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The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-18

The normal demand for blankets begins with the ading days along in October. There is no need to orce the market then.
 But the blankets are made, NOW, and waiting in ,ils and warehouses for the demand begin Interest nd storage charges running them They are ating into money, and store like this that is big nough and strong enough to sell them NOW can get from the manufacturers worth talking about
 That is the whole principle of these August sales
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-18
Cotton Blankets.

Two hundred pairs of good, cheap Cotton Blanket, in white and gray. Full 11-4 size and very soft and warm blanket at the price. It is the same that we sell regularly at 5oc a pair. Sale Ae~| price, 4SS|
 One hundred pairs of our regular 5 pair White Cotton Blankets, 11.4 size. This is well-known value and supreme in weight and goodness at $1. Sale a7N~ price, SS|
 One hundred pairs of an extra laage and heavy cotton blanket full 12-4 size and the same grade and weight sold by us at other times at $1.75 pair. Sale price,%Y 9N| at ~1sSy|
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-18
Wool Blankets.
AAthe follo7Oamg Aave eAosce of red, blue,
 or bznk borders.

AHfhe fo<loaOzms hoae chosce of red, blve,
 or bsnk borders.
 Three hundred pairs of White Wool (mixed) Blankets, 1o-4 size. Identical in
 weight and quality with the goods that we sell regularly at $2.25. Sale lv OOl price, wk.VYl
 Three hundred and fifty pairs of White Wool Blankets with colored border of red, 4 pink or blue; 1o:4 size. These are our regular $325 grade. Sale &0 EnI price, wAsOOl G1-4 size in same grade, S2.oo) Two hundred pairs of an extra-heavvl white wool blanket, I1-4 size This is the ! same blanket that thatwe make speciality of at $4 pair. Sale price, @a @wI Two hundred pairs of fine, heavy I f1eecy White Wool Blanket, 11-4 size known to all New Haven as the "Mallev $4. 50 blanket" In weight and fneness it is equal to most $5 grades. For e @Al this sale, .wAI One hundred and fifty pairs of an All wool White Blanket, 11-4 size and exactly similar in all respects of weight and ouali- ty to the one that we sell the yearG1 svr| around at SAYS pr. Sale price, NO.SO One hundred pairs of a white all.wool blanket that is one of the best values in the sale. Full l1-4 size, and of the same weight and quality as our special S5. sol blanket, which is better than most $6. grades. Sale price for this m hundred pairs, a pair, 70
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-18
Wool Blankets.
(C0ntinued.)

(C0ninued) One hundred pairs of an extra large and extra large and heavy white All-Wool Blanket, 12-4 size; very soft and heavy This is the grade that usually sells for $7,5o pair; our regular price is Gh| $o.75. Sale price, ~O| Two hundred and fifty pairs of the very best blankets made in America;-in all-white and plaid These are the "blankets del luxe" ";-the comforting, Aeecy kind, very heavy yet very soft The lot includes many of the most superb California goods from the famous "Mission Mills.
 Regular $6. pair goods forS5.
 Regular S1o pair goods for s8.75
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They are possible only to biggest stores, but il the savings are large and real.
 We make the savings by anticipating the de
 You must make your savings, if at all, by ant ing your wants No woman with scrap of b wisdom will fail to provide now, at these fgur her needs in the Fall. To wait until the need is to pay in many cases full third more than o, ures for the coming week.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-18
Local Weather Report.

New Haven. Aug. II.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-18
WEATHER RECORD.

washington, D. C., Aug. r, 1902, p. m.
 Forecast for Monday and Tuesday
 New England fair Monday; local rains Tuesday; light to fresh northwest winds De- Eastern New York increasing cloudiness Monday: local rains Monday night and Tuesday; light variable winds shifting to southeast.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-18
EEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

Bicycle Races-CoIiseum Track. Blankets, Ete.-The Edw. AaIiey S"' : FyegIasses-J. H. Durant. Fisbina Issm1Taie TacEle-The J. E. Bassett & e. For saie-Shavings-El City Lumher Co'.
 FinanciaI-The Ives Investment Io' l,rape-Nuts-At Grocers'. Tnanortapt Factor-Howe & StetsOn. it's Best-City Hall Pharhacy. -Watch-119 Gilbert Avenue. Mother seigeI's syrup-At. Druggists. New GoOds-Brown X Durham. SnnlyIng Tobacco-E. l.. Hall X Son.
 steamers-American and Red Star Lines. To-day-Sayin Rock.
 TJnhnistery-G Gamble Desmond Co.
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Security Insurance Go.

- Of New Haven. OFFICE 37 CENTER STREET. Cash Assets Jan. i, f31s, SI,Os5,.ss.e
 uIREETuRS: Charles s. Leete, Chas. E. CurtiS. James D. Deweit. H. Mason, S9sz5s=s# Joel A. Sperry, E. G. Stoddard. $, E. MeEWin, William R. Tyler. John W. Ailing, John T. Manson,
 Chas. D. Sheldon. CHARLES s. LEETE, H. MASON,
 President. Secretary. 2. D. DEWELL. H. c. FULLER. | Ytes Pres6ent. Asst SecretarH.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-08
Ell bail0 de nilOS.

Ahf egt&n, hsrmosos y monisi.
mos, balance&udose, despreocupa,
dos de Los compaces m6sicales, que
ellos no atienden, pero que sienten
lumbar en- sus 0idOs.
Hay dentro de ese immense CRU
p0 Dc nir0s un toroellino, ,algo CO.
NO un csos, COMO una sc0nfusion que
hace pansar y que ne g
q profarir sin darme cuenta una
amargo, iQ2ien sabe!
ST, Quian eabe 10 que traeran los
al 8 sobre osas cabecitas infanti
les.
Qaien sab9, cqa} de estos rubios
Y sonrle oteg, tendra mas pr0nto la
cAballera blanca, tras del aGote do
las tempestades de Is vida.
Cual de ellos liegara General
y cual So quedara de s3ldado, wien
do pasar como a trav6s de un vidrio
los risuen - pAisajes.
sCoal de Estes IS impondr4 CO.
mo tlrano de los otros, y cual sera
81 enem:go irreconciliab, de alga-
no, al qu3 ah0ra abraz2 con c&rin0
fntimo.
iB9nditU Dies. y que suerte le
estara re servada q cada uno!
Hoy Sc cOdeAn los ricoa y LIS
que no 10 son. Hoy son sus impre-
stones las miSmas: adornarss, bailar
y conner dulce, paro nanAna..
ManAna SIS oltar&o del brazo, no
Sc codearan, nj Sc conoce1&n ape,
mas.
Los vendavales de Il vtd&, los
separAran q unos tai vez para siam
pre-; otros Ia muerte los alejar&
eternamente; a aquellos los dividir&n
rencil al politicas, estos los desu
Mira la smbici6a, un pleito, tai vez
una acoi6n punible quizas 81 uo deli
tO....
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PR0YECTO De LEY
SOOre contradiction J rogiStrO
de t1tuIOS de la prOpied2d.

FL bill rdmoro SO presentado
per eI Sr. DaIegado D. r. Z Co.
Ion, es IN trabajo de importancia
absolute.
Ell asunto de que SO ocupa que
entrsns en- ST el hlstorial de- Ia pro.
piedad inmue0le que es base de la
rlqueza esta desarrollsd ado c0n toda
la competencia de experimentado
maestro en- esas cuestiones.
HemOs leido con todo deteQi.
miento ese d3cumento, que cons; a
de 80 cap1tulos y 149 art1culoe, y
para el plan que encierra nj sobra
un datO, nj tisna demas una obser-
vaci6n.
Dsntro de Ia materia a que sc
contrae estan previstos t0aos los
casos sAbiaments, y salvados los de-
fsctOs en- que iLcurria el anterior
s1stems de regjstro.
AprobadU esq bill, Y el inf0rma
de Ia C)misi6n ha sido su favor,
81 propietario Conoceca todbs las vi
cis'tudes de 10 que constituy& su
hacienda, las tenara ~ su tltrlo re-
gistradas = consta0tE >
Esq no pasa ahora.
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Y ese otTo, ese one "a con aires
de gran senorr pueds que llegue ma 9
tarde & escalar ell pussto del que
manda, del que Sc impone del que ii
ranizs, del que subyuga, del que
aplaSta; y squel peque1fn que ahora
So embadurna los carri!los CON Ia
mi6l de un dulce qnien s&be las
amarga rss que ha de en- libar Ia vi
da.
Pero, oh n6 Dios mfo iimprime
tn sello de bondsd altis ma sobre es
to gereracion que Sc levanta. Tien'
de sobre tanto> ser que va mas tarde
q formar Ia soeiedad puertorriquen 4
tn miradA de piadad suprema, y haz
que todos sean fslices, que todos go
cen; que todos Sc deservuelyan en- Ell
lidiar continue de la ~yida, como hoy
gozsn y Sc sonrfsn, y danzan copfnn
didos en este halle, sin llsvar el com
pas pero cOntentOs. y
VdsQatez AIay6ra.
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SOBRINO DE IzQUIERDO & Go
r. ftvorecer a uncs pjco3 privile,

r. ftvorecer a uacs pjco3 privile-
giados.
Noes ess, no, Ia fuaidad Qua
3beQ tener los presupuestOs. Scr
los segG4 los buanos pri0cipios de
Ia Cieucia, ul C8.C2lO apticiuado de
les gastos 6 i9gres0a de un Pueblo 6
Nc On para que sirva Dc gula Ia
administrator pub!ics, y So cum
plan los fires ecor6n nicos del orga-
rismo admiuisv-sdo, liAmeee e stado,
Territcr rio, keg6l o MuAjcipio. De
ahI Ia impCFt8ncla G9 esS ey, de q
dace de en- grrn paGta "a riQueza y
pr0speri lad de un pals, y de ah1 q.
todos sus ptecept0s 2 par5idas de
bar ser rIeditados cen el mayor de-
tenimieLtO.
Pero dejemcs estas Y otfas CON
sideraGi0nes para mas adelant8, Y
aprasuGemonos consignar escueta~
mente, psro en- la tOrma mas clara
possible, 10 que apatec9 de esos. pre-
supua5tos, bastante confu sCs pri.
mera vista & lin de que pped@n apre
Ciarl0s y re3olver s0bre eIlos cen pie
no cono2imiento los Sres. Dalega-
dos, & cuyas deliberaciones e3tan va
SOm0tidO3.
Al calificAr de confusos los pr9
supneBtos nos referimos al de los
gastos necesariOs para ell sosteni-
mienU0 del Gobierno de PGoR13o
en- 81 ano ecou6mico que terminara
en- JUNO de 1908, ca cuyO documen-
to ditl3iimente sc We la importapcia
oec1dA secCi6n, capitalo y art1 3ulo
mucho meuus II del totzl de los
gastCs; pues solo So exprosa aisj.>a-
marts Ia de cada c@pltuIo, Y ESQ en-
Ie5ras, pue3 no s. empl:a ninguQ
guarism0. No b :i!lan tAmpOcO pOr
bu m65Cdo que fAlta en- a0 3olut0 la
Qualification dlatrib 1ci6n de las
partidas comprerdidas en las referi-
dRs 8occiones y cAp1tnlos, y so hace
precise un largo y minucioso estudi0
del bill e2 QUESTION para p01etrarse
dc au3 dlsposicioues.
SegU1 el que hemos poaido ha
Ger en- el Corto pl3z0 de 2 dias c3rri-
dos desie QUE obtdvimos un elem
p.ar dc! bill c. B. Is, eI total de los
gast9s d9I a0O econ0mic0 pr6ximo
montarA a 81. 146, 900 DDS millone'
ciento cuarenta y seis mll s9jsci9ntO
dol .h;s) que CorQparado COZ el de es'
te ano $l.658, 800 (an million ocho'
ciontus CIncuent3 y Ccho mil ties
cientos doliarsl arroja ua a2mento
para ell yenloer0 de $209, Q0(d0scien-
tos cch 5uta = o-h3 mil trescientos
dUlIaFs), Q sen an ounce y Cincuonta
y 0cnO contav0s pfo sUbra el mon
tanto Gel pre@upuosto Sutecior
Com parade c? total d9 gastos
con 81 d. la plb .aoi0l d Ia isla. ell
anU aC2ca. "a Ell resultndo DE- an DO
uae noYarta y cuatro ceutaVos por
caQita pr cada hab;tant2, lnien'
tr&s el Immediate De 1902 1893 result
tara un gAsto individual dc 2 dol ars
"a centavos, 8 ses muy ceroA de al
20 pfo mas Q1e en- 10 s.c6ualidad.
Ia los LII nerOs 6u >osiV0s entra
rel0t $ tn el de5Alle de LIS Sc 31iOnes,
c@tl;ulJs y ard3ulos que han prod2'
CiuO es3 aGmeOtO
JULIAN Z. BLANCO.
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Los veciroa de la Capital, en-
Maya8t8z, So queian de la falta
de alumbrado en- aquel barrio.
En- BAyal16a, segun nos dicon,
10 50 reune Ell Ayuutsmiento hace
dos'meses, por incaria de- aQuellos
concoial9s.
HA f.lecido en- San German
don Marcos. Capa
HA pr5stado juram 1to como
s60dito De los Estados Unidos, Ell es-
paf1ol don Francisco Paente y Mar
II.
Ra fallecido en- Mayagtaz don
Luis Putri,
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Sc tiene n6ta en- ell t1tulo de pro
pidad de que Ia finca esta registrada
perO no Sc cOnOce su his tUrial Y 50
didculta en- extreme III solo a4ue'
Ia nots, el saberse cpal IS tl estado
legal de Is possession.
No podomos porqae los art1eu
los para el peri6dico nan de s or bre'
vcs, extend .rn0s en- otras co1sidera'
clones, paro II hacemos cDnetar Que
q trabajo del Dee gAdo St f 7 Co.
lon es una obra de n9.ito pOrque
tiande s o'ganigsr un sar7icio en-
forma benefciosa para la }ntre ia
ci6n en- & 9neral, pUes los neg CLOS
de compra vents, hipCtcca ? otros
de inmuebles, y que son tn f:e'
cu9n tes. podrGn hacers9 con coda ia
ciiidad y gir4ntia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-08

Con- rumbo a Sart Thomas ha
zsrpado de Mays gu:z. el crucero de
guerra ing.63 &Buzzard.a
Las cretonas y graro de GRO
de hilo re 1ondo Sc encuentran en-
casa de Melon q pr2cios reducidos,
Hay tarnbieH co la misma casa telas
de- seda brocadas de 10 centAvC6;
camisas bordedAs para sencras, des.
de 40 centavOs en- adelAnte.
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House Of Delegates.
Committee On Ways and Means
N @ 7 { F

Apubic hearing shall take pla'
ce m Wednesday at 9 q. N. OF the
question cf reducing tie tax on the
manufacture and sale Of alcoholic
beverages.
A lpersons wishing to be heard
to be heard f)r, or agaiuts such
Qu9sCiou may be pres ant at said hea
ring Wh;c VII be he d in the Hall
Ct the Hcuse Of Delegates,
L. Sanchez U0rule,
s3..1 Chairman.
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Sc necesita un dependiente, que
liable y escriba bien Ell iDgles y ten
ga prsctica comercial.
Apartado SO
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Toda persona que necesite
cristales para la vista, de cualquier
intensidad, debe derigirse al repu-
tAdo oculista doctor don GULL 9r mo
Wives, en- Ponce. d 3 3
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Falleci6 en- CAta6o la nifa del
sefior Mu11oz que fu6 atacsda de 10
terrible enfermedad de difteria. Con
ese motive les padres de familia es,
tau muy alarmados.
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Dir. CheVrem0nt,
CIRUJANO DENTISTA..

San Francisco 50 al lsdo de Ia
Farmacia del sef1or B,aEco. Extrac
clones con Ell gas hilarante.
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S E P AS E

Que no publcamos communicates
sin que sean pagados por adelan-
tadO.
Cada scis paiabras, sc cuentan por
una ljnea, y la linea vale diez cen
tavOS.
Las cartas que Vengan cou comu-
nicados sin su importe no Sc con-
teStan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-08

Los que tienen pobreza de
sangre estan muy espu 9stos & COP
traer enfermedades contagiosas 6
epid6 nicas, sucunbiendo por falt 4
de faerzas, para re2uperar estas y
enriquecar de g'6bules rojCs Ia SAN
gre son Indispensable las GP1LDO.
RAS RECONSTITUYENTES De
VALE & CANCIO.1 \
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En- Santurce fueron detenid0s
por el cebo Gusnil por poner anun-
cics en- les postes de tel6grafos, don
Eloy Garcia y Antonio Martinez
condenados 6 pagar 81 so por el
Tribunal de Policfa.
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81 microbes SO VERTIGO en-
Ponce Ia autopsis del cadavor de Ia
nina hallada en- 81 <Rabo de Ia Gu
Zebra.
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EN- ESTA IMPRENTA SO dara
GO ocav4on dos chiCos appendices
Qna sap&n compooor = dist9ibuir,
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De Mayaguaz Sc qnejan de los
precios del pan y Ia carne pues pa
rece que Sc han conjurado para re-
vent$r al pneblO. y
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Ell AyuntAmiento de Ponce ce-
di6 Ia plaza ds Ia Abolicion para edi-
fear una escuela.
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Green an P0nce QUE

Green en- Ponce que 81 10 poll.
cfA tona q empef1o averiguAr 10 del
crfmen de infantic dio, le serA facil
pues diceu que tdesde la cslle de
Wives 81 sitio donde fue arrojads la
criaturs, 50 obsa1van mtstros de SAN
ORG
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Quesos de CANARIAS
G0f0 do CANAR[AS.

Acaban de recibir Sobrinos de
Armas. Cruz 13. n Is 9
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NOTlCIAS,

<La Locurs,D esa hermCsa
comp&rse de m&scaras, que se pro.
poue manana en- el teatro dejsr el
<records del buen humor, sigue nu-
triendo sus filas con el elemento mas
distinguido y belLo de las dsmas de
San Juan Hay-que prepArarse por
que nos van & dar el gran bromazo.
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A nuetrOs amigos

A nuetrOs amigos.
Esta llamardo Ia ateucice ell
Hotel {, The Marina" eituado en- Ia
c lie de San Jose L1nero 1 esquina &
Tstusp, por las conidas tan exquisi-
tas que aili SO hacen y por la vista
hermosa y frasca que tiene hacia Ia
bahia.
1vps
Dicen de Ponce que de un pue,
olo Immediate han llevado aquella
ciud&d an individuo que ha perdido
- santido por dedicarse q las doc
fr4n&s es piritistas.
E. PArque de bombss, de Ponce
continuar& treasformado algunos
diss mas con objeto de aprovechar
el salon en- las f1estss de Carnaval.
Ha sido puesto e0 libertad e.
ex director de SCI ECO, , de Arroyo
don Jose Lugo Perez.
Pedro Ramos de Ssnturce fue
detenido por Ia polic1a por hurto de
un quaso y el Tribunal le senter CO
q 20 dias de srresto.
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Los tipografos unidos en- Ia
pFederaci6a Liores han pedido su
afliaci6n, y "charlel" :. Ia "Uni6n'
International tip pogc&6ca de Ame-
rica," Y manana domingo, Sc reuni-
ran en- asamblea, para tomar vsrias
resOluciOnesA
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CONsRJ0 A LAS MADRFs----El jarabe calmt
de WinsIow debe usarse stempEe Qqe los ninos est
al peQueHo sufriente; produce un sueno natural j
tranQuilo allviando al n1fo de dolor e ange1to Ge
Dlerta con muoha Viveza. rs muy agradable al p,
fadar Calma 81 ni1o, anlanda las emnclas, enc aliyts
este metor conocido reedio pare Ia dtarrea, asl re-
gults dc Ia dentic6n De otras CsUsss. TeneT oCi-
dadc pedlr por 'JeEabe CalmantG de Mr. W1nsIoW
DOR aar al Yoetcg Se tOdo.
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-oDIREC ORES: %

:. ROBERT GILES. NICOLAS OYANGUREN. HENRY W. DOC
EN- PONCE. P. j. ROsALY. NJ. V. D0MENEcH.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-10-02
d

A Park River dispatch says: The
excitement in this city consequent up
on the killing of Nels Johnson is now
allayed. The Indian arrested for the
act was the leading man of a party of
Canadian Indians from the Rainy Lake
district, who were visiting at Standing
Rock in this state. They were return
ing home when this unfortunate shoot
ing occurred. One of the Indians
named Adam Martin was arraigned be-
fore Justice Honey Of this place
charged with murder. States Attor-
ney Meyers and Col. E.. Smith-Peter-
SON appeared for the state and the
Hon. John H. Owen defended the ac-
cused. The evidence developed that
the deceased had insulted and abused
the squaws and that he was repeatedly
driven away and was finally shot by
Martin in self defense. The mastery
plea made by Attorney Owen provoked
loud applause in court and the Justice
discharged the defendant. The women
children Of the party were we'll
cared for by the ladies' Of this city.
The whole party left for Canada.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-10-02

choicest specimens of grain and vege~
tables raised on the slope, which is
noted for fine agricultural products.
The grain is easily the finest that has
ever been collected in the state. and is
as good as it is possible for grain to be.
Many persons are visiting the capitol
and inspecting the exhibit, which has
attracted much attention, both locally
and from visitors. On Saturday the
exhibit will be judged and the prizes
offered for the best samples of grain
will be awarded. The judges are ex-
%perienced agrioulturalists and their
awards will do justice all around. The
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-10-02

of Captain Lochridge, have arrived at
Fort Yates, North Dakota. After the
Yellowstone park was closed. early in
September, the garrison Of cavalry
was reduced, and Troop c was ordered
overland to Fort Yates. The troop
started Sept. 2, and arrived Sept. %.
averaging about twenty-five miles per
day. This is not fast time for mounted
troops, but as there was no reason to
hurry, the troop took its own time.
On the overland march the troopers
gained valuable experience in setting
up camp and in other points, valuable
to the trooper in active service.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-10-02
REMEDY FOR TRUSTS,
CONGRESSMAN SPALDING OPENS
THE CAMPAIGN AND TALKS ON

. AAAAA O1AAsAA 11A04N" 114SD Tx YIN
TRUSTS.
Congressman Spalding opened the
republican campaign at Williston. and
devoted his address largely to the trust
question. Briefly, he said:
s'The most effective remedy would
be to place corporations doing an inter-
state business within the control of
congress, taking from the state the
right TO charter such corporations.
AN amendment to the federal con-
stitution is necessary to accomplish
this but it must pass each house of
congress by a t%wo-thirds vote.
"The democrats oppose such amend
ment as abridging the rights of the
states, and will to a man vote against
it, as they did in the seth congress.
"The republicans are not likely to
have the necessary two-thirds in both
houses at once so such amendment. will
be slow of accomplishment.
I'm the meantime the several states
can do much to relieve. the situation.
The object should be not the destruc-
ton of large corporations-they are
among the modern necessities, but to
so regulate and control their %organiza-
ton and management as to prevent
such use of their powers as will be
hurtful to society and. place burdens
upon the public not in accord with
principles of justice and equality.
"The state cal prohibit the incor-
poration of bodies with watered stock
or which propose to engage in hurtful
business Or practice monopoly. 1t can
prohibit foreign corporations trans
acting business within our borders I'M
less it submits a statement of it's at
fairs and shows that it is not doing a.
business o using methods not permit
ted by domestic corporations. 81,
1--WE now have a very good law for
formation of domestic corporations, but
corporations organized elsewhere on
plans which violate all the restrictions
placed upon those organized in North
Dakota are permitted to do business in
the state. Place all on the same basis.
Congress can doubtless provide for
a department 10 examine corporations
doing interstate business and prohibit
such business where done in violation
of law. These remedies. though only
would, if provided and sustained by
the courts, do much.
IF found Impractical the only eff
~fective remedy is to give congress ex-
elusive control"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-10-02
HIS LIFE IN PERIL.

II just seemed to have gone all to
pieces writes Alfred Bee, of Welfare,
Tex, "biliousness and a lame back had
made life a burden. I couldn't eat or
sleep and felt almost too worn out to
work when | began to. use Electric Bit
ters, but they worked wonders. Now
| sleep like a top, can eat anything,
have gained in strength and enjoy hard
work. They give vigorous health
and new life to weak, sickly, run
down people. Try them. Only SOC
at P. c. Remington's drug store.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-10-02
TEN ROUTES TO THE SOUTH,

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Louisville with stop. over at French
Lick Springs and Mammoth Cave.)
Through tickets to all southern resorts
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