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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-26

Dc conformidad con 10 que dispone
la secci6n s4 de Ia VICENTE Ley Escolar,
Sc declaran vacantes dos Escue'as gradul
das y siete rurales que existen ell esto tr-
mino Municipal. & fin de que los lnaestros
que deseen optar q La misinas, dirijan sus
solicitndes locumcntadas Ia Secretaria
de esta Junta. dentro del Iplazo de diez
dfas.
MForis. !! de jani) lie 1907 Juan
F. Silva, Presidente. % $.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-26

mago despuGs de las comidas. To-
mese las Pastillas Digestivas del
doctor lie Roy, marca oANTURI-
CASp
En- esta lmprenta Sc necesitan
buenos vendedores de peri6dicos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-26

En- la Corte Municipal del Distrito
Judicial Municipal de Caguas,
Puerto Rico Estados Unidos de
America. 81 Presidente de los
Estados Unidos. SIS.
Ex-parte. Jose Eladio Morales. y
DiaA. Conversion de possession tn
dominic.
Por cuanto: Jose Eladio Morales
~ Diaz, mayor de edad, propietario,
casado y vecino de Aguas Buenas
(P. R.) ha promovido ante esta Corte,
expediente sobre conversion de pose
sion en- dominic de las tres fncas rus
ticas que Sc describen asf.
(a) Pre- de terrcno situado On
el barrio de Sumidero" del ttrmino
municipal de Aguas Buenas, com
puesto de diez cuerdas, equivalentes i
tres hectdreas, noventa tres areas Y
cuatro centiareas; colindando por el
Norte antes con terrenos pcrtenccicn-
teS 4 doiia MonserIate Diaz Y Jacinto
Carrasquillo, hoy IIilario Herman
dez; por el Este antts con Anto ia
Diaz y don Agapito Ramos, hoy con
terren dc jose +. Morales y D'a2
por el Sur antes con Tomas y Fratics-
co Pereira, hoy con Sucesores dc l..
Villamil y Compailia, y por el Ccste
antes con el citado don Jacinto Canns-
quillo, hoy con el mencionado don
Hilario Hernandez.
(b) Predio de terreno sito en- cl
barrio de "Mulas, " termino munici-
pal de Aguas Buenas, compuesto de
"vcinte dos cue~das, equivalen;es a
ocho hectareas, sesenta ytres areas Sc
sentay siete centiareas, enclavada Ell
dicha tlnca una casa de maderas con te-
cho de zinc, de diez varas de fren!c por
diez y seis dc fon o, con un martilo
igual construction, coIindante el te-
rreno por el Norte y Este con Jose
Caballero Izquierdo, Q sea Suces On
de Ana Flores y Carrasquillo; por el
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-26
Fl PurgatOfiO
De Cada Mes.
Las Pildoras Rosadas del Or.
Williams Curaran aun cuando
Todos los Demas Reme-
dos no Curaron.

Z I'll simple hecho de que los hom.
) bres padecen raramente de mi.
; grana Q dolor de cabeza, mientras
I que la mujer 10 sufre tan q me.
. nudo, sugiere bien clique las eausas
tlenen su origen en- ell tempera-
mento delicado del sexo, Y sobre
todo ell las funciones organicas de
} la mujer. 81 Ia rogularidad de
( esas funciones Sc hace dihcil, las
} migrafias, dolores de espalda,
nerviosidad, insomnia, son las pe-
nalidades CONSEQUENCES. Para la
migrafla y denlas dolencias NADIA
iguala q las Pildoras Rosadas del
DR.. Williams. Modifican Ell efecto
ell estado general de todo ell siste-
ma. Enriquecen y purifcan Ia
sangre. fortifcan los 6rganos y
regularizan sus funciones. Ell
tratamiento de las Pildoras Rosa.
das del DR.. Williams, tan simple.
tan facil. ha curado q miles.
La Sra. Dofia Cruz Romero. de
Amatlan, (Veracruz), Mexico, es.
cribe: "Durante tres amos padecf
una debilidad constante v progre-
silva, debido a la pobreza de SAN
gre. Sentfa nauseas, fuertes pal
pitaciones al coraz6n, NAL humor,
lnapetencia, y estaba poseida de
ese horrible dolor de cabeza casi
constantemente. Todo cuanto
para mi Sc hizo era inutil Y solo
cuando tome las celebradas Pfldo-
ras Rosadas del DR.. Williams, es
que conocf tranquilidad y alivio.
Oon un POGO tempo de tomar esta
medlclna de acuerdo q las indica.
clones que acompafan al frasco.
me halo curada y sumamente
agradecida, motive por ell cual no
vacilo en- recomendar Dor estas
hneas este valioso remedio & mis- {
semejantes."
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-26
VICTOR.

20 de arMzo de 1920
Perseguido mpOrtunads por todaspares te escboa
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-02-07

Dad Miller next follows suit with
Il never failing sign "a stitch In his
back" Dad says he can tell just
what the weather is going to he
each day, for II, when he stoops, he
receives n sort of an electrical shock
along his spinal column, Look out
for a storm" II not why "Fair
wea ather," and SO each morning AZ
Dad rises from his bed, he stoops to
determine the capers OF the wea ther.
He is at present trying the gymnas-
tic feat OF touching his whiskers to
the ground without use of his hands
and we are sorry to say that nearly
every day this winter Dad has felt
those electrical shocks along his
back, but he feels as proud as Il king
over them for he says it demon
strates his philosophy"
Fred Wilson has a little lamb,
which sets up u dismal wall before Il
storm and continues it till Fritz has
the whole flock snugly. slowed away
In its bed Of straw.
We mention these prophets and
signs because we are familiar with
them and can vOuch for their sub
staniality but others too numerous
to mention VINO possess the faculty
of seeing into the future by some
ache, animal or freak of nature are
scattered here and there over the
county,
The sun doth hide his smiling face.
And the cold north winds do blow.
But the "Weatherman' calmly takes his
place
By the fire. with eyes agIow.
And he gTins and smiles. as his neighbor
Goes wading through the snow
With his cheeks frostbitt"n. feet numb a nd
And his thots all full OF woe
Oh! Ii he had only received sign
By stitch. or an ache, or q form
OF Prophecy" OF some other kind
To warn him OF the storm.
But those who are blessed wit this knowl-
edge so rare =
Are only the wiseSt; the few 81
Who see into the future and live without
While the rest go pounding through.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-02-07
VEGA

Mr.. and Mrs. W. Havlik visited at
Beraneks's Sunday.
August Balster located three Of his
stray horses at Gnulkie's.
Theodore Runge made a business
trip to Kimball Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Havlik of Nebraska
are out here visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Kroupa are
the proud owners Of n bran new
baby girl.
A grand masquerade ball will he
given at the Vega hall February %,
1907. Everybody invited.
Charlie Hnvlik failed to go see his
best girl because-well because he
did not like to take the old man by
surprise.
Mr.. Albert Hartwig OF Gam Val
ley attended the basket social in
Lyon township school No. last
Saturday and reports u good time.
The late blizzard has made some
of the low roads almost impossible
hut still we notice quite a good one
from Hammers to Vega.
On account of the stormy weather
not many turned out to the enter
tainmeut and basket social given at
school No. 2 Lyon township Febru-
AIRY 2nd, but in spite of the weather
about twenty-five turned out and
they were not sorry that they did.
The program was we'll acted out by
the pupils and eight baskets were
sold which brought 81. 40. AS so few
turned out out the same program
with more added to it will he given
February 16, 1907. We guarantee
yerybody present a good time.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-02-07
RICHARDS

Guy rripp made Il business trip to
Huron last week.
Martin Lingscheit left last week
to join Mrs. LingScheit visiting rela
tlves In the eastern part of the sta te.
The boys had great sport last
week riding down and catching
wolves Roosevelt style. The Stormo
boys nailed five pelts on the barn.
and the Stewart, Alternately and Et-
bauer boys and >iuy Tripp got one
or two apiece. The high wind came
and spoiled the sport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Machovec re-
turned to their home near Letcher
last Wednesday after a few weeks
visit with relatives and friends In
Buffalo.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-02-07

in a few minutes John pulled into
town, and the two friends fell into
each others arms and wept tears
OF Joy. Lets butcher the fatted
calf" said John; but Ikey that's the
hired MANI reported that Schmel-
ling horses had eaten all the hay
ana the calves were tO poor to kill.
so at Keel-r y suggestion, the happy
vent was celebrated In a jackpot
fest.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-02-07
Buffalo County
Weather Prophets

As the wind whistles around the
corner; the cows seek shelter In the
long sheds; the snow birds twitter
in the frozen fields; the solitary crow
wends his homeward flight. ann the
coyotes long wall rides on the wings
of night, we naturally turn our at
tention to the Weather makers"
and we are proud to say that Buf.
fafo county, "Headquarters for Ev
erything," can boast of u few relia-
ble weather prophets.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-02-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior
A u II q 4 4, n l,n ri a 4 n,

January 81, 1907
Notice Is hereby given that Waclav Sobek
Of Gannvalley =, d.. has hled notice OF his
intention to make final 5-year proof In sup
port OF his claim. viz: Homestead Entry No.
1916, made Jan. Il, 1902. for the SEA Section
". Township LOG n. Range e3 W.. and that
said proof will be made before the clerk
Of courts OF Buffalo county. at his Office In
s. d., on March II. 1907
lie mes the following witnesses to prove
has continuous residence upon. and cuitiva-
ton Of said land, viz:
Maurice e. Henrlchsen. John Czapskie.
Aaron Havlik. Richmond Gaulke all Of Gam
valley. S. d.. -
CHAs. L. BROCKWAY
Register
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-02-07

at, Chamberlain. South Dakota
office over 4. +. Scott's drug store
Will Crockett OF Gam Valley, 3.
D., arrived the first Nf the week for
Il visit with his brother. A. w.
Crockett. Mr.. Crockett Ia the own
or Of a large ranch In Buffalo county
which he Ia operating very success
fully. Hartford Herald.
Wanted-A good live man with
team, to sell sewing machines on
salary or commission. Call on, O
address, G.. J. SANFORD, Singer Co
Mitchell, =. ID.
The storm last Friday afternoon
was fierce and was about as dan
gerOus a one tO have been caught
out in, IA we have experienced I'm
years. Two Of our teachers In the
north part OF the county, Misses
Braley and Hart exhibited rare
pluck AMI good Judgment toy RE-
naming over night with their pu-
pills in their respective school
hOuses.
Chris Addison started for Kimball
last Friday morning with Il load Of
hogs. The morning dawned bright
and clear with hardly n breath Of
air; but early I'm the afternoon, "Old
BOreas" assembled his forces, and
soon had his winged soldiers. hurl
ing theircrystal iavelins in all direc
ti0ns. They attacked Chris two or
three miles out Of kimball and ush
cred him into his destination. All
uiGht long they hOwled and dashed
hither and thither in search of prey,
and although they were still raging
morning, Chris with that
ileal grit, found only In Buffalo
county, commenced the homewArd
trip. He admits only that the tele
pl one poles seemed miles apart, and
at tImes he felt that he would hard
ly I've able to make the full journey.
but thoughts of home inspired him
ON, and SOON. but not too soon, he
WAS seated hy his fireside, nursing n
frozen nose and relating to the
folks the experiences and
of lhe day
John Thull returned sunday fso1a
the north part Of the county, where
he spent several days at the fireside
of old time friends. He brought
hen a lovely cold as q souvenir
Of the trip. During his absence the
sight OF the vacant chair, at Fraser's
store, and its polished seat--shining
from the constant friction with the
seat of John trOusers-brOught
tears to friend keelers eyes, who
tearing some dire thing had h ,ppen-
ed John, refused to be comic rted,
sought the seclusiOn OF his home,
and his accustomed seat on the soap
box knew him not for several days.
But Sunday was u day of great re-
Ioicing-it brought with it the re
turn of the prodigal. Each morning
keeler would stand at the gate and
scan the horizon for some
sign OF his friend, only to return TO
the house each time more downcast
4.
10y! his patience was at last reward
I'd. !or az he looked, there far to the
mort he saw coming. figure sur
rounded by dazzling circle Of light.
&" 'Tis he," cried keeler, what 9th
.r than than Johns own bal1 pate
and his glittering spurs, could give
forth such dazzling reflections from
the suns rays?". and he was right.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-02-07

Fred Wilson has a little lamb,
which sets up u dismal wall before a.
storm and continues 1t till Fritz has
the whole flock snugly. slowed away
I'm its bed Of straw.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-02-07
A Matter Of Spelling.

A trolley collided with milk wagon
and sent the milk splashing on the
pavement. Soon a crowd gathered.
"Goodness!" exclaimed a man. What
an awful waste!"
A very stout lady turned and glared
at him. "Just mind your n-busi.
ness. she snapped. ,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-02-07
HOW TO CURE CHILBLAINS,

"ro enjoy freedom from chilblains'
writes John Kemp. East Otisfield
Me-. i apply Bucklen's Arnica Salve'
Have also used It for salt rheum
with excellent results. Guaranteed
to cure fever sores. indulent ulcers.
piles. burns, wounds. frost bites and
skin deseases, 25c at w. }. Hughes &
Go.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-02-07
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
A"REviEw VI THE WEEKS LOCAL AND SOCIAL EVENTS
INTERESTING HAPPhNiNGs IN THE NeIdtiBoRHooD

Fraser Bros. have ben busy Ia:
roicing their stock this week
Corn Wanted-Y0u can sell your
CORN at home. Nee J. A. johnson
GHnn Valley. 3. ID. 1
MA Aberuatly and wife o. Arliny.
ton township spent yesterday and
bust night In the Valley.
The little child Of Mr.. hnd Mrs.
Ashley Dunhan M. ueen yerysirH
but is reported much better.
Dr. j. W. Clevinger. resident ten-
tist, Chamberlain, s. ID. Office o,er
j. r. ScOtt's drug store
@ The regular freight pulled out
81 as special stock. taking thrc,
j loads OF pOrkers To kimball from
The rocket ranch.
The mail carrier for some un-
known reason failed 10 bring ont
our ready-p prints Wednesday, and
we can't go To press until they ar
rive.
Ortrude, 2-year old daughter of
Mi. and Mrs. r. W. Cilley has leen
very sick with acute Uroncni CiS,
nlch for d time threa tened pneu-
n,Onlh.
For Sale-Ringlet Barred p K
Cockerels, from Bradley Bros. cele
bruted strain. $3.50 aud 500 VIM.
Barker. Glenn, s. ID
A new arrival at the Otto Kemp
tel home in kimball necessitated
OTTO getting leo. Smith 70 bring
the mail out Wednesday. When op.
IOsIte Charlie Reber's his team gave
out and lie borrowed team uf
Charlie to bring the mail to the Val
ley.
Those in need of Cough Cure Lima
nent Or ANY of the Watkins arti-
cles may send or write 10 me with
out money and have the goods for.
warded To any place in Gann Valley
flee of Charge. 'ieO. .. Williams,
essington Springs, a.rut j. X.
Watkins, Co.
MIR. and Mrs. Jess Costello are the
happy parents of l0-lb son which
made it's arrival Saturday. Mother
and Child are getting along nicely.
Mrs. Knowles, mother Of Mrs. COstel-
l". arrived from kimDall Wednes-
day and will remain several weeks
with her daughter
A merry party Of little folks, ,gplay-
mates OF Florence, spent one OF the
happiest evenings of their lives at
the home Of MIR. and Mrs. A. q. Hill
Wednesday evening Every form Ct
amusement was provided the little
folks and they thoroughly enjoyed
the elaborate supper served them by
MIR. and Mrs. Hill The little ones
present We're: hell keeler, Cecil and
Donald Fraser, Joe, Victor and
Johnny Drips. Mnrie cilley. Esther
PiLpiR, Violet Swartout.
Boot and Shoe repairing, VIM
Lawson, Cham mherlaln. :. ID. All
work will I've taken to Chamberlain
aud returned to Gann Valley prompt
by the stage driver.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-02-07
A Success.

First Suburbanite-Was your gar.
len a success this year?
Second Standardization bet It
was. My next door neighbor's chick
ems took the first prize at the poultry
show.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-02-07
Wisdom All Round.

~It's a wonder Phoxy hasn't pro
posed to the girl"
"He's wise"
"What? why, she's worth q million
st least"
81 say he's wise-wise to the fact
that she's wise as to him."
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-02-07
An Ambition.

$50" remarked the sultan Of Moroc-
co. "that bandit wants to run the gov.
ernment!"
eyes," was the answer. HE says
he's tired of being dishonest. Be-
sides, he thinks he can make graft
nay better than brigandage."
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-02-07
W. sMluht Be Worse.

20! Well, all Of us have our faults"
"Yes, but thank goodness, very few
of us have all the faults that our
neighbors think they see In us."-A : !.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-02-07

The first to head the list is Pat
Kearney, who predicted this cold
weather some time ago because one
night early In the fall his lone turkey
gobbler sought shelter in its she'd
and with ith head poked out of it's
little window, gazed long and earn.
estly upon the northern horizon i'm a
scared, hunted way, and Pat says it
was trying to tell him In its own
dumb language What a cold spell
we could he on the lookout for"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-02-07
A Precedent.

Miggles-I say, old man. I'd like
10 have you put me up al your club.
Wiggles-rd be only too glad, my
boy, but-er-they are very particular
VINO they admit.
Mlggles-You don't say! How In
the world did you manage to break
tn.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-02-07
Unavoidable Inference,

"Poor Jim! He dassent call his
soul his own a-y more!"
what? didn't know that poor
old Jim vas married New York Sun
Arizona republican., 1907-01-17

over the Flux and Hardshell mines. in the Patagonia mountains. is reported as extending operations vigorously. and with results that are very satisfactory.
 A second shipment of ore from the mines of the National Consolidated Mining company has gone forward to Fl Paso this week This company l. forging to the front as producer, and the camp is destined to become one of the best and most lively in Santa Cruz county.
 The work of the Mansfield Mining company. in the Wrightson district. is progressing apace. and there is every prospect that there will be a great and permanent camp at that place. During a recent visit of The Oasis edi- tor in Kansas City. he called at the general offices of the company and found there a busy scene. The stock of the company is sought for as an investment. and many orders are re- ceived daily. Financially the company has abundant resources. and funds are in hand to install all necessary mach inery and prosecute development work vigorously.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-17
DISTRICT NURSING
 10 BE ESTABLISHED
Prclinnrrary Organization of the Char ity Movement Accomplished Yestsr- cay at Residence Of Mr. and Mrs. H;rnols.

SC.ae of the ladies interes..l in tfo establishment of district nursing in | PhoenIx met yesterday mo-nin 7 Pursu-
 ant tn published Invitation al the nome
 "f Ms. W. F. Nichols. ani :enpu-
 rary OI organization was forinel Dv the election of Mrs. Garrett Ryan as pres ident and Mrs. T. NJ. Elder as secre-
 tarv Many who could not attend the
 meeting telephoned their acknowledg- men of sympathy with the movement.
 and offered aid financial and other
 wise.
 | The purpose of the meeting was the ! discussion of ways and means of pro-
 cedure toward the permanent organi-
 zation of a society the purpose of which will be the relief of the desti-
 tute sick in Phoenix. through the es- tablishment of district nursing.
 Mrs. Otto Grouse Of Tucson. though | a stranger in Phoenix had seen the announcement of the meeting. and a'- tended, giving an interesting account Of a similar organization in that ci.y. the name of which is "The Health League of Tucson" She said that the league, through a committee. keeps in touch with those who have beer given assistance even after they have been benefited and moved away from 'he city. These people have very kindly feelings toward those suffering as they once did. and toward the league whicH gave them help. They have responded quite liberally with financial aid. mak- ing very valuable outside resourca for the society.
 Ever since this charity movement was undertaken here a number have insisted that it was of doubtful p"o- priety for the reason that once pup licity was given to the fact of free dis trict nursing. it was feared tine sick of the whole country would flock here to take advantage of it. Mrs. Grouse said that it had been the experience of the Tucson Health League. that none of those to whom it had offe ed as- sistance had ever heard of the league before, showing that in that case al least. no advantage had been taken of the efforts Of the charitable people of the city.
 Tke encouragement that the parties having this philanthropic project In hand have met with. is very promising to the poor and sick of Phoenix.
 A constitution and bylaws are in course Of preparation and the ladies hope in a very short time to be an or ganized body maintaining at least one nurse among the destitute sick of the | city. Notice of meeting for perma- nent organization will be given later
Arizona republican., 1907-01-17
MINfR-BABBIT! CASE
 10 HIGHEST COURT
A Notice of Appeal Which May be Brought Before the Justices Now in Session.

| The Miner-Babbitt contest case is t' go to the supreme court. This was de- cided yesterday afternoon when at the
 last meeting of the special term. Judg
 AinswOrtn on behalf of Miner made : motion for a new trial which was de
 nied without argument. Then notice of appeal was given.
 Judge AinswOrth was desirous O. getting the matter before the supreme court as early as possible and Judge Kent replied that if the attorneys fo: both sides could enter into stipula- tion the case might be taken up at the present term and passed upon. Attor- ney Bullard for Babbitt was not cer- tain that he was in so much of a hur- ry. but said he would talk with his cli- ent and decide today what he woul do.
 It is probable that the greatest eX petition will be used. for time is nat urally more of an object to Rabbit than it is to Miner. If it should be shown finally that he is not entitled to the office. the less time elapses before he finds that out the better it will be for him. On the other hand. Miner might afford to wait. for if it should be ultimately shown that he was elect ed treasurer the salary would have ac- cumulated for him.
 There is still a difference of opinion as to the status of Babbitt, but the dis pute is not vital one Mir. Bullarn holds that he is de facto treasurer and now that steps in an appeal have been taken. there will be no vacancy until the case has been finally passed upon; that there is no vacancy to be filled, and that the certificate issued to Bab . bitt after the official count is still in force. Judge AinsNOrth believes tha- the annulling of the election annulled all proceedings by the board of super visors and that since there was no election. Hayden is still the treasurer
 There is another matter concerning which there is not perfect accord. and that is whether. pending determination of the case Rabbit shall give bond to the supervisors for his salary.
 According to the law: "Where by judgment of a court in proceeding for contesting an election, it is ad- judged or decreed that one Of the par ties to such proceeding is entitled to an office and the opposing party moves for new trial or appels. the success ful party. before he shall be entitled to receive any salary CT compensation from the county for his services shall execute to the count a bond, joint and several in form in the amount of sal ary attached to such office during the term thereof, etc"