davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1905-10-01
HON figures Must Lie

The Mccall winter house at No.
81 West Seventy-second street is,
itself, an attractive home of the
brownstone style. There are mas
sive stone steps leading to the door,
an imposing threshold. The hall,
which is decorated with costly paint
ings and bric-a-braC. opens into a
reception hall to the right The
latter is elegantly carpeted, and
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EsEISI

surance investigating
committee.
Every eyebrow in the courtroom
went up. Many of the spectators
smiled at the humor of the thing,
but more simply wondered what
wealthy in the lexicon of Mr.. Nc
Call signifed.
My son." he went on, hands me.
at this present moment a memoran-
dunn in connection with certain pub
Hcations which have occurred, refer
ring to me as a man of very great
wealth, as having acquired very
great wealth within very few years.
| do not suppose this committee is
interested in my personal matters
but
This was pure irony on Mr.. Nc
Calls part and dim smile fiickered
on his round face as he saw all the
necks lengthen out
Under oath. / am not a million
aire, and not a multi millionaire of
any kind, and if should die tomor-
row the largest part of my estate
would be my life insurance"
1t will be very difficult for people
to readjust their impressions to fit
this bit of sworn testimony. Par
ticularly will the change of views
point and belief be hard for the
architects and builders, and decor
ators and antique dealers, and horse
yenderS and carriage makers and
men of sundry other callings, to
whom Mr.. Mccall has been a gener-
Gus patron.
The Washington times., 1905-10-01

more than s150,0oo, the landscape
gardening almost as much, and the
furnishing of house and stables was
something. The maintenance of
such place, with large retinue of
servants, horses, gardeners and so
forth, runs the daily cost up to a
handsome figure.
The Washington times., 1905-10-01
Home of the Simple New York Lift

Home of the Simple New York Life
Shadow Lawn" Is the name John
A. Mccall gave his beautiful sum-
mer home and country estate near
Long Branch, n. j., but it is better
known throughout the countryside
among the millionaires' colony as
The White House by the Sea" :"
Here the McCalls pass the summer
months when they are not travelling
for recreation and pleasure
Acres of green sward encircle the
approach to the magnificent house,
which rises majestically from the
terraces about it. Roads OF white
sand and sea shell wind through the
bewildering green which is every
where. Large and stately granite
posts at both the Norwood avenue
and the Cedar avenue entrances to
the Mccall estate bear the name
Shadow Lawn" Shrubbery- Lined
roads lead from these entrances to
the porte-ccchere. Stairways of
stone adorns the terraces which rise
one above another toward the great
mansion of white.
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floor above At each end of the
main hall are two colossal fireplaces.
Each of these is twelve feet wide
and fifteen feet high. The mantels
are Of mahogany and richly carved,
and all about is the green silk tapes
try and the mahogany woodwork.
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ENGLISH HANGMEN.

Technically, any inha bitant of the
United Kingdom IS liable TO be called on
TO undertake the uncongenjai task of
hargman. The salary is s. a week as a
retaining Zee and $40 after an eSecutioA.
kansas City Journal.
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M NOT wealthy" said
John A. Mccall, presi-
Gent OF the New York
Life, in one of the
pauses in his testi-
mony before the in
surance investigating
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How Does the Poor Life In
surance President Make
Both Ends F1eet?- -LordIy
Living Of a Man Who Has
Hardly AnyMoRey-Iomes
Where His Frugal Board Is
Spread i + r y y
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CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.
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American Saloon, The only American Saloon in
 Magda1ena, Sonora. DICK HALKE, Proprietor.
The Best Liniment.

'Chamberlain's Pain Balm is con sidered the best linimeat on the mar ket," write Post G Bliss, of Georgia, Vt. No other liniment will heal a cut or bruise so promptly. No other affords such quick relief from rheu- matic pains No other is so valuable for deep seated pains like lame back and pains in the chest. Give this lin- iment 9 trial and you will never wish to be without It. Sold by all all drug gists.
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JANUARY :. 1905.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.

CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE the county road which runs from Nogales to Washington" The County Surveyor now pre- sented map of change in the Proto Canyon road, and the same was ordered filed.
 Upon written request of Chair man of the Republican County Central Committee the following judges of election were appointed in the various precincts, to-wit: Crittenden precinct No 1, Nat Crocomb vice D. N. Quinn. Wash ington precinct No 6. c A Bankerd vice H s Stewart. Lochiel precinct No ', J B Mix vice Colin Cameron Gro Blanco precinct No 10, J w Kirkpatrick vice w B Perry The Board now stood at recess until Monday, December 1st, 1904. Attest:
 Phil Herold,
 Clerk. Approved,
 Richard Farrell,
 Chairman. Office of the Board of Supervisors of Santa Cruz County,
 Nogales Arizona,
 Noy 21st, 1904 The Board of Supervisors met pursuant to recess of November 1 1904.
 Present Chairman Richard Far rell, Members J A Harrison and Henry Harmon, and Clerk Phi Herold.
 The Board now proceeded to canvass officially the election re- turns of Santa Cruz county anC found the following:
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PROPOSALS.
Office of the Board of Supervisors Of Santa Cruz County. Arizona, No gales, January ?. 1925

, Omce O1 the Board or Supervisors or
 Santa Cruz County. Arizona, No gales, January 2 1925 Sealed proposals will be received at this office mp to 10 o'clock d. NJ. Mon {, day. February 9th, 19G5- for county supplies and for burial of indigents for ary l. 1905. COUNTY SUPPLIES. l For the printing and binding of court 1 calendars, and furnishing stock there Of, on the basis of 30 calendars; price per page. whether printed or ruled. For printing, binding and numbering | the following receipts into books and furnishing the stock therefor. 100 re- ceipts, with stubs. to book:
 Tax receipts, at stated price per 1000 :, receipts. Original and duplicate receipts, at stated price per 800 receipts. Sheriff's license receipts, at stated price per 100, 800 and 1000. School tax receipts, at stated price per 1000. [ Road tax receipts, at stated price ! per 800 and 1000. Notice by road overseers, at stated price per 800 and 1000. For printing letter heads and furnish ] ing stock thereof, at stated price per 800 and 1000. For full sheets and half l sheets l For printing envelopes and furnish ! ing stock thereof, xxx, 6, 6 and 10 ] inch, at stated price per 300 and 1000. 1 For printing and furnishing stock | thereof, of the following blanks, at stated price per 100, 25O, 800 and 1000:
 Sheets e4x2S inches, printed on both sides.
 Sheets S2x2S inches, printed on one side.
 Sheets 84x14 inches, printed on both sides.
 Sheets s3x14 inches. printed on one l side.
 Sheets 7xS2 inches, printed on both I sides.
 Sheets 7xs2 inches, printed on one side.
 For printing and binding warrant books. and furnishing the stock there of, 100 warrants, with stubs, to book
 
 For the printing and binding of the following books, to-wit: One assess ment roll, 200 pages. with letters A tc z; and duplicate assessment roll, 200 pages, with letters A to z.
 For printing and binding and furn ishing stock thereof, of assessors list: to taxpayers. at stated price per 1O0( and 1900.
 For printing and furnishing stock thereof, of 100 county treasurer monthly reports
 Also all stationery, pens, pencils, ink etc.
 Fer various books now used in tho county recorders office, similar tC those now in use, the books to b, specified by the bidder, at stated price per book.
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BURIAL OF INDIGENTs.

Rate for both plain and smooth cOf- fins. for each corpse buried, including the opening and closing of grave and conveyance to cemetery. Also mark ing of graves by red wood head board il the proper manner.
 All contracts to run for one year from February 1st, 1905. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids, and to consider any bid submitted as whole or in part
 certified check in the sum of $50 co to accompany each bid, to be forfeited if the successful bidder does not carry out the conditions of the proposal and enter into contract in ac- cordance with the same. Proof Of all work to be submitted to the clerk of the board for correction. By order of the Board of Supervis- ors
 PHIL HEROLD.
 Clerk. Date of first publication January :. 1905.
 1t.
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Sealed proposals will be received at this office mp to 10 o'clock d. NJ. Mon day. February 9th, 19G5- for county supplies and for burial of indigents for the ensuing year commencing Feb ru- ary l, 1905.
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Samples Of paper proposed to be furnished must accompany each bid, except when ad dverlised as being furn- ished at this office.
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Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund the money if 1t fails to cure. E. w Groves signature is on each box 25c. 1-24-03
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The office hours for the Circulat- ng Library will be held twice a week on Tuesdays and Thursdays from $40 to 4:l5 p: m. in Room 9 of the High School building.
 MAUDE JEssUP, Librarian.
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Notice

Notice is hereby given that certifi- cates of indebted ness on the county road funds Nos. 3-S-I1-136-I -I37-167-I69- 17O-171-IS3- 3-IS5- -IS6-222- -2IO- -25S- -259- -26O- 2S3-2S4 30S- 3O9- SIP 367-36S- 369- -37O-37I- 74-492- -4O3 -404- 4O5-4O6 4O7 4O8-4I7- -425, reries of 1903, and Nos. 52 5 54-55-56, series of 1904, are now payable and up- cn presentation saiEe to the Clerk ot the Boaru of Supervisors. warrants on the County Treasurer will be issued.
 PHIL HEROLD,
 Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of Santa Cruz County, Arizona.
 First pub. January ' 1905. 2-t.
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 mission Company ::
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-09
N0TICIAS.

M mana mi6-coles: San Antonio,
arzobispO de FIoreLcis. Sale Is luna
q la1 y Al.
En IL Gdministraci6n de correos
se enCuentran detenidas les siguientes-
caFtas: Garcfs Alberto. GoDzSlez
Rufho, Ganard Julio. Gslan Alf0nso
f., Garcia Jesus.
Se aseguFa que eI Comiaionsdo de
INSTRUCTION. embArcAF6 en- ell pr6ximo
mas Fo Junio paFa lna EafSdog UnidOG
y que estAr6 RlIf mucho tempo. Pa.
rece que no le W bien de sRlud en-
Puerto Rico.
E En- breve Sc imprimir6 eI regia-
msnto del cuerpO de B0mberos dc
esta ciudad.
MAfiHna por ID noChe Sc espera
On ebte puerto prOcedente de New
York el vapor sCoamoa ,
- GGtR msdrugad0 fuer0n conduct
dos la Carcel de PuertR de TERRA.
250 doDinRdOS del Pfesidio, con obia
20 de pOder fuujgIr dos gsIeras del
4 'timo penal.
al guardia de penAIes que presta
aervieio en- ell hospital cu1rentenario.
Sc le han sc n Alado SO centaV0g diaries
de qualification.
-M ana dar6 retreta en- ID plaza
eBAldOriotJS Il banda de ID poIiOfa
inAular.
-Hs llegado & euta ciudad el sefIor
KtuEt con So apArato CinemAtogrt Fl 30.
Prop6nese dar Alguuas funciones aquf.
El gobefnador ha enviGd0 nuevR
cArtR d slcaIde de d Ciudad. aCerCa de
d neCCsidad de cresr 10 antes pOOible
81 hospital de hygiene para mujeres.
Los oiciaIes del Cuerpo de la Do-
licfa insular, Clases, ID banda de m6si-
O. y YAFios amigos psFticulRFes. bAja-
ron Al muelle eata mAfISna con obieto
de deHpediE 81 corOnel H8miIl. quien
embBFC6 en- el xSan Juan1 con diree-
c:6n q New Orleans.
Con objeto de reponer % sSIud
hS solicitAdo 15 dias de licenCiG 81 Be.
nor Genaro MaEzanO, al empleado de
Il SecPetRlit del AyuntAmient0.
Ell iuez C6rdoVa D6viIS de Mana
Il, estuvo aver On San Juan.
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Muorts por lnt0Uleael6n!


En- 81 termino flo de "a horSs. Compro-
bado cientifcamente. Investigaciones cien-
tiicas observaciones detenidas, han de-
mostrado, que las OAPSULAS DE HENN
curan la GRIPPEy FIEBRES PALU DICAS,
en- 81 tSrmino flo de "a horas; por que dOs-
truyen 81 microbio infeccioso, sin prodnciT
el mas leve trastorno en- niuglin centro vital.
A Ia media hora de tomar la primera do
sis, los sintOmas precurSores de las enferme-
dadOs indicadas, como dolores de cabeza;
huxi6n nasal; quebrantamiento general; do
lor en- los rihones; depression nerviosa: per
dida del apetito; lengua saburrosa; dolo9 On
las articulaciones; inyecciones en- las con
iuntivas; frialdad en- los pies y manos; tos
SEGA y pertlnaz; pioOr en- Ia garganta y nariz
dolor en- las articulacloues, van disminuySn-
do hasta las "a horas, que Ia infection desa.
parece on absolute con ,el uso de las OAPSU
LAS DE HHNN.
Venta al por mayor: Farmacias, CUTLER
wetEl BlanCc, y zerbi, San Juan.
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Gran tTIuntO Dc GatoII On Ia tx.
p0SICl6n do San Luis,

En- ID Exposition de San Luis an
gran jurado com9uesto de expertos lf-
CoTiatas franCeses y de otTas procaden-
Cias, han adiudicadO don Federico
Gatell. UN GRAN PREMIO por sus
magnffcos lcores. como cremRs de pi-
fia, CaCao, vanilla y anfs, brandy, Gi-
nebFa y 81 afAmRdO RON VIEJO , eg-
ID rCcOmpens@ eS uns pruebS mas de
que son Los mej0res iCOres que ge fa-
bricAn en- ID isIa de Puerto Rico.
90 "
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VENTA DE MUEBLES. COCHEs

VENTA DE MUEBLES, COCHES
z PLANTAS.-Por ausentarsa para
EspGfla ID sefloFa viuda de Roman,
ven6e t0dOa sus muebleB: iuegO de sala
incIuso un piano de ePleyel, juego de-
gabinete y de COmedoE que Comprende
tsmbi&n an lujoso seibot. canas. rope
roo con y sin espeios, Cristalerfa. fgU-
raa de biscuit y terra Gotta. CuadFOs.
Adem&s IN COHE de asientO8 con
su parpis y uno de 2 asientoa con gu
cabalIo. Plantas de t0dag Glasses espe-
cieImente roBales e. e. g. HATO
REY en- ID paFada 81. Is ', 3.
DIVORCIOS. Son freCuentas Dos
divorcios en- P0erto Rico desde eI cam
bio de nacionaIidad, , esto ObedeCe d
POGO uso que hRcen los Mstrim0nios
de Ia screditada cerYaza ePabstO que
une Oorazones y eVita FOmpimiento1
ConyuRsIes. Son sus 6nicos imp0Fta-
doFes ~. 3. CaIdeF6n & 20. Getaku
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NOticiaS generates

VENTA EN- HATO REY. (ParRda
34) Sc vende d finca sR9m6n1 de
cueFdas 21.74, Is de malogilIo,) Srbo-
les frutRles de todas CIssea, casa de dos
piaos con gran Comodidad, cochera.
cuadra, buen iardfn, bafIo de duchs,
inodoroB m0dernOg, etc. Con 6ain la
finCa, nm coche de S aaientos y parejA,
an CabalIo para cOche, Carreta con 80
Yunta. vaCas etc. Ioformes: San Fran.
cisco 25. altos. 12v.s.
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Corts Federal.

Aver mafians empez6 q verse ante
diCho tribunal. ID cRusR seguidG contra
Juan Cruz, de Nsguabo, aCusado de
auatrRcCi6n de an cheQue, de una Carta,
de les ficinas de Correos.
OficiabR de Juez instructor eI st nor
Frank Antonsantti. Quien visto los pre-
Iiminares del iuicio 10 suSpendi6 para
OontinuaFDo e0tR tArde.
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10 que OpIna o. doctor Bailey dc
Ia z0TOdOnO.
Mi ouarido doctor:

Mi querido doctor:
Conteotando & "a requirimientO acer-
ca del usO de u ZerOdOne en- mis- ms
nos, debO mAnifestarle que 70 la he
usado en- un n6mer0 de CRsos de
Ambos extremes. de h 9morrg gia inter.
M = exseFna, 8 invariAblemente he
enCOntrsdo 81 msjor remedio conoCido
hssta hoy, praCticamente demoStrads y
puedo aaeguraFIe que de los cAgos tra-
tadoa, no se han repetido nipRuno ,
desde entonCes, muchos fallecimient0l
De han evitado.
De- usted nineeramente.
Z7e6d0rms Bailey II. D.
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ET acorazado ''Mikasa" a piqve.

New York, Mayo 9, 2 80 P. M.
FL &MikasaS, uno de los mejores
acOrazados de la escuadra iaponesa
Sc ha lido q Pique en- 81 estrecho
de Korea.
El gran nGmero de torpedos que
han colocado los iaponeses en- sus
costas ha producido el desastre que
priva de una de sus mejores unila-
des de combate q la escuadra ia
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PARA AGUlDILLl..

En- representation de Ella Cores
pondencia9 y & Comparecer cd an jul
clio pOr gupuest0 desaCatO, BIZ BalidO
eyer para AguadilIa ell distinguidOi abo.
gado don Manuel GiDoFiO.
CFeemoS que tantO pOF 10 iuat0 de IL
CAUSE de GLB CorreSpondenCiA9 cuAntO
pOr las condolences del IetrsdO que ID
representa- dc nos hRr6 juaticiR.
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Inportant8 donativo al gobierfo ruso.

New York. Mayo 8 2-3O P. M.
Comunic4n de San Petersburgo
que una acaudalada sOciedad de
religiosos de la iglesia ortodoxa ha
donado al gobierno Fuso 500, 900
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-09
CODpIICaSe ell asuntO.

el conficto, pero insinuandose en-
favor del Jap0n.
Asegdrase que Alemania secun-
daFfa decididamente cua quieFa ac-
ci6l. de Francia en- favor de Russia,
case de un rompimiento inteFna-
cional.
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New York, Mayo 8, 2 80 p. M.
OtrOs despachos de L6ndres AFR
man qre FL asunto Sc complica,
pues IDglateFra apoya resUelta-
mente las Feclamaciones del Jap6n.
El gabinete de Londres ha mr.
diadO hasta ahOra amigablemente en-
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Ell POPULAR. de Am6rico SaIas.
San Justo. frents els MallorQuina.S
RsalizRdaS nneatras existencihs y re-
puesto Embellishments DuestEO gran
surtido de ca1zad0 en VaFia6 classes y
preci0g. ea Cle prAndfaimn novedad ell
que ofrecemos sctnalmente: Hemos
tFAido IN mtg lifieo aarido De sombTl.
Has para sefioras. aDAnlcoai gaEaguaa,
obietos de fsntasfa y noYedades de
Europa y America
ElsUrtido en- aom2reEoa es VeEdada-
manta sohegoio.
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ponesa.
Aunque en- Toxic Sc pretende
negar el hecho. quitandole por
otra pafte gran importancia, ha
causado un efeetO desastroso. Su-
p6nese tambi6n que la audaz pre-
seneia de torpederos rusos en- las
cercanfas &c Nagaski ha producido
dicha p6rlida.
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En- IlmIl9lI8 laIIgT1 Ia l2Z aIT1I8a.

New York, Mayo 9. 23O P. NJ.
Despachos de Tckfo, dicen que Ell
gobierno jspon6s iusiste en- sus pl o.
testas contra Francia FOR Ia viola
ci0n de Ia neutralidad.
Fl Mikado exige responsabilidad
9 Francia Por tolerar que los -far-
cos de r. lestwenski hagan sus apro-
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S0ntlda mu0rte en- Ponce.
Pr6ximas bodas.
CDe maestro CorespOns05 especially

tVSNS@NaG
Mayo En- IL madrugada entreg6
Ga alma ai Creador. despu6s de haber
sufrido penOsa enferme1ad ID que en-
vida fu6 virtuoaR y estimRda sefiorita
Rita Ventura y Santiago. So entierrO
fu6 una verdRders manifestation de
dueIo, pues ellie se hAbfS ConquiHthdO
Dor ga bondados0 Coraz6n ell CaIiflo de
los que Ie cOnoCieron y tratarOn.
NueOtrO aentido p6Same & ga deaoIG-
dS fannilia. DescanSe en- ls paz del
Senior.
Pronto cOntraer6 matrimoniO OSn6-
nicO el apreciado joVen obrerO Raj
mundO Guillot. con Ia bella Y apreCiad0
GeGoritR Juanita CArtagena.
Sc hRlla tOtalmente reBtAblecid0 de
d operation que sufriera IL respectable
Heflora de don JOa6 Ramon Fjgueroa.
LO OelebFamos muCh0 y fslicitamos
loo doctoreB MOret y Vogel pOF 81
buen 6xitO de dichS operaci6n.
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Yisionamientos en- los puertos de las
posesiones francesas de Indo- China.
Francia ha contestado en- teFml-
nos evasivos, que no dan cump ida
satisfaction 4 las exigencias d |
Mikado.
Este conficto jdzgase que pone
en- inminente peligro la-paz europea.
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de rublos.
EI objeto expreso de dicho consi-
deFable donatiVo es Ell de que ell
gobierno continue la guerra hasta
veneer al Jap6n
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PARA CURAR UN REsFRIADo EN- UlJ
Ola tome Ias PASTILLAS La XANTES DE
BROMO- -QUININA. RI boticario le devol-
vera el dinero 81 nose eura la flrma del b
w. GROVE Sc halla en- cada cajita
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A QUIEN LIE INTERESTS Sc al
quiIan dos hAbitaciOnes baratas,- en-
una casa de familis. pFopias para dor
nitoFio s almacanar nueblas. Sitio
centrico. Luna rs infOrmar6p.
16y.9.
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Hin dado principle los trAbsjos de
Feparaci6n de le CASA no 26 de d Gale
de San Sebastian. con objato de ms
tAlar alli 81 hospital de muieres.
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81 VENBE

UN TACHo AL yco De siete pies diameto o demds
TRPLE-EFECTOS:
prestano mankco servco
Tamb6u DISMNUID9R patente Kraewk Pesant Ca
CorIiss
Para informe dgie Apaado postal JUAN Ptoco
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S sANTIAGo r. PALMER.

Not ario PdbIiOO , ArOhivero Gene.
raj de PROTOCOLS Notariales. Allen
%; altos. San Juan.
HOr ra.-do oaoina: Bs 8S11 :. N.
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MAQUINAS PARA GORTAR PASTO

gaso paste
rapidanen mor mas igual que aeualmente
el almac6n Tetuan SO de
GAMBIA & STuBBS.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-10-02

Votes will be counted every after
noon at o'clock, except Sunday;
Vote for tile Carnival Queen.
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CHEROKEE COUN-
Gil IS ADJOURNED

The last session of the Cherokee
National Council adjourned sine die
Saturday afternoon.
The commission to wind up the af-
fairs Of the nation and "windn is a
good word, are W. w. Hastings, Fred
4 Mcdaniel, and E. L. Cookson The
following from the Tahlequah Arrow
is fair report:
/ Cherokee citizens can now begin to
see the big joker in the special session
OF the Cherokee council, and the very
important reason why thechief should
fail tomake proclamation for the regu-
lar election, which should have oc-
cured last August Z.
Up to Thursday night the following
measures had been carried to a success
full issue and nailed in the interest of
the gang, by having passed both coun-
Gil and senate.
First, the act creating commission
of three to have full charge of wind
ing mp the affairs of the Cherokee
Nation after the first of March, next.
Salary of each commissioner SIS per
day. Clerk hire So per day.
The chief and assitant are each to
be allowed their salaries until full
settlement is made with the govern
ment; chief 81, 500 per year, assistant
chief 81, 900 per year.
Three attorneys at $3.50 per day
each and stenographers $3.50.
Attorney Parker in representing
the nation in the intermarried citizen
case secretaries and interpreter s6.OOa
day.
The total footing Of the expenses Of
the Cherokee Nation, that is the
corpse that these representatives of
the Cherokee people are to bury
boots up about as follows:
Three commissioners S15 day each,
$500. Clerk per day $500. Chief per
day $500. Three attorneys at S5. 80
each, Sl6.5O. Stenographer per day
$5 so. Attorney Parker $1,000. Seq
retary and interpreter 5000. Total |
per day Indefinitely until final settle
ments are made S10l00.
AS it has been charged that the
three attorneys before the Dawes
Commission have been drawing pay
for every day, Sundays included, it is
fair to presume that these pail bearers
for the dying Cherokee Nation will
"follow suit, and the joke of it is
that there is no 'time limit" 1t can
go on indefinitely for several years if
the junto can keep up sufficient wran-
gle with the interior department to
keep off final settlement. L
Thirty-six Thousand year from the
funds Of the Cherokee people certainly
looks like grating on fairly large
scale.