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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-24
La ''Car.ret8ra" de
Guayaina a Ponce,
Intaresss lntustrlaIoS y conner.
CIalss S q aItamGRtS psrjutIGa-
dos,
Jasta soIleItq d de propIetarIos do
Guyana.

HaGe aIguuds diss pub'iCsmcs un
tra b. j. en- que importantes propieta.
rios de GusyaEna -decf. mos s-sOlicits.
ban 90 desc Gina cuanto antes 81 ARE
glo de 10 CArFttera que uue & 6i.hs
ciudad con Ponce.
Dssde luego enti6ndaae que aI decir
cGTTeterG comptendemos que no eata
mos en- 10 Ciert{ {: equello no !es carre.
tera. ca Ago peOr que canine } veci.
nall. Gpsra les ps jsTop.S
Aquf b1ches enormeg en- que so atag-
can Ias CArFetaS y en- que q VeCes Les
b9atias pereCeI mas aha ribszoa. ba-
rranCos 8 BinuOaidades que psreCiersn
eternoe; aculI6 Festos de puentes semi.
hundidos 81 paso de los rios. en- eI cas-,
CpiS'; fsltR de OunetAS, etc. etc,
Tai es ESQ que llaman scarreters de
Ponce & GuayG MAJ
Absndono cd meiante de tai vfs de
0cmuriCACi6n, es iEconcebib'e. puea
tT6tase de una dc lGS regiOnes mas fer
tiles de la isIs.
V&Aae. Deade Ponce hssta el vAlHe
de Santa IsAbsI desde este haata Qua.
yAmR, txE6ldeae VRstR llanuga en- que
Ia o. IA de sz1o4r CFeCe lczNnO, emoe-
Ileciendo csc paissje Las atlas chime
meas de los md 'tiples fundOs que, ,pintR-
dAs de FC ID, CompIet8n el augsstiV0
panorama de ID industria y de la aRri.
CultuTa, gobre tOdO Cusndo en- plena
q frP, de GqQ6iIas chimeneas borbpta
eli hume y en- log OF fiAveraIea el lAbrie.
60 Cants ell himp0 del trablj0.
Pues biet /; en- tOdR esq cOm1roR. tan
laboriosR y tan &otiva solo 90 Cuenta
para las impOrtantisim&s f aenss del
transporte de ftu utoG y De produCtos de
TODD g6aero con la f4mosa cGTTeteTG &
que hemoR heCho referenciR.
PensamoG qde ESQ no es juat0. Pa
ra ell pfOgreGO de ls Vgricultura, es
gAbido que hR de COntSERe con bue,
mas Was de O0muniCaCi6n.
Los propietAriOs de GuGysmS. ma
yOres cortribuyentes, tienen derecho
& que su sOlicitud sea debidamente
Rtendida.
NJ creemos que ese canine, eBte
Comden0Cz0 & ser el aj1aico que no me
rezcs eI cuidado de la administration.
81 estadO depIorA bi fsimO en- que se
enCuentrs, no solo OC6BiOna PEI liciOR
de confederation 6 Cu8nt0s tienen inte
reses induatriaIes 8 comercisles On
Ponce, Santa Isabel. Salinas y Guava
ma ainO que fOrz0Samente Quart Z
tlenen que trSnsitar Dor eItxp6nepse
6 los mas t6rios pe'igroG.
ISeae1a que CON- feSGTSe como dice eS
vu'go.
ri Departamen ITO del IoteriOr, tan
fEmosO por las cesG9at5as y por las ec0'
months dictadas por el gegundO Elliott,
''debe responder CumpIidannente lk
juStR soliCitud de los propietArios de
GuSyGm&.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-24
C 0 S 4 7 AS

La preocupaCi6n de todos los hSbi
tsntes de 10 iBIa es aCtusEmente et
mosquito. =.
Y sobre todo hay que tener cuidsdo
con 10 distinction del Seao. pues Geg6
10 cienci0, los malos no son loS moGqui.
tos uin6 las mos QNStGS,
-SHeWabTG. G&35stes?
Nj media pAlAbFG mas, pues ter 60
un Rmigo defsnSor del bell0 seuO que
ne inCOmOdslfA conmig0.
Y ESQ que eBe amigo parece una
HaOSq qLGtG nlNeTtG.
Lus que no puedan ccmpTar an mOE'
uuiterO 8 tomarIo fiEdo. debsn llevGr
COnsigo nm fraRca de ggLGyac0I, y ape
mas sientan una picAda en- 90 Diel, apli-
carsa una gotta de gWGyGc0L. aunQue
llpgue 81 mOmento en- que 90 g1IGye y
no neCesite mas medicine.
az los noOSQuStos gestSdOS de pGSSG'
nos (s) trGnseupates como nOB los quitE'
mos de enoiml
Eu este cRs0 no % necesit 10 mosque
80 teros, 10 que se neCesitG eB an coTd6T'
ESanGtGT60.
Hoy los vizoc cs eNtsn peor que loG
MOSQUITOES. No pue6en mifGT q nadie
sin Que seaD .fSscalisadoS Una mirL'
dH de ellOs eQuivale & an prOyeCtil de
a32
Parece que & los que miTGao contra
el,gt 6Serm0 les eOt<n hacienda lG mis-
ma CAmpa fiA que & Las "aosQ%stGs.
GUARIONFX.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-24
IEatas8 de- GdifcaT en-.
Bayan6il IN "ba-
ITiO ObTerO".
OFdGnaDzd que pT0hlba Sc CO.
bic con psja . ysgua.
So astS trabsjantO On bsnefIGlO
del ornate pdbIICO.
(De ntestro correspOns0z.) }

AgostO % Ell conc eiaI Eenor Rive.
re ion r. fse present6 ms mcCi6n
81 CoroAjo pidi6 ldole unos tarrenos
pKopiedad del syuntamientc, con OBJ
jeto de estAblecer en- tales terrenos IN
609,rSo o6rero.
Los referidos tsrrenos pRrsce qua
no reunen les condolences para el case
= Il corporation acord6 venderlos y
con 81 lmporte comprar otroS aprc.
piados.
Mas SO sfirma que otros sc flores con-
jales quieren hscer lR compFG de
teFFenos en- eli bArri0 de eHatO TriR2,
10 que Sc dice. hs causRdo mRls i'm pre-.
sion. p0rque se cr6a que el bRrrio
0bfero eatAbIecido Rlli. por 10 retiTad
y pOr Otras CircunRtanciag. no dRrfa
los result9dos beneficioaos que con ell
pFoyect0 Sc perHiRuen por el g: Il r
Rivera. -.
Tambi6n 81 coDcejo ha apzobAdo uns
ordenan7s pFohibiendo el que se cobb.
De de pc ysgua en- las GALES de Co.
meff0, Msturf y prolong gaci6n de Pal
ma hRcia la Is'eta. nne9ida que se juz
GO excalenta puesto que Va Camin :.
dR embelleCer Ell ornate pdbiiCo.
So estS componiendo b Gale de
San Juan BAutista. la cual quedarS en-
muy buenas condolences. ID
Ell Rlcalde y ell concej0 erRnjsars
cada die mas Is simpAtfa = Consldera
Ci6n de sps administrators.
Hoy Sc ha empezado reformAr
ell kios k que est6 en- u pigzs TdblicR.
-Tamb:6a ii f6rmase que prOnto ell
c0nceio hRF6 dessparecar todos los
ParChos 6.Oasas vie . que fean ell or.
nato y que RmenS IAN ruinR.
AdemSs. est6 1iRse Ia mSnerA de
hacsr fabFicar los soEares vacfos que
hsy en- 10 poblaCi6n.
TreCe iuioios Celebr6 ell iuez de
pa9 por inffacCiOnes & Las leyes de So
nidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-24
las ''grOSOras InGOngTusnClsS"
do que hlbI6 IN IlustrG Sona-
dor amDrICanO.

LIS aut sridades de Kansss-diCe IN
diRriO de Naevo M6xic3-se encu en-
tran an an dilema respecto & 10 Condi
Ci6n legal de an isven e ipioo que %
vogvi6 demente 6Itim smante. y para
cuya admission Rl ssilo ~ Fort Lsav9r.
worth 90 hizo application Ei fee
traido 4 este p. f. por el cspitSn Ban
dy, del Sexto de I fantetfa. Nuestrs
saba Corte suprems hR decidido que
los filipinos $40 son ciudadsnos nj ex.
trRnjeros Una persona para sci ma
Iuraliz adR debe ssr extraDjeFS , La
seyes no permiten sino s Ciudadanos
americanoB on ell hoHpicio de deman
tes. 81 cuerpo de regsntss. mas biea
que egpePar & que ell asunto sea decide
do por las autoridadeS 10 admitierOn
<1nY how
IB ouitoa lios hO teiido ID sdminiStra-
oi6n imperisIist,
~ tan bonitos!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-24
A vi S 0

On amigo de Jsyuya inf6rmanos
que los SFes. Frutos P. Hereaia y Pc
dro Sancho, cuyO pRraderO irqli fe
mo-. ae Hncuentfan ca 81 pfOpt0 barrio
de jayuya, 81 primer0 dedicado 6 Is
aiembra de cafe y el segua30 FecoIee.
tando ana talR de tabRCO de sulpro-
piedad.
Rooam0s, pues, dichoa GefioTes se
sirVan oOntsstar & nueBtra1 cartas.
pues Iag que Feitaradamente lea hem0z
eaorito NOS han gidQ devueltAg aln cue
oEm1epa poE quteEs g 2.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-24
Matrlmonlo % TOa,Aita
(De maestro Q oorrespomsGz }

tDe 2GGteS1f0 CO9TSSpOqaS0t ~
Agosto 20 -Eu Ia madrugada De
hoy, So uuiePon ante ell altar ell
apreciable joyen don Bernardo Pi y
la s:mpatica J bella seflorita dofla
Luisa Perez = Claudio.
Fueron padrinos don Manuel Pl-
Fez y dofia Matilde Claudio. her
mano = madre respectivamente de-
Ia desposaaa.
Deseam9s eteFna luna de mlel q
tan gsllaPda Pareja.
DFsPUEs DE PRoBAR todos los engaHo
sos remedies que ne anuncian as cuando mo-
ss aRradeCe Ia efcaciR RADICAL del Digesti-
70 Moiarrieta, cuya superioridad eSta uniVsr-
Eslmente confrmad8.
Ouraciones desesperadas en- psFsonas bien
Conocidas que 10 tomaron duFante tres me
ses son las que 10 han hecho glorioGOi perc
an solo estuche produce mejoE etecto que
una dboena de fraScoB de oualquier otFo 70
medic. poruue adem&s de ser el dnfbo verda'
dero Curative radical del sBt6mago y 6e
Intestine. rim engaGosa acCi6n Calmante, 81
Digestive Y PuFi6cador de los alimentoE
Sc dsba Gxigir que ceda hostia tonga gra
baflo al nouohFa Digestive Mol6EKieta4
Dep691ko General dc 1ag glENaac1ag de Hl4ueo -
RauRlln Alu5n11n EidGl Gull G1 81 ~
DE- -kelOog de yQntA aa lGa Ao4as
eEtas dkuFopa ARHless
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-24

mErcha tpcaudo &! sg30g
Solo eli Secret rio and bl ago Fezs'
gsdo con motiVo ds b bsT tsnid0 qua
r0mpaTeCuids dsdosamanta, para qua 90
se notArA. la pfginA 3. Ia del hofo dc
lRs GeDtencia1.
AL dia uiguiente, cuRndo se inssa'6
81 Tribunal. fue denu1ciado al vende-
dor de st6s que no Sc h3bfA prossafna'
do cuando sAifA ei PIi1clpe del PAlAclo
derJuotisia.
Y,,poF Iupussto. . OhOrcArOn, pOr-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-24
Ell "BOyGOttsga" dc los pTOdut
tOS america mos.

Cmunican De Shanghai con fe~
cha 10 del &C rriente, qua l 5 0 per-
sonas, entire elias varies iefes de-
numerOsas corp0raciones y delega-
dos de provincias, asistier6n q una
gran junta crganizada con ell OBJ
jeto de entenderse respecto del &bOy-
cottageO de los proauctOs america
nos. II
81 agente de la compa1ia GStaL :
dard Oils Fecibi6 Unas cartas de
amenazas, ordenandoIe deie su en-
pIeo en- esta compaflia.
Unos empleadOs del cOnsulado
americana fUeron maltratados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-24
UDno que on Bayan6n Intsnt6
SgTsdlf al COTTGSpunsaI Mas
caro-.
(De maestro OogTesp0msGZ.)

Agoato % -AuoChs como & las 8 de
Is misma eli individuo Abeiardo Marti.
nez { } sCIgti fil.0 trat6 de Sc 'edirms
con an CARROTS. con motive da haber
salido 50 nombFa. en- &Ls Correspon'
lenCit1 en- la rel ci6n de ios aentsucis-
dos Dor al honorable JaeZ Municipal.
El hechO ocurri6 como digo tsmpra
no en- la noche. en- el centric de Ia Calge
del Concrete. Cslle principal.
Espersm0g que estos hechos no se
repetiFsn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-24
PLAZA De MOSQulTOS

Iof6rmasenos que en- HAto Rey. en-.
ire las parsdRa 81 y 35. hay una yer.
dadera invasi6n de mosqpitOB que tic.
ne en- Slarna al veCindario.
Pantanos y chSFCos que por ALI hwy.
son O. cBusa de la playa.
Aquellos veoinog de9eafian verse
ibre8 de taR molegtos hpespedea'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-24
EfEL CATALAN"
CONFlTERIA Y REPOsTERIA.

Acabamos de surdo de chocC acs de Morondo
Gargo gran variedad de readas conhtes de truaS
icores de S. Venchi Ca ambGn de Iorno Qaa) que daa
precios suniamente baraos
al pdbco que nuesrO aboratOriO de cOne
brcan los mas exquisos duces confccconan en-
San uan distngp6ndose por su aroma, sabor baraura
Connuamente rcbmos duces americanos caas de 100
piezas que deaamos 90 centavos la GAIA :
Serymos toda encargo propos para regao tene
mos suo dc Santos Cupdos toda case de ador
para eonfterias.
Especadad en- Biscuit Gac6. Tel6fOno 250 San jose H.
Aparado 843. ## ,oo-
= ~@ San Juan Agosto l9O5l
+. ANGELET HERlLANOS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-24

el'mundo su acci6n educadora 8 social en-
$50 mil niiios iovenes adultos.
RI Q legio de Idicmas Y COmercio, bai)
ia adVocaci6u ds San Juan Bautista de Ia So
lie, SO propone dar q Ia juveUtud una s6lida
i~SirCcci n mercantii, cimentsndo sus estu-
dies en- Ia Religion base de tods veldaders cul-
tura, moral cientifica; y. q mSs de Ia asig-
I at IraS de Ia CABRERA SUPERIOR DE
CONFER. 10, atendera de un modo pr6CticO
a CccimIentH Y maneio de las lsnguas ex-
tra"leras 5 bre tOdo ell ingles, el frances el
aleman ds que ffcilmente pueden preScin-
dir en- la ep1ca actual los que eIiian las cRrra.
fas eomerclaleSs lndustria!es Sgrfcolas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-24
COlegiO San Pablo de Idionas Y COmercio
POR Los HERMaAOS De las ESGUElGS GRISTllHGS
Sc abi 81 Is de septembro dc 1906 ell edfcio del
legO Smnar cae del sano Crso adyacene Paaco Epis-
Juan de Puerto Rico.

El Colegio esta baio ell pstrocinio del Re-
verendfsimo Sen r Obispo de Puerto Rico.
Sc admiten alumnos internos, medios ir-
ternos y externos.
La ensenanza en- este Colegio compresde
grupos; - Laensenanza para paryulcs 90
La ensenaza primaria. 80 La eGsenanza CO.
mercial cuperi n.
f Coleg'o de Idiomas C mercio 4 Sc
mejsnZa de los numeros S Centres de eSta in
dole que dicho Institute dirige en- Europa, en-
lsS Repub ioss de la America del Sur Y parti-
cularmente en- lcS Estadcs Unidos c7n ell
nombre de ''Christian Brothers,, eiarciendo
con sus veinte mil Hermanos espareiados en-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-24
TRASLADO. 0

Las fGinaa de la- Junta Ger t:al de
u Uoi6n de PosFto r Cd ae han traa-
ladado & ID Gale de San Francisc0 No.
80 (sItogl. dOnde podr6 diIiiirBe y CO.
lHsgp0nden0ia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-24

expeenca demostado MAQUNA DE ECRIBIR SMITH
de eScribr mas baaa ha
PueO ven dura mas ninguua Ota La PFueba de
dcho m3qunas de Otas han o FePa
zadas por la antigua acFeditada
PREMIER
al EXCHANGE, Plaza Principals
de dos colore
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-24

qua ESQ If: II ijuBiisla es muy BCVsFA
en- Chin ---
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-02-23

our car of stoves to any of these points
regardless of distance from Chicago
would be $4,000. But the class rate to
these points is superseded by com
modify rate which makes it $50. The
class rate is evidently too high. It
thus becomes plain that any commodity
which moves on class rate to any
other town not favored with COM
modify or special rate is Disseminated
against. The special rate to Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, although eighty miles
further west than Clinton, is the same
$3.50 as to Clinton, Iowa. The class
rate would make it $4560. The rate
special to Waterloo, Iowa, is also
S36, although the class rate would
make it s4S. To independence the spe-
cial rate is $36. To Ottumwa, Oska-
loosa and Marshalltown the special
rate is $3S.4O; while to Des Moines,
Iowa, the special rate is s45.60 and the
class rate is $5640. To Boone or to
Fort Dodge, Iowa, the special rate is
$48, while the class rate to Boone is
$3.50, and to Fort Dodge $3.50. At
Atlantic, Iowa, and on line north and
south, west of the Missouri river, the
class rates govern, no special being
granted, and the rate is $64.80 the same
as it is to Sioux City, Iowa, or to
Omaha, Neb., or other Missouri river
common points.
Iowa is supposed to have low freight
rates, and at times the roads squat
on their hind legs and howl to keep up
the delusion when fixing the delegation
to congress, the state legislature and
those intrusted with the state board of
transportation. Their lawyers and
pass workers know the effect of beat
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-02-23

or Special" rates are put in which
supercede the class rate, and builds up
one community at expense of another.
Fourth, that railways are like beggars
upon the street corners and those who
have received donations from the pub
lie sufficient to build their roads, are
the most exorbitant in charges. They
naturally, as becomes the pauper, have
a low idea Of manhood and equity.
Stoves are rated in car lots as fifth
class, except where a commodity rate
takes a less rate, Or a through and
local, makes less than class rate. The
minimum weight is $4,000 pounds,
which means that il car is not loaded
to that weight, the charges will be
based upon $4,000 pounds. If loaded to
a greater weight, the actual weight
is charged for We will suppose a car
of stoves to be loaded at it's minimum
capacity (24,000) at Chicago, ILL.,, and
destined to points west. Milwaukee,
Wis, takes rates same as Chicago, al
though IS miles further haul. The
stress of demands for equal rates be-
tween cities eliminates distance as in
postal rates, as stress Of war gave
raise to 'greenback" money in 1868
before ruined by the exception
clause, This is likely to happen for a
time to postal rates.
There are what is called Mississippi
river points" or sgateways, town on
the Mississippi river where it is crossed
by one or more of the main lines.
Dubuque, Iowa; Clinton, Iowa; Rock
island, H.; Burlington, Iowa; Quincy
ILL.,; Hannibal, Mo-, are examples of
Mississippi river gateways. From Chi
cago or Milwaukee the class rates on
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-02-23
PE-RU-NA AN ABSOLUTE SPECIFIC.

After cold has become established Peruna will break
1t up quicker than any other remedy known to man.
Even after cold has become settled in organ of
the body Peruna be relied upon promptly dspelit
Peruna will catarrh whether chronic, but
few doses taken in the first stages disease will be
effective than when the disease has become chronic
you suffer from catarrh in any form, do not neglect
It, Take Peruna at once Delays in such matters are
dangerous.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-02-23
AN EvERPREsENT FOE.

The soldier and the sailor especially subject to
catarrh in some form phase.
Exposed they to constant changes subject they
are to various vcissudes and all kinds of climate, wet
and dry night and day. they find caarrh to be their most
insidious and everpresent foe.
In the barracks and the field, Peruna is equally
ef1icacious.
Taken in tme 1t will absolutely prevent catching cold
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-02-23
ADMIRAL's WORDS CARRY WEIGHT.

u EAR-ADMIRAL HICHBORN is one of the best
l. known admirals Of our navy.
His statement concerning Peruna will have much
weight as it goes out into the world.
What he says is echoed by many other naval officers
high standing.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-02-23
USED PE-Ru-NA IN HIS FAMILY.

~ have used Peruna my family the fatterng
results
II can recommend your valuable remedy most efficient
remedy for coughs colds and catarrh"Col u S.
Corps, G. j. Porter.
No remedy yet devised has received such
eulogy from many statesmen military
as Peruna
We have file thousands of testimonials like those given
above. We give readers only glimpse of the
array Of endorsements DR.. Hartman is receiving.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-02-23
WHAT THE ADMIRAL SAYS.

Philip Hichborn Rear-Admiral United States Navy
writes from Washington, D. c., as follows:
"Afer the use of Peruna for short period,
can now cheerfuIly recommend your valuable
remedy to any one who is in need of an inHgor-
afing tonic. "---DhiIip HichbOrn.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-02-23
FROM HIS OWN EXPERIENCE.

The Of your Peruna remedy and catarrh
by of friends who have benefited the same,
well experience it's efficacy and good tonic
properties, recommend it all persons."-
Ex-Leut U. s. Navy, James NJ. Morgan
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-02-23
RECOMMENDS PE-RU-NA.

81 convinced of Peruna's curative qualities and
unhesatngy to to all persons suffering from
catarrh. "-Commodore Somerville Nicholson.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-02-23
PE-RU-NA CURES THROAT cATARRH.

II can cheerfuly recommend your remedy Peruna my
friends and other sufferers of the remedies
tried for catarrhal troubles of the
diseases. also consider Peruna grand tonic"-Admira
James A. Greer.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-02-23
FOR COUGHS AND COLDS.

II have used your Peruna with satisfaction and cheer
fully recommend the remedy effective remedy Tor
coughs and cods."-Rear-Admir J. A. Howell.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-02-23
Hides Tanned

Horse and Cattle hides tanned by our
process make the finest of coats and
robes. Send US your hides, all work
guaranteed FREE booklet on hides also
shipping tags and price list. Address
OWA TANNING co. DssMoinss, la.
The Ward County independent., 1905-07-26
.CHAS. GORDEN OF
DES lACS DEAD.

Charles Gordon, one Of the
best known and most highly
respected famers of Des Laos died
at his home Friday night ats $40
O'Clock after a lingering illness
of cancer Of the stomach. Mr..
Gordon had not been well since
last fall, and on May % left for
the Darrow hospital at Moore
head, Mimi. for an operation for
appendicitis as he was supposed
to be ailing; with this disease. At
the hospital it was learned that
he had cancer Of the stomach
and his operation relieved him
but a little. On June 21, he re-
turned to his home realizing
fully that his days on earth were
few and that they were number
ed. Through all Of his terrible
suffering he bore up with the for
titude of a Christian man, for
several month ago he professed
religion and made his peace with
his Maker.
The funeral was held from the
Catholic church in Minot Mon
day morning at 1920 O'Clock.
The A. 0. U. W. of which lodge
he was a member, had charge of
the obsequies. The remains
were tenderly laid to rest in the
Catholic cemetery, surrounded
by a large concourse OF MIR.
Gordon's Old time friends, and
relatives.
| Charles Gordon was born at
North Ransom, Maine, 50 years
ago and when only a boy came
west, settling in Clay county
Minn. in the Red River valley.
For many years he farmed there
and five years ago came with
others west and settled on a
fine claim near Des Las. He has
been very successful in this
county. He was married fifteen
years ago to Mrs. Anna Miller in
Minnesota who survive SHIN. He
also leaves six children, Eben,
Carol, Eva, Ora, Oliver and
Kenneth, and four step children,
Mrs. Bul'gett Of Alexandria,
Minn. Robert and Luella Miller,
and Mrs. E. G. Kinyon OF Des
Laos. A kind husband and
father, a true neighbor and
friend has departed this life and
will be greatly missed.
The Ward County independent., 1905-07-26
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

Notice is hereby given that that certain
mortgage. executed and delivered by the Mi
not Creamery q COMPANY; corposataion: a,. mort 's
s7th day of February. 1905. and filed for record
in the once of the register of deeds OF the
county Of Ward and state Of 9d North Dakota on
the forenoon Of that day. and duly recorded
in Book 81 OF Mortgages. at page 800. will be
foreclOsed by q sale OF the premises in such
mortgage and hereinafter described at the
front door of the Court House in the County
Of Ward and State Of North Dakota. at the
hour Of two O'Clock in the afternoon on the
due upon such mortgage on the day OF sale.
thRether with costs and disbursements as pro-
vided by law,
The premises described in such mortgage,
and which win be sold to satisfy the same are
Of land upon which is located the Minot
Creamery Company plant, located in Minot
county and state aforesaid. together with all
fixtures. tools. machinery and supplies now
situated and being therein, said land mortgased
being more particularly described in that GER
tain deed from Geo. W. Hecker and wife to
herein. said description OF said land and
premises which will be sold to satisfy the
amount due on said mortgage being described
Quarter OF the East Quarter (sw4 eA) OF sec
ton twenty-four (24l. township one hundred
and hfty-five O55) north Of range eighE-three
@ west na es ,hd at point on 9 the nsrth
P. and S. 5. M. Ry.. one hundred (l00l feet
southeasterly from the intersection Of said
r!ght-of-way line with the north and south
quarter section line of section twenty-four
(24). running thence south ffty-two degrees
and twenty-nine minutes east along right-of-
way one hundred and thirty-one Q3O feet
thence north thirty-seven degrees and thirty
one minutes east one hundred and ninety (19O)
feet to channel of Mouse River. thence north
seventy:three degrees and fifteen minutes
west up the channel of Mouse River one hum
dred and forty Q40) feet. thence south thirty
seven degrees and thirty-one minutes west
one hundred and forty (14O) feet to place Of
beginning containing one half acre more or
less.
T...:crc vii! be due on such mortgage ct the
date OF sale the sum OF One Thousand Five
Hundred and NghtyTwo Dollars and Fifty
Cents (el5e2 so. and the costs Of foreclosure
sale and publication rs provided by law.
Dated this 97th day Of June. A. d. 1905.
r. =. BARAON. 4ortgagee.
ARTHUR LBSUuuR,
$3.50 Attorney for Mortgage hinet. N. D.