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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-27

tucinalS de Caracas, uno de los Pc
ri6dicos mas importantes de la
America latina, reproduce la her.
mosa poesia de nuestro querido
amigo Eugenio Astol, sArnerfs
ideals, premiada con la for natural
en- los Juegos Florales de Manati.
Ri sehor Rafael Mangual
Delgado, ha sido designado en- Ma
yagjiez para desempeiar el cargo
de Secretario de aquel municipio.
I'll Juez municipal conden6
hoy 4 Policarpo Hernandez q pagar
IS dollars de multa por haber heri-
do casualmente, hace unos diss,
con un revolver, en- Miramar, 4 Be.
uito Morales.
Para mahana a las de la
tarde esta arrnciada en- Ia pizarra
del correo la llegada del vapor sPhi-
ladelphiap, procedente de los Esta-
dos Unidos.
Aver fueron asistidos en- Ia
sala de socorros Nicomedes Monte,
de una confusion al dorso del pie
izquierdo; y Jose Taboada, de ura
confusion en- la region lntercostal
izquierda.
Aver ingres6 en- la carcel &c
Dlstrito, en- sumaria, Antonio Or
tiz, acusado de seduction.
-Por embriaguez y escandalo
, fuE arrestado aver Santiago Barce-
l6.
En- el bairio sPuerto RealD,
, de Vieques, Ocurri6 I'm incendio
4 anteayer quemandose dos casas de
la propiedad de Juan Rivera. 81
!. hecho Sc supons casual,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-27
Sangriento asalto
Tribus argelinas,

Paris, noviembre 27.-Se han recibldo notlcias
de esta capital que revelan gran descontento entire
los indigenas de Argelia contra Fraucia. Diez mil
de kstos pertenecientes distintas tribus unidas
para combatir las tropas fraucesas, atacaron un
campamento de estas, entire las cuales haba I'm es-
cuadr6n de bahiS indfgenas tambien de Argelia pc
70 leales Franca 81 asalto fuk sangriento de
terribles resultados para los asatanes Las tropas
francesas que Sc hallaban alerta, respondleron al
aaque con tai empuje que los indigenas fueron re-
chazados perdiendo 200 hombres Las perdi-
dasde los franceses solo ascendieron 4 ocho muer.
toS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-27

Sidencia, donde tanto Sc le estims
por sus bellas condolences de carac.
ter. Reiteramosle el testimonio dc
huestro afecto.
Han cumplldo sus condemns
en- la carcel municipal Ricardo Sitil,
Juan Rosado, Bias del Vale, Vidal
Lao, Juan Sanchez, Jose Candida.
rio y Marta Barbosa.
Manifestations si6liticas,
Glceras, herpes, barros y demas
impurezas de la sangre no tienen
raz6n de molestar al genero huma.
no, desde que fue inventado el fa-
moso sDepurativo russo Makharoff. !
Nos dicen de Cataiio, que
hace falta sentar allf la mano bier
fuerte en- 10 que respecta q moral
pdblica. Una porci6n de mujeres
de NAL vivir, procedentes de Sar
Juan, en- su mayor parte, han idc
a vivir a aquel barrio, donde pro
uneven grandes des6rdenes. Ves
ESQ el cabo Navarro.
Sc encontraba aver en- ests
ciudad el sefior Julio Brenes, d.
Guayama.
Ri joven farmaceutico licen
clado Luis Antonio Ortiz, correli-
gionario nuestro, de Ponce, saliC
hoy para Caguas con objeto de es
tablecerse en- aquella ciudad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-27

81 Hon. y. F. Willoughby,
acting Governor de Puerto Rico,
he desestimado los cargos presenta-
dos contra el sehor Francisco Zen6n
Gely, por personas de Patillas. 81
gobierno esta satsfecho de la adml.
nistraci6n municipal de aquella 10
calidad y el sefor Gely no tan solo
cuenta con la. confanza del poder
Ejecutivo, sino tambien con el
apcyo de los elementos de mas valer
de aquella comarca. Felicitamos q
nuestro amigo que deia bien senta-
do ante el goblerno su buen uombre
y prestiglo.
FL dia dos de diciembre Sc
1eune el Senado de los Estados
Unidos, es decir, principian los ira
bajos de la Legislature americana.
81 siguiente dia de abrirse las Sc
stones, 10 dedica el Senado para Ia
consideration de los nombramien-
tos que somete el Hon. Presiderte
& sd aprobaci6n, hechos por el du.
rante los meses de vacaciones.
Attn no Sc sabe cuando re-
gtesara el Hon. Regis H. Post, Co.
bernador de Puerto Rico. Sc opins
que permanecera en- Washington
hasta despuGs de la aperture de
Congreso americana.
Nuestras noticias son de qu'
todo es favorable psra Mr.. Post
ouien no solo cuenta con Ell apoy'
personal del Presidente, sino tam
bikn con el del ex Gobernador Win
throp, que hace suya la causa de
actual gobernapte.
-Dentro de unos dias regre
sara de los Estados UnidoS el At
ditor de Puerto Rico, Mr.. ]. Cabc
Ward. 81 asuhto pendiente entl
la Auditoria y la Corte Federal
los Estados Unidos esta Ell estudi
en- Washington.
Ain no Sc sabe quien eje
cera las funciones de Attorney g
neral. Sc asegura que Mr.. Wal
trabajaba su candidetura.
-Relaci6n de aspirantes
eierclclo de Ia Abogacia q
han sldo admitidos 4 exams
con arreglo 4 la Ley de 70 de mar
de 1904: Segundo grado. -Sehor
Victor Burset , Eduardo Gibson.
Tercer grado: -Sehores Ramon
gssquera, Francisco socrro, Vice
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-27

to del Interior q la publication de la
convocatoria para el concurso, que
marca dicha ley, entire arquitectos
de los Estados Unidos y Puerto RI
co 4 fin de elegir el meior plano
que Sc presente.
Tratase de una obra de indu-
dable importancia y de suma meet
sidad, que al propio tempo ha de
dar ocupaci6n a gran ndmero dc
brazos, por 10 cual esperamos que
Sc proceda cuanto antes 4 anuncial
el referido concurso.
Tome nota el sehor Comisio-
nado del Interior.
Por nuestra psrte, estamos dis
puestos 4 inSistir sobre el asunto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-27
|NFORMES |D|VERSOS
En- Venezuela. - RObO
al maestro Campos.
Nueve mil pesos.
MANSION EJECUTIvA
Novenas. = Investigation en-
el Manicomio. -Per NAL.
tratar un 4 loco.
MANSION EJECUTIvA

Seg1n notlcias, el maestro
Gustavo Ma de Campos, que estuvc
aquf nace POGO con una Compafifa
de Zarzuela, fue vfctima en- Caracas
de un robo, sustrayendole del hotel
donde sc hospedaba una cantidad
como de nueve mil pesos.
-Ha llegado hoy en- el sCa-
racass el coronel sefior Thomas Ig-
nacio Perez, venezolano, que va
habfa residido otra vez en- esta ciu-
dad, donde cuenta con numerosas
relaciones.
Ell Fiscal de la Corte de Dis.
trito sefor Torres Grau ha fjado
en- 81, 900 la fanza para la libertad
provisional del joven Agustin Fe-
lid Aguilar, acusado de homicide
en- Ia persona de Emilio Rodriguez
Diaz.
"A causa de estar muy ocu-
pado en- el despacho de su cores
pondencia Official, no ha podido re.
cibir hoy a ninguna persona el 60
bernador INFERNO Mr.. Willoughby.
-Mafiana comenzaran en- Ia
iglesia de San Francisco las move
mas en- honor de Ia Inmaculada
Conception.
En- el dia de hoy han girado
una vista al Manicomlo los sefores
Anexis y Penedo Benitez con obje.
to de practicar una investigation
sobrc NAL trstamiento q Tin loco
por el celador Enrique Puich.
Para mshana pof la s.noch'
esta ..ananciada en- nuestro teatro
una function del celebrado artists
de 6 afos de edad Carlos Fuster
que va Sc exhibi6 el domingo dlti
moy fue muy arlaudido. Is ur
nlho de gran precocidad que recit'
y canta en- espafiol ( ingles y prac-
tica algunos ejercicios de prestidi.
gitaci6n. Vale la pena de ir a
teatro.
-Maiiana Sc cumplen och'
ahos de haber fallecido en- Sar
Juan el reputado maestro compost
tor, director de Ia orquesta de Il
Capilla de la Catedral, seiior Felip'
Gutierrez.
Hoy por la mahana Sc OBJ
servo bastante turbia el aqua de
Acueducto.
-Sabemos que el duefo de
caballo sPeligroO que gan6 premi
en- las 1ltimas carreras, debido
informe facultativo, y 4 los persis
tentes rumores sobre procedenci
de dicho caballo, ha resuelto retl
rarlo del Hip6dromo.
Una multitud de cabras suel
tas, procedentes del matadero, In
vaden todas las noches la calle Edt
Sol entire San Justo y Tanca, des
tapando los zafacones y derramar
do la basura por la calle, a part
del escarceo que producer, Int
rrumpiendo el sueho de aquel VI
cindario.
-Ha mejorado va de sus do
lencias, la piofesora sefiorita Paqu
ia Balaguer, de Ponce, que pres
sus servicios profesionales en- Bay
mon. Lo celebramos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-27
NOT|C|AS DEL D|A
VacaciOnes en- las es-
cuelas phblicas. Ell
teniente Castro.
OFIClNAS PUBLICAS
Compania de opera italiana.
Falta de valores en- una
carta. DE reereso.

OeSuS manaua luGVSS, naSL2
el lunes, estafan en- vacaciones los
alumnos de las escuelas p1blicas.
Sc espera que en- ell vapor
sCatalufia,o pase mahana por este
puerto, con rumbo 4 la Habans, la
Compaiifa de Opera contratada por
el sefior Narciso Lopez.
Con motive de la festividad
del dia, maiiana permaneceran ce-
rradas todas las ofcinas p1blicas.
-Hemos visto en- esta ciudad
al primer teniente de la policla Sc
nor Castro de serv.cio en- Mayagiiez.
-1nf6rmasenos que una res.
petable casa comercial de ests
ciudad recibi6 una carta con sello
de entrega especial, en- Ia que lie re-
mltfan una cantldad de dinero, que
al ser revisada Sc halo incomplete,
faltando IS dollars.
-En el vapor sCatalufias que
tomara puerto mafana, llegaran
de Espafia el sefior Luis Sanchez
Morales, su esposa y su nifio, quien,
como va dijimos, naci6 en- Barcelo-
ma. Ese nifio, segdn informes, fue
alli mismo inscrito en- el consulado
americana, como ciudadano de los
Estados Unidos.
-Esta noche dara retreta en-
Ia plaza principal Ia banda del Re
gimiento de Puerto Rico.
Para servir una escuela ru-
raj en- Las Marias, ha sido nombra.
do el professor Ricardo Martinez.
-En el barrio sPugnadoO de
Vega baja el pollcia Robes sor-
prendi6 & cinco individuos jugando
al smonteS. Fueron detenidos ocu.
pandoseles dineto y nalpes.
-Ha fallecido en- Mayagiiez el
conocido industrial SatuYnino Sc
pdlveda.
-Sabira Diaz, fue detenida
aver en- Puerta de Terra, por el
guardia Juan Morei1a, por hurto
de dos barras de jab6n en- el esta,
bleclmlento de Felipe Luyanda. 81
juez municipal la conden6 hoy q
sells meses de arresto.
Sc nos remite la sigulente
nota para su publication:
sDe acuerdo con la proclama.
ci6n del Presldente Roosevelt de-
dia de gracias, servicios propios Sc
conduciran en- la iglesia Episcopal
de San Juan Bautista, mahana a Ia:
diez a. m. Fl ofrecimiento Sc de-
dicara al hospital. 81 pueblo er
general Is cordialmente invitados
Ri concejo municipal de Hu
macao, en- session celebrada el 2.
del actual lie acept6 Ia renuncia Out
presentara el alcalde de aquelll
ciudad sehor Emilio Cuaera. Est,
10 ha comunicado hoy ssi al Go
bernador.
-Rsta tarde quedaran hecha
por el director de Sanidad, Benef
ceAcia y Oorrecciones los principa
les nombramientos para cubrir al
gunas vacantes ocurridas en- el pei
: sonal subalterno del Manicomio.
Sc encuentra enfermo el abe
gado sehor Figueroa Maestro, res
a dente en- esta ciudad.
9 -Ha sido declarada vacante
8 plaza de CONCEAL que desempehab
: en- el ayuntamlouto de Rio PtedrS
o el sefior Lucas Castro, por habt
este fallecido.
l. -TuvimoS hoy el gusto I
!. recibir la vista de nuestro buenc
e amigos y correligionarios de G
e guas sehor Celestino Sols y Led
Ie Arce, a qulnes reiteramos nuest
II afectuoso saludo.
-Hasts el sabsdo por IL m
, hana queda transferida la sesi,
del Consejo Eiecutivo que debel
S. celebrarss mahans por Ia tarde.
-Nuestro co!sga SEl Cons
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-03-14
lANGDON'S FUTURE WELFARE.

If Langdon had a commercial or bust
ness organization among Its leading
citizens q united movement could be
made 10y this city with the approach of
spring tending toward tho permanent
Improvement of the different roads lead
Jug into L~angdon. The roads running
rorth and cast are both IN very poor
condition, though there is in reality
little or any ground for oiscrimina-
lion in whatever direction Langdon is
approached by the traveller whom the
weather conditions are such "a tend to-
wa1d bad roads. Langdon Is the coun-
ay seat town and has many business adj
vantages over its neighborS, but with
the development of the whole county in
Iate years consequent to railroad build
isg.4uitc IA falling OFF in grain shipments
and other lines of business naturally
Gollow. If Langdon is to MAINTAIN its
standing as q trade centre and gram
market our business men must show a
uesire to induce the trade from outside
points to come this way. First the
roads should be put III the best of shape
for heavy traffic. with a generous share
of this work being done under the d.
rection and at the instance of u mer-
chants and business men. There should
also be an effort made to insure those
Who come here to market their grain
that prevailing prices and grades are
the best. and whenever possible q shade
better than offered by other tributary
towns. These are two things that are
sure to count in the maintaining of
Langdon future prestige a. a business
centre. of nearly equal Importance is
he maintaining of the confidence of the
trading public by Langdons many lines
VI trade. Langdon has stores and other
line. of industry that today bring
business and dollars here from all over
the county. This trade must be care
fully nurtured and everything done to
promote its increase and growth. a
county seattown, as centrally located as
Langdon is, with its business interests
made a unite in working for the future
Welfare of the town, has nothing but
good to look for in the growth and de
yelopment of the county. But, on the
other hand. if our business men are dila-
cory and fail to look upon the interests
If the town a, a whole with the same
amount of energy and enterprise they
give their own individual interests. the
opportunity is at once afforded for the
smaller towns tributary to gain by their
negligence. Langdon needs a greater
amount Of organized commercial enter
prize. there is plenty of individual effort
and now Is a good time TO do something
N the way Of taking the step. which is
needed right at the present time and
later on may become an Imperative
zecessity.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-03-14
THE MTtklY NEWSPAPER.

Democrats often complain OF lack of
representation among the dailies of,the
-arge cities. and they frequently make
an effort to raise money by subscription
20 assist in starting a daily. 1t is be-
coming more and more evident that
snuch better results can be obtained
from the starting of state weeklieS. A
tally in a large city is a business Ven
-ure until it succeeds, and it becomes a
great business enterprise if it does Sue
iced, 1t requires a large plant and ne
cessitatea a large daily pay roll As a
rule. a daily paper does not succeed un-
III some one person has secured enough
took to make it worth his while to de
+ote his entire energy to the paper, and
q man who MAKES a business success of
a large newspaper must give his whole
LINE and attention to it As soon As a
tally is on 8 paying basis ii tends to be-
coma Of less value as a party organ and
as a vehicle for the spread of party doc
trlnes. AS a rule, it is edited in the
counting-room rather than in the
editorial department, and in most cases
the owner of the paper is not the editor.
:. maj who has the business ability to
auiid up a great newspaper plant gene
rally has not the training necessary for
the writing of editorials. We find,
therefore, that our great dailies are be-
coming more and more impersonal:
hey have no individuality behind them
Ga conscience which speaks through
chem. Ihe editorial writer's come and
90 and while they stay their editorials
are shaped to meet the wishes of the
man or group Of men in control. Some
ut the large dailies are owned by cor
:poasGe interests that need newspaper
adefsnaess and many of the dailies are
-'~c'connecSed with exploiting enterprises
sssr&o be worse than useless as opponents
of public ,apinion. 1t is not unusual
far AL Of the newspapers of a city to
raliy aNos0t SOME franchise holding com
pany when it seeks further privileges.
and yet the corporation candidate NAV
I've defeated in ar election by one who
tsas no newspaper support. So much
for the daily. Because of the waning
Influence of its editorial page it is likely
20 become more and more a mere news.
t.aper, appealing for patronage to the
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-03-14

For farm loans see John T.. Robertson.
Sewing machines at 1915 at McGruer
& Wold's.
Liebeler has seed oats for sale. No
wild oats.
Thos. Barry was y visitor from Osna-
brock between trai..s Friday.
John l.. Robertson has lots of money
for first and second mortgage loans.
When you buy a sack of flour buy the
best. "Hannah's Pride" is guaranteed.
Mrs. II. A. Beechie was in Langdon
last Friday from Osnabrock shopping
between trains.
Harry Bowles was in Langdon on Fri
day last with his daughter, who wrote at
the teachers examination.
Miss Green, milllner with the Boyd
department store returned last Thurs
day from her visit of a month IN the
Twin Cities.
Pastor w. H. Walker of the Baptist
church of this city will conduct services
at Stilwell on next Sunday afternoon
commencing at three o'clock.
McGruer q Void will meet any prices
that you are able to quote on Edison
and Victor talking machines and re-
cords, besides saving you the freight.
Col. Jack D%onnelly, we'll known by
the local grain trade, was here this week
from Minneapolis, where he figures
quite prominently on the board of trade.
r. b. F'alconer's water wager was
called into requisition the other night
to supply one of Jim Hills big freight
locomotives that had run dry and threat
ened to die" on the train crew.
Miss Elizabeth Reilly, Miss Sadie NJ.
Hanna, of Hannah and Miss May Nc
Arthur Of Wales were among the visit
ing teachers of Cavalier county schools
here last week to attend the examina-
ton.
Miss barbara Mcmillan. who has been
engaged in nursing here since resigning
her position with the hospital at Hannah,
has been under the doctors care in her
rooms over the First National Bank ill
with appendicitis during the past week.
Miss McMurray was in Langdon yes
terday from Hannah recognizing her
music classes after the holiday vacation.
With mex week she will resume her
weekly visits here. Particulars of which
may be obtained upon enquiry at the
home of Mrs. A. |. Birtch.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-03-14
NOTICE OF cHA1TEL MORTGAGE SALE,

81 Default having been made in the conditions
day Of April 1905. Executed and deliyer .ns b WI! q
W. Miller n9ortg!agor to Eliza Diamond, mort.
gage aud tiled in the office of the register OF
deeds for Cavalier county. N. D., the ist day Of
3 isoa. at 10 o'clock. a. N. as follows. to-wit:
mat, maturity. said debt being the snm of 5000,
MIN interest q. IL per cent per annum from
April 18th, 1907. due August 18th, 1905 of which
amount the sum of s2s IA is now due by reason
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of said
Default nd the power of sale contained in said
MORTGAGE. and by order of Eliza Diamond, the
present owner of said mortgage 1 will sell the
n n,loWing chattels. described therein. to-wit:
s sssh wood; Mantle. q public auction, for
1asu, az 'ne 'front.' 1oor of the post office in the
a isU7, > F. From m,'1 3hs SATURDAY; the 10th Day Of March
be paid First. the costs and expenses of said
,noftgase sale. and lawful attorney fee Second,
OF sale Third, the balance to the owner oSthe
'nortgag-d property.
n. ELIZA DIAMOND. Owner.
Da'sd lanxdon. N. D., March 9th, 1901,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-03-14

members of all parties and relying upon
its advertising for its profits. If the
democrats of a state need an organ, let
them establish a weekly at the capital
ing center. If there is already establish
ed a newspaper which is ably edited
and which devotes its attention to state
and national politics, it may be easier to
convert this paper into a state organ
than to establish a new one. Let the
paper be known as the state organ of
the party and let the state committee
use it for the spread of such information
a. needs to be presented to the voters.
Money put into a weekly will enable the
party leaders to reach a great many
more voters than could be reached by
the same amount investedin a daily, and
the weekly is read more carefully than
the daily. The editor of a weekly is
known: his character stands back of his
writings and is a pledge for the truth of
what he says. The weekly is likely to
grow in political influence for it is the
only paper that can beowned and edited
by the same man. The editor is close
to the people and not only knows their
necessities, but cannot afford to betray
his readers into the hands of predatory
wealth. His advertisers, too, are not of
the kind that attempt to control the
policy of the paper. We ought to have
a democratic weekly of state circulation
in every state. The state weekly will
not only not interfere with the local
weellies but it ought to work in
harmony with them. Newspaper litera-
ture is the cheapest that there is, and
as nearly every voter takes several pa
pers there is no reason why he should
not take a weekly giving the news of the
community and discussing local issues,
and in addition subscribe for a state
weekly which will defend his interests
in all matters of state Importance. The
Commoncr cannot cover the ground Of
the state weekly because it is a national
rather than a state paper and it's
columns are devoted to the discussion of
questions of national Importance. 1t
Will cooperate with the state weeklies
and the local weeklies. for each has a
sphere of its own and all can work to-
gether for the PRONUNCIATION of demo-
cratic principles, for the advancement
of democratic policies and for the pre-
servation of a government 'of the people
by the people and for the people" The
democrats of each state are urged to
consider tho question of establishing a
weekly democratic paper, and the sooner
the work is commenced the better. We
ought to have these papers now to lay
the groundwork for the coming cam
a ign. The Commoner.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-03-14
IN BANKRUPTCY

In the district court of the United States for
the district of North Dakota
In the matter of John f. Wang, bankrupt -
In Bankruptcy.
To the creditors of John f. Wang, of Nekoma,
in the county of Cavalier, and district afo.e
said, a bankrupt notice is hereby given, that on
adiudicated bankrupt, and that the first meet
ing of his creditors will be held in Grand Forks,
\. Oak, at the office of H. l. Withheld on
manifestly announcement forthe partiesin inter
est to hold the meeting at Langdon, the county
seat of the county in which the bankrupt re-
sides, at which time the said creditors may at
tend. prove their claims. appoint y trustee,
examine the bankrupt, and transact such other
business as may properly come before such
meeting.
II. L.. WHITFIELD,
Referee in Bankruptcy f.
Grand Forks, N. D., March Ii, 1907.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-03-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

deceased.
Notice is hereby given tina the undersigned
e; +: Erickson, administrator of the estate Of
in the county of Cavalier and state of North
Dakota, deceased, to the creditors of, and ali
persons having claims against, said deceased,
to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
of this notice, to said administrator at Elk
wood. post office, in the township of Hope, in
said Cavalier county.
Dated February 18th, A. ID. 1907.
CT ERICKSON, Administrator.
D., 1907. 32-a,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-03-14

Precinct returns ofthe township cleo
tlonS to be held on Tuesday of next
week. March, 18th, if mailed us by the
clerk of the township at once after the
closing of the polls will reach this Office
in time to be printed in the paper
that week. Each year the DEMOCRAT
trys its best to give the readers results
of the township elections with the least
possible delay AM the prompt compli-
ance with this request of the paper by
the township clerks will be of the great
est assistance.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-03-14
Rheumatic Pains Relieved

b. f. Crocker. Esq, now 81 years, of
age, and for twenty years justice of the
peace at Martinsburg, Iowa. says: II
am terribly afflicted with sciatic rheuma-
tism in my left arm and right hip. l
have used three bottles of Chamberlain's
Pain Balm and it did me lots of good"
For sale by N. Il. McGruer.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-03-14
letter, Salt Rheum and Eczema.

These are diseases for which Cham
berlain's Salve is especially valuable. 1t
quickly allays the itching and smarting
and soon effects a cure. Price, % cents.
For sale by N. E. McGruer.