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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-21

MEETINGS TOMORROW. French Canadian band. 1 St Joseph's T. A. society. L'Union Fraternelle Francais. St Thomas's Holy Name society. Hendricken council, No 36, K. of ,.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-21
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Bakers union. < Waterbury Burns club.
 Nosahogan lodge school meeting.
 Amalgamated Society of Machin- its, Toolmakers, etc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06
ASAMBLEA LEGISLATIVE
COnSejo Executive
SESSION. DE EsTA WANANA

Esta mafiana 90 reuni6 { las dis2
el Conseio Executive, presidisndo MI
Post,
Do lego sl informe del gobernadol
Mr. Winthrop comunicando que con
fscha do aver frm6 10 Icy dsterminan
do las personss que pusden celebrar
matrimonios. Por dicha ley qusdau
dsrogAdos los artisulos 1877 & Isl. ri
srticulo 152 SO sprueba con Ia enmien.
do siguiente:
Sscci6n 8. FL funcionario encsr.
gado del rsgistro civil tendrA derecho
4 percibir cincuenta ceutsvos de do
liars por inscribir Ia declaration y
nota On sl libro de matrimonios, el
csal dsrecho deber& cobrar el esle
brante q les parties contratantes re
mitirlo con 10 Selarasi6n y nota & la
persona sncargada del Registro, y 10
omission de este requisite apareiarA
una multa m&xima de diez dollars
qns podra cobrarse en- juicio al infas.
tor ante cualquier tribunal.
Mr.. Grahams solicita que sl g.
B. SO spara protsger los caminos In
sulares, 8 i'm psdir IL crueldad con los
animsless psss al Comit6 dc Obras
P1blicas.
Mr.. Willoughby propuso 10 dis.
Gus On del bill Ga para enmsndar el ii.
tulo TX del C6digo Polftlco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06

Mr.. Willoughby dice: sssors
conssisrns. M nssesito haplsr mueAo
para sxplicar las asignacionss que
contiens 10 ley.
Solo mauifsstark que sl prssu-
pussto do este afio 90 1l4.0Oo dollars
mas que el anterior, por las csntida
dadss que h mos dsaignado para 10
policfs insular, Cortss insularss =
kleccioneS, ,aueIslcsnzan an q una suma do
IS 600 dollsrz. Con excspci6n do %.
tss tres partidss los gsstos no aumsn.
tan nj disminuysn.
Durants el curao de los debates
ire inforMando 10 opin!6n dc los CON.
ssisros.
Mr.. Post indie6 que al sargent, ],
Do srmas % le ampliass oil tSrmino
do ssrvisio & 120 dias on vsx do &C.
seats, como sirve On Ia actualidad.
ri seHor del Vale secunda Ia idea
del seiior Post y presenta una moei6n.
Mr.. Wllloughby SO opuso al gu
mento dc susldo, rechszando sl ar
gumento de que el sargsnto do armas
do la Csmara dl.f"ute mil dollars
anuales.
Sc suspends la session 4 las docs y
media. Eits tarde las dos continda
el Conseio 10 discussion dc los Presu.
puestos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06
DESDE COMER|O

Ha tisitado este pueblo, un sefior
americana, y ha hscho avsnces de di-
nero, q euenta do tabaco do 10 pr6xim .
cosechs. Los tsrratsnientss, sst&n dc
placsmes, pues esso augurs porvenir
para Ia referida hnia.
No, asf, humo de psias, 90 le do
dinero, ain msyorss exigencias, On o.
to epoca de vsrdadero patriotismo.
-Ha dAdo magnfteo resultado On
este pueblo, 10 sub -Estaei6n do la
<Aunemia Commissions, & cargo de
nuestro buen amigo el doctor don
Martin o do La Rosa. De los indi.
viduos presentados q curaci6n, alrede.
dor do 5000, rssultaron eafermos 1890,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06
NOTAs De PONCE
Las festas de les bemberos
Anlmadas y espleadidas.
Actos diversos.
DOS INCENDIOs
I'm la Central francesa. Go.
hete que revent6 en- un Ca
1averal. I'm diseurso.

Terminaron les festas que 10 ciu.
dad do Ponce celebr6 en- obsequio de
su simpatico cuerpo do bomberos. Ja.
mas hsbismos pressneiado festas tan
esplendidss FL cornetfn de orden
jose Maria Pacheco fu6 el agraciado
con la casa que el municipio de Pom.
% regalaba q sus bomberos.
FL simulacro veri6cado aver en-
una casa incsndiada y en- sl hip6dro-
mo demostr6 una manera palpabls to-
do 10 que puede el cuerpo de Bombs
ros. No obstante cstar complstamente
impregnada do petr6leo y LENA de
eombustible 81 parte bsia, los bombe
ros trabsiaron de tel manera que el
fuego no pudo destruir toda 10 casa.
Fueron muy aplaudidos por el nume-
roso pnolico que asisti6 al acto.
Aver con motive de los fuegos
artihciales que 20 quemaron en- el hi.
p6dromo, un cohete revent6 en- uno
do los cafiaverales dc Ia hacienda ere
parada, de Ia Central francesa, oca-
sionando un .ligsro incendio que .fu6
Embellishments sofocado por los bonn
beros y autoridades que acudieron al
sltio. POGO tempo despu6s Sc declare
otro incendio en- otro caiiaveral de 10
misma hacienda dc alguna conaidera-
ci6n, suponiendose intentional. El
iefs del cuerpo nueatro amigo don Ju.
lio Roaich, orden6 10 salida inme iiata
dc cincuenta hombres del cuerpo. El
captain de Ia poliefa senior silen di6
sus Order res, destacando una psreja de
gua' dias para Ia vigilancia.
-AdemSs de Ia casa que indica.
M mas arriba, 90 sortearon entire
los bombsros oeho prcmios en- meta.
lico de 20, II, 8, y cinco de pesos,
estos i timos otorgsdos por la bens
fsctora del cuerpo Dofia Francisco
Paz viuds de Cabrera.
En- Ell barrio 10 Tore puso hn
q sus dlas ell vecino Manuel Alnenor
Alvarez, disparandose un tiro de1e
v6lver; igualments Nszsrio Gonzalez
y Berries, veciuo dc Ia Playa, 80 sui
cid6 con arms de fuego.
Brillante fue el discurso pronun.
ciado por nuestro alcalde, en- en- el &C.
TO de verifsar ell sortso de la casa
regalada al cuerpo de Bomberos.
CoRRESPoNsAL,.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06
En- Il AYUNTAM|EATO
Session celebrada el dltimo lu.
nes con asistencia de
once concejales.
SOBRE UN AcUERDO
Carcel de Puerta de TERRA.
Condolences de una subas.
ia. ta.-Recomendaciones.
SOBRE UN ACUERDO

No habiendo consurrido On la se.
si6n sntsrior las dos tercsras parties
del ndmsro fetal de Conceialss para
poder tonar el seusrdo sobre modif.
caci6n del artisu)o ~ dc 10 Ordenanxa
votsds On Ia do Ssptismbrs dltimo 20.
bre vsnta del sdifeio conooido Dor
Carssl do Puerta de Tierrs, requisite
indispensable ssgdn ID Session IS do
10 Ley Municipal, con el fn dc que
aqusl aeusrdo sea Waldo y toda vsx
que en- este aeto 10 encusntra prsssnts
el ndmsro de Concejslss requsridos
por squslla disposition legal, 10 Cor
porsci6n rAsihca On todAs sus parties
el scuerdo tornado en- 10 sssi6n ante
rior, en- el ssntido de que el sxprsssdo
articulo % de 10 "a citAda Ordsnanx
do Is dc Ssptiembrs dltimo, qusds re-
dactsdo en- 10 siguiente forma:
<Artfculo %. Que sl tipo sue ser
virS do base para 10 sabasta ssrA
sl dc ochenta mil dollars (e0, ,oO0) en-
que ha aido tasado .sl sdiAsio per
el Ingenisro de 10 ciudad.s
Acuerda ademas el Coneslo que
csrtidcsci6n dc dc eate acusrdo y del
anterior, ssf como do la Orden anxa
modifeada sea remitida al Sserstario
de Puerto. Rico los efsctos do gu
Aprebaci6n,
Ell Alcalde de la ciudad rsmits
el pliego dc condolences para la vsnta
por subssta del sdifcio Caresl pdhli.
CO, csso de que por oil Sserstario do
Puerto Rico 90 aprusbs Ia modi6ea.
ci6n introdueida en- 10 ordsnanzs vo'
tsds para efactuar squslla vsnts, y
fu6 acuerdo por unanimidad sprobar
dicho pliego dc condicionss y deaig.
mar en- Comisi6n para formar psrts en-
union del senior Alcalde, de 10 Junta
de subasta, & los aehorss Rodriguez
Sierra y Rivero.
Ell senior preaidents rsoomienda
que el despscho de los asuntos que 90
sometan Comisiones 40 veritique On
un plszo que no exeeds de disz dias,
eu bien de los intereses municipsles,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06

Fl sefior Diaz Navarro expuso
que no sstando en- el Conssjo sl doc.
tor Barbosa podfa dsjarss el bill para
discutirse mas tarde.
Per mayorfa 90 acord6 fnsra
dissutido el proyscso de Icy del Tsso.
zero do Puesto Rico.
Mr.. Willoughby prssnt6 una on.
misnda 10 secci6n lis { I'm de "a.
rsntizar al Tssorero sl cobro de les
eontribuciones.
I'll sefor Disz Navarro combati6
Ia enmisnda, por oponerae { 10 Icy
Hipotecaria.
La Tesorerfa tiens ell derscho de
cobrar sus contribuciones Gu el ter.
mino de un afo. 81 se dejan pasar
suatro einco, sin cebrar dichss CON
tribuciones, no estando 6stas insert.
tas on el rsgistro dc la Propied I'D re-
sultara un obstaculo para facilitar 10
contribution. Con el derecho prefe-
rente que le do 10 ley Nipotecaria do
dos amos esta perfsctaments garxntido
sl Tesoro para eiecutar 10 propisdad.
Mr.. Willoughby prefers que se
posponga indeHnidamente el bill an
tes de aceptar ninguna enmiends.
FL senior Diaz Navarro considers
muy rsdicales las ideas del Tssorero,
y por ESQ teme que dlcho bill encusn.
ire oposici6n. Iusiste sobre el hesho
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06
VEATAJAS 4 F|U1|AAS,

En- 10 Camara de Representatives.
en- Washington ha sido spro bado por
25o votos contra II. el proyecto de
ley admitiendo en- los Estados Uni
dos, libres de dertchos, todos los
productos flipinos, exception hecha
del szdcar, del tsbs co y el arroz.
Estos productos exeeptuados pa.
garan un rs por ciento, segdn Ia tari
fa Dinglsy hasta el primero de Abril
de 1909, en- que serAn admitidos libres
de derecho tambien por el cabotaje
que para entonces 90 establecerk en-
ire los Estsdos Unidos y las 1slas FL
lipinas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06
L|GA De MUN|C|P|OS

FL Alcalde de Lsjss ha remitido &
10 ofcina de la Liga de Municipios,
uu acuerdo de aqael Ayuntamiento,
en- cuyo acuerdo Sc expresa que IL alu-
dida corporation eacord6 un&nime
mente su adhesion q los elevados fines
que persigue 10 Liga dc Ayuntamien.
tos dc Puerto Rico.s III acuerdo 90
de fscha "a de Enero dltimo.
Fl expressdo Alcalde dice adem6s
que aer& remitida en- breve, 10 quota
para sostenimiento do 10 Liga,
iAplaudimos & Lsiasl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06

de que la Camara quisrs consagrar
los principios Dc 10 10y Hipotscaria
mientras sl Tssorsro pretsnds dero-
CARLOS.
Toda 10 Legislation psrsnts On
Pto. Rico ss On favor.de 10 abolici6n
de hipetscss lsgalss 8 hipoteeas tiei-
tas, que constituyen un psligro para
10 contradiction. Entisnds que 10 on
misnda que prsssnt6 no irrogs psrjui'
clio al Estado. diciendo que Este ten
dr& preferencia para ssta ablsser sus
reclamsciones cada des afos.
Los seiiores Fsuills y Sanchez
Morales apoyan 10 enmisnda del Te
sorero.
La snmienda del seflor Dias Ma.
varro deefa asf que Ia prsfersnsia
que se eoncsds sl tesoro dc Puerto
Rico, on ordsn del cobro do sontribu-
clones see 10 prefsrsncia fundamental
de 10 Icy hipotecaria.
Be puso & votaci6n y ilS rschazA
do por mayoria.
III bill "a pasar& Ala comtsi6a res
psciivs con las enmiendas hsehas &
fun de ser reimpreso
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06
La curaci0n de las Hernias

Sc sursn eanente RAGUERo ampsno
obtend
Bguetos banda
Be mandan ratanlsuts pidan prssos
Censuas ses yds2a5 Tua 2 altos Apartado 0 San Juan r.
AVSO-A
22 de srpar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06

SO han curado 1927 y los demas eatAn
be 10 tratamienso.
En- el regiatro civil de este pue.
bio correspondence Enero. Defun.
clones Il, naeimlentos 2s, matrimo
MOS s, De les deflnciones, blancos,
II, mestizos, 2, negros l. varones s
hembras Q, fetos 3 ERNESTO.v,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06

En- ssta lmprenta &c ven.
de papel vlelo do periodico 4
dos pesos el quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06

A las oncs y media Mr.. Post
anuneia que Va { discutirss la ley del
presupuesto para el gobisrno dc Pusr.
10 Rico,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06
CONcuRSO AEROSTAT|CO

I'll domingo 81 del corriente 90
efectuara on Paris un corcurso aeros
tktico International, en- el que toma'
ran porte l3 globos, de ellos 7 fran.
cs,es, uno ipgles, uno italiano, uno
russo, uno belga, uno sspahol y uno
norts-americsno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06
A Iaju barah De Pence 4 San Juan Pueb|W InteIne
des De IA caneta central,

L de rsres oQ parpa pso fecha
Sab servo do dos
sgantss los saldrAn Microbes
Dirirse en- Pence al <Hosl MelM
PRRCIOS POR CADA A6IEN1O
Do Ponce San Juan 800 De Abonito
JuaHa Dias & Saa JuaA 4.5o 4 Cayey <2ee
Ceamo <40o Csguss LEO
sda rayss entire los nsnonados pubos
sAsro Sl de- oes kuos.
AvIso acrsdiada nb
San astado
rssb
MsG del Rsloi Central
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1906-09-04

Continued on page three.)
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1906-09-04
ROUTE OF The
MILWAUKEE LINE
llioh Official of the Road Says
Montana Railroad Will Be I'm.
p0rtant Feeder. +n

st. Paul. Sept. LIB. w. Dixon
northwestern passenger agent Of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul, today
gave out the first iffiicial statement
as to the route to be followed by that
road In building its extension west
from Glenham, 8. D., to Butte, Mont
From Glenham the road will pass
through Norman and Shannon coun-
ties. in South Dakota, cutting through
the southwest corner Of North Dakota
in Hettinger and Bowman counties
From there it will run into Custer
county, Montana
The road crosses the Northern Pa
cidc at Terry Mont, and parallels
that road and the Yellowstone river
to Miles City and Forsyth; then It
strikes off in a northwesterly direct
ion to the Musselshelll river, In Vel
lowstone county, following the river
to Harlowton and Lombard. Here the
Montana railroad, in operation from
Lewistown to Harlowton, will connec,
as a feeder.
From Lombard, the main line will
cross the mountains to Butte, which Is
as far as the line is definitely To-
Gated.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1906-09-04

DeKalb, Tmos Beck, Nels Nelson
John Charters, Frank Currie, David
Hilger, M. L. Woodman, H. ]. Kelly
Firman Tullock, Jocob Harmon
James L. Martin. Alternates-E C
Bryant, William M. Blackford, Julius
Peterson, E. w. Mettler, John w. Beck
Fl. c. James. J. w. Kinzel, John Eos.
ter, Ed Silverthorne, ]. P. Barnes
Tom Stout, Roy E. Ayers, D. H
eagle, Marion Leach.
East Lewfstown-Matt Regan, Al
Dahl. Nose Shull, AL Mansell, J. w
Hughes, w. D. Kimball and c. b
Noble. Alternates-A. J. Johnson
Thos. Parsons. Victor Content, John
Strong, B. Johnson, J. c. Hogl and
John Rash.
Kendall-E. H. Campbell, William
Graham. H. I. Shaw. B. Bernier, Thos
Bromley. Curry, ]. S. Kelly, E. p
Durnen and George Curtis.
Gilt Edge-E. C. Abbott, Jos. Wells
Robert Mungal, D. s. Linebarger and
Thomas Dignan.
Moore-James Cape and J. H. Hens
ley.
Garneill-George Libby. b. c. White
and ]. E. Doores.
Flatwillow-No primary held.
Grass Range-John Mabry and Lew
Griffith.
Maiden-Frank Sage and Henry
Born.
Stuart-Henry Burnett and Nrurch
Dryden.
Forest Grove-T. M. Shaw.
Stanford-L. S. Butler and Robert
Shelton.
The republican delegates so far as
heard from are:
West Lewistown-A. B. Lehman, ].
C. Huntoon, w. A. Hedges, r. D.
Young, D. c. White, Frank Day, I. M.
Hobensack, Edward Brassey, C. M.
Kelly and T. J. Tubb.
East Lewistown-Edward McDon-
nell S. w. Pennock, ], T. Clegg, Os-
car Bergeron and William McGlen-
ming.
Gilt Edge-H. NJ. Rae, J. II. Nc
Cormick Charles Edwards DR.. Lack
ey and E. J. Rule.
Kendall-William Newton, T. r.
Matlock. Tom Riser and DIR. SHute.
Moore-Robert Shaw and r. E.
Rice.
Garnelll-John Johnson and w. H.
Peck.
Grass Range-B. F. Moulton and
David Forman.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1906-09-04

would have pleased the crowd. It wa
a peculiar and interesting game in
many respects. First one team would
be in the lead. than the other, Lew
istown finally landing victory by @
large score. But the game was play.
ed under distracting conditions. The
hot prairie and the lack Of seating
accommodations and shade, was such
as to put the crowd In a mood to kick
over league game. Then there was
an unusual amount of needless and
uncalled for jangling. The specta
ors do not enjoy that kind of ball
playing.
Lewistown began the scoring by
making three in the first and two runs
were added in the fourth. Two more
runs came in the sixth. one in the
next and five in the eighth, which
ended the run getting for the fast
visitors.
Kendall began to mark the tally
sheet in the third with three runs.
Two more were made in the next, two
in the sixth, one in the seventh and
one in the last gave Kendall her total
OF nine.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1906-09-04
HELD
LAST SATURDAY

Pursuant to calls by the respective
central committees, the democrats and
republicans held their primaries last
Saturday for the selection of dele
gates to the county conventions. The
republican convention will be held in
Culvers hall, this city next Saturday
while the democrats will assemble in
the county court house one week
later.
The primaries passed off quietly
there being but few contests for
delegations. So far as heard from,
there were no contests whatever at
the republican primaries, the great
harmonizer, Frank E. Smith, having.
had everything settled several days
before the primary was held.
The democrats had two tickets In
west Lewistown precinct and there
was also a contest for the delegation
in Kendall. In East Lewistown pre-
cinct there was but one ticket put up
by the democrats.
The cause Of the two tickets in Lew
istown and Kendall was the contest
which is being waged for the county
attorney nomination between David
Scott and Roy E. Ayers.
Both men had strong tickets in the
field in this precinct and the ends of
democracy would have been conserved
with the election of either ticket
Supporters of the respective candi-
dates made an active canvas for
votes and this resulted in an un-
usually large vote being polled in the
precinct. Everything was thoroughly
good natured, however, and though
the socalled ayers" ticket won the
day by a vote of S6 to 1T, Mr.. Scott
and his friends accepted the result
with the best Of grace
In Kendall a delegation of nine
members. majority of whom are
said to favor the nomination of Ayers
was chosen. The Gilt Edge delegates
of five members Is believed to favor
Scott with the possibility of one or
two Gordon members being among
the number.
The Democrat has been unable to
secure the names of all the delegates
from the various precincts as some
Of the voting places cannot be reach
ed by means Of the telephone. So far
as heard from. the delegates are as
follows:
west Lewistown-J. r. Wunderlin,
N. J. Littlejohn, J. E. Lane, H. L.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1906-09-04

A horse race followed the ball game
ana Daisy Dean, owned and ridden
on by Frank Schwenk carried away
the purse, while the sorrel of Jones
or Forest Grove crowded closely for
second money.
Inc crowd was very large one, and
patient one dispersed, many return
ing to Kendall to see the fireworks
and to take in the ball in Elsner's
new opera house, a fine new structure
which Is credit to the town.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1906-09-04

The first message that I bring from
the old world is message of peace.
The cause of arbitration is making
real progress. in spite of the fact that
the nations most prominent in the es-
tablishment of The Hague tribunal
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1906-09-04
Repairing

Does that rocker squeak so
much that it CRATES on your
nerves and is an annoyance?
Don't you have a few dining
chairs that would look a great
deal better If they were re-
seated? Are any Of your tables
unglued and liable to fall to
pieces at any time? Wouldn't
those chairs look better If they
were given a coat of varnish?
Better call US up and have them
repaired in a workmanlike man.
ner before it is too late and
they are beyond help. Do it to-
day.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1906-09-04
Picture
Framing

We have the largest and most
complete stock of picture frames
and mouldings in Fergus coun-
ty. Don't let that picture lay
around and get spoiled for the
want of frame. We have
dozens of patterns and our i'm
mense fall stock will be in in a
few days. OUR frames fit at
the corners and STAY FIT in
frames as in everything else we
turn out quality work. We also
have full line Of Collins
framelets, both square and ovals
already for insertion of subject,
price 10 cents each. All colors.
Come in and see for yourself,
we always welcome visitors.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1906-09-04
FAvoRs EIGHT-HoUR LAW.

just another word in regard to the
iaboring man. The struggle to secure
an eight-hour day is an International
struggle and 1t is sure to be settled in
1avor OF the working man. The bene-
nts OF the labor saving machinery
nave not been distributed with equity.
The producer has enormously multi
piled his capacity, but SO far the own.
er of the machine has received too
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1906-09-04
Upholster.
ing

We do nothing but first class
upholstering. all work guaran-
teed. II you have a couch that
needs recovering. a rocker that
is too valuable to be thrown
away, yet is worthless as It is,
or a cosy corner which you
want some cushions for. Call
up the big housefurnish;ng store
we will be glad to give you an
estimate of the cost and rest
assured the piece will be in
better condition than when it
was new, for we wish to inn
press upon your mind that If a
job of this kind is worth doing
at all it is worth doing we'll.
The longer you delay job Of
this kind the more it costs to
make the necessary repairs and
the shorter the life of the piece.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1906-09-04
Our Upho|s-
teIing and
Repair De-
partment

In connection with our house,
furnishing establishment we
have a first class upholstering
and repair department, pre-
sided over by an experienced
man who served an apprentice.
ship Of thirteen years in an
upholstering shop. Nothing but
first class work is allowed to
leave our shop, every Job is
given the most careful attention
and we always are crowded with
work.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-24
A COUNCIL MEETING.
special Session is Called for Monday
 Night.

speciaI Session is Called for Mondas
 Night.
 A special meeting of the City Couneh was yesterday called for o'clock to- morrow night.
 The purposes of the meeting arc:
 TO receive and refer to and appro- priate committee a petition from c E. Bryan asking for sanitary seweras" on Caroline street.
 To receive and act upon reports from the following committees: Finance, san itation, fire; fire and Judiciary; Iran chises. privileges and streets; sidewaik paving and baby bonds.
 At this meeting final action can pc taken on all matters properly oetore the Counc:l and ordinances or resolu- tions pertaining to street Or sidewalk paving may be introduced and reierreu to an appropriate committee.
 It ts likely that the finance conmit7 tee will report on bids for groceries for J1ly, The sanitation committee IS expected to report on the bids already opened for the construction Of drain age sewer in North Montgomery, and Is also expected to submit report on ordinances amending the present milk ordinances. The joint committee or fire and Judiciary may report on the fire escape ordinance, and it Is likely that the joint committee of franchiMs and privileges and streets will have something to say about the failure Of the Montgomery Traction Company to fulfill its fraacG!se agreement on Jef- ferson Davis Avenue.