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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-22
VunIcIpIo de lguS SgeOss

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Jsc.a. de Sandal dg ste iuaui pic
,endo su Is. guaci6n anual dc move
.ento, dollars en- & p--supu 70 ac
ual ) dc NIL dollars eli q que Sc l.
4r,a,io para q aio Igo7Igc Is
aatrs mtdco, Iue !cse1n present.
sus sol, ulde puedeu G1iEisie, a
le uc be. ac5mpa aaalas k les 81,
cumentos nscesarios. -Aguas Buenas
70 d mavo 1907. JOSE L. MORALE,
A'ealde Municipal, S.y-alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-22


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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-22
SRA. McGOUCH.
AgOViamienfO.

Sra. McGough, de Nueva York, 2l9
W. 53rd ST., escribe:
"Con placer elogio la Peruna por ell
bien que me ha hecho. Dos aflos ha, Sc
apoder6 de mi una depression. La espal-
da Y los costados me dolian constante-
mente. Sc me descompuso ell est6mago,
y muchas veces no sostenia un vase de
aqua fria. No me atrevfa conner, temero-
sa de que Sc me descompusera ell este
mago. Por los tltimos tres meses he
estado tomando IL Peruna, y ahora me
siento bien. FL est6mago esta fuerte, y
han desaparecido todos mis- padecimlen-
tos nerviosos. No pierdo una oportuni-
dai de recomendar la Peruna todas mis-
anigas que padecen de la misma en-
feImedad, y Sc me ha dado las gracias
por ello."
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-22
SRA. MOOERS.


La Sra. Vida Mooers, Miembro de
la Legion de Washington, de Lents,
oregon, escribe como sigue:
"Por los cuatro afios pasados, he
( sido una invalida, padeciendo de en-
J fcrmedades peculiares de mi sexo
que me causaban fuertes dolores de
! espalda y otros dolores, que me de1a-
ban tan ddbil que con dificultad podfa
atender q mis- trabajos caseros. Use
diferentes remedies e inyecciones,
} pero no encontr6 alivio hasta que no
use la Peruna. En- dos semanas me-
jor6, y en- menos de dos meses estaba
bien, y era una mujer feliz y todos
! mis- elogios los debo la Peruna."
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-22
SRA. Nelson.
DoIor De ESpaIda Y Cabeza.
Nashville, Tenn, 6O9 N. 9th Ave

NaSnVAIo, 1euu,, oV5 Az oIu AN0a
ST. DR.. s. B. Hartman,
Columbus, Ohio, f. U. A.
Muy Sr. mio:
"Como la Peruna me hS hecho tanto
bien, creo un deber decirlo, para enterar
mujercs que padecen como 20 padecf.
Realmente no supe, por cinco aflos, 10
que era un dfa de salud, Y cuando no
tenia dolor de cabeza, tenia dolor de
espaldas, Y Ell realidad no crefa la
vida digna de sobrellevarla.
Gun buen amigo me aeonsej6 tomara
la Peruna, cuando estaba dispuesta q
tomar cualquier cosa. Con placer digo
que, seis frascos hicieron una nueva
mujer de mi, y no tengo mas dolores y
la vida es brilliante una veg mas"
Tressie Nelson,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-02
fEART OF A HEATHER
Author

whIrl and scurrv as a kite caught IN
conflicting currents tugs at the string.
She was ready at once TO die for him
or TO take his life with her own hands,
kissing his wounds and smotheripC his
last breath as her pale sister would
drink the fragrance of 2 dying rose
crushed by the wild caross of the lover
who had laid if upon her chaste breast.
She wondered why es-a-ka chack had
sent this white man TO her In the
heart OF the wild. Was il only 10
awaken in her this new incomprehensi-
bic hunger. and then leave her TO starve
and die alone' No. that was not the
way of the God of the Crees. he was
for her-hcre and hereafter. BY now
she was mad. Above all rose the
thought that he must not escape. In
stinctively her hand went 10 her belt
and Crasped the handle of the hunting
knife which had been given her by the
factor AT Dunvegon upon the occasion
OF her one peep out OF the wilderness.
The touch of the cold steel caused
shudder TO shake her, and she turned
again TO Wes-a ka -chack who had
watched over her always, who had sent
the wounded moose to stop and stay the
hunger Of the wolves when they were
chasing her; who had caused bough
to break above her head one summer
time and the leaping lynx to miss his
dive.
She sat erect and listened to the
wild beating of her heart. but Yves a
ka-chack was silent Once more she
bent over him. A tear-thc first her
eyes had known-crept down her dark
lashes and fell upon his face. Slowly
he opened his ewes and saw her face
above him and the bright blade, up
lifted, glistening in the moonlight, He
thought rapidly, as men learn 10 think
who dwell in the wild, as enginc-drivers
who drill the darkness at eighty miles
an hour. And in that fragment of
moment he remembered the hurt wild
look in her innocent eyes when he put
her from him in his own house. He
controlled himself and breathed nat
urally the while the naked knife hoy
cred over his heart He pretended TO
close his eyes and then al one bound
tossed the blankets over her and stood
up. The girl stood still, staring at him
stunning blow. Above her own heart S
beating she heard him breathing, tremu-
lousy and deep, He held out his
hands TO her, AS she had reached and
yearned for him while he slept Sine
took one step forward, then noticing
the knife still IN her hands she tossed
1t from her
Come said Bannihan, in Cree
and she took one moro short step;
'Come. he repeated, Fthere is room -
She threw herself into his arms and
lay quivering and softly sobblng on his
broad breast, precisely as a white
woman might sob.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-02
Talks on Teeth
BY B. 1. REX, M, D., D. D. S.
] ()()S
! E:E|== { e ! !

The most dreaded disease of the den
tai profession is Alyeolar Pyorrhea,
commonly known as Riggs Disease,
In such cases the gums become con
gested, recede from the teeth, causing
them TO become loose and In time to
fall ont,
Most dentists, in fact, we might say
ALL dentists, throw up their hands
when "A case comes before them and
declare there is no remedy for the
loose tooth victim
They can only suggest the "pulling'
cure, and as a consequence many an
unfortunate is wearing a whole or par
tial plate today by reason of such
ignorant advice.
sound-iust LOOSE. WE CURE SUCH
CASES AND GUARANTEE THE
WORK
When we make this statement we are
fully aware that almost every other
dentist in town will want 70 argue the
question with us and enter a firm de-
nial that Riggs Disease can be cured.
Why not? Simply because they have
tried and failed
That won t do for an answer.
If YOU have some loose teeth. and
want n practical demonstration of our
ability to cure the cause and make the
gums strong and healthy again, it is
only n short walk to our offices, suites
I. S, o and 10 Mercantile Annex,
1t will be an easy matter TO make US
"fsh or cut bait. The examination
is absolutely free
A few years ago Marconi came be-
fore the world and said he could send
messages through the air without the
aid of wires
Every telegraph operator in the land
said, Nonsense, IL can I be done. -
But Marconi did it, and is doing II TO.
day.
We shall 60 n step farther and make
n broader claim for our method Of cur
ing loose teeth
If YOU have two or more teeth in
either Jaw. whether tight or loose, we
will not only tighten the loose ones, but
! will build teeth around them and give
you full set that will look, feel and
! 10 all iutents and for all purposes be
you. WITHOUT a PLATE.
With these teeth you will be able TO
/ chew beefstek or anything else YOU
| care to eat. and get all the enjoyment
/ YOU used to get when you had all your
| natural teeth.
Now, il this statement is true, it is
remarkable.
Such a thing had never been at
! tempted before we patented the pro-
| cess 1t is so remarkable that we are
not surprised sometimes at the doubt
! ing Thomases who come here aud de.
mand proof before they Will have the
work done. We are glad to give you
! that PROOF.
Don Z, We beg Of you; don I allow a
single loose tooth to be pulled without
! first letting us look at it.
Save your teeth.
We viii hclp you.
Send for DR., EeX's book, "Alveolar
Dentistry,'' which goes into details. It
/ is FREE. But where possible, come
/ to our offices and let us look your teeth
over. This is free, too.
Rex Dental Co.,
Salt Lake, lo7, lc8, 100, 40 Mercantile
Annex,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-02

~ tss w9:aten 9,..shrn mIu" Sad
~ 2, ., timc. johnson
\ 4 US r,ofessional peg
,r.,.;,Ires %, stranded IN IN
i.'TT ~ months wages l!as
l''t not more '"" !
q 4, TO be saved
IL 80 e q Bolts OF Bannl, y.
N $50 esye it mp; II
pre- si'..sor.e or jail for
:. ,~o men sat brood
-. johnson came H.
- 10 him. ,,.,,o,s
y. 1io- do-get married,
I'. d 'SSoubIeheading out
:, hieh noon, Satur.
s..,,ipued. \ Saturday
IL. .Iarsh.
| ~ tl-'r' said Bolts.
~ Ills iis knee with his
q, ,ita you, " suggested
/. Jctn:on answered
"a, ,SG. There u be no o
L.. nOtbers'in law and
s,,. et staring mutcly
IN, II was Bolts who
ID "Lst us go thou and
1 |raia Banuihan.
e,d Johnson, as he
n -,r were alone togeth
"A, !, he morrow, which
a RI The one day inter
~ tseu ard Saturday
IL, xhich time they
"a Al length the good
| Z, ., the wedding they
II he. Bolts got a buX-
r. A ranch near town,
|rrtairsd fairy from The
i,j been throned on the
|-Aen Of the May at
,,i the effect had been
~ litile head and start
did: for the g stage. -
= I'd homeless, like Ban
IL. him. for better or
H. san to lean on each
\ rsss It came down to
II Eoald not sit idle and
4 rttsam'' starve. They
. u. temple at the time,
|t, work. Bannihan was
! Eciisd steer hitched to
i ~ when the sunbeam
hEirg the OK she was
I rs unprofessional, and
| lE7y 70 Ogden to find
|;sn ~ engineer. " Ban
III 10 ten DAYS and found
ias pinned to the tent
n Ipn'i scold and don't
II hs NE 10 see you, an
e1ssI. doing dyudgery. Il
- er, | ween. 20 read
II I'd you that I have n
<I iob. ! know you'll for
|rr atay with the Uncle
--7any. Bye bye. Your
LITTLE EVA.
p ks Bannihan drifted
tids Of emigration to
Eei-ihe last Vest
'tn;s more or less hap
rh Sell watched by their
rothersin.law. lie
s'ra and proSpected in
n. bu, without cndan-
|'Sstt Of diving decently
sll JON was with Orsdal.
nc was To report TO
E,. whose real name is
t:Hllng his spoons care
eid time, and caution
afeinl with the com
IL, Olsdal gave Bannihan
I letter to the Path
u hin for the Upper
IN, on The Grand Trunk
ail'lmOn,al alliances
4 fGousa until the last
.h OF course, no one
y, but there existed
from the general
Il was a sort of un-
Ie1prehensibIe and aw.
Naturally. Bannihan
veg with inc rest, II
10 The scented sum.
ASncd shortly after
ss't was eleven hours
~ 70 the short Decem,
lae long, long north
~, seeplng camp be.
Is y esge and the Rockies,
~ q sl' cabin killing,
- ane n TO the camp a
II, :. oIee Indian, who
- X was n sham. g.,
IN ,s = alone when he had
|E,;y1..e men, /, He ended by
Esaaa E~sa,aa the pick of the
ESll, l,.l'! remembering the
~ t.'rll,i,u oeaulliul wheat. hued
.-ayen' every night,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-02

Send for Dr. EeX's book, "Alveolar
Dentistry which goes into details. It
is FREE. But where possible, come
to our offices and let us look your teeth
over. This is free, too.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-05-09
BRADDoCK BREVITIES.
-ltrom the News. May L.


The News has been requested to
mention the fact that the 500 train
was on time Monday afternoon
Mrs Emma Cotton returned Thurs
day of last week from Mason City
Iowa. where she spent the winter the
guest of relatives and friends
Pete Levin is i'm from his farm east
OF town today Owing TO the back
ward spring. he had not started work
with his large steam breaking outfit
yet.
Oscar and Benny Coover left Sat
urday for the trans Missouri country,
where they will work on a steam-plow
outfit for Chas. Delger their brother
in-law
b. G. McElroy and his Interesting
family leave to-day for Napoleon.
where Mac. has accepted a position
with Bryant at 500 per week He is
good printer. and we wish him sue
cess
Last week Emanuel Rcichert sold
his quarter section. south of Brad
dock. for the modest sum of $500
cash, to Ed Hnmmcl and will move
to Bismarck. where he will make his
future home
All the help that can be procured
is busy unloading lumber and other
building material for local lumber
yards. and it is being hauled o,l' By
farmers about as fast as it is unload
ed from the cars.
Chas. Paulson, who was here work
ing with Will Fulmer. ol the Linton
Construction Company sprained his
ankle while PLAYING ball Saturday
evening and was compelled 10 give
up work He returned 10 Linton Tues
day
Ground was broken last week fo..
DR. Welch's new drug store. for which
the Linton Construction Company
has the contract. The building,
which is to be 24x5o feet. will be
thoroughly modern and a credit TO
Braddock.
The basket social given in the
5school-house Saturday evening oil las,
week was a social and financial sue
cess; the proceeds, which 90 toward
building a fence around the local Gem
etery, amounting 10 s16.5o No bas
ket sold for less than 50 and sone
went as high as $521
Saturday afternoon John Melander
came near losing his righf arm by
having it caught in he bell of trip
hammer i'm his blacksmith shop The
belt was slipping, and. when John
reached his arm through 70 pnl soap
on it, his sleeve caught and his arm
slipped over The puls Fortunately
the belt flew off, and the only ininrA
received was burn from u
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-05-09

ing. lime house sash and door house
and lumber shed. the latter 10 be
is 50 feet. and double deck.
Nick Graham today purchased,
through r. ID Coonen several rcsi
dence lots in Hazelton and will sooa
move the Semling house ON them
\ large crowd of the friends and
neishbors of the family enjoyed #
dance AT the home of MIR and Mrs
Gus oatiinrud last Friday evening.
L. IA Briggle has moved his dwell
ing in from the farm. and he aud his
family are occupying IL temporarily
A new one will replace it this sum
mcr
j. X SNYDER. who has been dons
station work at Ilerried for the 500
for some time past, was here ON busi
ness and To renew acqmaintances last
week
The pop OF the engine in John
Wray's feed mill is getting to be a
continuous performance. and Mr..
Wray has about all the business one
man cares to handle
Manager L.. Lewis, ot the local
ward oi the Dacoiah Lumber Com
pany is kept indoors with pair or
badly inilamcd eyes. the result eli
taking cold after an injury ,o one of
them
Mrs. j. |. Roop has large flock of
orphan chickens incubator hatchcd
They are strong and lively and prom
Use To put the Roop household ahead
of the season with fried spring
chicken.
Carpenters Foglc 4 Skelengcr. OF
Linton, are here this week adding thu,
finishing touches to the new dwelling
OF Attorney and Mrs H. A Arm
strong. and r. r Jones is identifying
it with paint
Mrs. Robert Buchanan was i'm from
Buchanan Valley Tuesday and re.
ports the commissioner as having a
tnsslc with the grip She and their
boys have Just recovered from this
entertaining malady
Catholic services were held here.
Tuesday. after which, we understand.
the members of the church formulat-
ed plans for the building of a steeplc
and for the making of other improve
ments To their church in llazellon in
the near future
w q. Hull had AN experience ten
days ago that might have been much
worse He was plnwing with five
partially broken horses, one a stall
lion, when i'm some manner the tongue
of the plow broke and the team be-
came almost unmanageable In try
ing To llnhitch them billy received
a kick on the head that nearly rem
dcrcd him insensblc and left an ugly
c'lt on his scalp. But for the timely
arrival of neighbors. a destructive
runaway would doubtless have or
f.iIrroJ
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-05-09

pendicular position and places them
in the form of a shock on the table
which. when loaded automaticallv
deposits the shock on the ground i'm n
proper position This machine will
prove a grea: boon to the farmers and
srain-raisers of the northwest. and
will surely yield fortune for tho
patentee. We understand that Mr.
Leitch has interested + ] lIVdgins.
cashier OF the Citizens State Bank. in
the matter, and that they expect To
soon go east to make arrangements
for the manufacture of the machines
A prairie chicken with Il golden
bracelet attached to leg is wander
ing around somewhere over the broad
eNpanse OF sun-kissed prairie Of North
Dakota. and nimrods all oyer the
state are cautioned To be carers not
to lnjure the golden band when they
bring to earth the timid game bird.
says the Minot Reporter rhe chick.
ell was released by ii prominent clio
thier of Rugby, who nursed the bird
i'm the basement under his store from
its slender infancy to mature chicken
hood. Before sending the bird ont i'm
quest for !, mate the Rugby man hicd
himself to Il jewelers. establishment
and had the wielder of the blowpipe
manufacture IA small bracelet with the
name and address of the starter i'm
graved thereon Any hunter, who
through the adroit manipulation of the
shot-g gun is lucky enough TO bag the
bird is requested to notify the news
papers and also the man at whose
solicitation the unique calling card
was made. Undoubtedly the chicken
will be killed in several parts Of tho
state before the end OF the shooting
season.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-05-09
The Best Breaking.
of Wells count

= y,
i'm Dakota Farmer: My experience Is
that deep breaking, we'll turned over
and smoothed down will nearly al
WAYS raise IA good crop OF fax the
same year the breaking is done, and
a good crop of macaroni wheat the
following year Both crops should be
put we'll into the ground with drill
The flax stubble should be dislsed bc.
fore the wheat is sowed After the
wheat is harvested the stubble can be
backset and no fear need be enter
tanned about the sod not rOtting The
niacarOni wheat straw grows rank and
does not allow weeds, grass, nor even
tnmbling mustard and thstles to grow
When ground is handled this way
breaking can begin as soon as frost
leaves and continue until flax seeding
time
In this part, one hundred acres of
good spring breaking sowed from MAY
10Th to 3oth usually produces one
thousand or more bushels of fax and
the following year about twenty-five
hundred bushels Of wheat What
other crop will come anywhere near
eonaling these two After this, the
ground is ready for almost any kind
OF crop
Around here have been seen few
pieces Of so-called shallow breaking,
whore there was nearly as much skip-
ing as breaking and they did not pro
duce good crops
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-05-09
HAZELTON HAPPENINGS.

lIfroni HazeIton Republican. May
Rev FIR Peter WolInik. Of BIS
marck will be here again MAJ 70 ~
conduct Catholic services
Postmaster Cell this mornlns IN
stalled a new section Of lock boxes
and another of call boxes.
A. l.. Cell has purchased Of Z. II
Briggle the business lot west Of this
Office. and will soon have il covered
With substantial building,
G. l.. Merrick was here couple of
hours yesterday in conference with
Manager Better in regard to the new
lumber yard. 1t is expected that the
contractors will be here Monday to
begin the erection of an Office build
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-05-09

IN County Court Charles u larlcy+
Judge.
Ia the Matter of the Estate fAnton Netitr.
deceased
Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance.
of order Of license therefor duly issued
out of the above named court TO the under
signed on the I'D day OF April 1907, will
sell the following described real and per
ter deceased. to-wit:
Lot five in block three he original tna
site Of Hague. \. d.
10 shares of bank stock IN li.gti. STATE
Bank: Certificate M. ~.
II shares ~ bank stock In IIh.n. y atr
Bank; Certificate No q
J share, Of bank stock in iingu" STATE
Rank: Certificate No. *
- shares Of bank stock in Hasue STAT.
Bank: Certificate No. -
10 share, of corporate stock In Ar'aS nion
Store; Certificate No.a
one notn given by Anton Wirneerief ior
$1,000
one note given by Vincent, schmidt for
$500
That said sale Will bc made nt the cham
bcrs OF the county court in Linton. North
Dakota. at public yendue on the 25tii day OF
May. 1907. AT the hour Of 2 O'Clock p. m. OF
said day. upon the terms Of all cash upon
the completion OF the sale
Dated at Hague. North Dakota on his
I'D day OF April. i.D1
BARBARA vETTEH.
Administrator of the Estate OF Anton Vet
ter. deceased
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-05-09
Notice Of Sale.

state Of North Dakota. County ~ Emmon,
IN County Court charles iarlcy
Judge.
Ia 'hc Matter of the Estate of fAnton ver,sr
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-24
Balloon Garb The /. atest.

Hyen though women Of fashion may
be scared at the thought Of ballooning
they probably will keep their fears to
themselves and not show the white
feather, for they would have to be
timid indeed to forego the aerial sport
now that London tailors say q practi-
cal yet becoming dress for balloonists
has been designed. One west end tai
Tor shows q highly attractive costume
OF palest green. with long silk veil
ana Canadian mittens. Such garb, he
asserts, Is Just the thing for the gen-
tnresome woman who wishes to Be
sailing round the moon. We an ra-
member! the craze among women ia
wear automobile garb though they
never had ridden IA motor car. May
be q similar silly DOMINIC Of the giants
robe will be seen In the case Of women
who never get higher IN the air than q
nat house roof.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-24
Notice Of Mortgage Sale.

Notice is hereby given that that certain
mortgage, executed and delivered by Perry
n. Burton and Janet NJ. Burton, his wife,
mortgagors, ito u William q. g Watson, mort.
gage, dated the 10th day of December,
1904, and filed forrecord in the Office OF
the register of deeds of, the county of Bur-
leigh and state of North Dakota on
the the. 10th day of December, 1904, and
recorded in book 40 Of Mortgages at page
~, will be foreclosed by a sale of the
premises in such mortgage and hereinafter
described at the front door of the court
house in the county of Burleigh and state
of North Dakota at the hour of 2:15
o'clock p. m. on the 18th day of May,
1907, to satisfy the amount due upon. such
mortgage on the day of sale. The premises
described in such mortgage and which will
be sold TO- satisfy the same are described as
follows: ~ 20 ta.S
Lots. Seven t7), Eight 80 and Nine co.,
in block one hundreded and thirty-two (ls23,
of Williams addition to the City of Bis
marck, North Dakota, according to. the
recorded plat thereof on file and OF record
i'm the office Iof the register, of deeds in
and for Burleigh County, Mort Dakota.
There will be due on ssncn mortgage at
the date of sale the sum of $573.6O.
q Dated at Bismarck, N. D. April 2, 1907.
Cochrane & Taylor, Mortgage
Attorneys for Mortgage