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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-09

Prickly thiStles have their uses with, out doubt. but that doesn't justify you tn becoming one.-Sparta Plaindealer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-10
BiOpIasMsN
LII ADMINISTRATORS.

Fermento vital extraldo de las
glandulas de animales jovenes y sa
nos. Restituye el vigor normal sunni.
nistrando 4 la sangre elenentos de
vida.
Empleado con resultados sorpren-
dentes por los mejores facultativos
de Europa y Estados Unidos,
Millares de testimonies exponta-
neos garantizan sus meritos y efcacia.
Unico remedio que ha logrado
hasta hoy detener el progreso Y ali
war los dolores de la Ataxia loco
motriz.
Previene el paludismo y 10 cura.
Recomendado en- el tratamieuto
de la tisis y en- todas las afecciones
nerviosas producidas por causa de de-
bilitamiento.
Devuelve fuerza y vigor a los or
ganismos gastados; alivia y cura los
desarreglos intestinales. Sin rival pa
"a las intermediates de los paises trc-
picales.
La Sal Lithin Y el Laxante COM
pletan e tratamiento.
Atendiendo q numerosaS exigen-
elas Sc ha alberto un Departments
hispano-amercano para la venta
Sc atienden consultas y sc remi |
.en informes a solicitud.
La formula Sc suministra 4 quien
a eyija.
D1rlglrse. BoPLAsM C, 81 job
Street, New lors. L. S. A
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-10

Casa Blanca-Marruecos, agos-
to IS. Una gruesa fuerza de ma.
rrroquies ha atacadorepentinamen.
te Ell campo frances, hoy temprano
pero ha sido rechazada despues de
un encarnizado combate.
Las Sabilas han avanzado has
ia situarse 4 500 metros de la ciu
dad. En- este momento, el gene
raj Drude, protegido por la artille-
ria de los navios de guerra ha Ian
zado contra ellos un destacamcutC
de 50 guerrilleros argelinos.
Las kabilas los han dejado
acercarSe hasta la distaucia de me-
dia milla sin atacarlos y entonces
han abandonado su escondrijo y Sc
han ianzado sobre ell destacamento.
Tn guerrillero ha sido decapi-
tado de un golpe de sable, Isl of
cial frances que Inandaba los que
rrillcros y muchos de sus hombres
han "idp herldos; pero spesar dc
sus heridas este Official ha podidc
reunir sus hombres s. la retiradC
lentamente hasta que una fuerza
considerable de guerrilleros, euvit-
dos q su socorro, han venido a pres.
tarle ayuda q sus camaradas y
poner su fuga los marroqules.
El combate Sc extendio a III
espacio de cerca de diez y seis mi
Has y ha durado desde las siete has.
ia las once de la maiiana,
Los franceses han utliizado Sus
pleas de campaha y sus caiiones
revolver para rechazar a los mario
quies mientras que los obuses del
crucero oGloiiaD, los ayudaban eff.
cazmente.
Los guerlllleros y los tiradores
han perdido dos hombres y han te-
nido muchos heridoS entire los que
Sc encuentra Ell captain Cond, de los
guerrilleroS, y cerca de una deceua
de caballos murieron en- la refriega.
Ell grito de alarma Sc dio al
amarecer cuando algunos grupos de
ginetes marroquies fueron vistos
galopando en- direction de hanco
occidental del general Drude.
Los tiradores franceses fueron
inmediatamente desplegsdoS al fren
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-10
nuIIt|AS D|YERSAS
Las carreras del 20 en-
el Hip6dromo. Para
los Estados-Unidos.
SONORA QUE FAL LLECE
Organization de un cuadro
drsm5tico en- ArecibO.
El sargento Julia.

-Magnlhcos caballos Sc dispo-
men disputar en- las carreras del 20.
la copa que regala el Gobernador
al vencedor en- ell championato hi.
pico de San Juan.
Para curar un resfriado en- On dia
tome el LAXATIVE BRoMo oU1N1NA,
81 boticario le devolvera el dinero 81
no Sc cura. La 6rma de E. w. GRO.
We Sc hallan en- cada GAIA.
-Sostenido por el municipio
de Arecibo, EMBARGO hoy para los
Estados Unidos a estudiars una
carrera, el joven Diego Ramos, de
aquella ciudad.
-Ha fallecido en- Naranjito Ia
respectable seiiora dona Maria M.
Rivera, madre del presidente de
aquel ayuntamiento y tia del alcal-
de de dicha poblaci6n, ambos bue-
nos amigos y correlisionarios nues-
tros. Tanto & ellos como 4 sus de-
mas familiares, les enviamos nues-
tro sentido pesame.
-FARMACIA. Sc desea COM
prar una, pre6riendose en- pobla-
ci6n importante. FL asunto Sc ira
tara con6dencialmente. Para infor-
mes dirigirse a A. D. p. O. Box
947, San Juan, P. R. 6-4a.
En- Arecibo tatase de orqa.
nizar un cuadro d1amatico con el
fin de dar algunas funciones y des-
tinar su producto a la obra del pro.
yectado aAsilo de Pobress.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad
el sargento Julia,A de la policia de
Salinas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-10
UN NUEvO ATAQUE
Las kabilas rechazadas en- el cam
po del general Drude,

te y seguidos por TN destacamento
de guerrilleros.
A las nueve el combate Sc ira
b6, comenzando por una descarga
de fusiieria bien nutrida del lado dc
los franceses, despues de 10 cual los
guerrilleros apoyados por la artille
tia del crucero sGlorian desembara
aaron la playa de los enemigos qu'
alli Sc encontraban y la artilleris
francesa de tempo en- tempo Ian.
/ zaba obuses, empleando la melinita
sobre los grupos de kabilas que Sc
encontraban mas al sur.
Hacia las once, los marroqules
Sc dispersaron en- todas direcciones
y hnalmente desaparecieron.
En- el campo del general Drude
este ataque Sc considera que no til
vo mas objeto que reconocer ell cam
po enemigo, pueS la fuetza princi-
pal de las tribus hostiles Sc habfa
quedado oculta detras de una co
Ina.
Paris l9. No Sc ha recibid,
confirmation la noticia de que e.
sultan de Marruecos tieue la inten
cion de protestar ante las potencia>
cortra la accion francesa en- Casa
Blanca.
Tanger, agosto 10. Las tri-
bus que rodean a Mazagan son ac
twas; pero no Sc teme un ataque
Immediate.
Las tropas espafiolas desem.
barcadas en- Casa Blanca constaD
de $40 soldados de infanieria, los
de caballeria y 20 artilleros.
(Traducido de ola Tribune,
para LA DEMOcRAcIA).
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-10
DESDE FAJlKUu
Celebration de un fes-
tival.cat6lico. Rega-
10 de una imagen.
JUzGAOO OE PAZ
'"-a
InnrAcn x@or caooon%o 10 al
jUzGAOO De PAZ
lngreso por concepto de mul.
tas. -Vuelo de tres palo.
mas con sus gavi'anes.

Septiembre T. Una gran fiesta
catolica Sc celebro en- los 1ltimcs
dlas del mes pasado, en- el barrio
de SLas Ca5ezass de este ter
mino municipal, la cual dur6 tres
dfas. Sc bautiz6 un nuevo temple
construido por los cat6licos, fueron
sus padrinos el doctor We've y su
esposa, quienes regalaron la imagen
de San Juan Bautista, la que tam.
bien fue bendecida.
Ell juzgado de paz de este
pueblo, ha ingresado al municipio
Ia suma de $87 60 centavos por
concepto de multas durante el mes
de agosto ultimo.
En- la semana pasada volaron
tres palomas con sus gavilanes, pc
70 don Carlos Martinez, juez de
paz, tuvo conocimiento de clio y, 70
vacil6 en- cortarles cl vuelo, unien-
doloS para sielnpre y haciendo!os
regresar de uuevo a su hogar.
Ell Juzgado de paz de este
pueblo Sc constituy6 en- el poblado
de Luquiilo q celebrar sesiones y
fueron sentenciados Prudencio Aya.
la y Francisco Carcaiio 4 la pena
de treinta dias por rifia en- la via
p1blica, Luis Curbelo por armas
prohibidas y Carmen Serrano, por
infraccion a las Ordenanzas NUM-
cipales, cada uno 4 la pena de diez
dlas.
La estaci6n tviegla6ca ha
sido trasladada de la calle de San
Juan q la Cells Aguilero, punto
centrico y esta Ell mejores condi
clones para utilizBr sus servicios.
La orquesta de Rio,grande
estuvo tres dias en- esta poblaci6n,
tocando tres bales y pudimos obser.
var 10 atento y complaciente que es
el senior Garcia, maestro director de-
la misma. Ssa
-Actualmente Sc encnentran
presos en- la carcel null
te pueblo, IS individu,
cuales'4 son mujeres yss21>
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-10
(ledlto y AhNro P0n(ei0

4 los intbonentes So6ye A6yetas
de Gh0,v0. --Habiendo muchas IL
bretas que no tienen inscritos los
intereses correspondence al primer
semest1e de 1907, Sc ruega a los
duehos de las mismas, Sc sirvap
presentarlas, en- estas ofcinas, al
empleado correspondence, a fin de
poder llenar ese requisite. Ponce,
julio 19 de 1907. -El Presidente,
X. MARIANI. 2o.-2o $
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-10

Servar las reglas diSpuestas por Ii
ley, regulando su marcia dentrc
de la IONA urbana, q IL Kilometres
por hora.
m~Se solicitan buenos vende.
doreS para este penodico.
Fl ingeniero don Ricardo
SIX rrett sera empleado en- obras
publicas, para la direction de una
de las ob,as de carretera de la isla.
Han siio aptobldos los nom
bramientoS hechos por Ia junta es.
collar &c Salinas en- favor de los
psUfesoits graduados dofia Juana
c. Negrony y don Julio Cabrera,
para deseinp,iiar escuelas de su ca.
tegoria en- aquella poblaci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-10
AWl9@.

Advertlmos que no SER
vlmos LA DEMoCRACIA d.
rectamente bajo faja a MIN
guna persona, 81 no Sc nos
manda con la carta de aviso
el importe de un ai1o adelan.
tado 8 uu semestre por 10
menos. Tengase este bien
presente, para que no Sc nos
inutilmente.
IA ADH5TMICTP
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-10
/ GAIA AAutBLADA

: En- la calle del Pa1que Sc al.
qulla una casa nueva amueblada
por cuarenta dollars mensuales.
mediante contrato de un afio. Pa
ra retetelenclas diriglrse a Justa
B. 1gleSias, Santurce. 90 cav.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-10
CONSEJO EJECUTIvO
Session extraordinaria
de aver. -Varios anti
c1pos aprobados.
COMISI0N De HACIENDA
Aslstentes en el Manicomio
Carretera de Consume 4
Maricao. - Itinerariio.

Aver mafiana las once Sc reu.
nio Ell session extraordinaria el Con.
sejo Executive.
Presldio Mr.. Willoughby con
asistencia de los senores Vale, Acu-
ma, Dlaz, Gromer, Dexter, Graha.
me, Feuille y Barbosa.
81 goberuador hace saber al
Consejo Sc ha incurrido en- un error
en- el nonbTe de nuevo Juez de paz
de LaJas, pues Sc lie hizo lamar en-
la propuesta Agustin Biaggi, GUAM
DO su verdadero nombre es Angus
10. Pide Sc enmiende dicho nom.
bre en- los libros de secretarfa.
comunica haber aprobado los
anticipos concedidos por el Conseic
kjecutivo q los municipios de Pom.
&c por $4,000; Naguabo por $4,000;
y Cabo Rojo por $4,000. Somete 4
la aprobaci6n del Consejo el Regla.
nento para la Escuela de Enferme-
ras Practicas y los gastos de perso.
ual necesarios.
Pasa a la comisi6n de Sanidad
para su informe. La comisi6n de
Hacienda recomienda la aprobaci6n
de una solicitud del Director de Sa.
nidad, Bene6ceneia y Correcciones
para que Sc suprima una plaza de
aSlstente en- el Manicomio de $500
anuales Y Sc Green dos plazas del
mismo ohcio, una con $3.50 y otra
con SI2o por aiio. Sc aprueba.
La misma comisi6n recomienda
y Sc aprueba una solicitud del Co.
misionado del Interior, para que Sc
flje una asignaci6n de S 20, coo para
Ia carretera de Consume 4 Maricao,
que Sc distraera de los fondos del
La rlisma comisi6n recomienda
Sc apzuehe la proposition del direc.
tor de Sanidad, Benefcencia Co.
rrecclones sobre nombromientos de
diez y seis vacunadores p1blicos
para el distrito de Guayama con un
haber de 5 ) por cada dia de trabaio.
Queda aprobado,
FL Gobernador envia copia
aprobada del intinerario de la aVe-
ga Alta Railroad Company.
Fl Presidtnte Willoughby pro.
pone las siguienteSfnmiendas en-
Fl Reglamento int11ior del Con-
'ejo;
IA Que Sc su ,rima la Comi-
lion de Corporaciones, consolidan-
e con la Judicial y la de Leyes ge-
,eralts; "a Que Sc suprina la de
mprenta y Sc conSslide con la de
eyes copildas y RegistralaS y
= Que la de 1nstitucioues Pnbli.
as Sc refunda Gu las de Obras Pu.
'lcas y Propiedades.
DlchAs enmiendas son aproba-
las.
No habiendo otro ssunto de
ue tratar Sc levanto la session, que
6lo dui6 veinte y pico de minu-
oS,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-10
IOTAS De HTERES
Nueva sOciedad mer-
cantil en- Gnrabo. En-
honor q la verdad.
FIESTAS A SAN MATEO
I'll ingeniero senior Ricardo
Slerret -Traslados de
cabos de la policia.

AoS SenoIeS I. huBul y -,
de Gurabo, nos comunican habel
constltuido en- aquel pueblo una so
ciedad mercantil ell comandita IL
que Sc dedicara al ramo de provi
stones ell general. Son socios gesto
res don Severe Bautista Lemos y
don Demetrio Rivera Calder6n '
comanditario don Prudencio Eupui
Barriola. Buenos negocios les de.
seamos.
Hacienda honor a la verdad
podemos asegurar que debido al
cello del inspector de sanidad don
Juan Torres, en- 10 que Sc refere 4
Ia venta de leche en- Puerta de
Terra, Sc ha logrado conseeuir en-
dicho barrio que Sc venda ese ar.
ticulo de primera necesidad en- con
diciones de pureza como nunca SC
habia vendido.
MAZDA hay mas convenien
te para un professional 8 comercian-
te que tener un local en- sitio fire..
cuentado. 81 usted quiere un buen
departamento para establecerse, yea
Ia casa recien construfda al lado del
Correo por la calle de San Jose y
encontrara departamentos aprop6.
sito. Iuformara Jose Bazan, Allen
St. 2I.-Box 2I6 3o-sa
Han sido traSladados los 81
guientes cabos de la polieia: Joa-
qufn Sim6 a Juncos: Agustin Scha-
ron a San Sebastian; Jose Aca.6n
Corfea q Isabela; Antonio Pache
co q Arecibo; Jose c. Feliciano q
Morovis; Nestor Gregory a Lajas
y Pedro Martinez a Mayagiez.
-Ha csusado buena impression
en- Santurce el donativo de Glen
dollars que ha hecho el ayunta
miento 4 favor de las festas de Sar
Mateo, patron de aquel barlio.
-BALsAMo DE H1Gos, 6nico
remedio e6caz, maravilloso, para
curar iumediatamente las cnJeyme-
&aGes p11pids de Ia mge,. Gaia
grande cuesta 81. Pidase: Box
1886. San Juan. 3o.17
: FL Sabado fueron asistidos en-
la SAla de Socorros Francisco Ro-
driguez, de una herida incisa en- Ia
region nasal y malar izquierda; Is
teban Medina de herida por desga
FRO sobre los dedos medic y anular
de la mano izquierda. Durante el
da de aver no fue asistida ninguna
persona.
Hay muchos Solares lltnos
de yerba Gu Puerta de Terra cue
debieran ser mandados q linpiar
por la sanidad, primero por ornate
pGblico y segundo para evitar cue
dentro de e5s yeiba Sc arrojen ba
suraS, como viene ocurriendo Ell
sitios.
Pianos A1emanes.
Pianos alemanes Geissler. Los
me- que Sc conocen por su Sc
guridad, duracion, armonia y deli.
cadeza. Han vuelto & recibirse por
los sefiores N. Llauri y Co. Cruz 1,
San Juan, P. R. Ventas al conta
do y 4 plazos. Precios sin compe
tencia. 80 10
Sc han inscrito Ell el Regis
tfo Civil los nacimientos de Faus.
tino Nal ion7do Castro Dionisia
Lopez Ciotr6n, Vicente de Paul
Rosa, y Luis Hernandez Guada-
up y las defuncioues de Ramon
ceptda Alejaniro Nicola, Crego-
no Bau'i>ta, Sr, uuJino Snchez
-ortts, jain + i'i-r Mllor, PrIro |
) ucia Y I.ui,a Gomez. {
ID b.m2s aivertir a los ci,
'listas moto cicletas para pas-ar 8 {
lar viajes, que estoS vehiculos. G
ono los AUTOMOBILES, d-ben oh !
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-07
THE POLICE COURT.
Joseph HorOwitz Must Pay Wife $3
 a Week.

Joseph Horowitz- who ran a gro- cery store at 93 Wood street until quite recently was in court to-day charged with neglecting to support his wife. He denied the accusation. Mrs Horowitz stated her husband left her once for two years and she had little faith in his promise now to support her. Horowitz was willing to pay his wife $3 a week but he would not live with her. This was not satisfactory to the state because Horowitz has real estate and until recently kept a grocery store. It was also claimed that he took all the things out of the house, even $150 which had been saved up for the boys. All of this he denied. His real estate is located on High street and consists of house and lot worth about $3,000 on which he has paid $400. He got for his grocery store $40O but out of this he has to pay his creditors, he said. He was ordered to pay his wife s5 week for six months or go to jail for sixty days.
 Edward Clancy admitted he was intoxicated yesterday and was fined $5 and costs.
 James Hurley was charged with being an habitual drinker and being intoxicated yesterday. He was com to jail for ninety days.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-07
WILLIE BUCK FINED
Left Town That He Might Not
 Appear as Witness.

Willie Buck the Chinaman who had Chung Nav and Chung Row arrested a week ago on the charge of enticing him to their laundry, 26A North Main street, and there robbed him of $50 was himself in the dock in the city court to-day charged with contempt of court in not appearing against Row and Nav a few days ago Buck was arrested last evening soon after he had come to town from Hartford where he had gone on the suggestion of Maw's cousin, Chung Poo. From Bucks evidence it was quite apparent that he was under the impression that so long as he had received his $50 it was all right and justice was satisfied. Buck was arrested by Detective Dodds and he told the detective in the presence of Doorman Lynch that Nav and Row gave him back his $50 and $5 ad- ditional to not appear against them. That they put him on train for Hartford to make sure he would keep his word and Maw's cousin Pee ac- companied him part of the way. The negotiations for this climax to the arrest of Nav and Row took place in the laundry at 104 East Main street and Chung Fox, cousin of Buck, negotiated for him. So long as Fox told him it was all right to take the $50 and leave town Buck supposed there would be no harm in doing so. It did not occur to him that if it were all right be would not have leave town. A fine of $7 and costs was imposed
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-07
DEFINITION OF AN ALIEN.

Attorney-General Holcomb, in . communication addressed to the com- mission on fisheries and game, in re- ference to the issuing of hunters IT, censes to aliens, defines the term alien as follows:
 The transformation or conversion of a person from the alien to the citi- zen class is accomplished by comply ing with out naturalization laws. This requires among other conditions.
 1. A certain terms of residence.
 2. A declaration, before proper au- thority, of an intention to become a citizen at least two years prior to his admission.
 3. The issuance to the applicant by the proper court of certificate of naturalization (commonly called sec ond papersD.
 When the person receives this cer- tifcate of naturalization he ceases to be an alien and becomes a citizen, but complying with only part of the re- quirements does not transfer the in- dividual from the alien to the citizen class or change his legal status as an alien.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-07
NEW BRITAIN SCHOOL.
New Class Is Smaller Than Any Time
 In Fourteen Years.

New Britain, Sept. 7.-The enter ing class at the State Normal school in this city is smaller this year than any time in the last fourteen years. since Principal Marcus White as- sumed charge. There are usually four or five young women from Man. chester; this year only one has en- tered. New Britain usually supplies about thirty pupils of the entering class and this year there are only about eleven from here. Bristol, which is usually we'll represented, did not send a single scholar this year. West Hartford, Collinsville, Unionville did not send pupils. Wa terbury usually had several pupils attending while this year there are none. Hartford sent only seventeen pupils and Meriden and Middletown sent only three each. The entering class numbers about eighty-five, but 1t is expected more will enter. Five young women have returned to com plete courses.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-07
ANOTHER Lo0PHOLE.
Same Persons Can Sign Five Applica'
 tions for One Man.

tions for One Man.
 Bridgeport, Sept. 7.-And still an- other loophole has come to light in the new excise lawsl
 This one makes 1t possible for the same five electors and taxpayers on real estate, to sign five saloon appli- cations for any one person, if they so desire, because of an interesting change in the law, which was unin- tentional, but which exists. just the same.
 The five electors and taxpayers on real estate now endorse the applicant as being suitable to have a license, the exact wording of that portion of the law, which is in section one of chapter 265 of the public acts of 1907, being as follows:
 The county commissioners in their respective counties shall be hereafter prohibited from issuing retail licenses for the sale of spirituous and intox- icating liquors to any person unless his application therefor has been en- dorsed and signed by five electors and taxpayers owning real estate of the town, who shall certify that the ap- plicant Is a suitable person to be li- eensed and that they have not sign- ed for any other applicant for a H. cense to sell spirituous and intoxicat- ing liquors"
 That. it will be seen. provides that the applicants merely certify that they have not signed for any other applicant and not that they have not signed any other application. SO that as the law allows each person found suitable and who complies with cer- tain provisions. to have five licenses, the same five persons can sign for all of them
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-07
PURELY PERSONAL

George E. Boyd is an a two, weeks vacation to the Adirondacks. Edward Kane. driver for Chem:ca No 1, is on 9 nine days vacation.
 Miss Olive Young of New Haven is the guest of friends in this city.
 Policeman John Brickel has re turned from a vacation spent at thu shore.
 Mrs George N. Els has returned from two weeks vacation in Massa' chusetts.
 Eugene ficrrick, formerly of the Danbury Ecws, has taken position on the Sunday Herald
 Miss Edith Forgie of New Haven who spent the past few days in this city has returned home.
 MT and Mrs w. G. Bradley have returned from three weeks camping trip spent at West Hill, Winsted.
 MT and Mrs Thomas Bolten of 15 McGill street are visiting MT and Mrs Peter Hogue of Ludlow, Mass.
 William Walter of Bridgeport is the guest of MT and Mrs Walter Stanley.
 Mir and Mrs Elmer Cowan of Or ange, N. J., are the guests of the latter's mother, Mrs N. s. Flannigan of North Willow street.
 Rev Peter c. Dunigan, formerly curate at the Sacred Heart church but now located at Newtown, Is spending few days at his home in Watertown.
 Mechanic Harry Rose of company 117, coast artillery of Fort Adams, is spending four days with his two brothers William and Joe Rose of East Main street..
 Maurice Altman of PembertOn street left this afternoon for New York city where he will attend the wedding of Edward Dooley, formerly of this city.
 MT and Mrs James Grant of South Main street and Mrs John Cunning ham of School street have returned from Mahanoy, Pa., where they at tended the funeral of Thomas Wynne, father of the two women mentioned. They have been absent from this city about ten days. They knew nothing about their store being closed until they arrived here and Saw it ill the Democrat. At first they doubted it, but when they called at the place and saw the sheriff's notice stuck to the glass they scarcely knew what to say. It appears that they owe little or nothing and the trouble could have been averted if somebody had been left in charge to explain that the proprietor would be back in a day or so, but all anybody could get out of MT Grants clerk was shrug of his soulders and "me nostand." MT Grant cried when he learned all the facts, but peraps things may not be quite as bad as they look, although to be sure, it hurts man 70 have his place closed and his name heralded all over the town as having left leaving many unpaid bills. But these statements will not amount to any thing. If MT Grant is able to satisfy his creditors that Is all he need care about. His customers will not mind the little incident.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-07

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 price .............. 33c bottle Bathasweet, special price 17c a box Cuticle soap, special price
 3 bars for hc Large jars of Rexoleum, special Imported Bay Rum, special price
 .... .............. 21c bottle Dr Bells Antiseptio Tooth
 Powder, special price .. 14o a box Extracts of Lily of the Valley,
 velvet, robinia, carnation,
 heliotrope, special -. 25c oz Eversweet, neutralizes and pre-
 vents all odors from prespira-
 tion, special price ...... 25c jar