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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-23
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Ell estdeLta de los E.tados Uni,
dos.
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Joaqofn Rodrigdsz ssrrs (dsmAn-
dado
DIF0ROIO,
Emplo 1dnliento. Ell Pueblo de Puerto
Rico & Juan Rodriguts BtrrA
Por el presente edicto que publi'
nara sisse Woes, una per aemanS, sn
al per 6dieo LA DEMoCRAOIA que as
sdita en essa oiudAd, ts ls nolihSs por
jVnorsrss 80 pAradero, que on 10 Of
eina del gecretA.lo do la CorIe dc
Dis.rlto del DisIrito Judicial de Sar
Juan de Puerto RiGo, SO ha presents
do 10 demands de 10 AetorA Anses .si
t.ds, cuyA sdpliea dice AIf
ePor todo 10 e1pueato pido q 10
Corte que ae sirva admiiir satA ds'
msn,s, ordsnsr IL sitaCi6n del dSmAn
dAdo del aeiior PlicAl y en- ~ dfA
declAnAr con lugar el divorOlo rcio
' disuelto el vinculo matrimonial en-
trs il demandapts doHa Jostta Rios J
Colon, eo3 Aquin Rodriguez
ssrra, eon los dsmAs pEonunclAmien
hos del caao 8 imponisndo les coatAI
( dieho demandRdo.s
Y se advlerts { uIted q1e do no
Acmpar seer s cor leAtGr dichA demands
dsntro de cusrsntH dias, il demAndAn
!, pcdfk solieitar Do Ia c rte , PIE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-23
DESDE HUMACAO
La izquierda uhionista dan.
dole Ia derecha q los Sc
hOres republicanos.
iQuO vAOIs?
iQUO vAOIs?
Renuncia y sustituci6n, -Sar-
gento Pietrantony es tras-
ladado a Vleques.

Para el pr6xlmo domingo % pre-
para una assmblea de disidsntes en
sstA siudad, ca oil nusvo edifeio que
ha eonatruido el senior don Juan Bar.
tran. Fl obisto dc esta assmblea GO
lsvAntar la izquierda unionists, liga
do con algunos mlembros del psrtido
republieano que estk prest&udole 80
apoyo dssididamsnte, porous 90 sssa
su mission: llsvar sl desordsn donds
quierA que existan unidad de pen
aamisntos y conttaternidad de ideas.
Psro 10 que nos extrafa es que indi'
viduos que estsn hsclendo propagan.
das q favor dc 10 izquierda, sngstl IN
nuestros eorreligionarios que nc
quiersn saber de los republicanos. No
son pstriotas squslios que tras 81 me.
dro personal llevan 10 division una
eolestlvidad, que no ha hecho otra
coss que sumplir CON I'll misi6n dan
do prusbas do honradsz polities. T.
-Por renuncia que pressntara don
Ramon Ramirex del cargo do Iospsc-
tor de Hygiene, hA sido nombrado pa
ra dsssmDtHA or este sargo en el pob,a
do do Las Piedras, nusssro distingui
do amigo y reconocido patricia dor
Rafael VerlapgR,
Han sido trasladAdos para O.
pussto do VieQuss sl sargento Pieiran
toni, y los poliefaa Juan Crsspo y Urru
tIs. que preatsbAn servicio en- esta siu
dad E tos tres cAbsllsroa % cAptaror
las simpAtfas del vssindario por lal
formAs corrsetas con que So p psrtaron
FL eAbo Vargas ha sido trasladAdo
Juneos. Busnos uistt0s Le sop!.ni
Hoy 40 es!A eels b:ando en- estl
Corta de Distrito 10 dsmanda inter
puesta por don Rodalfo Pertz contr.
isu seforA dons Tomasa Barb6, soli
ltAndo divlrcio.
CORRESPOEsAL
HumAoxo, 20 Julio / s06.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-23
De TODAS Parties

(Continudci6n de Ia pdgina 1F)
CompArados e'tor con Lea one exla'
Nan aotes de Ia guerrs, SO sncuanGr =
qua la pro pisdad rsiE psga 700 por
elento en vex de 1870 como SO 10 coti'
IAbA entonces; los ders, b 10 Rdusneros
han subido de IS 4 400 por ciento y
o Il en- nrnp- re On 10 demkH,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-23
|LACUEST|ON DEL CAFE
Aun no Sc h'n tecogdo De Ia aduaa los cincue0ti 81
COS que yemen como h*bChueaa
CIRCULAR COMPROMISE

Ante todo, v6sts Is circular sua
crita pnr las cAsAs u a. rsspetah "a
de San Juan, que conssrvamos Autea
iica en nuestroa archives, eon sus IT,
mas litogrS6adaa On fAcsfmies. Sc
iratA do un documento qua hours 4
sus autores y que se ra1ast6 ca pro
vecho del pals y de- comsrcio, po- qua
nadie iguora que entre los ramos TO.
dos dc 10 riqueza exiats una aoli
daridSd estrechs y que, cuando se
lesionA & 10 agsieultura. oil dsf1o 81
eArzA q ID induatriA, 81 comeraio y q
sodas las clsses prodleiorM y consu-
midorss.
BE aquf lx circ4lsr;
San Juan. P, r. IA is Ag ,st2 DE- 1901,
Sr......,..........,....,.........
's''''''' ','tts''
Euy sfi,r nues,r0,
HAbiendo sido tuprimido si dere
eho protector de s csntsvoa por cada
libra de cafe que establecfa Ia Lsy
Fora ksr, como consssuencia del de-
creto del eabotsie, les eomersiSntal
quo suseriben, interim que el CorgresC
! de los Essados Unidos 8 las CAnarsl
Iusula.e no tomsn unA msdtda pro
lectora, no tan solo, no hAn dc pedil
nirg6n cafe exirArgsro, aiao quo re
nuneiArAn cuslquier conaignaci6I
que 30 les hegs, evivando asf In con
currencia de cafe sxsrAngaro que tantt
periudiearfA a 10 production del pals
70 baatanie AbAt!da por circumstances o.
que no 90 precIso ex oliear.
Ds Vd. altos. S. s.
9 B. 8. n.
J O;hoA Hermano; S1brinos d,
ESQuiAgA; A. Wise ia h CO; Gonzalel
& Alfonso; Troncoso HsrmAuos, SGcs
sores dc L, VillAmil Il CO, s On G
PlanS', Roio b Co; Vlllar b 90; So
brioos de Izluierdo j. CO s. en- G
Castrill6n b O!hoa; F, Font J HERNIA
no; LuihA HsrmAuos; Sucesorss de M
L1mbA b CO; Frsiria Alfonso Il CO
Caldas b 60. PIP Julian LAmAdrid
Bsrcsl6 & CO s. on c J. PERU
IONv. ;C PAlAu; PIP, Ftiixs Lurds s. c.
San Juan, w. EIp; Do Sol& Il r Ramreg
BAIasqaide Is CO, s. en- G; CAldcro
| Avies d %; r Abert q srmAnoa; PAla
clos y CO; PIP, Mullslht e j. X rbe
IG. Wood; Cerecsdo HsrmAnus " e
Bernardo Farnand z; A Suarez Il LG
Andr Crosas, PIP. F E G Alsu & 6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-23
G0LFO QUE AR0E

Una gran area de terreno del G oil
10 de Mexico ealA ardiendo en llama {
que brotAn de lA terra.
La srupei6n, aeg6n SO cree, tlere
~ origsn en- los mismos dissurbioS
tsrreIlres que han conmovido la ciu
dad de San FrsnCiseo. La eorHsgra
zion ha lido comunicAda por vAriou
buQues que han llegAdo al Go,f1 d.
Mex co.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-23

(") ElIas nCtlcIAs de Hun scao, y
las do iguAl fndole que Logan dc di
versos puntos dc 10 las, y, por regla
general todos los escritcs que llevan
una frmA, aparecen siemsre bsi 10
responsahili1ad txslusivA de aus IN
torres IN de 10 Rsd&cei6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-23

vioa los denaJ trAmilea ls asA conce
dido 10 que en- la miSma soliCitA.
EH ahogado de la parts AclorA 81
Lstra do don A Antonio Alvarez Nava.
ExtsndidA baio mi fEmA en- s An
Juan de Puerto Rico & VENTS de Julio
de mil novscientos tels,
Jcst 3 Tigsras,
Secretary.
Por 7. @ Psres AsmirUty
Sub seeretario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-23
Dr. Victor NJ, Gutierrez

A6iiso CtruiAno. Ex aIumno 10
serro psusion pcr opcalei6n. Ca
usa P1srio Rc1.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-23
Ba|nearIO de Coam0
{ ssarrno. Puerto Rfct.

Pni oclvenio heck con 10 suca.
sion UssTa, continue 81 ffense ds d.
cho esls blscimiento por ua sHa mss,
al pcSs : aproximari 20 Ia Temporal
da dc versno cnyA d. prircipio 81 10
de Mayo pr6ximo, tspGo especial gus.
10 en- ofreosrms movements oil pdblico
er gensssl , & mia nuneYc,oa amigos
or particular, tpiendo acdoa Ii ssgp.
dad que eono dc bre, proeu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-23

En- esta lmprenta Sc vende
papel viei6 a 81 el quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-23

rar6 dsiAr Rlsamente eomplAsldoG {
cusntas g. utea hon ar con au AsiaAen.
ciA el sBSlnearlo de CoAmo4
Presios de hoEpedaie por semGnaat
Una persona, diArio $3.50,
NiiIos J crisdoS preCioa eonveneio'
males.
Para m&s informes diriglrSe & I'D
4rrendatA
JUAN ROIX.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18

withheld in waiting for a better market
opportunity.
The attempt to put up prices OF stocks
also met with more immediate oDstruc-
uon IN the form Of large offerings, thc
source Of which left room for the sus-
pielon that liquidation of long holdings
was iii progress. Reading suffered some
thing from the uncertainty over the an
thracite labor outlook and from the re-
ports of riotous outbreaks in the coal
regions. PENNSYLVANIA, on the contrary.
was conspicuously strong although this
was accomplnied by a coptinuai feeding
out Of the convertible bonds of the com
pany. The Pennsylvania subsidiary
stocks followed il in rotation with ad.
vances while selling was in progress ut
other points. Tie appcarance Of specu
lative liquidation in Amalsamatcd Copper
Wits "t large sentimental effect. Prices
We're at the lowest during the final hour
hut closed with some recovery and with
an Irregular tone.
Bonds were steady. fetal sales, par
value. $3,2000O0. United States new As
declined Z: Per cent. on call.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
CHICAGO Produce Market.
Chicago, April i

Chicago, ApTll ~.
Firm cables and a sharp advance in the
~ ic. of cash wheat 1T Minneapolis Great
cd a strong tone today in the local wheat
market, the May option closing with 4
net gam OF "a, corn and oats Were prac-
1Ically unchanged Provisions were un-
changed To NI ,l=c. lower.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WtIEAT-No. = May, SOS; July, Disd4
Sert., 7SgrlM.
CORN-No. > May. 467at47; July. 1911
II; Sept, 49,.
OATS No. : May. 31Am7s; July. Soi.N7s;
Sept, 293i.
MESS PORK-May, 100; July. 1855;
Sept, lt.3I Z.
IARD-Auy, SD; July, $50; Sept, 9.o2l2.
SHORT klBS-May, Sul.; july, eS,az;
Sept, $50
Cash quotations were as follows:
FiOCR-Dull and steady.
WtiIAI-No. > spring, S0MS2I:; No. 8,
1.jmSl; No. = red, SSls0TJs4.
COltN-No. ,, 41A; No. . yellow. 4s13
OATs-No. >, 3l7s; No > white. 331sGl34;
No. ) white, 3ia,M32.
EIE-No. :. Gli-ftG2h.
BARLEI-GoUd feeding. 39fi4l
M.ALTlNCi-Fair to cho.ce 45Gl0
FLAN SEEDING. !, 1.EI-; No / north
western, IlJl@.
TIMOTHY SEED-3.17l@.
MESS PORk-lG15 15NilG.10.
LARD-N.12l:f
SHORT RIBS SlDES-Loose. S70GtS. 50
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-Boxed, 9l0l3
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
Boston Produce Market,

Boston, April IT,
ll.ol R-tirm; mill shipments, spring
tDRN-t1uiet; No. 3 yellow, 80
DATS-tluiet; No. clipped white. 40
13.:,0015
MILL FE!ED-Nery firm.
SPRING BRANN-22u22j
MINED FEED-23U2j.
COTTON SEED MEAGl-3O.JO .JOT3125.
PORk-Steady. unchanged.
LARD-Stcady, unchanged
EEEF[lull ana easy; extra heavy,
I.AMBS-Firm: 9Fi1O.
NEALS-Nery steady; 11612la.
Bt.ITER-Quict; northern, 23k M2fE.
CitEESE-tilm; York state. 1i4lf2.
EGGS-Firm; choice, 2l422; eastern, %
al.
APPLES-Firm prices unchanged
POT 1ATOES-Firm; Green Mountains 90:
HebrnnS ~
GAR-Steady on basis Of 47O for
granulatcd
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
Boston Stock Market.
Boston, April II.
New York Produce Market.
New York. April

New York, April Il.
FIOTR-Recripts li.i54; exports, G19l
sales, 1870: firmly held with trade quiet;
winter straights, 3.6iGt39O.
rORN-Rcceipts Ss.i50: sales. G0.O00
SPOT frm: No. , - nominal elevator and
- nominal + o b af.ott; No. = yellow, ;t;
No. white. 56.
OATS-Recoipts. 142 SO: spot steady;
mixed oats, 26f,32 lbs. 37M57l.; natural
white. 30Tt3@ lbs, 3%n39; clipped white, IS
q 10 his, 39fti11s
WHEAT Receipts. 1900; sales 4,10o 900:
spot firm; No. , red. 81 nominal elevator;
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
New York Cotton Market,

New York. April II.
Sl.ot closed quiet 10 points higher Mid
ding upiinIs. 11.90; do. gulf, 12.15 Sales,
15J bales.
Galveston firm. liz; Charleston steady.
ia; Memphis steady. 11as; New Orleans
firm. il !-lS: Mobile firm. ia; Savannah
steady II ZIG.
Net receipts for four days. 1927
Exports 70 Great Britain. PATS: to
France 26;I; to the continent. 37,13l; to
Japan, 20.
Stock, 69i,113
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18

NAV be ready for early fishing. AS
IRE sent conditions indicate mat the ice
will go out soon, some predict fishing
before May l.
The warm weather and rain of the
last few days have greatly diminished
the run of sap and unless the nights
are considerably colder, will dry the
trees up. The season, though short.
has been a very profitable one, as the
yield has been good and prices high.
Herbert Leighton, head carpenter
for Reuel Noyes, who is remodeling
Chas. AustinS house, spent Sunday
at his home in Augusta.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Yeaton have en-
tered the employ Of the Austin Hotel
Co. Mr. Yeaton lost a good horse and
wagon in IA fire near Sinithfield where
a numbering crew were quartered III Il
farmhouse The fire occurrel last Fri
day and buildings and contents We're
a total loss. Three horses were burned.
The Co-operative Manufacturing Co.
have hired part of the old Rollins
house and will occupy it as Il board :
ing house for their help.
Willis /. Damren spent several days
in Lewiston ana Auburn last week.
Russell Morrill, has resigned his
position with one of the leading real
estate agencies of Boston, and returned
home on account of III health.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
Chicago Cattle Market.

CA,rrrr Chicago, April Il.
PRIME steers, 4Uh33i. "
,,.il!' ilC1iS-Rec cipts, 1000; choice to prime
g. '''i'' ~ -"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
q
Indian
William ]. Vessey of Alcoma,

William ]. Vessey Of AIcOma, Ihulan
Territory.
Simon Mosher has sold his farm to
Orlando j. Varney of Smithfield.
Wilson Clement and Lewis Yeaton
lost a nice team in a set of farm build
ings that We're burned in Slnithfeld
FRIDAY morning. The buildings be
longed to AlonZo Graves. No insur-
ance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. i. Joice have re
turned to Dedham. Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18

No. red, 9lA . b afioat: No northern
Duiuth g0. o b afioat.
OUT MEATS-Steady , .ooo,o o.
IApD-Steady; western prime, S.DnS."1i
refined. steady.
iITTTEI;-Firn, unchanged; receipts,
772l. .,.o,. raooi,,,. % e7e
TATOES-Weak; Bermuda, new, per
mi 4MG10; Florida, new. 3M5.3o; south
trn, second crop 1.5Odt3; Maine and other
anetarn per bag, 22U02.2J; state ana
.ot,4rn 22JG255; foreign, 2.10n2.2I.
SI;I;AR-Raw, weak; refined. quiet.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18

dairies H. !" w.
Eti,iS-tIrm; at market. cases included.
u; firstS, Il: prime firsts lG: extr.ts ~
CliEESE--Easy; 11012 r.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
WiNDSCRVILLE.

Merrill Brothers have been saving
up {. |. Yorks wood with their gaso-
line engine.
Joseph Banks of Weeks Mills was
a recent visitor in town.
Mrs. Sidney Bowman Fish was the
guest of Mrs Sarah Melvin Friday.
Charlie Crummit is at work in a. ].
Dodge's mill.
Mrs. Mary Blastow, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Edward
French, has returned to her home.
George Dare of Virginia has bought
Bowman COOper's farm anl will soon
take possession.
Mrs. Hattie Greeley spent Sunda y
with her old friend, Mrs. Melissa Jack
sen.
Wall Colby sold two large yoke Of
oxen last week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished Daily by }. J. QuinIan e. Co.,
Office, Opera House Block, Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
MON MOUTH.

The spring term of common schools
in this town opened Monday with the
following corps of teachers: North
Monmouth Grammar, Miss Coombs;
North Monmouth Primary, Verna
Leadbetter: Center Grammar, Grace
Thompson: Centre Primary, Miss Hig-
gins; Neck, Florence Packard; Lyon,
Inez Marston; South. Edith Haynes:
Warren, Lorena Cochrane; Norris Hill,
Ada Jeffery; East, Anna Longfellow.
The recent big rain storm has done
much toward settling the roads and
taking the frost out of the ground.
Rev. Harry Orburn has finished his
labors at East Monmouth and taken
UP his residence in the southern part
of the town.
Arthur Fogg and family have moved
to Greene.
1t is expected that the new saw
mill will be started again in about
three weeks.
The school at the academy is to
continue four weeks longer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
ROM {.

A pair Of twin baby girls were new
suests in the family of G.. A. Lew
decker. Sunday morning.
A. p, Dudley has sold his farm to
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
VASSAl BORO.

News was received here last week
of the death of Mrs. Bertha jackson
at Thorndike April Z. She was the
wife of Arthur Jackson, formerly of
this Station. Mrs. Jackson made
many friends in this place While liv-
ing here She was kind and oblig-
ing neighbor and true friend, and all
mourn her sad death.
Edwin Goliath of Oakland passed
the Sabbath at his home in this viii
lage.
Owing to the bad storm of Sunday
there We're no services held at the
Congregational church Sunday after
noon.
The town officers are to meet with
the committee of r. w. Mullen Post
Edwin Barrows and r. w. Pitts, in
company with the citizens of the town
at the soldiers monument lately erect
ed. next Monday. April %, at East
Fassalboro. for the purpose Of fixing
the grounds and getting ready for ded-
ication.
| N9ssalboro w. c. T. IT, will meet with
MRS Gustayus Hussey. Nav 2d. AS II il
| the annual meeting, the reading of re
| pofts ana election of officers will take
place. Full attendance is desired.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
RiV ERSlDE,

virgil Wentworth left here Monday
Tor south Gardiner TO take charge Of
a section there for the NJ. G. r r
His FAMILY will go Tuesday. Augustus
wentworth has also gone to work with
him. Win
Edgar Bailey bought a pair of fine
work horses last week. five vears ola
weighing $500 pounds. of IT ST. u
son. Damariscotta.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-02-02
CITY AND COUNTRY.

Major john. Holman of Yankton,
Senator Candles law partner, was in
the city on business Tuesday.
WANTED-Stock hogs. Will pay
5 cents for hogs under 40 pounds I'M
til Feb. s. j. FL. HALBERT.
Henry ALT, the insane man, who
was in charge Of the county official for
some days, has been sent to the asy-
lum at Yankton.
WANTED-Men, women, boys and
girls to represent McClure's Magazine.
Good pay. Address 81 East 23rd ST.,
New York City.
Mrs. P. S. Munger of Howard, S. ID /,
wife of the editor of the Howard
Spirit, visited several days this week
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. p. j.
Searle.
We are informed that.W. S. Cooley
has purchased property in California
and will make his home there. Mrs.
Cooley's health has been much better
since they wento out there.-Claremont
Record.
n. E. Carnine, manager of the Da-
kota Farmer, left Wednesday morning
for Mitchell to attend the state breed
ers' meeting there. From Mitchell
Mr.. Carnine will go to Chicago, return
ing in about ten days.
Rev. J. M. Campbell of the Presby-
terian church will deliver an illustrat-
ed address Sunday evening on "Mor-
monism." DR.. Campbell uses a series
of special stereoptican views which
are declared to be unique and decided
ly interesting.
The inmates Of the county bas:ile
number eight at the present time,
five being federal charges. One Daniel
Runs the Enemy, who is in for horse
stealing, will soon go at large, a bond
being signed by Senators Whitlock
and Hughes.
Herman Greeburg and Miss Sophia
Schumm were married Monday even
ing, Rev. Il. j. Dent officiating. Mr.
and Mrs. Greenburg will reside ir
Aberdeen as Mr...Greenburg is n O
the Dakota Central Telephone com
pany's employees.
The firm of Dillingham; g. Trip
jewelers., has been dissolved by The
retirement of Mr.. Dillingham; who i
succeeded by G. T. Kirkpatrick. TIL
new firm will be known as o. B. Trip
s. Co. MIR. Dillingham; will remain
with them for some time.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-02-02
24o acre improved farm adjoining
Tacoma park for s25 per acre.
BURNS LAND Co., Aberdeen.

j Ctlut tuiN - |
BURNS LAND Co., Aberdeen
Mrs. C. L. Parkhurst from Llvonia'
N. d., a sister of Mrs, A. l.. Aldrlcn,
Mrs. p. 7. Burns and Mrs. ), y
Kinney, arrived Tuesday evening Tor d
visit, two children accompanying her.
John Cook, present deputy Y. ).
Marshall for the northern district,
who succeeded Dan Collins, is taking
steps to secure a reappGintment under
the new marshall. 1t is said that II
he is appointed he is likely to remove
from Selby to this city.
Louise Ellen Getman was granted a
divorce by Judge Mccoy on Monaay
from Geo. FL Getman. The ground
for the action was desertion. 1t Will
be remembered that her husband lett
for parts unknown about a year ago,
thus terminating a rather brief mari
tai experience.
The partnership which has existed
for some tine between MessrS, Dow,
Dissotell & Dow has been dissolved.
| The firm OF Dow and Dow will
continue the business. Mr.. DISC
tell, who is generally recognized
as an expert in the line of iron
working, will open up a shop in the
city later on.
Webster's dictionaries " in great
demand since the announcement of
the kimball piano contest, now being
conducted by Macarthur & Son. TIC
forestall disappointment this paper
desires to say that the dictionary in
this office is indispensable and is used
several times each day-sometimes
evening hours.
Two Potter county men, who have
confidence in him. recently signed
bonds to the amount of $500 fol
Daniel Runs the Enemy, a Cheyenne
Sioux brave who has been in Jail some
4, time awaiting trial before the federal
court on a charge of horse stealing,
u. r. Hughes and j.. +. Whitlock are
the bondsmen.
1t was rumored about town last
Saturday that the Milwaukee was
about to transfer O. f. Waller, divi.
sion freight agent, to another point,
A large number of prominent bushes:
men got together that afternoon anC
passed resolutions declaring that such
a move would be detrimental to the
business interests of the road and O.
the city.
The four crooks, who were arrested
in Aberdeen last fall, have all beer
convicted at Tyndall. of bank robbery
Their names were "Jocko" Wilson
Fred Barton, John Burns and Carroll
The latter got thirteen year aid 81!
months in the penitentiary; Burn
drew ten years and six month
and the two fourteen years and 81,
months each.
Forester FL. Smith, president Of tn
State Agricultural society was i
town Tuesday on his way to the liy
stock show at Mitchell. His missio
is to see breeders in this state VIII
took exhibits to Sioux City last yea
and try and induce them to favor thei
5 own state fair, in cast the conflict {
], dates again occurs. He was iOine
here in the morning by E. j. Mathe
! of GrotoH, who accompanied him I
Mitchell.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-02-02
Common Colds are the Cause Of
Many Serious Diseases.

physicians who have gained a
national reputation on analysis Of the
cause Of various diseases, claim that
II catching cold could be avoided a
long list Of dangerous ailments would
never be heard OF. Every one knows
that pneumonia and consumption
originate from a cold, and chronic
catarrh, bronchitis and all throat and
lung trouble, are aggravated and
rendered nor serious by each fresh
attack. Do not risk your life or take
chances when you have a cold.
chamberlain's Cough Remedy viii
cure II before these diseases develop.
This remedy contains no opium, .
phine or other harmful drug and has
thirty years of reputation back az it.
gained BY its cures under every condi.
tion. For sale by all druggists.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-02-02
NEW SPRING GOODS

NEW SPRING GOODS
have just received the mos.
comnIete line of Spring SUI.
ines and Pants goods ever oIs.
DIayed in Aberdeen, cons's.,nS
If Serses, Chevlots, etc. u you
want a nice suit, made in up-tO.
date style, and by f'rst-c'dss
w~orkmen,s.caIl on
B. II. KORSEDAHl,
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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-02-02

The celebrated Edison phono9ranh.,
and gold moulded records AT Esai np w
Il6 second avenue east. Open even.
F-0,
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-02-02

LOST-Black and white dog, Cor.
don setter, without collar, black ears
and heavy black streak across should
ers. Notify j. II. HERRErr, Aber-
deem, S. d., for reward. F9