davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-01-13
STOCK SHIPMENTS.

From this point to Kansas
City and other markets, as fol-
lows:
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-15
A Minute Sermon.

Jacob F. Kurtz, preacher of York,
Pa, is on his way to Washing ION,
where he hopes to be able to deliver
lone minute sermonn to President
Roosevelt. He says he will say moth
ing to the President except the words
of his sermon and will then retire
quickly.
The sermon is preached daily about
25 times to any who will listen. It is
as follows
''These words shall be in thine heart
and thou shall talk them when thou
riseth up in the morning and when
thou sitteth in thine house, when thou
walkest by the way, and when thou
liest down: Love the Lord, thy God,
with all thy heart, with all thou soul
and thy mind and thy neighbor as thy
self. All things that you would that
others would do to you, do you even
so to them
'"Three musts: 1. You must die.
.. You must go TO Judgment. 8. You
must meet Gods word as your Judge.
Amen"
Kur6z says he will soon visit Phila-
delphia and then go to Wall street to
preach his one minute sermon.
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-15
Southern Railway.

Extremely low rates are announced
via the Southern Railway from Louis
vile for the following special occa-
, sions:
$15.85 Athens, Ca, and return July
s and IS; account Athens Summer
School.
$6.65 Chattanooga, Tenn, and re-
turn, Sept. Is, II and 1S; account
Regimental Reunion, anniversary bat
tie of Chicamauga.
$61.50 Portland, Ore, and return
daily up to and including Sept. 30;
account Lewis and Clark Centennial
Exposition.
$3.50 Portland, Ore., and return,
going or returning via San Francisco
and Los Angeles, frequent dates dur
ing July, August and September; ac-
count Lewis and Clark Centennial
Exposition.
$66.5O San Francisco or Los An
geles, Cal, and return August 6 to
IA inclusive. =
$72. San Francisco, Los Angeles
or San Diego, CAL, and return, fre-
quent dates during July, August and
September.
Cheap homeseekers' tickets (round
trip to Kansas, Nebraska, Indian
Territory, Oklahoma, Texas, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia,
Florida and many other points July
1s, Aug. and 15, Sept. 5 and 10.
Correspondingly low rates from other
Southern Railway Station. For ad-
ditional information, folders sched-
ules, etc., address
A. r. Cook, G. P. & T. A., No. 234
Fourth Ave., Louisville, KY.
@. H. HUNGERFoRD, No. 234 Fourth
Ave-, Louisville, KY.
G. B. ALLEN, A. G. P. A., ST. Louis.
w. H. TAYLOR, G. P. A., Washing
ton, d. @.
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-15
Living Man Used as Shield During
Boer War.
[London Express. ]


Probably no other man alive has
had the terrible experience of Private
Dunning formerly of the Northumber-
land Fusiliers, whose body was used as
a firing shield by his comrades during
an affair of out posts in the South
African War.
The Soldiers and Sailors Help So
ciety, which has done so much good
work among disabled soldiers, has
been employing Dunning at light car
pentery work, but he has now become
SO weak that it has been necessary to
transfer him to the lighter task of
basket making.
The story of his experience was mod
estly told by Dunning to an Express
representative yesterday.
He was one of the detachment of
five hundred guarding a convoy from
Wolmaranstad to Klerksdorp, which
was attacked by three thousand Beers
near the latter place.
81 could see nothing but one big
man on big gray horse, moving
among the trees fifty yards away" he
said. 81 thought of nothing but him,
and kept saying to myself: 4 must
bring him down.
81 knelt down and fired carefully.
The big man came down like a shot
and the grey horse bolted. At the
same instant about dozen men broke
cover 20 yards away and fired at me. l
was hit in several places and went
down. [ was still conscious, but our
men thought 1 was dead and used me
and the bodies of other men to fire
over, until, one by one they were all
silenced.
81 remember some men dragging
my clothes off me later on. They left
me stark naked, but one of them put
my water bottle to my mouth and
said: "Good-by, chap you're going.'"
Dunningihad eight bullets in his body
and broken arm. Some of the bull
lets were not extracted until he reach
ed Krugersdorp, eight days later.
Practically all the ribs on the right
side have been shot away, and he now
wears thick felt jacket with steel
supports to keep him from collapsing.
He has pension of one shilling six
pence day, which he supplements a
little by basket making. Even this
light work, however, is obviously a
severe task upon him, and he is fire.
quently unable to carry it on. He is
80 years old and has one child and a
young and pretty wife, who, it is
plain, idolizes the broken soldier.
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-15
Monkeys Heart to Replace Failing
One in Human Body.

Experiments which may result in
the grating of vital organs have been
made by DR.. Guthrie and DR.. Carroll
at the University of Chicago. The
hearts of dogs have been successfully
moved up into the animals necks arr
there performed their functions.
Circulation of blood in CANNES b +
been reversed without death. Many
new things about heart action have
been learned, according to DR.. Car
rell, who will begin new experiments
early in October. "What we have
learned" he says, "gives us hope
that some day we may replace a
wounded or worn-out heart in a
human being with the healthy, youth
full and strong one from a living
monkey"
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-15
Strikes Hidden Rocks.

When your ship of health strikes the
hidden rock of consumption, pneumonia,
ETC., you are lost if you don't get help
from DR.. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption. J. W. McKinnon, of Taladega,
Ala, writes: II had been very i'll with
pneumonia, under the care of two doc
tors, but was getting no better when be-
gan to take DR.. Kings New Discovery.
The first dose gave relief, and one bottle
cured me-" Sure cure for sore throat,
bronchitis, coughs and colds. Guaran-
teed at Oberdorfer's drug store, price soc
and $I.oo. Trial bottle free.
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-15

ToNsoRIAL ARTISTS. Everyone who
shaves should shave with us-we
shave quick, we shave clean, we
shave right. Five polite BARRIERS en-
ployed. You can always catch a
turn. CANAL BROS.
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-15

SEND in your order now for extra
copies of our History of Paris and
urbon county. Price 25 cents.
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-15
Old Feathers Wanted.

We will pay the highest cash price
for old feathers. Phones, Home 3O3,
E. L. 234. THOMAS BROS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-26
Sc ceIebEaIan festas
en- Carolina
H ab0gado Perez AInITOiy,
So rvlelO De 'tgusguas.

JUNO ga inciativa de varios
comerciantes, SO celebraran festas
en- honor del apostol Santiago, 1 s
dias % y 80 del Gorriente. Habra
fueQos artificiales, carreras de ca
baflos y otras diversiones popula-
res. .E5.@ ......-.-.~.
Para el dia 30 Sc anuncia I'm
bale de confanza EN- los salopes
de la Colonia E$panola. Para ellos
Sc 'ha contra ataao la oFquesta del
seflor Duchesne.
!, -Desde ia semana anterior sc
haya entire nosotroS. el joven abo-
gado don Federico Perez Almiroty,
que ha venido con ell fin de susti-
tuir por I'm mes, al juez munich
pal de- este distFitO, sefior Rdriguez
Eebollero.
-Desde man ana queda alberto
al p1blico un servicio de agua-
guasS que efectparSn visjes desde
este pueblo al de Rio Piedras q ra-
z6n de 25 centaYos pOr pasajerO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-26
NOta de AguadiIIa.
(De 'a1estro ID porter en- viage.)

(De Hesestro reporter en- OSG1e.)
Julio 2O.-Tuvi mos Is OpOrtuniaad
de visitar Ell cuGrtal de la policfa i1su.
lar en- eet8 wills, sitpgdO en- 10 C2Ile de
Santa BSrbara On la casa propiedad de
dofIa Suaana Duprey. ="
Es un edifioio eIegAnta y c6modo.
AL lleGaF alIf encOntramonos con ell
teniente Viliariny quien ensen6n0s
todos les compArtimentos.
En- primer t6Fmino encortr9nonos
Ia sAla de earmss ekRg tntemente. presen-
t&d8 oAtents nao un armero eIegante
con aus cara binas del sistema eSprim-
field0 y decorado con los coIores de In
bSndera nacionRl.
Los dormitorios de l8 fuerzR como
dos y muy Iimuios La oicinG del to.
niente bastante bien presentRda, aun.
que Carece del moViliariO que debieFR
tenar. s.
En- eata vista fuimoS aComp1 fiadoG
Dor nuestr0 queEid amigo de lA In.
fancia. don Joaquin SnIS director de
sc! RegiOnaI1. don BsrpRrdino Diez.
don Antonio DiGz Marquee compstriC.
tSs distiuguido que sunR todos sus es.
fueTzos IA Uni6q de Puerto Rico.
Mis- impresiones respectO & ests vi
liz son de las mas RgEadables que he
p0didO recibir.
La plsza principal estnba coucurrids
pOr bellisimRs y distipguidas damas.
Aunque me hosped6 en- ell hotaI
SAm6rica1 fnf galantemente invitado
por un amigo d hotel ~Acacia0 en-
dOnde % encOntfabS hospedada 10
troupe de ciudadanOs de San Juan re-
DregentSdG por Velez Lopez, Duefo y
LSlomS; sIlf pas6se nm ratio Bgrada BILE
bRiland0 algunos cabAlIeFoa y damas
que aIlf 90 erContrAbAn,
Aquf como en- todas parties de los
DueblOs que he visi'Ndo Se v6 que In
UDi6n de nuestrOs com pHtFioSas GO IN
hecho. CusIQuierA que sea lR opinion
pOlfticR de los cAballercs que represen-
tan los partidos politiros de esta Ciud0d
Sc puede 0blerVar dicho con frarQu- "a
que son pueFtOrriqut nos antes que
pOIfticos. .
Y este 90 uno de los triunfos mas
que podemos Bumar 6 nuestra labor
desintePesGdR.
Aqui como en- los puGblOS que he
americani0mo, san1ss 81 contSsrio /,
bueno que viene. de gquel pueblo
geneEosO es aceptadO Y adaptable; pc
70 & IL vez ge puede YER que los nuer-
torriqut f1oR deSean ejercer y poner ca
eVidencia con 10 menos q. puede ser IN
pueblo eno67ae'atenleSate 9eteTtOgrSQ SQaEed52.
= Estoy muy sGradeGidO & las de fe-
renCiRs y RtenciODes que me han dis.
Densado los repre- sentSntes de Ella
DemocrG cia0 y GLR Correspondencia1
, en- juSticis deb0 deCir que 30 tomSn
ell mayor inter6s por las empreSas que
representa-.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-26
Fxp preston do gratItud.

| CumpIe & mi deber tributar mi pro-
fuudo sgradscimientO 6 los buenog
amigos do mi difuoto espoGo, Francis.
CO P. SiIvs. seCretari0 que foe del
Ryuntamiento de este pueblo. por los
Sc fIRIados aeTvicios que nos prestBFon
duFSnte 10 sgudG y prOlODgada eDfar'
medad, & los que. en- l0s supreEnos
momentog de spgustia y de dolOr, acu'
dierOn & mi .Atribulado hogar para
prestarme aus -auxiIios Y frases de
cOnauelo On tan inmapsa desQrscie.
A todOB les vivir6 etern&mente re-
Conocidas y especialm ente s loS EF q }.
res doctor Psnis goa y al doctor Il.
quierdO. qnienes deEinteresadamert ts
les presta on au aGiAtenciR ne jics; al
bondRdORo padre Torres. qua NOS
acompS n6 en- los luctuogos instantes,
hacienda gratuitamente los fuEeraIes
del enGierFO; Rl apFeciadO amigo don
J3s6 JAner. por los fsvores y distincio-
nes que nos dispense; y 81 caritativo y
exceIente amigo nuestro. el alcalde
don Juan CRloCS. que no ces6 de pres
taFnos genercsamente au8 Ruxilios des
de qua to mo poseCi6n del deAtino de
mi inf0rtunado esposo, sin omitir gag
tos de mir gunG especie. que NOS hubie
"a sido impossible sopOrtar, dRdo el
sueldo que diafrutAba este, portSndoss
como an verdAderO amigo y bsnefac
tor nueStr0.
Ramona Sierra. 0da. de Silica.
Juncos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-26
Una manifestation.

Sr. director de Ella Correspondent
ciS de Puerto Rco.0
Muy sef11P nuestro.
Hssts hoy hemos venido militando
en- politics, sfi)iados al partido repu-
b icaDO puertoFTiqut NJ. Mas, ante eI
hermoso eSpeCtsculo que ofrece hoy
nueatr0 pais prgosndo por la dsfenss
de sas lbertsdes y de suu derechos y
por borrar eutre sus hjjos todo anita
gor isnt nos sepaTRmos del paftidO
en que hemos venido militRndo. pero
dispuestOs & aervir & puestra tierrR,
en- cuaDto podamos. bsjo IL bandera
De una ftaternrdEd sipcers, cierta, G6
Ida. de nuestro pueblo.
POr thora pucstTo p0Ttido serS
nuestrs cor Ccieucis y nuestrO IeaI amor
is TERRA en- que hemos ns cido y que
h5y hs menester del esfueYzo de todoa
sua hijcs para ] graF au ventura, Ga
felicidsd. su Fedenci6n.
Da usted sc Il 81 director. Stfmos.
Jud,s Serro Rafael Ibanea.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-26
Pr0pagaGi On de las sDteTm0dade'
pOT las naSCaS. -

Entire los ipsectos alados propa-
gadores de- las Intermediates micro
binas, Embellishments despu6s de
los zancud os, hay que colocar Ia
mosca ordinaris, mUSc0 d0m6Stica
Gel mas audaz de todos los insectosS
segdn la expression de n iDgenle-
70 de sapidad ingl6s, sir James
Trichton Browne.
Este autor acaba de denunciar
foTmalmente a la moscs, con prue-
bas obtenidas durante la guerra
hospano-americaDa, pOr el papel
notable que representa- en- la propa-
gadi6n de la fiebre tifoidea en- ell
Africa del sur.
Desgraciadamente, la extirpaci6n
de la mosca no parece que deha
ser tan facil como la del zancudo,
a causa de la abundancia a de sus
laFvas. Su prodigiosa fecundidad
es otro obst4culo: 50 ha calculado
que una sola mosca hembra pueae
tener 25 millones de de$cenaientes
en- una s6la estaci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-26
La gran as ambIea de
a aye T.
ratrINt!smN lue eItOrIqueEO.
SaIudsbls Q infIusnG Ia en- sI pueblo.

81 scto de aver On 10 casa del pue.
bio resuIt6, como SO egperabR, soIemne
Y grave Ell alma puertorriquefla,
toda el alma de 'nuesGrO pueblo, pare
els ssntir en- squellos salones ell nobi-
lfsimo Rliento del pHtriotismo y los
impulses del mGa ~ grSdo deber.
Patriotismo hubn alIi, vsrdaderO pa
triotismc. Reson6 Ia voz del deb9r
para con nuestrs desdichRda patria, p
Greg erase que esa vo 2 Hustera v elo-
cuente, domino todoa Pos espfritus v
gui6 aB las coDcienCisa.
ST elt cuente sstu VieHon el sefi0r
Todd Y el sefiOr Rivero Me- dez, elc-
cuentss eatuvleron el nv n ar Perez Avi-
JeS y ell senior Fleytas Colbsrg Refe-
jAban suG palabrgs Ell sentir de nuestro
pueblo,
La sa'udable in DfueDciR del grsndiOso
Rcto d j6rsse que alIf mismo en- los
Smbitls de aqueI salon, admirsbsse: y
en- ell pueblo, situ6nd6ae aquf alI6.
acufiGdO en- las esquinas y On Eas puer-
tas. retratsbsse. con carscteres SEX
presivOg, lR satisfaction que lnfundfa
aquel soto, Ell regocijo. el noble jibitc
de yer que ls pAtria renacis para los
grSndes enpt nos de su reivindicaci6n,
para lR gran justa de sus derechos,
para las pfopiHg en@itened Iuchag
en- que apareci6 unida y fuerte. una
BoIa parR Fesistir sCs infortuDiOs con
nltivez exigiandO en- pie, deCorosR
mente, Iss libartades que sc Ie robsn.
iGrandioso Scto el de syer! ANi se
lego un docamento que pRrecfa hRber
sido penssdo y escrito pOr puertorri'
quefios, Las mismas crisis poFque
pEsS nuestrO puebiO. los misnos Spfei.
mientos, i 6nticos 'probIemSs. Mss.
Rquel ducumepto que se legera. po-
niendO an conmOci6n tOdas las . Inn g.
hAbfS sido pensado y escrito por hom
bres que oRtentsn hoy, con honrs y
con orguSlc, 81 tisulo de CiudadGnOs
'americ snos Por nIcanzaF eata oOndi-
Ci6n. por ser hombFes libres, por re-
chazar 10 Servidumbre polftica los hijoS
de lR LousiSna. que entonces pSgAbRn
por 10 que hoy pa passmoS los pueFtOrri-
queflOs. reuni6ronGe en- parecido acto;
y clio hubo de RranjeafleB, de seguro,
la eOtimACi6n y el Hespeto del nobi 1.
simO pueblo Rmericauo de que hUy
Louisiana AZ pSrte intpgrante.
LN asambiea de aver, pues, no solo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-26

En- ei vapor FilaaeIfa ha tt j ma
do pasaje hoy para dicha ciuda& el
joven cvmercianta de esta plaza,
don Jose Harrero y Gallardo d. la
mer anti xHergero hermano S. en-
CS, quien va les. E>tados Uni dos
en- asuntos dc la indicada casa.
Buen viaje y negocloS pfng lies
deseamoS al estima bles vi jsro.
Ia gran ed.f,io de propie dad
particuisr Bara coDstroldo On H |, to-
Ray cescR de In carretera y hsrmo pea
r5 grandemsnts sque!i"N sitios. El
director a. don AntoIfa Min Msrif lf z.
--Cslc6lanse en- mas de cchocaegA tAs
person&s Las vanidaa s San Juan. con
motive de IR ssRmb'ea de municioios.
LIZ descaYga dal vSpor esps 4 3l q.
esta en- pnerto be si1o hschR sin diff.
cuItades de nipQda g6nero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-26

: D on Jes6s Canals. maritfsimo io.
Ven pueFtorriquefI2. muy Conocido On
esta capital. eatS desemps n lando eI
ConsulRdo de Panama en- Boston y
muy pronto entrarS On ID cArrerR di-
plonstica.
: La edici6n de els Correspondent.
cias de aver ha quedado sgotade. TT
- La hermosura qua todos admiran
en- u muier del sigtO Xxx. no es obra
uadR mas que del uao constRnte que
hscen en- el bsfIo , tocador del afama.
do Alec hoIsdo Gateli. En- las afec-
Clones reunnstiCag, catarro. jaqueCas y
dolores de o. Rbeza ss infalibIe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-26

nitio 100 s'cos us papss destinsdos &
ger destrufios.
Ell Esunto, dearu6s de deCIarAr aygu.
nos teatiQos, no esta : On baStante ClArsr,
pues ae hsn tfrecidO otFUs personals
para que presten deClarECiones.
Los secs de papAg. dicen que apa,
renieron comprsdos por IN industrial
NJ empleadc del mueiIe declnra que
teriR autcfizaci6n para entFPg4r los
sgcOs de ps pAs q unoa cRrFeteros.
Otrc de los testigos dice que ell EN-.
pleado del mueile 10 di6 loa sRcos si0
remuneration que 6l Ids cfreci6 v
vendi6 otra persons.
De- este iuicio. cuando pueds tra.
tarSe nCs ocupRremos con mas exton-
sion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-26
1E Secretario,
JOSE G. NEGRON.I

Mr.. Katz, Contrstintn de obras.
nos mRni6sata que Hus operRfi0S han
continusdo con. .tOds voIuntsd ; .aQrp-
do lOg traboioG que se efect1sn 81 q
antique IAboFatorie 0qufmico, pues uno
de eIlOs que pRetendi6 inducirloa & Ie-
vnntarse en- hueIgs, no pud0 oonse-
Ruirl0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-26
Or. lie onard Ian des


Londrs
etc..
enermnde
porcu I0onduco
H. 2 NFWYoRK.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-26
BusnOS amigos.

Han sslido para Csyey ell ge1ior Ar.
turn Di'z. sus hiss Marfa Isabel y
Monserrate y su sobrino el distiuguiuo
joven don Arturo Arch6. hjjo de nues-
trn respectable amigo don Pedro. De-
seamosles fsliz visjs.
-Joya De inapreciable valor a
los diSp6pticos, es la maravillosa
xEStomacaliRa Ulrici.D
-Anoche qued6 constituido def
nitivamente Ell Comit6 Executive de
la Association de MuniciPios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-26
z OANOKE COLLEGE

SaAems Virginia
Courses for Degrees also Commercial Course Able
faculty Library, q 900 volumes; working laboratory
good moral LTfluences six churches: b9F-PO0Eaa
He4ItFful mountain location. Very Ta0derste ex-
53rdYe2r begins Sepfember 18th. Catalogue
Free Address y A. M0REHEADs President. .
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-26

UN COCHE DE DOS ASIENTOS,
Sc vende con Srnesea en- 40 pesos.
Ioformara ell GdmiOiStrad d"r de este
peri6dioO. 5 VS..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-26
AD H E SI.O 4.

Hoy recibimos Ia siguiente carta:
<Sr. Director de ala Correspon-
dencias: SupIicamos usted enca-
recidamente la inserci6n de estas
ineas en- su ilustrado diario Que
tan dignamente airije.
San Juan 25 de- Julio de l9 5.
Ell Secretario.
JOSE G. NEGRON.S
GHOnorable senpr presidente de la
asamblea ma gna de municipios.
Los que suscri ben, miembros de
la GFederacion RegionaTD, SO sirven
haCer preSente en- nombre del Co
mite, a esa magma asamblea, que
Sc adhieren al m0vimiento de OPT
ni6npuertorriquena a que tai mag
ma asamblea responde Es ese acto,
q nuestrO yer, puramente cfvico y
de indole agepa q Ia politica mill
tante y puestO que de los intereses
generates de la PatFia, sin distin-
clones 8 matices de banderias Sc
trata; eumplimos un aeber presen-
tandoos este menSaje De simpatfa y
de adhesion.
San Juan. 25 i g Julio de- 1905.
El Presidente,
ENRIQUE PACdECO.
EI Secretario,
JOSE G. NEGRON.D
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-26

En es1a imDHents sc ven6e pwpeI de
peFl6disa Viajp { 82.oo aEiRHal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-26

RED d" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
Vapores ooeos AmercanOs entire NeWYOr, Puerto Rico
Curacao Venezuela.
Satesdo Brooklyn ~ 5uno al Wall Street Ferry
Vapor CARACAS 600 Tons. .. vapores dobe heiOs
PHILADELPHIA MARACAIBO Tons.
MERIDA ZULIA 1900
T.. SALIDAS DE SAN JUAN PUERT0-RIC0
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- #THa
asamblea de 188'
las Alturas y Z
buen& vO'ur tad I
SLR CoFresUC
cAlurI 30 pare bic
cOnstituysran Il
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-18
NOTICE.

Notice concerning hearing upon two petitions of the Connecticut Railway and Lighting company for approval of its plan and location of said oompany's proposed additional tracks and turn outs.
 The Board of Commissioners of Pub lie Works of the City of Waterbury,, to which was referred by the Board of Aldermen of said city, May Is, 1905, two petitions of the Connecticut Rail- way and Lighting company, each bear ing date May 6, 1905, and praying for the approval of it's plans for additional tracks and turnOuts, viz:
 NORTH WILLOW STREET.
 An additional track on North Willow Street. from West Main Street to . point north of Johnson Street.
 FABER AVENUE.
 An additional track on Faber Ave. nue, for distance of forty (40) feet
 Hereby gives notice, that 1t will be in session at the City Hall Annex. so- called, on the corner of Leavonworth and West Main Streets, in the City of Waterbury. at 4o'clOck, p. m., May g, 1905, for the purpose of hearing all persons interested in and affected by said petition.
 Dated at Waterbury this 17th day of May, 10O5
 BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS or PUBLIC WORKS,
 By Geo. H. Nettleton, b-l7-S City Clerk
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-18
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

Waterville, Conn, May 17th, 1905:
 Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned until six D. m. on We'd nesday. May 31st, 1905, for the heating. ventilating, mason work, carpenter work and pimntdng for the proposed alterations and additions to the Sprague school to be erected for tho Waterville school district at WaterviIIe, Conn. Separate bads for each class of work. Each bid to be accompanied by certified check to the amount of 5 per cent of the accompanying bid, said check to be made payable to William H. Flint, treasurer. Waterville school district. Plans. specifications and all other information pertaining to the work may be obtained from Freney z Jackson, architects, 51 Leavenworth street. Waterbury, Conn. All con- tracts to be completed on or before Au- gust 1st. 1006. A penalty of $16.00 . day will be Imposed for each and every day the y1fk remains uncompletsd ak-l ter said lGee. Successful hfdder. will be required. to furnish bond of thirty. per cent go per cent of the amount of their respective contracts. The com.. mittee reserves the right to reject any and all bids Bids to be marked 'sD0s timate for Sprague School" and ad- dfe4sed to
 FERDINAND J. WOLF, chairman, i 517-a WaterviIls. Coans
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-18
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

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