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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

i0th-st, Nos 412 and East for six story
brick tenement house. with stores. 40K793 H
tecJs 500
brick tenement house. 37.6xST: L SDielbeTger,
Srnallhciser. architects. 400
Lu6low-st. No A.. FOR a six story brick tenement
house with store. 25x74.S: l KalInoWitz, prem
ises HorenburEer & Straub. architects. 20 Q
EaTick nd Laight SITS, n corner for seven story
French. srchitect 500
I1sth-st. No l5l East. a six story brick fac
tory stable. 21XS5. IL : Oliner. owner:
schwartz & Gross architects. .............. 200
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SOLD AT AUCTION.

c,,ree r. Read q Co sold az auction yesterday
~ wallace Murray 1,2s shares Nato''-' - -
.,rrr-or. SIcl each. a. ga z snare -
Machine Company, "a ea--. q
a. : sb~e shares Oreson snort I4he e. 1-i s Ia.
80 sbsr.s RUBY silver Mining SonPaI.s E -
eayo 80, ,a-1 company 500 EACH go ior lot
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Country Property for Sale or to Let.

excellent opportunity 20 seeLe IL n 5ise with
a 49, tcfil-1, -
=. ,-c.err fnrroysments inciad4ng tresle ~ an
vines. Shrubs anu fult
i,,is. .refIa with noaatlHns ltr ~ -
- -r-i.gss &c. garden HsPAihs a
fsry be5s cIrrants. grapes ras,Deii a. goIf
Sells De1s r,Dutes from station churches shd 81
~. 20 desirable party for term OF years %
sell on term. TO sae AZ oroe6E q ELY craaford. ~ J.
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- INSTITUTE TRANSFERS TITLE.

G, Paurs institute. al Tarsus. Asia Minor yes
- ,-srsferred title 10 Nos 10 ana ~ Wes
N-.-etv-thir8-st 10 the American l5oara or CoiH
-,,lesi,5rr-s fuT FOrel-n Allaei'is- -'-0
si5zrrrtcr VS. nominal
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SALE OF eREENwIcH.sT. PARCEL.

: six story stable and stOrehouse viii be built on
the premises No. SO Greenwich-st. 25x7s feet The
r-cre-fv has been sold by George Milne for d !.
carrie 10 the p z Dietz Company, which recently
bought from NJ. Milne No 81 Washington-st' an
q butting parcel
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costs etc Sis and I'M: taxes 500 and int sold to
re plaintiff Tor sif20 Thrlv-thrr-st, $40 East;
2se + Of ist-ave 2oxes9 n sly brick tenement:
So - a.-l.p iislnE lof S'Spl
BY Peter = Meyer: lsth-st. East 10 n OF
broadway 25xsg iox5xs45 sty brick building
tors sale. bio IN sG9, COO.
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cHuRcH-sT. BUILDING LEASED.

John 4 Stewart and other persons. as trustees
have leased 70 John c. schanz No. 10 ChUrch-st
FOR ten wears ana six months at graduated renta
rom S 500 = s5.0t0.
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REAL ESTATE.
Il Vest Forty-second-st. Building
Sold

Charles IL Easton & Co. have sold for Frank
Mckee and William Harris No. III West Forty
second-st-. FIVE story building lot 42x100 feet
20 q client
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,,cr,oN SALES YESTERDAY.

. ,-e1o,tfre-are 2oH = n q
l5s = -,v.e fo r. vacant: forscla,sts -. stty
AraNeIs ~ 81 Arui,,@-I-
stsesss 50 r5sy ref: cue jsesL so'0 % @h@ ~"
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Help Wanted

BILE BODIED UNMARRIED MEN BE-
tween ages OF = erd 81 ei;-zras % Uu-ted states.
q azd lerlpsate habits.
read ana Eagl,sa Fer .IfoI natln aypiy Re-
--7f1tf-T O@Trar. laird Ave. $50 Third
Sl|,b Sve n r or 3G3 Fulton S.. B-ookiy IN
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Diyidend Notices.
AMERICAN cHTcLE CoWp.Ny


clSieend OF ONE PER CENT. on M. ro-,-,o,
- g this Company has day been declared ,sav
p - GOV zeth next to ell Common stoekholders -
$50. - - Neon- on Tuesday. Nov. 18th Conmon
nsS rsr-.- book Win close y Noon. Nov I1th
c,r, ,,,, $50. HENRY Row-EY. Treasurer
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NETWORK.
Pocantico Lodge
Cpe- cor the Fa.i attractiVs house
celebrated
BgIARCALFr FARLfS.
BRIAF CLIFE MANOR. \. Y
Public Nntices.

NOTICE OF SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOROUGH or
Manhattan will sell public auction through Bra,
L Kennedy AuctcEeer. 70 the highest bidder on rs
sth Gay o. November 1903. az II o.c-ocx o.. on n.
n~srrres Buildings and parts 81 5uiId-xs s-.f
Existing structures with all or sovsr-
rersn- following Ie-
parcels OF Lard. The %
Isfrs, II the City q Se~ York Wit:
two On (5) brick buildings known Nox
s7s ard so eleventh Borough lIanhartar
For full particulars see city Recort
JACOB A CANTOR
Pres5snt q the Borough % sIanharrza
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Country Property for Sale.

.7-TlFr-T HOMES az Belmont for sale On rent pay
- ruents modern improvements cent tafe 20 NLS
IIrU Once on rro1rts corner YOnkers and cents
= 49, -.'rg,-s NEW YORK REALTY *
TRUST co. $50 F.ttl-aVe-
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DiU:dend Notices.


PREssED STEEL CAR COMPANY; ,
- -. Nc.eoeT -olh -S'S-
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
II THREE vARrERs PER CENT. das9 vii Be
ss16 5so5 70 s59o5es record a ne close 9: easl,
ne nss' s. ~ 5s ' lsTy Tie transfer books
al are NoveHbe- @th 1903. sao reopen - '.n
A. D 'si ---' '''' P G. -ENKs Treasurer
.-rKrss0e- r1TT-Tr,E-NSTD No
eusr.e- d-vdend . QNE PER CENT GF3 o, ven ?.
&c 9 2 tl e6Ise-s = -ecoTs al tie close q bust
NoysT5r 90 1919 Ss9q Iss S S SS NJ oioss
a. ti-ss p x Hoveab.r Or. isOs saa reopen al ten
a y '0Vs'aOeT S''l P c. JESKs. Treasure
N. fourth quarterly irsssTaeri q osEFoURT,H OF
81 - s ~ BE- PAD on ne coHaoa STOCK q
conpany Agyemosr S5t asos e Ss is5s
cheGGes mailed from The otes q se Soganssr
s5s isS a. tsh IL A9yeoe. Ss tsDS
Buffalo & SusquehaBns Railway Company
First MOrtssss az G Se5s BE B1n q paid a.
H.i risk q q =" RaoSBfNsoN. IS Cedar ST. n y:
r,rrED STATES EMPRESS ooMPANT
i- ssinhNIPo1E 'SlGNsrn&1L DIVIDEND OF TWO
- -.o1l.Afzs re- srs7e has bs-a declared. payabs
.s :. os. VII close October slEt. at z o'clock
''oA @7' 's'''n N' E2TGR5 T Plat. TEs.sg-sE
NE c-zEsAPEAKE OHIO RAILWAY CO,
DIVIDEND OF r. HAS BEEN DE
II -,.-.s On the stock p Company, payabe 10.
.,,aT = lse3 stockholders q record Al &c c417 "a
sr-sress Moncav. November 5tt lsi3- ~
TIE caiESAF-H ~ c : T. WEI WEfLF56 Secretary.
cAsFTN COMPANY OF AMERICA
Ns 5s-, 4 lq515;-S % S5S = - iva
OTrARTEKLl DIVIDEND OF IMO ~
II o. cen. an DO raa tie preferred stock q this
e-0-errter Z stpchlYl1@is Le-i
. - $50 - btr Octoter list 1915 ei-e1As '''
= ,~-gfres s-0rn the ofioe Of the CoupaLs - 49,.
- go 20 reopen 10 a n Note19er l-i3, -'o
20 90 CAsETN COMPANY ~ AAlE-ftI,--A-
MkCEICE BARNETT. seore51E1-
LIP AMERICAN EXCHANGE EATIoNAL 80 Ess,7s
m % Broadway, New YORK O-.s2e..- = - ~
- a MEETING OF THE BOARD Ot III
y rac--ors q this heie to-day. seIll-afi-e
.., = - -Sr - per cent me capital stceA N4s
ets1sLle = Sorensber pr0zEno. socksccers .
- :. 80 81 b1s;ness Oetooer - -sss -,
---T I-IwYETg, TITLE rSsURANcE COMPANY OF
mi NEW YORK.
Y a 81 Liberty Street Sew Eork 80,
TIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF TEE
-. -as his cay declared dividend q two
-s,-ai.le 81 tie Coupans-t o7-es on A1FeIlDer
- -aSs re transfer books VII be s-psea L--is-ss'
-,l--bs- -. rsrh re-cFeDe- % vi e-l4ea-1F' w
psHbes aih isos WILLIAM p DIXON.
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,oRTHERN sEorRITIEs COM oolr a. l.,

NOhfHLhN ~ Ysr1 Octohsr 1909
,T>tzFRr- Has BEEN THIS DAh D-C--A--ED
cyaasae n ere ans ope-s,shth = x psS &c -
oV Ccfnpan5s l15aC.e
~flrlrrof.ers record ti-1t s1t--
fIs sfgrLenE. arG GlEo t1E -.
$3.50 .ocskci-ers. % Le
rrg- - ~+-rf transfer books WI - hlesso
- 81 10 cl.lA =
-. - ro-s 1902 y 7. AlChyL-s S1-l-.a-,-
T,Hv HORNHGUERO CENTRAL 90. of
,-sra Ner York onoe 10. es Vs. - - sls,tgsg
-. 80 Is.,,a. 81 th.s Company NlI Re ps4' q
''s-'Hss'i'a al ~. sEszo X cII1r7. rr..sSrsT'
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School agencies.

a MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACH EIE2s, AGENCY
y supple. Professors Teachers. Tutors (IoTernssses
e. - colleges Scaaols and Families. Apply 70
Ms n J. TOLNG-FJLTO<. = Cnon SQUARE
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United STATES EMPRESS COMPANY
ICON Div idend- Nv .rs De-1u+5 - -
SENI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Ot 4MO
- -.oTrAFss re- trs-e has b.-a declared. Payabls
rov ia Is03 . a.. 81. - ,.,lo,k
nooA A7a re'D'n 'FoWErs5 7 Plat. Treasursr
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81, igQ2leS Y libreS

20 li6r, siendo buen puertorrique-
d }, no estk COZ ,rme con ell elito-
rial sAlnas ignales y librst, publi-
csdo Eor <La Csrrespondencias
Todos, CON entusiasmc, Gebemos
estarlo.
81 los pesinaisnsos, aclso il fandA
dos, de alguncs compAtriotAs, les
lleva 6 la incredulidsd, acerca de los
d srechor, grandes y leRfsimos, que
tenemos los puertorriquef1os, deber
es de buencs patriotas modificar ese
critelio PERU iicial. Porque, 81 Sc
cree que no tenemos derechos ql g
defender, vendsfamos t&eitAmente q
probar, que todCs nos E0n reconoci.
dos. y, por ende, que no hay mott.
vos para qaejarnos, como todos 10
venimos hacienio Il En- que queda.
mos?
Nosotros, repetimos, que Il tie
nen los puertorriqu sf1os much 70 de.
rechos que les son propios, por des.
gracia nuestra, hasta shora concul.
cadcs.
Lo qua .ltA es que cese ell pesi.
mismo de algunos y la ogatda de otros
en- contra de aquellos derechos. Que
para IL defensa de 10 que 90 nuestro,
todOs los puertorriquef1os Sc unan
en- jgual psnsamiento, y CON la ra
ION que nos asiste y ID energfa de
que somcs capaces, hacer llsRar
nuestra VOC host0 donde sea precise.
cueste 10 que ca1este q p0r encimG de tod0
consdderaci6n 6aladt, para que se nos
olga como Sc tiene eb.igaci6n, y,
respet&ndose nuestra condici6n de
pueblo libre, que no en- salvaie, ae
nos conceda cuanto nos pertenece
en- justi ,ia.
81 los del pesimismo no 10 truecan
en- ardor para trabkjar, esos compA
triotas selfAn temerarios: al los que
ayudan al NAL de todos, no suspen.
den 81 ingrata tarea, ssr6u malos
puertorriqueflos; Of los distanciaaos
por 10 rdz6n de portiso no SO unen en-
bien de 10 rozon peiblica, demostraran
falta de amor O su pueblo; y si ell
gobierno no tisnde Ell clamor gene
raj, y no cumple Aus deberes 6 CON.
cisncia y como 10 manda 10 justicis,
ser6 anti liberal, antidemoer6t.co v
hasta inhumano.
A6n hay tempo.
Para conseguir los buenos efectos,
que todos anhelamos, defi6ndase In
buena causa. Hagase IL union de
los puertorriqueflos, que ante toao
quieran 10 fslicidad de So TERRA, y
se vera como se nos oye y sc nos
respetR. Ella union hace IL fuerza,
y contra 6sta no hay resistencias; ya
nos 10 dice Ell adsgio.
Mientras unos atsquen el NAL y
otros defiendan ese mismo NAL, es'
taremos perdidos. Ahi es donde
toma bsse la injusticia. Los que
10 practiquen eEtar&n apoyados po1
los mismos perjudicados: iParece
an suef1o!
El pueblo de Puerto REQ neeesi-
tara 10 synda, Ell auxilio y hssta el
favor. 81 SO quiere, del gobiernc
pero el gobierno, para serlo, nece
sita de 10 ayuda, del auxilio y del
amor del pueblo, que es de donde
arrarca Ell principle democrktico er
qne se dice esta eIcarnado Ell 20
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podr& eamin&r cuanto quiers q
AndAr evitsr& L. contraction de los
nj culos y los tendones aunque
siempre hab a alguna contracc' Ga.
sc, frotamiento constante de la
cabez del f ,mur con el hueso iliaco
formarA nm nuevo acet&bulo gra
dualmente. Esto durar& z 68 me
ses pero es mejor dejar el vendaje
por IL 6 IL porque como el n. no u
la pierna coustantsmente no le hark
dafio.
sDaspues de qaitado Ell vandais go
nota algunA deformidad que se CO.
rrije POGO & roco CON Ell tempo.
El doctor Muller comma rapidez
y destrezs Admirables puso eli ven
daje de yeso sobra 10 pelvis y Ell
music de 10 enfsrmita y ID operaci6n
concluyo en- medic de estrepitosos
aplauaos.
Caando el doctor Lorenz sali6 del
anfiteatro los estudiantes 10 veto.
rearon dando los gritos del Colegio.
Fne IN dia mas de gloria para la
Universidad de Maryland.
L, Universidad de Maryland ca
una de las mas antiguas y reputadas
de los E.tados Unidos y de su seno
han salido Me iicos y Cirujsnos de
gran fAms. Ella fac IL primera es-
cusla de MedicinA en- America que
sepAr6 las el arm edades de muieres
de las Ell fefmeda les de nif1os, ha.
ciendo de elias dos ramAs difarentes
y tambien fu6 de las primeras en- en-
tab.ecer sespecialidAdes. para faci.
litar y extender Ell estu dio ca Medi
Gina.
Hoy posee varios HOSP tales Y ed.
pecialmente ano de Maternidad que
es Ell mejor de Baltimore.
Ri eHospital General. ca nm ms e.
nffico edifcio equipAdo con todas las
| conveniencias modernas.
Ell sBay Wen Hospitals que es
| propieaad del EstAdo de Maryland
y posee 2COo camas ezt& siempre
alberto para los estudiantes de 10
UniversidA~ de Maryland celebr&n.
dose en- 81 diariamente confsrencias,
| operaciones de toaas classes.
Puerto Rico est6 representado en-
ell departamento de Medicina de di
chs Uaiversidad pu6s & 81 asistimcs
Manuel Fossas y Jorge del Toro de
San Juan, Manuel Dusf1o de B ,ya.
mon, Alexandra Ruiz de AguAdilla,
| y 70 que soy de Csyey.
De I'd. alto. y 8. 8.
Luis Garcia de Quevszo.
629 w. Lasaha ST.
l RaltinoFs Nd.
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JaCintO TeXidOr y AlCala
del 0lmO,

AVOCADO NOTARIO.
Fierce en- todos los TribunA.
els de la Isla.
Allen 33 altos San Juan!
n p.
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La Pariisiien :"
SAN FRANCISCO 50

Participa q su clientela que, sor-
teado ell regalo de A1o nuevo ante
una numerosa concurrencia la suer-
te dio al numeIo 6,428 ell collar de
orc, y al numero 1880 ell mant6n
de Manila: las personals que tengan
dichos numero pueden pasar q re-
coger los regalos; ademas, partici-
mos tambi6n q nuestra clientela y al
publ co en- general que dentro de
pocos dias Ia xoarisienS Sc trasla-
dara al local que fu6 de Mendez y
Co. e ell Nuevo Bazar) San Francis
co 40, donde nuestros clientes encoD-
traran siempre un gran surtido d
sombreros de sefloras, senoritas y
nifas de alta novedad de Paris, asi
como otros variados articu'os de
adorno y fantasia y q pre- los sin
competencia.
vsl
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bierno del que rige nuestros des-
tinos.
lQu6 raz6n hay para que ep srtes
del pueblo y ell gobierno se figurt n
que en- Puerto Rico hay siervos y
amos?
La d gnidad del pueblo puertorri
quef1o debs reclamar, desae hoy y
sin descansar, que cese de una vez
para aiempre error de tai msgnitud.
P6pganse en- plants cusntos faer-
EOS se necesiten, CON 10 viri dad,
constaneia y sacrificios propios de
Iuastra r zs, w.. caiga el que cai-
ga: que no es maio caigan los Que
responsables sean de 10 situaci6n
annrmAl Gre ada & nueatro pueblo.
T6mese el acuardo bendito, 66sele
forma, y, ;& labOrAr por nuestrCs
derech ID ind iscutiblea! Ahora, pre-
cisamente, % 10 msjor opos tnnidad.
BtqinQuen.
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PA STILLAS
del DR.. RICHARDS.
Enero 10 1908.

Tenga usted cuidado en- 10 que respecta la nu-
trcion. Ell asunto importantlsimo. La dyspepsia
resulta fata de nutricon, porque solamente el
alimento bien digerdo e que nutre la fata de
nutricon no tarda en- manifestarse perdida de
carnes falta de fuerzas
Centenares de hombres corpulentos ~ mujeres
tamben), por de defectos desordenes de la
Digestion han legado casi convertrse esqueetos
En- la gran mayorfa de los debe este ;
des6rdenes del esomago, que saben todos los
medcos. Las Pastllas del DR. Richards revisten al
cuerpo de soidas precsamente porque habi-
Titan al aparato digestive para levar cabo sus
funciones. Cuando Sc digere ben hay sufciente
nutrici6n esta manifesto en- ell forndo cuerpo
del hombre y las graciosas curvas, sonrosadas
mejilas ojos vivos de la mujer
La sensacion de llenura y ocupacion ell estreni-
miento diaea IA acdez del estomago, las nauseas
NAL gusto en- la boca, La somnolenca durante el
da desvelo en- la noche, todos estos sntomas han
de resultar necesariamente debilidad perdda de
carnes perdida del buen color del buen humor.
Cuando la esta el estomago convene tomar
las Pastillas del DR. Richards.
Las Pastillas del DR.. Richards
convierten Ell est6mago de
tiranO en- e'rviente.
DR. RICHARDS DYSPEPSIA TAB1 socIATroN NEW YoRK
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Union PuertOrriQue1a
~a1ericana.
COmit6 de San Juan.

srendo g-aude Ell n6mero de ra.
sriotas que est&n pendiente de ins
eribir sns nombres en- el Regissro de
II mencionada eolectividad, tene
mos ell gusto de participant es, que
qusda alberto squ6l en- el estableci
mi6nto de D. Francisco ] Marxsua
Cristo no q.
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La Escuela Velasco
EsTABLECIDA 1890.
2SS Schsrmerhorn ST., Brooklyn
N1.-., UorI1 TT g A

IDIOMAS. INGLES etc.. TAQUl-
GRAFIA en- TODOS IDIOMAS; MA
TEMATIOA, TENEDURIA DE IL
BROS, INSTRUCTION GENERAL DE
NEGOOIOS, PREPARATION PARA
ENTRADA en- OOLEGIOS etc.
Looacion, centrica: hospedage de
primera y a precios moderados. La
Escuela Sc encarga de instruction y
hospedage cuando as1 SO desee.
TAMBIEN Sc DA INSTRUCTION
POR OORREO.
Circulares 8 informes pueden obto-
nerse tambien en- Ella Correspondenciaa
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Certificates
0BOnOS de d6bitoS
de 'Ayuntamientos
CoMPRA Y VENTA.
CONRHDO PHIHU.
San Juan, PR.
GR AN S A S TR ERI a
DE r. MONTES.
FORTALEZA %. ALLEN ST. %.

En- este antique y acreditado es-
tablecimiento ademSs de su extenso
y elegante surtido de casimires In
gleses y Franceses, encontrara su nu-
merosa clientela Trajes hechos en- to
das medidas, y por mas asi mismo
tambi6n un extenso surtido de corba-
tas, tirantes, ligas, paraguas le-
noveses, cuellos, punos, camisas me-
glig6e blancas y de colores. Ca
misas especiales y exclusives para
Frak y Smokin y otros artlculos
para caballerOs.
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POLICLINICA
del DR.. Rafael del Vale.
Tratamiento de todas las enfer-
Medades en- general.
Operaciones quirdrglcas.
Especialidad en- afecciones De
los ojos y de las Was urinarias.
Horas de consultas de 2 q 4 de
Ia tarde.
Fortaleza (Allen Street, l6.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-09-26

Federation of Miners Cripple Creek has declared
Times of that unfair" The
Newspaper of by resolution
papers a there at is well for
brothers to dwell together in unity"
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-09-26

At last Monday the Populst state convention
anmousy supreme Judge Resolu
condemning republicans of and nation adopted
but nothing commendatory judicial Clear Creek
county touched upon The urs will not have spend much
of his in counting his Idaho Springs vote
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-09-26

spreading Wednesday night Cheyenne
Wyoming organization formed similar the Colorado Clubs
good The infectious the
nea all the labor conditions demand it.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-09-26

A AFAR-FcHT1Ne AND uNcoppRoMlsNc REPUBLICAN, PAPER.
suhserap'ion' @oO e- -eA-
Drop Judge Overs, get the
pes that being promoted for this city Cache hammers
The Alliance spreading Wednesday night Cheyenne
Wyoming organization formed similar to the Colorado clubs
and will do amount of good The fever infectious the
measles and all because the labor conditions demand it.
Cripple Creek declared
Times and that city unfair The
Newspaper Writer'S Union No of the same city have by resolution
declared these papers fai So there at is well for
brothers to dwell together in unity"
last Monday the Popus party state convention
anmousy W. for Judge Resou
condemnng the republicans of and nation adopted
nothing commendatory of Overs judicial actions in Clear Greek
county upon The urst will have spend much
of his time in counting his Idaho Springs vote
The upward tendency the price of silver greeted with
small amount of satisfaction by people country
especially exist in
Upper Clear Greek already shows increased
tivty owing steady upward commodity
if the price will hold that section will its former prosper
ity.
society edc against the giving of hand
and be hoped that people all the country
good example another this
good the Dcksons No presents the bottom of
the invitations There are so MANY who would like to-
that that is graceful relieve the embarrassment
charter spasm passed into history last Tuesday
The fraud bowling it be
expected would inflicted the
the the matter what the result might have been
long suffering public prays earnestly that the press the city will
until has
framed and ready to be submitted to the citizens
Peabody and hatfooted in
regard his attitude sending of Cripple
that alone responsible While sentiment
be divided the necessity the call still but commend
the having of his convictions and being will
ling declare publicly that his that
every his
mand Governor Peabody does shift the blame
he is ready to to the people for his
year tourists the
than the before In refuaon of this and
from that questioned information that
the closing Col
oado. speaking of the T.
Fisher the Colorado Southern said the al
ready made able that all records been this
There has
however hope for another year The
referred only those that different
points in this
speaking of the of the company
control of the property President
sentiment II wish emphasize
will continue be conducted Colorado institution
ado that could well be otherwise The
the institution support
miniature United States
corporation the which
material and by the aid of its allied
all the transportation of material to its manufacturing
With the building of the people the
resumption of the work
nothing the smaller
this mining district the threshold
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-09-26

Drop Judge Overs and and boost the enter
prses being promoted for this city Cache hammers
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-09-26

difficult
his familiar from Fred Shaer former editor
They both employed on the Post several and the friendship
This
caught Fred
turned We Adams
Shsfer his enthusiastic style.
Jim writing better poetry his life and how the poor
devil doing When he
daily all thought his
H. iL do tL die - f L - L;d
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-09-26

tendency price of silver greeted with
of satisfaction the people of the entire country and
especially metal known exist
Upper Clear Greek already shows increased
y owing the steady upward climb its chief commodity and
price hold will enjoy former prosper
y.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-09-26


him somewhere I'll be darnh hit
an he
bear who
all
telegraph He Indians
o. Tim
II
is
andF
South Adams the West They land
When fellow Adams
Riley and back the thoughts of farm
fellow He
him that
in mis-
and he
o
the the Chicago
but
ften
Mr. Adams
who pleased
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-09-26

society edc against giving of hand
favo and be hoped that people all the country
follow the example The strife oudo another in this
certainly most vulgar display Along these lines wasn't it
the Dcksons No the bottom
invitations There who would like and can't
that that graceful way relieve the embarrassment.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-09-26

Governor eabody has squareoed and hatfooe
regard his attitude relates the sending of to C
Creek and that he alone responsible While sentiment
be divided to the necessity for the call still but
the executive for having of his convictions and being
ling declare publicly that by his instructions that the
moved and that every important made at his
mand Governor Peabody does seek shift the blame and
he is ready to to the people for his every
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-09-26

charter passed history last Tuesday the
being rejected by the people with round majority
The usual of fraud bowling the out it be
expected for this squea would have been inflicted the
people result might have been
suffering public earnestly that the of the city will
the wash until another charter has
framed and ready % be submitted O the citizens