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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24
BUREAU DEL TEMPO
Servicio cIimatoI6gico en- Ia
isIa. = Observaciones du-
rahte Ia Ultima semana
TEMPO UNIFORME
Promedio de lalluvia en- la is.
la 0.46 pulgada.- .-Lluvia
en- Anasco y Las Marias.

En- las tempsrAturas de esta sema'
na ha habido solsmente poca difsren'
cla de las tenn mperAturas anotadas On
10 semana anterior, pero 10 preeipi.
taci6n ha sido decididamense menor.
La precipitation total fue sntsramsnts
haio 10 normal en- todas les aeceionss.
FL pre- medic do 10 lluvia On toda 10
isla fae 0.46 pulgads.
San Juan. L. temperature media
on 10 semana fue 1872, 8 10 bsio la
normal. Ii temperature mixlma tua
| SO, 10, el die 16; 10 mfnims 1899, sl
dia 10 Preeipitacl6n total OBI pull
gads, 6 0 "a pulgada bajo 10 normal.
Division Norte. ri tempo fre &C.
neralments nublado y con amsnsxas
do llavis, psfo IL prsei pitaei6n tud
ligera on caii todas los estaciones. III
promedio dc 10 precipitation on 10
division fae 0 46 pulgada. Promedios
de dfas llovlosos, L. tempe eatura
mSxtma fas 9lQ; minima, $50.
DivIsi6n Eta. Rsin6 .un tempo
parcialmenis nublado, con ligsros
z aassros ea todas las estaciones. I'll
lprom.dio de 10 precipitation tue 0.74
pulgAda. Fl prom ,dio do dfas lluvio.
sos fle4 Temper atura mxxIma, 93oi
minima, 66q
Division Sur. ri tempo fue &C.
ner I'm snse claro y caluroso, con faer.
tes vieutoE del E. De tres estAeionss
rf1rmau que no llovl6 y 10 cantidAd
que 90 ha regiatrado fa6 0 IA pulgada
On YAuco, El promedio dc 10 preei' :
pitaci6n On 10 division fae 0 Oh pulga-
Ida. Temperature max!ma. 92Q; mini
ma, 95Q.
| Dlvsi6n Oaate. En- los distritos
del s. no llovl6, mientras que On Las
Marlaa = Anasc3 cayeron buenos
aguaceros en- varios dfaa, El prone
dio de la precipitation fue 0.6l pulga.
de-. Tenn oersturs m&xlmA, 8s'; mini
ma, 62q.
EDWIN G. THOPSON.
Director de Secci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24
$4,000 POR UN BESO

FL Tribunal de JusticIa de MIdd
letcwl, Connecticut, h1 sentenciado 4
Herman Ltssenden, acomodsdo indus
trial de 10 lccalidad, & psgGr en- di
nero contspts y sonAnts, Ia uums de
81, 2,OO0a a 10 sen >rita 10 Meysr, quieu
segd psrece, no le agrad6 que aQu6I
10 msnifsssAra su sdmlrAci61 d&ndole
un bsso, no on la boea, sino en- Ia
nuca, Ls i1ven Meyer entabl6 dc
manda por 5000, esntidad con cue
estlmaba podria aAtIstAcer el ultraie
infarldo, psro los iurados, en- assnci6n
seq lram 'ntel Al alto afsstado por Ia
Garcia oIculaIoria, creyerou rssons
BILE h2csr una rsbaia 81 precio que ls
ofsndida hAbia 6iado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24

III ~ comentads por todo el universe
Q seutido desfAvorable OIL credito y
nj honor dc Eipsfi,, hasta ell grado
de que 'ecuentemente ss cita como
pruebS dc Ia arbitrarledAd de los 60
bernantes contra las colonias. En-
rsslidsd es cruel 10 rssoluei6n, por
que perjudIca Il 1icam ante q las cuba.
mas vludaa 6 Jas solteras de espafio'
les y cubanos que apoyaron d Espana
hsssS el i tlmo nom snto y era dema.
siado, a Ia vaa que est6ril, el ex'gIr'
les que despues de reeonocids por Ei
paf 0 Ia independence 8 cesi6n de Gu
b., Yechazsran ssas Sehoraa = sehori
tas 10 cIudadanls del pals On q~e hs
bfsn nscido estabAn radicadal.
! Por osra parte es pquefis Ia eco
nornfa que al tesoro de Espafis le hN
produc!do 10 resoluoi6n y es iDiussa
porq ue, Adena qua 90 contraria la
| ley vlgsnte en- Eipaf1a sobre NJ 'nte'
MOS 6 viudedades, los f>ndos para
nag ar esas i1bilaoiones Sc hsbfan for
msdo con la psrts dc los suicides que
al eject . hebfs quisado constantsm sn.
to el sssoro de Espafia q sue emplea'
dos de Cuba.
AdemSs de que les razones ex-
puestas afectan oil criterio y honor de
Espafs, Gu evidente que 81 despojo
contra las desamparadaa muierei
eonssisuye uno de los mayores obata'
culos que se oponen q las geatlones de
los cue, por el bien del com ;rcto y del
porvenir de Espsils J de los espsflo
lies, procuran dssArrollar los aentl
mientos do contratsrnidad entire 10.
espanolea y todos los pueb,oi h'spano
smericsnos.
Ahora con motive del mstrimo
nio del Rey de Esplfis, las sef1oras J
self oritas vfctImAs de squsl deapojc
essAn reuniendose en- Cuba para aus
cribir una instsnc q, dlrigida q dor
Alfonuo XIIT, Ia cual 90 en- forma d.
sG plica y segursmsnte obtandr& deci
dido apoyo de todos los que en- E,pa
IA tlenen mobiles aentimientos.
R. MOntemayOr.
| payfa Ahril da | A06
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24
HU[YO TEATRO
Paris, Abril do l 906.

A las Companies de Zarzue-
las y Cinemat6grafos.
Pronto quedark termtnsdo el nue.
70 SSal6n- 7 aatros de GusyAmA. d.
cabida 6 cuatroclsntAS personss pro
xtmamsnts. FL escsnArlo es amplio
Para iriormea y contrAtas, dirigirat
q los seHores
Car}aras y Agtlin0.
GusyAms, z. R.;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24
Acadia municipal, Rig Piedfas

Datde sIsa t4chs y por al t6.mlno
de dIe3 diAs SO snelentra e. 1uesto 81
p6olico On eIsa Alealdia, 81 prosu.
puesso ordInarLo municipal, t)rm,do
por el Ayuntamisnso para reglr en- 81
81 eeon6mico ds 1909 & 1907.
Lo cue Sc hase : i 1lico para "a
neral conocimien:@ 4 los tfsctos dls,
puestos en- Is Se2ei5n IS de Ia nueya
Ley Municipal,
RIO PledrAs, 2I dc Mayo de lg.8
]. CALOCA.
AlcAlde municipal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24

por toda 10 region stu ada 81 Nordeste
de- Persia. Cueotanse les vi,timaa
p r mi lArea.
Ell presidents Roosevelt hA resi-
hido un cablegra1a do Mr.. James K.
Sullivan, representants dc los Ailetss
anne -icsnos en- lis Jueg % O,impieos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24
Il BAHcO POPULAR
de EeonomtdS Y PrEStGm0S de San Juan
de Puerto. Rico, JtndGdO en- L S9S,

Haee prSstamoH hipotecsrioa con
garanha personal 8 con dsp6sito dc
alhsiss y osros v&lorea.
Admite imposioionss de ainero,
expide dooumentoa dc 6ausss por al.
QuileFes de casas , habitAclonea memo.
res, J paga el 6 POO Do inserez sobfe
eantidades en- suentA corrisnte CON el
tuso de cheques para dlsponer do lou
fondog Gbonando el mismo Intsras de
6 poo, de sSuefdo con los Rsg!amen.
soa cue cada libreta contiene. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24
CH|L|NDR|AAS
La aIcaIdia de Msyaguez'
Candidates repubIicanos.
De d0nde salen.
NOTICIAS FRESCAS
&The Porto Rico Reviews des.
cubre a San Thomas. Com
pafiia c0mica. .-Estrenos.

Nuehos, Hegdn parece, son los
caudidasos g csudiditos repuoilca'
nos & 10 alcsldfs de 10 ciudad del
Ossss, ciudad que msreci6 en- otros
tismpos el sobrenombre poesico de
Sultana.
Pero desde que nusssros eonsumA'
css 6 impert6rritos adyersarios Sc hi
cisron cargo dc 81 adminiasracion, Ia
yenido tan q msnos que no le quedan
nj las b bibuchas.
Ell gran Mateo puede atest & darlo,
No obstante, pretsnden seguir cd
ministrandola, { cuyo hn varios ciuds
danos trabsi an aotivamense 81 candt
datura, dessoaos dc llegar q Asyorei
de In cIudad; mas como quierA que el
Mayor no es mas que uno y los ss
uirantes son tontos, digo, son tantos,
pusde asegararse dssde ahora que no
llegMaa nj pssaran & mayores, por
mucho que 90 <smpensn,s en- oil doble
sentido de 10 palsbrs,
En- viata del n6mero de los que lie
nen puestos aus oios On 10 respetsblt
vAra <alcaldeses,s gsntes sencillotaI
un tanto aim pies, que nunca fAlsan
dlesn parodiaudo 10 celeberrima ga
Ida, del doctor Gomez Brioso sobrs
los perros.
-lC&,pital NJ ss sAhe de dondt
sale tsnto can ndidato.
G sntea sencillotss hsrto simple'
han do ser por fuerzs, las que tai ex
clamaci6n lancen.
Sre d6nde ha de salir on Maya
gusz tanso can didato?
Pues, aencIllamente, do 10 jauria
do la tamoRA jQur!d
Ahora al cabo de los amos mil
1'he Porto Rice Revier viene d de,cu
brlrnos & San Tn )mas.
Y nos sorprende con 10 peregrinI
notieiA de que tai isla 90 una coloniI
danesA, situada & 36 millss oil Est
de Puerto Rico.
va 10 sabfAmoS.
Pero de todas mRnerAs sgradece
mos la noticia.
AGede que, siendo San Thoma
puerto librs, Sc venden sllt los licore
& precios muy baios, sumamente ba
jos,
Tamhien 10 sabiamos,
Y OCCASION hsmos tsnido de conft
marnoa on clio, con motive de aque
ruidoso incidents q que dieron luga
ciertos visjes de El L1ursE & 10 Isl,
secIna.
Pudimos comprobar entonces q ue
On efecto, allf resultAn hAraif,imos 10
llcores, y que sc podria hacer IN her
moso ntgocio, trsyendo squi grAnde
eantidade. de w'lkay, brandy, eh,r
treux 4 para ex ,enderlas dohl
presto, aiem pre- q ,e esos licores no tu
viersn que pasAr por 10 Aduans,
De todss m msnerAs, repetim %, bue
no 90 agrsdecer Ia R,vlsta biliugu
saas noticias frescAs, msyormsnts el
sata 8 poca de calorea Hcfocantss.
81 do en- repetirlas, no cabe dud
de que The Porto Rico ReUie,c Va & re
sultarnos an excslente abSnieo, mas
msnoa ch neaco, aunque no tanto com
aquel otro que deseabA ponerle el ca
ribe On oil pico Manuel del PAlAcio
Iaf rm6senos que dentro de poet
,lsbutdrd en- el PArque BoripoueH uni
compsHia c6mico but', que preparI
yarios eltvenoa de Actualidad de ri
gdrosa sstualidad.
Todss las obras que pondrk ca es
csna ditha troupe, al eomenzar 10 Iem
porada, aer&n originates, aunQue al
gunas lleven sl tftuIo de otras ya 90
noeidas.
Por eismploi
El csnS0 YtunICipd.
BonitGs e8ttn LGs leyss ,. III CAT,
fornid B Ia viuda del int Heeto.
Echqr la ll,re..,. al nGnicipio re
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24

Cafe, chocolate reifesoos
Licores, vines, frutas, famhrss
Tabacos cigarrllo-. primsra calidaa
Abonos para comidas para empleados del
Qomercio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24
San Justo 7, esquina a Tetudn,

Cubiertos 80 centav0s
Cenas a la Carta
Comidas domicilio por meses
Hallacas los sabados
Selecto caldo galIegO los domingos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24
CALDERA Y MOTOR

Sc vende una caldera de rs cabA.
ilos y IN motor de SO oaballos dc Ia
rsnombrada fabrieA eAtlGss, t!ene
POGO uSo, Para ipiormsH dirijlrss a
B. e. De sola.-P. Q BJx sos. San
Juan T. Il. 2vslm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24

Habitaciones fr7scas, todas con balcoues
la calle.
Bafios duchaa
Empresa de coohes
Sc siruen lunehs y banQuetes
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-09-06
Bede,s Brightness.

During a prohibition festival held at
Prohibition Park, Heiberg, Mimi, as
part of the program there was to be q
three-cornered political debate, J. Adj
am Bede (the present Minnesota con.
gressman), representing the Repu5-
licans, M j. DAILY Of Perham the Dem
ocrats, and Oliver w. Stewart Of CHI
cago the Prohibitionists The Audi
ence was there, Bede and Stewart were
on the platforms with Rev. b. B. Haug-
an. and all were awaiting the arrival
of Mr.. DAILY
The weather was hot: Mr.. Stewart,
who Is quite corpuleIt, had exchanged
his vest for russell leather belt;
Bede, who is quite thin, wore, as usual,
his white vest. Mr.. Haugan, always
wiling TO entertain the audietcc Ca
cetiously removed Stewart's belt aEl
tried Ii on Bede; II went twice around,
and then some The audience had its
little laugh, and perhaps Mr.. Bede
feared an unavoidable conclusion as
to the relative merits ef the two speak
ers had been drawn from the meas
urement. He waited TIL the ripple OF
merriment had subsidized, and then an
nounced dramatically:
Il carry my brains IN my head"
There was another ripple.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-09-06
Very Fsshlenable.

A rather green looking country girl
walked into an Evansville dry goods
store the other day and stopped al
counter. The lady clerk bcamed ON
her, fixed hcr hair and asked what she
could do for her
u wan.er git me dress" she said.
An right, miss; what style Of goods
would you iile2
Il want SOME lawn
Lawn? Are y1'. sure? It's little
late in the gcGscn for lawn"
well, guess know what ] want.
/ resi our county paper and guess
know nigh as much about fashions as
yqu cits g1sN'
AL ria1 HE'S If you want lawn
va, ean 'ssg- las now what kind do
yea wlutt"
Il ewallt-1 -want---lets see, what Is
Ii they cal THAT stuff It's the most
fasIIionaDletstl III that you got Trot It
out now want eII don't know
which lis the most faShiosiabe."
We have plain lawn dotted lawn,
Pacific lawn
"Ch, II fin't any Of them, it's a very
very fashionable, because ! saw II IN
our county paps*.
Well, now, 1! yu, lust had The m
per here, perhaps could find the style
you want"
'Tgot the pnper--but but" and she
hesitated.
Well" said the saleslady in an icy
ssafce, but g5hat?"
"'gGeli, seeing as you're a lady, ia
geli ye | made d hustle cut CT the pa
pa thut n I could just take a slip
back in che store and take Ii of and
fesr the 5fieca out. can put the hustle
On again and then bring you the
piece"
I'D pSgist Just step bach"
SHE u7n rune only "A few rapments,
and risrn eanie back holding u pfece OF
sotled paper triunrphsntly IN her hand.
She handed il TO the clerks saying:
Thar. just read that, that's Just what
I want. don't buy no eolnmpn truck:
| | want the best"
The lady clerk read.
Lawn tennis il very fashionable.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-09-06
WAS A BIG SUCCESS
PEOPLE COME FOR MILES TO SEE THE
FUlg EVERYBODY PLEASED
CoNTI MUGS ROUND OF FUN

The ball game kimball VS.
Gam Valley was called at
one o'clock and was a good
one, Kimball won the
game. Score 8 to 8. The
games were umpiredo by M
j. Finucane, who gave good
satisfaction.
At the race track the race
the races were the best ever
In the cowboy race John
Badger won 1st money;
Pretty Bonnet I'd and Mark
Alternately Sd.
Eddie Moulton won all
three heats of the novelty
race easily,
The 1oo-yd foot race
was won by Lew Wells,
Kirk Kaynor taking I'd
Lew w ellis, Willie
Wells, {. Bielman Abe
Bielman and Glare Swart-
out were the winners in
the 5oo-yd relay race
An immense crowd at
tended the dance on the
last night, and everybody
seemed to enjoy them
selves
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-09-06
Depended o. Providence.

A gentleman in the south was pass.
Ing a potato patch and stopped to
speak to darkey who was learipg
lazily on his hoe.
"Howdy, uncle. How are. yoh feel
ing?'
"Oh, Use feelin' mighty fine. Gaze .
sho has been HAHN good luck
rs that so?"
"Yas, sab: why, bout a week ago /
had lot oh trees fo' to cut down. ar
a cyclone come el!cDg an jes nechelg
knocked 'em ovah 10 me-"
''Well, that Is wonderful"
at sho is, bit Providence done helps
me again yestiddy. Massa tole me TO
burn UP de srawstacks an hesh come
de hghtEin' an 10 knowed II they
want nothin' left
3 Well, Well; But what are you do
ing 'nuw?"
''Me lee waitin' so'ra yearthauaks
to shake desc tatcrs outen de groun."
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-09-06
SOME FINE EXHIBITS

The best feature by far Of the TX
position was the agric ultural dis
play, which was II source OF SUR
prise and pleasure to all and espec-
tally to the strangers present. 1he
premiums in this department were
awarded as folio ws:
Corn on stock: f, l Hall, lst, j. b.
InGersOn 2d
White corn: w O Crockett lst; j.
+, Iiebabh "a
Yellow corn: w b Marshall lst,
+ Hall 2J .
Tuscarora corn: FL Hall 1st. ID.
s Montague 2d
Collection of corn; Z ] Hall lst;
w B Marshal %
Oats Frank Marganau lst, II.
Sinkie 2d
Wheat; Frank Marganau lst and
A Il Mccall 2d ~
Macaroni wheat: II II Duzan 1st
and f. | Hall 2d
Barley: Frank Margenau lst and
Nels krog 2nd
Speltz: OT Dye list; w. A. Hoob.
Ter 2d. y
Rye: II, j.. Sinkie LIST
Flax: IL. j. Sinkie LIST; Jas. Spoil.
elk, I'd.
Collection of grains: Frank Mar.
genau lst; John Henrichsen 2d
Alkali grass: II II Duzan 1st aud
W. Il. Huckins, 2d
| Buffalo grass: W II Whitmore lst
". a. Hoobiei I'd
Alfalfa: Frank Margtpau lst; c.
| T.. Oates "a
! Millet: w. Ii. Stroud, lst, o Il
Dyc2d
Blue Joint: G cE Oates, w A Hoob-
Ter
Clover: W 4 Hoohler LIST;
Broom corn millet, Hans eleven
Collection OF grasses: G. Il. Oates
list; Frank Mar2enau n
Tomatoes: " y. Hayes LIST; W II
WhItmore 2d
cucumher 4 T. Mccall list; "
r. Hayes "a =
potatoes; ~ Z Dye lst; W y
Hayes 2d
Beetse w b. Hayes ist, " H
stroud I'd
Carrots Frank Margenau ist;
G t. Oates I'd
(Continned onpage4 second colnmr) J
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-09-06
cit,ssn's Party Convention

In accordance with the provisions
of Chapter l07, Laws OF 1908. notice
is hereby given to the aualilied cleo
tors of the citizens party o. the
county Oi bugalo, State OF south
DakOta. That Il county convention
of said party viii he held at the
court house in said county and state
ON Tuesday. the 18th day OF Septen-
her 1906. ar , O'Clock i m, for the
purposp of eliminating candidates
for tSe JoilqN in2 offices to be filed
ut tie lleet ipn held In November,
1906, to-wjt: 6 One candidate each,
for county auy&or, register OF deeds,
county treasrfer, county Judge,
states attorney, clerk of court, sup
erintendept ofschools, sheriff, coro-
ner, surveyor. and Justices OF the
peace and 4constables. Also acau-
didate for county commissioners for
commissioner district No /, aud one
candidate for cbunty commissioners
district No Will be nominated at
the snm> ,timeiHa place by the dele
gates of said batrty from said dis
trict Nos alrd.3 respective, andsfQr
the transactioN, of any other busi-
ness properly toming before said
conventions The representation ot
the several voting precincts Will be
one delegate for each eight ties or
the major fraction thereof, east for
the candidates of the citizens party
voted at the last general electiur,
The primary in each precinct Will be
held on Tuesday the fitf1 day Of
September. 1906 and Win be kept
open from until 500 o,alpck OF said
day. The prinariss OF THE several
precincts, viii be held at the follow
ing places and each precinct viii be
entitled To the namber of delegates
set opposite the name or number OF
such precinct. viz:
Precinct M IL delegates: primary
10 be held at school house on section
%, l0S-10
Precinct No ?: 3 Delegates, primary
will be held at school iioase on s..c-
tion s0--lGS--6S
Precinct No 3; 3 delegates; primary
will be held at court house Gam
Valley. ;. ID
Precinct No 4, 4 delegates: primary
viii be held at school house on see
ton 2s--lDi-ljs
IL shall he the duty III each pre-
cinct chairman ot tlieGitl5tns party,
to post u copy oi tiiis caii Ia five
pni,lic plrees in his pr@;inct most
likely 10 give notice 80 bic elrcturs
Of such precinct, ijAteh az ,iaan
Valley, this 2lst dan ri August 1906
JANIS III .'oOk.
10 SwARrogT chiIpman cen
Secretary tat com
Dr. j. w. Cleyenger. rea!jent den
ct, Chamberlain, South Dakota
Office over X. Il s-ott's 8 arag st0te
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-09-06

uc DuIld lOlSOuHly dlE
ard Tournai lrnt was one
of themOSt Su 1Gessful events
that has hap, dued in these
partS.
Early Tue ,ltay morning
the people b, jyan arriving
and by nOoi the crowd
numbered add Mt a thousand
The Woons, 'cket band ar
rived during the { forenoon
and during the two days
Of the tournament rendered
music which was greatly
appreciated 10y all who
heard it.
The dance i the blg paw
lion was we / patrOnized
each evening AID everyone
present seerel to be hav-
ing a royal col d time. The
music was furl ished by the
WoonSocket OF chestra.
The first d ay's amuSe-
ments began nth the In
dian baby show at 2 o'clock
In this, And RI W Harrison
was awarded 81 prize and
Anne Hawk q d.
The baseball game Tues
day was an interesting
one throughout, t, h imhall
taking the gamt from Gam
Valley by a scOi e of 4 to /.
After the ba. | game the
crowd moved byer to the
race track wheit g Isome ex-
celIent races look place.
The pony RAID, best two
in three haIf-m.t e heats was
VOL by " Wallate Ashley 5
sorrel, Carpelf er's grey
taking 2nd ami Fleurry's
Penny Sd.
The relay rad furnished
a good share Of amusement
nient for the ci't wd. SSazu
won thisrace witl three fast
horses. Badger one of the
most expert rid erS on the
reservation gay him a
herdrun for the money, but
lis last horse We atskyward
and bolted for Id gn, giving
Sazu a long stal'tE n the race
The foot-raee Tuesday
evening was won by Louis
Wells, G.. Il. Syvartout win
ningsecondmone.
i ne program Y ednesday
began with a hid con shoot
IN the forenoon thich. was
declared off OH account of
the breaking of Il e trap.
The baby show attracted
attention at the NJ ,on hour.
Firstprize wasawt rded Mr..
and Mrs, ChaI.. Trazer 5
baby, and secpml TO the
baby Of Mr.. anrt ] RS. Hem
-iahse n
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-09-06

Aadressi,ig a pchtieas gathering the
otigr day. speaker gave his hearers
q touch Of the pathetic miss re
saia, hsueairg sEsg ret unnarly
tear, ''s MISS niany 81 The oia sRres
iisea 70 essalse Baaas in g
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-09-06
'rr one His Best"

q allus prsdici good weather. said
the slIhrrban sage.
"Why?"
"'well, II IL is good. git the credit
for Il, an II II air I eccd the folks ali
all9w that coHe lly tsst
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-09-06

Or, j. w. clcvenger. realjent den
ct, ClamberIain, South Dakota
Office over K. 4 scott taigag store
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-29
TRUANT CHINAMAN is
In UNCLE SANS TOLLS.

Uncle Sam has a long memory and long arm.
More than year ago one San Yick, subject
sArizona to San Francisco, having given bond that
he would not loter on the way or remain in this
country any longer than the time actually neces-
to take ship for China. The train arrived in
San Francisco safely but 1t carried no San
Yick.A &:t &.
Uncle Sam has been looking for the truant
Chinaman ever since. Yesterday Inspector
Charles w. Seaman of the loca! immigration
office spotted Chinaman In d st. Paul laundry
who answered to the name of San .Yick and
otherwise resembled the man who jumped his
boud down IN Arizona. s<5s5t {. 55sI &
He is on trial before United States Commits
sioner Charles, Spencer Of st. Paul today, and IL
the Immigration officers can prove that he is
1.-THE San Yick, his departure will be sudden
and personally conducted. T88 :5 is
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-29
.STRETCHER CORPS
TO AID VETERANS
THOSE WHO FALL FROM THE
" RANKS ARE PROVIDED FOR.
Red Cross Corps, 100 Strong. Equipped
with Stretchers, Will Follow Big G..
A. r. Parade-Naval Veterans Will
E" March with I.andsnnen Instead of
Making Separate Demonstration.

Bearing regulation stretchers and pre-
pared to give instant aid to veterans
who fall from the ranks, 100 Mime
poEee Eenp power en i be staoaed ana d0a on
the line Of march of the grand parade
Of the G.. A. R. This was determined
yesterday at a meeting of the committee
on ."Police, Guides and Information, -
and satisfactorily settles one of the
problems connected with the encamp
ment. ...
During the past few years the num-
Der Of veterans who attempt the march
on the big day Of the encampment,
only to be obliged to drop from the
ranks exhausted, has been. constantly
on the increase and measures for the
care of the exhausted veterans are alb
solutely necessary In Minneapolis the
Red Cross corps will probably be made
up OF volunteers from the Sons of Vet
Grams. AmbulancesI will be posted at
different points along the line of march
and every effort will be made to care
for the veterans. ST. .-.-
At the meeting yesterday it was also
determined to organize, uniform and
number the university and high school
students who will make up the official
force of guides Strict discipline will
pc enforced and the guides will be
held accountable for their actions dur
ing the encampment. Chief of Police
Doyle. met with the committee and
plans, were laid for the additional po-
ice force necessary to protect the in
.AlthO there will be no separate par.
ade Of the naval veterans during the
encampment. there will be an opportun.
ity to do honor to the men who manned
the ships during the war, for the naval
veterans will form separate division
of the big parade. II
At noon today the executive commit.
tee met at the Commercial club and
transacted routine business in connec.
tion with the encampment.