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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-10
ALE ANDRO DUMAS

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vV6 de los doI gendlmas vacis h del dT ars
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-10
NOT|CIAS O|VfRSAS
Restablecido. Ramon B
Lopez. ri teniente Soto a
Guayama,
DON JORGE BIRD kRIAS
+ d'a primero de Febrero sc :
ran e'ecutados Pan.h to y
Francisco D mes.
DON JORGE BIRD ARIAs

Fl dfa 10 de- Fehrero ssraa siesu
tados los condenAdos & muerls Fran.
cisco Rivers alias sPAreh't eaussn
ts del asetinGto On Ter. gsedo do don
Ssvtro Lprenzo aomsreisnle de Gua
ySma, y FtArclseo Donss aut1r del
asesir aio de don Jote Cordov6l y b
rrfog. Jusz Municipal de San Lore, :.
Eel iuforma dol Attorney G sne
rLl de los Estsios Unl1os acb Q el
easo de F 'Ansisco Dones, 90 ancuentra
so podur del TribanA! Supreme do
Pusrto Rico.
-EA causado DesEr entire mt ehas
personas do Sa0 Juan 10 erfMmsdad
do nuest huon amigo el doctor don
Fernando Gonzales, de San Lort nz ,,
persona eatimads en- toda 10 isIa, y
uno dc los elemsnt9s do preatigio de
10 sUni6n dc Puerto Rlso.s Las 6lti,
mas not!eiAs recibidas, anuneian "a
msioria 10 ode sslsbtamoa dc veras.
-PAJA De ARROZ. Los Som.
breros mas do moda son les do psis
dc arros, por ESQ 10 Capslira y demGs
sombreros dc ssta paia que traio el
PARIz RAZAR ss & los que han da.
do IL pretsreneis lAs Dsmaa sltgAn.
Rsy do gustos do 10 capital.
Ii venta dc eitos sombreros 60
aontinuA y apenas pusde ID casa aten.
der q todos los pedidcs.
Hay t&mb6l CapelinAs do psiA de
Italia que eatkn & 10 moda como 10 do
Arrt Z. AL PARIS BAZAAR 4 comprar
90 somhEero anIes que 90 aeabsn.
-'Ttaslai6 ID residsnsls & San
Juan nuessro particular sm'go don
Federico Dsge!fu y G nxalez, tx-Co,
mtsionAdc dc Puerto Rico en- VS.
hiugton. A 81 y & su dlallr guida 10.
nora prssensamos nueatsos aaludos q,
dsseandoles mushas Frospsridades
Han regtesado dc los EssAdos
U Uoidos nussiro qusrido amigo den
Jorgs Bird Arlas, do Fsiardb, Accm'
pAhado do 50 dissInguida sspo,a.
NueAsro respectable amigo oil doc
tor Salvador CArhobell 90 oneue air q
eomplelamente rsltRbleeido do su en-
fsrmtdad rselsnIs 10 que ee,abamou
mush) Este distInguido msdieo vusr
t]rr Qat 40 sslAh ees su residensi o.
10 ciudAd dc MsyaGu
sW Ell sl Club as v. Kearhean Il
Co., IL SAa Frsnsisso, 90 vsndar doa
ralcies de orc sadA semanA, enIre 80
aoaioS, Ahcn2nda $3.50 { 1.oo aamAnai
LA Ultima semGEa ohsuvo unn do,
L. AmEdor de Gs rcia, soeio dm 3d.
So BnOasLtrA bMtt nie el trmc
en- eHls capital nuesiro dlsioRoidc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-10
N0TICIAS De ESPA0A
Tratado. -Protesta del Ar.
zobispo de Toledo contra
la Ley de asociaciones.
ESCUADRA INOLESA
Meeting G religioso que conclu.
ye a tiros en- Barcelona.
Regalo de esps noles.

-El gobierro ha rselbido IN dsE.
pAsh1 snuneiGndnls qua 81 SUI. el
EOdss legislative hA rAti6csdo ell ira
tado do eomersIo con Esps6s,
~-Ha sido Aprobado On vosasi6 q
ordinsr!s por cl Copgreso, al TfAtAdo
do Ct msrelo euirs X p'fIN , auIaa.
Ell gobisrno ha Tsslbido uue 90.
mu1ict sion del Efxobisan ds Toleir,
con Cirlsco EarIa SAnehsz, ssamoa
dada de 10 prosrssA ssvsdA pof TOD, .
ca ohispos eapsG1ls so1ira lalsy IL
Ascsi&eioneE que as tr stA de- sprohAr
an lac Cosiel.
~ SO colsbr6 IA msstit z sst6..so
en- Barcelona y & 10 sors' 'usi6a dal
mismo. suapdo - isron del lceal lc,
sonsurrcnsss, 90 disron gribos de eAba
10 los s.erieIls's
Ecs e'ssieeles sonGsltsron aque.
los Rritos. Goa ios dc slvivn oil Psps
R'yI Viva al CorAa6a de Js46.Is y
sss0 origir6 va collision Ga ID Qce ~
htcie'on vSrics ci'Faros,
Habo suatos y sarrerAs y 10 con
sigutsnts AlsrnA sisrrs de pusrsas.
Han resu tAdo do Ii coliai6n baE.
tAtles hsridos y contIsos.
~Da NArruecos 40 rectbsn nc ii,
alas AlarmauisS, For 10 suAl 10 eaor a
dra SO hAlla dispucSta para xArpsr en-
sl momento On que YesibA 6rdsnes del
gobierno. con objsIo de dsasmbAreAl
on Tkpisr quinisnsos AoldRdos do In
fantsIfs dc Marina.
--Ds las PamEs (Grau Can ariaj,
hA zlrpado 10 eseuAdr& ioglesa qua
ionds6 en- aqrel puerto oil II del AZ
aual.
"A! pusrso do CSdIz 50 ls ha as
aho 10 sonesai6n do Que puedA .snsr
dsr6Aitos msfeaptleS de tsbsso.
incl Copgrsso hs empsz ado la
discussion dol proyeoto do lsy sobrs
hua'gA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-10
0TRlS NOT|CIAS
Reducido a prisi6n, por es.
Gala miento Hospital de
Mujeres y Ninos.
DENUNCIA POR HyRTO
Acusaci6n contra un con duo
tor de los carros electrlcos.
Un preso que Sc fuga.

& Antonio . issada, ide rsdueido 4
prisi6n aver, acusado dc essAlsmisnto
htb' 67doseIe teupsdo una ArmA que
portsbk.
-Por porlsr uu euchillo tu6 arres
tido sysr Art1pio SAnshsz.
"A pso Dkvila. scpdueicr dc
Ios azr'rs slAesrisas, t.6 dsnupsisdo
ID y por hlrto. So 10 sanss q haber.
ts Rpr, p.A1o de unA sAttsrA con an
ollisIe lie IS cle nAilo en sl eArro
qas 1irgl@, Al asf i1vsstlgA1o oil
stso spttsg6 10 CarIsrs; Pero oil YER.
az Quo t4lsaban loa einso a9nArs, 90
10 h.xo an rg!ssro On 81 persona,
sieudole eaeonrado Ell billess en- oil
fjndo del Eombrsro.
e%Psra esrrerAa do caball0s, ven
den reloiese Epeeiales 8 contadorss de
Qpiutos dc segundos { % 40, 50 90,
5000 y ell00, porte psgo, los sefIo.
res F. Kshrh&hn y Co., San Juan,
@uerso Rico. alt.
Ell t&hado dssnrt6 de los traha.
JOS dc limpiexa del CUarlel do l& po.
Iisia insulsr oil pYeso Juan Ru'z, dc
oEce 0 nos do edGd, que sutlla eor de-
an ca neirla tila per txposiciones
deshoneslAs. Un gubrdiA ls entyeg6
un Peso EarA que 10 c0mprase una
eolshoreta en- una tisrdA y el muaha'
sho, 50 m&rch6 con los cuartos y adm
no hA aparscido
--Lgs n6oIes Doolsy Smith, Co,
do esta siudad han prsaenlado plan
al AleAlce solieitando sutorixae!6n pa
~ oontt,nit con ArEeg!o 4 pianos IN
mira dor sohrs la casa de al sslA bleei.
nien,Q,A q de ensAY char ssa onsin 90.
--&r. Jthl Turner, Ia pedido
tambl9a 30 10 Aranrics 4 Sop.t,uir una
casa . pisdra artificial On Santrrss,
A orillAs Del mar, sslGl p amos que
pressulA
Hsn i-gtsssp1 en- al hospital Go
mnjerss J nG 3. V.et9riA TorEea y
Ar gel F.Ores.
81 VENDRN variGs essas de mi
propisdAd en- oil pusbo de Luqpillo.
IlformRrA Modesto OAss, San
Fftne 500 81, tos. San Juan 1876
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-10
Ell CABALLERo DE CASA RoJA

sNO Luedo debo aceUtAr sl c6cio de Ia ydl de na1e
On caDhio d. Ia mia m. A.
Vovi6 mats, 81 saiaohs sl pan 10 ds6 para cgAudo
fuessn \ rsccQerlo,
Aun tsps ID rsna psd.Eo de en- Ia mano cuspdo =.
patio IamAdo dslas musrss rdo sdsns psrscido qas
producta dsmSne cornDdo sl oristal
ruido sgo On ligro ehouus 81 vidro rSpetio
muohsS q1s cubi. Ia nisnc6n Ia hombre
DrspueI Aprsci6 e. gulo de s Vidrera roim De
pape, QUE 90 deSlzo sntsmsnte hasla sl auslo.
DespueI oy6 lG reins s rE1o de manoio dc llGyeI
paios cue ss slsiaban.
Miro AnaOnsa sl biIose smsnio qoe ag2no sas gear
dts se prsnAa pro cuSndo les oy6 hsor hs como
sempra hean de oso para 90 i'm
DOrcnars Il prisorsFS LVAnl6 enolosausLt tie rco
g'rsl nsLa
D4l z6W snorcs De sL como De Una y4rs On obelo ds
gado durc, cue ysldo 81 susl rsoa5 melS camsnis
Era una lms daa, igasls mss bsn qus ana
hsrtmsn de iaasos De lie eualss Una
nsue, por mas d6o torps pueds eorr
De bora 81 hisrro de ls mas gTuea bsFFA
Is 63ra, deia 81 pApal m lana hs ns1is vspd
homhFa b. br p0r Il dsl pano dehs maisrsa
lee gsedarmss g1sidsn m nsnpo scrnk A. Il
bsFfa de VsnBs eorUndo ds zlsF3a defssha
lstgo q aaafso ds bsF9 psdt8 saltr libra
tOt - sals De salss ,6oit.s aaa
h eosssgrdo g.d Il stfUeo d. y ssfk s msd.
eAFssa
oh msrnut6 Il fslai. lssri an ! - cue Usndsai
Ffra % &c lsart - mtmt Fst
q lsmels; e l. dsl ssbal.sfo De Cau R1ia
saA d Eo3lss fse1tflf IA eEs.31 3slsa asnmo
! ul zlo 3s los snaus lad.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-10
En- esta tipografla Sc trabaja
barato. - <La Demo cracia>

amigo don Ramon B. Lopez 10 que
ssntimos mutho, dGssAndole que Rron
TO reeobre 10 uAlud peEdida.
Sc hA aussntAdo para 10 isls
nuestyo buen amigo don Juan r. Ba'z
a. Sc vENDE IN eArro america.
no On buen satado, sapAsidad 100 %.
propio para trAnspoftar earga pexA-
do, Informss, Johnson y CO eu Cagnas
8 Fratk Shirmer, muells dol Quarter
master, San Juan.
Hoy sale para G GlAyAma oil to
+ isnte do IL poliefa insulAr amor dor
Jot 8 Soto con el 6n do h leerGe cargo
de aQusl dislriio. por trAslAdo del %
piIan TAllAda 4 Arssibo. III capitAr
Judice permanscel q Alad / tiems 20 mai
en- San Juap, en- sl suArssl general.
Para curaf un restrlad0 on ur
ola, tome el LAXATIVE BROMC
lQUININA. III botisArio 10 dsvolverAe 0
dinero ni no 90 eura. L. Brma de- o
W. GROVE sc hAIIA en asia aAiisa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-10
F. Rooms

AAusdor y Com Sonsdor de Pisnoa
' prcfssor 90 ViolonsOlio, con real
dcnsis sn San Juan, eGle do San
Jusyo dnero 80. primer piEo.
CompoAs ssmul6a caa 9 aier instru'
msnto do Cusrdss. Otteas uus ssrv. .eios
ca GAIA cIudad y en- 10 isla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-10
Sc VENDE

ca iaego &C Irss OsDsslf.gAS aists
ma sHap norlhs con su MOTOR. 81 mgX-
o. sdor y ~ eevAdor do sE6sAr, sodo
sn m,gninso SsIado, DIrjgtrss & don
Ju 10 Gay, hasIeadA SAutA Ana, inn
aoa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-10
UNA COlOCACIOx

La aolisisA u Q asforita On Of ms
nslo &c Ia type writer, con eonosi
micntos sssbsdcs de ortcgrailA Pa
ra lnfosmes don Is!doro GonxGIsz Bo
nIlla,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-10
PrIRoIpaIes artlcuIOs


cue % dstAllsn On almaeenes, q los
siguientes precios.
A:tlis: d. partldo & Jap6n 4 5
Idem vslsnciano de 81 = 81 pos
axtremo de elases,
Ajos de Is etva. & so.
Bombone s6i ~
Rssalao Ut
sardinas ahumadas . IA eentavcs.
Cebollas espaholaa 81
Id Ameriesnas s-2}
0arbanxos e4} 80.
HAbichualas Amerieanas solorAdAs
larFss e6. Blaneas amerieanas o.
Harins dc trigo s4s II
Id do msiz s;3
Samones s10 10l.
1ahtn Rooamora s5t, trasr!cs'
no, e2SyAa.
Nantes st & 81 en- Aysn e'iA' dc
ask 10.
Mantsq squillai do $751; A1S
Pasta del pais o s34.
PapAs amsriesnas II q
Tosino, t!8 & 1Sl
TAsaio %
QxssoA am. s17 PatagrAs Il.
Lsshe eondensada sAguilas 6 %
ID Id sCrux Roias s42
II Id SMagnolias Oh
DEL PALS
Asaaki pttAtl sopsumoI
Aasss bAdc slaro do 81.
Go misi s.&ro ea.,
Csntrftuxa slaro - ~ %
Amsriaaua de st = =
De Ponos e34 q 81.
Ron ~ grados Cartier & sI. te vas
estca Taldu pagados P. Inss~psT
h&iysl rs
TahAco. nominal,
pPeClGs do cOMpFa
Alnid6n . $3.50
Atgoijn de.5a $50.
Qoeos de |: = ls millsY,
cssrcs dulees $40 = 81
eato CO ros e%A
Cato sOrYiapts nominal
CamtIos C9relsnts'
EordttG Gkesi AS7
PaYia ~
HAmbxyRc Gl..p.
Kew York III { 10 c1vs "a
EaeadA Hair 0.
CsduIas..hlpotecarIas
Bans0 TsrriloriAl y AgrieolA $50
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-10
SECC|0N MERr' rAN7'|L
NOtdS (Qmef(i1|eS de San Juan


AesfOnss
Ranco de Pto. Rico Q IS & 20
Raneo Territorial. e23 f24
Parse Popular .... 9 10 all.
AzUCAR Para 10 exportaei6n
Sin operaciones,
Buquos RnunciMdOs
ri vkeor sBpaf1ol GPuerto Rleoz
sali6 o 80 pr6xlmo passdo do Bsres.
Iona para el Esditsrl aneo y Cana
rits. San Juap, hsyiguz, Pones,
5antisg1 de Cubs. HabAna. Glaut6
|rano, Harzauillo yN W Orleans.
Vasor Gmericano hilsdelph!ss,
aa'd'G para N W Yo k el u corrisnse.
Vapor Amsr!oann <CAfSsa,s aali6
do N!w Ye.k para sSA al 3 del 60
rriense.
EntF0dae
De N W OtleAns vspor amer ieano
sHogomt ,.
eaIidae
VaPor americana eSAnturess para
10 is!a con trGnsito.
RuQWos ON puoPso
TRAvESIA
&Asbury FontAins dessargAndo
<E. Stan Joneas pendiente.
G6pripgteldS deAe&Ygando
81. w. AyNs. dsscsrgAndo.
<CArolinas, deseargApdo.
GHugomaS dsscArgando
SJalia Lutksnbaes Id.
COSTANEROA
eRieArdo Rui1s, FAialdo.
AGuillermitos, psndispts.
eCArmelisS. YabrooR
sVoluntAQs yendisnts
81 abelas dsseAygAudo
SAiA B.ane,s NsguAho
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09
SPECIAL, SALE AT THOMAS

John w. Thomas & Co. are holding
their first May special sale Of muslin
underwear and lace curtains this week,
and Judging from the large attendance
Of ladies, the sale is proving OF more
than ordinary interest. The firm is Of
fering it's entire stock of lace curtains,
Including all kinds and qualities, from
the moderate price Nottinghams to the
handsome and dainty clunies and Ara
bans, affording an opportunity for the
furnishing and identifying of the hum:
BILE home or the luxurious palace OF
wealth. $685.
The muslin underwear on sale in.
cludes the plain and substantial sort
such as gowns, skirts, drawers, chelnises
and corset covers, also the most dainty
and beautiful' handmade French lin
gerie, this latter appealing to the most
refined feminine fancy and over which
the ladies linger with admiring gaze.
Today began their semi-annual sill,
sale, which sales are held in May and
November Of each year. Owing to the
backward season, silks have moved
slowly this spring, consequently large
lines remain to be closed out at this
sale. Some 1000 yards are offered il
all, including silks for all purposes
waists, fancy work, party and reception
gowns silks Of a class which always
appeals to the ladies especially whel
such excellent bargains are to be had.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09
FISH BOARD WILL ACT
PROPOSES ACTION AGAINST
TOWER LUMBER COMPANY FOR
INTERFERING WITH COMMITS
'SION'S WORK.

The state game and fish commission
will probably bring action against the
Tower Lumber company, charging con-
tempt of court, and also a civil suit for
damages. The matter has been
placed in the hands Of w. b.
Douglas, former supreme court Justice
and present attorney for the commits
sion, with this end in view.
The commission took the same view
Of the matter as S. F. Fullerton, its ex-
ecutive agent, that the lumber company s
men showed an utter disregard for the
courts and the commission, and that the
time had come to teach them lesson.
Mr.. Fullerton says the driving Of logs
in the river at Tower prevented the EN-
ployees of the commission from collect.
ing 2O0,0O0,000 pike eggs. He reported
tc day to the commission that 3O,OOO,O0C
pike eggs were secured at Duluth and
Il. 100000 at Brainerd. About six mil
lion trout fry will be sent out from the
st. Paul hatchery this spring
The commission this morning consid
cred the loss of fish fry from Mime
tonka. which is caused by the overflow
ing Of outlet dams. This is to be over
come by placing lS-inch screens above
| the dam work.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09
CATTLE SALE ATTRACTS
PROMINENT BREEDERS

The twenty-seventh annual sale Of
Scotch shorthorn cattle from Browndale
herd. the property of H. F. Brown. took
place yesterday afternoon at the sale
stables at Lyndale avenue and Thirty
second street S. A large number of
cattle fanciers from a distance were
present, and the bidding was spirited.
Mr.. Brown in his catalog said that he
did not expect big prices, SO if the sale
was not marked by fancy figures, it was
entirely satisfactory to Mr.. Brown:
Colonel F. NJ. Woods and Colonel
George Bellows, both well-known live
stock auctioneers, officiated on the
block.
Between fifty and sixty head, mostly
females, were cataloged, and thirty nine
were sold. The total of the sale was
Thirty-si females averaged a trife I'M
der $500 head. and three bulls aver
| aged $l43 head.
J. II. Garrett of Mountain Home,
Idaho, was the heaviest buyer, taking
twelve head at an average of $2S5. El-
vira s Rose, Dist, an imported COW =
years old, heads Mr.. Garrett s herd at
$500. He paid $500 for imported Vic
let 18th and calf.
Colonel Frank g. Lowden Of Oregon
I'LL, we'll remembered as one of the
strongest candidates for governor OF
illinois before the republican, state con
ventlon. bought two cows, Imported
Winsome Maid at 1925 and imported
Ballechin Charming Mai id at 81 ,O20
which was the highest price paid at the
sale. w. l. Wood Of Williamsport
Ohio, paid 5000 for the imported Dial
meny Duchess 5th, nearly 8 years old
and $4O5 for Spicy of Browndale 9th, ;
COW ~ years old.
T. H. Garfield of Lake Park, Mimi.
bought four head, paying $405 for Min
Drop 9th. cow not yet 3 years old. E
Morton of Blooming Prairie bough
three head, paying 5000 for the bul
Scottish Royal 251165. S: G. Eliaso1
Of Montevideo, Mimi, paid 500 TO
Violet Maid and caf:.s Other pun
chasers were George Allen, Lexington
Neb.;> D. Tietzen, Bellevue, Iowa; A
Crystal, Marshall. Mich; Frank Hare
ing. Waukesha, Wis; s. Fletcher. Mat
teson, N. D.; DR.. w. H. Earles, Milwar
kee; Howard Cattle company, San Frar
cisco; Judge D. B. Searles, St. Cloud.
Among those present were forme
Senator w. A. Harris of Kansas and
H. Sanders Of the Breeders Gazette
, who addressed the stockmen present g
did also Colonel LOWden.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09

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Five horses were cremated at mid
night last night in a barn at ATS Sib'
ley street, St. Paul, horses and barn be
longing to Hugh Martin. The fire is
believed to have been of incendiary orr
gin. Mr.. Martin places his loss at 500
A man was seen leaving the rear of the
barn shortly before the fire occurred
His description has been given to the
police.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09
FOURTEEN MILES OF
WATERMAN TO Be LAID

Supervisor J. H. Mcconnell of the
waterworks department, in revising, the
figures for the work ordered up to date,
finds that he will be required to lay
1924 feet of Waterman this year and
set 1879 fire hydrants and 1872 gates.
This will add IS 3-5 miles to the clty.'s
distributing system, which is big
seasons work.
The mains are of the following sizes:
6-inch. 54,3S2 feet; S-inch, 24,36S feet;
12-inch, 5000 feet; 16.inch, 6,5l65 feet
Unless the lake strike is settled or
broken in the near future, it will great
" delay the work of laying mains, as
much of the pipe has been shipped by
WAY Of the lakes.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09
ERROR BENEFITS SOLDIER
Fort Smelling Prisoners Sentence Re
duced One1half by Colonel Sweet.

Colonel Owen J. Sweet, reviewing au-
thority for the department Of Dakota,
has approved of number Of sentences
of courtsmartial at Fort Smelling and
Fort Missoula with one exception. The
exception is in the case of Private
George H. McNabb Of Company X, Fort
Smelling, who was sentenced to dis
honorable discharge. forfeiture of all
hard labor. Colonel Sweet finds some
errors in the record of the case and
therefore, reduces the sentence to three
months hard labor, to be executed at
Fort Smelling.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09
WHITE BEAVER HAD
TWIN CITY FRIENDS

DR.. D. Frank Powell, who died Mon
day on train between Los Angeles
and FL Paso, was one Of the unique
characters of western history. For
some time he had been a physician and
surgeon at St. Paul. Previously he
was resident for many years at La
Crosse, Wis. r, There he was p!opularly
known as "White Beaver which
name he received as medicine man OF
the Winnebago Indians. In early days
Powell was a plainsman and scout OF
the Buffalo Bill class and he was as
famous as Colonel William F. Cody, his
business partner.
After White Beaver had been a resi-
dent of La Crosse for a short time he
aspired to the mayoralty and, much to
the surprise of the people, won out
against the conservative representative
Of the opposite party with a good ma
! .jority. and he made good mayor he
was well-known as a surgeon:
| Knight Hawk and Handsom!t
WiU.' two brothers of Colonel Powell
Drs. George and Will P Powell, are, two
respected citizens of La Crosse. Colone
Powell leaves a widow, who. is fire
ouent guest of Minneapolis friends.
Fur storage free if repairs total sic
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09
inheritance Of Purity.

-. One cannot be too careful in the Sc,
lection Of stimulant. Purity should
always be the first consideration: All
risk of getting impure whiskey is alb
solutely avoided by buying from The
Hayner Distilling Co.. So Fourth street
S. You also save the wholesale Ca and
right nova trial quart of Hayner
Private Stock Rye. Price only 80 cents
delivered at. your door. Twin City
phone. 9455. Remember, your money
back if not satisfied.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09
Vacant.

Have you vacant room9 If SO it is
a simple matter to rent it. Place an
"ad - in The Journal s Furnished Room
Column on the Want Page, and you will
secure a desirable tenant. You don t
have to leave your home to place an
ad in The Journal, if you have a phone.
Just call up Main 9, either line, and
give your ad, it will be inserted without
any extra charge. Rates are just the
same as when you bring it to The Jour
nal counters; only l cent a word; nc
"ad' less than 20 cents.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09
City News
TOWN TALK
EVENTS OF TONIGHT


Metropolitan Theater-'The Lit
tie Gray Lady,
Bijou yTheater - "When~ the
World Sleeps
Orpheum Theater-Modern vaude-
vile.
Lyceum Theater-'The Brixton
Burglary
Unique Theater-Vaudeville.
Dewey Theater-Kentucky Bellies.
Art Gallery, Public Library
Building-Exhibition of original
drawings.
First Swedish Baptist Church
Concert.
johnson Hall-Recital, piano pu-
! pills of Carlyle NJ. Scott.
Tomorrow's Calendar.
Journal Automobile Tours of
Minneapolis and Twin Cities.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09
DEAD MAN IDENTIFIED
Man Killed by Street Car Was Patricl
Griffin of St. Paul

Mrs. Anne Turney of South st. Paul has
Identified the body of the killed the
street tracks under the viadrct Wash
ington avenue Monday as that Of Patrick
Griffin. her nephew.
Griffin lived in ST. Paul. but had two chill
dren living with another aunt. Mrs. O'Brien. on
Cooper street. near the Washington avenue
bridge. and had comea to visit them Sunday.
While walking about the city Monday morning
he met with the accident which killed him. He
was 81 years old. and was widower. He
worked rs q Iaborer in st. Paul
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09

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