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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-14
SUcESO TRAc|cO
El joven don Juan Venegan
y un caballo son arrolla.
dos por el tren.
IMPRESSION DOLOROyA
Ocurri6 el hecho en- Ia carre-
terra que conduce de Ca
tsflo a Bayam6n.

Un sussso trSgieo osurri6 eyer g
ls oarrstsra do Bsyam6n & Cataic.
Al partlr do aQu6l pueblo q tram
vie de las echo y media dc 10 mana.
No, tsmbisn salia do passo On an a..
balIo br!o,o 81 iovsn ds~1e snss Jusn
Vsn' g ", siguisndo apArsado ai tren
y dispuskndols q TODD escape ID mayor
vslosidsd Ffsnts s dior del Vallas
sl sAbsllo eruz6 de adblso 10 vie para
somAr'sn ssmipc hAsia m ssvsaeo
donds Aniss pastaha y tal fG6 10 dea
gssfs del iEforlunado g'nsts cue "a
pudo cor 'asr sl anima', siendo 6,ts
arrollado por Vi trsp, ffaslnrsndola
dcs paiAS, , Qnedando 81 iovsn com.
1letamsnts dsstre ssdo sntYe lss rue.
das de la loeomotora.
< tsanvis 10 dstuvo yul amsriea.
no que 'hatn6. de. m be- %. aea banda
do maisr de dos tiros ai cabAllo cua
hsefa esfuersos por incorporarse, O..
70 que estaba ir dill para sismSYe.
81 astkver dol i1vea vsneess, fa6
sahsdo 4 ~ scstsdo de 10 vie hssta
prAslissr las dil'gsEe eias del aaanl
sondrc'e adols mas tarts { Bsyam6r.
Esta dssgrasis sAuso tyiste imr rs.
SIN entire los passier0s.
81 Caso, ssgdu iDforms, iu6 casual
8 insvisahls, dada 10 Of. euualaneia ID
que sl trsnvfa iba & gran v.loeidad
OuAndo sl sabAllo ysi ginsts oYuxaron
dsGgracia1sm nts ID vie.
Del Asupto 90 do conc slmisnto al
iusx para "a inveati tigaeI6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-14

eonte aiendo dinero y dos Aros sush0
pAe o., 10 CuAl 10 osup6 IL polisia fpk
Ie0tsnsiado { sAmSitr lreinta dias ds
arfeslo,
-SE NEoEElTA euss guida IN
sISsn6grafO do expsrisneiA que sspa
ingl6s y sSPAnol. Oirlgtrsa al ssfIor
n. DsxIOr. sAlis dc TstuAu ndmsro
10, San Juan, ?. r. d.
~Ss ALQUiLA. = Un mirador e.
pssiOAo, oln tGz J bGflo. ILtsrmar6u
Sea Jo1e II, altos. l5v,
@Para earrsras do sAballOs, ven.
den r0lcieso spesiaIss 8 oonsAdorss ds
Quintos DO ssgundos ( o. 40, $500,
s10 90 y slLOO, ports pAgo, los scito.
rec y. Kehrhahn , Co., San Juan,
Puerto Rico. Iii,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-14
NOTAS c|ENT|F|cAS
Consoles a las mad.es, sobre
los juguetes slemanes que
regalan a sus hiios.
ARBOL QUE HACE REIR
Estadfstica de mujeres que
vlven..,. de- perio lismo.
Sobre la sangre.

LlamAmoa 10 atsnsi6n do los MT
drss dc f.miiia Asersa dc Lee sigaisn
tss liness que sntr0s asamoslde una GRO
n'cA de 10 siiorA Pardo Bsx6u: sTls.
en { vscss los i'gustsa alsmanes az
Travs defscto: los eolores que los ii
fiea son periudieiAlss para la salud
dc Lao or asurAs, sl, como 90 frseasn
10, los humsdsesn con 10 saliva. &c.
vsEaS p'ohlbislouss, rsglamsptos pre
visores, NO han eont gaido poner 4
raya 10 eodieia do los indu .triAlss ri
verds do ] pinoS. el rOic, del tsiado
de las easilas. sontisnen vensno. C5
lisos qus no le saba & que atribuir.
no Ee'onocsn osro orfgsns.
-Ua arbuato peg us1 de 10 Ara.
bic, con fsias do un solor verde bei'
llanle , Sc unas b ,iss que Q ulisnsn
dos o tres gtsnos nsgeos, do formA
snAloga { 10 habiahusla. 90 do tsles
propiedadss, quo hacs rair al mas 90.
rio. EstOS gtanOs snsisrran sl prin.
eiDio aeiivo Dc ID plants, Qus tienen
an iIsro aAbor do aDio. IN santo azu
sarado. 81 ma vsS pulverixAdcs 40
toma una peQuefiA doaiS, inmsdiatA.
msnts ss sisnts possido sl paclents de-
una risa in's: babIs. So llega ha,ta
llorar dc Ianto 4str
seq 4 los dat3s do ia ssiAdlsla
parinisuss. hsy 81 Ieg;aIsrra 80 mil
mujsEes quo vtv0n dol pericdiSmo
IL mil en- A'smania y 2, 1913 su los r..
tadiA U Aidos.
LA saDgre resorrs eI susrpo hu'
mAno On ~ segandos. U1a Rots de
sADgEe Wei crdtnariamsnts On "a cir
calasion por Q! eusrso, 6.,32O mill N
en- nm Afi1.
DE los 8 S4O.iSS nsgros que vlysn
AssuAlmsntO Sn los RsiAd0s Uaidos, de-
scusrdo con 81 d,timo seoso. solamsn
% 2.677 SON sftisAuos do naeimisnto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-14
L|cITAC|ON PUBL|CA

So YscibirGa proposisionss On plia
80 ssRrado Rsra 10 impression , entire
g do todcs los proysstos do ley, 70.
solt clones y lssolusionss copiuntav,
qss pust "a praasnta % on 81 Oopssio
eiesutivo durantO 10 pr6xlma session
&c 10 AaAmblea legislative, haltA lss
nusvs dc 10 mlnans del l6css Enel q
"A do 1907. cusndo 40 sbrirGa disho,
RlisGos % otoYgalG Q! sonIrAGo.
Para intvrmSs rssDselo & la class
DO trab'jo, tipo, cslidAd del papsl ,
d mas eondietonss aobre sl Nitmpo Or
que hAbrG de snIrg gArSO. dirIglras en-
Isa del medio diA del sGbado Ensl O Il
1907. { w r. B2NNEET, Sssrssa'
rio del Coussio HissuSivo. 66s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-14
NOT|c|AS DEL D|A
Violento incendio de, I'm ca,
fiaveral en- San Germ$n.
Hospital municipal.
sALA De SOCORROs
Fal'ecim'ento. : Un cochero
herido. Dos Raffies sen.
tenclados y multados.
Nus.t,o sorrsspcnsal On s.u

Nuestro eorresponSal On Sar
German NOS eomuaisa 10 sigulsnts:
La noche del visrnes dlaimo, & IA
una 90 de ,lar6 IN inssndio en- NJ d,
los sanaverA'es, propisdad do don
Pedro AeoAta. Dada 10 vtz do alar.
mA por 10 eAmpsnA del Parqus , Ias
eornstas. los bomberos acudieron pre'
suroios 81 lugar del slniestro, logran.
do extinguir el fGsgo, dssvp6s do dos
horas do trsbsio. Los vecinos dol
barrlo dA &C !nvsnloS, levantSe. ma
aorprendidos, al vSr sus CO. o. (qus Ia
mayor parts Go elias son dc ysgua,)
Rmena zAdas dc ser doAtrufda, p,r
al voraz slamsnto que avAuzabx hscta
silas E&pidamenss. Hemos de signifi
ear que los eaiias que ardfan no tisIan
elnsusnsA melr0s de disho oassrfo.
Los bombsr0s trabSiaron con verds.
dsro arroio. Ways nusstro aplsuso
para todos.
Para eurar IN resfrladO on un
Ole toms el LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININA. III botisario 10 dsvolvsrkel
diasro 81 no 90 sura. Ii Armsd de Z.
w. GROVE % hAllA On sada saiita.
-Ds hsridAs lsvss, p0r Asetdsntss
sa,uAlea faeron asislld0s On 10 sala do
sueorros Angela R1drigasx, Avelino
LamAs, EstsbAnfA Maldonado y Viesn
% n kuHicx.
-Jpa2 Cones, eoshsro, fac ArEss'
tAdo Aucehs On Sanlufes, por aeome.
I. .misnto y sgssai6n { 10 policfA. Dish1
iodivtduo 20 hAllA tlmbiea b 'rioo do
un maeanszo que 10 assal6 M gusrdia.
@En 10 salIO Dc sAa J0l6, ,16mo
ro 7. 90 edmitsn ha6spedes son pupi'
lsis comp eio y 90 aiquilAn b .biIAslo.
mes. D.
-HA fAllssido eyer On eata ciuda
sl venerable anciano don JoAe Olsro
GArGei. Eta tArds & Las eiaso tendrG
lugAr % entierfo.
Han irgeesado On el Hos pitAl ma.
nislpAl JuanA vkzqu.x , Ce.essino
PsgGu. y hA sidO dada do ats Maria
ALdi. o..
~ IN sl Club dc =. Kshrhahr d
Co., 3S axn FFensinsc. % vsndOn dos
rSlCiss Dc orc sadA semAnA, sntrs g
soeios, abonAndo 0O.Ss q Lee ssmanal.
70 fltima semanA ebIuvo uno don
Juan Ru'z. Sosio n6m 80.
Luis OusvaS. que burl6 nm par
de xapAtos & Juau Colla11, fu6 ssn
lsneiado pcr sl Jasx Nunisipal q 90
dc multa o 20 Giss de aEEssGo.
..Lsopoldo Rotriguez, acuaado do
hAbsrle suatrafd9 M pAii aslo del bol.
Aillo 4 JHAn DiAx alias sMe la,v6,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-14
CONTRA FL FR|O

AsAbAu do llsgSr Dor al 6!timn
vapor frances sspss de pt1o para
AbrIgArse cortrs o. I lc, dssds an pas
90 y medic una On adslaDss. Capas
gru'sas sara lAS psri0nas qus tengan
que emhArcarss' Capas do lana ds
les Pirinsos Csmisssss y cslzonei-
lloS do lana para eahAlleros. NsnAa
do lanA para viSis.
Todo ssto &c eacueEAEA on 81 epa.
ri' BaSNS de Pedro GIusto, FortaIe.
zI27.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-14
1 Ia PRt!I0ENc|A

(Otmtins0ci6n de Ia pdGina SCI
srAGieo llsv6 On 50 die al Gobsrnador
Mr. G ovsr ClAvOiand.
Eusrs tanto loo dsm6cratas 10 reA
gos'isn do que 10 sec Nr. R1ossvsIt
d candidate oIusato Al svyo Eroplo.
.su 1908.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-14

MGdie0 0iHRianO. * AIumuo In
tarno poDsionado p0r opOsisi6n. us
HAs PnsRto Rioo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-14
SECCION MERCAN1IL.
h0tlS (omll(ideS de San Juan
PrIneIpales artieulos

80 ...,,
~s'."sl e Aimassnss' . ios
sA'"ss' PEeCiO"
A..,,,,. A, a..us,kr.,s,sx-
Idsm valanciano de- el . o. por
extreme de- alasaa. ~
'-Aios do S6 stvs. G49.
.Bomhons e0i'a.7
BaealaD w ..a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-14

EN- esta tipograffa Sc trabaia
barato. - Ella Demccracia. ,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-14
Nntas do mu oIIe


Sobrinos de Hzq aisga & " Ii
madrid y CO. 90 ssscs garbar 80, 8
sAiss IArtiass y 20 ssiss psssado'
| Ae@AOmos
1Anco do Pto. Rico . as 20
| RAnao Territorial. ~ s24.
| 7snso Popular s10 9 II.
| AzUCAR. Para 10 exportaai6r
| Sin opsraciones
Ruqucs anuneiAdos
vApor esvGfol svs!ya-srs, aAlit
do Barcslons para eIls soa los saaa'
las tntsrmsdiAs 81 10 del corrieute.
VApor feAne6l % ,sbses del II al
Is do este mes estarA aQai prose dsute
do Puerto Plsta y Tg .irG visis para
EuropA viA 81 Thomas.
V1p2r norutgl GW &c dtis.ds aa!i6
do Nonlsvidso dirsslo psrs este pusE.
toe 8 del eorisDte.
VaSor amsrieino s0aYolina1 con
destino G NV York saldl6 ms mana.
VApoF amerieAno sCoamr. del
puerto do New York para el nuoatro
sali6 sl u del que cursa.
Do la Isle vspor smsrieano sCa
FolinaS con tr6naito.
De 10 isla vspor smerisano Era.
mcS con csrg& para traabordar al
soarolinls.
@anhd@@
Para Yabucoa goleta Ksssrsnxs.
Raqwos ON puerto
TRAvEHIA:
a. W. Ayns. psnd,arts.
sAuguAt q. BabIsts descAYgA Ando.
sSamusl w. H.;hi wAys i'd
SEthsl N Boy'sscts Id
GSsar VI lhs Sas1 Id
sHorAti0 L. B,kr1 Id
GOArolint1 c1lGA1do
COATANEROS
<AuEslIa1 VlsQuss.
s1SysgnexAnss Agua6illa
sSAn Aigusls F.ia'ao
sOorsx 50 de NNiss ysnd;sute
sDeaeAdaD Nsgoabo
sGulllsrmiios psndiants
sCleatS pen1ients
sRsmosS dsseargRpdo
Sc solicitan vendedores bue-
nos para este peri6dico.
Df, Victor N. Gutierrez
M6diso 0iHaianO. * AIumuo in
tarno pOusionAdo pcr oposisi6n. O.
NAs PnsRt0 Ria0.
in ( e, nj nurimf1l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-14

l0@1 EA19
AsaAAf 1ArA 81 60nsam0l
waeaAbadc elsro do 90
% misl slarO . o..
0Ahtrifuea AlaYo ~ - aeS
AnHriSapa Dc 81 ASi
Ub Ponce az . %.
Ron ~ g1ados CArtjsY 6 q. .Ee ass.
1bSoa Ralhn pagados R. 1utarnap
Naist3
TAba0o. nominal,
PfsslOs do comprs
Ani66n . sa.se
Aleod6u ds S.a $50.
0neOs Gei1S Q iS millar.
q .eros d1lees GO 81
esb0 do roe ea1.
Cats SbsTisrss n0miDsi
Candles oOrrIeatas
,10ndHoa ehaak Q s.s1
Fkds 3aA!1 =.
HAMbDrg0 GSSp.
New YORK . &10. eava r
tDDDBs 10 { G10i stvs o.
CvduIas hlpOteearIas
1aDso TStFtsorial.y y.AxrfsOIs:esO
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-03-22
RURAL ELoPEMEA1
"A Mutual Admiration Society Started
Between Man and Woman
Ends in Elopement.

Mrs. Nick Meier and William Nor
gan cut loose Monday, March 8, and
took the skidoo train for a new
found happiness, which they are go
ing to try and share all alone. Mrs.
Meier is a woman about &c years old
and for a number of years she has
resided on a farm with her husband
about 10 miles north of Mitchell,
over the line in Sanborn county.
Mrs. Meier is a very progressive wo-
man. She has handled the business
affairs of the farm to the quiet con-
tent of her husband; she has taken
the produce to market; she has re-
ceived the money and deposited it in
the bank; she has paid the bills and
run things generally around the
farm-not that she insisted on doing
those things, but because Mr.. Meters,
seemingly, rather preferred it.
Last fall Mr.. Meier began the cree
ton of a new home on his farm and
had planned to spend about $4,000
on it, which would erect a very COM
Portable and neat farm house, much
better than the average. He thought
his wife and family were entitled to
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-03-22
HOLDS CONTENTS SECURE.

to the floor than down the child's
throat. With the assistance OF the
spoon herewith shown, the invention of
a Virginia man, administering becomes
easy. The child may struggle and
fight, but there is no possibility of the
fluid spilling out owe the edges Of the
spoon. 1t is made in two parts, the
lower part being similar to the ordi-
nary spoon. Pivoted to the latter, ad-
jacent to the bowl, is a cover which
corresponds in shape to the bowl of
the spoon. The cover is cut way at
end, leaving a small opening, while
the other end is formed into a stem.
The edges of the bowl of the spoon
are grooved to receive q projection on
the edge of the cover. When the two
bowls are brought in contact there is
thus no chance for any liquid in the
spoon to escape except by means of
the opening at the end. The spoon
can also be placed OF a fiat surface
without splitting the contents.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-03-22
Snakes With Two Heads.

I have lately been assured by more
than one Of my friends that they have
seen In northern India snakes with two
heads. e.. without a tail, but with a
second and perfectly formed head In
the place where the tail ought to be.
They assure me that there are speci
mems in northern India museums and
that these freaks Of nature are fire.
quently found by the natives. The rid
er is added that the natives declare
that each head lives and performs ac-
tive service for six months in the year
in turn. The snakes are said to grow
to about three feet in length. l my
self have killed a small snake with
two heads, but these were both at the
same end of the reptile, a very differ
ent matter, which is, l believe, a we'll
known freak and in the same category
with two headed calves.-Pioneer.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-03-22

>sesss Ax a=4 m aas eev
ateeu. s4sseS ea@moAS Acre e 1925
As Al Sxesrnne@s Sse sG a4aass
rera 9escese WaS zeamecS
S sRa eoeScco msa
asA=s @secsassa wae sN&aSasG Hy
sesasep proaoaaeeG :; As e1s eota u
saaatfsy And 9eatigy AZ eheS sysg saw
sgo~a IL NtseopSGa S8s when coz
Sdsr the sApsg+ss necessary - 70
saeee raising, l concluded ! would
rather raise sltalta Aa& aosS, can
ser l&egsr gross returns With one
tenth shs Labor AMI expense Ny
tarna Is the W, =, ). los. 50, twe
miles aorsh ii shs CITY ot Mitchell,
5 D. and should any one desire 70
INV Nrtsace the msttsr can demon
stra1e 10 them that the income fer
the past year IS no onethird OF what
the farm IS capable If farmed 10 lis
full capacity.
Yours respectfully.
GEO. A. JOHNSTON.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-03-22
FOR THE


II is 80; %senersily known that soap
bark Is 81 wonderful cleanser So stes!
that It's we'll worth whtle mixing ready
for use and putting awaN, always 10
have at hand. iiuy . ceuts' worth of
soap hgrh ut the druggists, cover with
Il quart OF cold Mater and boil till YOU
have Il mixture about the color of weak
coffee. about II and II quarter plnts.
II YOU Wish to keep II II long time, then
boil TO one pint, add one and n half
gllls OF alcohol, bottle and keep on "a
cool shelf II YOU merely wish TO re,
move spots. rub of with a piece of
WOODEN rag. Shirts. coats 81 mems
garments can he put on Il board and
scrubbed With Il small %scrubbing brush.
II makes y soapy lather which can be
wiped Off with n cloth wet with clean
warm water. Press when nearly dry.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-03-22
Value of Cracked Ice.

Fever patients derive more comfort
from cracked ice when the mouth is
dry and hot than from drafts of wa
ter. A bit of ice laid on the tongue
and left to dissolve slowly, trickling
down the parched throat of itself with
out the effort of swallowing, is mex
pressibly grateful.
Cracked ice should be the instant re-
sort in cases of hemorrhage from the
lungs.
ice is especially valuable when one
l.,.s an intlamed throat. Cases of ION.
silitis and incipient quinsy are relieved
and indeed entirely cured by holding
a time.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-03-22
HAD A NARROW ESCAPE
lillian scheurenbrand Barely Els.
capped with His Life in Falling
Wall at San Francisco.

In conversation Saturday with
Gottlieb Scheurenbrand, who came
home Thursday evening from San
Francisco, Cal, with his wife and
son, he said the boy was getting
along very nicely now, but that he
had a very narrow escape from death
when he was caught by a falling wall
last December. The boy had been
sent underneath a brick oven to
build another wall and it fell on him,
crushing his side and injuring him
internally, 1t was thirty minutes be-
fore he was taken out and he did
not regain consciousness for three
days. He was taken to the county
hospital and remained there a week,
getting only the ordinary assistance.
He got word to E. j. Shelmadine, a
former resident of Mitchell, who
went to see him and wired Mr..
Scheurenbrand of the boys accident.
Edward McGovern, who lives at
Palo Alto, CAL, went over to see the
boy and through his assistance Will
liam was transferred to the German
hospital, which was full, however,
and it was through a matter of
friendship that the patient was taken
in. William said he would have
surely died but for the ready and
willing response of Mr.. Shelmadire
and Mr.. McGovern, both of whom
went to see him often. The physi-
clans and nurses in the hospital took
than an ordinary interest in the
case of the boy, and through their
kindly and expert ministrations they
saved his life, when it was all but
gone when taken there. Mr.. Scheu-
renbrand is deeply grateful to
Messrs. McGovern and Shelmadine
for all they did and also to the hos
pital force.
At San Jose, Mr.. Scheurenbrand
said that he met l.. Indra, Charles
Bolton and Charles G%ordinier, all
former residents of this city.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-03-22
ADAM AND EVE.
The Forbidden Fruit, the Fall and tho
Three Mystic Gifts,

s'S ~ S'SD s''S WI ain sh'S
Three Mystic Gifts.
Many are the attempts to identify
the forbidden fruit. Some say it was
the fig, others the grape, others, again.
the pomegranate, but the most CARA
bian Nightish'' description paints it as
an eur of wheat which looked like a
ruby and was as big as an ostrich egg
and grew On a tree whose trunk was
like gold, it's branches like silver and
Its leaves emerald.
Our first parents We're expelled about
3 o'clock of the afternoon of Friday.
the 10th of May, having resided in
Eden seven years, two months, two
weeks and three days. Adam was
banished to Ceylon and Eve to Mecca,
and they remained apart for 200 wears.
Adam, according to some accounts,
spent half his time weeping, with his
face to the earth. Others less chart
table aver that his solitude was cheer
ed by Lilith. who resumed her former
relations With him.
When he repented and rejoined Eve.
he begged that something might be
given him from the happy garden of
innocence which he had forfeited, and,
TO-, In answer to his prayer three
mighty archangels We're sent to him,
Michael bringing gold, Gabriel frank
incense and Raphael myrrh-mystic
gifts in after years associated with the
offering of the magi. whom early
Christian tradition identified with
Enoch, Melchisedek and Elias.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-03-22
THE WORK OF THE w. g. T. U.

1t has been said, and we'll said,
that if the Women's Christian TEN
perance Union never did anything
else than secure the scientific temper
ance instruction laws an enduring
monument would be raised to it's
honor.
The aim of the organization is pre-
vention rather than cure and it's en-
tire work is grouped under six heads:
Organization, preventive, education
al, evangelistic, social and legal.
Under these six heads over forty de-
partments of work are carried on and
every influence that is brought to
bear is for the betterment of the
world, and though results may not
always be measured, weighed or i'm
mediately accounted, like it's bitter
foe, alcohol, it is subtle in action
and the sum total of good will be
reported at the last great day. At
least if no other good is accom-
plished the redounding influence will
be blessed to the doer.
The department of health and
heredity, which is under the second
head, preventive, aims at the ode
velopment of the highest life, ply
steal, mental and spiritual; instruc-
ton in the laws of health in relation
to dress. feed. air. exercise. cleanli-
ness, sanitation, ventilation, mental
and moral hygiene. We believe in
heredity and the right of children to
be we'll born" Through this depart
ment and it's able superintendent of
the national organization, DR.. Louise
G. burlington, and the local superin-
tendents all over the United States,
much was done to secure the pass
age of the pure food law recently II
acted. This in itself, through inter-
state commerce laws, will be of
much benefit the law is enforced,
and state laws to correspond with the
national law will be of greater .bene-
fit. In regard to this our aim is to
encourage the study of the subject
that a state law will be demanded
and that a knowledge of a%dulterants
will be acquired, for the law does not
prohibit authorizations, but only re-
quires their registry.
MRS. M. A. REEVES.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-03-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Hattie e. Bras, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the I'M
dersigned administrator of the es-
tate of Hattie e. Bras, deceased, to
the creditors of and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased,
to exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within six months after the
first publication of this notice, to the
said Harry l.. Bras, administrator, at
his residence, in the County of Da-
vison.
Dated March 16, 1907.
HARRY l.. BRAS,
Administrator of the Estate of Hat
tie r. Bras, Deceased.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-03-22

se4As@Asas vvsJyr Jr,,n gae> Aa1 put
Ap VITA Ter 8 soo,. yates wears, ana
ta w4s seips IL add a Nstle happt-
aySS ~ tAs domestic e5tvle
Mr. Meier secured the services AZ
M4!tsa;a Morgan i pran about -
vents old, e. build The house, aud he
started III ca the work last fall, and
he has Kept az it all winter. making
his home At The Meier house, 1t is
evident trem subsequent events. that
Al attachment commenced TO de-
selop between Howard and Mrs.
Meier, although unseen or unnoticed
by the husband, The admiration
Which started in the fan had plenty
af lime 80 ripen throughout the Win
ter months, and by the arrival of
spring it had grown. evidently. into
a love THAI could not be kept in sub
lection. The love OF Morgan evil
IDENTITY was impetuous and he per
comforts of that $4,000 home and
fly With him. Mrs. Meier, blinded by
the love of Morgan and evidently
tired of the domestic infelicity, con-
scented.
Walking into the house ON the day
mentioned she informed a young
lady who was boarding there, that
she was tired of all this, and that
she was going to pack her clothes
and leave. Suiting the action to the
word, despite the remonstrance of
the young lady, she packed her
clothes on the quiet, and informing
her husband that she was coming to
Mitchell to have some dental work
done, she asked Morgan to go along.
The husband, unsuspecting, con-
sented and the pair drove away. On
reaching Mitchell, she secured $500
of the $500 she had in a bank and
the pair started for Yankton.
Mrs. Meier not returning, her
husband naturally grew anxious as to
her whereabouts and with the abb
sence of Howard it commenced to
appear to him that his wife hua left
him. The neighbors had been
watching the side play during the
winter and had formed opinions of
what would ultimately be the result
elopeacnt.
Mr.. Meier got no trace of his wife
until about a week afterward he re-
ceived a letter from her dated at
4ankton, stating that she wanted to
secure a divorce in order that she
might marry Morgan. With the let
ter as a clue Meier got his brother
and the sheriff of Sanborn county to
go to Yankton and try and secure
the couple. They made the trip and
while they learned of where the cou-
pie stopped they could find no fur
Their trace of them, although the Off
Ger and the brother went on to Sioux
Falls in the hope of arresting them
there. No trace of the fleeing cou-
pie has been found up to the present
time.
Much sympathy is expressed for
Mr.. Meier by the people in his neigh
borhood and they regret that his
home has been broken up when mat
tiers had progressed along so SUCCESS
fully that they we're about to enjoy
the fruits of their many years OF la
Dor, and which would have been ac-
complished but for the appearance of
Morgan on the scene.