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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-06-14
Hanson wedding Reception.

On saturday evening, June Sth, a
large number OF relatives and friends
OF Mr.. Charles Hanson and bride as
sembled at the Hanson home nGrand
Valley to participate ina wedding re-
ceptiOn rendered the groom and bride
by Mr.. Andrew Hanson, father of
the groom. In addition to the Han
son home q large tent had been
secured to help accommodate the
had been invited and it required
house and tent to meet the require
ments OF the occasion.
The guests assembled at 6 o'clock
and after general congratulations sat
down to a sumptuouS wedding dinner
at 1870 in the big tent with tables dec
cOrated In white and green.> The
charming young ladies who looked
after the comfort of the guests at din
e were Misses Laura, Cora and
Clara Hotter, Ida and Helen Olson
and Julia TOrkelSOn and during the
dinner and during the evening Prof.
IndSeth'S orchestra furnished music.
The bride looked charmingly sweet
In dark red taffeta adorned with
cream roses, while the groom In regu-
lation black looked and / believe was
q Of the happiest men on earth.
The evening passed away full of joy
and pleasure for all and at a late hour
the last lingering guests said goodbye
and the reception was over. The list
of presents we're numerous as follows;
Andrew Hanson, $40 90, Hans Han
son and wife, sad irons, Carrie Han
son, sofa cushion, MI. and Mrs. Wall
quiSt, silver berry spoon; Odin Wall
quist, silver sugar shell: Ida and Ma
hal VJ ll~trfc ~ 1nl lScL nIN rf-A - =,
Pet, Belle and Theo TorbersOn, silver
Hotter, water set; Arthur Mortenson,
silver butter knife; Gunda and Oscar
Knutson. berry set; Mr.. and Mrs.
Math Hanson, Mr.. and Mrs. Alert
Helvig, Henry Hanson, Arndt Han
son, Thea Hanson and Petra Jacobson
dinner set; Anthon Thompson and
wife, silver tea spoons; Mrs. Hanseth,
Julia and Anthem Torkelson, silver
cake plate; MI. and Mrs. G. b. Strand
and Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Renlie, rug.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Otto, box cigars
and silver fruit plate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Renlie, choc-
olate set.
Ole. Stina and Bertha Nicholson,
water set.
Eilert and Helen Olson, silver tea
spoons.
Anna Christopherson, rug.
Martin, Laura and Cora Hotter, sill
yer table spoons.
Adelia Larson, sugar shell and but
ter knife.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Mylie, fruit plates.
Marvin Hanson, salad dish.
Mrs. John Bergstrom, fruit plate.
Henry and Mollie Lien, salad dish.
Mrs. M. O. Bergstrom, table cloth.
Mrs. Ell. X. Rise, napkins.
Clara, Mary and Alice Bergstrom,
sugar bowl and dreamer.
Otto and Ida Olson, salad dish.
Mrs. Alert Helvig, pillow slips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole SteenSland IS, Mr..
and Mrs. Ole Renlie, ST. 50, Engval
Renlie %, Gilbert Thompson So. Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Syvertson So, Thos.
Renlie %. Ole Torkelson 81, Lou Flory
90, Theo Thompson %, Oscar Helvig
%, p. j.. Hotter o., Harris Artz &3.25,
Hardin Olson %, Carl Hotter %, Mr..
and Mn. Jacob Eneboe %, Paul
Kleppe 81, William Larson q.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-06-14
Canton Township.

And it rained some more, much to
the disgust of the farmers and the de-
light of grass and flowers, but the sun
shines again.
Geo. Dixon's family have all been
sick for the past week with tOnSilitiS
but are able to be up DR.. Rogers
attended them.
VIM. Hill had the misfortune to
lose his driving horse last week and
the only one he had. 1t took sick on
the way to town and fell down and
died before it could be unhitched.
from the buggy.
Will Trip was taken very sick
Tuesday morning and DIR. Rogers
was called to relieve him. He is now
able to be up and is much better.
Gertie Monrad is assisting Mrs. Har-
ry Ellis this week with her work.
Monday we did not get any mail as
Roy Scott came as far as j.. j. Rich
ardson's and went back to town. Toe
much mud.
Lee Stephenson is making cement
walks for himself around the house,
and is lucky to know how to do such
work.
B. e. Ketchum, road supervisor, is
fixing up the bad places and putting
the roads in condition as fast as posi-
BILE with so much mud to contend with,
but the mud Is drying up again.
Mrs. Serum was a Sioux Falls visi-
tor Saturday, going up on the morn
ing train, returning at seyen thirty.
Miss Gina Anderson was sewing for
Mrs. Serum Monday.
The new organ arrived after school
was closed and Is now In the school
house awaiting q teacher whocan play
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-06-14

Hon. e. =. Wagner Of Alexandria
= prominent anti-machine republican,
has been appointed United States At
t0rney for South Dakota, and his ap-
pointment means that President Roos-
evelt recognizes the right of the anti
machine republicans to the fruits OF
the splendid victory last fall.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-06-14

tunity. How? Why, speak a good
word for your fellow townsmen now
drinking buttermilk and eating
gammelost with the rosy maidens Of
Norway.
Louise and Marie Hotter left Mon
day for their home at Platte after a
course at college here and a weeks
visit with relatives.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-06-14
'sPETTTTON FOR REFERENDUM.'

PETITION Q REFERENDUM.
I'VE, the undersigned, qualified
electors OF the City OF Canton, County
OF Lincoln, State Of S. D., do hereby
petition that that certain resOlu-
ton passed by the common council OF
tho City or Canton, County Of Lin
coin, State OF South Dakota, on the
3rd day Of June, A. D. 1907, being an
aCt relating to the building Of a Jail
In aid City Of Canton, be submitted
to- vote OF the electors OF The said
City OF Canton at an election to be
hold - provided by law, pursuant to
the provisions of the statutes in such
Caee made and provided
Said resolution Is aS follows: IRE
solved that = three cell jail and cor
rldOr Is necessary and the city pro-
coed to build the same at a cost not
To exceed $780,"
The above petition Is signed by for
ty-flve voters, and when submitted to
: vote, will very likely carry by a ma
jority, because general opinion is
against putting up 3 fifteen hundred
dollar palace for the few ordinary
DRINKS who are run in during the
year.
A good many tax payers complain
OF high taxes and q see no valid rel
DOn for q new jail. They believe a
little economy will not hurt the city.
Some are 10 favor Of fixing up the old
'.sbug house" inside and out and maxi
ing 1t at for 4 drunk to sleep of the
effects Of his folly.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-06-14
Cassill-stevenson Wedding.

Thomas Edwin Cassill was married
at St. Charles, Minnesota, On June g..
1907, to Miss Olive Margaret Stevenson.
The groom is d brother of State
Treasurer Cassill and is deputy State
Treasurer, under his brother, and
was formerly Cashier of the Hudson
State bank. He has a host of friends
in Lincoln county who join the Lead
er in extending congratulations to
him and his charming bride. They
are now at home and enjoying the
congratulations OF friends at Pierre.
Mrs. Orlando Alexander returned
from her North Dakota visit Sunday
where she visited her daughter Mrs.
John Munger and her son Frank.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-06-14
Canton Assembly Talent.
strongest Program Ever
Put On The PLATFORM
LECTURERS AND PREACHERS.

DR.. Daniel McGurk, July ;.
Albert B. Guptill, July ;, 4.
ExGov. Samuel VanSant, July 4.
DR.. +. b. Gault, July 5.
Senator Fred r. Dubois, July &.
DR.. Thos. Nicholson, July 6, I, 8.
Rev. J. p. Jenkins, July I.
Senator Robt LaFollette, July 8.
W. C. r. u. Gold Medal Contest, July 9.
Alan A. Tanner, July 10, IL.
Gov. Coe /. Crawford, July TO-, .
Senator A. B. Kittredge, July IL.
Hon. Arthur X. Peck, July II.
DR.. Guy Carleton Lee, July II, IA.
Gov. Joseph Folk, July -.
Rev. II. r. Best, July ID.
Rev. DR.. j. NJ. Brown. July IA.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-06-14

Expression, Prof. J. l.. Lardner, July Pill.
Epworth League, DR.. J. P. Jenkins, July 8-l3.
Sunday-School Institute, July 3-6.
Church Economy, July 3-S.
The Bible, July 9-l3.
Ministerial Conference, July 3-l3.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-06-14
MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT.

Gertrude Garfield, Reader, July :, 3. u
Valfe Ladies Quartet, July PA.
Albert B. Guptil, Moving Pictures, July "a.
Wendt Orchestra, July 2, IA.
Mrs. Frank Anderson, Soost, Mrs. c. o. Knudson Accompanist,
July 3, T.
Luther League Band, July 4.
Miss L. E. Stainbach, Sooit, Mrs. Marie Ryan, Accompanies July 5.
Olaf Valley Concert Company, July 5S.
Mary Agnes Doyle, Irish Specialist and Interpreter of Literature,
July So.
D. W. Robertson, Moving Picture and Concert Company, July $40.
Marie Josefa, Gypsy VioInist, July $40.
Arthur X. Peck. Moving Pictures, July IL.
Tennessean Jubilee Singers, July lib.
Ross Crane, Cartoonist, July IL, IA.
Bessie L. Golf, Soost, July lila.
Diamond Medal Contest, July g..
Prof. ]. L. Lardner, July PHI.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-06-14
4
to be OutdOne by Divorces
or Hunters Canton Proposes
TO Stop q City Building.

"A petition was presented to City
Auditor Glendinning on Monday,
June 10th, signed by forty-ive of the
best men in the city, asking that the
proposed construction Of a city jail
be submitted to a vote OF the cleo
tori Of the city for approval or rejec-
ti0n. The petition Is as follows:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-17
INFORMACION
DEL EXTERIOR,

Paris, Julio % An1nciage que los ge-
nerales Metzirger MichRl, miembFoa del
estado mayor general, van seguir el
elemplo del general HsgFoU. Este lltimo,
causa de Is decision tomRda porNel par
lsmento de Eeducir los efsctiYon del ejerci
to frances, , jusgando que no podfa On
ESQ condiciones asumir las responsibilities
des del mando en Jefs, present6 ca dimisi6n
de generalfaimo.
Bsrliu. julio % I'm globo dirigibIe
maniobr6 hoy con 81 mayor @xitO encima
de Berlin. La duraci6n de la ascenci6n
fu6 de tres horas. SOLO el globo frances de
M. Lebaudy hs podido psTmaneoer tan
largo tempo en- los aires. El aeE6Atato
era dirijido por 81 ingenierO Bssueaeh y 81
captain 6peElin.
Paris, julio 29.-El iedive Abbas II ha
pasado dos dias an Paris de tan complete
inc6guito que no Be ha sabido deBu viAits
Ia capital sino anoche, cuando scaba de
Balir de egta ciudad con direction Suiza.
El &C CbsrRno fgipcio tiene 81 prop6lito de
viuitaT Inglaterra anteI de regFesaE 30
pals.
BFest, JuIio@28 Los cruceTos jsponeBeB
I8ukat6G Chis0se. mandados por el vice
almirante Ijuin, lIegaron aquf esta mania
ma han lido anclar cercs de loB cEuceros
ameTicanoB, despu6s de hsbsr csmbiado
los GaludoB de eatiIo con los buqueB anne
ricanou = los fuerteg.
-Hs sido promulgada en- Paris la ley
que fla 1908 el montante de lan Bubven'
clones acOrdsdas los preSupuestoa colo
males locales.
La armada naval ha hecho mar
sfuera de Tol6n, maniobras conforme la
nuevR t6etics; luego regres6 la Fada.
Eata msfiAnR apRrej6 nuevamente. El
vice-almiFante Caillard , los miembroa de
Ia comisi6n de reforma de Ia t6ctica to-
maron passje bordo del acoTazado Bren-
nus.
Brest, Julio 28.-La division naval
isponesa compueats de los cruceros Thou
kOWba y CbitOSe hs llegado esta mafiana &
Breat, donde SO prOyectan festsS On 50
honor.
Ell miniatro de Comercio acaba de
reoTganizar Ia Comisi6n Superior de Ia
marina msrcapts
-Ha fAllscido M. Albert Duboyu Fres'
ney, senador por Mayena.
San Petersburgo, id id.-segdn Ia "Ga'
cetR 90 ~ bolBR 81 mlnlG6ro de MARINA
ha dictado las 6rdenes del case para que
los aBtilleros del Baltico Dc dispopgan &
comenzar la construction de varios Rcora.
zados de $4,000 toneladaa.
Breat, id. id.-Los Cruceros IiaponeseH
son esperados aquf. Sc atribuye general.
ments la llegads tsrd1a de estos buqueB q
que el almirante japon6s quiere hRcer 10
mas corts possible la dursci6n del tempo
que BuS nsveS pRsen cerca de los buqueB
smericanoB surtos On el puerto, fin de
evitar los incidentes desagradables que
pudieTan ocurYir entire marinoa.
Los hombres de los cruceros ameTicanoB
parscen albergar resentimiento contra los
jsponeses deHde Jamestowa.
Ell almiFanta Stockton ha TeBueIto no
acordsr ningd permiso para ir TERRA,
deSpu6s de la llegada de los buqusB jspo'
negeB.
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C 0 M U MIC 0.

En- un 1iario de ests ciudad con fschR
de aver, apsTece una aelaraci6n On que 30
me slule pletsndi6 adose ustifcRr las
exigenciaB que sa me hicie1an por 81 encar.
gado de la empress de autom6vilel, para
r,nunciar al dere cho que habia adquirido
con Ia compra de I'm billlete de dichs
empTesa,
Y como dicha aclRFaci6n puede dar
lugar que SO b gan err6ness apEeciacio-
mes respecto mi carScter, Grey 6ndoSe que
teneraHiRme te he pretsr dido obtener pre-.
ferencia que no me corresponds, deseo
haCer constar con exactitud 10 ocurEido.
A las 8 de Ia nocha fu6 un empleado
de mi casa tomaP an biLlete de passie el
cual no SO le pudO dar en- aquel momento,
obteni6ndolo media hoFa mas taTde. No
Sc hizo sdvertenCia a'guna de que no ss
dGba Aeguridad del aAiepto SO tom6 un
pssaje para CaguaH sin precisarse Ia hoYa
en- que habfR de utilizRrse, 10 que me dabR
peIfsctfsimo derecho hacer uso del auto
m6vil que saliers la hora mas conve
niente para mi
A Ia bora de Balida coupe uu asieDto
en- 81 apt7m6vil cusndo Ba me dijo que
debfa dejar mi Bitio 4 otro passiero no
quise acceder ello, despues de examiner
mi billeta no encontrar On 81 NADIA que
me privaEa del derecho qua SO me disccutfa.
Tanfa mi ticket desde lR noche del dfs
anterior mis- comPsfisros de visje don
Manuel Utsro don E. Gonz 1lez que 10
hsbfan adquirido eI mismo dfa de Ia sali-
da, seg6u me confssaron, no podfsn teneI
mas derecho que 20 para aquel viaJe.
Ell policfR ndmero 649 don Juan r
Moline, pudo pTesenciar que el autom6vi
no sali6 4 Ia hora fjada, porque parcels
haber la intsnci6n de deBpojarme de m
aaiento, habi6ndoms dado Ia raz6n dichc
policfs.
Jose Cid.
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PAROuE RORIN0uEN.

Esta nocha habra la iarana de costum.
bre en- 81 Parque Borinqusn las ocho =
media de la noche. A estas funCionea
asiaten muchas damas, continentaleB tanto
como del pals ? los bales quedan muy
q, imRdoE.
Msnana desde las tres en- adeIante
habra un conciorto por la banda del Re
gimiento. No hay sitio meior para tales
conciertos, , hay preparado un progTama
muy lucido, que eB el siguiente:
10. Paso doble, Gel coEonel Bailey"
Miranda 20. Tanda de walls tires Jo'
lie" Waldtwf6. 80. Adagio, Allegro y
AIlegreto de Ia sinfonia militar de Hayden.
40. Capricho. ''Dulce JAsmin" Bsndix.
s.. Dapza "Fiesta Allegro Miranda.
So. Polka "ReHita" (siivato solo) Mi
randa. 70. Selection de la opera Conf
ca "Mlle. Modiste' HeTbsEt g.. THE
Cake walk in the Sky Harney. 80.
"Quejss del Alma Marquee Star Span
gled Banner.
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La FJGA De LOS nj
nos de BenefiCGn-
Cia.
C;Iaa. /.
COmantiTIstas dssmSm0rIldos . flItOs Do sentl
Do comm.

CriOtino Gaona, uno de los nifioB esca'
padoa recientemsDte del Asilo de SantuTEe,
con esta foga son "a tiaco veces que del
Fefirido institute, ha escapado.
Algnnos ccmentaTistas atribuYen ia
cauSa de u fuga, la mala alimentaci6n
que q los ninos, segdn tales comentaristaB
ae d6 en- 81 AsiIo.
PeFo como, cinco veces hs escapado el
ni6p Gaona, del susodicho Asilo, tres de
tales veees siendo director del Consolida'
do 81 sen or CroBaS, eB de suponer que 81 Ia
escBpRtoris de hoy SO debe-como dicen
a'gunos comentsristaH, Ia mala alimenta'
ci6n-las anteriorsa fugas Be deberfan ls
buenR alimentacion que Tecibfan en- el
Asilo cuando del ConaolidRdo era director
81 senior CTosaa.
Por otra parte, es incieYto que alg6n
empleado del Aailo haya indicado nin'
gdn gusrdia inBular que 10 condujera ls
c6rcel de In ciudad.
Lo que hay es que cuando 81 director
del ABilo ae enter6 aver poT Ia msfiana,
de que 81 nifo esuaba en- poder de un
guardia insulaE, msnd6 enHeguida IN en-
Plaado buscarle al cuartel de Ia poIicfa.
El otro nifio eacapado, Hecht, eg uno
de los que tuvo la ocurrencia de treparse
en- un trolley car, echarle sndar, expo
ni6ndole un choque.
La msdre de Hecht, que vive en- eata
ciudad, NO puede tsnerle On su casa, entire
otFaB coBas, poF Las constRntes travesursB
del chico.
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AsambIsa en- eI CIrcuIO ObrorO.

Manana & las dos de Ia tarde, 90 Eeuni'
ran en- asamblea los obreros de diferentes
oficios para constituiTss en- olganizaci6n
obrera fsderada en- 81 Salon del Cfrculo
Obrero, Fortaleza 20. En- esta organiza'
ci6n pueden ingresar todoB los obreroH que
por no tener cOmpaferos eAt6n imponibiIi'
tados de formsT gremios de su ofcio. Los
ildustriales que quieran DART vida & las
organizaciones obreras, pueden pertenecer
tambi6n ests organization que De puede
llamar Ia fuents gsnerativa an las organi'
zacioneB obreras modernRp; por 10 tanto Be
invita- todcs los hombreg de buena vo'
luntad para que asistsn Ia aHsmbIea.
El Secretario de Ia Junta de distrito.-L.
PadiIls.
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Dsntlstas profssIonlIss.

No es possible hacer 10 que pretenden
algunos sin incurriF en- 81 ridfculo. Pre-
tenden, NADIA m6nog, que con s forcepB
practicaF todaS las operacioneS de extrac-
ci6n. En- estos casoH el concepto que el
p6blico forma es mao. Forme ustsd un
astuche de forcepH propio de su nombre =
fama. Nipgdu dentista podr6 aparecer
en- primera lfnea 81 no tiane 4 Ia msno de
35 q 40 forcepg de los mas necesarios.
siempre 500 en- existencia en- 81 Dsp6sito
Dental de JoBe salgadO Jim6nez. 36 San
Francisco.
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Ell Sargento Aponte, de Ia Compahfa
que estS destaCada en- 81 CaltiIlo del Mo
rEo, obtuvo una medallR de bronco en- el
mach de tiro de revolver y el 50. Iugsr
para los que de squf van & disputaFEe el
premio en- eI certkmsn de tiro en- Was
hington.
lei 1srgeuto Igaravidsz, de Ia P. I.
estS practicando una investigation en- lss
peSas y medidaB que 80 usan en- los sstRble
cimieDtos pdblicoG, habiendo hecho haBta
ahors 1S denuuCiaB contra otrOs tantos
comeFCiRntes.
-Ha TegTesadO Ponce 81 propsgsn
diata obrerO, senior RAMON MOEel ORmpoa.
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oPuRTuNIBA0 PARA EsTUDlAHTEs EN- LOS {. U.

Mrs. Oivet, 733 w. North Ava, Bal
timore, Md, admite ni1os DifsU que
hsyan de cursar estudios como alumnos
externos. Atsnci6n familiar esmerada,
vigilando los astudios. Habitaci6n y
buena mesa $50 90 por mes, psgaderos
por tEimestres adeiantadoB. A Bolicitud,
He les espers en- New York & la llegada
del vapor. References en- Puerto Rico:
don jose A. Meuendez, Msysgi Y,
quien ha tenido an hiiO On esta casa.
Is. Y. d.
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-El detective Carlos Diaz, opersdo
recientemente de Ia vista en- eli hospital
militar, ssli6 para Ponce en- donde tiene
sus fAmiliares, en- uso de icencia. Es un
j6ven de cultura, que hasts hace POGO
prestabs BuB servicioB en- Ia BecEetarfa del
cuaEtsl general dc Ia policfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-17
PRO BONO PUBLICO

Los llamados yinos cordiales preparacio-
mes sin sabor de aceite de bacalao son compues-
tos espirtuosos que contienen una fuerte proper
con de alcohol de dudosa calidad, pero nngtn
aceite de bacalao. Por Ia gran cantidad de al
coholque tales preparedness contienen, eiercen
sobre el ORGANISING un efecto estimulante al
principle, pero enervadory debilitante la larga
La administration de estos vinos y cordiales
puede producer en- los nnos resultados fatales
por la Influenza pernciosa que eierce ell alcohol
en- el sistema nervioso
Estos vinos y cordlales 8 preparedness sin
sabor que dicen contener los alcaloides q
principles activos del aceite de higado de ba-
calao, contenen por 10 menos de l596 2O26
de alcohol, ademas de afectar el sistema ner-e
viosu perturbar las funciones de nutrici6n,
cream en- los adultos la fatal propensi6n al uso
dc bebldas alcoholics, y sus efectos EN- gene
raj son comparables los del ajenjo, los del
aguardiente y otros icores embriagantes
Cuando el cuerpo esta debitado, haco
extenuado, no requiere estmTIantes alcohol
cos sino una a{imentacion bueua Y abundante
en- grasa en- principles nutricios que engOrde
fortifque, y por ESQ los mGdicos recetan la
EMULSION de SCOTT, que contiene el aceite
puro de higado de bacalao de Noruega, que es.
la grasa que mas facilmente Sc asimila el
mejor alimento natural
Ademas del aceite de higado de bacalao, Ia
Emulsion de Scott contiene la Glicerina que
ayuda Ia pzonta digestion del aceite los Hi
pofosftos de cal de soda que nutren ell cere-
bro, los nervios y los huesos. La Emulsion de
Scott no pBede substituirse con NADIA como un
creador de carnes, sangre y fuerzas
Su nejor recommendation es el uso constante
que de ella hacen todos los mGdicos del mundo
en- el tratamiento de la Iisis de todas las
intermediates consuntvas
X u y y u
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-04
LIST OF PATENTS

Issued from the United States Patent Office Tuesday, January 29, 1907, for the State of Connecticut, Furnished us from the Office of Seymour & Earl, Solicitors of Patents, S6S Chapel St., New Haven Conn.
 w. M. Zimmerman, assignor to Ed win J. Toof, New Haven, take-up for sewing-machines
 H. Y. Baldwin, Seymour, safety stop for elevators.
 A. Bavier, assignor to Waterbury Clock Co.,, Waterbury, watch case cen te.
 c, A. Berry, assignor to Yale & Towne Manufacturing Co.,, SStamford, mortise night latch,
 c. Bormann, New Haven, assignor to Anthony & sscoville CO.,, winding key for fllm-cameras and roll-holiers
 s. W, Burch, Voluntown, eye glasses J. G. Doherty Waterbury, cigar-per- forator
 R. P. Kronke, Meriden, tug loop.
 w. S. Mills, asslgnor to W. SS. Mills Co.,, Bridgeport. undershirt.
 A. c. Pltz, Bridgeport. multiplicity window-operating mechanism.
 E, A. Reeves, assignor to Reeves Manufacturing Co.,, New Haven, fas- tening device.
 F. H. Richards, Hartford, carving machine.
 F. H. Richards, Hartford, assignor by mesne assignments, of one-half to American Topographic Corporation photographic milling machine
 A. F. Rockwell assignor to New De- parture Manufacturing Co.,, Bristol brake mechanism
 s. Sloan, assignor to Waterbury Clock Co.,, Waterbury, regulator for time-pieces.
 W. H. Taylor, assignor to Yale & Towne Manufacturing Co.,, Stamford, logging mechanism for time and other locks.
 Same, dogging mechanism for time locks.
 Same, mortise lock.
 J. A. Traut, assignor to Stanley Rule & Level Co.,, New Britain, scraper c. E. Withereall, Hartford, assignor to Remington Arms Co.,, firearm.
 O. D. Woodruff, southington, dough mixer and kneadet
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-04
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE

Tomorrow there will be at the well known and popular establishment of Mary E. Lengel, $40 Chapel street, rooms and ', Hubinger building, a first class man who is an acknowledged expert in the line of hair dressing. With her present assistant the addi- tional help will facilitate all work en- trusted to her at this time. This an- nouncenent will undoubtedly be hailed with pleasure by scores of ladies who have been very desirous of getting the results of the latest and most approved methods of hair dressing. All appoint n,ents are strictly frs class. Appoint ments for tomorrow can be arranged by calling at the parlors to-day. Miss Lengers establishment is one of the leading ones in New England. Her parlors are visited by hundreds of la dies, including the elite, and her fame for the best results is most satisfactory and convincing. Her line of treatment includes manicuring, chiropody, facial massage, scalp treatment, hair dress ing, etc. She has two spacious rooms fitted up with the latest and most high grade equipments. As a complexion specialist she is by far the best in this state as hundreds of her grateful pat rons can testify.