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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-14
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re 10 Mcs6u II del proye.so y On In
ousl sstaba fundsda Ia mosi6n del &C.
nor SAntoni sprobsds por 10 Camars,
III sen II Santoni alega que su
mooion pueds prevalecsr, pues ssgdn
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las ohras en- cuestI6p, puede disponsr
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cree que oil msnaSis del G obernador.
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del msosais dol & ,bsrn Ador que ex
prtsa que Sao sera possible por ,ho
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dsclsra ID CAmAra en- se.ion parma
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-14
Camara de De|egados
Session del IS de Julio,

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shorA ocuparae de otrcs pusrtos que
san Juan, Ponce y Msysguez. Pro
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lie en- Ponce y la reparaei6u del txs
lsnte en- Maya2ti z, ser& todo II que sl
Gonierno lasulAr podla em1rsnder
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-14

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del puerto de San Juan, me los
puersoI J bahiss ds la isla, de- asuer
do cen 10 dispusito On IL sscol6n 80
Del C6dlgo Polf.iec, Isso1 lsndo 4 il
Asamblsa Legislative que sopsIdsrs
ssts dssso dc proyssr msiorsI para
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-21
HERNDON

Misses Rose and Minnie
Higgins were shopping III
Marshall Saturday.
o. II. Stump left Monday
for Kansas On an extended
visit.
Ernest Hilton moved Satur-
day on Frank Caswcll place.
Mrs. W. A. Huff returned
this week from AN extended
visit in Ohio and Chicago aud
also visited her son in Kansas
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Taylor
were shopping in Marshall
one day last week.l
DR.. j. s. Harrison was gone
IA few days last week Oh IL trip
to Springfield.
Terry Claycomb lost u fine
mare Sunday night.
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-21
MALTA BEND

Mrs. Frank ClyIe who has
been quite sick with append
citus is much better.
Mr.. W. W. Randolph left
Wednesday for Turlock Cal.
TO spend the winter with his
sons John and Harry.
TIE School Board has Civ
en- the pupils a weeks holiday.
Miss Benora Bradshaw visi-
ted home folks Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Mamie Rock has re.
turned to her home in Mem
. phis Tenn.-after a visit 10
her parents. Mr.. A. Snoddy
and wife.
Mrs. Perry Wilson visited
in Marshall Monday.
Miss Nora Hackley will
spend tLeholidays at Warrens-
burg, Mo.
Miss Esther Mcclellan is
here to spend the winter with
her grandmother Mrs. Ellen
Houston.
Malta Bend was visited by
two fires this week. The
house owned by Perry Wilson
burned Friday night. On
Monday night w. X. Tobin's
residence burned. Both
houses caught by defective
fues.
Mrs. Chas. Shafer was shop
ping In Marshall Tuesday.
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-21
SLATER

JAS. Wetton has been com
planning some time over rbeu;
matism and c~ontemplatcs "a
trip to Hot Springs.
Mrs. Almeda Smith in East
Slater has also been quite
poorly of late with r%heumatism
DR.. King, who has been i'll
with AN attack of fever and
other troubles for about nine
weeks, is still confined to his
bed. He seemed 10 have re-
covered 10 some extent from
the fever, and was sitting up
and around IN his room but Of
late has been suffering with
his back and not able To be up
AT all now.
Some excitement abou,
christmas. Many present.
seem =, be gazing out aud com
ing in. All the churches i,
town are arranging TO have
70 nething 10 interest I'll,
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-21

DR.. II. A. Smith and wife
with their daughter. Mrs. s.
:. Abney were shopping in
Marshall Tuesday.
Elmer Lawless was calling
near Napton Sunday evening.
Your correspondent spent
Friday evening in Marshall.
Thomas j. Davis, of lIar-
deman was u caller at the
postofiice Saturday morning.
james Reynolds Of Miami
spent Sunday with relatives
IN Napton.
DR.. Hardin came down from
Marshall Monday and quar-
antined Samuel Wilson and
family, who have small pox
There will be several
Christmas trees in this neigh
borhood.
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-21
ARROW ROCK

Christmas IL coming ON the
double quick and our mer-
chants are well supplied with
toys Of all kinds, every thing,
from Santa Claus down Ia
fire-crackers.
Rev. Jeirrcs filed his regu.
lar appointment At the Bap.
tistchurch Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Morris, of
Cooper county, was visiting
in town Saturday.
/. o.. Diggs and wife, of
saltwater, Oklahoma, arrived
Saturday for "a short visit u
home folks.
Mrs. Burrell Thompson
was shopping in town Satur.
day.
The school here is prepar.
ing for IL Christmas entertain
ment, Dec. % and from what
we understand, IT will be "a
very ENJOYABLE affair.
Mrs. Dysart, of Little Rock,
spent Sunday in town with
herdaughter, Mrs. Cliif Wood.
Preston Fades and family
land Charlie Lawless and
family were dinner guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
Lawless.
Miss Leora Edwards is in
Cooper county this week with
her aunt, Mrs. James Mar.
shall, who ia just recovering
from u severe attack of pneu-
monia.
Jack S%hemwell, Of near
Blackwater, visited his broth
er w. s. ~Shemwell, Sunday,
Miss Alice Davidson, Of
Clay Center came in Saturday
for u few days visit with her
sister, Mrs. Gene. Van AIRS
dale.
Mrs. John, MEG utfin left
Tuesday for q visit to her
sisters in Topeka Kansas.
The river is very low a
this poiut, but there Is still
some boating being done.
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-21
Choice Brands of &c cigars
at Vawters Grocery and Meat
Market.
WEST GRAND PASS

A party given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Plattner Fri.
day night, was "A grand sue.
cess. Every body there had
II delightful time, and the par
W broke up all too soon for
the young people.
A number of young folks
from our neighborhood at
tended the box supper given
ut the GrandP Pass school house
last Saturday night.
Mr.. Andrew Plattner and
family will be moving out
this week, TO their home re,
Gently purchased, near Malta
Bend. The good wishes of
their friends will follow them.
Levi Kramer is reported to
be not so well again.
Preaching Saturday night
and Sunday Mt the M. T..
Church South. The three
sermons were fine, and every
body was made better by
listening to them.
Lee Woodward's children
are getting over the mumps
now and are diving nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Earr
and daughter entertained the
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-21
ForSale

Clovcrdalc Farm, near
HOustonia $50 acres hill and
bottom land, five complete
sells of buildings, timber and
grass, near iloustonia, at
$50 per acre, ON easy terms
To suit purchaser,
Address: $. McGinnis,
(Jan. l5.) Warrensburg, Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-21
VIEW

w. III. Thornton and Mrs.
Mamie Jones were trading in
Glasgow Friday.
Mrs. j. p. Neff, of Harde-
man was the guest of her
mother Mrs. ilensick here
Sunday.
Robert King and family
were visiting AT the home of
Orson King SUNDAY.
C.. N. Brown of Fish Greek,
was mingling with his old
friends here recently.
Otis Roberts and Henry
Bierbaum went 10 Glasgow
on the Katy Flyer Friday.
Jesse Hensick and Miss
Lillian aud Miss Lee Lawless
were trading in Gillian Sat
urday.
Robert King was doing
business with the Saline City
merchantssT Tuesday.
Miss Lo@ne Thornton who
has becn on the sick list il
better.
Jesse Hensick and daugh-
ter We're trading IN Marshall
Monday.
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-21
MALTA BEND


Mrs. Frank Clyde is quite
sick.
j. s. Small moved 10 Ieav-
enworth. Kansas, last Thurs
day having sold his farm To
Alexander McRoberts and
his town house To Buford
Allen.
Thos. Matter is loading Il
car and will move next week
TO Lexington having sold his
farm TO Mr.. Platner of Grand
Pass.
Geo. Adams Jr., and Clar-
ence Blackburn are home for
the holidays from Gem City
business college.
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-21

attending TO business at the
county seat Saturday.
Huston Cation aud wife and
Mrs. John Dickson of Nelson
we're visitors at Henry
Casey's Thursday.
A. N. Dickson sold one day
last week his farm known as
the Higgins farm TO a. man
from Bunceton for 1854.
W. !. Davidson and wife of
Little Rock were callers IN
this vicinity Friday.
ID. j. Dickson and family and
Mrs. a.. n. Dickson passed
through here enroute for the
county seat Monday.
DR.. j. III. Davidson of Little
Rock was called here Monday
to see Edward Burnett who il
quite sick ut this writing.
Colonel Arch Gregory re-
Gently purchased one hundred
head of cattle ut Sc per Id.
Weighing about II thousand
each.
Mrs. J.F. Higgins of Arrow
Rock spent "a few days last
week at the home of her dau-
gbter Mrs. Edward Burnett.
DR.. j.. Il. Harris of Marshall
passed through here one day
last week enroute for Arrow
Rock to see the little daughter
of DR.. Mcclure who is quite
i'll with pneumonia.
We want TO inform our
River View correspondent
that IL is quite IA mistake OF
-. A. Gibson being here Il
assist A. n. Dickson in run.
ming an ice plant. We under.
stand that Mr.. Dickson con
templates erecting one in
the near future, but ut pres
ent there is nothing in prep
aration.
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-21

following young ladies and
gentlemen ut supper las,
Sunday evening; Misses 10
sephine King, Toledo Arms.
meyer, and Rebecca Web.
meyer, Messrs. Paul Gerst.
per, Cleve Ford and Harvey
Hughes.
The box supper given al
the school house ut Grand
Pass last Sat. night was very
fine. Every one present spoke
very highly of the entertain
ment.
TIE Misses Dickson enter,
tanned visitors from the Car.
roll county side last Sunday.
Mr.. anu Mrs. VIM. Byars
went To Marshall last week I,
visit relatives and 10 be- pres
at "A birthday dinner given n
Mrs. Eimira CAROLS Mrs
Byars and Mrs. Carroll ar
sisters.
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-21
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NEW HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Larue
and family, Walter and Mrs.
Larue we're guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A.. W. Forbes Sunday.
Albert Katlander happened
to quite an accident Monday,
he was choppipg wood and u
chip flew and hit him in the
eye, his eye was injured very
badly and there is some dang
er of him loosing his eye
sight, but we hope it is not as
we think for.
Mrs. ID. M. Harris and son,
Lester, were shopping in
Blackburn Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Forbes
an family wereS SUNDAY guests
(of d.. Lemon and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Knott
aud daughter, Bessie. Mr..
and Mrs. John Dierking and
family were Sunday guests OF
Mrs. Allen and family.
Mrs. A. p. Reager and dau-
ghter, Miss Frances, of Elm
wood spent Saturday night at
ID. M. Harris.
Lester Harris spent Sa.ur-
day night and Sunday with
Mr.. and Ms. A.A Silvey and
family east of Sweet Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dierking
and family were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Aug. Dierking of
Sweet Springs Saturday.
Mrs. Eta Greene spent
Monday night with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Fordham.
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-21

children u tree ~ something
else. ,
Oureditor, il j.. Witt, made
Il trip 10 slater last Monday
of this week lpoking after the
interest Of his paper aud hav-
ing IA ''row" will Mr.. Van
Bowen.
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-21
HARDEMAN

Lester Dickson and Homer
Jennings Of Arrow Rock wor-
shipped here Sunday.
Jesse Roberts, of Little
Rock was calling in this vicin-
ity Sunday.
Mrs. Il. J.. Stivers of Orear-
vile was visiting relatives in
this locality Friday.
! Colonel Arch Gregory one
of our live stock dealers was
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-21
NApToN

Christmas shopping il the
order Of the days.
Hugh Wilson who has been
i'll for some time = slowly i'm
proving.
Miss Maud ADHESION who
n attending school 1T Lexings
tan came home for the holi-
days, Sunday
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-21
ATTENTION FARMERS

Take your Sausage, Ribs,
Bones, Eggs, Butter and
dressed poultry to Vawters
Grocery and Meat Market, S.
Side Square and get the high
est Market price.
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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-10-15
Farmers Clubs

r. \. Ttsdalc. C~ha,awa. Mtss,
EptroK GAZETTE:
am new subscriber 10 yont
valuable paper and like it fine.
| saw an article in your issue OF
September Is ia regard TO a dog
tax. think that is a subiec,
that should be agi.atcd all over
the State. | know a dog law
would be an especial blessing TO
our county pike il there was a
tax OF say 81 on one dog. and
anyone wishing TO keep more
dogs let him pay. say, 81 each
over one. \ law like that would
do away with most OF the nigvcr
dogs, and they are the dogs that
do most OF the mischief. will
venture the assertion that every
Niger family in this county has
from n to six starved ours.
The farmers should bavc thou.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-10-15

among breeders. encourage u
breeding of better animals, nave
influence with corporations to
secure the rights Of the indi'
vidual, bring together the farm
ers at sales and annual meet
ings, encourage the growing OF
better and larger crops OF for
age, tend to do away with scrubs
aud poor stock generally, and
finally put the industry on a
thorough business basis.
Now, Mr.. Editor, have taken
up enough of your space; but !
would jus, like to say in conclu'
sion that the success OF the Live
Stock or any other Association
will depend on the officers who
arc appointed to manage it. and
particularly the permanent sec
rotary, whose duty i, will be TO
attend to the details. Had DR..
TAFT Butler. your former STATE
Veterinarian. remained in Ms
sissippi, | think no doubt you
would now have nourishing live
stock associations: but he Is do.
ing for North Carolina what he
would have done for Mississippi.
aud 20 the country has not sui-
fcrcd generally. Wv ,ntcrcs, in
Mississippi. however, and my
knowledge 81 her FOLKS, leads me
10 say that you will have no dit
heui;y IN getting hold OF the
right man when the time comes.
aud may ltcomc speedily.
II a, any later time you would
like 10 have copy Of the rules
add regulations governing OH,
Association, the rules governing
our public auction sales. the mum
Der OF animals entered. aud the
prices received. VIC shalt be YER,
glad. indeed. to furnish them.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-10-15
Ssasonabls SEED Price LIST

Southern Winter Barley. bu. SIS
Southern Winter Rye. bn. -
Southern Winter Turf Oats, hu, LOO
Red Rust Proof oa,s. bu. Thc
Alfalfa Glover seed. pound Ito
Crimson Clover Seed, pound lc
Dwarf Essex Rape. pound otc
Bur CLOVER. r~cci-ancd. pound Zoe
Hairy or Winter tctches. pound &c
Everything in seeds. Write for
catalogue.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-10-15

II will then TIC seen that Onta.
rio is essentially live stock
country, aud we feel that we
could no more get along without
strong live stock organizations
than VIC could without Il staple
govcrnmcn, itself. The special
work OF our Live Stock Associa.
ton is TO increase the quantity
and improve the quality of
our live stock products. and
TO increase their value 10 the
producer. We do this through
our Association by systcc, Of
education. by providing n ma
ton TO producers regarding
their products. wha, the dc.
mauds Of the market are. and
how TO fill these dc mands. The
annual meeting OF our Live Stock
Association is held III Toronto,
usually in February. After the
general meeting il breaks up in.
TO smaller meetings, which com
pose the Horse Breeders Asso.
citation, the Cattle Breeders AS
s~ociation. the Sheep breeders
Association and the Swine
breeders Association. These
different Associations recon-.
mend 10 the different Fair
Boards the names Of competent
Judges for each OF the breeds.
and from these names the Fair
Boards universally appoint their
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-10-15

Poland ChinaS Fine hardy pigs
ton. Service boars cheap for mex,
10 days. I need The room.
". NJ. Ellis. Starkville. Miss.