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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-08
The Dead Letter Office

Uno de los ramos mas interesan
tes del Derartameuto de Correos de
los Estados Unidos. es el conocido
con ell nombre de <Dead Letter Off
ce, 2 donde van parar finalmente
las cartas, bultos, etc, etc, enviadas
por medic del cocreo y que no han
podido ser entregadas, por carecer
de direction, estar NAL dirijfdas, no
poderse encentrar el interesado, etc
etc.
Ano por a11o aumenta el vold .
men de correspondence que llega al
mencionado Departamento, donde ell
Gobferno tiene I'M numeroso cuerpo
de empleados, abriendo las cartas,
examinando su contenido y tomando
nota del nombre de Ia persona que
escribe y su direction 81 aparece en-
Ia carta.
Derante eli af1o de 1900, ell mime
70 de cartas recibidas en- aquella of
Gina, lego 4 1892, 800 y 10 mas sor'
prendente del case es que de elias,
SO, 553 contenfan dinero en- billetes
de banco, cheques, etc, etc, , repre-
sentando en- junto la suma de S44,
LAC. 10, de Ia cual solamente 81 1897.
80, pado devolverse los remitentes,
Quedando el resto en- las areas del
Tic Samuel,
De Ia correspondence recibida
ALI, durante el a11o 1itimo, 81, 638
cartas, carecfan de direction alguna
y una buena parte de elias conte-
nfan dinero. -
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BAzaR 0TERO
ATOCH A--P NCE E
Literature en- General.

Feuillet j. Historic de una parisit.n,
Holandesa
Dumas P. Historic de un Cascanue-
ces. z tomos NOvela
Suarez Casah Historic de doce muje-
res, Novela Tela
Compare Historic de la Pedagogia,
Cartone
n. n. Historic de Carlos Mag
no, HO!andesa
Baro Historic de Espaha. Com
peudio Cromo
Chateaubriand Historic de la Revo
lucion Francesa, en- OchO
tomos R,istica
Cesar Cantu Historic Universal, 10 d"
tomos PASTA
Pons6n Historic de un Crimen,
Novela Rti-tica
Valladar Historic del arte: EScul
tura, Pintura Tela
Lc Sage IIistoria de Gil Bias. de-
Santil'a ana, Novela Tela
Calcagno Historic dc un muerto,
Ncvela R1stica
Captain Verdades Historic negrs,
Novela Rnstica
Martin Historia aleg6rica de la
humanidad, dos tones
Pasta
Scherer His toria del cOmerciO,
2 tomGS Pasta
Feuillet Historic de Sibila, Pasta
Monlau Hgicne del Matrimonio,
Tela
Monin Hygiene dc los sexos,
Tela
Peratoner Hygiene de la noche de
bodas, Iiolandesa
Debay Hygiene de los placeres
dolores, Hoandesa
id Hygiene. Fisiolog{a y Fl
losofia del lnatrim( MO,
Holandesa
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La pdgino eternq.

Todoslos que .escribimos ia sofamos
Magnfica, ideal;
la buscan en- ell ibro nuestros ojos,
! y en- el libro no61st&.
Engendro del placer Ia amargurs,
Adel combate Ia paz,
vive alK cAn el arbol del poeta
eli alma universal.
en- la duda Balzac;
Shakespeare en- Ia miseria, en- ell regalo,
Byron y Chateaubriand.
"A Ia mentira Ia arranc6 Celvantes,
Tactic la verdad;
y es, 10 mismo plegaria que blasfemia,
en- todos immortal.
iMuchos escriben libros. De la gloria
muchos corren detras;
mas Ia pagina eterna. -. Ia sof1ada....
Scuantos Ia escribir&n?
MANUEL DEL PALACIO.
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Sc NECES|TAN
SENORAS y CABALLEROS

para dar salida al articulo de mas facl
venta del mundo.
LA PEINILhA ELECTRICA
DEL DOCTOR WHITE
patentizada en- 1899. -
Ser Agentes de estas peinillas, es 10
mlSmo que acunar dinero.
C9ra las afecciones del oraneo, doIo-
res De cabeza, caspas & &.
dinarias.
deben dirigirse q
D. N: ROSE.
Administrator General,
DECATUR, Illinois.
30 6 =
Sc vende nm piano <Pleyel,
de POGO uso.
1nformayan San Francisco ~
s1tos. n-a-15-15
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-08
La irIaa de Ia
Constitution Cubala.

Comenxo rs session de Ia Assam
blea 4las 4 menos 5 de Ia tarde del
dia q de- Febrero pAsado.
Los Hres Gomez (don Juan Gual
.berto) Betancourt, Rodrignez (don
Alejandro) Aleman = Qaesada, pre-:
ssentaron una mocion pidiendo que
90 procediese Embellishments & Ia
firma por los delegados de los elem.
plares del Proyecto de Constftuci6n
que estaban sobre Ia mesa; que uno
de los eiemplares So archivase como
original, yque el otro SO entregase
por Is mesa 81 Gobernador Militar,
de lA Isla, como representante del
Gobierno de 1oa NstAdos II nidoa.
AprobedA Il precedente moci6n
por la Asamblea, Ell Sr Cisneros HE.
70 cons,ar que 8. habia presentado
con anterioridad otra moci6n analo
60.
Seguidamente Ell Sr Zayas expu
so que ell presidente de Ia mesa ha-
bin dispuesto que los Delegates fr'
maran ell Proyecto en- el siguiente
6rden: Presidente de la Convenci6n
y Vice :Presidente; Presidentes de
las Seciones; De.egados y Secreta-
rios. :
El Sr Cisneros dijo que desde ell
a11o 1896 tenfa en- su poder una plu~
ma de orc que le habfa enviado una
Sta de los Estados Unidos para que
con ella firmase la Constitution de
Ia Reptblica Guiana: y el Sr Zayas
manifesto one 81 tambien era porta-
dor de otra pluma de orc con identi.
co oh ieto, pero para conservarla en-
el archivo de la Sociedad E6onomica
de Amigos del Pals y. propuso que
con las dos plumas Sc firmaran los
dos ejsmplares de la Constitution q.
est4n sobre Ia mesa.
Aceptada esta proposition y a
Ioe acordes del lIimno de Bayamo,
tocado por Ia Banda de Mdsica de
la Benefcencia, y que oyeron de pie
todos los concurrentes, comenzaron
& desfilar por delante> de Ia mesa de
Ia presidencis, los Delegates en- el
6rden anteriormente citado, firman
do todos con Ia pluma de la Sociedad
Economica y con las suyas respecti.
vas.
Ell Sr Cisneros frm6 con la pln.
ma de la referida Sta el ejemplar q.
ha de quedar aqui para ser archiva-
do en- SD dia, neg&ndose & suscrfoir
ell que habr4 de remftirse a los Esta
dos Unidos.
Luego privadamente explic6 en-
numeroso corr;llo su negetiya, dicien
do que los Delegados han hecho Ia
Constitution para su pals y por con
sigujente no tienen porque enviarla
& nadie; agregando que los cubanos
van 4 tener que unirse para echar
de aqui los americanos.
Finalmente, ell Sr Mendez Cato
te, dijo: Hemos termfnado va la prf
mera parte de Ia obra que Sc nos ha
conaado, podemos hacer constar q
henos puesto en- ella todo nuestro
buen deseo, inteligencia y voluntad.
Oial& que ell acierto corone nuestro
empef1o vivfsimo, y que 10 pagipa
de nuestra historic que acaba de es-
cribirse, constftuya la base solida,
permanente. .firme y estable de la
pr6spera, libre, feliz y dichosa Re-
pdblica de Cuba.
AL pronunciar estas & parecfdas
palsbras el Sr Mendez Capote, Sc
oyerop dos gritos; uno de viva la
Rep1blica de Cuba! y otro de lviva
Cuba libre! que faeron contestados IS
por ell pdblico que asisti6 a la sesj6 \;
levant6ndose esta a las cuatro y me
dia. :
El Sr Gonzalez Llorente no con
curri6.
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Sc ALQUILAN

habitaciones y un espacioso y venti-
lado mirador, en- Ia casa L1nero 20
de Ia calle de San Jose. a precios
m0dicOs.
Durante Ma1zo hubieron eL
Arroyo 2 nacinientos, II defuncio
nes y matrimonio civil.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-08

Ell domingo de Abril deposi'
taron 487 imponentes 1891 76 en- el
Gre Tito y Ahorro Poncef1o y hasta
aquella fecha SO han expedido 1871
libretas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-08

Don Jese H Tizol y don Juan
Lopez Torres, vecinos de Gurabo
solicitan un puesto de Policfa Insu'
lar en- aquel pueblo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-08

P|IO0RAs RtC0AsT|TUYtNTEs
DEL DR. D. NICOLAS REBERON
pricieqio euczsiDo enpedido Aayo
uas 0fcasG de Washington Enero f4-99
ReQhadas anadGd Pnerto-o
.Preporodos en- Ia Formucio de Vole canco
PONCE FUERTo-RICO
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:eBALNEARIO DE ARROYO
Ag0as medicinaes naturaIes, varias temperature

Propietaios:@Sr Virela Uibe Hermanos.
ragias afecciones reurnatcas
de un bno en Prm 25centavO
idem
Idem de gallon de eaguaen
En- euayama a ao HOTEL Esns,aa. Esansss
En- Arroyo & a de Coreos
y
Guava A.P
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-08

En- obsequio a los obreros don
Luciano Diaz de Gusyama y ell po.
pular Medina de San German ha ce
lebrado una velada la Federation
libre, que result6 muy animada.
En- ell Colmado de Luifa Sc
vende mantequilla en- paquetes de
una y de. media libras de la clase
mas fna que Sc fa5rica en- los Esta,
dos Unidos, enviada como nuestra
por ell Departamento de Agriculture
de Washington; la cual conservan
fcesca siempre en- un refrigerator
que tienen destinado ese objeto
El precio es de cuarenta centavos
la libra.
n-a Ia .
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-08
DEposl1os En- Las sIeulEnTEs FaRnA clAs

Por haber sido nombrado Jue'
de Policfa de Naranjito ha presehtaI
do la renuncia de su cargo, el Fisca.
suplente de aquel juzgado munich
pal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-08

Don Artagerges Cebollero, re
nuncia ell cargo de conceal del
Ayuntamiento de San Sebasti{ por
haber sido nombrado Juez del Tri
bunal de Policfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-08

oonsegaif. pu6s lasde le3ftima procedencia eniass
que cada GAIA tenga como marca de f4brica: e retra
tOdel Dr. Rever6n en- Ia tapa superior, un eelo que
dice DR.. Nicol&s Rever6n, Ponce Puerto -R1ca' en-
Ia INFERIOR 80 6rma en- 81 lado derecho de IL fa1a
exterior de cada cajta
DEP0sII0S EN- Las Si6UIENTES FaRhA GAS
Vale Cancio Ponce CUTLER mety, San Juan Mu
let, G. ]. Monagas, Kayag1ez, ,--Rovira Torle-
grosa. Aguadilla Rivera Areobo -Picornell, Lares
Gstel, Yauco.-Zavsla. Gusyanilla a.-Ferrer Rey
Cayey.
iyISn. Siendo obJsto de frecuentes imitaciones
las PILDORAS RECONSTITUYENTES
DEL DR., REVERON hago eonstsr: que las legitimss
Farmacia Droguerfa de Valle Canci~, que son los
depositarios de la laVERDADERA FORMULA los
UNICOS que estan autorzados rara usar mi n. m
bre On dichas flldoras del DR.. REVERON.
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Desde aver esta en- San Juan
el Jefe del partido federal don Luis
Muf1Oz Rivera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-08

Ell Alcalde de Humacao remite
al Gobernador civil dos copias del
numero de Gel Clarin, bisemana'
rio polftico que SO publica en- aque-
lla ciudad.
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CONSEJO LAS MADREs.-El jarabe calmante
de Winslow debe usarse siempre que los nhos esten
On el periodic de la denticion. Alivia de momentO
al pequsho sufriento; produce un sueho natural
tranQuo alivando al nGO de dOlor el angelic des
1adar Calma al niho, ablanda las encfas aivia to-
dos dolores, ayuda al viento, regua oe inteStnos,
este mejor conocdo remedio para la diarrea, re-
sulta de La dentci6n dc otras causas. Tener cut-
dado y pedir pOr "Jarabe Calmantede hr. Wtnslow
Dor el mefOr de- tOdO
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Sc ka disuelto Ia sociedad mer
cantil en- comandita Perez Ramos &
ca de la plaza de Mayaguez consti
tuyendose otra bajo Ia razon de Lu'
cas- Ramos & Ca q la que deseamos
buenos negocios.
Gran Baratillo: paraguas a 60
centavos. camisetas desde so cepta,
vos, gran surtido de corbatas. cue.
llos, puf1os, tohallas, miilar6 de &C.
lor y blanco en- FL eSol de Oro. de
Lucas Gimenez, San Francisco Al.
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E1 pdblico Sc queja con fre
cuencia de las deficiencies, del servi.
clio de carros electricos En- ell inte
res de la compaflfa esta evitar esas
uueias.
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Ha llegado & San Jua

Ha negado q San Juan, aeon
paf1ado de su ioveu esposa. nuestro
querido amigo don Manuel Negr5n
Collazo, quien nos encarga despe'
dirlo de ,sus numerosos amigos de
Gavov
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La terna que ha remitido Ell
Comite Republican, al Aynntamien.
to para Ia designation del Ju z de
San Francisco la con1ponen los Sc
nores don Jose Bszan, don Francis
co Soriano ; don Mariana Pesque'
ra
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Sc VENDEN

Sc VENDEN muy baratas.
DDS casas en- Santurce Infor'
maran en- esta imprenta.
n-s-f
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Aver ha debido celebrarse en-
los salones de Gel Club de la ju ven.
tud federal,, de Ponce, nm meeting
pO1ftico.
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N0T''ICIAS

El bale del Casino Espanol,
estuvo anoche muy animado. Aun
que la concurrencia no era como
otras veces, muy nutrida, Sc pasa
ron horas muy agradables, en- aque-
llos elegaates salones, bail&ndose
con mayor comodida.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-14
WOMAN WHIPS BOYC0TTERS
Wife of a Great Falls Business Man
Objects to Methods Of Organ
lied Labor.

Great Falls. Aug. 4.-There was live
ly time in the vicinity of second hand
store on First avenue south yesterday,
when three representatives of the clerks
union were horsewhipped by Mrs. Glass,
wife of the proprietor of the store.
The affair assumed serious - pect in
the afternoon when Fred Boulter. presi-
dent of the Trades & Labor Council.
.swore to a complaint in Justice Safford's
court charging Mrs. Glass with assault.
1t appears that the store conducted
by Glass has been declared unfair by
the clerks union for the reason that the
6 O'Clock closing rule has not been OBJ
served.
Yesterday three representatives of the
union presented themselves near the
store armed with circulars warning all
unionists not to patronize the place.
These three men finally became so
bold that they entered the boycotted es-
Establishment. placing the bills on the fur
niture and in the show window.
This grated upon the nerves of Mrs.
Glass and with a horsewhip she pro-
ceeded against them, her blows falling
with great precision on their faces and
shoulders, driving them from the store.
They kept UP their vigilance. however,
on the sidewalk.
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FREIGHT WRECK NEAR HELENA
Montana Central Train Goes Into the
Ditch, Damaging Cars and
q Bridge,

Helena, Aug. 14.-Freight train No.
IS, eastbound, on the Montana Central,
went through the bridge at tunnel No.
4. between Mitchell and Wolf Creek,
about 30 miles north of Helena, yester-
day, damaging the bridge to such an
extent that transfers of the passengers
On subsequent passenger trains We're
necessary.
The freight train crossed the bridge
with the exception of two box cars
ear the end of the train, which in some
unaccountable manner left the track
presumably from broken t1ange. The
cars plunged into Prickly Pear creek
damaging the bridge in the descent
No one was injured.
wrecking Grew was on the scene in
a few hours and the task of repairing
the broken structure begun. The pas
sengers from train No. "a. westbound
and from No. 2. the ButteG Great Falls
local, We're transferred. 1t is expected
that the bridge will be passable soon.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-14
SALE OF LAND NEXT MONTH
During September the State Board
Will Dispose Of Large Amount
of Realty,

Helena, Aug. 14.-The state board Of
land commissioners has decided to oner
all the state lands not under lease Tor
sale at public auction in the different
counties beginning with sale in Car
bon county in September.
State Land Register Long will conduct
the sales at the county seat. No land
will be sold for less than SO per acre.
the minimum amount fixed by law. The
state will offer about $4,000 acres In
Flathead county.
These public sales are to be held to
see how much of a demand there will be
for the state lands in the different coun-
ties, the opponents of the leasing sys-
tenn contending that the people would
purchase the lands literally if given an
opportunity.
Governor Toole has reappointed Henry
Neill state land agent for four years.
The appointment was confirmed by the
board.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-14
PRISONER SETS JAIL ON FIRE
Intoxicated Resident of Billings
Nearly Cremates Himself While
in Prison

Billings. Aug. 1.-THE fire department
was called out by a small blaze at the
city calaboose.
Ten minutes before the alarm was
sounded the police had placed German
piano player, named Scheesblatt. in the
Jail on a charge of drunkenness.
The old man had been in durance but
a few moments when he concluded
that he would take a smoke Seated on
the side of one of the hunks he lighted
his pipe.
The bed took fire and in a short time
there was enough smoke issuing from
the barred windows of the little Jail to
drive all the mosquitoes out of the
Yellowstone valley.
The fire department arrived in an in
credibly short time and dragged the old
man and the burning bed out of the
door and that was the end of it.
The officers are of the opinion that 1t
was purely accidental.
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SCHOOL PLANS
ARE HELD UP
rROUBLEAT DILLON OVER A RE-
CENT ISSUE OF BONDS.
Contractor Ready to Erect the Build
ing, but Doubt Exists as to the
Legality Of the Districts Sc
curities, SO NegotiiA ions
Are Jailed O6-Nember
Of Board Tenders
Resignation.
Especial to Inter Aountain.)

\NVOSAaA " AASCI AAVuAldlAJ
i Dillon, Aug. 14.-At the last meeting
Contractor A. w. Price. who built the
normal dormitory. appeared and made
2 proposition to build the high school
and install the same heating plant
designated in the successful bid made
Ny the Dart Hardware company and
take sec, 600 worth Of bonds in pay
ment.
r This proposition was discussed at
length, and the offer was finally re-
duced to $25, 200. The board would have
accepted Mr.. Prices offer, but as a
had crept in and
doubt existed as to the legality Of the
proceedings the project was declared
of. and the board adjourned without
action on the matter and without fin
ishing the roll call.
b This makes it all off with the pres
ent bond issue and another election will
iture, at which the proposition will
again be submitted to the p.ople.
u. There is hardly doubt, It claimed,
but that the people will vote for suit
able school house for the school which
has been a success from Its inception.
To let it fall by the wayslde tor want
Of proper home wou:l be public
calamity it is urged.
vat the meeting it wa, decided to
open the school for the t:rnl on Sept.
It, the same date as the Normal opens.
- The tax levy for the year will be 2
mills on the dollar, which will give the
school about $4,000 to NEE. the cur
rent expenses.
B., This will not only pay The teachers
salaries, rent of quarters ans Incidental
expenses, but it will he enough to pay
for the high school lots ana the fees
of the architects whose plans for high
school building were accepted.
Former State Senator Norris, q men,
her of the board of trustees, has ten
dered his resignation to The superin-
tendent of schools. He is also mem
her of the executive board Of the state
normal. and the press of business pre-
ciudes his giving the high school mat
tiers the attention the deserve, hence
his resignation.
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Scalp Bounty Falls OF.
Especial to Inter Mountain.)

Dillon, Aug. 1.-THE coyote scalp bust
ness has fallen off materially during the
last month, there having been only 90
skins presented at the county clerks Of
flee since the 18th of July, which is
a bout one-third of the usual number re-
ceived during a corresponding period at
any time since the passage of the new
bounty law. This may be because the
i''varmints" are becoming scarcer. but
the more logical deduction is that the
coyote hunters are waiting for the hides
Ito become prime" once more.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-14
WANTS LIVE STOCK RETURNED
William Ettien Begins Action Against
n. B. Drum to Recover Cattle
and Caves
Especial to Inter Mountain.)

Especial to Inter Mountain.)
Billings, Aug. IA suit has been be-
gun in the district court wherein Will
lam Ettien is plaintiff and F. D. Drum,
wellknown resident, is defendant.
The plaintiff is suing to zee over II
head of stock cattle, of the value of
$s3 each. and two calves. of lie value
of $40 each, together with 500 dam
ages for being deprived of the property.
The plaintiff alleges in his complaint
that on Oct. l, 1900. in Fergus county,
William Deaton and Austin War; an
lawfully and wrongfully look the
stock from the possession of the plamt-
if and retained possession even after
the demand of the plainti: tRa; IL lie
returned to the plaintiff: that on LEG.
II, 1900, the cattle and calves came into
the possession of II. b. Drum. defend
ant, and although the plaintiff de-
manded that the defendant deliver said
stock to the plaintiff. the de'an'lant
had failed and refused to 10 SO. III
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-14
ROAD THROUGH SOLID ROCK
New Entrance to Yellowstone Ptrk
Will Cost More Than One Mil
lion Dollars.
Especial to Inter Mountain.)

Especial to Inter Mountain.)
Billings. Aug. 14.-George Miller, con-
tractor. who took contract to do grad
ing for the government in Wyoming last
May, has returned to the city. Mr..
Miller says that it will take at least
$1,000. 900 to complete the contract which
he started.
The road which the government Is
having opened offers a new entrance
to the Yellow stone park by way of Cody,
Wyo.. over the Burlington railroad. 1t
starts at one of the lakes just inside
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-14

c. Bass of Stevensville. vice president;
F. III. Tucker of Missoula, secretary
and j. A. Moss of Missoula treasurer.
The board of directors includes the
president and secretary and w. h. Har-
lin of Como. T. A. McClain of Carlton, G.
c. Willis of Plains, Robert Jameson. of
Victor, John Sears of Corvallis. The
board of directors has appointed Sam
johnson as business manager.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-14
Bound Over for Trial.
Especial to Inter Mountain.)

Especial to Inter Mountain.)
Dillon. Aug. 4.-JOhn Hoffman. a resi-
dent of this county, had preliminary
hearing at Twin Bridges yesterday on
a charge of grand larceny. it being al
legged that he changed the brand on a
horse belonging to the Thomas Brothers
of Sheridan and afterwards sold the
animal to one of the Hinch Brothers of
the upper Bfacktail. He was held to
answer to the district court, his bonds
being fixed at $500.
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Fearfully Cut by Knives.
Especial to Inter Mountain.

Especial to Inter Mountain.)
Great Falls, Aug. 14.-John Hausman,
a young ranchman employed near STAN
ford, is in the hospital here, suffering
from injuries received by falling un-
der the knives of moving machine.
He is fearfully cut about the legs and
body and may not recover.
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Fruit Men Get Together.

: Especial to Inter Mountain.)
Missoula, Aug. H.-Fruitgrowers of the
Missoula and Bitter Root valleys met
here yesterday and perfected the organi-
cation of their protective association.
Sam Dinsmore was elected president: D.
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into the blood, destroys
the virus, stops the for
nation of Cancerous
cells and cleanses the
system of impurities.
What We say of S. S. S.
as a cure for Cancer 10
supported by the testi-
meny of those who have
tested it and been re-
stored to health.
Begin In time, don't
ughly saturated with the
. progress Of the disease.
- An,&
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{ Right 10 heart Of
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the park and runs to Cody.
Mr. Miller succeeded in completing five
miles of the 40 mile stetch, when the
appropriation Of 200 was exhausted
He had to blast nearly all of the road,
and this is the reason that it will cost
so much to complete it. MIR. Miller had
40 men and 20 teams at work for three
months.