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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-20
MISTER BRYAN
Reqreso 4 Estados. Unidos, s,
Su entrada. Gran recibi-
miento. : Meetings.
MANlFESTkCIONES
MANIFEsTACIONES
Mister Bryan Sc mega a ha-
Ger declaraciones sobre Ia
polit ca americana.

Dicsn de Ntw York con fseha 20
dc AgoGto; <Ha sntrado hoy On pusr
70 el vapor sPrinzsss Irenes. el cual
trafA 6 bordo al coronsl William n.
Bryan, quien probAblemsnts ssra ele
gido por unanimidad, ror 10 Convan-
ei6n Nacional del Pariido Democrau
90, para 10 presideneia do 10 Rspu .
hlica.
Numerosoa somiaienados de los
dem6eratas dc varios Estadov, ami
COS peraonales y politisos. faeron a
10 entrada del puerto 4 espsrarle; y
allf aelamaron sea gran entusiasmo,
euando llegaron iunto al sPrinxssa
trsnes los vaporcitos que los condu
eian, al sleaders en- quien sutf1An un
taturo y PICK mo presidents.
DsssmbAre6 Mr.. Bryan On Staten
Island. Uaa vez elf 10 dirigi6 inme
diatamsnts 6 10 mcrAda do Mr.. Lewls
NIxon. donde pAasrk la noehs.
Mahana por 10 tarde, y euando
dessmb argue en- estA siudad, tomar&
parts el a6.ebrs orAdor democrats en
una manifest ci6n politiea que On su
hcuor 90 prspara, diriglendoss lusgo
D. iadison Square Garden, donde TO.
I'D parts en- el espl6ndido , gran
Lioso mitin que en su b ,nor tambi6a
ha sido organisado por sl Comfi6 do
recspsi6n. Hab.Ma en- este meeting,
aden&, do varlos oradores do repu,
taci6n. sl fstsisdo Mr.. Bryan
En- sl DIE do hoy Mr. Bryan 30 ha
negado & hAblar do poiitiea. No obs
la1ts hAber exprsaado esq repugnAn.
ole, ha heeho las siguisntss man. 81
tac'ones:
-sCreo que los probsbilidades do
uu triunfo del partido demos aico en-
los eleccionss han aumentado, porQue
& mi inieio el pueblo reconocs que lus
ideas y 10, demoel & l'cAs, 9. n laa mis-
mas,s
GEL Gobierno actual aeg6a 20 es
timo-prosigui6 Mr. Bryan ha t'Abs
iado musho para eduear sl pusblo, y
para b scerls YER y entsnier el valor
inapreei able do las ideas demoei 4
tieasS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-20
ECOS DEL EXTERIOR
Las c0ncesiones aranCeIa
rias. -BautizO regio de
prlncipes aIemahes.
EN- COLON
EN- COLON
La situacl6n como Sc presen-
ta.-Dificil tarea. La
6ebre malaria.

segdn telsgrama de Washington
dssde sl primsro dc aept!smbrs de-
afio on surso, segda una proclAma de
Prsaidente Roosevelt, publica1A pol
sl Depsrtamento de Eatado, queda'
vlgents el nuevo sonvenio iobre eon
essiones arRncslarias reef proeas b 'ehc
entire sl Gobisrno de Espina y el d,
los Estados Unidos.
Ccmuniean do Potsdam que hi
sido bautizado On esta ciudad, el hiie
do los prfncipes srederos dc 10 eorons
dc Alemanis, Federico Guilermo J
Cecilia, que nacl6 el dia 4 do Julio dol
Of, On curse.
Todos los miembros do ls flmilia
real, Of como tsmbien los repressn-
tantes de varios aobsranos europsos
asistieron q d'ch1 acto.
FlgurAban entire los padtinos, el
Emperador Guillsrmo II yla Emps.
ratrix dc Alemanis, Niso,ka II do Ru.
sia, los reyes do Iuglaterra, Eduardo
VII y Aleiandrins. los do Isalis, Vic.
tor Manuel III y NArgarita, los d.
Noruega. Hsskon VII J Maud, y Ia
reina do GreeiA, Q ga.
Para fssteiar el bAulizo, todas lal
eallss dc eAta eiudad faeron viatosa
msnte eng ngalAnadss.
->Dieen do Colon, PanamG, que
rssulta muy difleil 10 tarsA do la re-.
construction do esta ciudsd. a sonae
sueneia do 10 incssants lluvia cafds
dur ante los q 'timos dos msses trans
eurridas.
Aunque ha Sido Aumsnlado sonsi
der ab.smenie el 6msro do emplea dor
J trabsiadores On las ohras do paw
ment,c On y alcAntarilladc, no ade'
lanta7 nadA estos trAhsios, 4 canss
do 10 lluvis.
Son todavfA poca sat!afsetorias
las Condiciones sanitsrias de esls
eludad.
Adn prsvalscs l& fsbre malAris
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-20
ROOSEVELT Y CUBA
La revoIucion actual

Tlene immense inter6s en este ins
tAnte una corrsspondensIA tsleg ads'
dirigida dssde WA,hipgtou 81 he
RAID do N York, y que ditho gtar
peri6dico inserta en- sus pSgInss sdI
toriAles. El corres ponsAl del EERALI
psreee b Absr tornado sus noticias or
busnA fasnte. Y suyos son los 'rA
fos que reprodueimos:
Gel Prssidsnte Roossvsls ha dsci.
dido deiar que el PEesideLts Palma
de Cuba 80 sostsrga por sus propioa
esfaeYzos 6 esigA 81 mantsnerse no pus
de; ha rssus.t) tam ai6a que 10, E.'
tados Untdos no sigan hacienda el
papel do nodrizA para CON 10 joven
req d olisa. Esta actItud, que me ha
sido desceita no ofsialmsn snts pero Al
por persona autorizsca, proportions
lA 6nics sxplisasi6n possible do 10 In
difsrencia manifeatada por 10 admi'
nistrasi5n american hAsia la Gitua.
itn on Cuba.
SSsg1a 10 miamA autorIdad & cue
me rarc, bAatsrla enviar d 10 isla
dos 9 tres comps hlas de aoldadoa do
los Eatados Unidos para que On b.sve
tempo no quedaran nj sen ales do 10
iuaurreeei6n. Pero 10 aaegura que el
Presidents Rooaevslt estk eansado do
10 aetitud de Cubs, que parsee estar
siemprs como reslinada en- IL enmien.
do Plat, y no le sesarfA YER & 10 3D.
ministraci6n Palma sometida dc una
vex por todas una prueba deeisiva,
81 esa Administration pusde rssta BILE
Ger el orden en- au territorio, Mr.. Roo
ssvelt estk pronto & respetarla; 81 no
90 eApsS dc clio, entoneeS estA dis.
puesto & reeonoeer & eualQuier otro
gobierno qua quisra y pueda ms nse
nsr 40 ant1Fidad en- par, sin nseeri
dad do vsnir 4 pedir soeorro & los
Estados Unidos.
Rntre santo. oil presidents 90 hA
abstenido dc dar orden Algura & IA
eieuAdra americana nj & los buo ues
del resguardo para que prestsn aervi
clio ext:aordinarlo impidienao 10 40,
Ida de ,xpedIciones fllibuntsras do
los Estados Uatdos para Cuba. 81
gda los iut9rmsu que aquf 10 tierep,
81 presidente cree que Cuba dsbsrfa
hsllarss q estAs h1ras esiAblecida v
organizAda con lA f;m,za suns!sLts
para impedir ella misma que tsles
xpedisiores deaembArqusn On aus
coatas. Qle Cuba 10 hR moatrsdo
tttAlmente independents ca Ctroa To-
rrenos y debelia serIo tsmbIen On
sits. Dssds lusgo, los Eltados Uni
dos mantendran 10 neutrAlidad, psro
hAstA Ahora no hay noticia do viola
ci6n A'gunA do 10 mitma. presents nj
tuturs.
ala persona que autoriEa estoa
II formsS, dice que. On opioi6a dc Mr..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-20
UNA ADvERTEACIA

Be Advierte todrs 9 cuantos piden
informes, 9 recomiendan asuntos, 8
haeen euAlq uier prsg dnta por te.6geA'
to, que i6lo &c respondsrA telegr&fca
ments cuIndo 90 avise la CoNTEsTA-
DION PAGADA. Eu easo eontrario 90
respondera cor el correo mas inns
diato. $50 LA REDACcIoN. 6-3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-20
De TODAS parties
Uno que muere q gusto, y su-
plica a los jueceS no 10
deien de matar.
EN- la GUILLOTINA
Russia y la reaction. ..El impe-
rio sgoniza. .-Periddico su-
prlmido.-L1 policia,

Un apache de Paris que mAI6 hGas
POGO do una cuchIllada un com pa
Zero, hA aldo sentspc'ado q muerts
p0r sl iurAdo.
Cusndo ls leyaron 10 lentsneia 90
lsvart6 dirigl6 & los iusess ssts dis.
curso:
sMe hAbels sondsnAdo a musrte
y me teneis que eiscutaf. Va haes
diex sfos que los h hlbitantsz de Paris
no ven tAl eapsCttculo, 10 % 10
quisro efreser, pussto que ms hA toeA-
do on suerts.
20 hero ser guillotlnsdo, 20 que
ms 10 habeis t:esido. En- mi caso no
hay el msnor pretsxio para 10 revi-
si6n 20 do nluguaa mane-a AaeptaY&
81 indulto. Ne hAbeis promstido gul.
llosina'me y me guilotinar6.s 8 sersis
unos h1mhres despresiab!es J sin no.
uors.
De mGuerA que no b Ibrk oiro re-
medic que elseutArle. poyqua dc 10
aontrario 90 Va morlr de passion do
Amino.
Y aden a.. mAreafk los Minis
tros poniendo On iuego todav sus In
auenclas para eonaegoir que 10 gui'
llotinsn.
--Dlceu do San Peiersbuvgo;
PArece que los reaesionarioa de-
ninan ompletAmepts 10 eamsrilla dol
ear NIso'S', Gel Siglo XXX, doieo
psri6diso liberal que seguia publiss1.
dose, hA aido spprimldo sus otclnaa
oeupadas por 10 poliefa
Un miembro do 10 antigua Dams,
detsnido dura1te oil rsc!eate amotlna-
miento de CronstAdt, fac ah9rcAdo sl
II de Agosto.
La &C aestR dc 10 Bolsss hacs no.
tar que lAs 81 provlneias do que COM
pone el imperio ruso e2 ae hAllan on
sstado dc defanaa ex aspslonAl,
Las tropas de PoltavA 90 han ne.
& ado d ei.rcsr lAs tunsiones do polieiA.
En T hIs han sido reduoidos q prisi6n
muehos ipdivlduO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-20
Anuncios esP@ciaIes para Ponce
CONERCI
Sc VEN NDE

Una esldera multitubulAr dc so
caballos, con SOS Asccsorios, muy
poso uAAds, y una bomba do riego
compound duplex, con oamiSas de-
bronze tsin habsrSe uuAdo) de 1900
galonss por minutes, con 90 pies do
tuberfa dc sucsai6n , descarga de 10
pulgadas do diAmetro. Diriiirae q don
Vieenta Usera, calle del Comeraio no
Z. ?. 0 Box u Ponae, p. R. m alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-20

Vease nuestro interesapte fc-
lletin FL CobaIIero de ca.
sa Roia, epoca de Ia gran
revolucion francesa, en- las
paginas So y g
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-20

dtz, Panih1 Prat, G. Carrillo, Pablo
Disz, Miguel Pens, Pslro TirAdo,
Manclo y T, ~ VAEQusz, 'Pancho To-
res ,Jose M, Lopez, Ramon 0 me, RA'
mon Flgusrca J todo el dominicano
dieno y onrrAdo que quierA eonAri
buir con Argo para embaroAr & mi dea'
dich ada y disna iamiliA para 90 pAIz,
pues do no ser ali Quedan dssampAra'
daS y lola mendingAndo nm pan q Si
% diono MaiistrAdo que en- 80 asHorla
(Oordina1 en- Ia pGgtn0 ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-20
EmidgiO S. GinorIO
Manuel M. GinOriO
ABOGADOSI
Box 366, Tel6fono. 1853. Allen 70.
San Juan, p. R.

PnssarlA soiAmsnts, TAmnien ana dc
plAdos Alntaa mamPostarfa eontixua
anterior On 10 salls del SOL. III que
adQuisrA sstA propisdad tsndrk nm
busn inler6s de % dinsroI Para In
formss diEigiFss RAyAKL RIVERA
EaHgT -9ol H. Pnnaa
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-21
WORK NJ L~YNCHBUEG.
Big Construction Cotfact Awarded
by the Southern.
kno>,nIc. Tenn. April 80. w

Knoxville, Tenn, April 80. W j.
Oliver. the railroad contractor of
this citp returned today from
Washington and gave out the an
u]ouncemcnt HAT he had inst land.
cd contracts for work amouutiua 90
several millions OF dollars. During
the past few DAYS the Southern rail
way has placed with Mr. oliver con
tracts for construction work OF va
rious kinds amounting 40 g.. OOO. 600.
The last contract and that which
h" announced today wae with IN.
road for extensive work ot Lynch
burg. Va
The contract calls for the cuu.tru,
ton OF q double TRACK bell line for
a larger part of the way cucircIing
L~ynchhurg Tn" double track line
will be use instead of the line now
used II that city. i'm order 10 avoid
the heavy grades which il is nccos
sary to climb to get in and ont Of the
city
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-21
DOWIE GETS OUT
INJUNCTION.
VoliVa Restrained From In.
terfering With His Ac
tons in Zion City.

Following the filing of a bill 70
set aside the conveyance of
In Zion City valued at $21.OOO.OOO.
Judge r. Wright OF the Circuit court
at Rockford. Ill. yesterday granted
an Injunction restraining Wilbur yo-
IVA and others from Interfering
with or in any way preventiur John
Alexander Dowie from going to Zion
CITY and remaining there or entertng
ais house or his barn at will The
injunction also gives Dowie the right
TO hold religious services in the tab
srnacle on alternate days. and his
opponents were further onioina5
from doing anything to AFFECT fine
utie TO property, described i'm the
Dill OF complaint. The bill was filed
by Attorney Haley of Joliet The
nearing is set for the 25th before
Judge Wright in Belvidere.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-21
AROUND THE CITY.

Miss Roberta McNutt. OF Prince
Ton. attended the play here last night.
Mr.. n Mrs. J. ~. Moycrand Mr..
w W Bentley and Miss Annie Far
~ were among those present az The
german at North Fork last night
Miss May. Of TazcwoI. is visiting
in the city.
Mr. T. A Woodson. OF L~ynchburg.
IS i'm the city on business
Miss Gay Meredithor. Of East Rad
ford, is visiting friends n the cty
Mrs. NJ J. GapIes. formerly Of this
city but now of Bristol has returned
to h"r home. after ou extended visit
10 Mrs Edwin Mann. ON Russell
street.
Mis- Lydc Baldwin returned home
Yesterday Afternoon after visiting
friends on the Cliuch Valley
N'0. burton, ACCOMPANIED by her
daughter, Miss Zclma. of Graham.
passed through the city Yesterday af-
ternoon On route TO Radford Ia visit
friends.
Miss Blackburn. a student at era
nam College, was i'm The city visit
Ing friends YESTERDAY.
Mr.. } J. Cox, relief agent Of the
Pocahontas Division of the y. 4 w
railway, was here yesterday ON bust
ness.
Mr.. Z. w. Freeman. of BramwolI.
was in the city csterday. and attend
ed the play last night.
Miss Edith Suddcrh and Mrs. sud
d"lh. OF Falls Mins. Va. attended
the play here last night
Miss Mary Easloy. of p.arisburg.
Va, is visiting at the residence OF
MIR. W. c. Easley ON Rogers street.
Among the shoppers in the city
Yesterday we're Mrs James Hinchcc
and Mrs. Strother, of WEIGH, and
Mrs. DR.. f. p. Epling, of keystone.
Mrs. JEo. /. C.o,hy, returned to
her home in this city after a few
days absence on a visit to her mother
at Wittens Mills.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-21
Answer IA Fool According TO His
Folly" etc.,-Prov. 26I5.

Answer u Fool According 10 His
ioIly," etc.,-PrOv. 2GI5.
The Publication Committee limited
Citizens party Cor sunny Jim ass
The case may he) stung 10 the quick
10y The Scriptural Sword in the hands
OF A Burnt Child" resorts 10 the
usual weapon of a ~muck-raker. that
of mud-slinging."
Turned it over to his "Humorist."
ell? And Just for fun, 90 And
lie, this Reverend Publication Com
niii"". keeps a humorist i'm his stock
company to tickle the audience in
front of the curtain. whilst his Star
Actors behind the arras are planning
some escape from the ScripturaI bonn
bards which "A Burnt Child" has
Drung into his camp. Did you ever,
No; it is up-to-you, Reverend Sir.
or Sirs, to come out in front of the
curtain; face "A Burnt Child" and
take your medicine like a little man.
Rational folks take no stock i'm
the logic of pantomime shows. and
mountebank performances. when the
social fabric is being set ahrc with
the religio-politipal heresies. and fa-
natcal dogmas of Latter-day Saints.
And his name is Sunny Jim" too,
Buffalo Bilrs Wild West show.
suppose Won waltz out "WhistIing
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-21
CATAWBA VALLEY ROAD
TO Be CONSTRUCTED
The Survey Of the Road to Salem
tompieted----GlaSs Plant To
BE Located There.

Salem. Va, April 2O.----It is now
e settled fact hat the railroad line
from Salem via hanging Rock go the
vast deposits of glass sand on Ca
tawba mountain will De speedily
built by Mr. r. II. Cooper and his
associates and this means the loca-
ton here a little later OF a large
class factory.
This must necessarily prove good
news 10 the people OF this section.
For several years il has been
known that the region OF Masons
Creek and the Catawba mountain
about eight miles north of Salem
contained liuitless deposits OF the
very fines glass sand and sand equal
~ as GOO for other purposes. Re
Gently large tracts OF land contain
ing this sand was bought by Mr.. c.
&. Smith and the Sholz Brothers. of
Doanoke. \ charter was subsequent-
~ secured OF very liberal provisions
i'm the name of the "Catawba Valley
Railway and Mining Compnny." the
purpose being TO build "a railroad
from some Nnint of the y. & w. to
IN" prorn ''' He means OF developing
IT,.
The OF lie road is now
about complete and steps will at
once be taken to condemn the right
of way through such properties as
are needed and cannot be purchased
and as soon AS this is done assur-
anccs are given that the work on the
road Will be commenced and pushed
10 speedy completion.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-21
san Francisco Fire VIII Break Sr>
crnl Companies.

The Flat Top Insurance agency
received the following telegram about
! o'clock yesterday afternoon:
Flat Top Insurance Agency.
B%luencld. w. Va.
II san Francisco is wiped out. the
C%ontinetal's loss cannot exceed 81
500, OO0. After paving our losses We
viii have at least $15.OOO.O 600. of
assets left II We loge $2.5OO.OOO..
many other companies will fail. PUT
your good business in the Continent
tai. The Safety Fund Law under
which We operate. and have special
funds on deposit with New York
State authorities in Albany, would
protect any Continental policyholdcr.
even If two more cities should burn.
Henry Evans. PRESIDENT 90
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-21
DEMOCROTIC VOTERS 10 NOT
BE DECEIN ED-THE BOSSES
WANT YOU IN LINE,
THAT'S ALL.

some Democrats pretend TO be
highly inccnscd because the United
Citizens party has gone into court
TO secure election commissioners.
They choose to regard il as an at
tack upon the Democratic party. We
wish TO say as We have said many
times, that we have no fight against
the Democratic party or the RepubIi-
can party MS such. We believe thar
the rank and file of both parties
are with MS. Our fight is againsta
he Machine element in bOth par
lies, who claim the right to decide
all questions REGARDLESS OF the peo-
pie. We have no desire to obliterate
either party. we would like to see
them both under different manage
ment. The voters i'm both parties
are tired Of being bossed. hence the
United Citizens party. TO make it
perfectly plain. We would say that
the Citizens party would perhaps
have made no fight. if there had not
'''li H'lNl ~ lutll CONFUSION DtI W0Nl
the wet factions i'm both parties. The
wetest men of both executive com
mittees were in frequent consulta-
ton. and when the list of Democratic
commissioners was finally made up.
ana signed by the secretary, the
names of MIR. Postlewaite and Mr..
Becker. both OF whom would have
been perfectly acceptable 10 MS. we're
secretly removed. and others substi-
tutod. The same kind of tactics oh
tanned with our Republican friends.
the list selected by the executive
committee being rejected. and one
presented by MIR. -. G.. Lily being
appointed. All we asked was a
"nnarc deal, did it look like we were
goine to get it,? As a large part of
'ho Democratic party votes with the
citizens, how did it. happen that near
ly every commissioner selected was
vct2
The real enemies of the Democrat
ic party are those that have made
l q mere cog i'm the Republican Ma
chine.
All of this talk about the Citizens
party destroying the Democratic
Party. and the Democrats will have
mo- place ON the ballot. and will have
10 go ON by petition. is started by
few folks who would like to dis
tnise The real issues by throwing
sand i'm the eyes Of honest men.
tired of Ring Rule" and who he
1eve that The biggest thing in poll
Tics today is the square deal" and
clean government
This is q time for men to keen
cool. and vote for men who stand
for this Kind of thing. and will keen
their promises TO the people. Re
member that the very fellows who
are trying to- stir You MP on party
lines. are the same fellows that are
seen every day i'm close consultation
Win The Republican managers. They
aro tho mes that are selling o ont
% 'ryinig 90 throw the blame ON
the Citizens party. o. is the old
case Of the thief crying stop thicf.
stop thief" 10 throw off pursuit
PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE
UNITED CITIZENS PARTY
Go to 'ho city Hall and register.
L- L.. -...
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-21

Mcssrs lowering and WaddelI. The
veal estate agents. and stock brokers.
'' HIamw"II attended the play last
night
MIS-. Coy Norcdoth OF Radford.
VA. "Hs BOO the city last night to SEQ
NodI'.HH. 900 Che Elks opera
House
Miss Florence Mann returned homo
I"si night after visiting her sister.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-21
THE GREEN SEAL PAINTS.

Stand thinning with pure Linseed
oil, and are therefore more econom-
ical than other paints. Read direa-
tons on every package.
For sale by Reynolds e. Shor. Key
stone. W. va.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-21

J. h Wallace and j NJ Monroe
returned yesterday from Roanoke.
where they have been in conference
with the managemen, in behalf of
the boiler makers. II is understood
that they secured "a substantial i'm
crease for all the boiler makers
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-21

Mrs. Chas. Griner, of Welch. was
shopping in the city yesterday.
Miss Gencyicye Prince. who was
quite il some time since with menin-
gets, is much betcr'
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-21
SHOP NOTES

VIM. Shickle district president OF
the l. o.. M. was here yesterday ina
conference with the m|achinist
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-21

game OF bah with the transportation
department today. but for several
reasons the | rs are unable To give
the game. The nrst OF "a series OF
games Will come OF between these
two clubs in about three week.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-21

~. ID. Gillett has returned AFTER
several days absence from the city.
The shop boys had anticipated "a
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-21

Mr.. Joe Funk. of Roanoke. a mem
Der OF the Baldwin Detective Agency.
was in the city yesterday.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-21

Percy Nance, the laborer who was
Injured by the wreck several weeks
ago, is able TO be out again
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-21

&. j. Stone. stenograpehr To the
General Foreman. is confined to his
rooms on Ramsey street with a slight
illness.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-21

Fred Jones leaves today Tor his
home in Limestone. Tenn
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-01-31

Private Redemption
NO. OF To Who1
w ar'nt Issued |
9oO1 Netherland All
dcmptlol
95O3 A. E. Rice
9o93 L. o. Thorpe
300 Harold SNenJ
91OS L. o. Thorpe
9715 do
9716 Harold Su-cnj
9725 l.. . 'i':.crue
972S William jrhnj
7 o remittanccs to
per s att lncnt
rciun,l11lcnts.
Total. ....
STATE REVENUE
NO. OF To w
War'nt Iss1,
s537 J. H. Block, s
$500 do
1857 do
1858. do
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-01-31
RETURNS OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

No. of TIC Whom For What
War'nt Issued Purpose Amount
$500 Syver Iverson, townyOf Arctander..$ $50
1861 G. r. Skindelien. town Of Arctandcr g. so
1862 D. Price, town of Burbank. ESQ
1868 Edward Larson, town Of Colfax-..... 500
1864 KIT. Rykken, town OF Dovre:.....:::. ~9.25
1865 L. p. OWre, town Of East Lake Lii ~ -
s-~& ian 90
1866 H.A. Lobnitz, town Of East Lake sv
i - - Lillian $50
1867 Alo Abrahamson, town of Edwards s. 1916
1869 L. p. Felt, town of Fahlun. - 200
1870 B. P. Hovey, town Of Gennessse.:.... LOO
drew.......... 1926
1872 A.. o. Hedberg, town of Genneesee.... $50
1919 Wesley Sanders, town of Harrison... 1876
1914 Henry Roelofs, town OF Holland..... $50
1915 Peter Hagen, town OF Irving. 0.z6
1915 John Lundquist, town Of KendiyoM 6.75
s3zz 9. Boom town Of Lake hn a 200
s379 a. r.. LofRien; town Of N $50
don -. 100
1881 TT Week. town Of Norway Lake. = $50
1882 OlOf M att9on. town OF Roge!and..... Dc BIS
1888 BIS. Smithson, to Nn Of Rosevil1e PTS
1884 Gunder Hang, town q 81. Johns::..:. s go
93s6 WA. Strand, town 81 Ct: Johns $50
1856 Albert j. Johnson, town Of SWillrnar: < 8 rs
1857 r. M. Archibald village 81 Atwater 6.76
ooo = - = don i;a s.. 425
sase " q strand, village 81 Pennoei::.: :7s
$500 O.P. Sather do q. d. 80 10
1891 Aio Abrahamson. village IF Ray.
nOnd 90
$500 NJ w. Thorn, village Of Raymond. 1925
1898 I'M Rains. city Of Whine a3 e
Total 80. -. 3. -. 1880