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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-13

A. this time the board adjourned
until Tuesday, December II, 1905 at
10 o'clock q. M.
Tuesday, December IL, 1905.
The board met pursuant to ad.
iournment at 10 o'clock a. IA.
Commissioners present, Andrew
Christensen aud Geogre q. Dart.
On account Of the absence Of Joseph
Fisher, chairman, Andrew Christen.
son was chosen chairman. pro. TEN.
The record Of the proceedings Of
the previous meeting was read and
approved.
The following bills were audited
and allowed aud the auditor il here
by authorized 10 draw warrants ia
payment Of the same M the followin ing
amounts, to-Wit.
Nj. J. Williams. moving fences 10. 90
NJ. {. Normoyle, meals for
jurors .-.---. ,....- Is 30
NJ. +. Cash. road overseer 10000
q. H. klopf, burial Of coun-.
" charge, Till 5000. al
lowed 1870
O, j Merritt, ferrymAn 40. 60
Rocky Mounts.u Bell TeIe
phone Co.. rent Of phones
and messages .......... 1000
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kootsnsi CnuHty.
Thursday. November 10, 1905.
Ths board met pursuant 10 ad
IonFnment at 10 o'clock q. N. The
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El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-11-17
Un afortunado' de
Missouri;

;. Cuando 20 era, boticayio en-
Llvonia, Mo-, escribe 7. j.
Di.wyer, ahora de Graysville,
MO-, tres de mis- marc hantes
tueron completamente curados
ds q consunci6n por- .sl Nusyo
Descubrimiento del DR.. King
yestan buenos y fuertes hasta
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el Nlevo Descubrimiento un
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,iSe' Kecomlendo ell Nuevo Des
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J resl,l9'' Il galgSnta Y pulmo.
les: l.. Oarantlzado en- todas las
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El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-11-17
LA sem AN A !.

Dasde ell Sabado estan los
Neolaredenses en- plena fiesta,
despu6s de varias semanas de
laboriosa preparation para re-
cibir al G. Gobernador Argyle.
lies, que debfa venir de G. Vic
toria con objeto de inaugurar
ell Kiosko de la Plaza de Hidal.
go y ell Teatro Salon de la So
ciedad Concordia, y practicar a
10 vez una vista al Municipio
dc Nuevo Laredo, & fin de coad
'yuuar al planteamiento de
aquellas mejoras que mas di-
rsctamente puedan impulsar
elprogreao de ID vecina ciudad.
FL G. Gobernador Argiielles
lego 81 Sabado en- la mailana,
en-, ell tren directo de Mexico,
y iipesar de- ID hora dc Ia lie
gada, las 6 dc ls maiiana, una
inmensa multitud de families.
de corporaciones y de represen
tantes de todas las clases socia
les, 10 esperaba en- la estaci6n,
para saludarlo y ovacionarlo co
molo merece, pues 81 Sr. Ar |
giielles es I'm 5gobernante que,
como no subi6atpoder en- hom
bros de ningdp bando politico,
no tiens .compromisos, no hace| |
politica, sino.que consagraato-
das sus snergias al mejor de-
sempsiio de sus funciones sd-,|
sin rencores por!l
u pasadol y5sin temores por el ,
porvenir.
El Gobernador Argiielles
traJo a su Secretario General ell
Sr. Lie. Carlos A. basement,
que lie allana mucho ell ira.
bajo, espantando 6 entretenien
do a moscones impertinentes,
que de otro modo, absorverfap
casi todo ell tempo que ha de
dicado ell G. Gobernador q la
vista del Municipio. !
Tambien trajo la maguffica
Banda de M1sica del Estado,
que cuenta con un personal
respectable, esta ampliamente
instrumentada y porta maguf-
co uniforme.
El SabAdo 10 oconsagr6 ell Sr.
Gobernador a las visitas y re-
de etiqueta y a des
del largo y molesto via
je en- la matraca de Monterrey
al Golfo, y de la desvelsda en-
ell Nacionsl de Mexico.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-11-17
Las muerteS por
apendicit1S.

Disminuyen d medida que
el uso de las Nuevas Pildoras
de Vida del DIR. King aumenta,
Salvan a I'd. del peligro y
10 conserva exento de constipa.
ci6n J de las intermediates que
esta trae consigo. Usandolas re
cobra eu fuerza y vigor.
Sc garantiza en- todas las boz
ticas.
Precio; % cts. Pruebelas,
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-11-17

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Conferencias de Sn. Agustin, por
el Rev. P. Agustino Fray Euge
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Memories de un E,tudiante, por 81
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mo rdstiCa. .5o
81 Clavo, por Pedro A. de- Alarc6n,
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Fl Derecho en- Ia Vida Economical, por
On. Anselmo Guerra. nn tono
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Collection de SOnetOs. ....75
Viiie Crtico. .alrededor de Ia. PuertaA
del Sol, por Ossorio y Bernard. so
Los Problsnas de Ia Nsturafexa... so
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seompahado de su importe. Siempre
que Ell envfo vayac.rtiticado m&ndense
diez centavos mas para el certiicado.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-11-17

brios que hace todo 10 que pu,
de por agradar al pIblico. Su;
faroles, sus ver6nicas, su saltC
al trascuerno, sus banderilla;
al quiebro y recibiendo fueror
muy justamente aplaudidas.
NORA BENE--No hubo mas
que un jamelgo acribillado por
un bicho quedado, con mas ma
has que un escribano y mas
mala intenci6n que un montero
de bolita. Ell pdblico qued6 sa
tisfecho.
El mismo Domingo, al CO
menzar la noche, va estaba in
vadida la plaza de la Feria por
famllias de los dos Laredos, Y
todo aquel pequeiio mundo bu
lila en- bellaconfusi6n, des-
truida q intervalos por algt1n
polizonte que Sc empeflaba en-
que no SO confundieran los
hombres con las mujeres, en-
los andadores de Ia plaza, y en-
que no Sc formaran grupos obs
truccionistas en- las entradas,
nj en- los puestos, nj en- ningu|
M parte, pues se pretendfa |
que constantemente hubiese
via libre para todos.
Entre tanto, y por que ha
bfa plblico para todo, el Undo
Teatro Salon de Ia 'Concordia,'
iluminado como altarcito del
Noche Buena, recibia una llu
via de estrellas, de flores y de
pedruzcos, 81 vale Ia prosaica
que esmalta ban
los palcos, las plateas, Ia lune
ta y Ia cazuela. iDios milo!
Cuanta seda, cuanto encaje. VI
sobre todo, cuanta vida, cuan
ia belleza palpitante. cuantos
suefios, y cuanto idealismo!
Yo, tan feo, tan yiejo, y tan
estdpido como ell Cuasimodo
de Victor Hugo, senti hervir
mi sangre vieja y gastada ante
Esmeralda,e ,es decir,ante la vida,
la belleza, la passion, la carne
oliendo a primavera.
iDios mio! Que solos, que iris
tes, que tentos, Sc miran los
viejosl Sentia que mi carne
muerta resurgfa a la vida, y a
una vida loca, fren6tica, incom
prensible y abrumadora. El
me gnetismo de taptos lindos
Djos, ell calor laxante de tantos
lindos cuerpos, la electricidad
recibida. de tantos polos, por
detras, por delante, q la dere
cha, a la izquierda, de arriba,
de abajo. de todas parties, me ru
'ieron materal y psiquicamen-
te en- las condolences de Celesl
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-11-17

Ei Sabado en- la noche sc
inaugur6 a todo bombo la tenn
porada de la feria, en- la Plaza
Hidalgo.
Toda la plaza esta circuida
de puestos de todas clases. Fon
das, cantinas, fruterias, lote-
rias, ruletas, carcamanes, boli-
ches, juegos de prendas y has.
ia temples de Venus, donde
vestales mas 8 menos presen
tables, Sc encargan de que
el fuego no SO apague. 81 me-
nos poI eulpa de elias.
Ell Monte-Carlo sc encuen :
ira al Sur, en- un palacio dig.
no por mil titulos, y que osten
ia al frente una hermosa y ra-
dante estrells, no POI cierto
la'que guiara q los sabios de
Oriente hasta los portales de
Belen, sino de luoes el6ciricas
de. colores, que son como el
cauto de Loreley, de que nos
habla la leyenda alemana
y ,iE4stf 4sf0 p1t' e9 !
El Domingo en- Ia mafiana.
el G. Gobernador, acompafiado
del 'Ayuntamlento, de- los al
tos ,empleados federales y del
Estado, y de algunos promi-
nentes caballeros de esta ciu-
dad, hizo la Inauguration del
hermoso Kiosko levantado en-
la plaza de Hidalgo. Una
multitud inmensa aplaudi6 ese
acto.
Ell kiosko es elegante, s6li--
do y esbelto, y es uu adorno
muy it'll para esa plaza, que
esta tomando un bano de civil
lizacion de buen gusto. y que
houra al municipio de N,
Laredo.
Terminado ese acto, la CO.
mitiva paso al hermoso Teatro-
Salon, construfdo con mil sa-
pero con energia dig
ma de loa, por la benem6rita
Sociedad "Concordia." =" Ei edi-
ficio es hermoso y lena todas
las necesidades de la poblaci6n,
Es un juguete japones, que ha
ce sonar con amor en- ell arte y
que pide a voces las eglogas
que hicieron celebre ell Tria-
non en- los idos tiempos de Ma
ria ADtonieta. Por desgracia,
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-11-17

to, Ia graciosa y espiritual he
roina de Flamari6u; era todo
luz. todo fuego, todo esencia
divina & mi derredor; no habia
mas materia despreciable que
un pobre, un gastado, un infe
liz yo!
Y comenz6 el concerto. -.
y continue el ensueflo. .iCa
rape! Que frio hace Y como
nos barre ell cierzo! Estaba fue
ra del teatro, por que ell concier
to habia terminado, y 20 me
abrigaba eel gaban hasta ell cue
Ito. ~ el concerto? ~ los eje
cutantes? iYo que Sc! Cuando
desperte del ensucno, como 81
volviera de una embriaguez de
hatchiS, solo senti frio en- ell cuer
po. frio en- ell coraz6n, frio en-
ell alma!
lPor que duran tan POGO es-
tos suenos de ORC, que nos ha
cen olvidar las miserias de la
vida, y nos remontan a regio
mes desconocidas, anheladas Y
nunca tocadas, por nuestra des
gracia?
Os he hablado de todo, y he
saltado sobre 10 principal Os
he hablado de todo y me he olvi
lado de la magnffica Banda de
del Estado, que ha co
sechado aplausos hasta llenar
un tren de ferrocarril, y aplau
sos bien mercedes y meJor con
1uistados. Ell director de la
Banda del Estado, muy joven
'dn, es de esos que tienen ell
lima en- el almarlo, y siente
londo y piensa alto; sus mucha
hos, pues, son dignos de 81 y
lacen 10 que quieren con los
nstrumentos. Han llevado
n faena, auuque larga y pesa
q, gloriosa.
Esa banda de mdsica honra
Tamaulipas.
Ell lines en- la noche Sc We
lfic6 en- el nuevo teatro una
elada infantil en- obsequio del
+. Argiielles. w. .s...5
Sc cubri6 un hermoso y va
ado programa, que desgran6
luvia de aplausos sobre los
equeiios y sobre las profeso
Is que 10 prepararon, y ell
iaftes en- la noche, Ia Socie
ad "Neo. Laredense" obsequi6
| Sr. Gobernador Argiielles
on un suntuoso bale EN- ell
al6n del Teatro, baile que es
uvo muy ,concurrido por 10
las selecto de las familias de
!. Laredo.
Y cerramos aquf la cr6nica,
or que de seguirla, vamos a
enar con ella nuestro peri6di
0, pues hay paflo bastante de
onde. cortar.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-11-17

ell geaero chico, como una oru.
ga 81 un rosal, dejara prontc
! Ia huella de su paso por ese sa'
lon, y borrara todos los ensue'
nos J. dejara ell acre olor de
carne ndbil, fresca y palpitau-
te de desees malsanos.
InstaIada la comltiva, ell Pre-
siderte de la "Concordia," Sr
Ismasl Tamez, lego uu infor.
me. y luego ell Sr. Gobernador
con csc lenguaje facil, armonio
SO, flolido y castizo que todos
10 admiran, hizo la dedication,
siendo entusiastamente aplau.
dido y saludado con ell Hlmno
Nacional Mexicano.
Hicieron uso de la palabra
varios Oradores de todas ella.
ses; hahlaron sobre mil temas,
accionaron en- todas formas, y
hasta hubo uno que nos obse-
'qui6 con la novedad de limpiar
Sc las narices, que destilaban,
con Ell dorso de la mano, y es-
to dos 6 tres veces, 10 que no
dej6 de tener su gracia y opor-
tunidad On tan solemnes mo.
mentos y desde. 10. alto de Ia
tribuna.
La ceremonla termin6 & las
once y media de la maiiana, y
toda la concutrencia qued6
muy complacids,s aunque ha
concentrates muy diver
sos sobre Ia parte oratoria.
A lac 4::3o de la tarde, con
un dia esplendido, y con un
lleno fenomenal en-, ambos ten
didos. principle la primera. CO.
rrida de la temporada, con to
ros de Lampazitos, que resul
taron no ser de lidia. Algnnos
eran bravos de verdad, pero
desiguales en- ell juego, & impo
sibles para una faena como 10
los canones taurinos.
ESQ fue causa de que los de
q caballo no hicieran cosa que
a Dios nj al Diablo agradase,
no por falta de blios, sino por
falta de toros, que maiiosos y
desiguales, 9 Sc eacupian, 6 da.
ban unas entradas traidoras
que eran la desesperaci6n de
los de tanda.
Sc pusieron, sin embargo,
muy bueu6s pares, y en- e=a
suerte !. Esparterito" do ell
6pio, cscuhando dianas y aplau
SOS, y recibiendo dinero, puros
y otros obsequios, y ESQ no una,
sino muchas veces. Esparte
rito Sc luci6 con los palos y es
un torero de vergiienza y de
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-11-17

-oenalase al Hon. w. B.
hopkins para suceder en- el
PuestO Pi de Juez de Distrito al
-''' welch, que fue asesinado
Gu s,I Hl0 Grande, City, ell dia
del presente mes.
-; n Sr' Lie. Hopkins es ven.
+ ;pSO@ente p; n cOnocido en- ell Ba.
-, ~, Urande, y va. ha desem-
rs.'aO ps 'atisfactoriamente el
F4'''0 para que 90 ls se6als.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-11-17
cONDICIoNEs.

=, o.uScra,a FrontsrIso"ss paSlieA
los sAbados ,,.... 80
s@"rodO ss,Sr,S psgo 5. hsri en- moned' del
~ io nrseIssmente adelantado
. pals, pals, y 'rr.mtidOs, sesdn conyenio
=. a'''s' s.ts.spon isnc'a ds0s ,dlrliIrs'
"a JUsTo CARDENAs.
Laredo, Texas
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-11-17

Entered as second class
matter In the Post Office
at Laredo, Tex.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-18
OVER THE WORLD
BITS OF GOSSIP FROM MANY MA.
 TT0NAL1TTEs.
Babies Sentenced to PrisOn--Ktallan NObIeman Teaches Harp-Margret Regrets England-~FRee AGOs-
 eOvv'' Settlement.
ByI. P. s. CORRESPONDENTS.

Geneva, Nov. 17-For the heinous eritme of stealing two penny toys. g tiny boy of three has been sent to pris- on for three and a half months by the magistrate of Weinfelden.
 Coveting some toys hanging at a shop-door. the child snatched two. of them and ran home. But the mighty arm of the law was stretched out and gripped the little fellow while he was happily playing with his ill-gotten booty.
 Carried to the court by R big gem darme, the child was sofemnly charged with the theft as he sae in the arms of his captor. The genuarme had to in- tercept the magisterial queries Into sim pie language for the accused, who laughed and lisped that he did take the toys because he hadn't any of his own, like other children"
 The magistrate. who surely had no children of his own, sentenced the tiny thief to three and half months im- prisonment, a sentence which he de- clined to remit or reduce when the boys parents. poor laboring people. begged him on their knees to consider the prisoners tender years.
 The gendarme who carried the child was nearly in tears as he handed the him over to the jailer, who was amazed at having such a youthful prisoner un- der his charge. -.:..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-18
Oafarrh Ofthe Stomach
A Pleasant, simple, But Safe and ERec-
 6uaI Cure for It.
COSTS NOTHING TO TRY.

catarrh of the stomach has long been considered the next thing to h. curable. The usual symptoms are full or bloating sensation after eating, ac- conlpanied sometimes with sour or wa fery risings, a formation of gases, cauS- ing pressure on the heart and lungs and difficult breathing, headaches, ilclkIe appetite, nervousness and a gen. eral played out, languid feeling.
 There is often a foul taste in the mouth, coated tongue and if the in- terior of the stomach could be seen 1t would show a slimy, infiamed condi-
 The cure for this common and obsti- nate trouble is found in a treatment which causes the food to be readily, thoroughly dIgested before 1t has time to ferment and irritate the delicate mucous surfaces of the stomach. To secure a prompt and healthy digestion is the one necessary thing to do and when normal digestion Is secured the catarrhal condition will have disap- peared.
 According to Dr. HarIanson, the saf- est and best treatment is to use after each meal a tablet, composed of Dias- fase. Aseptic Pepsin. little NuX. Gold sF Seal and fruit acids. These tablets can now be found at all drug stores Tablets and not being a patent medi- cine can be used with perfect safety and assurance that healthy appetite and thorough digestion will follow their regular use after meals.
 Mir. R. s. Workman, Chicago, Ills, writes "Catarrh js a local condition resulting from a neglected cold in the head, whereby the lining membrane of the nose becomes inflamed and the poisonous discharge therefrom passing backward into the throat reaches the stomach, thus producing catarrh of the stomach. Medical authorities pre- scribed for me for three years for catarrh of stomach without cure, but today I am the happiest of men after using only one box of Stuart's Dys- pepsia Tablets. I cannot find appro- priate words to express my good feel ing. I have found flesh, appetite and sound rest from their use"
 eaf xt preparation as well as the sim ples Rnd most convenient remedy for any Aelp of Indigestion, Catarrh of stom, biliousness sour stomach. heartt and bloatinR after meals
 Seno bur mace and address today for a Be trial package and see f6r yourseli} Address r. A Stuart Co.,, kS Stuart Rldg., Marshall. Mich.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-18
TARIFF REVISION.

To Re the Republican Program Now. Milwaukee Special to New York World.
 The tariff will be a big issue in the next Presidential election. If the Republicans try to sidetrack the issue disaster to the party will follow"
 Chairman W. D. Connor, of the Re- publican State Committee, made this Statement tonight. Mir. Connor IS TIeutenant Governor-elect and the real head of the Republican organization.
 "The next Republican platform. said Mir Connor, should contain strong plank favoring tariff revision, and the nominee for President should be a man thoroughly in sympathy with this taea. The Republicans of Wisconsin should take advanced ground in favor nf 9artM revision.
 "A belief in tarifE revision is no new Idea of mine. I have felt and thought that way for years. The Western farmer Is a strong advocate of tartm revision, and so far as the Republicans of wisconsin are concerned there is no doubt whatever that the sentiment Of a large majority of them favors re- viaion."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-18
Rernhardt In Q FIat.

Sarah Bernhard has startled Paris by anounelng that she is giving up her house in the Boulevard Berthier and going to live in a fifth floor flat
 Where the celebrateI actress is go- ing to store the innumerable treasures of art, literature. and curlos which her house contains nobody knows. Sarah Bernhardt's house has been considered one of the monuments Of Paris and though 1t stands on an outer boulevard overlooking Qualifications, and the general public seldom got a glimpse of its interior. and few tourists view ed it's facade. everybody knew it was there and no more expected the di- vine Sarah to move away than they would expect one of the statues in the Palace de la COncorde to step down of her pedestal and walk away.
 Financial dihculties (notwithstand- ing the enormous amount Of money made by the tregedienne during her last tour in the United StatesJ, are hfnted at as the reason of this move on her part
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-18
Runninnn ln Pararuax.

Bueuos Ayres, November 17-self-de- nial Is the guiding principle of a new colony of Russians who have settled on large island whicn they call tF'ree Moscow" in the River Parana in Para quay. The pioneers deny themselves meat and alcohol in every form, and they intend to rule fish as well out of their dietary.
 Their intention is to form colony of small farms, eacn with little homestead and an orange grove. which those adjoining them cHn buy for about S45O. There Is a bureau of the colony in this city where intending colonists may enroll themselves and serve a term of probation before taking up lots on the island.
 Another tenet of the Free Moscow coIonists, who govern themselves on patriarchal and religious principles, is the kind treatment Of animals. No cruelty is allowed on the island.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-18

either committed suicde or taken the veil. but a fortnight after her disap- pearance she was round at Brescia. where, under another Rame, she was trying to earn a livsng by teaching the harp.
 To induce their mother to return home the Barni children went to Bres- cia; but the Countess, however, is firm in her resolve not to go back unless her husbands relatives cease to inter- fere in her domestic affairs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-18

causing so great sensation and scan
 dal that the lady had 70 give up her post at the restaurant and take small newspaper stand. But her troubles were not at an end. Her enemy soon learned her new address and recom-
 mended his prosecutions. He followed her about in the streets and pretended
 to make love to her. Then he sent her
 several funeral wraths. and note on
 which was written these words: Take
 care of them, for you will soon want them" At last his prosecutions became
 so terrible that the lady complained to the police and he was sentenced to two months imprisonment. This so
 tnfuriated him that he Bwore he would
 kill Madame Vilessek on coming out or prison. For months the poor woman was terrified out of her life and bar
 ricaded herself in the snop for Hubert
 was waiting outside for her with e
 revolver and a long knife. Unfortu-
 nately he at last, encountered Lne
 wretched woman and murdered ner
 with the utmost cruelty and savagery'