davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-17

Sc abri6 la session & la. tres baio
10 presidsneia del iefior Matienzo.
Leida sl acta anterior fu6 aprobada.
III seeretario di6 lectura 4 las CO.
municaciones bills que siguep
81 alcslds dc Salinas elevAa Ia
C&mara copia de un scusrdo de aquel
ayuntsmiento, relacto1a ado con Ia
Ley de Condados.
Los seaores Francisco Llavat y
Enrique Rossy, secretario y marsh Ill
de Ia Corte de DIstriso de Maysgrez,
suplicsn 4 Ia CSmara se sirva acor
dsr una ley restsb!sciendo el sueldo
asignado q los Narshalls y SecretA.
rios de las Cortss de Distrlto por las
leyss que crearon estos cargos.
Don Eduardo del Vale ruegs q
la CAmara que inhuya con el Gober-
nador para que ests obtsngs del con-
sui ameriosno en- 10 Habsna Ia repa
triaci6n do un hiio que tie en- aque1ls
isla, en- estado de invalidez ffsica.
Bills en- prinsera lectura.
a. B. No Is. Por el sefior Was
Oahotsco. <Para dercgar 10 titulada
<Ley sobrs 6jscl6n del interss On to-
das les obligaci1nss.
Il B. No 10. Por oil sefIor Vfai
Ochotsco. Para snmendar las Seccio
mes 2 y 3 de 10 sLsy autorizando 4 10,
Concsjos Municipales para celebrar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-17
NO7|C|AS De lREc|BO
Conferencias de Superinten-
dentes escoIares. lima
veIada.
FALLECIMIENTO
FALLECIMIENT
Escritorios para el municipio.
Juicios por jurados. --Obras
de plomeria.

! Enero Is. En- esta ssmana ten-
dram lugar en- ests ciudsd las confs.
renclas de Superirtendentes de las
escuelas de 10 Isla. Ademss de los
meeti gs privados tendran lugar dos
p1blicos, uno el 10 en- 10 nochs en- sl
teatro y otro el 20 en- los salonsa de
Ia escuela <LlncolnS. En- el del tea
tro tomaran parts el honorable cont
sionsdo de Educaci6n, sl alcalds se-
nor Perez Aviles, el presidsnte de Ia
Junta de Instruction doctor F. Susoni,
el Superintendent senior Landr6n y oil
seflor Clements Ramirez. Sc espera
que aslsts una sele to concurrencia 4
estos actos.
4 Para el IS del actual prepar
este Casino una velada que, 'dado el
programa que hsy en- prsparaci6p,
serA sumaments amena Sc enssya
bsjo 10 dirscci6n del amigo Caldsr6n
una graciosa piacssita On un acio ii
tulada sSums y sigues, On 10 que to-
marAn parts las seflorisas Rafaelita
Garcia y Enrlqueta Fro 4 los sefIores
Calderon Gonzilez. Sc cantar&r
varios coros por distinguidas sc tf1ori
tns, y otras variedadss que daran anne
nidad 4 esta velRda.
-Hs fallecido on Utuado el alcal
do de aquella ciudad senior Fell,
Ssii despues de largay penoaa en-
fsrmedad. A sua fsmiliares On ests
ciudad damos el mis- sentido p6same
Sc han recibido de los Estado,
Unidcs los eacritorios sncarg I'D OF
para ell srreglo del salon de sesionel
de este municipio. Sabsmos que e
alcalde 90 propone decorar este sailor
con gusto y elegaucia y que no ser,
destinado mas que para el objeto qu,
tiene. En este salon es donde tsniar
que ser eolocados los retrstos do To-
Alcaldes, plausible propos!ci6 Go
conceisl Sr. Torres Cordero, que
aunque en- el primer momento fue de
sestimsds, creemos que este concej,
volverk de 81 scasrdo y adqulrir& 10
menciona ados retratos, para honrs
asi 4 los que hclsron bIen por est
mum. .cipio,
Han come; zsdo aver ca est,
Corts de Distrito los iuiclos por iurs
do cort nuaran durarts esta y !
prtximA stmana, Fl dia % 80 vera {
impcrtants iuicio do Ia eausa seguld
. por aaesinato & don Anton o Paz. Sc
numerosos loa tsstigos do esa caus,
Para el dia lS anuncia e.ta A
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-17

ap0ySrlo, pero hubo dooumentos On
cisles que ls obligsron. Que esos do
cumentoa 90 hubiera alegado que se
hallaran alli en- aqusl momento, dis
posici6n dc los sen )res consejeros,
para YER 81 producian ca ellos oil mis-
mo efscto que produj ron en- 81 cuando
se veto dicha ley.
G. B. IA. Sobrs darogaci6n de a.
gunos articuloa del C6digo Polftlco y
C6digo Penal.
Pasa & la comisi6n de Hacienda,
G. B. 13 Sobre enmlendas en- el
C6digo Polfsico. Pasa a la Comisi6n
de hacienda.
G B. r. Sobre reformas On artf
culoa del C6digo Civil. Pasa q Ia
Comisi6n judicial.
Bsrbosa pregunta quienes formap
la Cemisi6n judicial y dice que leex
trafa que ca un bill de tsnsa impor
tancia como ese, dichs comisihn
90 coupe del punto de msnos im 3.
portancia, cual "a sl que 40 refere
6 reducir de s l q $3.50 los honorArior
que 90 pagan en- los matrimonios y
en- camhio no 90 coupe de 10 mas esen
cial para noaotros; de por que ie dc
rogan esos articulos del C6dgo civil.
Post manidesta, que Bsrbsss
estA equivocado ca la apreciaci6r
del BILL puesto que cate no solo traits
de rebaiar los honorarios que Sc CO.
bran por los mstrimonios, de 81
$3.50, sino que es ell prop6sito gu,
csc dinsro On vez de qusdar como hoy
quedA q favor del flnGionario enoar
! gado del regiAtro ipgrsse en- los fon
doe dc 10 municipa' idad.
Barbosa retira su protesta.
G. B. numero l. Pasa en- ~ lestnr a
/ @. B, ndmsro 10, Sob:e deroga
: ci6n de vsrios ar icalcs en- la ley d
3 Epjuiciamiento criminal,
Sc da lectura & varios proyecto
de 10y G. B. 40, de Diaz Navarro, pa
!, ra enmendar Ia ley de procedlmiento
especiales.
il G. B, 90, de Dlaz Navarro, par
|. regular 10 profe lion de abogados el
Il Pueit Rico.
& (Conttn,ia en- Ia pdyina ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-17
CDIego coneTcia| de SOencer
en- Kingston N' y

Un coleglo ideal para i6venes de
ambos sexos. EnseianzA individual
completa. Cursos en- estenografis,
MAG uinilla, telegrAtfa, escritursr tene'
durfa de libros, operacioneS bancaria
8 ingleS. Profesores especiales para
este Gltimo.
EstudianteS pusden ingresar cusl-
uuier die de 10 semanA. Colocsciones
obtsnidas para los grAduados.
Correspondents en- ingles y en- ss-
pafol.
Solicite catSlogoS.
Direction para obtener amplioT In.
formes;
Spencsr'S Business College,
.26.13 San Justo Z, San Juan, P. r
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-17
ExtraVIO . sustIaecii6n

Sc ha autrido el de un documento
suscrito & mi favor por los aefiores
saldana u %. s. en- G. & veneer en- 80
de Abril de 1905, por Ia oantidad dc
o., 900, , como quisra que la p6rdIds
he lido despu6s dc hsbsrse pussto mi
endoso en- bIanco; por sl presents se
pone eate hscho en- conocimiento de-
pdblico On general, para que aepa, que
cualquier endoso eS Illegal y que ese
doeumsnto por las parties intereSadal
60 considerable como nulo y sin vAlol
alguno.
HumacAo, DIRE. q de 1905.
800 Antonto L6peS CLddra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-17

caldia 10 subaata de vsrios solsres
pertsneci ntss q cate municipio. Para
sl % esta ssh .la,a Ia subsata de laa
obras de plomeria en- Ia Casa Consis.
torial y para el rs como se2ando re.
mate, las obras de construction do
u7S carnicsrfa,
CoRRESPONSAL,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-17
Las iSlas caribes

Estas iSlas, situadas on la bahfa
de Jobos, han sido arrsndsdAs POI
dIez anss 81 Gobisrno IuIulAr por sl
Ernante, , per 81 presents Ss notihca
81 pdblieo no traSpAsar por elias, ba
10 psna de la ley:
Central AgRrrs d Co.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-17

-aEs usted ell hombre mas bruto
que hay en- Ell mundo, 81 no atiende &
sslud primero, y despu6s & sus neRo
eiosi tome uIted Vino Puro de IVA
Rloia cerecedo J Sera hombrs ielIx.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-17

En- esta imprenta Sc yende
papel viejo de periodico,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-17
0TRAS NOT|C|AS
RenuhCia. Niho confuse.
Condemns extinsuidas.
Registro civil.
kCUERDOS MUNICIPALES
Arturo Gigantic. Reyerta...
Edi6clos ruinosos en- Maya
yagtiez. En- San German.

Be asegura que don Pedro Juan
Besoss, dslegado republican, ala o.
mara y sscretario de 10 Ckmars de
Comsreio, prssentarS 10 rsnuncia do
este cargo.
Aver tards fas asistido on 10 %.
la do sosorroa el nino Pedro Corino,
de varias contusionss que 20 produia
On Ia frsnte & causa de una eaida.
Hoy sxtinguisron sus condsnaa
en- la carcel municipal, los prssos
Charles Ksnt, Paula Romeo, Juan
Grades. Antonio viuda Juan Con
zalez,
Sc han inscrito ON el rsgistro
civil de San Juan los nasImisntos do
Grato Caste,a y Correa, Maria Esps.
rama Maldonado y GuxmkD, Kaximi.
lisno Rosa y Rodriguss, Bsnito Fl.
gusros, Francisco Javisr vszques y
Santiago y Ricardo Adrian Cons slss
y Alvarez y Los defunciones do Juan
Jose FernGndex y Sobrino.
-Ha regresado su residences do
Msysgii.z nuestro amigo don Arturo
Gigantic, en- union de 81 seiors o..
posa,
En- 10 secretaris del Concejo t,au'
nicipal SO estAn preparando los orixi'
males para ls publication do las ords.
nanzas y reaoluciones adoptadas Dor
dicha corporation durante sl aao pr6.
ximo pasAdo.
En- Rio Cadas s-Mayaga,z -riA,.
ron varIos individuos, resultando dos
heridos de graveaad. Sells estGn dete.
nidos,
Ell ayuntamiento de Mayaeasx
dispuso una ordenanza aeord ando ous
que fuese derribido en- aquslla ciudad
todo edifcio que amsnaoe ruina.
-En Ia Gaia de Keonc mfas Pres
tamos de San Gsrmsn 90 hicieron i'm .
posiciones ID ssmana 4 TINA por va.
lor de 81 ,26l.6l.
En- 10 ckrcel municipal sufrsn
condens 36 hombres y 6 mujeres. Ks-
tan pendientes do juice Q hombres '
una muisr.
Mahana celebrar& session ordi.
naris e syuuta mier to de esta ciudad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-17
HernIadOs (QuebradOs)
LEDp

Ha llegado 6 esta ciudad oil de.
lagsdo del Institute Oftop6dico
Wives, de Barcelona, calle Uni6n,
No II, entresuelo.
HERNIADOS; ConGultsd con
dicho sehor 81 quereis meiorar y
curar radicalmente vuestras her.
Mas con toda Heguridad.
Las especlalidsdes WIVES son
reConocIdas por todo el mundo
cientidco y ConSlderadsI como
las mel 1res para ell tratsmiento
de las herniss, por graves que
sean Las refsridas especislida-
des son premiadsa y deelaradas
de gran utllidsd pdblicA por 10
Resles Academiss de Medicins ,
Ciruifa de difsrentes nsciones.
Dich1 delegsdo estA hospeda.
do en- el Hotel IngLGterrG, donde
recIbirS q los entermos de her.
Mas que deseen conIultarle y po-
nerse hsjl un tratamiento h1Sta
el did go del c0rrisate, de 9 maaand
d 6 tQrde.
Pedid folletoG ex plicAtivoI, que
dicho senior diStribuys gratis,
Hotel lngIaterra.
San Juan, P. r
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-02-09
Spring Creek.
SUNSHIN Il.

The health of our community is not
so good at this writing.
Mrs. Webb and children have been
somewhat indisposed for the past week.
Geo. Anthony and family left Sun
day for Texas, we were sorry to see
them leave.
Mr.. McAnally of Wayne County who
taught few days writing school at
this place has returned home, sorry to
say the school did not prove successful
owing TO the cold weather.
Sanders Coly left Sunday for Texas.
We wish this young man successful
journey.
John lnoch is erecting a new dwell
ing upon his premises,
Alex Beeler and sister spent Sunday
with their grandmother of Shoal Creek.
Doc Cooper bid our community fare
well Wednesday, he left for Summer
town, where he is contemplating on
farming this season.
Lee Chambers of near Shoal Creek is
now working for |. F. Webb.
VIC. Beeler had the misfortune of
losing a nice heifer recently.
John Koob, the son of Henry Koob,
of st. Louis came down Wednesday tC
make Lawrence county his home,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Enoch are the
proud parenes of fine girl.
Miss Clara Goodman has returned tC
her home after a weeks visit will
frienns and relatives of West Point.
Quite a number from this place at
tended the party given by Mr.. and Mrs
Canine. All reported nice time.
The party given at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Housed was well attended
and enjoyed by all present.
Ed Houser has sold his farm, ant
will move near Candy soon
We extend congratulations to TIN
Editor and owner of the twice-a-wee
Democrat, wishing him much success
with his task for 1906.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-02-09

Ssssessessesessesesssesses
: Town And County. !
Ssssssss.ssssssssssssssss~
All kinds OF EeedstuffS at Gibbs
& Bellows.
We call youl attention to the change
in the "Marviae" advertisement in this
issue.
McDougal Dry Goods CO., close out
each seasons goods. They never carry
over out of season stuff
Every man ought to fight for his
choice in the mass meetings of March 3,
and il he is beat then cheerfuly accept
the result,
As we are not the best, we do our
work as the best.
GUNsELMAN & KoLLEFRATH,
Depot Street.
Every day is bargain day. They are
always closing out various lines, at re.
duced prices.
MCDoUGAL Dry GooD's Co.
am still making wagons in the same
old way, only more and better. Only
first class stock worked in.
w. E, GUNsELMAN
Let there be full expression of the
Democrats on March and then let
every one loyalty and cheerfully ac-
quisce in the expressed will of the ma
jority. This is true Democracy.
Just a little Kodol after meals will
relieve that fullness, belching, gas on
stomach, and all other symptoms of in
digestion. Kodol digests what you eat
and enables the stomach and digestive
organs to perform their functions natu-
rally. Sold by Frremon Bros.
| The New Cough Syrup-the one that
acts as mild cathartic on the bowels
is Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tan
1t expels all cold from the system, cuts
the phlegm out of the throat strengthens
the mucous membranes of the bronchial
tubes and relieves the cough whooping
cough, ETC., Children love it. sold by
Freemon Bros.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-02-09
Letter List.

Letters remaining uncalled for IN the
Post office at Lawrenceburg, Tenn, for
the week ending Feb. 10, 1906.
Boggers Mr. Tom
Clupton Mr.. Mires,
Vim Mrs. Betty.
Parties calling for above letters will
please say advertised"
ID. w. Stames p. NJ.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-02-09
Notice.

To my friends and customers
am at the same old stand on $. Mil
itary ST. and better prepared than ever
to do your work, have added a first
class planer and band saw andother ma
chinery to facilitate work. Repairing.
done on short notice. Also new wagons
or vehicles of any kind built to order
Work done by the best experienced
workman In the county. With my sim
cere thanks for patronage in the past
am sincerely, W. f. Gunselman
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-02-09
ITCHING HILES.

Ify you are acquainted with any,
one who is troubled with this dis
tressing ailment,you can do hi m
no greater favor that to tell him
to try Chamberlain's Salvc. 1t
gives instant relief. Price 25 cents
per box. Sold by Ere emon j.,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-02-09
pcck,vccd
y CG;(ds,
gReo( Estate.

DO the Real Estate Business this place Their dealing with the
Buyer and Seller has the confidence of the people have ANYTHING
should They find the deed free
going buy will surely them They Bottom
PrCee that Perfect printed matter it free
LOCKWOOD & chill D, Lawrencebnrg Tennessee.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-02-09
College Echoes.

Misses Willie Lumpkins after several
weeks illness has renewed her work at
the College.
Miss Lille Clark entered school here
last week.
The College Literary work last week
consisted in the rendering of the follow
ing program.
Music-Miss Edith Robinson,
Reading-Sherman Hiesiand.
Essay-Great Historians-Nliss Pru-
dence Maught.
Debate:
Resolved that it is better to have
loved and lost, than never to have loved
at ALL"
Affirmative:
Conrad Ellingboe
Ingram Sowell
Miss Edith Ranck
Will King.
Negative;
Goodloe Sewell
Miss Ennice Kackley
Miss Mccoy Blair
Frank Pollock.
Decision of Judges,
Critics Report.
Frank Williamson, Presiding officer.
The exercises were very entertaining,
and were much enjoyed by the whole
school and a number of visitors who
were present.
The debate, after spirited contest,
was decided in favor of the affirmative
side
The Francis Willard Literary Society
met last Thursday afternoon with the
following program:
Song-Society.
PRAYER
Recitation--Miss Mamie Hagan.
Essay Current Events-Miss Bessie
Cloud
Music-Miss Edith Ranck
Debate:
"Resolved, that nature adds more TO
mans happiness than wealth.
Affirmative.
Misses Mccoy Blair
Myra Kitchen
Leslie Freeman.
Negative:
Misses Anna Gillian
Mary Yong.
Ennice Rackey
Decision of Judges.
Critics Report
Adjournment,
The exercises were interesting anC
well prepared
The debate was decided in favor Of
affirmative.
The program of the David Crockett
Literary Soaiety last Friday Afternoon
consisted of the following and was wei
carried out.
Song-Society.
Prayer-Chnplain.
Song Society.
Reading Of minutes
Roll Call.
Reading-Goodloe Sowell.
Article of "Roberts Rules of order
discussed by viii Springer.
Conversation A. G. Sowell
G r. Ellingboe
Debate:
Resolved that electricity is of more
use than steam
Affirmative:
Will King.
Joe Gilbreth.
Grey Garner.
Conrad Ellingboe [oppointed
Negative:
Jim Springer
Overton Hagan.
Henry Norton.
James Robinson.
Decision of Judges.
The Glenwood post., 1906-04-07
SOUTH CANON.

Miss Mabel Helms spent Sunday in
Glenwood visiting friends.
A number of miners came down
from Coal Basin last week looking for
work.
The expected strike in the east will
benefit South Canon as we'll as other
coal mines in the state.
Mrs. H. NJ. Graves has returned
from DR.. Berry's sanitaiium and is
rapidly regaining her health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Mclaughlin,
of Cardiff, spent Sunday in camp,
visiting with the O'Neill family.
L. W. Price, of New Castle, former
superintendent of the Coal company,
visited a. the Canon on Friday.
The dry weather for the past few
days has enabled the coal company to
resume their usual daily shipments.
Otto Hanson, the section foreman
who met with painful accident last
week, has been taken to the hospital
at Colorado City.
Mrs. and Mrs. c. P. O'Neill Ie.
turned from their eastern trip on Sat
urday. Mrs. O'Neill feels that the
change has been of great benefit to her
health.
D. R. Snider is gradually recovering
from a severe attack of rheumatism
Frank Chinneworth, c. M. Kinsey,
Fred McCullah and F. W. Harker
made up theatre party and enjoyed
the show in Glenwood on Saturday.
The Glenwood post., 1906-04-07
Yesterday William Dougan unload

Yesterday William Dougan unload
ed the finest car of furniture that has
ever been received in Glenwood
Springs These goods are being placed
in stock as fast as they can be un-
packed. In the lot are many treats
for the housekeeper who loves pretty
home. Go to his new store on Grand
avenue even if you are not in the mar
ket at present. 1t will be worth
your while to see the new Princess
dressers, chiffopiers, sideboards, beau
tiful oak dining sets, folding beds.
couches baby buggies and some brass
bedsteads that ale finer than have ever
been shown west of Denver heretofore.
Mr.. Dougan now has complete stock
of furniture and can fill any wanNyou
may have for the house. He is truly
now an out6tter for mankind.
The Glenwood post., 1906-04-07
Well, Rather

We would rather know that boy
of ours was studying the architectural
peculiarities of the rear elevation of
a grass fed mule as he follows him up
and down the corn and cotton rows
from early morn till dewy eve-in-
turned earth, quaffing deeply of God 8
life blossoms with the perspiration
of honest toll sloshing in his brogans
bought at bargain sale for 7Sc,
with an appetite that could eat
through days s rations of corn bread,
buttermilk and turnip green's and
come off the encounter without having
its keen edge dulled, than he had be-
come the pampered pet of effete So
ciety, dawdling away the hours of
night in the many evolutions of the
wabhly waltz. with some other mans
wife pressed to his bosom, in the midst
of voluptuous surroundings with his
"oung brain awhirl with the intoxi-
eating perfume of rare exotic plants
and imported champagne, and spend
ing few hours of day not given to
slumbeI in planning new excesses
whereby to squander his time, health,
wealth and honor. We would rather
know that he was u, publisher of
country newspaper, trying to squeeze
out an honest living than Pennsyl
vania coal baron, trying to squeeze
out another million of dollars by
grinding down labor to starvation
wages and causing untold suffering
and death by raising the price of fuel
beyond the reach of the poor. We
would rather be a water carrier for
section crew with good health and
clean conscience than gouty pluto
crat, giving his millions toward the
founding of public charities (whi ch
a1e more than made back the next
day by raising the price of some com
modify and with stomach that goes
into convulsions at the sight of
hard boiled egg OF Il rasher of bacon
and mephitic conscience that never al
lows its owner peaceful happy mo-
ment. We would rather a girl of ours
were the duchess of cook stove wear
ing coronets of cobwebs from the
kitchen ceiling, and protected by
loving, tender, honest, virtuous hus-
band with corns in his hands like the
corrugations on corn huskers and
drawing a salary of $40 week, than
the painted paything Of scorbutic
scion Of degenerate European nobility,
purchased with an empty title, wear
ing second hand diadem bought with
her pat ernal ancestors millions. -
Henry Watterson.
The Glenwood post., 1906-04-07
Pixies Peak Centennial

Colorado Springs, Colorado, is max
ing ella borate plans to celebrate the one
hundredth anniversary of the discov.
cry of Pixies Peak, the chief scenic
attraction of the State. The Gov
ernment will send 10000 regular
troops to take part in the program.
in addition to representatives of the
various tribes of Indians with which
Pike came in contact on his toilsome
march of discovery. Congress will
authorize the issue of 100, 900 souvenir
medallions in commemoration of the
historical importance of the event
These will be made at the United
States mints.
The program will last one week,
beginning September "a 1906. The
celebration will be military and "ivic
in character, to include sham battle
and maneuvers by the troops, and
unveiling of huge granite monument
to Pike. Besides the troops, the In
dans, the National Guards, the ca
diets, the veterans, cowsboys, pioneers,
The Glenwood post., 1906-04-07

carl johnson, Woodman'' held
the boards last night at the hall. A
full report will be made next week.
Rev. o. B. Whitaker, of Kansas,
is assisting Rev. Horace Mann, of the
Christian church, in special services.
Many farmers are ready to plant
their sugar beets and probably the end
of the week will see a good many acres
planted.
Ye scribe has been doing some
strenuous ranching this week hence
the shortness of this news column.
He started in on planting fence posts
Indications point to good crop this
year.
B. F. Miller has resigned his posi-
tion on the Telegram and will now be
seen as head clerk at the New Era
Cash Store. o. B. Fleming is now
chief pencil pusher and editorial scri be
at The Telegram.
The Spinsters club gave fine en-
tertainment at the ball last Friday
night The audience filled the house
and was kept in a good humor all the
way through The club went to
smash and everybody was glad.
The entire Citizens ticket was
elected last Tuesday. All the old
officers were reelected without excep-
tion. Mayor, George NJ. Howard;
Trustees, Fred Munro, DR.. LIE Rossig-
mol, Ed McLearn, D. E. Eakins, j. E.
Stauf1er and Louis Hoffmeister
There were 279 votes cast. The vote
as proportional to the respective par
ties was to /.
Last Sunday the dedication services
of the First Christian church were
held. The morning service was a
splendid one, the seating capacity of
the building being taxed to the ut
most. In the evening many could not
find seats. Rev. Mann preached at
the morning service while Rev.
" "ulttaher gave splenulu SERMON Oh
"The Church in the evening at
which time the main services of the
day were held. The church building
is handsome one and reflects great
credit on the pastor and his congrega
tion in their work in erecting it.
The other churches of the city dis.
missed their congregations for the
evening service.