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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-07
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-07
ECOS DEL EXTERIOR
Volcan submarine en-
el canal de Yucatan.
Informes nanticos.
UNA CAUSA CELEBRE
Contra uu Millionaire amer.
cano. En- Ia Camara de
Diputados de Madrid,

Comunicau de Mejico que los
navegantes habituales del golfo
han producido gran sensaci6n, con
sus informes, en- los centres cienti-
6cos de aquelll ciudad.
Aseguran que el fondo del mar
en- el canal de Yucatan ha Gambia
40 recientemente, causa, sin duda,
de Ia formacion de TN volcan sub
marino.
Los sondajes que han practlca-
do, les revela que existen ahora
grandes profundldas donde antes
habia POGO fon 10 y vice versa.
-Participan de Berlin que el
dfa IS del mes pasado Sc suicide en-
Beysuth el ceIebre cantante de
opera Teodoro Bertrand.
La cauao de tan extrema reso-
lucion fue Ia tiisteza que lie produjc
la tragica muerte de su esposa; que
pereci6 Ell el mes de febrero Ell e
naufragio del vapor Berlin en- Ia
costa de Holanda.
-Dicen de New York que sert
aplazada nuevamente la vista de !;
ceIebre causa contra Ell joven mtllo
oalio Harry Thaw, por el asesinatc
del arquitecto Stanford White, qu'
Sc habla senalado para el dia d
este mes.
| CIeese que, probablemente, ser,
dejada para fines de enero. Tam
bien Sc cree que la defensa pedir;
que Sc Gamble Ia lista de jurados
| de donde habran de ser sacados 10
que decidan sobre la culpabilldaC
J de Thaw.
-Dicen de Madrid que la ca
mara de Dlputados, despu@s de III
anlmadisimo debate, derroto un pro
yecto de ley por el que Sc aumen
taban los sueldos a los curas de la
aldeas y pueblos de poca importan
cia, los que, segdu Sc adujo en- {
: curse de la discussion, solo CANADA
actualmente IL centavos al dia.
81 gobierno declare que est
asunto debia primero ser sometld
4 la consideration del Vaticano
que, ademas, la situaci6n economic
en- que actualmente Sc encuent1
Espafia impide que Sc piense en-
} aumento de los gastos.
-Comunican de Washingto
que miembros promlnentes de
Ccnferencia de la Paz Centro.ame
ricana han mantfestado que la &C
mission que tiene su cargo la re
dacci6n del tratado general de pa
Sc ha puesto va de acuerdo respect
q las lineas psralelas del mismo.
Ahora Sc ocupa en- redactarlc
trabajo que hasta hoy ha merecid
la aprobaci6n de la Confsrenc'a er
teYa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-07
NOT|c|AS D|VERSAS
Regreso de altos fun
cionarios insulares.
Sa1a de Socorros.
DESGRAClA EN- ANASCO
.Acusados de hurt1.-Tra-
bajador herido, = Cart $
detenidas en- el correo.

Han regreSado de Santa
Isabel, Porce Y Guayama el Acting
Attorney Mr. Brown y el Secretari
de Pderto Rico Mr. Skinner. El
priuero de estns fuucionarios no.
ha informado que es trcmen3a !s
sequia que Sc deja sentir en- las CO
marcas agricolas de Salinas y Qua
yama, al extreme de hallarSe exile
nuada la cana de cultivo.
Aver por la mahana, q Can
delario Reyes, .descargando un rail
con otros peones en- la estacion dc
los carros ElEctrlcos, lie cay6 dicha
pleza de hero sobre un pie, pro
duciendole an fuerte golpe con frac-
tura del dedo grueso. Fue asistido
en- la Sala de Socorros, pasando dc
ALI al hospital para amputarsele q
dedo.
~ iTlENE USTRD uua ca
sa ventilada y fresca con vista al
mar y apartada de sitios NAL sanos
y no llmpios9 Pues inf6rmese en-
estas o6cinas & yer quien desea
arrendarla. 15-5.
Han ingresado en- la carce.
acusados de hurto mayor, los indi
viduos Emiliano Miralle, soldadc
del battalion de Puerto Rico ca A
y Jose Vega, de malos anteceden-
tes, por haberle sustrafdo una car
terra con valores a un marinero de-
vapor de guerra holandes.
Han sido asiStidos en- la Sals
de Socorros, Rosa Blauco. de con
tusi6n sobre el p6mulo y region
ocular derecha; Severe Ramos, con,
fusion sobre el antebrazo derecho y
Oleeario Ortiz, de confusion POI
magullamiento sobre Ia region me
tatarsiana del pie derecho.
-Diceu de Aiasco con fecht
s de este mes; "a las cinco de Ii
tarde de aver Sc dispar6 un tiro e
joven JESUS Echevarria, muy que
rido en- esta sociedad por sus reve
lantes prendas personales. Fl tir'
le penett6 por la boca y a1n no 8
ha podido extraer la bala. Su eS
tado es grave. 81 Tribunal entlen-
de en- e asunto.S
Las Glm0YTQnGS Sc Cufdl
en- 6 d II dfQS, con ell UNGUENTC
DE PAZO, va sea sinples, sangran
tes, con picaz6n, 8 externas, poi rebel
des que sean.
Los doctoreS Ruiz Arnau
Cueto prestaron sus auxilos an
teayer 4 Ia individua Filomena Pul
some vecina de la Gale del Crist
no 10, la que Sc habfa intoxlcad
con una d6sis de clorato de potas
que ingiri6, por equivocaci6u, Sc
gun manifesto ella a los medicos
SD estado es satisfsctorio, segtI
opinion de los expreSados facuIta
tivoS.
-Cartas detenidas en- la adml
nistraciou de corIeos:
Guillermo C6rdova, Juaua Co
to, Felipe Colon, Rafael Casauovas
Robert &. Clarke, Emilio Cartat,
gui, w. A. Grafton, Ludwig Du
place, Juana Diaz, Pasquale Desi
none, Justina Dlaz, Alberto Dfaz
Ramon Elias, (tres cartds) Manue
E,ias, Maria Eloisa, Gregorio Flas
Ramon Fous'ca julia Foutanez
lose Figu-,oa Feline Feliciauo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-07
!uan Do Gulnan lspItsz
ABOGADO-NOTARIO
CALLR ALLEN, 20. p. o. Box 734
Sax /s1@n Puerto Rico.

NaH /tL@n f'HeTk0 Rzc0.
-Ha tenido la atencion de des-
pedirse de nosotros para su residen
ella de Naguaba el sehor Oscar Po-
rrata, juez de paz de dicha pobla
cl6n, que Sc hallaba en- esta ciudad
en- uso de licencia, con objeto de
someterse al tratatamiento de Tin
lupus, que padece hace muchcs
amos, por medic de los rayos X que
lie ha aplicado el doctor Saldafa.
FL seiior Porrata, segdn nos
dice, experimental bastante mejo-
ria. Mucho celebrarenos que esta
siga adelante.
Ell sefor Jose Clivilles, de-
comercio de Arecibo, nos comunics
que ha cesado en- sus negocios Ia
casa que giraba bajo su solo nom
bre, quedando la !iquidacion a car.
60 de la nueva frma J. Clivilles J
ca, que continuara los mismos ne
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-07
.UNGUENTO De DOAN
Cura radlcalmente las almo-
rranas, eczema, picazon
8 comez6n de la plel.

La primera aplicaci6n del Ungiiento
de Doan calma la irritaci6n en- casos de
picaz6n 6 comez6n de la piel y en- La ma
yoria de los casos una sola latica es 10
su6ciente para curar radicalmente les
peores casos de almorranas (salidas 8
sanguinolentas), ronchas, aradores, sa-
banoues, sarpuliido, asperezas del CUTS,
grietas herpes, barros, espinillas etc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-07
Constantine J !abd' VIIIega'
COMISIORISTAS

OMISIORISTAS
rs Broad st. New York E. q. A.
Direction por cable SABAS7ZNC
Sc encargan de agenciar toda cla
Sc de cor1isiones, de la venta de pro
iuctor como cafe, cueros, caucho &, y
de La compra y despacho de toda class
lie mercancfas. Atienden con especia
iidad el despacho dc encomiendas po,
correo.
Sc haceu cargo de acudiencia de
joveues estudiantes y en- relaci6n con
este ramo sumunistIAn toda clase de
datos y cstAlog Z.
CoSsist0aet sIaffcaS.
PEnt2alIdad. EsmtyO , yd sides.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-08-15

George Dunnigan Sr was in the city
from Olga a couple of days last week
visiting friends.
N. D. McIvor, a we'll known elevator
man at Easily visited in the city between
trains yesterday.
F. w. Reynolds the Northwest Thresh-
er Co. representative, came over from
Bathgate in his auto Friday.
Gypsine, all %colors, recommended by
all painters as being the best wall finish
on the market. For sale by Mercer e.
LAWN.
Attorney w. A. Mcintyre drove across
country Monday from Cavalier, where
he looked after the affairs of the Gordon
& Mcintyre firm part of last week. On
the return trip he passed through the
strip of country where the crop was
wiped out by hail in the storm of Satur-
day forenoon. The storm extended
several miles south of Cavalier. The
loss being almost total over the entire
area.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-08-15
DRS. KERR & SMITH
DENTISTS Donovan Block


A. f. Gardner returned yesterday
from a months travel through the
Pacific coast country, having spent
much of the time in Seattle, Portland
and Vancouver. Much of the time he
was west he was in company with his
brother, George W. Gardner. of Mime
apolis. Like others who have lately
made a trip to the Pacific coast towns
Mr.. Gardner returns home quite favor
ably impressed with what he has seen.
Register of Deeds Allan Pinkerton
reached home On yesterdays train after
being away about a month, most of
which time he has spent at Rome, N. Y,
where he underwent treatment for a
cancer that had formed on his lower lip.
The operation was an exceedingly
painful one but is pronounced as having
been highly successful. "Pink" has
friends all over the county who will feel
greatly relieved in learning that the
doctors have been able to remove the
cancer, which undoubtedly If not re-
moved at az early stage would have
terminated fatally.
The restaurant In the Salter building,
between the Ct. Northern and U. G. T.
hotels was purchased last week by MI.
R. G. King, who until lately has been
in charge of the j. f. Ramage meat
market. Mr.. King in taking hold of the
Salter restaurant is able to assure pat
rons of the trade that the business will
be conducted in a tanner that will merit
him with a fair share of their patronage.
In starting up in the restaurant business
in Langdon he brings with him years of
experience in the larger towns of the
east, also having filled the position OF
chef in hotels both in Chicago and the
Twin Cities. He will cater largely to
the local and farmer trade.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-08-15
Use "Hannah's Pride" -four.

j. Wang and wife were in town Fri
day returning from a visit at Milton to
their home in Nekoma.
Dentist Tom Smith is looking after
the practice of Kerr & Smith at Fairdale
and Nekoma this week.
Money always on hand for first and
second mortgage loans on Cavalier
county lands. Best of rates and con-
ditions. 0. E. Thompson, cashier.
Miss Rosie Diamond has been quite
seriously i'll at the family home in South
Langdon with an attack of pneumonia,
but is reported as being in a slightly
improved condition this week.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-08-15
THE OLD HOMESTEAD
Langd0n's Best Restaurant.
Open Day and Night. Meals Served at
All Hours.
CHOP SUEY SERVED DAILY.

Nate Farrell, a transient who has been
ailing for some time at the Ct. Northern
hotel with symptoms of consumption,
left on Tuesdays train for Wheeling, w.
Va, where he has a son and daughter
who will nurse and care for him. The
expense of the trip and transportation
was met by the board of county COM
missioners.
John Karsky was here from West
Superior, Wis, last week remaining a
few days visiting his brother in law,
Tailor George Bostik and a number of
old friends. Mr.. Karsky came to Lang
don in 1887 on the first train that reach.
ed here and opened a tailor shop
which he continued to run until 1892,
when he sold out to Mr.. Bostik.
Matt Schneider and wife of Iona
we're in town Monday, returning from
Leroy, where they had been called ow-
ing to injuries received by Mrs. Schnei-
der's sister, Miss Lena Urlaub who sus-
tanned a conclusion of the brain in a run
away accident at Walhalla last week, in
which she vas thrown from a buggy.
Her condition when they left en- Mon
day was still considered critical although
the family still entertain hopes of her
recovery.
Mrs. Frank Hankey died at her home
about six miles east of Clyde on Thurs
day, of last week, August Sth, typhoid
fever cling the cause of her death. The
deceased was born in Formosa, Ontario,
Canada, on Nov. %, 1881. She was quite
young yet when she cam to this
country, and has been married nearly
two years, and she leaves her husband
with one child about eight months old.
Interment was made at the Clyde ceme-
terry on Monday at 10 a. m. Services
we're held by Rev. Father Bacher.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-08-15

For farm loans see John T.. Robertson.
If you want a square meal for '25 cents
eat at Kings restaurant. The Salter
building.
Butcher Hunter of Alsen, has bought
out the meat market of Schneider Bros.
at Iona.
Now is the time for work shirts, I'M
derwear, gloves, etc. Go to Simon's
place for them.
e. @. Dedrick, the corner hardware
man was up the line Tuesday as far as
Dresden on business.
The M. E. parsonage is being improv-
ed in appearance this week by the
addition of a veranda.
j. H. Bosard, was one of the Grand
Forks legal lights here the later part of
last week attending court.
DIR. r. b. CUTIE was a business caller
while in town last Friday returning to
Calvin from a trip to Olga.
Jerry Frawley is back in the news
paper business some more and is now
editing The Portal International.
Mrs. Fred Borusky came down from
Wales on Monday, going to Olga for a
short visit with relatives and friends.
T. E. Burke returned Saturday from a
business trip to Grand Forks and the
Twin Cities, having been absent two
week.
Louis Lykken and Miss Annie Welo.
of Milton stopped in town Friday en-,
route to Iona for a short visit with
friends.
w. e. Morton, at the Old Homestead
restaurant has the Langdon agency fol
the Grand Forks steam laundry. tTele.
phone No. Ill.
Mrs. Leslie Copeland and children
from Duluth are guests at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Chisholm. They
arrived last week.
Mrs. Gunder Nelson and little sor
came up from Osnabrock yesterday and
are visiting Mrs. G. S. Hunter during 6
short stay in the city.
George Walker, agent here for the
Cargill Elevator Co., went down the line
yesterday as far as Inkster, to install 8
new agent the company is placing there
this season.
Cavalier county's real estate valuation
was given a raise of five per cent by the
state board of equalization, the county
equalization of real property averaging
$3.50 per acre.
Prof. I. Little, of the Langdor
orchestra, went to Milton On Mondays
train having ar engagement to play solo
clarinet there with the band during the
base ball tournament.
Miss Jennie Morris and Miss Mollis
Hetfern. of Ardoch, N. D., arrived il
the city Saturday and are spending 1
couple of weeks visiting at the home OF
their aunt, Mrs. Docksteader.
M. Hamerl, formerly engaged here
with the Mahon-R Robinson Land &
Lumber Co., was a Sunday visitor from
Wales, where he is busy with severa.
extensive carpentering contracts.
Miss Olive Hodgins returned on Tues
days train from a visit of two week!
with her folks at Hannah. While ava,
she accompanied the family to Rocl
Lake, Man., where they were in camp
for some time.
A. T. LeVesconte made the round triI
to Neche and back Tuesday in one o.
his new automobiles. He started from
here in the morning at about half pas
seven taking with him Messrs w. j
Mooney and M. J. O'Malley, who tool
the Ct. Northern through train on theil
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-08-15
Local Happenings :

Langdon city schools reopen for the
fall term Monday, Sept. 9th. Only three
weeks more holiday.
E. A. Wadsworth the land man return
ed Monday from a weeks visit with his
family at their home in Iowa.
Walhalla is having a cooperative
creamery built this fall. The 'Halla is
always open for industrial enterprise
and so are its citizens. j. 4,
Crops in the southwestern tier of
townships in this county we're quite
seriously damaged in the storm of Sun
day the 4th inst. This was the occasion
on which several Langdon buildings were
struck by lightning.
The Milton creamery made a record of
turning out 1000 pounds of butter dur
ing July. The superior grade of the
article is shown from the fact that it
demanded Oh the market a price in ad-
vance of that demanded by dairy butter.
The heavy winds of Saturday and
Sunday have demonstrated to a number
of Langdon property owners how much
it would have saved their shade trees
had the ov%erhanging branches been
trimmed off. In several instances the
windstorm removed the nuisance and in
some cases has destroyed the shapeliness
of the trees.
There has been one or more short
change artists operating in the city the
past couple of weeks. They have been
successful in one or two instances and
unsuccessful in a number of others. They
have the appearance of hobos and drift
in and ask for a "five" for silver, laying
the silver down and while the cashier is
getting the bill they pick up one of the
silver dollars or half dollars. In two in
stances at least, they made the game
work.
Last week a Langdon resident who
takes quite an interest and pride in the
garden on the back of his lot got the
following receipt in reply to an inquiry
made of the agricultural college at Far
go about how to destroy the cabbage
worms that have been a nuisance here
the past two seasons. The receipt on
sists of: One part pyrethrum; one part
hellebore and eight parts -four. Mix
thoroughly and dust or the plants with
a small bellows or sieve early in the
morning, while the dew is still on.
Last Thursday night a very salts
factory test was made of the steam
engine at the city fire hall, which until
recently given a thorough over hauling
had been pronounced as practically "all
in" rs far as usefulness and general
efficiency are concerned. Both the
pumps have been reinforced aud the
hues of the boiler replaced and when
fred up Thursday evening a highly
satisfactory water pressure was the result
Steam was raised in a shorter time than
has been possible for years past, while
the water from the nozzle of the hose
was thrown up higher than the top Of
the Opera House. Such an excellent
condition of affair is the cause of much
self-congratulation among Langdon
people, who Can now look back upon the
anxiety felt owing to insufficient fire
protection, as a nightmare that is now a
thing of the past.
Steamship tickets sold. Apply al
the W. J. Mooney State Bank.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-08-15

You can get a good pair of buckskin
gloves at Kelly's store for $1.0O.
Order your supply of coal now and
avoid trouble and possible hardship
next winter.
"Hannah's Pride" is made from select
ed hard wheat. Sold by Robert fFlem-
ing at Dresden.
Druggist Amos Abbott was up the
line Tuesday to Hannah to look after
his farming interests.
Agent Vim. Bolton and wife were
passengers down the line Tuesday as far
as Park River for a short stay.
Manager Frank Delling of the Milton
Telephone exchange transacted..busl-
ness here Thursday of last week.
R. G. King has purchased the Salter
restaurant and gives a clean up to date
% cent meal. Farmer trade solicited.
Mrs. Little of Pilot Mound, Man., a
sister of DR.. S. G. Gibson, accompanied
by her daughter visited in Langdon over
Sunday.
Blacksmith McComb is making his
residence property or south Third street
more attractive by the addition of a neat
porch and veranda.
Miss Thompson, of Fargo and Miss
Gullickson of Park River, relatives of
Mrs. w. A. Monroe are guests at the U.
@. L. hotel this week.
DR.. w. w. Mcqueen went south Tues
day intending to spend some time slook-
ing over Edmonton and Vancouver be-
fore returning in about two weeks.
Money always on hand for first and.
second mortgage Loans1 on Cavalier
county lands. Best of rates and on
ditions. o. E. Thompson, Cashier.
Mrs. George Barcelo and two of Mr..
Barcelo's daughters left yesterday by
way of Mowbray, Man, for a visit with
friends in Montreal of several weeks.
Druggist Dan McGruer stopped of
here Tuesday on his return from a week
spent in Fargo attending the annual
gathering of the state druggists as
ISOLATION.
Mrs. Bleakley returned on Tuesday
from o weeks visit with relatives at
Killarney, Man. She was accompanied
by her neice, Miss johnson, who will re-
main a few days.
Mrs. Nellie Byrnes, bookkeeper at the
Schulke department store, went south
on Tuesdays passenger for a short va.
cation visit with relatives and friends at
Edinburg and Hoople in Walsh county
Mrs. Ellen Mitchell and little son ar
rived Tuesday from Bismarck. They
will visit here with her sister Miss G. e
Mcmillan, also with relatives at Wales
end Hannah before returning to the state
capital.
lceman Chas. Haugh reports having
lost a bunch of keys somewhere arounc
town Saturday forenoon. There was E
tag attached to the key ring bearing his
name. The finder will greatly oblige by
returning them to him at once.
Banker W. j. Mooney and M. j
O'Malley, manager of the Langdon
Lumber Co., started Tuesday for an ez
tended trip west. During an absence
of a couple of weeks they purpose look.
ing over prospective investments in real
estate at Edmonton and Vancouver.
Jas. johnson is in the city from
Brandon, Man for a visit of a few days
with his brothers, Grant and VIM. N
johnson. In company with his brother
Luke, Mr.. johnson is running a bowling
alley, restaurant and pool room, which
is reported as being we'll %patronized.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-08-15
The wide awake townships all
do it. What? Why put in the
Fargo Metal CuIyerts.

.
Jerry Deneen and Robert Mcdonald
returned last week from Saskatoon,
where both have land. Yesterday they
took the train for West Superior, in
tending to remain there until spring.
Mrs. Mcdonald will continue visiting
here with the Deneens until early in
September.
Barber Bert Elliott. who has been in
poor health for some time past, being
compelled to temporarily dispose of his
business here for that reason, left Tues.
day for Rochester, Minnesota, where he
will remain some time while undergoing
medical treatment. Mrs. Elliott and
the family are at present visiting with
her parents across the line in Manitoba.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-08-15

Simon says: "Star brand shoes are
BETTER"
If you are looking for a snap IN shirts
see Kelly's bargain counter.
Attorney F.>W. Mclean was at Wales
On Saturday between trains on legal
business.
Fred Lachner, an extensive and we'll
known farmer at Wales was a visitor in
town Monday. AZ!
Builders hardware of all kinds and
ready mixed paints. The very best for
sale by Mercer & LAWN.
Cecil Mahon went down to the Forks
yesterday on a business trip, expecting
to return the end of the week.
s. Fl. Little, travelling auditor of the
F. H. Stoltze lumber yards was an over
Sunday visitor here from Devils Lake.
l.. A. Weed, the Hannah life insurance
man, was a business visitor at the county
seat a few days the %forepart of the
week.
Chas. FL. McDermott took Fridays
train for Williston, N. D., where bust
ness matters will demand a stay of a
month or six weeks.
For work shoes go to Simon's place.
He gives a can of Vlscol Oil with every
pair. This oil w~aterproofs all kinds of
leather. See the window.
Mrs. Fletcher mother of Mrs. w. A.
Mcintyre, arrived On yesterdays pass.
enger from Red Lake Falls, Mimi, for a
short visit with the M%cIntyres.
N. Hayes, cashier of the Williams Co.
Bank at Williston, N. D., was greeted by
a number of old Langdon friends while
here on a short business trip last week,
leaving Monday.
M. j. Lighthall, the travelling elevator
superintendent from Larimore was here
Monday making an investigation along
the line of damage done to crops by the
recent hail storms.
U. IS. Marshal Jas. F. Shea, passed
through Langdon on Tuesdays pass
enger to look after harvesting operations
on his big farm in the western part OF
this county neal Calvin.
The arrival of a daughter at the farm
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Myers
east of town is reported as having oc.
CURED on Tuesday. Mrs. Myers and
the little n are reported as progressing
nicely.