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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-01

Speaker de la Camara de DeIegados. oue sera
el Presidente del tribunal, dsbiendo este tri-
bunal proclamar los nombres de los veinte Y
Ocho jcvenes agraciados, antes del 10 de agOs-
to de cada aiIo.
Secci6n 6.-Que antes de comenzar dichos
j6venes sus estudios en- Ia EScuela Normal
Insular, Sc les exigira promesa formal, por
escTito, de que cuando los terminen Sc dedi-
caran la ensefianza en- Puerto Rico, tan
prOnto como puedan conseguir destinos en-
ella por un periodic no menor de tres (3) amos.
Secci6n z. Que ell tribunal califcador men,
cionadO en- la Secci6n de esta Ley queda
encargado de recibir las solicitudes de ingreso
de todos los aspirantes pero no dara curse
las que procedan de personals que no reunan
todas las condolences exigidas por esta Ley.
Dicho tribunal califcador resolvera con ca
racter defnitivo por mayorfa de votos cual-
quier asunto que surja relative a la conducta
de los favorecidos con la beca pGblica en- la
Escuela Normal Insular, con arreglo a 10 que
esta Ley dispOne, Sc constituira en- comi-
sion permanente, cuyO cometido ser4 la ms
pecci6n del comportamieuto de los alumnos
la appreciation de sus trabajos en- general, pu-
diendo privar cualquera de ellos, por su
desaplicacion mala conducta, de los auxi-
lios pecuniarios concedidos por esta Ley, de-
NAOhNV Oh OoO OdoO y JUL dEISSlO d Id ulSUld
cubrlr todas las vacantes que ocurran.
Secci6n 8.-Que para que Sc lleve efectO
10 que esta Ley dispone, Sc asgna por la pre-
sente la cantidad de cinco mil cuatrocientos
sesenta ($5. 46O), dollars tanto de ella como
sea necesario, obtenieudola de cualquiera su-
ma del Tesoro, que no este dedicada q otrOs
fines para ell servicio del afio fiscal que termi-
ma ell 30 de Junio de 1904, cuya cantidad
sera invertida bajo la direction previa apro-
baci6n del Comisionado de Instruction. Por
cuenta de la manuteuci6n de cada uno de los
agraciados con becas pGbicas por esta Ley Sc
lie pagaran, conforme 10 disponga la Junta de
Revision, durante cada uno de los nueve
meses del afIo escolar, la suma de veinte ($2O
dollars, teniendo ademas los agraciados ell de-
recho de cobrar sus gastos de viaje, al venir
de sus hogares en- Puerto Rico la Escuela
Normal Insular de Rio Piedras, al principle
del aflo escolar, asf como al regreso de la es-
cuela a sus hOgares al terminar dicho aflO,
disponiendose que la cantidad total para gas
t0s de viaje no excedera en- ningdn case de la
suma de diez $50 dollars por ell viaje de ida
q Pa menconada escuea ell de vuelta de
ella. Todos los libros de texto material
t6enicO de ensefanza que necesten los refe-
ridos alumnos para proseguir sus estudios en-
la Escuela Normal Insular, Sc proporcionaran
gratuitamente por ell Departamento de ms
trucci6n. -,
Secci6n 9.-Que el COmisionado de Ins-
trucci6n queda autorizado por la presente pa
ra redactar las regas y los reglamentos nece-
sariOs, que no Sc opongan al espfritu 6 letra
de esta Ley para su debido cumplimientO.
Secci6n 10.--Esta Ley tendr& efecto tan
prontO como sea aprobada.
AprO6GdG MGr@0 II, 1908.
(ContiuuGrdn)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-01

para establecer la Biblioteca nsular de Puerto
Rico.
Decr6tese por Ia AsambIeo Le9is1otivG de-
Puerto Rico:
Seccion LA Biblioteca PGblica que exis-
te en- la actualidad en- la ciudad de San Juan,
stuada en- la planta baja del edifcio conocido
con ell nombre de LA Diputacion Provin-
cial'' sostenida con fondos asignados por la
Asamblea Legislative de Puerto Rico, los
libros, mapas, cuadros de pintura demas
documentos otra propiedad que en- dicha
BibliOteca Sc encuentren pertenecientes al
Pueblo de Puerto Rico, constituiran Sc de-
nominaran en- adelante LA Biblioteca In
sular de Puerto Rico En- tai concepto Sc
destina al dep6sito de todos los libros, docu-
mentos p1blicos, mapas, archives registros,
asf de la Asamblea Legislative como de los
diversos Departamentos del Gobierno Insular,
que no Sc necesitaren para uso Official.
Secci6n 2.-La administrator de la Biblio-
teca Insular de Puerto Rico estara cargo de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-01
LEYES Y RESOLUC|ONES
DE LA
PRIMERA SESSION
della segunda Asamblea Legislative
de Puerto Rico.
PubliCadaS con la debida autOrizaCi6n.)
(GontinuGci6n)

i. Art. 6.-Que ell hijO que nazca la mu-
jer mientras las parties en- dicha union eSten
viviendo realmente juntaS, de la manera
defnida en- ell Artfculo de la preSente, Sc
presumir& que eS hijO de tai union. En- ca
so de que la prepOnderancia de las declara-
clones demostrare que ell nino naci6 las
parties mientras vivian juntas, de la manera
defnida en- ell ArtfculO de la presente, Sc
dictara un decretO declarando que la union
de las parties cOnstituye un matrimOnio ma
tural, Sc expedira una Orden al juez munich
pal para que en- ell actO 10 inscriba como tai.
Si la preponderancia de declaraciOneS no
demOStrare que ell nifiO habfa nacidO a las
parties bajO las condolences definidas en- ell
Artfculo 1 de la preSente, Sc dictara un de-
cretO de conf0rmidad.
Art. 7.-Que contra cualquier decretO
dictadO con referencia dicha Solicitud por
ell Juez q quien fue dirigida pOdra interpO-
nerse recursO para ante la COrte de Distri
to, ell cual recurSO SRA dido pOr los tres
Jueces de la miSma, atendiendOSe solo las
dispOSiciOnes escritaS conServadaS Seg1n
10 diSpueStO en- 10 presente. POr causa
justifcada podra ell tribunal, sin embargo,
admitir nuevO teStimOniO cuandO 10 ofrecie
re cualquiera de las parties. ST ell tribunal
resOlviere, en- la apelaci6n, que existe Ell
matrimOniO natural, 10 nOtiicara al CO.
rrespOndiente juez municipal, quien acto
seguido hara la reSpectiva inscription en- ell
librO de matrimoniO.
Art. 8.-En case de que cualquiera de
las parties en- dicho matrimOniO natural po
seyere bienes raices valuadOs pOr tasaci6n
en- dos mil dollars, petici6n de dicha parte
pOdra interpOnerse recursO contra ell decreto
de la COrte de distrito, para ante ell Tribu-
nal Supreme.
Art. 9.-NO Sc exigira ell pago de cOStaS
ninguna de las parties en- dichO prOcedi-
mientO, nj pOr la Corte de distrito nj por ell
juez municipal encargadO de inscribir dicho
matrimOniO natural.
Art. 10.-El Attorney General diSpOndra
y hara imprimir todaS las fOrmaS en- blancO
que Sc requieran con ameglO a esta ley y
diSpOner y prOmulgar los reglamentOs ms
truccignes que fueren necesariOs para cum
plimentar la preSente.
Art: 11.-TOdaS las 6rdeneS, decretOS y
demas leyes que Sc opongan q esta ley, que
dan pOr la presente derogadaS.
Art, 49, Esta Ley empezara asregir
desde ell afa primero de Octubre de mil no
vecientOS tres.
Aprob0dG, Marco II, 1903.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-01
vAPUREs QUE Sc ESPERAN.

Berg. amer. "Man.ls sral Ell die
26 de Febrero proximo pasado debe ha-
Der 'ando de New York con destlno a
eS.e flerto.
Ing. Domingo de Larrinaga" ":-Salio
de Liverpool directamente para este
puerto el dia 2Sdel pasado mes, Y con-
tinuara viaje la labana, Matanzas.
Caibarien. GiLara, Santiago de Cuba '
Cienfuegos.
Esp Martin Saenz' Salio el dia AZ de
Barcelona con csc. de Mallorca, Valencia
Alicante, Malaga, Cadiz y Canarias para
este pueito,.y los-de Mayaguez, Ponce.
Santiago de Cuba y Habana.
Esp. "Conde Wifredo" :--En los pri-
neros dias del pr6xino mes de Mayo
retornara este puerto procedente de
New Orleans y Cuba para ssguir viaie
4 Cadiz y Barcelona. Admitira cArga
y pasajeros
Amer Ponce FL dia rs del pasado
mes sali6 de New York duectamente
para est epaerto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-01

mar. iunedr Ia importation de taIlos semiIIi
DE- naranios enferma, y para otros fines.
Deeys,ese pOr Ia ASansbIeG Legislative d
Puerto Rico:
Secci6n 1. Que el GObernadOr queda
autorizado y facultadO para nombrar una
Comisi6n de tres persOnas, quienes estaran
facultadas para eStablecer, con la sprOba-
ci6n del GObernador y del COnsejO Ejecu-
two, las reglas y los reglamentOs que cream
necesarioS para la protection de la indus
tria de frutas citroSas de Puerto Rico. Dis
pONi6ndOSc que dichas reglas reglamen-
tos regiran sOlamente hasta ell 10 de Julio de
1904 y sobre ell resultadO que en- la prac-
tica desc SUI aplicaci6n, sera informada la
Asamblea Legislative pOr ell Sr. Goberna-
dor en- Su pr6ximO Mensaje.
Secci6n 2.-Toda persona que infringie-
re cualquier reglamentO eStablecidO pOr
dicha COmisi6n incurrir& en- un delitO me-
nos grave misdemeanor) y sera castiga-
da cOnfOrme a las disposiciOnes del O6digo
Penal que rigen para los delitos menOs
graves (misdemeanOrs La policfa exigira
ell cumplimiento de tOdoS los reglamentOs
establecidOs pOr dicha Comisi6n y los hara
0IeCGlVOSs
Secci6n 3.-La suSodicha Comisi6n pre-
parara y publicara reglamentOS para impe-
dir la importation de naranjOs, limoneros
y demas arboles de la famiia del citrus,
de cualquiera yema, ingertO vastagO de
cualquiera de dichos arbOles infectadOs del
insectO conOcidO con ell nOmbre de " white
or cOttOny cushion scale 8 de cualquiera
Otra enfermedad que sea considerable per-
judicial 6 cualquiera de las variedades de
arbOles de la famllia citrus: ell uSo in
serci6n de cualquier yema, ingerto vasta-
go de tai arbol enfermO, en- cualquier ma
ranjO 9 cualquier otrO arbOl de la familia
del citrus.
Secci6n 4.-Toda ley, real ortlen, orden
general, 9 parte de alguna de elias que Sc
Oponga las disposiciOnes de esta Ley, que
da pOr la preSente derOgada.
Secci6n 5.--Esta Ley empezara regir
deSde la fecha de su aprObaci6n.
Aprobada, Marco u, 1908.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-01

Franc. "Saint Simon":- Procedente
de Europa y Saint Thomas llegara a es-
tie puerto del 3 al a del corriente mes,
y seguira viaje para Pto Plata y escalas.
Cub. "Maria Herrera ":-El dia 5 del
corriente mes, de mad d.ultada, saldra de
este Puerto con 'destlno al de la Habana,
hacienda las escalas intermedias
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-01
Comercio Y Navegacion.
Revista de las OperaciOnes practicadas hoy

Rosetta de la carga que con destino a
New York tomo aver en- este puerto el
vap amer. "Coamo" Fritze Lundt Y CO
20 bocoyes y $40 SIS con I.53o424 libras
azucar Porto rico Cigar CO 70 cs taba
co elahorado J T. Silva Banking VI
Commercial CO. 81 con I78 lbs cafe ca
racolillo Porto Rican American Tobac-
co Io2 cIs tabaco elaborado The Cuban
and Pan American Express co. baul
tabaco elaborado y Lt:os efectos Scrs de
Perez Hmnos scale beam C, weights
for scales Riera Hmnos GAIA tabaco
elaborado Durlach Bros IS pacaS con
1886 lbs tabaco en- picadura 10 cIs taba-
co elaborado jau'a y 2 cls con So8 lbs
tabaco en- rama San Lorenzo Cigar CO
2 cIS tabaco elaborado John Coy Gu
fiete y IL BIS meta,eS Nc Lare1 CPS
muebles Manuel Perez y co S SIS con
1913 lbs cafe Targa y co a cls tejidos
M. Bl nco cl wax Sergio Ramirez
2 CTS tabaco elaborado 4 pacas con 400
lbs tabaco en- rama Francisco Rncaba-
do I3 cIs tabaco elaborado 68I3 con 1888
lbs tabaco Io7 pacAs con o255 lbs tabaco
en- aicadura IS pacas con- 247I lbs taba-
co en- rama Mullenhoff Korber 8 cLs
tabaco eiaborado Scrs de A. Magol y
co S sIs con 1908 lbs cafe The Ameri-
can West Indies Trading CO IL cIs con
oo6 lbs tabaco duty ~ CTS tabaco Ella
1 Dorado.
ENTRADAs DE TRAvESIAs
De Saint Thomas eta amer. isabella"
A la orden, con TN circo ecaestre y ac-
cesorios.
EN1RADAs DE cosTANERcs
Ninguna. 4.
SAlIDAs DE vsAvEsIA
Ninghna.
sAIIDAS DE cOsTANEeoS
Para Fajardo Vieques bora "ie-
driso con caTga general.
TlEPACHADOS.
Ninguno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-01

ESperase animada lucha para cubrir
la vacante dejada en- la Academia Fran
cesa por ell fallecimiento del eminente
literato Castor Paris, ocurridO hace
7ias. El candidate que con mas pro-
babilidades aparece es el ex-primer
ministro M. Valdez Rousseau. La
Academia Francesa esta muy contami
NADIA de polftica y en- Su seno predOmi-
nan SentimientoS fuertemente hostiIes
al radicalismo hoy reinante, por 10 cual
|nacionalistas como los poetas Julio LIE
maitre y Francisco Copee le han de ha-
Ger la mas deter1ninada oposcl6n; pero
ex;ste un considerable elemento, conser
vador aunque tenn plado, que Sc cree NJ
verfa con malos ojos la entrada de un
.eSpiritu conciliador y tolerante en- me-
dlo de Su radicaliSmo, como M. VIA
deck Rousseau, en- forns de conceSi6
transitoria las necesi1adeS de los item
pos. Mucho dependera q. . Ia actitu
que adopte el conde d'HaussonviIle.
conservador, cuya Influenza Sc consi
dera decisiva. Mencionause tambied
las candidaturaS de los seflores Fredes-
rick Mason y Marcel Provost.
A continuation fue aprobado el pre
supuesto por 37I votos contro 50. Des-
.pues de Ia votaciou ST lIevaron de pa
labras los diputados Loque y Bagnc'.
acabando este por abofetear al otro, VI
que lIoque le envlase sus padrinos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-01
i0iga us+ed!

Neeesito I'm escritorios alto.
lLo tiene W.
ILo vende v?
DiriJase q mi, en- la redaccci6n del
BoLETIN.
SO J.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-01
GRAN H)TD IMON| :: J: z:!5s:

Esta casa, montada con
70 todO 81 lujo y eOmOdida-
des de la 6poca, esta situa-
Allan S+-aa+ da en- la parte mas aristO-
W cratlca de la ciudad, fren-
to al suntuoso Casino Es~
panOl. Els el edifcio mas
Sam Insn elegante donde ell p6blico
haIlara un serviciO eSme-
p.o p:co RADIO, afable trato , pre-
'Ol~"' clos econ6micos,
Precios convencionales
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-01

esta Ley, que elias Sc opusieren, quedan
por la presente derogados.
AprObGda, Marzo IL, 1908.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-11-27

DR.. J. I'D. Crawford and wife
were very suddenly called to Sill
verton last Friday evening by re.
ceiving the sad intelligence that
Lou Frieze, a brother of Mrs. Craw.
ford, had fallen from wagon load.
ed with kaftir corn, a wheel pass
ing over him and intiicting injuries
from which he was not expected to
recover. The poor unfortunate
was dead when Mr.. and Mrs. Craw-
ford arrived, having passed away
shortly after they received the in.
formation Of the accident. DR.. and
Mrs. Crawford have the sincere
sympathy Of the News and their
many friends in their sad bereave-
ment. -.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-11-27
B. Y. ?. U. CONVENTION.

On Nov. 10th, 1903, represent
tative B. Y. P. u. rally was held
with the Hereford Baptist church,
at which time a permanent B. Y.
p. u. convention was organized for
the Plains by eIecting o. F. Smith
of Hereford, President; w. A.
Smith, Amarillo; w. R. Gibson,
Claude, and J. N. Brazzleton Of
Plainview, Vice-presidents; Miss
May Lair. Canyon, Rec. Sec; Miss
Norma Skinner, Clarendon, Cor.
Sec. and Miss Carrie Hough, Here
ford, Treasurer. The meeting
proved to be very enthusiastic.
The meetings of the convention
are to be held semi-annually; the
first meeting to be held in Canyon
City on Thursday before the 9Th
Sunday in January. The second
meeting is to be held in connection
with the Association meeting which
meets in July at Hereford. There
were II visitors in attendance.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-11-27

this necessity in the summer when
it was to be had for IS ton. This
was the price quoted for the best
"nigger head" Maitland coal at
Hereford, so we were informed,
and if one can get fuel at this price
in the summer, he must either be a
new conner or an "Arkansawer"
who would not take advantage of
such a bonanza. But then this
question comes home to US all in
the proverbiaI saying that ga man
may talk like wise man and yet
act like fool"
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-11-27

G. W. West, the new proprietor
of the St. James hotel, is just able
to be about again. He has been
besieged with sickness most ever
since his arrival to our town, but
we feel sure that ere long he will
be heralding abroad the healthful.
ness of the great Plains. His son
arrived here last Monday from
Kansas City where he has been
employed with one of the large
packing companies.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-11-27

The writer was in Hereford, Fri
day and Saturday of last week and
found the people in good spirits
which is the general characteristic
Of the optimistic West. We Incl.
IDENTIFY inquired if the Colorado
coal strike had affected the fuel
problem down there and was in.
formed that while the best coal was
now So a ton, practically no one
were compelled to pay this price as
most every one practice the precau-
ton of laying in goodly supply OF
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-11-27
SHOULD Be PROHIBITED.

Rugby football should be prohib.
tied in Missouri because of it's bru.
tality.-St. Louis Republic.
Yes. And in Texas the same
stringent laws should restrict this
brutality as will be the inevitable
law in the near future to prohibit
the roping contest. In either case
the poor brutes should be protected,
if we have to restrain their annihi-
lation by law. 1t is quite evident
that the moral law has not been
the means of protecting our ami
mails.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-11-27

A. S. Rollins, the manager of
the Young Mems Social Club
Foot ball team, informs us that
the same has gone defunct. The
News, out of pure respect for
the gentlemanly young charac.
tiers who composed this team,
while never approving the or
ganization OF this heartless
pastime, never said anything
derogatory of it, only occasion
ly pleading with some of the
members to exert their energies
in a more laudable enterprise
farming, for instance. Now
since our boys have allowed the
thing to die, we willexpress our
candid opinion of a young man
who will partake in this great
National sport" We honestly
consider such a being a little
"long" on the animal strength
of the vertebrae column and ex.
tremeiy "short' on the intellec-
tual powers. We are truly
thankful that none of our young
men are now engaged in this
paStime.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-11-27
BAZAAR, Dec. 4,

In connection with a Bazaar
held by the Home Mission Soci.
ETY. of the NJ. +. Church on Dec.
4, at the Young Mems Club
Room, they haye a Ladies'
Home Journal Booth" in which
they will take subscriptions and
renewals of the "Ladies Home
Journal and the Saturday
Evening Post" The former is
a monthly magazine at sl.O0 per
annum; the latter, a weekly at
$1.25 per annum. Both of these
are considered HIGH CLASS read,
ing matter. The ladies receive
a commission of % cts. on each
subscription. Let US take your
subscription which will aid us
financially, and you mentally.
Light refreshments, consist
ing of cake, sandwiches, coffee,
tea, or chocolate, at 10 and Is
cents, will be served from 3 to
10 p. IN.
The Junior Epworth League
will serve you with popcorn and
candy at the same place.
Com.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-11-27

The News has information that
The Estelline Supply Company
will open up in business here some
time in January. M. Thompson
says the company has contracted
for his house, formerly occupied by
Donohoo-Ware Hardware Co., tc
take possession the first of the year
and that he has also sold to the
firm some lots back of the building
for yardage.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-11-27
]. II. Garrison is very serious

j. H. Garrison is very serious
ly considering the advisa bility
of organizing a "Possum Club, y
to meet annually, it's initial
meeting to take place sometime
during the Christmas holidays.
Joe is already pledged to fur.
nish the 'possum and taters, pro.
vided however, that a certain
party will act as toast.master.
The man that couldn't fling ap-
propriatc toasts in commoration
of an occa sion like this should
not even be entitled to the priv
ilege of greasing his lips with
the gravy.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-11-27

r. A. Campbell returned Wed
uesday from Washburn where
he had gone to conduct the sale
of w. F. Zimmerman's livestock,
farming implements, etc. MIR.
Campbeli's reputation as an
auctioneer is known far and
wide and his services are often
called into requisition over the
entire Panhandle. Mr.. Camp
bell informed the News that Mr..
Zimmerman is now looking for
a suitable location for the estab-
lishment of foundry, having
closed out his ranching inter
ests, and that it might be posi-
BILE for Canyon City to induce
him to set up in business here
as he was already favorably
disposed toward our town. He
is such genius that should We
get him and the time would ever
arrive, and we feel sure that it
will, that we should need an
electric light service, he would
be equal to the occasion and
could install plant. His spe'
cial line of work is the replac-
ing OF broken pieces of all kinds
of machinery, only made posi-.
BILE by a moulding or casting
plant such as is found in the
larger cities and this would ena-
BILE one to replace this kind of
feature at the cost of what the
express would be on an article
should it be necessary to send
it away TO a foreign foundry.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-11-27

A few days ago business man
of this town informed a News re.
porter that a good proportion of our
people were welded to the catalo-
que houses. This is a mistake,
they much prefer their home mer-
chants, but the catalogue houses,
through advertising tell them what
they want to know and the home
merchant doesn't.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-11-27

H. James came in from his ranch
yesterday looking as if he had real.
ly been tasting some Of the rough
and tumble life for which ranching
is noted. He has been making
arrangements to move his family
out and will commence moving to-
morrow.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-11-27

Mrs. -Jno. A. Knight and three
daughters are all now sick
with slow fever. Mrs. Knight
and two of the little girls were
only stricken with the malady
this week. Mr.. Knight would
be justified in thinking that
"trouble never comes single
handed"
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-11-27

There are good prospects for
a settlement of the coal strike
in the northern district of Colo.
RADIO but none whatever in the
southern district-the place
where this section has to look
to for its coal.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-11-27
The local order of Odd Fellows
enjoyed banquet last evening.
Chamberlain. Cough Rem.
edy Cures Colds on Ma.
lures Plan,

The most successful medicines
are those that'aid nature. Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy acts on
this plan. 1t aids expectoration,
relieves the lungs, opens the Sc
cretions and aids nature in re.
storing the system to a healthy
condition. 1t not only relieves,
it cures the cold effectually and
permanently, and is unquestion.
ably the most successful medi.
cine in use for this purpose. It
is pleasant to take and contains
no opium.or other harmful drug.
For sale by Thompson Drug Co.
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The News editor and wife CRATE.
fully acknowledges receipt Of an
invitation to be present at the
Knights Of Pythias banquet last
Tuesday night and regret exceed
ingly that we were unavoidably
prevented from attending. We
hear echoes of its success however,
from those who were fortunate to
attend, everyone expressing the
belief that the K. P'S. of this town
have admirably sustained the uni.
versal reputation Of the order in
making their social functions sue
cess. A short address by Bro.
Leonard, the heavenly art of music
that by its influence refreshed the
soul. and lifted the mind above the
groveling things of earth, and re.
freshments in keeping with the
tastes Of the most fastidious, were
among the visible features Of mer.
ry-making. This order is proving
its popularity by its rapid growth
in our town and the News extends
a hearty hand to its ultimate sue
cess.