.
 Third ward--J. ". Worrell. N. ". Lindsay.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-19

MT. and Mrs. w. w. Townsend returned home last night from a visit with relatives in Benton county.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-19

James VanHorn and wife of Cherry Hill were in Mena trading today.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-19

J. l.. Johnson, an experienced pharmacist, of Little Rock, ar. rived in Mena last night to ac. cept position as prescription clerk at the Vandiver drug store.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-19

CTS was composed of Pole Nc Phetrige, Mark P. Olney and w. M. Pipkin.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-19
Pacific salmon to Atlantic Coast.

Portland, Me, April 12.-An im- portant experiment is being made by the federal fish hatcheries department in salmon breeding in Maine. The department is introducing into the waters of the state the humpback salmon of the Pacific coast. About 500,000 of the young fish have been brought here and next week 250,000 of them will be placed in the Kennebec and Androscoggin rivers. Later 250, 900 will be placed in the Penobscot river.
 Ohio Grocer Trust Quits.
 Columbus, O., April 12.-The Ohio Wholesale Grocers association com pany has permitted judgment of custer to be taken against it and the Franklin county court appointed ]. R Sater and Gilbert H. Stewart. of Col umbus, trustees to wind up the com pany
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-19
SATURDAY..

Mir. and Mrs. Riley Harber of Black Springs were in Mena trading today.
 West Cook of Black Springs was looking after business matters in Mena today.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-19

Philip and Columbus Lewis of Big Fork passed through Mena today en route to Ada, l. T., for a visit with relatives and friends at that place.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-19

Uncle Billy" Beavers aud wife passed through Mena today en route to their home near Hatfield from a visit with relatives at Shady.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-19

Mrs. w. G. Smothers left yes- terday for a visit with relatives and friends at Joplin, Mo.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-19


 I. K. Robey of Cherry Hill was ia Mena today buying farm sup plies.
 Ben Leonard and John Chap man of Oden were in Mena trad- ing today.
 Judge Prickett spent the day down at Janssen looking after business matters.
 c. w. Petty and NJ. M. Osborn returned yesterday afternoon from business trip through the eastern part of the county.
 Philip and Columbus Lewis of Big Fork passed through Mena today en route to Ada, l. T., for a visit with relatives and friends at that place.
 Mrs. w. G. Smothers left yes- terday for visit with relatives and friends at Joplin, Mo.
 MT. and Mrs. w. w. Townsend returned home last night from visit with relatives in Benton county.
 John T. Miller of Oden, cx- representative of Montgomery county, was looking after busi- ness matters in Mena today.
 John H. Cobb, who holds a position with the Polk County Lumber company at Hatfield, spent the day in Mena looking after business matters.
 Mrs. Ezell, wife of D. F. Ezell who holds a position as engine wiper at the roundhouse, died at her home on the south side last night after a lingering illness, her death being due to consump- ton.
 FRIDAY ~c-~~~o-~o~~r~-o~>~c~~o Prof. A. c. Thompson of Board Camp was Mena visitor today.
 James VanHorn and wife of Cherry Hill were in Mena trading today.
 Mir. Fretwell of Weleetka, I. T., is visiting in the city the guest of c. c. Mitchell.
 J. c. Banks returned yesterday from a visit with his father at Hiawassa. Benton county.
 H. l.. Norwood and A. Danville returned yesterday afternoon from a business trip to Little Rock.
 w. c. Warren, merchant of Mimosa, Montgomery county, was in the city buying goods today.
 Uncle Billy" Beavers aud wife passed through Mena today en route to their home near Hatfield from a visit with relatives at Shady.
 Prof. s. H. Allen was examined before Chancellor Shaver this morning and was licensed to prac- tice law. The board of examin- If a Cow gave
 Rutter mankind would have to invent milk. Milk Is Na- ture's emulsion butter
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-01

10 debo alguno es Contento coaoce puerta
M Dormeu que permanecia muy aereno ante aquel tu-
roso, contempndolo mrada era sepuagena de
aspecto disnguido de fsonom refexva De6 e ssud
de palabras brutales nsultnto' despu6s dijo:
-Senor, es lnht retener mas tempo ms compaher0s
20 che descubiero tenen hambre,. 70 permanecer6
solo sus 6rdenes.
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apartr de hoy depedr6 prmero infrDa los regamen
tos. =. Ahora idos.
rudeza No tene podr aguno desped solo de no
sosros O repito eamos aqui nuess tano
vos y aun mas que vos
listed rebelle voy haoerlo tomar e pisoi...
Es usted aquf derecho yo Ya veremos los
ndigentes usted pueden hibsr M On jefe vol
Al fin odos salercn I'll almuerzo fee re loo esposos
Dorme notron medrosos compa6eo los ponan
entena No les diriRfan paibrs, les fecan 81 SAL
Elos no reVear0n extr eza tai ct tran
quilamente nada hbitra auctd Dspues del amuerzo
ueron pasearse e adn, entSndoe baLco Avoro
desde cuA veisn vae del Oe despe Ell medic
adjudcados con 10 donane 70 Gain. M. Boprdr
om6 ren de Paris ado del e6nomc Sc esperaba veo
con a sutorizic6n para despedir ua Dormeul
Pero no hubo nada de k ec6nomo que codicsba Ell
cargo de Director, do coDfdencameute asado que
apresur6 rferirlo los demSs; h djo, quo e Mnro muy
en- pueato deba cambar de conduc deir tranquo NJ
Dormeu amben los otros NJ Bourder dei6 du-
rnte dos das morfcado por humici6n Luego aecco-
nAdo por os acontecmento moder6 procedures m
lban melor en- Atlo La buena reinaba 10 ammonia
Los pensionas rodearon de nuevo NJ Dormeu que ade
ane era eos personae puto que frme actud 10
haba ausormsdo todo obequo de ID comundad E mismo
Bourdie manifesbA deferenca creyendo que Dor
meui deba eatar rcomendado especismente Anoy pro
gdo por 81.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-01

daban nAde pues come es psrtenec np06n de-
recho los autorizabA para intervenir
Ciera ma6anA hubo guos de oios cuchicheos entire os
huespedss del Asilo lie Gain
FL administrator Bourder despuSs de recibir leer su
correponderciA hAba recorrido deparmene reneg.ndo
ndo as pueras uego Ell arn hAbia apostrodo un PEN
soniats que quso enabr conversation 6 Ago deb mo-
vsr auueo Mucho e temfan ell Aso por nervodades
mahumor Hlan tres s60s que desempehAba Ell cargo On
subs uc6n de M Perre eegdo al fundarse nattuto hom
bre smsbe psfco paterna odo e que % k asercabs
Cuando este 6mo fatci6 fue reempzado por M Bourder
odo mundo exran6 conducta del recen
veno quen eaper6 dis hacer aen orno suyo
lcs maos efectos de 50 aspero caracter
EsperSbale borrAIca. M Bourder lam6 los penso-
nsas 50 o6cna antes del amuezo Nade respirab Era IL
despo reuni6 administrators sveguar quen hIbs
cogdo sin 30 permso sbechgos detnados Ia mesa del
Directors pero obItin ntsrrogatoos smensz ee dfa no
obtuvo ri confesioneI nj denuncias.
Ahora Observable lAs fsOnomas para de,cifrsra
rrit6 golpeando Ell eEcrtorio con ell puho:
Quien Atrevi6 escrib al Miniatro que e ali.
mento es malo que pohba Ia eptrada en- Ell lar
din Acabo de recbr cArtr muy desagradabe uuiero
nber quien eS ell cauHants de estol.
Encendido de c6IerA perdi6 tods circunspecc6n:
Made irs hoy al reectoro Ell deGtor no se descubre
Los alldos no hsbsn tendo tempo de consuIrGe con IL
mrEds cusrdo ancano dlo aVanEAndo haca NJ Bourdr
LIE doy ss graciss IeGor Dormeui do e Administrator
listed no sab los bene6cOs de Is cs1sd Sc en-.
cuel trs nal ssrvdo Iquf pLede regressr
-E,toy contet6 e ancilno, suavs pero
6rme.
Cree uased tsol.. ya 10 Veremos. listed hlbla tGo
lo poTQue obtsnd0 favor poTque nlco que hIh
cuarto esptcsl muer Como todo Ell mundo no
debera ser traado de Il msnera Pero ESQ no es ba
tEnte sn duda hs iqo que reVeA No lie aconseo que
sga ese camno poque cuaquier dA puede cIe
mndpgando un pedEo de pan yo hago squo que qusroy
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-01
mo AcATARRRAsEI |

III satarre o. una safsrmsd I'd que
asas nusha mas inpsrtaHsia Do la sue
gsasrAlnsnte 90 10 atribuye. Invade
sedes les 6rganos del cusrpo, cuyas
tuHcisnss y fusrzas assilita profsn&a.
usnte. Eseausa frscusnte dc 10 sordsra,
sfecta 10 vista, IL nArix y la garganta
y ss gsnsr alnsnts per dends snpieza
10 tubsrsulssis q tisis.
La mismA facilidad y 10 frscusn-
eia cen cue 90 pssca.nn catarro, hacs
o las personals indifsrsntes para Gu
rarls y 10 gran nayorfa no 10 prsocu
pa do las sonsecueHcias.
Les baaos fries por 10 maKaaa
embellishments despusa do deiar el
echo, dormir cen las vsntaaas abisr;
sAs y svitar las corrientss dc aire, SON
preeauciones muy buenas que no cues
Ia rabaio el observarlas. Pers sl
preventive mas positive, mas efeax,
mas faeil y mas positive y tambisn el
que aoonseian los medieoa, es 10 Emul-
si6n de Scott dc aseite dc higado dc
hscalao.
KS sorprendente 10 fusrza, vitalidad,
snsrgia y podsr de resiEtencia que re-
clse 81 euerpe humane de lsa pea
Gas dssis dc Emulsion de Scott que 20
eanluiatran CON eonstanciA. Esta
amutsi6n recubre interiormente todas
las pArtes debilss y vulEerahlas dsl
euerpo y 10 pons al abrigo dc 10 In
faceion caiarral.
De euarde en- eu2ndo aparecen
indussrialss POGO escrupulosos anun.
aiandO emulaionss, vines g prepsra-
DOS los cue atribuyen propiadades
curatiVss que no tienen = hasta hay
Quisn BE abreve dec!r on letras de
lmprenta. que al petr6leo Q kerosina
ea un alimente.
Que es el pstr6leo? I'm aceits mine
raj que 10 usa como com buatible para
ubricar limpiar maquinas y para
slumbrar
--Uns suhatsncia indigestible que
parsCe de 10 propiedsd esencial de to-
d0 Aiimenso. suRi On 10 Asimilacion,
que psaa 81 trsvas del tubo intestinal
sin moditicarse y ain ser aosorbi-
oida; una subxtancia en- fin, que no
siene ningunR de las propiedades GU
rativas y alimenticiAs del aceite de
higado de bacalaO. 81 90 diiese que
Ell pe,r6leo 90 un alimento para ma
quinas, podrfa pasAr, pero no un ali
nento para el cuerpd.
81 teneis alguna duda, preguntad
vuestro medico; 81 OF confrmar& 60.
| Ia verdadj y si eatais escasos de tuer-
z&s, de earne y ds sangre, o. aconse-
lara que tomais 10 Emulsion de Scott,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-01
NotiCiaS del dia


kL0TMsnNAS&Wt &e W Puqtt"
LOS PIANOS que han sobresa'
lido on iates dltimos cinco amos y por
6sta rax6s los reconeAdados por los
profesorss do m6sisa de mas prestixio
% 10 isla, son los do 10 fAbrica kohtsr
q Oampbell, do New York, de 10 cual
O. agsnts on Saa Juan A. 8. Belaval,
Aparssds u, y q suian puede ustss
airigirss para nsjores informes'
--AvIsO A petici6n de nasAas
per on . que no han tenido tiempo
as som stsrse 4 tratamieLto del sBra.
guero Rsgulsdor, y <ParchS aleman,
para 10 curacion radical de las her
nias, ks tsnido bien de permanecer
hssta . klumo de este Ass sin mas
prolopg asion.
DE-. PoRTA.
S4 Especi slists hsrnisri6.
ANUNCIO. LA aefiora Eloisa de
JssAs, vluda dc Bull, participa al pd'
hiso de ssts pueblo y al de 10 isla,
aus 30. sar del tAllecimiento de 81 es
poso, el taller Fotografco qua aquel
tenis sssa blecido, contlnda sus traba'
ios sin habsr vAriado sa 10 mas mini
mc.
Carolins, Febrsro ID de !, pos.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-01

Enfermos de
una Dyspepsia
de 20 amos sc
han curado to-
mandolas, des-
pues de haber
probadomilesde
dlferentes med,-
cinas. FL doctor
Madison ha 81.
do 81 primer es-
peclallsta en- las
En- fer medades
del lEst6mago:a a
sus Pildoras no
Sc reslste ningu.
ma enfermedad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-01
DlAZ
Abos ado.Notarlo
San luan, Puefto-Rico
sAN JUSTO IL.
BAN JUSTO Z.

eS. En In ealls de San jose n6mero
7, 90 alqulla un mir&dor.
CT En esta inprents 80 vende pa
psl vlejo de psrlodico ( s2 quintal.
-Por 80 oentavos 8 sl Iemanalea
comprsIa usted IN reloi de orc de 70
$50 dollara f. Ksnrhsha y Cp San
Francisco 23. T.moien vendemos fue'
Cos g. ti6cisles
TkN1DOR De LIBROS, coocA
do en- ssA jan, hs solanao y e,cfibieo
do ssusnJl : Ing es, ofreoe sns servi
ciea para trahslar dc ucche en- caaaH
'mercartilSs. Busnas referenclas,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-01

Las Pldoras del doctor Madison son el dnco remedo
para curar cr6nica Dyspepsia Extrenmento Maas dges'
Tones Intermediates del Higado Rones: sendo una ma
ravlla para prevenlr curar la Terrible Appendicitis
DE venta al pot mayor al detail en- Drogueria Far
mac1a Gu1lermety,|y en- todas las demas boticas.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-24
MANYTOWNSIN RUINS
VALPARAISO DISASTER EQuALEH
IN CHILEAN PROVINCES.
Tracks Destroyed and Bridges Arc
Wrecked from Santiago TO the An
dcs-At Least Six Provincial TOWN.
Partially or Wholly Wrecked.

Authoritative news has beer received
confirming the worst reports Of the
earthquake in Chill. Valparaiso Is
partially destroyed. Most of the DAM
age done was in the center of the city.
extending from the Plaza del Orden to
the Plaza Prata. Many lives were
lost, but the number is not known.
Hundreds OF persons were injured. A
state of panic prevails at Valparaiso.
Santiago also suffered severely and
there was much loss of life.
Los Andes, eighteen miles east OF
;Sa: Felipe, and having a population
OF zee was almost totally destroyed.
The finest buildings of the town.
government house, hotels and public
Offices, were completely wrecked.
Other towns on the Chilian side of
the Andes wholly or partially destroy
ed are:
Uillota, with a population of 1000;
lLlai Llai. with a population Of $500;
tIllipel, with a population of 5000;
Iyallenar. with a population of 5000.
and San Felipe, having 10000 inhabit-
ants.
Quillota Is a mass Of ruins, and
was great loss of life there.
From Santiago to the Andes every
bridge and tunnel on the railroad
was utterly wrecked and the railway
lines torn UP.
The shock is supposed to have been
caused by the eruption of a volcano
Jenin los Andes.
The disaster hos cast gloom over the
republic of Argentina, and all activI-
ties have been suspended.
All the ordinary means of commu-
nication with Chill are closed. The
public Is awaiting to ascertain the fate
of relatives and friends in Chill, and
the government offices and newspaper
are besieged by anxious i%nquirers.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-24
TEXANS UP In ARMS.
Danger of Battle with Federal Negro
Troops,

Further trouble is feared at
Brownsville, Texas, with the negro
troops. a citizens guard Of $50 men
is stationed along the road between
Brownsville and For Brown, and If
the negroes attempt to cav the gar
rison it is the vowed purpose Of the
citizens to shoot them down. Four
hundred rifles were sold TO citizens
Wednesday. The report that the Of
ficers of the garrison are themselves
afraid of the negro troops has deter
mined the citizens to take no
Many people are leaving their homes
on the side OF the city near Fort
Brown. Additional appeal is made to
GOV. Lanham to send state troops.
Business Is nearly suspended in the
city.
1t Is reported that the Texas Ma
tional Guard, now attending the ma
neuvers at Camp Mabry, are lamor
ing to be sent to Brownsville. Sensa-
tional rumors have inflamed the mill
tiamen and 1t is now believed that the
negro raiders committed the recent
acts in Brownsville in retaliation Tor
the reported intention of Texas mill
TIA men 10 use Dali ID Il ~
the event the United States permitted
the negro troops to participate in the
Camp Mabry Adjt. Gen.
Hulen considers it unwise to send
state troops to Brownsville.
No replies being received by the in
v~estiguting committee 20 requests f"f
protection and relief from thc strain
under which the city had been since
the outrage committed by soldiers
Monday night. the committee has sent
an urgent message to President Roose-
welt, United states Senators Culberson
and Bailey and Gov. Lanham, detail
ing the outrages, saying that after two
days d!ligent inquiries it has been
found that no blame attaches to the
citizens and asking that the negroes
be replaced by white troops. The
message states thai threats have been
made by the soldiers that they will
burn the town and it is feared the five
commissioned officers cannot control
the men.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-24

Heres a cup l got in Morocco" said
the enthusiastic tourist, showing his
collection Of souvenirs, says the New
Orleans Times-Democrat. You see It
has an Arabic inscription His friend
was turning the cup curiously around.
At length he remarked, d-yly:
Yes, the Inscription is Arabic all
right"
Sure" replied the returned tourist,
a little miffed at the intimation Of a
possible doubt.
You can read it better If you turn
the cup upside down." suggested the
friend and suiting the action to the
word, he showed the tourist that the
mysterious characters were nothing
more than 1903" engraved in rough, ir-
regular figures on the metal.
The rascal!" exclaimed the outraged
collector; "he told me hat it was an
Arabic inscription when he sold it to
met"
He told you nothing more than the
TRUTH" was the reply. You forget that
our numerals are Arabic"
But somehow from that moment the
collector lost interest in the souvenir
from Morocco.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-24
TWO HOLES IN HEAD; LIVES.
Negro Seems Only Slightly Hurt by
Bullet Wounds.

With one bullet straight through his
head and another through his temple.
entering at one side of the head n
coming out at the other. Charles Will
Jams, a negro, Of Hattiesburg, Miss,
has survived for three days and the
prospects are hat he will eventually
recover The Wounds were inflicted
by n 3~S-caliber revolver, fired at short
range by another negro with whom
Williams had qaurreled. Williams fell
over as though dead. The undertaken
was te~lephoned for, but a surgeon
beat the funeral man to the scene, and
When the dead wagon arrived the
wounded negro was able to sit up.
Since then he a been eating heartily
and the physicians venture the opin-
ion that he will if no unfore
seen complications arise.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-24
GRAIN RATES 70 BE LOWER.


n Great Northern, Northern Pa
cific and 500 lines have HIed with the
state grain and warehouse commission
notice Of a 10 per cent reduction in
grain rates. The reductions will APP
ply to all territory more than fifty
miles distant from the terminals and
includes practically all of the territory
In which grain Is raised. The three
roads named made n proposition to
the Minnesota railroad and warehouse
commission offering to reduce grain
rates 10 per cent if the commission
you'd suspend the pending hearing on
merchandise rates. The commission.
owing to opposition. declined to accept
the proposition and later on sugges-
Ftsttofi ss Coy ehnsn gave notice of an
inquiry into the rate rates. The three
railroads then voluntarily filed their
notice OF a reduction. 1t is estimated
tina the lower rates will mean a saw
ing of from $1,000, 900 to 81, 900
on this years crop.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-24
MONEY FOR DEPOSITORS.
Some Cash for Victims of Milwaukee
State Bank.

John c. Fetzer, receiver for the Mil
waukee Avenue State Bank, Chicago,
announced Thursday h a the actual
work OF paying the depositors 20 per
cent OF their accounts had begun.
The depositors have been mailed
statements of their accounts with afi-
dayits. They were requested to re-
turn the affidavit attesting to the cor
rectness of the amount. A voucher
waa then be given to each depositor
for 70 per cent OF the amount due,
payable at the Fort Dearborn National
Bank.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-24
CDnr;ctcJ of rpIayyful Practice.

The first arrest under the new state
medical law has resulted in n conVic-
ton. A.. H. pruning, of Aberdeen,
an exponent of the c~hiropractlc art Oh
healing, who was arrested on COM
plant of DIR. II. E. McNutt, as secre-
tary of the state board of eN-
aminers. on a charge of practcing
medicine without a state license, was
fried bv Jury and found guilty. The
case will be appealed, as 1t is desired
TO secure a final ruling. A nominal
fine of $50 and costs was imposed.
Rruning's principal offense was the
Use of the prefix DR. to his name.