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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-17
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-17
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-17

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porque Emulsion de Scott los hace ueres robusos los libra
dc las Intermediates Para que los nho desaroen sanos
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nutricion
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Scott ncopora nmedatamene sangre odo e Sstema
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nutritiva dc Ia Emulsion
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aaqu de las enermcdades nfeccosas males de la nanca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-17

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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-08-08

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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-08-08
OLSEN FINDS PROSPECTS BETTER
Finds Many Friends in Every Part
of District.

T. M. Olsen, candidate for the Office
of judge of this district was in the city
Saturday on his way home from a trip
to Nicollet county in the interest of
his campaign. He has covered q
greater part of the district in his own
behalf, and is inclined to believe that
there are a large number of voters
who are in his favor.
He says that notwiths tanding the
number of candidates in the field for
the nomination, he believes that his
chances are equal at least with the
best of them. He is greatly encour-
aged with the support he is getting in
the western part of the district, some
of which he did not expect.
While he is not making an aggres-
sive campaign he is doing a large
amountof work in quiet and effective
way. The greatest opposition he finds
are the friends of Judge Webber, and
they are apparently loyal to Mr.. Web
Der. Mr.. Olsen will spend some time
in this city later in the campaign and
before the primary election getting
acquainted with voters.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-08-08


# it is possible to get site near
enough to both OF the depots and other
wise acceptable to the department. it is
possible that both OF these sights may
not be considered at all.
There is very little difference, if any,
in the price set upon both of these
much-talked-of sites and there is little
to be feared, if the choice lies between
them and the wishes OF the majority of
the people of the city are taken into
consideration, but that the Andring
corner will be chosen, because of its
peculiarly accessible and central loca-
ton, though it is doubtful if any
amount OF newspaper agitation will in
the least influence the decision OF the
inspector.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-08-08

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OUT ne was 100 am 81 ana tr1eo 20
GET g rebate Dy cutting territory ana
was sent pack 20 nrst oy the umpire,
meanwhile Tour scores ' nad been run ~ IN,
ana Sleepy Eye began to feel ike 9
plush christmas box at q January
sale' Wnen tney came 70 pal 81 the Pc
ginning OF 1ne nlnsn inning ana were
put Out IN one, Two three, order ana the
game was enoeo.
new Olm 1ell aIter the game was
over sometnlng IKE the democrats ala
"nen 1ney elected johnson Dy Dig
ma orls5y. II IS the Arst game tney nave
won 1or sometlme' ana AFTER the game
last sunday, IN only one OF the nine
innings OF which they were able to
score, u was up 20 tnem 10 make gooa
1nls tlme ana tneY uld.
II was only because OF an almost IN
e1eusaDle error On Inc part OF me
nome team tna1s sleepy Eye was aDie
10 score at q -. 40 u not oeen 1or
tnls one score the result 70 them would
nave oeen the same as twas With FAR
TAX.
Inc score py innings was:
sleepy Eye - y y y . ! . y ii
New Ulm $50 i y ! . 5 = "-l5
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-08-08
Galyeston's Sea Wall

makes life now as safe in that city as on
the higher uplands. E. w. Goodloe, who
resides on Dutton ST., in Waco, Tex,
needs no sea wall for safety. He writes:
II have used DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption the past five years and
it keeps me well and safe. Before that
time had cough which. for years had
been growing worse. Now it's gone"
Cures chronic Coughs. La Grippe, Group
Whooping Cough and prevents Pneu-
monia. Pleasant to take. Every bottle
guaranteed at O. NJ. Olsen's Drug store.
Price SOC and 81. Trial bottle free.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-08-08

Most of the delegates to the Brown
County Sunday School convention are
expected to arrive in the city tomorrow
and enough will be on hand to orga-
nize the convention and appoint COM
mittees at the afternoon meeting which
will be in session commencing at 4
O'Clock. In the evening, commencing
at 7::3O services will be held IN the
Methodist church and at this time
Mayor Silverson is down on the pro-
gram for an address Of welcome, and
there will be several responses. The
convention will extend over Friday,
all of the services Of the day will be in
the Congregations church and those
1of the evening will be in the Methodist
church. It is hoped by those interested
ii the work that the people Of the city
will be generous in patronizing these
meetings, especially those who are in
the habit of attending the different
churches. The program has on it the
names of several good speakers and
will no doubt be interesting at all
times.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-08-08
WORK OF DECORATORS EXCELLENT
Turner Theatre to be Prettiest
Theatre in State.

AS the plans and designs of the dec
orators Of Turner theatre are being
worked out by the skill of Heller &
Gag, it is evident that the place is to
be something of more than ordinary
beauty, and the Reconsideration thatwill
be effected by the brush of these men
will appeal to all lovers of the beauti-
full as something wonderful.
In the excellence of art and the exc
cution of original designs it can safe
ly be said that no theatre in the state
will compare in beauty with the thea
tire in this city when it leaves the
hands of this firm The work so far
done and the drawings from which the
completed work is to be made are a
sure guarantee of what the effect will
be when the staging is removed.
1t is estimated by those who have
looked into the matter of decorating
theatres and the cost of the ordinary
reproductions that the original deco
rations that enter into the work in the
local theatre if put on by artists such
as are doing the work here in any of
the large cities of the country would
cost many thousands Of dollars more
than is being paid for it here.
When the theatre is opened for the
first performance this season, which is
to be West Minstrels, on the 18th OF
this month, it is expected that there
will be large audience drawn by the
double attraction, the desire of seeing
the new interior and the performance
Of this best minstrel show in the United
States. The house should be filled full.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-08-08

While it has been generally believed
for the past few weeks that John Lar
son would be candidate for re-elec-
ton to the Office of clerk of court OF
this county, it was not until this week
that he decided to make formal an
nouncement of the fact. The Review
is pleased to give publicity to the am
bition OF Mr.. Larson. He is one of the
best officials the county has ever had,
is able to handle all the languages
that are spoken in this county and is
deserving of the support of voters of
the republican primaries. There are
quite large number of Scandinavians
in the county, some of whom are un-
able to handle the English language
satisfactorily and they are always
pleased to do business with Mr. Lar
son at the court house and the people
in general have found him painstak-
ing and accommod ating official.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-08-08
ANDR|NG CORNER CENTRAL
Equally Distant From Both Rail.
road Stations.
Largest Patrons of Postoffice Favor
This Location.
Department May Reject Both If
Nearer Site is Possible.

It is matter of pride to the people
Of this city that there is to be located
somewhere in the city a government
building for the accommod ation of the
postoffice and in the variety of beauty
spots that thecity possesses upon which
it would be desirable to locate the
building, it is not strange that there
should be some rivalry as to which
location is the best and best suited to
the needs of the people and Of the
Office.
This rivalry as far as is apparent on
the surface, has narrowed down to two
location, the Andring corner and the
Meisel corner The Journal, being
located near the Meisel corner and the
property of the editor being in that
vicinity, it is no more than natural
that he and those living in that part
of the city should favor that location
in preference to any other farther
east, and to set up all manner Of
claims both just and unjust to secure
what they want.
1t is not fair though, to the balance
of the city, to claim that three-fourths
of the business men of the city favor
that location, for in the number of
signers to the petition for that corner
there were very few if any more names
than on the petition for the Andring
corner and on the latter petition there
were the names of all of the heaviest
patrons of the Office, and with the ex-
ception of the mayor, most of the city
and county officials.
Still there is little to be effected by
this. The truth is that the Andring
corner is in the exact center of the city
When the city was plated and sur
veyed stone was set at the intersec-
ton of Broadway and Center street
giving the north and south direction
and marking the place as the exact
center of the city. New Ulm has grown
equally from this point each way and
it is still the center of the city as fa1
as all practical conditions are con.
cerned.
More than this it is about an equa
distance from each of the depots being
a little more than five blocks to- the
Northwestern, the same as it is a
present, and little more than four tx
the M. & ST. L., about two block!
more than at present, but to go to thu
Mel sci corner would increase the dis
tance from both depots considerably
This is an item that will be takel
into consideration in the selection of
site for the postof6ce building, for
the building can be located within
certain distance to the depots th
transportation Of the mails from tn
trains to the Office has to be paid TO
by the railroads and if it is beyond
certain limit the government has t.
bear that expense. AS it is at presen
the government pays only for carry
ing the mail from the Northwestern
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-08-08
AUDITOR FALLS BACK ON BOND co.
Failure to Fulfill Contract is Making
Trouble.

There is evidently something going
to be doing in the matter Of the con-
#struction of County Ditch No. 8, which
has been the bone of contention among
the people of the town Of Hanska for
sometime. The contract was let in
January for the construction of the
ditch and the contract specifies that q
certain portion Of it as far as stake
176 was to be completed by July. but
up to the present time nothing has been
done and the people whose land is af-
fected are up in arms.
County Auditor Vogel has notified
the contractors that the ditch has not
been constructed and the time limit is
up and that if it is not completed with
in the next thirty days he will fall back
on the bonding company and accord
ing to the process OF law in the matter
will resell the contract at an advance
of fifty per cent and compel the pay
ment OF the difference by the bonding
company.
It is expected that this will hasten
matters and will meet with the APP
prevail of the people who have petit
toned the county for the relief offered
by the construction Of this ditch. The
people of Hanska have laid the blame
OF the matter on the county auditor,
which is not just as he has done what
he could in the matter and Is anxi-
Gus to please the people Of that part
Of the county and has no interest in
delaying the work.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-08
RESULTS l. FROM SCARLET FEVER
Curtis Moon, z Years Old, Sue cumbs to an Attack of the Disease Father and Moth CT Are Heart Broken.

When the dreaded disease, scarlet fever, first broke out among the chi dre nof this city, the hearts of many a father and mother eeat faster as they prayed that their child or chil- dren would not be stricken. Ancns the parents of the city none wore more solicitous for the health of their offspring than were MT. and Mrs. C. w. Moon, of Opera Drive, for their only child, boy of seven years They watched the child closely, but moth CTS thoughtfulness was not equal to the task of protecting him from germs which are communicated from one person to another without ever being . seen.
 Curtis Moon attended the Central school, and was universal favorite l among his playmates. He was strong and robust, and no one ever suspect ed that he would be the very first to succumb to the disease. the presence of which was discovered by the physi- cians just few days ago.
 On last Saturday afternoon the boy i was playing on the hill in the back of his home. when he suddenly be came ill, and was not able to stand. ! He sat down to rest, and in few min utes a miner who was going to work saw him lying down. The miner knew him and stopped to ask what was the matter. The boy explained and his friend immediately picked him up and carried him to the house. where the child explained to his mother that he was not feeling well.
 The mother did not realize what had happened to the boy, but when he | -t,< ed in a physician, who at once diag nosed the case as scarlet fever in a l malignant form.
 1 In spite of the tender and watchful ness of his mother and father. who idolized him. the boy grew steadily tweaker, until at o'clock yesterday morning his soul took flight while the
 heart broken parents stood by help I less to save the possession which they
 valued above all else in life. Many of the miners who worked
 with the child's father. and knew the boy well. called at the house of sorrow yesterday to sympathize with theil
 comrade. and to take a last look al the remains of one of the brightest children they had ever met. It was . fpitiful sight to see big, strong men weep like children as they leaned over
 the little casket. and said goodbye te ;be boy who had often delighted them
 with his bright sayings and manly
 bearing.
 The father and mother of the child
 are heart-b..oken.
 The funeral will take place from
 the family home on Opera Drive at o'clock this afternoon, and services
 will be held at the grave only.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-08
TELEGRAM SAYS LEE INTENDED
 T0 KILL
Report From Globe States That
 Slayer Left That City With Intention of Killing Some
 one-lnQuest Today.

In1'connection with the killing of Jack DavIs by F. D. Lee at Lowell on election day. the following telegram from Globe. Arizona. which place Lee left only short time ago. is interest ing:
 Review. Bisbee, Arizona:
 Lee left here on Saturday with the intention of killing some one He told friend that. perhaps, he wouldn't see him again. Lee is thought to be partially demented."
 When seen at the jail by Review reporter on the day of the killing Lee stated that he killed Davis in self-lefense. He said that Davis had come around the corner of the house with a sfx-shooter in his hand and was in the act of raising it. when he fired.
 There were no other new develop mcnts in connection with the case yes terday. but it is probable that some conclusion will be arrived at today when the coroner's jury will hold the inquest at the office of Coroner Hogan fin Lowell.
 ....e kc.ay 5. o@:vi: .-.cs in the Pa!a .. Undertaking c3snpany's m6rgie. awi.' ing advice from relatives in Philadc! phia as to its disposal.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-08
J0|NT|ST WILL
 CONTEST THE ELECTION
Will Base Technical Argument on the Form of the Ballot. Are Laying Plans to Appear Before Next Congress-.

Information was received in the city hold of the advocates of joint state hood. to the effect that the jointists, who were so overwhelmingly defeated on Tuesday. were preparing to contest the election. In spite of the fact that more than s7 per cent of the voters the way prescribed to show their op- position to the measure, the leaders of the joint statehood movement still en- certain hope of sbeing able to force Arizona to enter a union which such an overwhelming majority of it's quail fled electors oppose.
 Pursuant to call issued from the headquarters of the jointists an ad- vocate of the measure in each pre- cinct has forwarded to the leaders a sample copy of the ballots. which were used at the election. and it is epexcted that an effort will be made to base technical argument on the form of the ballot.
 The contention of the leaders of the joint statehood movement is, that where q voter marked x under tho emblem of any one of the parties, thereby voting for the delegates t2 the constitutional coavention whose names appeared in that column. he also vot- ed for jointure. even if he placed an- other X in the square directly in iron: of the word NO.
 The jointists leaders are alrea lS charging fraud, and it is evident that | they are now laying their plans tc appear before the next congress ana use their best efforts to explain away ithe evident will of the people of Ari zona.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-08
ON MISSION FOR
 STATE DEPARTMENT

BALTIMORE, Nov. 7.-Professor Jacob H. Hollander has returned after a three weeks trip to Europe. where he went on a special mission for the State Department. Although Prof
 Hollander declined today to discuss his trip in advance of his report to Washington. it is understood that the purpose of his visit abroad. which was to secure the assent of the foreign creditors of Santo Domingo to a plan of adjustment of the claims against that republic. had been successful and that all the principal foreign creditors have assented to the terms proposed. Plans involving the continuance of the United States in the administra- tion of customs of the Dominican re public during the adjustment of Its debts, treaty to this effect is still pending before the United States senate.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-08
KANSAS.

TOPEKA, Nov. 7.-At this time (midnighu the reelection of Governor Hoch (RepD. seems reasonably cer- tain. although Democratic committee claims the state for Wm. A. Harris by a plurality of 3300 according to figures received bv the Republican committee. Ninety counties out of 105 give Hoch a plurality of 4.150. The Democrats claim that their figures on the same counties give. Harris plurality of nearly 2.OOO, and that the official re- tr,Ins will give him over 5000 The Re publican figures are partially confirm ed bv special press dispatches. Marion county, Governor Hoch's home. gave Harris a majority of 139. while Doug las county the home of Col. Harris, was carried by Koch by a majority of 13O.
 Aside from the head of the ticket there is no question as to the election of the entire Republican ticket.