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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-02-20
WISCONSIN FOR BRYAN.
delegates to Denver Instructed for
Nebraskan.

Milwaukee, Feb. 15.-The Wisconsin
delegation to the national Democratic
convention at Denver was at the clos
ing session of the state convention in
structed to vote as a unit for William
Jennings Bryan as the Democratic
nominee for president, first, last and
all the time. The platform containing
these Instructions was unanimously
adopted by the convention by a rising
vote.
The platform, which was unanimous
ly adopted, among other things reaf-
firms allegiance to the time-honored
principles of .Jeffersonian Democracy,
declares hostility to Republican ma
tional administrations, charges that
party with appalling abuses and eulo-
gizes William Jennings Bryan as the
greatest living American statesman.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-02-20
Duluth Wheat and Ajax.

Duluth. Feb. 17.-Wheat-To arrive
and on track-No. 1 hard. $1.03%; No.
1 Northern. $1.01%; No. 2 Northern,
98Mc; May, $1.01h; July, $1.O1M. In
store-No. 1 Northern, 99hc; No. 2
Northern. 96hc. Flax--To arrive and
on track. sl.12A; May, $l.14A; July.
$1.16.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-02-20
SMELL JURY DISCHARGED.
Unable to Reach a Verdict in Famou:
Will Case.

Clinton, ILL.,, Feb. 1S.-The jury in
the Smell $4,000, 900 will case has been
discharged by Judge Cachrane, being
unable to reach a verdict. Richard
Shell, the contestant. announces that
he will ask for a new trial of the case
at the May term of court.
The last ballot stood eight for the
contestant to four for the proponents
of the will.
Richard Smell sought to break his
fathers will on the ground that he
vas insane about women.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-02-20
POLICE FINALLY END 1T.
ST. Louis Colored Church Scene of
Bloody Fiuht,


st. Louis, Feb. 15.-The New Hope
Colored Baptist church was. the scene
of a fight in which razors were used
and chairs were welded until the po-
lice interfered. Mrs. Sam Lewis, wife
of Deacon Lewis, was arrested. Dea-
con Alfred Shannon was cut three
times in the face and the collar of
his coat was slashed into ribbons.
The pastor, Rev. Frank Harris, was
laid out by a blow from a chair. Dea-
con Shannon and Rev. Harris were
taken to the hospital. Rev. Harris
condition is serious.
1t is said the trouble arose over an
unpaid gas bill, but Deacon Shannon
declares the whole matter was simply
a plot among ~disgruntled mes to do
up the pastah."
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-02-20
Friday, Feb. IA.

House-Oratory gave way to legis-
lation, with the result hat materia,
progress was made in the executive,
legislative and judicial bill.
Senate-Mr. Clay (Ga.) spoke at
length on the Aldrich currency bill.
Brief remarks on the financial ques-
ton also made by Messrs. Lodge and
Teller.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-02-20
TEN OF THE CREW LOST.
Coal Laden Steamer Wrecked on the
Coast Of Oreqon.

Portland, Ore, Feb. 15.-The Amer
lean ship Emily Reed, 113 days out
from Newcastle, N. S. w., for Port
land, Ore, with coal, went ashore at
the mouth of the Nehalem river on
the Oregon coast and broke in two.
The crew was swept overheard by the
seas. Ten men were lost and six we're
saved, including the captain and his
wife.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-02-20
After Republican Nomination.

c. A. Johnson, a member of the
state legislature and a former mayor
of Minot. has announced his candi-
dacy for the Republican nomination
for governor.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-02-20

Democrats Will Meet at Grand Forks.
Chairman j. L. Cashel of the Demo.
cratic state central committee has is.
sued a call for a state convention to
be held in Grand Forks, March Is.
The call is for 6S6 delegates. and the
superintendent is upon the basis fixed
at the convention in Grand Forks on
Jan. %.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-02-20
Buxton Hotel Burned.

The Buxton hotel at Buxton has
been burned to the ground. LOSS is
$4,000. The building was insured for
about half that amount. Workers sue
ceedsd In saving a large share of the
contents.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-02-20
St. Paul Union Stock Yards.

st. Paul, Feb. 17.-Cattle-Good to
choice steers, $4.75@5.50; fair to good,
$4.00@4.75; good to choice COWS and
heifers. $3.25@4.25; veals, $3.75@5.OO.
Hogs-$4.1O@4.35. Sheep-Wethers,
s4.75@5.lO; good to choice lambs.
$6.25W6.55.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-02-20
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Minneapolis Wheat.

Minneapolis, Feb. 17.-Wheat-May.
s1.o1A; July, $1.01k. On track-No.
1 hard, s1.05% @1.06M; No. 1 North
ern, s1.o2% @1.03%; No. 2 Northern,
$~1.00A@1.01%; No, 8 Northern, 95M
19SMc.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-02-20
ENDS LIFE BY suIcDING.
Man Captured After Chase Covering
Ten Years.

Philadelphia, Feb. 15.-After being
pursued for ten years by detectives,
the search taking them three times
around the world, Karl Rapp, who
was being held here to await a fur
Their hearing charged with setting fire
to a factory and dwelling in Rosswag,
Germany, In 1898. was found dead in
his cell at Moyamensing prison. hav-
ing committed suicide by hanging
himself with strips of bedclothing to
the bars Of the cell.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-02-20
To Get Devils Lake Job.

The president has nominated VIII.
lam Miller to be register of the land
Office at Devils Lake.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-02-20
Former Governor Edmunds Dead.

Hon. Newton Edmunds, former gov
ernor of Dakota territory and presi.
dent of the Yankton National bank,
died at Yankton, 8. d., of paralysis,
aged Lightweight years.
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MAS N0TAS
Y NO IGIla

- Haata an plaz0 do s Enasag, alg6n in
foEnaBs no teEminR d plas0 para u EoCep
Ci6n dahniEiYa 6a las obRaa del nueVO aili
fCi0 egO9laF situsd0 ca u plazs az C0I6u
de asta oindad
- odaVla no han aid0 00mplG lGtansneI
baERidoa lea s1OombroB GobEanton ds lal
obEaB ejaontadaB en d edifeio 0BCoiaF 8C
la plsaa 5o Col6D.
Los vecinoB del bRREio de Cana Cd
P0nC9, s. queisn a. que hacs mucha faltG
eElf el eStablGcimiGnt0 6a nm pusat0 ao ID
RoLiCGa in8ulAF. Han hoch0 presents bRl
dssa0 81 capitGn f. OabEsE8, quo diEijc
aqUolIa demRECaCi6n, % espsFs que gsG
at8ndida tsn juHta pstiCi6n, qua Eedunda'
Rfa ca ben6icio dsl meiog BsRVitis.
Han salido Is iGls o. aBuntoB del
gsFyioiO, l0s inBp0ctoFsS DO ID poliCf6 inBu'
laR BaiioE6B ZinmeFmaFn Names.
LA Gale del 'iOondsdo" en SantuEC9,
pEeIsntR ys much0a ydeSpsHfaCtos en- Eu pa
Vimento en- Cuanto lluavs nm POGO, DO
haCO molOst0 Ga tR6naitO psEa PeFBqnas &
pie.
--Aysr sBtuvo CoBfsEsnCiRndo con 81
assistant LCdo. BFcwO, oI fiscal do ID 00Rts
de distritO dc San Juan LOdo. LibaFtad
Torres Grau. .z.-..-~ ~---4.sy.....
-El i0fo do IR p0liCla insulaE gafoF
Luts y CRpitGn FaEnGnde1 NAtSE, estnvie-
ron enOChe yijilandO loG alFed0doTeg dc Lea
plazaB de la Ciadad On l8B que 90 afeCtuB,
ron mitinB politiCaR Tanto aqualloB Como
log gBaEdia8 6 gus 6Td0noJ, dsztinRd0S e.
peCialmOnt8 ore asFViCi0, 0atuYi0E0n On lR
Call0 hAEta muy taRds.
A Ultima h0ER EaGibimeg n0tiCisB del
gran mitin OslsbEado en- BaRCel0nstR hoy,
, d0talleg ampIiOg g8F6n 6GdoB & COn0CeF
On "LR CoFEeBpond9nciA" del l6ueG. Bl
sntuAiaBmo e. gFando J la ConCuFrenCiG
tnunensa. Los FepubliCsuos que de Mana
q inGgntaEon dRP un mitin RlRf han tsnid0
I'm gran ffaORBo, pus8 E0lamsnta do8 d0C8,
mas de Oompa feP0s, guGOnEPaR0n.
Hoy no hub0 1nfoTmaOi6n On ls Man
sion EisOutivR. El gabORnadOE OBtuvO
deSpaOhando m6,tiplsB aguntos que tsnfs
pendiento8.
-El director do -PEisiOnGB BsfioE Ma
nUOl Oamu6aE, 08tUV0 hoy aa 10 gsORstaEG8
Do Puerto Rico tEaGando con 81 sub soCFo'
tGRiO DO Puerto Rico ESBpsCtO dc laS gata'
dfStiCa1 de aqud dspaRtamento EeSpeCto del
pasBdo afl0. El sGfior CsmUfiAg 8stuv0
antGaY0E en- Ponce On asuntOg del BGEViCi0.
-DUEants IB auBsnCiR ca los Gstad0B
UnidoB del sOOEstaRi0 del OonsejO BjeOuti'
v0 EGf0F B0nnst, le suBtituYe si senior Pc
dF0 de Castro, int6FpRsts do Rquel CueFpr.
-EI skbadO pP61im0 90 hAr& cargo dc
IG SOCratsEis del juEgadO municipal de oBta
CiudR6, intaEinRmGnte, 81 BaiioF Adrian
AgoAto, que dessmpGiRF6 ogs cargo hagtR
81 de EuoFo pF6ximo.
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70 Bu pafs CD Ia folicidad dol mismo con nm
regimen compatible con % dignidad de
pueblo CongCi0Ute de 90 deTech0 & 8eF
ibR0 y Vegir gug dagtinog sin tut9lag We
jamin0BAB , RiD COpTSebUs aOago mas dGG'
deFoGoB que sl de aq 1sl pEGBidSnts dc que
neB habl6 el diHtinguid0 OompatriOta.
OtEo 0EFOF do 6Nte, quo HAsj6 BobFs Hua
oy9ntsgS foe ol do suponsE que on bas Vsiss-
to TepGBII0Gs De SIF AanEF60G 90 T8pitieaen
q 0CuTEiegan CAGES paEeoid0E.
No, UfioF. Ahf ast6n ol ref x;vo =
active Chi 6, 10 pUjantfHimR AygsDtinG, Ol
pEoRrsAiDtB Peru y oil gran Brasil, amen
do 10 Fsp6bliCR oriental del UEugusY.
Como hubiaEa Ealdo de las afiGmaCionOs
del gtfior Rosy el i;usbFado CatsdFGEiCO Mr.
RGws, Of 10 hUbiSsa dido dsAbNErNr dc tnl
mOd0, aOsTOa dc 10 que Gon y FepFaB0ntan
pAfBo8 que 81 sin dud8 dOgoon0Ctl
~ 10 gatinfsCho qUs sband0n6 Ol OsfioP
RoGBg 10 tribuna bajO sl amablO aura do
aplauGOB que llsvAbA On aus ondaB 81 gono'
70 labanSsGIOsI
Lea Gl OailoF RoBgy CuGnto hR SBCFito do
loB pOlOsB que tan NAL jusgaFa au0ths,
an E0Ftc c-ame1ig8n0 tan iluBtFRdo c, mo Mr.
Rtws; Gale, y de enc modO Ss ConvenCsTa
de que, con Bemejat tOB pH64iCag, NO pu0d0
hRllsE PEOl6 itOs para % paEtido en- nirgdn
puaIt- Friqusf1o tudioHO = psnGadOr.
RidiCulisaY, faalment', ls idea dc Ia
indspendGnCis que para Puerto Rico pusdS
Oua quitr pueEteFriqueio abFigs', e. iF
contra una manifestation leal de pAtFioti0F
mo en- tsI &. Cual EaisAno en- tales 8 CaS'
leo paiBAnoP. Y u1R cOsa o. que 90 Fsgpot0
10 que piOn0s FulanO 6 10 que sutAno de-
ZEE, y OtrR O0Bs gB GafOI sRRge poT aFFanCaF
dol POohO do loa puettoFFiquR1oB 10 iuiC0
que pusd0 Balvar la terra en- que han
nGCidC: ~ patEictiRm0.
DON MODESTO
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anviarnn cads nno SIOO.

enViaron cadS unO $500.
Melville e. gals 90 el oontFibuyOnt9
mayor dc Ohio. Di6 1000 de Los $500
con les que Oontribuy6 enc OutAdC. sOIN'
msnt0 IN hombFe de Oregon fguEabR On
10 liGta. El on D. NJ. Wnlgon que envi6
800.
En- Ok'ahema 81 gObsFn8dor HNskOIl
Esuni6 IS, $50 entire tTsintS ? echo Contri'
buYentOE, dADdo 0l g9ERd0E OWOn 81. .O00
. Gordon Bromley ea Ol msy0T con-
tEinCante dc PanngyIvsniP. DID $500
entire loG $9 250-dado8 poP IoB tFOinta y
CinCo uulCFiptoEos. w. B. Rogers = Jo'
Boph F0la diaRon $500 CRdR unr.
Rhode Island tisne an cOntRibuy0nto On
IL lista de 500 sn p ]. Murphy, y Ol 1o'
10 ContFibuyente de South Carolina, foe 0l
a0nAdor TiIlmAn que t1i6 5000. South DS.
kotA snvi6 $4OO , 10 .mismo hicierOn IoD
d0m6cEataB dc TmneSEe. En- Texas acho
COntribuysDto8 diaFOn 81, 900 Fl 0. CUm'
miDgV oCup6 uu IugaE On lH liDtA por Yer,
mont con un Chsqus do 800. john j.
HCh2D, do Wilconlin GnOabgz6 10 liDtR dc
O80 eBtado con mil pe8oP. OtT0g dieTOn
$4OO.
Henry GAHBkwIy Davis da We ViEgi'
mia, Oontribuy6 tan EbsEalmont0 como 10
hiSo hROs CuAtEO Gn ., psr0 % dcnR ion dc
$3.50 fac 10 mayor FGCibida do 0O0 sOtGdc;
otro ContEibuysnts do e8O oOtBdo, fu6 a. j.
Wulkinson con 500. WaGhiDgton envi6
5000, 10 mitS3 de los OUSle8 20 10 atFibu.
yon On 10 lists Jimmie DuRkiR. La
li0ta de Wyoming do once OOntTibuyOntaD
di6 $4,393 de LOO cuaIss, John e. OBbo1'
40 di6 $1,000. Jesls Kuight, que FeCien'
tsmonta rehuB6 n6r candidate para goboE'
nader dc Utah, di6 $500 para les f0ndog.
Entrs otFov ocho, diOFon $3.50. Alaska
fu6 noFpFand0 0atsmGnt0 genGPoBR. DsBdO
olO tsrEitoRio A, J. Daley 0nvi6 $500,
Jchu Roman envi6 $500, James MCOlOI'
kew $11lyR H. Parker $108. A. ].
JONES de New Mexico, envi6 800.
Los otFos 08sadoR que 0nviaEon c0ntRi'
buCionas de 800 mGs de varies indivi'
duog fuOroD: Delaware, Mississippi, Ne
bEAnkR , Virgins.
"Ena Os Ia ligts 0xRCta , Clarn-diio ME
RiddeF. .~"N0 E6 NADIA aC0Foa do Mr.. Hug
heD, do Colorado. Puodo ueF abogado do
la corporation , F0publiCanO, 81 todo 10
que Gf. El onvi6 En Cheqp8 pOE s.. 600 =
no habiG Paz6n para no gCaptaElo. 81 0l'
guno 0nviaEs 100000 s 200, 600 invest
gOEiamoU & yer quiSn e. ? u qu6 GOPRs'
Dant0. PoR0 % dsb8 BupOnGE que, q qu0
do Uu Esgalo DO %, 900, o1pSEa Dc RIgunG
mauoRa ayUdaE d PaEtd0,
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KETmOIDEs-m major mas UagurO
ae todo1 Loo ogpOOif00s h6Sta 0hoVa eonoalda
para - anrA poEmanOntO do toag Las anfeF.
meaeQo8 oo 10 urotAs "a 1oan &Gtag oF6nisRs 8
Agnoas. ContionO Ol fluio y gura poF com
plOtoI On menoI tiOmpoI que ningdn otFo pre-
Petee.!o lm1lGrI lA1 gonoEEaAa, OIpormAtoEnas
Bup0RioF q BGndRlo , OopaibG, Tnp{aE0 Z
IuEtlr "a afasto las tres 8 suRtF0 hoFag d0
3aboTsO tornado.
Los UETmOIDES"-son fGaIIOu dS toaaE
sGten pEepAERd0B de mRn0Fa que no FoVu0I-
We1 " elaomago ~ pFoduGen mal08 0fsstOE,
De VOnt8 On todGl lAa Boti0RR, Pfd01ES
@9ogsEa1 gratis guB dniOoI fHbFIOGut0T.
Frederick stOaEnh q o., D0tFoit, NIlohi.
gan. D. A.
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NEURAL GAS, CIATICA

CuaIquiera que sea Ell asiento de las
neuralgias, las cuales muchas Veces
proVienen de reumatismos, aconseiamos
siempre d cuantos de elias sufren que
hagan usO del OmagiI, 10 mismo 81 los
dolores tienen su asiento en- los MEM
bros inferiOres (ciaticas), que en- las
costillas, 8 en- los rinones, 6 en- Ia
cabeza jaquecas reumatifOrmes.)
Ell OmagH len Hcor en- pildoras)
tornado Ia mitad de la comida, a la
dOsis de una cucharada sopera de licor,
o d Ia del pildoras, basta, en- efecto,
para calmar prontamente los dolores
feumaticos, aun aquellos mas crueles Y
antiques y por rebeldes que sean d otros
remedies, curaudo asimismO segdn
hemos dichO, las neuralgias cualquiera
que sea su asiento. Del propio modo
aliVia los sufrimientos tan penOsos de
los ataques de gotta.
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ANTES
EFECTOS DEL TRATAMIENT0
Por Ell 0MAGIL

Creado ell Omagil conforme a los
ultimOs descubrimientos de la ciencia,
no contiene substantial nOciva aIguna
nj presenta SUI usO ~el menor peligrO,
absOlutamente, para la salud. El licor es
ademas de un sabor en- extreme agra
dable.
Generalmente ell alivio sc nOta va ell
primer dia, ell y tratamiento, que solo
Cuesta unOs 80 centimos par cada
veg, Cura.
De venta en- las buenas farmacias, mas
para eVitar todo error, prOCttreS8
eGfgir en- Ia etiqWetG Ia PGEabra Omagil
y las sei5Gs del DepOsit0 general Mai
SON L. FRERE, 19, rue Jacob, Paris. 2
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SOLO HAY UN "BROMO ouL.
NlNA'' Xese es el LAEATIvo BRoMO QUTNINA
usadO en- tOdO Ell mundo para curar Resfrisdos en IN
dia. La hrma de e. W. GROVE Sc haIla en- oada
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DON MODESTO
RuidOSO prOCeSO.

En- Lac CoEt0H dc Italia, 90 oBt6 tFsmi'
tandO un ploito EuidoOfHimO que ha de lie
mar pOdsEoDamsnt0 10 Atsnci6l del mundo
0nteT0.
So trAtR NADIA m0noB que dc una mar
queIA it. Llama Rcuaada de Ia poligamis,
pusB hR CoOtrGido matEimonio pOE vig6Gi
ma veg con unO de l0S j6vsnsB de ls NFiI'
toCFaOiR do aquol paiO, sin que hAya mueF'
TO niDgUno de BuE maFidoa
FinOIments 90 hs v0nido en- Couocimisn'
TO de que la pobEO OF II 'Ta, no hS podido
FosintiF la SEDUCTION , 0lGgsnCiR do Ice ira
jGB hsChO8 que vsnds "L8 Almudaina" de
]. PiaFau 90, 04ug II
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GRlNDES NUYEOlDEs EN- e. PARIS BlzAR

YRGs han puelto 4 Is Vsnta los slegan'
tG1 r0mbraEoI para BgiioFaI TeCiSidoH p0F
VapoE frances dc Paris. TodR paEB0na
que qnisTa llsyaF un nombFIEo do Ultima
mods, GlegBntfSimo, dsbe compRar uuo en-
alta Caun que 90 In que tFR0 los tiltimOB
modslo1 de ID moda. ..-
Sc han Eecibido tambi6u iDfinidad de
aFtfOulns Dc noYsSaa, CORBATAs muy
el0gRntsB para BsiioFRs. AdoFn0B para 81
psinado, hoEquilIaG do tGntali0, poinstAI,
aiademas, enCljs8, aplieacionG1 , tod0
Cnauto IR moda ha inVsntsdo ultimamOntS.
Una vilitR al PARIS BAZAR. Pedro
GiuHti. FoEta';za 27.
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De AdnIRISlFaeISR.

Avisamos & Las personas, que
solicitan suscribirse & este dia-
rio, que 81 peri6dicO no les sor&
enYiadO, 81 el aviso que con ta-
objetO remitan, NO vieno aOoml
panado del imports do Ia SUE
Oripci6n.
Esta vale pOr IN trimegtra
$2.25. Por an semestrs $3.50,
POr IN ado $500. PaaO aaa.
ticipadO.
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Dep6sitOs en- San Juan Farmacia del
6r. Fidel Guillermety. Plaza de BaldO.
rlOty de Castro y SucFes. de J. NJ. BlancO y
Go. San Francisco 81.
En- Mayaguez. FarmRcia de los Sres. Sa.
Iiva Hermanos, Avenida IL de AgostO y A.
Mulet, Plaza Principal 66.
EN- Ponce. Farmacia Ruiz de POrras J
Farmacia VillarOnga.
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RkGALO A. PJBLlCO.

A tOds peFS0na que eompEs so cantavoa
Ga 'tEl CislO" 60 10 E0gSlAES IN Cup6n por
medic del Cual puode quizas obtsnoR ls
m6quins que efrsco "El Cislo'' ol tia DO
NGChs Buer0. "El CisIo'' vOnd0 m6s
baTaEo hBco Tpgalos,
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RENEFICI0S:

10. Asistencia medica q domfciIio,
20. Medicines gratis en- Ia farmaCia que
Vd. eliza.
80. sOcorrOs en- dinerO: de LOO en- prirn or
grado, O.75 ctvs. en- 20. y de o so ctvs.
10. El total fntegrO de las Quotas de 10
etys. que Sc recauden pOr cada defun.
eloD que ocurFa, en- case de faIleci.
mlentO. ACtualmente Sc han tatisfe.
chO pOr este cOneeptO, 72 dollars.
90. SerV1c1O OdOntOl6gicO. ExtracciOnes
de pleas careadas, con el dentista que
que Vd. ella, de los establecidOs en-
San Juan.
60. Servicio de Praetioante en- su domici-
lilo de Vd.
CAPITAL Social EN- 80 DE SEPFIEMa
BRE ULTIOTO, cOlocadO en- ell Banco TsrritOa
rial y On el Popular de P. R., SSss6 ,O9 orc,
Procure una solicitud y un Reglamsn.
to y sOlicite ingTesO.
Escriba a P. o. Box, 4s8, San Juan, p. R.
NOTA. Ell Facultativo de esta sOciedad 10
es ell reputadO medicO DR.. senior
Jose n. Carbonell,
Cristo IS, st.
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POR UN DOLLAR MENSUAL
Anticipate

le cOneede Vd. la sociedad de beneficios
mdtuOs EEL HOGAR", fundadalsn 1897,
los siguie ntes
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II. DuBose, made very tew re-
marks which, though hrlci, were
well received.
After the services at the church
the brethren returned to lodge and
concluded the ceremonies OF the
evening, following which the ladies
OF Bethel Chapter No. Is o. +. S,
took possession OF the ball and
served refreshments. The follow.
ing ladies', members OF the .. +,
s., were present:
Mesdames J. {, Elkins, II. II,
Hargis, Timothy Jacobs, Eugen,
Jacobs, NJ. II Koch, ]. L, Whit
more, 4, d. Goldenberg, &. r
Hardy, Jos. Spencer, >. Anderson
! K 7. Donohoo, A, K. Carter, J
c. Jones.
Among the invited guests OF tn,
order were; Mesdames II. s
Brickley, ID. w. Clark, DR.. Pring
NJ B. Goldenberg, II Gerhardt
w. ]. Hargis, |. {. Barnes, Rev
and Mrs. Reece, Miss Jones, Mis-
GoIdenberg, Mrs. Yasseen, Mrs
Perry and Mrs. Lofts OF Calves
ton, Texas.
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Cortrlyou. in behalf Of Nation,
pays Tribute io Honored Dead

Washington, Iunr ~! SrcTr.
tary Curt"iyOu made the following
statement regarding Mr.. Clcvr-
land $ death; Although not cn.
tlreIv unexpected hy those who
knew Mr.. Clrveland's real condi
ton, his death j. none the less thu
Caus, ol keen sorrow.
lie was fine American tvpr,
rising from ohscurit, tO the highest,
office ~ the p-opl-'S gilt through
sheer tOtcc oi character charact, T
So rugged, - loy.l and SO ,lnc,tc
as To excite not only the respect
and affection OF those who were
privileged to hc his friends, but
those who opposed him Tor political
or other reasons.
i know no man in our history
more untlinching in the perfection
OF what he believed to he his duty.
No man realized more fully the
ideal ot the incorruptahlc public
servant
His example has been most
Wholesome III thcsr wears OF social
and romantic unr, Il aGS the IN.
iiucncc ot his calm, reasonable aud
hopeful spirit made Tor a better
understanding oil the needs and
responsibility ot our citizenship.
His death Is 4 great los. To the
country"
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buried. Some mothers boy, died
bv his own hand, away from
friends. awav from home, and with
only the cottonwood to mark his
lonely grave. Thus closes the last
chapter OF the book he has written.
The sheriff found the address OF
several persons on the body OF the
deceased, among them were Mi,
&. L. Rushy, Cuervo, n, NJ, a
letter head OF II. o. Burson, stock
raiser, Soeorro, n. NJ, VIM. Ap.
person, San Antonio, n. NJ, VIM.
Babers, San Antonio. n. NJ, a.
ID. Murray, Montoya, n. NJ, but
nothing that gave his name, or by
which he could he identified. DE.
ceased told one OF the men at the
ranch his name, but he said il was
a peculiar name and he had forgot.
ten il.
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Rock Isla nd Eating House Leased

The McDermotts will give up
the eating houses along the line OF
the Rock Island Ry. Iuly Ist, and
the John ]. Grler Hotel Co., will
take charge.
The reputation OF the Grier peo.
pie is well known, and they will
give Tucumcari what it has needed
first class dinning room service
where the public can get anything
they wish, at any hour OF the day
or night.
The eating house here will be
remodeled and made modern in
every respect. Two dinning cars
a refrigerator car and two other
cars, belonging to the Grier peo.
pie arrived Wednesday and will be
used while the hotel is being re-.
paired.
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Meeting OF City Council.

The council met Thursday even.
inc at = o'clock. Present; Nea.
fus, Jackson, Flat, Gerhardt,
clerk Daughlry, and attorney Aid.
ridge. The minutes OF last meet.
ing was read and approved, com.
munication from the attorns" gen.
eral OF the territory - r.F to
the popnlation necessary 10 rrnr.
porate as a city, was read and con-.
mittec on streets and alleys was
instructed to look into the matter
OF dividing the city into wards and
repor, at the next meeting.
rhe matter OF change in III"
crossing oi the railroad tracks was
discussed and the resident engineer
oi the railroad was requested to he
present at the next meeting when
the matter will be fully discussed
aud a permanent crossing decided
upon.
Council adjourned subject to the
call oil the mayor.
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Our Band Boys,

The music rendered by the Tu.
cumcari band at the corner OF Main
and Second streets Monday even
ing drew a large crowd and was
enjoyed 10y those present. The
band is doing some good work and
their efforts should be rightly ap.
preciated by the citizens OF Tu.
cumcari. They have uiad, "a de-
cided improvement under the di-
rection OF Prot Schah, and when
they get their new uniforms we
will have "A band OF which city OF
ten thousand people might be
proud. The hand has seventeen
members and all OF them play like
professionals.
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in respect 10 the issuance OF in
functions, ior every LAWYER knows
that there are cases where no other
remedy can be equitahly invoked.
As long as Judges are human they
will have prcludiccs in cases where
their dignity or the dignity OF their
courts seems 10 be at issue, and
other Judges ought to try such
cases.
II will he seen that Mr.. kerns
objection to the present law is not
,gainst the issuance oi the inlunc.
ton, but as to the trial OF the
injunction. And yet it is the me-.
thod OF the issuance oi the inluSc.
ton that calls forth such de-.
c clamatorv denunciation fro IN
Bryan. Evidently Mr.. Kern has
some respect Tor the courts which
Bryan has not, as his utterances
prove,