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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-19
De ARICIBO

Fl microbes q las tres de la tArde
Sc deslar6 un incendio en- Arecibo, en-
un cIiIaveral de Ia hacienda sBuena
VIsts,S Sc quemaron 43 cuerdas de
cana, una casa y un rArch6r. Sof y
eAron el inceudio los vecinos Y ura
seccl6n de bombsros. Sc sospechA que
al cASo sea intenclonal.
Ell ewes cslebr6 un mitin rompe
hue ga el sf6 r Msriano Ortiz MIcha'
do.
La compafiA de 2arznela de NJ.
Rosell6 y Go sbri6 squf un abono de
sels flnoiones. Fl stu CAlder6n e.
ell etc4rg4do,
HA aldo deS z ls do por ell De
pArI.msn'o de Educaci6n para ocupsr
aueuts el cargo de Superintsn
Is de- Escuslss de eats Diutrito, oil
,eiior 10 G0rzilez G ,uorio, por re
unrcls del le1or Enrique Landr6r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-19
DEL H|PODROMO

L2a carreras & escape en- el Hip6'
drcm 90 levArAn & efscto af1ans,
con el siguiente orden'
Primers csrrers, Tercer premio,
100 dollars; caballos sToritcs, de r.
]. GonzAltz; sAguila ntgcas, de N.
Padilla; sPel6ns, de P, J, Salszlr;
eArdillas, de Jole J, Acevedo; sPrla.
cipt., de Ql.nones CAbez lido; sAguila
blancs1, de F Larrinsg y eMayest.es
do Lula Toro.
Eitos cabAllos correrGn en- dos
tAndAs.
Segunda cArrerA, segando premio,
$50 dollara; cAhalloa sSllver Wed
dlngs, de Collaz) Castro; SM6iicos,
de P. ]. SslAzlr <BrutlIos de L P.
VAldivleso,
Tercera carers, primer premio,
800 dollars; caballos <NsgrltoS, de A,
Noble, sPerla faA,, de P, ]. Salt z IF;
& dAripoaSs, de r. Garcia J sJIbAros,
de L, p. Valdivleso.
Cusrta carers, premio so dollarl;
caballos Amarg 1ts, Meiorsna ,,
<MArch ldos y sFleehAS
Cada premio tiene uoA sproxlma
ci6u, equivalente al rs por ciento del
valor de squel,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-19
La carta de l(:II3 Victor Hugo
A JUAREZ

ain sgua y sin vegsiaci6n on los que
cabalos On de Sc ssd , hambre;
ls enorme msseta de An&husc, que 10
defends su propia desnudeE; las lie
nuras ller as de ab smos, siempre con.
movldas por los temblores de los vol
canes. Hab6Is spelado tAmbiep, para
que OF defs1d!eran, & vusstrss barre
rss natura 90, a 10 asperidad de las
cordillerss, 4 los altos diques ba,a'h'
COS, a las coloaAles rocas de p6rhdo
Hsbe!s b 'eh 10 guerra como los gi'
gantes, combatiendo q momta fiszos.
Un dia, desppe. de cinco amos do
humo, de polvo y de aequedad, 90 di
sip6 Ia nube, y ell mundo VIC dos i'm
perios en- ell suslo, sin monarqufss,
sin eiercitr solo vi6 Ia enormidad de
10 usurpaci6n convetlidA en- ruinas, y
sobre estss ru!nas un hombre en- pie,
Juarez, y oil lado de este hombre, 10
Libertad.
Habeis realIz ado, JraTz, este
acoptecimiento G andiosos pero 10 que
os restA por hscer 90 man grandioso
todavfa.
Escut hadme, ciudadano Presiden
to de 10 RspIblica de Mexico:
Acab6is de enterrAr las n larq uf ~
bsio 10 democracla. Acabaia de mos
trarles vuestro poder; shora, ensefi,d
les vuestra clemencil. Ya que hsr
viato el rayo, que veau 10 aurora. Eu
contrsposici6n del cesarismo, que ma
ts, c'ead la R,pdb.ica que deia vivir
En- contrsposicI6n de las monarq ufa 10
que usurpan exterminar, hAced que
el pueblo refine CON moderation. En-
sefia1 10 civll!z ici6n los b&rbaros y
los principles 8 los deIpotAs, y gu,
los reyes, ante el pueblo, 90 quedsr
deslum brados,
Sobre TODD, los princl pios se afr
man con 10 protection do nuestros enc
migos. La grandexa de los princip pio,
sonsiste en- que ellos mism % la igno
ran. Los hombres carecsn de nombre
ante los principios; solo son el hom
bre. Los principles no conoeen q m
die; solo Sc conocen d Il mlsmos. e
su e.tlpidez augustA, solo sAben gu
10 vida humana es inviolAble.
Ante los que mertz,an legalment
10 musrts, im2oria abjurar de cate he
cho dc flerzA. Debe derribarse el ca
dAlz) ants el miImo criminal. Qle G
que viola los princIpios tspga est
: principle por sarvsguardia, que ex
: perlmente eta dlchs y elta vengar \,
que el que persigue sl dsrecho, er
9 'cusr tre abrIgo on el dsrseho. Despt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-19
S|EMPRE Los MISMOS
TelegeamA recibido elta tarde:
GAfiAsco, 19 Mayo.
DEMOCRACIA,-Sa Juan.


sAhasco, 19 Mayo.
DEMOCRACIA, San Juan.
DeS6rden msyGsculo provocado
por republicanos en- viats derrotA en-
ActuAles inscripCicnes' CSpitaa Lopez
Diaz llamado por AutoridAdes. Pue.
bio va tranquilo espera cop6ado. Ca
bo Garcia slturA circunStancIas.
CoRRESPoNsAL.1
ES ds lamentArse que los republi-
canos Acudsn siemprs al Iumulto para
convsrtir en- mSyoriss aus minorfss.
Noaotros, despues de repeler con
virilidad las sgresiones lAlvsies, aeu-
dimoa 10 ley.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-19

llo con un machste. Monsegur pads'
Ofa dc ensgsnacI6n mental, Jug ado
ensiende. Captain L6pes Dlax.
Areelbo, Mayo ls' Coronsl IA.
MILL Cabo L!enza rsporta que todas
les haciendas y Colonos eStAu traba.
1ando en- 81 demarc Aei6n. Uuiea no.
vedad 90 que huelguistas Vicente Co.
lon y Leo 1ardo Cots, 10 pegaron .
IN pe6n dsspu6S de salir del trabaio
en- 10 b acienda Konts Grande. Vie.
nsn detsnidos! Este sch1 ocurri6 an
San Ana. Captain G uerrero.
Ell Attorney general intorm6 On
un luminoso alegAto, q la demAnda
interpue'ta por dona Mercedes A. do
Gotten y otroS contra el <Gobisrno
de Puerto Ricos, sobre revision dc ia
saclones.
Mr., Feuills e1pone consider soio.
mes dc importanciA AosrCa do 10 iurla.
diccion de los ttibunAleH on cuanto 90
relacionan con 10 tAsaei6n do la pro.
piedadS.
LA Junta escolar de Las Marfaa
se propone abrir on el curso pr6ximo
una nueva escuela rural. Para dicho
flo reCurri6 On un eseri.o Al departa
mento de EducacI6n.
Hoy Ss VIC en- la Corie de Distri'
to, secci6n seginds, el iuieio contra
Esseban Mena AQuIsn ss acusa do ul'
srsis 4 10 ioven Andrea OIoa, dc tre
cs amos. Dsfendi6 81 Aeusado el sefi ,r
Alvarez Nava quien pronuncI6 IN bri:
llants informe
En- San G .rn$a 20 proysets O..
sahlscer una plantA e!6ctrica. Eata
Idea ss unioni.ia y Sc rsAlizAra des.
pues del pr6xIm Iriupto.
Sc eneusntran en- San Juan. don
Ametico Marin, de Ponce don Car.
los Franc'acht, de Yauco.
Ell Tribunal Supreme resnudarA
sus sesioLes el mArtes prfxJmo.
-Esta mafAnA Sc dic.sron yari..
reaoluciones por Ia Corte do Dl.trito
De San Juan sscci6n Il, On autos de-
Desshuclo J Certiorart.
-Auoehs en- Faiardo, 90 sfsctud
un robo en- IL zIpAtsrfa de Ramon
Me!eudez
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-19

iand0 do 81 falsa inviolabilidad & ID
inviolsbilidad real, poneis desnuda &
10 verdadsra inviolabilidod, que 90 10
humans; que sl criminal qdede sstu
psfseto al yer que 10 parts que le hses
ssgrsdo 90 10 parse por 10 que % en-.
perador; que el principe que 90 cree
superior sl hombre, sprsnds q 10 en-
cierrs Ia miseria de ser principe , 10
majesta de ser hombre.
Juarez: hsesd que de 10 civilixA.
ci6n ese psso immense; abolid en- TODD
el mundo 10 psns dc musrts.
Q,s el mundo presenels el siguIen.
te fismplo: 10 rspdb'ica tieus en- gu
podsr su ases'no, que 90 un emps.
rsdor; en- sl momento do matsrls, 30
apsrcibe de que es IN hombre; le deis
en- tibertsd y le dice: <Erss un hiio dol
pueblo como los demAs. sYete,.
Esa ierfa, a-es, vuestra segun
d. vic,orla: 90 soberbia 10 de veneer
& la usurpacl6n, psro IL de perdonar
al usurpsdor ss,ia sublime.
A los reyes que sienen llenss las
prisiopss, culos cadslsos cxldAn los
asesinStos; 4 esos reyes que cast'gan
CON destierros, con presidios y con
Sibsrisy, que oprimen & 10 Polonis,
10 Irlanda y & Ia Crets; & esos pffn'
etpes que obsdecen q los iusses, & esos
, iueees que obsdecsn & los vsrdugos, &
sscs vsrdugos que obedecsn 10 muerte,
& esos emperadores que CON tanta fs
cllidsd cortan 10 cAbexa oil hombre.
snsei1 adlss como se perdona una cabe =.
"a de emperad
Sobre todos los c6digos m,rGt
quicos que gotean ssngrs, sbrid In
ley de la clvllz,ei6n, y 90 10 mas
santa ! q gina del libro supreme, que
pongs ell dsdo dc ls Rerdblica 20
bre cate mandsm ento do Dfos: <No
matsr&,9
Essas dos palAbrAs encierrau el
debsr, y vos 10 cumplireis.
Qie se 60 We sl usirpador, "a QUE
el libertAdor no pudo. Hace ocho
amos, el 2 de D ciembre dc 1859, tome
10 pAlabra en nombre de 10 democra
cia para pedir los Estaios Uoidos
la vida de John Br(W). " no nuda
consegairla. Hoy pido & Mexico Ia
vida de Maxim liano; Sll onssguireP
ST; quizas Sc h'ya salvAdo & estas
horss y deba Ia vida q Ju&rex.
dPero no ae 70 ha de castigar?
Maximt'i,no recIblr& el castigo
de vlvir spsr 10 gracIa de la Rep6bli
Victor Hugo.
i HSutevllle II use. 20 lunio, 1857,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-19
N0T|CIAS GENERATES

TelegrsmAS recibidoI 90 el Guar.
tel general de 10 policfa:
Arecibo, Mayo 10, Coronsl IA.
mill. sargento LAvergne reporta Q ue
todaS las h ACiendAa estan lrsbsjando
desde syer. Qls los peonss Domingo
MatoS y Juan Rodriguez, denuncia-
ron q los propsgAndistas Francisco
Colon y Julio Corres, por no b hsber-
les permitido ir { trabaisr q la Cen.
tral O;iente. Fueron dstenidoz y es
ten baio fApzA de 400 dollars. Ca,
pita Guerrero.
Mayagu z, Mayo 10, Coronel Ha.
mill. En bArrio Cerois, de las NsrfSS.
individuo de Gpellido Manuegur ass,i,
no 4 Juan Forester, cortkpdole 81 cue.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-19

Jukrtz, o. hAbeis igualado & John
Brown.
La America sctusl cuenta CON dos
heroes, con Jthn Brown y con voE
Brown murii, Zero mataudo 10 eEcla-
vitud, J vos hat els hesho vivlr 10
libertad.
Mexico Sc EAlv6 por un principle
, por un hombre; el princip pio 60 Ia
Rep6blics; el hombre soia vcs.
El destino de todos los Atentados
monarquicos conduce al aborto. To-
dis las usurpaciones empiezan por
Puebla y acsbsn por Qderetsro.
La Europa, en- 1853 &c ArroiA So
bre Ia America. Dos monsrq ufss Ata.
caron vuestrs dem c'acls; 10 Ut a con
un principe, 10 otra con un eiercitc
ell eje,cIto llev6 al principe. Entoncei
el mundo preienci6 cate espect iculo: q
una parts VIC q un ei6rc.to, el mas
aguerrido de los eje citos dc Europa,
spoyado por una armada podeross,
tsnisndo para absstecImIento 10 Ha-
cIenda de 10 Franeia, eietclto victo-
rioso en- Africa, en- Crimes, en- Italia,
en- China; fanatico por ~ banders; 4
Ia otra pate VIC & Jukrez. A una
parts, dos i'm perios; & 10 otra pArte,
un hombrs Ua hombre con algunol
secusc.s. Un hombre expulsado de
ciudsd en- ciudad, de aldea en- aldea
de boIque en- boaque, apuntado ro' ID
Ii fame fdsi!erfa de los Co liei, d.
Guerra, IerUguido. gitlvo, tenisn
do pue.tA a precio Ia cab:z9. Erar
aus generates aguaos delespsrsdos J
aus loldados Alglpos deseamis ados
No tepian diLero, nj pan, nj p6lvora
nj O. 4 mes. Los matorrAles eran sul
cildadelas. A una pArte estaba Ii
usurpaci6n llAmada legitimidad, y
q oira parte el derecho, llamado ban
dido. La usurpaci6n l.evaba ell G SC,
en- 10 cAbtza y la espada imperial el
la mano; IL ssludaban los obispos, !
ArraAtrabA delante y deIras ds ell
todas las leglones de Ia flerxa. Z
derssho SO presentabs solo y desnud
y el derecho Acepl6 el combate.
La batAlla de uno contra todo
dur6 cinco aE)s. Como carecfais d
hom bres, tomistsis las cosss como
proyeciiles. Fl china tsrribe os 5000
rri6 y tuvisteis oil sol por auxlliAr
Oh defsndieron los lagos inffanqu ues
nles, los sorrentes llenos de caimanel
los pAntar oi llenoa de 6ebres, las M
veg aclones m6rbidas, el yo nito amt
rillo de las tierras calientes, las II
mensas soledAdes, los vAstos arenas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-19

placer digo que jamas Sc me ha vuelto
a obstruir la respiration.
"Sin la Peruna no estar6 un minuto,"
Catarro De La Garganfa Y Tubos
BronquLales.
Carta de la Sra, Rhoda Stutfle beam,
Bunch Iowa.
"Padecia por afos de catarro de la
garganta y de los bronquios. Narios
doctores me atendieron, pero no mejor6
NADIA,
"Me resfrid y el resfrfo Sc fu6 los
pulmoncs. Tosia tanto que no podia
dormir. Mis- amigos creian que estaba
tisica.
"Un amigo me aconsej6 tomara la
Peruna. Compr6 un frasco y despues
escribi a Y. pidiendole sus consoles
mtdcos. Antcs de concluir ell primer
trascos, estaha mejor de la tos y decidi
continuar scCdn sus consoles 10 mejor
cue pude y gracias v. y 4 la PerunA,
hoy me- slento blcn feliz."
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-19

Sc Vende papel vieio de peri6s
dico a dos pesos elquintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-19
C|Rc0 LOWANDE

Esta moth, el <Circo Low Ande,
reformado dara function en- la <P!lzA
de Colon RI domingo celt brara ma
titee, empexAndo este & las tres de la
tarde. Por 10 noche habra function.
De Puerto Rico SO didgila ell Sc
nor Toni LcwAnde con au circo de
tieras q 10 vecinA repd5lica dc Santo
Domingo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-19
VIDA R[GIA

La emperatriz viudA, de Rusis, hG
sdquirldo un bsliimoI castillo en
DinamRrcs, doude pAHAra muckta me
ses del sflo. La noticIa, empero, de
que no Quiere permsnecsr en- RaIis,
hs sido ofcIalmente deamentda,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-19

IuandO Sc CurA
e | catarro,e el
asma desaparece
sin mas trat ia
miento.
En- a e Il n o S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-19
UN GRAN SYNDICATE

Segda not'cias, en- Yauco 90 ha
tornado un slndicato Para esta blscsr
una fabrica de .f5s'oros. Busno On
que 90 extienda essa industria On al
pats para YER de q & medic % dsstru.
ys el monopolio, que han hecho do
cate arIiculo varies tabricantes sin
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-19
Faflacia ia Cruz Roil

V D@n3 J c. PthlelA', R. r
Coup eto sar.ld d,drogas, medl
cina', paisrtz joa y ArIisulos de or
topedia. EscrupulosldAd 60 el de.pa
ch do preScripcioneS fscultAtiVas.
Precos m6dic-t Personal CON.
petenis
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-30
Blair=Miies

DldlT=ltlllGS
From the Tacoma Daily
News, we note the following
with regard to the marriage of
Miss Dorothy Rae Miles, OIL
this city, daughter of F. M.
Miles, to Mr.. Hoyt Fletcher
Blair, Of Ellen burg, Wash.
Her many friends in this city
wish her much happiness:
At the residence of her aunt,
Mrs. C. L. Roberts, with whom
she has made her home for a
a year, Miss Dorothy Miles, of
Missouri Valley, Iowa, was
married Wednesday evening to
Mr.. Hoyt Fletcher Blair, of
Ellensourg, we'll known in east
ern Washington educational
circles as superintendent of
schools for Kittitas county.
The wedding was attended by
sixty guests, and handsome
decorations. with marked ele-
gance noted in all the other APP
pointments, made it one of the
prettiest of the summer. Miss
Miles, who is a handsome
blonde, wore a lovely gown of
ivory colored liberty silk with a
long veil of tulle and carried
sweet peas, an exquisite cluster
of white blossoms tied with
tulle ribbons. She was at
tended by Miss Berkeley, who
was gowned in pale lavendar,
with flowers Of tie same color.
The groom's brother from Port
land, was best man. DIR. e. T..
Ford, of the First Congrega-
tional church read the service
and the wedding march (Men-
delssohn's) was played by Miss
Ethel Cook, the brides cousin,
who also played a soft accom-
paniment during the ceremony.
A corner of the living room
was made delightful for the
service with a canopy of fish
nets vel ed in green, supported
on e9ch side by graceful col
umns Wreathed in smilax and
| white sweet peas. Yellow
dahlias We're used in the hall,
and the dining room was a
blazed of brilliant color reflected
from dozens of red dallas, ar
ranged in brass Jars, relieved
with ropes of smilax tied with
tulleto the chandelier from the
table corners and a frieze of
sword ferns above the plate
rail. At the table, which was
exquisitely appointed, Mrs. D.
4 j. McNeeley served the ices
and Mrs. Giles Cook, Of Seattle
poured the coffee. The Misses
Lola and Helen Roberts and
, Miss Edith Mock assisted
Punch was served on the porch
which was enclosed, by Miss
Vera Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs
Blair left during the evening
for their honeymoon trip, which
will end in time for Mr.. BAH
to resume his duties at Ellens
burg, where they are to make
their home. The brides going
away gown was a smart little
suit of navy blue broadcloth
A large number of silver, GU
; glass and fine china piece.
!. made up the wedding gifts, the
brides relatives and friend,
. from the East many of excep
tional beauty and value
Among the out of town peopl,
attending the wedding, was tn,
brides father, who came OF
! from Missouri Valley to give
Ibis daughter away.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-30
A lady who attended the Hoo.

; A lady who attended the Hoo
'sier picnic here last Wednes-
day, and seeing so large a num-
Der on the ground, in surprise,
remarked: "Well, l declare, /
didn't know there was so many
foreigners in this county"
Another lady being asked by
her children: "Who are these
Hoosiers?!" The lady said: 81
do not know, but l believe they
are a kind of religious sect like
the Holiness People"
Miss Edith Rest Milliman,
of Logan, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Milliman, was mar
ried Wednesday of this week
to Mr.. Augtin P. Haines, of
Grinnell, a former classmate.
The happy couple will make
their future home at Grinnell,
where the groom is engaged in
newspaper work.
Mrs. John |. Rowe is in Des
Moines for a visit with her pa
rents and other relatives.
Business is evidently getting
dull with the Logan Observer
for they are going to give away
several pianos.
The Misses Eleanor and Har-
riett Milliman, of Logan, are
visiting Valley friends for a
few days.
Miss Carrie Zahner, of Mo-
dale, was the guest of Miss
Josephine johnson yesterday
and took in the "Rag Time
Dance" last evening.
M. j. Fitzgibbon and John P.
Martin spent the day in Omaha
yesterday.
DR.. C. w. McGavren reports a
daughter born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Tim Ryan last night.
Miss Grace Hancock, of Eagle
Grove, Iowa, will arrive today
for a visit with Miss Grace
Williams and Miss Myrtle Har-
ris. Miss Hancock has been
elected assistant principal of
the schools at O'Neill, Nebras-
ka, where she will go in a few
days.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-30

It is said that down in Okla
homa they have a new and pro-
gressive religious sect. The de-
voices dress like Adam and Eve,
but strange to tell, the police
are after the chief elders.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-30

also convincing proof that the kidneys
and bladder are out of order.
What TO DO.
There is comfort in the knowledge 50
often expressed, that DR.. kilmers
Swamp Root, the great kidney remedy,
fulfills every wish i'll curing rheumatism,
pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder
and every part of the urinary passage.
1t corrects inability to hold water
and scalding pain i'll passing it, or bad
effects following use of liquor, wine or
beer, and overcomes that unpleasant ne
cessity of being compelled to go often
during the day, and to get up many
times during the night. The mild and
the extraordinary effect of Swamp.Root
is soon realized. 1t stands the highest
for it's wonderful cures of the most dis
tressing cases. If you need medicine
YOU should have the best. Sold by drug
gists i'll fifty-cent and one-dollar sizes.
You may have sample bottle and a
+; !; : Il: = i; s i; =; S 5;
llainton, N. Y. When Homo Of swamp-Isoos.
writing mention this paper and don't
make any mistake, but remember the
name, Dr.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and
the address, Binghamton, N. Y.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-30
Wagon Ran Over Alonzo
Hutchens With Fatal
Results

A sad fate overlook Alonzo
Hutchens, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Hutchens', of Mo. Valley,
while returning from the days
work. In crossing the North
Western railroad at the Second
avenue crossing in Council
Bluffs, the foot of one of the
horses was caught in the track
and as Mr.. Hutchens was stand
ing at the time, the suddenness
of the stop caused him to pitch
headlong in under the horses
feet. At about that instant
the foot of the horse was re-
leased and the thoroughly
frightened animals started to
run, with the result that the
wheels of the heavy wagon
passed over the driver, so in
juring him internally that he
died at about $50 Saturday
evening, August Is, at the
home of his sister, Mrs. F. r.
Turner, COS South "a street.
Deceased was born in Mills
county twenty-nine years ago
this fall, and has been in Conn
ell Bluffs for the past fifteen
year, the last three of which he
had made his home with his
sister, Mrs. Turner. He has
been a cripple almost all of his
life, yet was very industrious.
his genial ways made him the
friend of everyone.
The funeral was held at $50
Monday morning at the home,
Rev. Case of the First Baptist
church, officiating.
The members of Aerie 1O4,
Fraternal Order of Eagles, of
which deceased was a member,
attended in a body and accom-
panied the remains to the
Union Pacific Transfer where
they were placed aboard a train
for Glenwood to be inferred in
the West Liberty cemetery.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-30
A Business Change.

B. Abrams this week purcha-
sed the Racket Store Of C. E.
Newell in this city. Mr.. Abrams
was farmerly a Clothing Mer-
chant in Chicago, and comes to
Mo. Valley with the very high
est recommendations as a first
class business man. He propo-
ses to make the Racket Store
one of the best trading places
in the Valley, and gives a spe-
cial invitation to all to call and
look over his stock, and get his
prices and see what bargains the
Racket Store always has on
hand to offer to the public. Re-
member, at C. 3. Newells old
stand on Erie street-call and
get acquainted.
DR.. Cooper, of Modale, and
Rube Olinger of the same place
were in the city last night to
attend the dance.
Mrs. Geo. Conner entertained
a few friends last night comph-
meatary to Miss Bess Conner,
of Council Bluffs. After the
allotted time had been spent in
visiting, cards were passed,
each one containing the name
of some guest present. The
hostess then announced that
profiles should be drawn of the
person whose name was on the
card. Ted Rhodabeck showed
the most artistic ability and he
received the prize. Refresh
ments were served by the
hostess, assisted by Miss Con-
ner. After supper the guests
were told that several adver-
tisements were pinned around
in the different rooms and they
were expected to guess the
names of the advertisers. Miss
Myrtle Harris proved the lucky
one. John Huntsinger and
Cora Briggs were not very
strong on the guessing so they
each secured a small can of
matted milk. After several
musical selections the merry
crowd dispersed, having spent
a most delightful evening.
eAaro4r
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-30

DR.. H. Tamisiea reports the
birth of a son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Dray.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-30

a sedinlentprset-
Ting an
unhealthy con-
dition of the kid
i,eys; if it stains
Your linen it is
evidence of kid
,ley 6ouble; too
frequent desire
to pass it or pain
in the back is
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-30

Mr.. Otis, of Pierre, South
Dakota, left this morning for
home after a few days visit
with his sister, Mrs. j. q. Con-
roy.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-30
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect Il.
How no Find Out.

How To Find Out.
Fill bottle or common glass with your
water and let it stand twenty-four hours /;