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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-01-20
lluOcriOg uUic angaacnOt6 6ortrGttclisbc.
OcH al glrtiflcr til ba9ligt Srns os
rnOg1n uprDDcOc u9 npari9c
ErOonfter.

Wt0nGe 6abritanter al unoererOneoe
Narer prpoer 9jenia0enoe at ora9e
6oroel al 6olt, iom netop er antom-
met bio til GanOet. beO at i0l9e Dem
line biuigt tiloirteoe "a oaarli9e BRO.
butter. 8isie 6abritanter r9Ionnerer
iom iaa, at 6Oit, iom life er iulofGn.
big tieuot meO SprOset % Stittene
Der, life bar no9sn Rsoe pau be gamle
etablereOe BRANDS" % 6abritm9r-
ter. Terfor er ielOisl9cli9 ialfalo su=
Def al bore QGiere 3Dil ON, Doilten
"SranO De itGl tjsbe.
Meominore en- "grano" bar en- pis
boi SDalitet og 6ortr0heli9beO, iom
2lar eiter 2lar er fremtr9oenoe for alle
andre "SranOs ian ben life p0re en-
9ammel etableret o9 popuIGr "Srano".
: oennc 6orbiuoelie pniter hi at paus
peQe, at Oenne llO0ape al 8luoet inoes
boloer ct m9rtb0roiot advertisement
en- 8jen9iDclie af en- 6abritants
@ayanti at Sal9 og &Oalitet % Renr
beO. &U9ten af Oenne @nranti er liar,
naar man t0Qer Yetrn9tning, at
The American Snuff Company
bar g,ltiUcr paO mere eHo $32, 600, 900,
o9 at oct tilOrter mere Snu3 emo ale
auore 6abritanter Yeroen tiliammen.
&DoeiI9Ois maa bet frGpe Ell itOr
5illio til Ell 9lrtitsls ,Sortr0iieli9beo,
ROalitet rq Rcnbeo, naor ct fort Cir.
ma lom bette uoIenoer ell iaaoan 8a=
ranti meo bOer 9atte, uanieet bpor
&iebmonoen, inn tjDber ben, cr, og /
5Oilteu cnOO8 Sulget al 9irtitelen er
guranterct.
"a oen er en- @lante, iaa maa 30.
bottcn bliDe ipetielt tilbereot for Wtens
ncitets Srug / Ni9beO meo enbper ans
Oen 8lante. Ser er en- bib Soritiel
mcllem ct 6pOemioOel, iom er grunoie
to9t % ct, iom er oelpts tO9t 6or=
itjellen er prGcis liQe ioa for meilem
ret tilloOet 5Obat og raa Sobat foris+
oct. Snuss9rpces eller Curing" er
for 3obat netOp BET famine, iom &O9s
ming er for 6eoemioler eler @iQrins
for Niu. SINUS er 3obat, Der .r oiz
Oenitabeli9t tilbereOt for Mennelieta
8ruQ
Gette er Croene The American
Snuff Company's @aranti al apali-
let og JienbeO al bette prooutt.
Copenhagen Suus er laoet al
ben beoite 9amle ri9e, "Gi9b-flapOrso"
SlaOtobat, bbortil er ieiet fun ili9s
Sn0reoienier, iom CT YeltanOoele al
naturlig 8laotobai, og ablolut rene
6IaoOrin9 Grtracts.
gtaturllgOis toiter rig, bigb=fluoOr-
60 glaotobat" mere eno be lapere ar.
ter, iom bar lioen 6lapOr, % Beitano.
oelene / laoere 5obntsarter ioinoer
burti0. 0erIor er oct inoluienoc, al
oct / &irteli9beoeu cr b lii,,r at tJob,
ben beoite Sort riQc l,bat. 'o,oi Der
beOarcs % parer i34 nclct inngere.
3en gammr7.le Sirdatobat:
4laos opta9es namod8s 9llmnoelig
beo al Gopen bOQen SINUS
ga ben er lapet al imua 9orn al ren
rig 2p8getobat, iuu er BET me9et let a
iorltda, at oisie imaa &Orn meooels
Oeres 5obatsltnrte % 6laoor mere fri
% QrunOj9t eno 5D9setobai anor
6ormer, netOp IOm fInmnlet GaIfe meo
oeler i'm Stprte mere frit og grunoio
eno groomalet Saffe eler 9aHebsnner
vi Genleoer pore 29ier's Cpm9rt
iombeo paa nGpnte 6irmas glpertisie
meut pan et anoet Stso Slaoet.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-01-20
Sagnct ON Sjcrgcue.
vi Selma Sascrlpi.

Oct par Inigt tilboge Ei0cI ne
oc / 9Ggppteu ell inuf 6oruor3.iO
cnom inOcu oeu iortpreuoc @orut
oar bcgpn0t.
SrGerne bc9nnote at ifiitc @loOc
DC fit me % imuffe / SteOct ior 81
gomIe. ser bar meoto9ne % Qrin
me. gIi6t no fra 8olmcfroucru,
ifeo Sc me 9la0e trent iuuuucu
irpfte og bnoroe ION SpUy0tliu8cl
og Oe5ltocn 6e9pnotc ollie Gulgt
trperue at blonlitre
Yoo 6en Gio bar oet Itolte 9iuro
Mofottout ser meo Ioorettc &rggc
% breO Gom itoor iom ct &rrr
lon9S Sen greuflp0tc g1iG0ols eaIiQC
9rcO, belt bcfIu0t meO Errer. @oc
m @}orf, Ser blep oOcr0auoia riQt
0anbct al &ilecr % 9rffe, bubeoC
lig IpSitmnne6e 8opler, b6it paienol
FoImer og morfe Gppre5icr 0}cr
ircrnior ait otoet trioe0cS p0o no
fottonS Sober 0e bcrligitc GruQt
trUer.
Saa mart 6oraoret Tom lto6 be-
Ie 9iproet bpiot % root at 6Iom.
itrenoe 9lprifoSs oq 8erifcntruer, al
ItGrft ollftcn0c @eberbuifc, al fine
Sranatblonriter % al Orangcrne.
Itore 9lomiter.a .alaier.
g Oe Gage foppe0c3 Q}ofottam
me6 Oe ifi6une Ggne oufrinQ 0a
musfuS om 0en 9Grc at rogue iot sc
iorite 0lcnneifer8 6iemiteo, for SCI
ioroiife IorooiS.
@}en bettc 8oraor. init ga @o.
fottom ito0 i'm ioarcIte @rogt, oor
Si6cn fonmen 6o @juO biIoc Iiiac
ueo til @}erncifcne "a flmooiorc Dem
lin bcllige Con. 90 @uo Io6 en- On
acI ilppc neo til SSor0eu % ipcrqc
9iUrocnc o@Oilfet al ier, s @iGr.
&C. cr set OurOigilc til at uo0tagc
@errn? @Oilfct al ier fortjencr 0cn
9Gre al @nlo5 belize 2oU hmogio
res ira 0etS Ein0e?"
ga GnaeIcn bopoc ihnet bette
Speraamool til &orOcus @iGrac.
bar 2Fofottom oct forItc, ser Ioorooe.
o2Wtct al ollie 9yor0cu3 @iryac
bor ct orugtigcre Sfru0 cuo mitl"
roobte @irrgct oG5utct cr min 81
0c Stion6t6. 15ntet bor ch ioooou
@cIiNgeu6cO ionl ica fer, 6Oor ic3
Itoor % 6cifpttcr zen gronHpotc 9}il.
ool moo ZrfcniouOct. 2yntct cr me.
le orr0i0t til at bctrUoe5 al @uoa
Son % mo6toQc bans 2ou.
2luc %or0cu3 @irrnc ifnuotc ia
Ii9clcocs at ioriifrc, at Oe oar Dur
0ige til at blioe Shtcplooicu ioi
aun00iorcjien al zen belGac @o0
0c roiie fiji al ocrc5 0oioe al ocrc.
Stionbc0, al Ocrcs algitcr % ,,5
narfcr. al 0cres Sfatte no Cfanc
aormcI priitc line 9lomitcrDouQc ol
Gator i'm hcrliac 5fiffelie
Ejcn i1tt al @iur8cnc roa5tc boi
ere cuo N}pfotiom ser pi0ltc uc0 fix
icl0 ct oct Dor Doit 5o'uuact ion
Fora5iict.
@}t0t mocr al bennc 2oppri5Hin.
var scr ct cncitc 9iprs, ser too %
life uotoltc 2uifet ON at mo0ta1.
ocu 6,lIiac aluoajorclie
50 Cnacln iplrotc @iorggt GDi.
I0lpn bar 5iai hoorior set ou lae
tabs pa life uuo6o0 ben 6gicit
6po0 oil Oh ieg ifol fle?
iplr0ie &iprgrt Seq er 10 ct rim
ae o9 uonicIiat 9iprg GSeg 6uoei
mine nognc % iottigc aliDpcma5ict
/ en- o0e Gricn @por fan lea uea
te, at @uO ujIoe pcu0c tit @Gf fl
mig"
Ccttc Spnr 6c6aac0e Gugclcu o.
II urite Ioa iteg Guo nco poo 2i
ii og fiuoaioroe QoDcu ira set
0sioer.
90 ira SEN 1i0 bar Sinai i.oo,
ifIpot arcn oo'cr0c 5fop. men
@}ofottom hor u~ # aoe % bort
Sets Sfooc or ioracueoc octs }iloa
uotorrcNc On Honharligt ionr &inoa
2rfcninn3t r0 o0er aets 5rc0c Sam
Ser. bpor life 3, 2lonft pof5cr.
=totS @crca cSoffnt
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-01-20
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Tag LAXATIVE BROMo ouinine Tablets.
Apothekere tllbagebetaler Pengene. hvs TX
Ike kureret. r. W GRAVES Navn paa
Esken 25c. Tilvlrket af PARIS MEDICINE
Co. ST. Louis. Mo
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-01-20
2ngca SpcrntiOn iOr ham.
Upper 3rop, n. y, 29Os sept 1908.
8r. 9eter 6abrueD & sons,

8r. 4eter 6abrueD & Sons,
6bicagO, 3l-
0eiitGrsos! 7eres Gurito er uer-
,tattorQ W}iu 9uitru bapoe liOt irpg-
tsll9i Il uerpps 6oOcopine, ira bun
par om!ring 80 9lar gammel Sun
er MI 68. 8 oisic 38 9lar tiItog benz
oes SOpeopiue Stprtc. iuotil osu un-
oertiosn nGiten gjOrOe beuOe uunOittia.
99oerue, lom bebanoleoe benOc. gap
6enoe op @n 9Gge Diloe Operere paa
benoe % ingoe, oct par en- Sunot gler-
Der, lom par an9rebne paa SperQs=
manl ON bun iaa Dlloe blipe Odri9t
beIbreoet, ipareOe han: Set fan je9
lite odrantere for, men bun oil iua
RO ct Bar 2Iar. % cm npoOenoig ian
bun oa upereres pau lgiCn. sea
lpur9te BAN, ON en- iaaOan Operation
lite pa lipsiarlig. og ban ia9oe: 4Yel,
ale Sperattpner er mer eller nlinore
llp5Iarti0e. o9 in9en SR9e fan garan.
tsre icr oeres beloi9e lloialO. Vat. ="
la0oe je1, Der bliDer iugeu Opera
tlon al Der. vi Dil iOriege ait unoet
ierlt." Seq bapOe lGli en- bel Del ON
9eres 9uritO o9 bauOe ogiaa talt meO
ilers. iom bupoe bru9t Oen, Oa ri be-
ilutisos at nreOe ben. Dun bar MI
bruet ben omirent ier Waaneoer O9 er
allersbs lan raft, al bun tan 8jere i'm
Sussjeruins iaien, % ben irp9teligs
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-01-20
0opcopinc er iOripunoet. llnoer oisie
CmltGnoiQbeber feler oi be90e, at ri
itplOer Gem Dor oprigti9e Sat.
9eres meo gl9tslie
- n 0n.oAEoIA
81 Sepentb Street.

81 Senentb Street.
giaar ait anost ilaar fell, iaa prsp
Sr. 9eters Surito. Nlen bporior
Oentc iaa lGn9e? Sntet er ounoet,
men me9et fan tdbss pen at pGlte.
Gctte gamle, l9n9e prepeot llrtemio-
Del fan itte faaes paa 9lpOtbeter, men
Oirette 9iennem 2otula9enter, aniatts
al @ierne, 81. Peter 6abrnep & Sons
So, 1875 50. 0oDne 9lpe., Gbi=
ta9o. ST.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-01-20

TRA2E M0RAL- introducing the
buyer TO the merchant is the
purpose accomplished by our
advertising columns. The in
yegrity of both are vouched for.
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STATE or soUTH DAKoTA !

SOUTH DAKoTAl
COUNTY o.
ar4t
fuo A'''''o' A.
subscribed eiaudsw utobei met 1910
tsE,D +.
9 D.
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coz o
ataud rrecs
JoHN
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AUDITORS EXHIBIT.
DETAILED LIST OF WARRANTS ISSUED DURING QUARTER
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Bropinisu alberta, @an., op9iues at
bape 273, $50 Snobp9qere.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-02-16

have resisted all treatment. Cstarrh. sdn
Diseases, Eczema, Chronic Female
Complaints, MercuriL Poison, letter.
scaldhead, etc., etc.
P. P. P. Is a powerful tonic and an
excellent Sppitizer. building up the
system rapidly. If you are weak and
feeble, and feel badly try P. P. P, and
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-02-16
SANITARY DRINKING CUPS
SEABOARD AIR LINE SAID no BE
PUTTING THEM ON TRAINS.
Drop a Penny in the Slot and Get
Il Fresh, Clean Cup to
Drink Out OF.

If the statements going the rounds
Of the newspapers are true the Sea-
board Air Line railway intends in
Sailing sanitary drinking cups on all
of its trains
This will be good news to travel
ers, many of whom refrain from
drinking from the common tumbler
that does service some times over a
stretch of three hundred miles Of
territory and a journey of a dozen
Or more hours, with scores of people
using it. To any one at all fastidi-
Gus such a drinking arrangement is
offensive and the pangs of thirst pre-
ferable to a resort to it.
Judging from the statements that
are made the sanitary drinking cups
must already be installed on some of
ghe branches of the system. Nothing
has been seen of them yet on this
division of the road though, although
their advent will be hailed with joy
by the large travelling public using
the trains on this division.
The installation of these cups is
the result of an order to this effect
made a short time ago The system
Of sanitary drinking cups is a new
invention on railroads in the south,
and one that will quickly meet with
public favor. On the cars of the pas
senger train there are slots in which
fresh cups are kept, and by deposit
ing l cent travellers get clean cups
and thereby save themselves the risk
Of
board is practically the first road to
install the cups in the south, and if
they prove satisfactory it will prob
ably be only a short time before all
roads will have something of this or
der for furnishing sanitary drinking
cups to the travelling public.
1t has been the theory of the medi-
cal profession for years that public
drinking cups used in various places
are sources of spreading diseases.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-02-16
MISTAKEN IDENTITY.
1t Wasn't ''Uncle joe Who the Lady
Saw PRAYING.

THE old cuss! The old hypo-
crite!" Kissed an excited woman in
the visitors gallery of the house the
other day as she gazed upon white
haired man in devotional attitude.
Just to think of old Joe Cannon
praying in public!" she continued.
But it wasn't "Old Joe" 1t was the
venerable DR.. Couden, the blind
chaplain. "Old Joe" is said to be a
powerful singer of revival hymns
when the spirit moves him, but this
is probably the first time that he
has ever been mistaken for a min
lister of the gospel.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-02-16
SAFE BLOWN OPEN AT ADAMS
One End of the Building Was Also
Wrecked by the Explosion. Three
SUSPECTS Arc Arrested.

With report like a salvo of ar
tillery, Earring the village and wreck
ing one end Of the building the safe
in the country store of Mr.. Lee G.
Childers, at Adams, in Lee county,
was blown up by burglars a few
nights ago. The cracksmen secured
small sum of money and then fled
hastily from the scene.
The fact that Mr.. Childers had paid
out considerable money to his farm
hands the night before prevented a
richer haul by the thieves.
Early next morning Mr.. Childers
went to Americas and reported the
burglary, and three hours thereafter
three white men suspected of the
crime were stored away in Jail to
await investigation.
The men gave the names of LEROY
Burkhalter, Hubert Perry and AL
bert McEachern. Two, if not all
three of them, it is said, were at
Adams the day before.
The trio were met in the road 60
ing from Adams. They will be held
until fully investigated.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-02-16
WORTHY OF CONFIDENCE.
An Offer Backed by One of Our Most
Reputable Concerns.

We pay for all the medicine used
during the trial if our remedy fails
to completely relieve you of consti-
patton. We take all the risk. You
are not obligated to us in any way
whatever, if you accept our offer.
That's mighty broad statement, but
we mean every word of it. Could
anything be more fair for you?
A most scientific, common-sense
treatment is Rexall Orderlies, which
are eaten like candy. Their active
principle is a recent scientific dis
coyery that is odorIeSs, cOIorless and
tasteless; very pronounced, gentle
and pleasant in action, and particu-
larly agreeable in every way. This
ingredient does not cause diarrhoea,
nausea, tiatulence, gripping or any in
convenience what ever. Rexall Or
derlies are particularly good for
children, aged and delicate persons.
If you suffer from chronic or hab-
ltual constipation, or the associate or
dependent chronic ailments we urge
you to try ReXall Oredrlies at our
risk. Remember you can get them
In Dawson only at our store. - tab
let's 10 cents; So tablets 25 cents
The ReXall Store. Hershey Drug Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-02-16

IL is but short time to the dav
Of the dOgWoOd gdooms.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-02-16
" GRASSROPPER HISTORY "
A FEW TALES FROM KANSAS OF
THE PLAGUE OF 1874.
Cleaned Up Wheat Fields, Swarmed
Into Houses and Cleaned Up
Everything Eatable.

Everything EataDle.
The old settlers of Kansas who
may be termed contributors to the
"grasshopper history" of that state
are numerous, and certainly some of
the stories they tell of the plague
year of 1874" are exceedingly inter
esting.
Green peaches hanging on the
trees were eaten to the pits in south
ern Kansas. B. F. Miller of Fredo-
MIA tells how grasshOppers broke up
school meeting.
The first warning we had was the
sound of something striking on the
window panes," he says. I'VE ad-
jOurned and went out to investigate
only to find a great storm of grass
hOppers approaching. The sun was
darkened at times and the hoppers
ate holes in our clothes"
Mrs. w. M. Cobb of Greensburg
relates this occurrence: "One neigh
Dor who had II children succeeded
| in keeping the hoppers out of his
wheat field until all the other fields
were destroyed. This man was su-
perintendent of the Sunday school
which was conducted in a sod school
house. One Sunday morning he
failed to come to Sunday school, and
later one of his boys came running
to tell us that he would not be there
Pa said he couldn't come to
Sunday school this morning, for if
the Lord wouldn't keep the grass
| hOppers out of his field he must, and
! he wants all you men and boys to
come and help him. was the message
| he brought.
Men, women and children went to
! the assistance of the neighbOr. We
drove the hOppers into great bitches
| dug about the field, but they kept
| coming by the millions, and at 4
| O'Clock every spear of wheat in that
| field had vanished"
The melon patch of A. J. Huff near
! Chapman, in the great Smoky Hill
River country, presented an unusual
scene after the hoppers had departed
for the east. They first ate the
leaves, then the vines. Next day they
ate the green skin of the melons to
the white rind. Soon they began
on the white portion, eating down to
the red cores where they stopped,
leaving the field strewn with the
hearts of hundreds of luscious mel
ons.
Several passenger trains were
stopped by grasshOppers on the Union
Pacific railroad. The drive wheels
of the engines would get so slippery
with dead grasshoppers that they
would spin around without making
Roadway. Frequently the train crew
would have to clear the track for
rods and carry sand from the river
before they could move the train.
| In the old houses, dugout homes
and cabins of Kansas in 1874 the lux
ury of screens, blinds and curtains
was unknown. 1--WE had no screens,
blinds or curtains in those days." re-
lates Kansas woman, 80 the grass
hoppers swarmed in the house, eat
ing everything eatable, and some
things that were not. Mother had
cut beautiful patterns from newspa-
pers which were pasted up to the
window facings, but the hOppers ate
up this paper every day, and we had
to fOregO the luxury of even news
paper curtains until cold weather. -
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-02-16
SOLD THEM BRANCH WATER.
The Trick of a Travelling Blind Tiger
in South Georgia County.

in q South Georgia County.
a travelling blind tiger struck the
town of Berlin, on the Valdosta and
MouItrie road, a few nights ago and
disposed of a couple of dozen quart
bottles of water at 1925 each. Some
Of the bottles were red and some
we're white, the tiger explaining that
some of the stuff was rye and the
other corn. Sales were made in a
hurry, and each purchaser was eau
toned to be mum" When the IT,
ger passed out of view the buyers be-
gan to open their bottles, and, to
their disnay, they discovered that
they had been duped. Instead of the
stuff which is said to battle ones
dropping spirits" they found rather
moor quality OF branch water. The
tiger had disappeared, however, as he
stated at the beginning that he was in
a hurry.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-02-16
Railway Mail Carriers Wanted

The Government Pays Railway Mail Clerks
$500 to $1,000, and Other Employees
Up to $1,000 Per Annum.
Uncle Sam will hold spring exami-
nations throughout the country for
Railway Mail Clerks, Custom House
Clerks. Stenographers, Bookkeepers.
Department Clerks and other Gov
eminent positions. Thousands of ap-
polntments will be made. Any man
or woman over Is in city or country
can get instruction and free infor-
nation by writing at once to the Bu-
reau OF Instruction. HamIin Building.
Rochester n. Y.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-02-16

LaGrippe pains that pervade the
entire system. lagrippe coughs that
rack and strain are quickly cured by
Foley's Honey and Tar. Is mildly
laxative, safe and certain in results.
Dawson Drug Co. and Peoples Drug
Store.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-02-16

Dyspepsia is Americas curse. Bur
dock Blood Bitters conquers dyspep-
STA every time 1t drives out i'm
purities, tones the stomach, restores
perfect digestion, normal weight, aad
coed Realth
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-02-16
Shingles for Sale.

have received a car of No. 1
and car Of No. 2 shingles. and will
be glad to supply you. T. J. SLADE.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-02-16

State of Georgia, County of Terrell, SIS: l. X.
S. Worthy, cashier Of the above named bank. do
solemnly swear that the above statement is true
to the best Of my knowledge and belief
X. S. WORTHY, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9TH day
of February, 1910.
T. w. MARTIN, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest: NJ. c. Edwards G " No.
zier, 7. .. Whitchard. Directors
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-02-16

State Of Georgia, County Of Terrell: Personally
appeared before the undersigned W II GnrT
Secretary and chief officer of the FsTIno. ne
Mutual Fire Insurance Company Of Georgia s,a
that the foregoing statement is correct and trtn
W. H. GURR
Sworn TO and subscribed before me Ms or
day Of February 1910. NC. EDWARDS ''n
J, c. G. Of Dawson.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-02-16
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
Company of GeOrdia

Organized under the laws of the State of Geor.
Tia, made to the Governor Of the State OF Geor-
ia, pursuant to the laws Of said State:
PRINCIPAL Office nauCOp n,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-02-16

State Of Georgia, County of Terrell IS. p %
l.. Saville, cashier of the above named bank Do
solemnly swear that the above statement is trne
to the best Of my knowledge and belief
K l.. SANlLLE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this an do,
Of February, 1910. l.. f. BALDWIN n Day
Correctt Attest-A. j. aryer 5. r. bri.tia
W, II. Davis, Directors.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-02-16
sEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT

he six months ending Dec. 81. 1909, of the
condition of the
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-26
En Ia Fgaternidad ESco|ar

En- la noche del a s. celrbr6 la Sc
sion reglamentaria de Npviembre de la
Fraternidad Esc0lar, despues de
aprobar el acta resolve aIgunas cues
tiones de indole administrative, el pre-
sidente senior MunoE Gorales, eXpuso
el concepto que q habf3 tornado sobre
la oportumidad de qle e.,ta asoclaclon
tratara en sll seno a43untoS soclales y
politicos.
En- su opinion, ca rsgamentano Ell
desarrollo de cualq lerl IL eStoS temas,
siempre que este aa rell1ee con un ca
racter general, sin dessoander d 10 que
pueda ser interes de nIHgln partldo.
FL doctor Quevado BaeZ manifesto
que antes que nada Sc 0ebe aquilatar
cl alcance de los articIl2> del regla-
mento que parece que prohlben entrdr
en- cualquier discnsidn polltica reh-
gioSa.
aconseja que l. apo5Zjma asamblea,
sea convocada para elrrta> reformaS
reglamentarias. pua IS 4 piensa que es
muy dificil tratar cues>rioneS poiticas
que afectan al paG,, si3l anaIizarlas con
todos sus dctalle8 y n-l3cl0meS, sin que
fatahncnte Sc inv id5 II campo de la
politica miitante.
FL senor r. GamIIla precia la dife-
4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-26
Mas sObre Ia EUriia

Como parte del attractive prograuns.
de Ia Feria lnsular que ell presidenfp
Glorgetti y sHs compafleros en- la Jnn
ta de la Ferla estan preparando. se
oelebraran carreras de caballOs en- eF
iFpodrOmo, y en- elias Sc decidira- Z
presencia de Ls1illares de personals or,e.
h&bran venido a visitar la feia, e,,aH
es Ell meJor caballo de oarreras de Ia
isla.
Se celebrarstn carreras Ell yariOs dlas-
dando asf Ia oportumda6 de probsr srr
agigldad y Sus fuerzas a los diversos,
aspirantes al honor de ser considerable
como ell caballo mas r3pido de Puerts
Rico
Los teTrenOs elegidos para satio d@
la Feria SON los que existen detras de Ia,
Bscuela de Beneficencia para Ninos es
tablecida en- Santurce Dichos terreness
estan contiguOs al Hip6dromo, 10 que
hara que prtcticamente q Hip6droma
y la ferla c0nstituyan un solo sitio. Sc.
constu,liran este anO edifcios de carse
ter provisional, si la feria resrIta
un exito, como acknowledgements resttEtss
ra 81 hace buen tempo, existe Ia inteqr
clon de ievantar edificios permanentess
para Jas eXhibiciOnes futuras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-26
DISTRITO DE AGUAS BUENAS
DISTRITO DE COAMO

En- la noche del dia % de los corrien-
tes el individuo Clotilde BonilIa agre-
di6 a Eduardo Reyes con una navajo
barbera, produciendole una herida en-
un cOstado, de mos 20 centimetros de
largo y de carater grave Ell Bonilla
tue arrestado y puesto mas tarde en- Ii
bertad bajo fianza g. prestara de 10000
Este hecho fue originado debido 4 que
Reyes habia agredido la mujer de vida
airada Gregoria Gutierrez con una vara,
Saliendo en- su defensa e BoniIla.