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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-29
IAU MENT0 De
TRIBUTACl0N
NUEsTRA PRoTEsTA

ESQ va no es un
sistema de tributaci6n, sino IN sistens de
expoliaci6n. Y nosotros protestames con-
ira 81, como protestarfamos 81 al pasar por
los desfladeros de Sierra Morena nos assl-
tasen una partida de descendientes de Luis
Candelas,
iQu6 es esoP La propiedad, tan respe.
tada en- todos los pafses ciVilizados, ha de
eStar en- Puerto Rico merced del Tesoro
de cualquier Tasador ignorante NAL In
tencionado?
Cuando semejautes atropellos Sc come
ten, Ia indignation no puede menos que
exaltarnos, y calificar como Sc merece los
expoliadores.
Desde hace tres liss Sc estAn repartien-
do en- Caguas planillas extendidas por ell
Tassdor del distrito, aumentando, al capri.
cho de este senior, Ell Valor &c Ia propiedad
prfvada,
q nuestro establecfmiento tipografco, y ella
nos servirA de base para ell presente artfcu-
10, & reserva de ocuparnos de otras, pues
nos consta que caballos one sc han vendido
en- veinte dollars. han sido tabadcs por Ell
empleado del Tesoro en- setentictnco.
En- MARIO del af1o pasado, cuando Sc pu-
so en- practica ell biU Hollander, Sc nos pre-
sent6 una planilla para que declarasemos
en- ella, bdjo juT1mento, ell valor real y efec-
two de nuestraS prsnsas. 7 honradamente
consignamos slli ell valor dc esa propiedad,
por ella hemos venido psgando la contrl-
buci6n correspondence.
Pues bien en- Ia plRnilla que Sc nos
present6 aver Sc Los dice que <por la pre-
sente Sc le Avisa que la plsnilla presentada
Dor listed, hs sido sumentada por Ell que sus.
cribe en- Ia cantidad. ..-1 z Sc nos aumen-
tan mil qninientos dollars mas en- el valor
de Ia propiedad, sin consignarse siquiera
Ia raE6n de por que Sc nos 1mpone ese au-
mento.
Ahora bienj Sno declaramos nosotrcs
bajo jlaTdmento, ell vslor de nuestra propie-
dAdP 81 la declaration prestada por nos
otros no es cierta, 10 proeedente es que Sc
nos procese por peTjuTSo, pero no que capri
chosamente Sc aumente ell valor de la pro-
piedad por un senior que NO ent1ende de esas
cosaB, que aver era un empleadillo en- ell
ramo de instruction pGblica, y que hoy, por
innuencias, sin duda, Sc halIa desempef1Gn-
DO el empleo de Tasador.
Pero no es este 10 mas irritante. Lo
Que verdaderamente indigna, es que ese
Tasador no Sc hs presentado por esta I'm
prenta q tasar, con peritos competentes,
nuestrss maquinas, para cenvencerse de
ple hemoa declarado menoS del Valor que
tienen; sino que al capricho, porqUe ST, nos
Aumenta mil quinientos dollars.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-29
AIgo mas sobre
Ia Causa de Falcon

I'm StGl PAis,s correspondence Il edici6n
de 26 del corFients, Aparece an &ril:ulo Alts-
mente ofsnsivo paEa Ia buens lama reputa-
cion del latrAdo don Jof6 Maria Cuadrs, sra
tAndo sobFe IL eRnsa de Qregorio Falcon.
Como en- dieho artfculo se diriien cargos
contra dicho amigo principal, me veo en In
necesidad de ccntessAr A'go soofe dlcno Gsun-
to, con ell I'm de que el que no conozca ai IL
cepciAdo senior Cuadrs, hsga jnfcioE exsfav1s-
dos sobre conducts como particular como
AbcgAdo. Me tcmo tel iibertad, abusando de
snt6 enterAdo de 10 sucedido, pues aver tarde,
al despediEms dc O., no le hatia isido el eitado
pari6dico, con objsto de hacsr estas acisrs-
clones.
El hecho es sl siguisnte
Habf6ndele corrsspondido en- turno ds oA-
cio In defsnaA del cttado Falcon, por Ell horri-
BILE delito de Rsssinato, el Tribunal lie envio ei
sumaRio, oil que despues de haber essuciados
formula concInaionss pFovisfonaless confof-
mEndcse en- ess sentido con ID pena psdida por
ell sedor Fiscal.
Atepiendoae 6 Las resultancias del suma-
rio, no podfR hscer ctra cosa Falcon por si
mismo so condena. Esperaba dicho letrado
AsiStir & lac Reaiones del ihicio orais psra mo-
diacar, como 10 haIa, sus conclusiones proVi-
sionRlea.
nj nrticuIiata que 80 aaconde baio IN pset1-
domino, qniz6s isnorA 10 que son nnAs concln-
aiones prOvisionaIes unGs dehnitvAs. QuiSas
ssistiendo al juicio, 8 essudiando 10 Ley, saoria
10 one SON.
dejar iedefenso 6 ning6n procesado, como 10
ha demostrAdo much&a vsces, dtfsudiendo con
honrade8 &AcVsrsArios suyos. por 10 que IA
tenido mas de IN diagusto. Pero 81 ha dieho
v 10 soatiene, que ha prestado iuramsnto para
| defender ai dasgrAeiAdo, y asf 10 Ia eumplido
| siempre; Asf 10 sabrk ell autor de ese artfculo-
| " Hus correligionarios.-
El AbogMdc CuadrA defenders nj Acusado
| Falcon dasds In tribnnA dir6 . los que sc
/ han crefdo que hA obrsdo con mala rs. 10 que
/ ss debe en- este caso. A sfectO, no pudiendc
4 venlr ell di4 senAlado ante el Tribunal, por es
| tAr snfermo muy ocupado en- sus importsnte'
aauntos da an AereditAdo bnfete, ia suplicade
| 81 Tribunal In suspension del juicis que hsg'
| nnsvo seRAlamiento.
81 sl Articulista, se IN propussto hacs
dAno mortihcRr MI Lcdo. seaor CuMdx& o.
| ecuivoea do medic medic su rapnFaci0n com'
| ahcgAdo % muy eouoeidA en In pArta oriensa
de In fsla en- donds hAsta iA fechA ha postnlad
dsmcsar6ndolo oi sinn6maKo dc buanos asunso
que tiene en- "a bnfese.
va Ell amigo 30 oenpark me5or cue sa ager
te de costassar dfcho srtfculo (Aunqus yO ere
| oue no le haga eascl bien en- la prsnsa en- :
| tarrsno dnnde sea nscesari0 como Accstumor
en todos ans neaoSs en- qua sismpre W impras
| L. eabAllexCsidad.
OandeIario L6PeE
cagaAa, Mayo 20 de 1909.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-29
CultOs Cat6IiCos de hoy

EstA mAIiAna 80 celebH6 una solsmne miss
an IA IElaslA pArTequial, comulgsndo $50 per-
Sonos m&yores por primsrR yes, las nifiAS que
Garmsn Flores RodrigueS, Catalina VlIAr,
M.yia Maimi Carmen Colon, Julia CArri6n,
S1sris FernandeS, Maria DiSE Rodriguez, Ame-
sI.a HnertAs BurRoI, Maria Rodrigues, Seyers
rnTpII. Elena CAbAllero, Conception Orcali-
a. JnAnA DiAI, Conception LozRno, MAtilde
p"sdoS. Maria CruI y PoloniA Borras.
Essa tArde GAldrA la procession de Corpus
ChFISty.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-29
CORPUS CHRlSTY

Auoche con motive de Ia fsstividAd de
yorpuT, eatLvo muy animado sl SPArque Gen.
trA.e -
A / terminArse Las noyspSs del mes de Ma
rs, una oIqueSta visit6 los cnAtro AltAres To-
1AntAdos en- Ell expresSoo PaTque toe&ndo AL
Runas pieIaS de su repertoire.
En saos AlsAres Sc rsE0 todA IN noche,
huedkndose en- velA una buena concurreneia.
No hA hAbido que registrar oil mas mfnino
1ssorden.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-29
Atentado anarquista

Cablsgramas de Pkris, anunciAn Ia prision
lIeyada n efecto en- G. ante de IN snarquista
que intent6 asssinas al diputsdo cat6iico senior
Verhaegsn. dispArAn6ole dos tiros de revolver,
uno do los cualsa ls psrfafo 81 sombrero
El senor Verhaegen ha sido - varias va-
ces atacado CON igual sinisEtro prop6sfto.
Hsce m mes proximamante estallo una
bomba de dinAmta en- 81 casH que deatroz6
gran parte del edificio sin que pos fortuna 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-29
Alvarez N ava

Procedenta de Gnayama de paso para
San Juan, tuvirnoa el gnato de saludar ansas
de aver este distinguido amigo, director de
nuestro estimRhle colega ell Hsraldo Espahol."
Lie rsiterMmoB el testimonio de nueatra
consideration.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-29
En- ell "Centro Obrero"

Anochs ss verified nn bale muy animado
rn esta simp&tlca sociedad.
Las horas transcurrfsron de m1nera muy
axrada ahIe. nj tazminar Ia fiesta hiso uso de
In ualabra nuestro eorreiigionario amigo
al elocuente or ador popular don Armando Ro-
driQue1, ouian fus muy aplaudido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-29
LO que dice "EI News"

SSsRdu potlcias cAblegr6Acas pArece muy
br6sfmR una invasion dc misioneYos &mefic@-
hoR Pusde ser que ellos cream que nososros
pomoA adoradorsa del fuego, n cAusA de los
freeuentea dispReos de ArmAs de esa elAse pro.
ducidoS por las turbss.
Dssde Ol puhto de vista de Ioa Anteeeden-
haa penAlas que obrAn en- los archives iudcia-
les, se dice que elias turbasD goxAn de mucho
mayor reputation ate los tribunales que el
News, pues cate peri6dico hA si1o pFocesado
muy pocRs oeRsiones.
81 9IRs turbAHD obtenen los IS 600 de am-
hos periuieios que FeclAmAn oil NEWS, enton-
ees BuS miembros podrfp c0mprAr uniformes
con hotones dorAdoe, Kev6lverea plAteAdos y
RArrotea con smpI hAdnrAs dc orc, aRi en- las
proceslonas efviess podFAn ser celocados inme-
aiAtAmsnts detrks de lA PolicfA InsulAr
81 las turbRs lcgrRn probsr al News que
eate hA tsndido n GprivArles del henehcio de Ia
eonnAnxG ptblicA y del trAto socia,D tsnemos
aerechb . que Ios ciudAdanos honrAdCs OBJ
bePVRdorss de In lev NOS reconozcan nnestfa
brillAnta proexa. Vi podemns GpriyArleED de
Cd fepntpcI6n ante los tribunalas, entoncel
nueatHa obrR hAbr6 terminAdO.
El JuoS Ramos sHcribe una carsA n M
amigo que 10 es tAmbi6n do I'M demand ante on
mn pleito ante oil JueE Ramos. La caRtA llevi
ant& nota @1stA On pKivadaS RconaeiR On ellis
MI dsmMndAnte que tergA mucho cuidAdo, pue
90 aatableeeKk Keenrso dc casAci6n, &c sal
cue sl demAndado goEa De ipfueneiaa. 1E
aus 81 Juex Ramos intentaba r0r medic d.
sata carta acusar al Tribunal Supreme de aata
soGatldo . ir Ausrcias S1snas9S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-29

DOCTOR ]. LORENZO OAsALDuO.
plFutano- DentisAA Norte-emsEicAno.
ARaaiho PneTto.R .Rlsc,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-29

Hoy se fesuelve la sentencia en- 10 Corse
de Oirsuitos de In causa segnida en reclAmA-
cI6n de %, 900 dollars que hace don X t@si
axutisr por estropeo r6rdidA de ma piarna
por un caro- e'6d.rlco.
See1n Sc dice ss probable qne sea senten-
eiads II comps nia el psgo de 5000 dollars.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-29

LA ESPAEOLA.-Eonda posada con
vista al mar pr6xima 10 estacf6n del ferro-
carril.-Tetuan 81 y 90.
Ofrecs enta casa les meiores comodida-
des para el pasaiero. Oomlda la carta como
convenga precioa m0dicos.
HAbitaciones frascaa = bien yentiladas y
haSios.
Hospsdaies y ahonos, prscios eonvsneio-
males, r
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-29

~RECOMENDAMoS nuestros amigos
ri hotel eThs MArinss, San Jose no /, Capital.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-29

Pareca que dabido las muchas difesen- :
cias snYgIdas ensre los tabaquerosy los nenos
de fkbricas, serkn cerrados algunos de estos
eatablscimientoa, interim se llegue IN aeusr-
do dshnitivo entire Ambas parties.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-29

MwYU @S
Sc encuentran an ests ciudad, los cabos
de 10 poicfa ipeular de A'ecibo Maysen4s,
respectivamente, DON Francisco Csrreraa Mar
quez don JoT6 Vallsdares.
Ambos visnen para concurrir tuieios
oraes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-29
GRAN HOTEL RESTAURANT
TIN 5ILA-rI1ERRAN

Angel Ola xagasfi.
poacs, P "a.

consruido oapadd 200 s
Capital comedor meor de Las Annnss
ago
In
isusl @ m LIS aoHidas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-29

ANUEvA CENTRAL, de Andres PIG.
Dulceris, confterfa fepostsEfa. - San
Francisco 77.-Se airven toda clase de encaE-
gos en- dicho ramo. San Juan, Puerto Rico
Te.6fono: 157.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-29

Sc hRcen muchas alabanEAs de 10 perfecta
traducei6n hecha por el ss1or medo. del In :
forme de Mr.. Harlan, con respecto los reos
condenados o muerts en- Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-29

pABMAOIA AMERICANA. - Fortalesa-
2s. San Juan Pusrto Rico.-MediciDas de Pa
tenta drogas, articulcs de tocador instru-
mentos de Ciruna prscios sumaments oara-
tOa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-29

Mahana sale para los puertos de essA isla,
el vRpoY GPuerto Rico.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-29

81 domingo pasado tuvieron IN altereade
en- un caro- el6ctrjco, Mr.. Nc Lory uno de
los passjeros. El asunto lego oil exsreme dc
irss . Las manos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-29

Extrsfa sobEemansra ell conssanfs ma
t,smpo cus rainA an esta ciudad desde hac
alguncs dias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-29

Pasado mafana sale para 10 Carolina al
agente visjsro de Ell Puerto Rico Artiitieos,
don Silverio Paonesa.
Rste amigo na pePmaneeido vaTfos dias an
San Juan donde ha desplegsd0 gran actividad
en- IL propaganda de tan importante pubica-
ci6n.
Muchas suscripctonsa anuncios ha ad-
ouirido eata publicaci6n en- cats capital.
Buanos negosios deseanos 81 companaro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-29

LA SASTRERIA DE MODA en- IL de En-
rique Lefebre, Cristo No 1s. Recemendamos
& nnestros amigos que IL fsyorescsn CON sus
trabAjos. N. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-29

Dasde hace mucho tempo goza da gran
credto ia fsbrica de licores de Pedro Chandfy.
Hoy es II favoritA del pdblico. pues sus ncorss
son los mejores que se fabrican.
Eata fkbrica aa especial en Ia confeccion
de ron, puea Hua msrcas son excsIentes.
El ron mArcA &El TrolyS es el que SO pona
en- fodas les mesas de los hoteles casas phr-
MculAree. Z.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-29

trabajos. N. d.
Sa da como seguro el nombramisnto del
doctor Ros, para aloalds de San Juan.
Sc dice que debidO 81 POGO susldo. Egoscns
no quieEe coptinuar en- diehO paesso. pnes 81
80 Ia sostenido en- 81, ha aldo con Ii ssperRnEs
de aumento.
81 80 hubisse spsobado en esta legislatura
Ia Carta Constitutional que propuso Egoscue,
ell aIcalde de San Juan seffa sl empleado de
mayor susldo, dsspuSs del @ Gobernador.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-13

was nodded one gigantic character which
will be model while the world ~reVolves:
He stands too day as the model patriot or
the world Lincoln declared his belief III
the eternal brotherhood OF man in 1858
when he was one OF the three Illinois leg
islators who voted for the principle that
the man who crossed the boundaries OF
the state, whether he was black or white,
was a free man. He recognized every
mans right to rise from the hum'blest
walks of life to the highest pinnacle. He
wiped out religious prejudice; he wiped
out political prejudice; he wiped out color
prejudice. He made the whole country
free.
Lincoln's fundamental idea was to make
every man equal with equal opportunities.
He strove first for untra1nmeled freedom.
and next for untrammeled employment.
The republican party which he fostered
had cultivated the commercial field. eve
Fbelieve in fostering our home industries
to the fullest extent" said Mr.. ODonnell,
''but Il don't believe that the American
people will permit commercial enslave-
ment. Direct legislation against. the di-
rectors Of these vast combinations of
wealth. Make him. & criminal who cen
tralizes his power for the oppression of
his fellow men. Strike not at the hick-
DRY shirt, but strike at his boss. The
! modern nonc9olist is as much a tyrant
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-13
GRAFTON ON "LINCOLN"
Delivered by Rev. G. L. Morrtl BE-
fore Local El1Ss.

Delivered by Rev. G. l.. Morrill, Be-
fore Local EllSs.
Rev. G.. L. Morrill,, of the Chicago Ave
nue. Bapt list church, addressed the MIR
neapolis lodge of E1ks on Lincoln at the
lodge room last night. Any other man
than Lincoln. he said, would have been
appalled, by the crushing responsibility
which confronted him when he took the
presidents chair. The fading away Of the
hopes of peace, the hesitancy of the gov
ernment to strike at the institution OF
slavery. Wendell Phillips calling Lincoln
q traitor and the war failure, even adj
yocating disunion because the slaves had
not been freed, would have overborne any
man Of slightly less heroic mould than
Lincoln. e .&&==..ra..l5
At the outset Lincoln had applied the
scriptural proposition that "a house di-
yided against itself cannot stand,'SSto the
situation in the United States. He felt
that without freedom, society, fame,
wealth, learning were all lies. f>4sss
s'This feeling Of liberty and union" said
Mr., Morrill,, "came to Lincoln from the
heart of the eternal. It's seed was im-
mortal. Men might seek to dig its grave
with sword and bayonet, but It would rise
to life Lincoln bestowed freedom on
1900, 900 blacks and gave blessing to
the south as well as the north in the
peace and prosperity now enjoyed by
both Lincoln was great because he was
good. To-day memory sits by his monu-
ment with eyes filled with tears and
hands filled with flowers. Fall back pos
SCISSORS Of mere wealth and fame and give
place in love and honor to Abraham Lin :
coin. in humility, heartfelt sympathy and
moral heroism is to humanity what the
sun is to the earth. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-13
A NEW HEADLIGHT
Scheme by Which It Is Expected to
Prevent Collisions.
TRIED ON THE MILWAUKEE, ROAD
1t Shoots u Great Vertical Ray OF
Light Zenithward-Other
. Features.

Chicago, Feb. ia practical demon
stration of the utility of new departure
which, it is said by railway officials will
solve in a large degree the railway COLI
sion problem, was made last night on
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul rail-
road near here. The device consists Of
an exceedingly powerful headlight which
not only perfectly Eliminates the track
with an intensely brilliant shaft of light
for a distance of a mile, but also sends
beam of light of almost equal brilliancy
700 feet toward the zenith. By this it is
possible for approaching trains to locate
each other absolutely, though miles apart,
and it is this feature which railroad Off
Gals claim will eliminate the possibility
OF collision. This vertical beam will in
hilly countries especially, where curves in
the track are numerous, SO positively fix
the location of trains that nothing but
carelessness on the part of the engine
men can permit collision. F.. -.
The apparatus consists of a powerful
electric arc headlight, a dynamo and
steam motor, all of which occupy the
space on the locomotive usually devoted
to the headlight. The dynamo which gen
crates the current for the searchlight oc-
cupies space of less than fifteen inches
wide directly behind the headlight and is
operated by a motor driven by steam i'm
pact on turbine wheel. The current is
5000 candle-power, which can be reduced
to any degree of brilliancy at the will of
the engineer
One of the heaviest passenger engines
on the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul,
experimentally equipped with this head
light, drew a special train a number of
miles out Of Chicago last night and a
practical demonstration of the working
apparatus was given, under the supervi-
sion of Charles W. Adams, formerly as
sistant general passenger agent of the
pennsylvania system. At a distance Of
half mile the telegraph poles and frame
work OF the semaphOres were clearly de-
fned, while the track bed itself was dis
t1nctly visible one mile. Straight above
the locomotive a shaft of light as thick
as mans body penetrated the darkness
and persons posted ten miles away re-
ported that 1t was clearly distinguish
able. 1t is further proposed to convey
signals Of distress or other communica-
lions when trouble occurs between tele-
graph points by the use of colored glass
to color the vertical ray Of light.
Among those aboard the special last
night wers H. r. Williams, general man
ager of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul; W. J. Underwood, assistant gen
eral manager; G. A. Woodward, general
superintendent F. A. Miller, general
passenger agent, and j. F. Gibson, divi-
sion superintendent, and it was their
unanimous opinion that the headlight was
thoroughly practicable and would become
one Of the future requisites in rail.
reading. :.1..t
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-13
Andrew JacksOn's Nerve.

President Andrew Jackson was the most
determined man that ever sat in the pres
idential chair. At one time he was forced
by political plotting and personal Islander
to a duel with a man named Dickinson,
the best pistol shot in the country. Jack
son knew he, stood little chance Of life,
but decided to let his opponent fire first.
Then if he was not killed outright, Jack
son was to take his time and get his man.
The plan worked to perfection, Jackson
had two ribs broken, and then coolly
killed his man. Nerve Of this kind is for
tunately not required in our age, but the
nerve that comes with drinking Golden
Grain Belt beer is a necessity in every
day life. It makes men strong and healthy,
better able to do a mans work. TeIe-
phone 486 Main, and get a case to-day.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-13

and the Northern Pacific has acquired the
title to the stone pier erected near the
center of the river ten years ago by the
Union Pacific, when that road was building
to Puget Sound The Northern Pacific has
just finished extending it's line down the
north shore of the Columbia river from
Kalama to Vancouver AS soon as the
bridge can be built, it will build its new
line into Portland, Oregon, abandoning its
present road on the Oregon shore of the
Columbia For the past year President
Mellen has been negotiating with the
Union Pacific for the entrance of the lat
ter road into Tacoma over the Northern
Pacific tracks a
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-13
Order OF ID. c. Conductors.

Special to The Journal.
Chicago Feb. 19-Hazen J. Titus, dining
car conductor, running between st. Louis and
Chicago, on the Alton railroad is endeavoring
to organize association to be known as
the Benevolent Association Of rDining-Car
Conductors of the United States. Representa-
tiyes nf the dining-car service on nearly all
the railroads in this country will meet here
perfect an organization and elect officers.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-13

as the slave driver OF Lincoln's day with
his whip and his dogs. The fight of his
day was against the monoplists of the
south who appropriated to themselves the
fruits of the toll Of others which they had
not earned. .- go. .,..
1.-THE United States is looking to-day at
Minnesota and hopes to have it show that
a corporation shall not take from the
people what 1t has not earned. 1t is the
battle Of Lincoln over again. AS Lincoln
spoke to the black man OF the south SO
Samuel Van SAINT has spoken to the indus
try Of tbs country. -.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-13
The World Wide Popularity

OF the famous Hot Springs, Of Arkansas,
for health-restoring properties has
brought thousands of invalids from all
quarters Of the world to partake of its
restorative waters. The season opened
Jan and no winter resort offers better
facilities for rest and curative advantage
than Hot Springs, Ark The springs are
under the control Of the United States
charges and good treatment at the baths
The quickest and most comfortable route
for the people of the west and northwest
is the Iowa Central. Very low round trip
rates are now in effect over this line
For full information address ticket agents
or George S. Batty, G. P. & T. A., Mar
shalltOWn, Iowa.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-13
Clubhouse for Railroad Men.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Feb 13.-President Burt
of the Union Pacific spent few hours in
Cheyenne and in an interview said the COM
pany would build three-story clubhouse
here for the employees. The building will
cost between 100000 and 100000, and will be
fitted with reading and clubrooms and gym
nasiun1. Work on it will be. commenced in
the summer. . %..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-13

You needn't keep on feeling distressed
after eating nor belching, nor expert
encing nausea between meals. Hood 8
sarsaparilla cures dyspepsia-it strength
ems the stomach and other digestive or
gans for the proper performance OF their
functions. Take Hoods.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-13
There Is but One Argument-Qualit
Will Tell.

We have delivered the goods, and Moet &
Chandon has jumped and is jumping. The in
crease of 1901 over 1900 equals 252,432 bottles,
being greater than 100 per cent Of the COM
houses. Moet & Chandon white Seal" Eper-
nay, France, the acme of perfection. :.