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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-11
mas NOTAS Y NOTlCIAS

-Dsapu6s de pasar una largs tempora-
da en- los Estados UnidoB, ha regresRdo
su regidencia de Santurce Ia distiuguida
senoTita BaEbarita Fernandez L6timeT.
-Embarques de pima de las conocidaB
con la denomination de pan de aadcag, 80
eEtan prepRTando para eI vapor correo que
saldr6 mafiana de este puerto, para Nueva
York. -- .... t..
-Ha estRdO recojido en- Bu casa aIgunos
diaB con Ia grippe el DR.. Jose G. BaTbosa.
"A las custro de Ia tsrde de aver tuVo
efscto una reunion en- Ia ofcina del alcal-
de de la ciudad, para trstar de la celebra-
ci6n de las festas del 4 de Julio. H..
-El domingo pr6ximo habr6 jarana en-
el Casino, la que Comenzar6 Ia bora de
Costumbre, nueve de Is noche.
La mayor paFte de la mafian8 de
aver y parte de Ia tarde estuvieron Tedsc.
tando y poniendo en- limpio informaci6n
de los discuFBoB pronunciadoB en- 81 ban.
quote del "Union Club" 81 sabRdo, los SO.
nores Vall.Spinosa, Lugo Vifias F. Fa.
no. Los refsridos discuEsos fusron pro
nunciados por los sefiores Moret, Lugo
Viiag, Grahame y Vivaldi. .-,~-.
Ell 22 de los corrienteg embarca para
Barcelona 81 joven don Jose r. GaEtam.
bide, de S6bana Grande, que permaneceH&
ausents de la iSla una larga temporada.
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LO que pasa en- Russia.
CrImsnss que hOTTOFIzaR.

El Gar, Ia Duma = ol pueblo russo, GO
han horrorizado al conoceF en- detalle las
torturas infigidas en- LAS provincias del
BaItico & los detenidoB polfticoa.
Sc habla de I'm Comisario de PoIicfa
que pate6 q IN joven de Is sfios, Ilamado
LRpsa, hasta reventarle las entrafias; de
otTo detenido llamado StraBoynia, quien
ell foete ls arranc6 toda Ia carne y 10 dej6
esqueleto vivo.
A las gentas atormentadas Be las fusila
de noche, muy cerCa de la prisi6n, junto
la fosa donde son sepuItadag.
Un tai Weinberg, llevado la seguri-
dad, fn6 tendido sObre una mesa, mien'
tFas dos coEacoB 10 gujetaban de pies y ma.
nor, otroB 10 golpearon con baAtones de
caucho, haata deisrlo muerto.
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RsfOTma de GddIgO.

81 Gobierno alem6n ha presentado al
Reichstag I'm proyecto de ley que reforma
el C6digo Criminal en- Ia parte que He re-.
fere los delitoB de leEa majeatad.
Tai crimen, Hegdn 81 proyecto, existe
SOLO Cuando SO ha Concebido de manera
pFemeditada.
su persecution no podr6 ejercerse sin el
previo Consentimien to de la administrator
judicial.
Ell plazo de prescription SO ha fjado en-
Beis meseB, despu6E de los cualeB no puede
I haber persecution de cfoio.
Si Sc aprueba eAte prOyeeto, la ley &C.
tual, que es de un rigoriBmo absolute, que
darS Aipgularmente atenuada,
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NasVo IHVsRtO.

FL jefe del servieio autropom6trico fran
c6,, MIR. Bertill6n, quien habfa perfscCio-
nsdo gengiblemente Ia fotOgrafia m6trics,
aCsbs de hacer una iutsreGante invenci6n.
PoE medic de un aparato constFuido
BsgGn sus 6rdeneB, SO puede fotcgrafar IN
Cuerpo tendido en- TERRA y obtener prusbRs
como 81 estuviera en- pie.
A CauSa de una disposition especial SO
puede, sin tocar el cuerpo y sin modifcar
Ia distancia que 10 Eepars del obietivo, TO-
mar fotografias CuyaB dimensiones vaTfan,
como 81 Este Sc aproximara aleiars.
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El arboIsdO Do IA eIudad,

Notaae inter6s gran cuidado en favo'
reoer en- las plazas de San Juan 81 aTbo.
lado.
ESQ bsjo el punto de vista higienicO, es
saludable, ofrsci6ndo & la vez heEmoso as
pecto las plazas.
Lo mismo ocurre en- las caTreteras
Siguiendo ssts orden de Cosas, algunas
GALES de Ia ciudad, cuando Sc lleva efsc.
to ell enIsnche, podrsn ser epgalanadaB
escoiiendo arboIes ud hoe.
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PRONOSTICO.

Egtd pronolticada para 81 mes de Mayo
de 1910 la Eeaparici6n del gran cometa
HALEY, aunque algunos aStr6nomoB Green
que Ee Rdelantar6 un mes.
Estar6 nueve millones de millas mas
cerca de nueatra terra que en- 1886.
La cauda de ess viajero errante On el
espacio, SO extenderd oehenta di6metroB
luuareB trav6s del frmamento.
va los astr6nomos han clavado 81 tales.
copio en- buaca de los meteoroB aquSridoB
con que He cree que Ell cometa vendrS avo-
ciado.
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-EL "NUEVO CAFE de los sspO-
sos Morgan, Fortaleza p, Gfrecs nm COM
pleto surtido de los mejoFes dulces = cho-
eolates. Halados, refrescoB, frutas al ns.
tural y todo cuanto rsgale 81 paiadar mas
delicado be encuentrR Rld primOFosamente
servido. Caf6 con leche , chocolate, 30
encuentra desde las siete de Ia ua1ana &
las 12 de Ia noCha Acaban de reCibir 81
famoso chocolate BAKER muy acredita'
do en- todo el mundo.
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TahaCO sin nIGOtIna (t2)

Dice un peri6dicc:
Dicen de Paris que por mediaci6n of.
cial SO hs puesto en- Rquel mercado la
vsnta, tabaco sin nicotina.
El gusto es bastante fuerte para aatisfa-
Ger el paladaT de los nativoa no puede
CAESAR el dafto del tabsco ordinario que
usa especialments Ia genta del pueblo.
EsegdTase que tai medida ha obedecido
& 10 inBistepcia de autoEidades m6dicas que
70 interesan On Ia hygiene pdbliCa.
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iRETRATOS!

Los ampliamOs los precios mas lim1ta.
dos. NueStEo trabajo eB garantizado. Es.
cribanoS enBeguida indicandouos 81 eztiIo
que intereSa al cray6n, acuareIa, pastel s
al oleo y vuelta de correo EecibiE6 nuesr
ira Cotizaci6n. ..... -.. r. '@
Los ofrecemoB con sin marcos Teh
Porto Rico Novelty Go. Box 164, San
Jnan. -. 3Oy. d.
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Ell Mikado Cita a session Coniunta.

Ioko unio 1Ta
tel gravedad
Junta gabinet
JapOnesa verfque Francisco asegura
aEa
de- gabney conHo pvado cOnsde gamO adO
question EBados Undo
dinar eHpec6n sguuaS ciudades h habido Oee
b6ico
Nikado con ministries de ancioBs.
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ALOs COMERCIANTEs.-Pore este
aviso hagO BabsT los oomeEciantes, que
no ser6 Responsible de ninguna cuenta he
cha en- mi nornbre, pOr alguuo de mis- em-
plsados, sin autorizaci6n por sserito frma'
da por MI Bayam6n, Junio 1, 1907
Geo~os- A. Cnyver 8. va.
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PARA Ell CALORl-"La Villa de
Madrid" acAba de recibir las legftimas ca.
misetas de Crepe de Saute, drill de hilo
ndmero 100, alpBcas ipg!esas y 81 mas
gTande suTtido de psrfnmeria francesa,
RHf como casimires lijeros para la esta.
Ci6n del calor.
En- nuestroH Rlmscenes, todos los dias son
de mods, pues para q pdblico de gusto
Hiempre se vende bueno barato,-Ts lefo'
no 273. P. o. Box 764-San Francisco
61.-San Jusn r.
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cOMPOSGlONES De SOMBREROS De SEAORAS

Ell PARIS BAZAR tiene el gusto de
participar 4 su numerosa Clientela y al pG
blico c1 general, que desde hoy, SO hacen
toda Chase de refoTmaB y composicioneS de
sombreYoB do sefoTas, estando enCaTgada
de elias Ms 8af1orita de Ia casa. Los pre-
clos ssran nay m6dicos. Paris Bazar.
Pedro GiuAty. E'ortaie-a 27.
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EI bombardeo de San Francisco.

Toxic pi6d 6gano Okums
pe6dico hoy editorial aud BARBARA bvada Uni
juBhfca cudad
San Francisco sscnadra del Mkado PecOu al ezam
paabrg
o 0f pGr pe De los Eads Und muoho mas preb
del un hab Penaa oqdad eve hoy nogdn g6n
conctO Washipgton
dermnaT inevitable
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NUEVA CASA DE U. DEL VALE
146 w. 78 StNew YoTk.-Tepgo Ell gus
to de avisar mis- amigos = relacionadcs
de la isla, que he alberto nnevamente mi
casa en- Ia GALE 78 Y NUMERO 146
w, q una cuadra del Park Central = entire
las avenidas de Columbus y Amsterdans,
muy buena Hituaci6n para los que desean
pasar una temporada en- essa Ciudad, eSpe'
70 dejsr complacidaS las familias que visi'
ten mi casa.-C CocineTo CGbGno, IetetoN0,
u. DEL VALE, 146 w. 78 5k-15v a.
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En- ''La Correspondencia de Puerto
Rico, Allen 64, hay de venta recibos Ia
lonariOs para CObrO de alquilerea de Canas,
fianzaH en- netSlico y con frnaR deClara.
clones de nacimiento, defunCi6n y CertifCa-
ni6n nsdinR. b.
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LINRA FHRRBA DML OHsTB

rtineraEi0.--salidas de Bsyamon y Oapi
lta simultaneament0.
DiaG laborablo-Aa aflana 8, 7.O5, y 30
B.46 l1.O0. TardO 1915, las, S.16. ABS, 6.45
DiSs Yestivos.-Manana 8, 7.O6, $3.50, s.45
y l1O0 EardO 1916, 1.s0, $780, $3.50, $50
6.46 y $50.
BiIl0ts5 baEatos para Ciss f0stivOg. De
Catafi0 6 BayAm6n, Ids y vuelta IL olAaO
80s26 ~ case cole. De BRyaun6n O. saIio
Yyu0ltA II CIass S0-l6i 2F oIass SO-10
Ola6s A & 0ontAVOa,
Bayam6R, 10 de E0ptiambTa de 1908.
RRuSRu VaidGu
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-so COmpran ABANICOs ANTI.
GUOS aunque no est6n en- busn estadO,
Collarss Antiques do coral y prendaa anti
guaA
birfiass 6P. j. B. Tetu6n 40, San juan
8 al 8 calIe AuYoFa, Ponee.
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SEBVIGI0 ESPECIAL DE- Cables
DE
49,
La 0amOGraCia" La ConesDOndenGia
UNIDAS
UNID
Presidente asesinado.

Washington
asceudenta
pidas prdente
Cabrera Mexico
hacala sfrontraR
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Root a Mexico.

Washington JuniO 1EI L.
ac6n del preidenta Pofio D7 M6os dlido
pals al teinO de este Annque a acdud del pdent D
poh
coa latino americana cree de nre Mr. Root atar6
predente Diaz relieve
polco
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CASA DE ALTOS, ia mejor de San
Juan, Tetuan 20. Sc alqUiIs. Tiene am
plisima BaIa y antesala, gran comedor, seis
grandes habitaciones, un mirador con cua'
tro habitaciones ampliss; bano, y compile
tog c6modos los demas servicics Infor'
mRr6n Tetuan 90, baios 10 V. q.
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Sc VENDEN por ausentaase su duefo,
muebles nuevos fnos, impOrtados de Fran.
Cia. Gale de Cerra, parada 10 tercera
casa nano darecha. 10 v. 8.
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FRANCISCO HERNANDEZ, [panchol

Ell Juevss de Junio Sc inaugursr6 un
servicio regular de automobiles entire San
Juan y Caguag. -- :.
salida de San Juan. 80. 6 80 mafians.
salida de Caguas. .........83 30 id.
Pars infermes , expedition de pasajes
en- Ia Bayamonesa (San Juan) y aImacen
de- Santist ban Chavarri y Go. en- Csguag.
Fete de autom6viles para paBeos via
jss & otros puebIos & precios Convencio-
males.
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IMPORTATION DE PARIs.-som.
brsrOs de Ultima moda, feltrO y paja In
glesa propios para visje de se1oraS y nj
mas.
Sc venden precios m6dicoa en- Ell TE'
LEGRAFO. San Justo IL. 30v.a.
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UNA CASA de recisnts ConHttucci6n,
con cuatro dormitorioH, sals, Comedor, CO.
Gina, y cuarto de baiio, y solar propio,- Sa
vande en- santurcs, parada 423. Para in
formes el administrator de este peRi6dico.
16 y
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sE VENDEN libre de TODD gravdmen
10 casa, Gale de Ia Fortaleza nGmero As
que est6 ocupada pOr el Registro de la
Propiedad.
Para informes dirigirse la Ofoina del
AbogadO y Notario don Damidn Mon
sarrat 5O '. 9.
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lNDIClDOP GENERAL

G.1NSEIo a Las NADKEs.--El jarabs car1snSe de
Sen ra Winsow debe sempre que los niAos estan
odo de Ia dentici6n. Proporcona alivio Immediate
p sqgeno paeen produce IN sueno natural tranquBo,
alvia el door el angelic despierta muy vivo alegTe
Is muy agadable al paladar caa ii nino ablsnda sus
eneias, avia dolores, hace facies las ncones del
est6mago regula los intestinos Es eI eior re1nedio
conoeido para 4 darea ya provenga ea de IA deneon
de cualquiera oa 1sngsse mucho cuidado ped
u tod9s.
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INTERIM se instale el estableci'
miento ''La Tiendita," en- un nuevo local,
Las personals que deseen comprar efectoS
religiogos pueden Holicitarlo en- los altos
de Ia casa ndmero % de Ia calle de San
Francisco al lado del ayuntamiento, donde
reside Ia duefa de 'sLa Tiendita." p.
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School Time IS Nigh!
Get your Boy one Of those Fine Suits that are
going at q off, We have an extra large line
and can give you great bargains in the above
SHOES AT A BIG
REDUCTION.

hEUUUItun'
We have Il big
lot of Shoes that
we want to close
out aud will make
it an object to
you it you buy
right away. These
also 60 at less
tl,an cost, Lay
in a supply for a
couple Of years.
You seldom get
such an onportu-
nitv. Remember
us when you want
Shoes. We always
carry a big line.
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The lot which John Hoellinger
bought from James Johnson the
other day 70 1880 spot cash,
was bought by Mr.. johnson
years ago from White & Com
stock, the original owners of the
townsite for $3.50. The lot was
peddled by Judge Murray and
was offered, the day before to
John McJannett for SAB, ten
dollars cash down and the bal
ance any old time. Il didn't
know where the money was COM
ing from at that time Mr.. Nc
Jannett said, so didn't take up
the offer.
Mrs. j. W. Raber, who lives II miles
north of Williston, beat her grand
daughter. Pearl Bryan West unmerci-
fully with stick an inch thick. Mrs.
Rabers m other, an old lady seventy
years OF age, interfered whereupon the
daughter attacked the mother with q
spade, inficting an ugly wound on her
back She also bic and choked the old
lady. She was arrested and taken to
Wllliston and bound over to district
court.
The Mclean County Independent
claims that John Satterlund operated .
blind pig at Garrison during the recent
celebration. This may make John sit
up-especially il there il any truth in
the report.
Mrs. Darlington aid Mrs. Tracy, men,
bers Of the Grow Theatrical company,
were thrown from their buggy near Ray
by their fractions steed and severely in
jured.
Bob Miller and Asa Cox, arrested at
Williston, charged with horse stealing,
now repose in the Minot Jail, awaiting
trial. They're said to be bad pills.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE

Notice is hereby given that that. certain
mortgage, executed and delivered by f. G..
Kasson and Ann Basson his wife, mortaagors,
to Tagus State Bank Ia corporatioaJ mortga:
gee. dated the 9th day of April, 1907. and filed
for record in the once OF the Register OF
Deeds ct the County Of Ward and State Of
North Dakota, on the 9Th day OF April 1907.
and recorded in Book '66'' Of mortgages, at
page 800, will be foreclosed by sale OF tho
premises in such mortgage and hereinafter
described at the front door of the Court House
in tho County Of Ward and State of North Da-
ko a. at the hour OF two o'clock M, on the
18th day Of September A. D. 1907, to satisfy the
amount due upon such mortgage on tho day Of
sale. The premises described in such mort.
gage and which will be sold to satisfy the Same
are described as follows: Tho Southeast quar-
ter (sek Of Section seventeen (17), Township
One hundred fifty Ave 055) n. Range Eighty
pine (S0 W.. OF tho 5th P. H.. in Ward County,
North Dakota.
There will be duo on such mortgage at tho
date of sale tho sum Of two hundred seventy
two and 75-1O0 dollars.
Tagus State Bank.
N ,rtgagee.
F. B. Lambert. Attorney,
Ainot, N. D. 8-22-8 20
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jim Snyder Of Ray likes to smoke so
we'll that he went to bed with lighted
cigar in his mouth. He likes to sleeb
too, so fell asleep w1th:the cigar in his
mouth. The bedding was set on fire
and Jim might have been up among the
angels now but for assistance.
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Three prisoners broke Jail at Wahpe-
ton but we're soon recaptured Two
pleaded guilty to the charge Of jail
breaking and we're headed for the pen
itentiary next day, on indeterminate
sentences-from one to ten years.
matter to be decided by the prison
board.
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Independent fears Report from
Various Parts Of County Re-
garding Flax Disease Many
Farmers Neglected to Treat
Seed with FOrmaIdehyde.
Farmers northwest Of Minot,
and in fact in various parts OF
the county, report that they are
losing a considerable portion OF
their flax crop from flax wilt.
John Drummond, a Burlington
farmer, says already he figures
that one fifth of his flax crop is
gone from this cause, and be-
lieves that when the crop is ready
for harvest the percentage will
be a great deal more. He states
that he never treated his flax
seed with formaldehyde, and as
he kroHs his neighbors have not
made practice of this. He says
that he first noticed the flax look
ing red or yellow about the roots
week or two ago, and the roots
seem to have died. Taxing hold
of the flax tops it IS easy to break
off the straw or pull it out by the
roots. He also reports that his
neighbors arr also booked to lose
good deal of their flax crop.
Mr.. Drummond besides had five
acres early in the season destroy
ed by ants, the little insects play
ing havoc with it He was abso-
lutely at a loss to know what to
do with them, and simply had to
let the busy little fellows do their
worst. Mr.. Drummond says that
if he ever soWs any more flax ne
will be sure to treat the seed.
The Independent each spring
pull fishes the fornaldehyde meth
Cd of treatment, but many farm
ers have risked sowing tn If flax
so long that they no not bother
with treating the serd. Farming
is ottery tile way many go at
their work anyway, and it seems
that every precaution ought to be
taken to prevent the diseases to
the grain.
Mr.. Drummond says that he
has resolved to go into mixed
farming more than ever, but as
a matter OF fact he has been mar
keting his eggs in more than one
bask t for number of years.
The farmers now days have
much to contend with. They
either SOW their grain too early
or too late; hail is liable to clean
them out silk and clean, or an
early fro t may blight their fond
hopes Of fat pocketbook. Flax
wilt, wheat rust and other kin
dred diseases attack their grain
frequently, a hot wind is likely
to damage or entirely ruin the
crop. or alter it is ripe strong
wind frequently comes along and
saves them the trouble and ex-
pense of threshing it. If per-
chance the farmers should get a
bountiful yield, the grain gam
blers Of the east size up the stu
alton and give the poor fellow
barely enough for the grain to
pay the expenses and to allow
the farmer a living, besides
enough left for seed for the fol-
lowing year. The machine trust
is not cutting the price of ma
chinery that you can notice, aud,
taken all in all, the independent
farmer is not so independent af-
ter all, About the only way he
can be independent is to raise
hogs, chickens, mixed grains and
milk a few cows. That takes
work, but it's the surest method
after all.
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Grocery Department.

There's no store in Minot that can
boast OF a better grocery department
than ours has True, we don't have
lot of old goods on our shelves
growing stalpr every day, but we buy
often, get h. good fresh stuff, turn
it over frequently and for that reason
our customers are always satisfied.
We buy in Just large enough qlauti-
ties to get the good price and mark
the goods accordingly. Remember,
we don't take a ack seat Tor any
grocery store in Minot considering
quality, quantity and price,
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State North OF Dakota( In District Court
I Eighth Judicial
County of Ward District.
Carl GustafsOn. Plaintiff,
Summons.

VS..
George e. HOf and Kelley J.
Bergman. cO-partners doing summons.
business under the firm name
and style Of the Plaza Hard
ware Company. Defendants
The STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA TO THE ABOVE
NAMED DEFENDANTS:
You are hereby summoned and required TO
answer the complaint of the plaintiff in the
above entitled action. which complaint is on
die in the ONCE of the Clerk Of the District
Court. In the city OF Minot. in Ward County.
North Dakota, and to serve copy Of your
answer on the subscribers at their ONCE in the
City OF Minot, In sid County and State, with
in thirty days after the service of this sum-
mons upon you, exclusive of the day OF such
service: and Ia case o; your failure to answer
or appear. judgment will be taken against you
By default for the relief demanded in the COM
plsint.
Dated 1t Minot, North Dakota. this first day
OF August. A. D., 1907.
PALDA & BURKE,
MILLER & LINpE,
Postofice and ONCE Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Opera House block.
Ninot North Dakota. S-22-9s6
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Big Clothing Bargains.

We've got our order in for
a big line of fall and winter
goods. Must close ouU the
line we have on hand. We
are giving 4 off on Mems
and Boys suits. Do you
realize what this means? DO
you realize that it means
that you have an opportu-
nifty to secure the best line
of clothing that is manufoc-
tured to-day at less than
the wholesalers price? We
don't make boasts that we
cannot back up. You will
have to come in and see the
goods to appreciate our OF
fering.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-29
Why We Can Sell Right.

You cannot expect a store
to always sell te(ow cost,
and we do not always do it.
We've got to have a fair
profit generally. There are
times, however, when we are
anxious to close ont goods
that will soon become I'M
seasonable and, if the buy
ers will take advantage of
such sales, it will pay them.
Just now we are Offering our
mammoth line Of Summer
Wash Goods at % per cent
off. This is less thar cost.
The stock, remember is all
new, purchased last Spring.
We didn't have an Old piece
Of goods left in the store
last Spring. Ii you're wise,
you'll not forget this store.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-29
Why We Sell So Cheap.

We are big BUYERS. We pay cash
for every dollars worth of goods that
come into this store and take our dis
counts We don't have to pay a high
rate of interest on the moneyinvested
in this store Our business is run on
an economical basis. OF course, our
customers get the advantage OF our
business methods We don't want to
''hcg" anyone. We want to live and
let line, and always give our custom
ers the advantage. Mink this over
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-29
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