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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-12-23
Basket

There will be a basket supper at
Union school house Friday night,
Dec. 29Ih, for the benefit of the
church. The pubic cordially in.
vlted. Committee Of arrange
ment: Misses Blanch Small,
Minnie Funderburk, Ajdie Hin.
son and Alice Shute.
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Abraham Humnel, a proml-
nent New York lawyer, has been
convicted of conspiracy in con-
nection with a divorce suit and
sentenced to imprisonment for
one year and to pay a fine of
$500.
Mrs. Frank James, young wife
OF a prosperous Greenville county
farmer, was assaulted by a black
brute one day this week. The
negro is now In jail.
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Stricken TYith PnruIusis.

The many friends throuhout
the county of Mr.. James H. Gard
ner, the we'll known Confederate
veteran of Fiat Creek, will be
panied TO learn that he was strick.
EN- with paralysis last Monday.
One side is affected and his con .
dition is serious.
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Mr.. Z. B. Hilton, of WestviIle,
who is attending a dental college
in Atlanta, spent a day or two
here this week with his sister,
Mrs. j. E. Rutledge. He has
gone home for the holidays.
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LOCAL DOTS

Cotton brought 11bO cents
on this market yesterday !; CO t.
ton seed, % cents.
Mr.. w. ]. Cunningham has
rented the Imperial hotel to
Mr.. 5. w. Mitchell, of York, who
will take charge the first of
January.
Jane Fraser wife of Rev. III.
Fraser, col, of the eastern DOR
ton OF the county, died last
Tuesday night.
The dogs returned tor taxa
lion In this county this year
number 1888, an increase over
last year of 329.
The central phone office will
be closed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
day, so you had better make
your market and other orders
today.
Miss Carrie Lowry, daugh-
ter of Mr.. Jack Lowry, won
the Williams-Hughes Co.'S
prize set of handsome furniture.
as will be seen by announce
ment else where.
The News devoutly wishes
for each and every one of its
patrons a happy, joyous Christ.
mas. May you realize in full
measure the pleasures you now
so fondly anticipate.
Mr.. Whiteford S. Blakeney.
formerly senator from Chester.
field, will be married on the 2Sth
instant to Miss Virginia M. Cole.
of Rockingham, N. @.
Both banks will be closed
Monday and Tuesday. AS an.
nounced in Wednesdays News
the stores OF Lancaster will also
be closed on those days.
Three new rural routes will
become effective from Heath
Springs January End. Mr.. Ar
ista Cauthen has been appointed
carrier of No. 2; Mr.. A. P
Horton of No 8 and Mr.. B. G.
Horton of No. 4.
Miss Hurt, the Lancaster
Mercantile company's popular
m%illiner, will spend the holidays
in Gastonia.
Mr.. Joe Bingham and Miss
Bessie COan, both of the Wax
haw Baptist church community,
accompanied by a few intimate
friends drove over, to Squire T
W. Secrest's residence in Ian.
caster county last Wednesday
afternoon and were married.
Waxhaw Enterprise.
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To Celebrate Emancipation
Day.

The colored people of Lancas
ter county will celebrate Eman.
clpatlon Day at Lancaster, s. O.,
on January l, 1906. Hon. r. II
Richardson, of Sumter, S. G., will
deliver the address. Let all the
colored people turn out on that
day. A grand programme will
be carried out.
N. N. Gregg, Sec.
Emancipation Committee.
F. r. Massey, Pres.
M. ID. Lee,
Master of Ceremonies.
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Notice..

will let the contract to build the
butments to the bridge near Jas. r.
Blackmon's, to the lowest responsible
bidder, on Friday, the 9TH day of Jan
uary, 1906, at IL O'clock a. m. Reser-
wing the right to reject any or all
bids. M. G.. Gardner,
Co. Supervisor.
Dec. IL, 1906,
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Mr.. Walter Dunlap, of Rock
Hill, was in town yesterday.
Miss Hattie Taylor has gone
to Florida to spend Christmas.
Miss Minnie Pardue has gone
to Florida to visit relatives.
Mr.. Lytle Hough, of Birming-
ham, Ala, is visiting relatives
here.
Rev. r. M. Marshall, of Rock
Hill, paid a brief visit to Ian
caster Thursday.
Rev. S. N. Watson, of Heath
Springs, spent Thursday in Ian
caster.
Mrs. M. w. White is visiting
her mother az Riverside.-York.
vile Enquirer.
Miss Deragon, the Heath-Jones
Co.'S popular milliner, left for
New York last night.
Mr.. Walter Cureton, now of
Fort Worth, Texas, is on a visit
to Lancaster, his old home.
Rev. R. E. Turnipseed and
Rev z. B. Ingraham returned
this week from Conference.
Principal John A. Jenkins, of
the graded school, will spend
Christmas at his home in York.
Misses Lillian Gregory, Gath
crime Foster and Hessie Thorn
son, of Converse College, are
at home for the holidays.
Miss Juanita Wylie, of Agnes
Scott Institute, Ca, came home
Thursday light, to spend the
holidays. Her father, Mayor
Wylie, met her in Chester.
Messrs Wayne Green and
James McCardell, of the Presby-
terrain College, Clinton, are at
home for the holidays.
Mr.. Robt. S. Floyd, one of
Kershaw's leading citizens, was
in town yesterday. He paid
this office a pleasant call while
here.S
Mr.. Ernest Moore, Messrs
Greene & Hines and Senator
Hough went to Yorkville Thurs
day, on legal business.
MISS Grace Whlsonant, the
efficient principal of the cotton
mill school, has gone to Cherokee
to spend the holidays with rela.
tlves.
Miss Maude Gregory, who is
teaching school in Clarendon
county, is at home for the holt
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis III. Elliott
and their third son, Mr.. r NJ.
Elliott, of Black Hawks, Miss ,
arrived here Wednesday, to
spend the holidays with relatives
In town and in the county.
Mr.. w. j. Long left Thursday
on a visit to his daughters, Mrs.
Ramsey and Mrs. Lyon, of York
and Chester counties, reSpective.
iy.
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Personal Property for Sale

The undersigned will sell at public auc-
ton mt the ate residence of j. Wren Till.
man. deceased. on Thursday, the 2Sth
instant the personal property belonging
10 MS estate, consisting of mules. horse,
cows corn. fodder. farming implements,
etc. b. Cunningham,
j. Nj. Toder.
Administrators
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-20
de S0eIEDAD.

Alets9 GN8qt0sst0. Como q voI0n-
arlna FlsJ JaEa que lue00 6la Ia auaencia 4
su nIdo Yuesve, ha reQfaeado at a1vo
Sc y Ueuaqo, nueatra bella buena anai-
~ Que ae 81 eetuVO ausente MIS- de an
yend0 q San Luis VoIYiendo &
{ osfso hIcus cuand0 patFones CYneges
Dig Eanle, ella y dem6s comp. IA
81 2 delar el trAbajo. 81 Cluro para de-
lcacea man0a aeometidO con aE valoY
ee meier 6nimo y deae0.
Az ls amigos buenos. Que
prOnto uslYs.
De tempOYdda SeencuentFa AZ EEa.
to-Bey. Rio PiedTas, donde passr6n
una C1rta temporads, h disiipguids "a
milia LarFinp 90. Que. lueg0 embarcars
pBra los Estsdos Unidos.
la hermosa triguefla IsAbaI Blandi-
no, se encuentra entEe ell0a y volvsr6
pr0nto & SAn Juan.
AgTGd05le fiesta. On espI6ndido
ramillete de diatinQuidas sc d lritas de
HatO Rey. Be Penni6 anoche ca n casa
de u estimable familia Schira, donde &
les acCrdeg de nuestFAs pc6ticas dull
clslmas edan2aes &c pag6 sgFadabiIfsi.
mo ratio.
LIS bellaa damss. sefloritss Elisa Fa-
no, MStiide Armstrong julie Maturs-
no, Isabel B'andino. Concha Larrina-
q', Ubaldina SoliYeHas, Mercedes
Amy. Argela EmanueIIy, Camelia.
HelVethia , PatFia Schirs y Anita Mo-
rers y Dc fioFaa de Fano, Vale, Vega ,
SchiFa. hicieFnn bonito CuadFo de gra-
cia y distinction.
El amigo Mario Brau. que 10 mismo
pints nm cuadTo, hace una caricatura,
que toca una edarzi2 y todo bien he
Cho. eiecut6 ID piano bonitas piezag,
que bailamos los ConcurFentes en- medic
de la mayor alegFfs y gratRs impresio-
mes.
Los j6Venes Larrinsga. MoreYa. del
VAIle, Goico de San Juan, Amy,
ChiQues. QQifIones. Fortufio. Yego, de
Rio Piedras. eI ecroniata2 otros mas,
fueron allf & disfrutar del baiIe = del
3gradable ratio.
ObsequiOsOg y cultos como siempre,
los esp0sos SchiFs. recibierOn con todR
10 COrteffa y anna bilidad que acoatun-
bran, s aus visitantes que Rllf tuYieron
una Velada allegro Dor dem8s.
TenenlOs entendid0 Be repetiFSn tales
fisstecitas de las que eiempre Sc guar
dan recuFEos tan hermosos, Como las
divinas CaFRH que eli ae Contemplan.
Que yer gan otrGs.
SEMPER
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H Hawaii So queda
sin PusrtofHquefl0s,
PaE0ee hab8r ll0a fasIts e0IOnla
pl8FtOITiqusill en- California,
Un itaIianO mat6 q OifO en- San
Francisco.
de maestro CogvespossaZ a b.
MsnviegEe

O.aa. HI wsii. sbril 28 La pasada
SEGA dej6se sentir quf Dc manerh in
tenkfsima. Ah9ra llueve baAtante. La
molienda continue. In compl MS Nc
Canless Bros esta hacienda IN pc 20
para extFaeE gguR. en- provision de
otYR terrible seca. Tlene hasts aEora
una pFofundidad de Is pies 81 tubo
es de 19 pulgadas y pi6naAse llegar
hasta 400 pies antea de encontrar ) qua.
Dicno trabsj0 COHtsra 40 picO largo.
Pero la CD nj 10 pegATa.
Est8n embArcandOsa nnuchos puer-
torFiquefios para San Francisco de Ca
Gf0rnia. Ya quedan muy pccOs en-
eltas islas. PrOn6o creoI que 81 que
dae6n 6stas sin aqu6llOsl PArece hs-
Der una faeTte colOniR puertOrriqut d
en- California. Tambien embhTcan
muchos japoneses para trp b jar en- lAA
6nCAa de fcut0B. Seg1a ln prensa de
San Francisco Sc quejan eli / de Il llega'
do de estos 6timos.
La menci0nada prenaa dc taIlbi61
noticiR de an sensacionAl cIfmen.
Ri cuerpO de an hombFe a parecer
de nacionalidad italiana de nonbre
BiSg0io Vilardo, fu6 enC6ntFadO con
b Gabeza. loo brAz9s y Las piernas
amaFrados y dentro de nm aaco que
h9taba en- il bahlR. Elfeat0 del cuer-
po fn6 hRlIado en- otra pafte, Ga la
cRlle de Vallejo. Ia esppsR del ase-
sino oopfes6 de plano dicho CTfnen.
DijO que 90 maridO, de noEnbre Fortu-
rice. fu6 quien mat6 6 Vllardo.
Aquf en- Hawaii fu6 an pueFtorri-
qus } 81 que mat6 & an compAtTiotA
suyo. Y ALA ca San Francisco es &
10 que parecs an italiRno Ell que ha
dad0 mneTte & otro italiano. Son ar
mOIfas con H.
EstAn aQuf Ahora muy en- bEga Jos
autom6VileB. Los kGnQk0s Sc mara
william al veFIes. En- mebes paaados
habfa dos en- Hilo y tene1nos 8 entire
QIas = aqusi pueblo. El iDgenierO
Mr. I'll. Wlcki. de Olaa. Fecibl6 en- Ia
semana pasnda unO muy hermoso,
mngnffco. Cuesta $1,000 pesa 15. 900
!ibras. PensamOs hscsr en 81 an via
je % voIcsn KilAwaR.
Siguen Baliendo de aQuf d ch0Yr0s
loo jspOneses. El v8pOr SOsimpia9
sali6 el dis 90 conduciendo 593 para
Seattle Wash.
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Ofielna del Director do Sanldad,
BoRofieenGia J C0rT0eGIOn8s,
San Juan, P. r.

San Juan. p. r.
Mayo 13 de 1905.
Pr0p0sSo6O9aes para Ell ssS0eissistr0 de
cGr0e. Jecbe y lena d los est06lec6-
mSent0s Qate eSt6t1a bGjO Ia dSTeo-
cS6n de estG O5G0saaG.
Sc reCibir6n en- b Oficina del DireC-
tor de Sanidad. Bensticencia- y CoFreC-
Ci6n hasta las diez de la maflan8 del
dia "a de Mayo del afl0 en- curse y se
abrir6n en- Ell mismo die y hoTa. pro-
posiciones bSio pliegO CerFadO para el
suministFo y conduCci6n s LOG FespeC-
tiv9s establecimiantog de Ia Carne.
Leche y Lefla que han de c0naumirse
en- ellos durante el aiio ec0n6mio0 que
empezRrs e1 dia primer0 de Julio de
1906 y terminaFS el 80 de JuniO de
1905.
La contidad de caPne que deba pro-
Veerge durante el Rfio es la de 2I0. 948
IibFaa aproximadamenta.
La cantidad de Ieche que habr6 de
suminiatraFae duTante el . flo es 10 de
rs 595 OuaHtillOs apfoxLmadamente.
Y q lena hR de aeF de MaDgle & otFo
palO que produces buena combustion
y debe seEVirse 10 cautidad de 989
Cuerdas inRleaag aproximadamente.
Podr6n verse en- lee O6cinas del Di-
rector de Sanidad, Bsne ficencia y CO.
rreCci6n, calIe de Allen n6meTo 5, las
oOpias de los contEAtos y fiAnzss que
deben Hegir.
Ila Direction De reaeFva 81 deFech0
de reChszRF CuaIquieEa 8 todaB las pro-
pCsiciones v de escoQer sQuellas que
uni6ndo CaIidad & pPecio ofre2Oan IR
mayor Ventsia para el gaEYioi0 de loa
eBta blecimientog
Director de S0nSst5d, Bene1GcencSG
q COgTeOj0NeS,
1Ov.G
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A V | S 0

EN- 16 DE FEBRERO 1904 ESCRI-
BIO A ESTA EMPRESA DON FRU.
TOS PEREZ HEREDIA. DE JA-
YUYA, PIDIENDO Sc LES SUBS
CRIBI ESE a ESTE DIARIO A Ell
YA DON PEDRO SANCHO.
Sc HAN SERVIDO ESAS SUS-
CRIPCIONES. Y. AL PRIMERO
HEMOS ESCRITO Y LAS CARTAS
Sc NOS DEVUELVEN NO SABE-
MOS POR QUEEN. EN- CUANTO
AL SEGUNDO, GUARDA SILEN.
CIO.
Por 10 tanto. rogamOs & nueStFos
amigos de ESQ paEte de 10 isIa nos den
informes del paradero de- dichos Caba-
Ileros.
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Una voTdadera cor
to do los mlIsgTOs.

ESQ parcels anoche 81 paseo de Co
vadongO. blanco, espei is1ndo sobre 81
rsmsje de Is arboleda rsyos de hermo-
AfsimR luna.
X. como si fiuyese del arroyo, u
carne de miseria que oIfates su men.
drugo en- la ciudad. pordioseros enve-
iecidos y rugosos paGabAn proyectan.
do 50 desmedrada sombra sobre ID luz
del camino.
De pPOnto oy 6FOnge grito0 agudos
como chirTeaF de Iechuzo. Era uaa Ia.
( biz quien apalli5sa F0efoyito. Yer
dadeFamente estRba como IN Quinqu6
PAreCe que la hAbfRn agOlpeadO.
El poliCfa americana de aeTvicio en-
dichO paseO, aCudi6 enseauida.
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Nr. Walter {. WsyI.

Este sefor, es el comisionado que
representa- al Departamento de Co
mePciO y trabajO de los Estados
Unidos en- Puerto Rico, dOnde ha
venidO, segdn dijo GLa CorrespOn-
denCia1 q celebEaF 4interviwsS CON
tOdas las parsonalidades importan-
tes de este pals, fin de dar En-.
tnforme del estado econ6mico y p01
tftico de la isla.
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FUERTENENTE ATRINGHERADOS

de elias los iaponeses experiment
taran cUsntiosas p6Fdidas.
Los iaponese5 avanzan hacia eSas
posiciones Eusas. Ell choque asegd-
rase que habFa de ser de los mas
sangFientos de la terrible lucha.
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N0tlGIas de B'yalRdrl !,
(De maestro c0grespons0l. }

Mayo 19.-Seg6u informes. hR sido
muy difcuItosa unE Information prGc
ticads Dor eI iuez municipal, en- el su'
ceso que afirma oCurrido & una mUjer
denOminada La India.
Sc afirma que. no obstante, el iuez
h0 podidO &veriGuar quien go 81 aut0r
de los hechos Y que ma mana aef6 Cele-
brado el juiCio. InformAIe
La COrte Municipal sale d Iunes pa
ra ComeHfo. en- dOnde permBneCeR6
hasta 81 mi6TcoIeS, por habeF RlI{ mu-
chOs juiCios.
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New York, Mayo 90, 2.3O P. NJ.
Los rusos estan fuertemente atrin-
cherados en- Supinchien Las de-
fensas militares que han levantado
en- este punto. Sc consideran como
una solida obrp.
Estfmase que para desalojarloS
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cSAa.aNeA-~ ar~-~~N-S-N~r~r
Sra Estelle Campbell Gale High, No. 14O, Nash
vile, Tenn, escribe 10 siguiente:
ssLa Pernna me aIfVi6 deSpues que casi ningnna
maedicfna pud0 hacerlO Rsfaba muy abafida,
debfdO al excesO de trabajO, pueS pOr feS amos no
pmde Obtener Yacaci6n aLguna, mis- nerViOs
RafuraFmenfe Sc debiifarOn " necesitaba impress
cindibEementes descansO y un f6nicO.
"Bdi retire por doce meses, pero adn asf pude
recuperar mis- fuerzas, por mas que tomaba una
edicina que me recet6 mi medco antes de retirarme
"Por consejo de mis- padres quien visitaba
empece tomar Ia Peruna, no puede imaginarse
10 felix que me sentf al notar que despues de
semana, estaba mucho meJor. Un mes despues me
senh bien, lista para empezar de nuevo mi
trabajo .'-EsteIle Campbell.
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Moreado Dc frutas On New York

81 mercado de frutas de Puerto Ri
co en- loS Estados Unidos adQuiere ca
ID vez mej9res preciou y nos compla-
Cemos en der los 6stimRG COtizaCiOneg.
IlamRndo ID Atenci6n de los expOrtacio-
mes, que la fruits en- saz6n bien
eInpaquetada obtienO mayor tipo.
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UNA Gran BAT ITALIA.
INTENSA ESPECTACION

New York, Mayo 90, 2.30 P. M.
En- San PetersbUFgo y Toxic
dicen de Paris .-es intensa la es-
peetaci6n que reina.
Esta batalla es de caracter deci-
sivO. y sus efectos idzgase en- los
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Sc hAb!a desde ayeE,de una deten-
ci6n en- Is vecina isIa de Saint Thomas
en unR persona muy oonocida. Sc dice
que ESQ persona ha desempe flsdo CAR
gos en Il administration de u isls &
inf6rmase que antier dichR persona Be
enOontraba en- San Juan.
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MIsa canada 4 Santa Rita

El Iunes die % & las 8 ID IL msfrAna
aa ceIebraT6 en- Ia Iglesia de San Fran
cisco de Asfs. una misa CantAda & San.
ta Rita de Cnsia. On ID que predicaFk
-eI Revd0. Paul Ped q Cuesta.
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y
ikarde
yagd 6ue
TOoaUz e"ViC
dd a 10 adanG
dons
4c
Il dsc0MV
eb Intern
:Iecuayf aud ANIA
hi hsnoas
etvesds
ell
b (
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ciFculos militares que seran mas
desastrosos que los de la batalla
de Mpkden.
La batalla Sc libra a no gran
distancia de Harbin.
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H la!e!o Dc SangadrO.
81 informe del defensor Lcdo. Al
vareZ NaVa.

En- nuestrs edicCi6n de mt6Gna da-
mos & ConoCer & nuestroa lectores el
diScurso de defensa que pronunciars
el Lcdo. don Antonio Alvarez NAvR
en- 81 aCto del iuicio.
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, I'm ssta iraprenta g Y6naa plpol Do
psEiGais0 vis { 9a-ao sulntn
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DOS BELLRS DAMAS LIBRRDRS POR
IA PE-RU-NA DEL CATARR0 De PRIMAVERA.
Nada Desta Las Euezas Como EL caarrO De PrInavera
Pe-ru-na Es El Mejor Tonieo
Para Las Darnas.

Sta. B. Ines siIvera, secrearia de las Hijas de Ia
Independents de America Gale 1856, No. IsO, New
York, n. ", escribe:
'.Nueve AMOS de labor, sin vacaci6n, debili-
taron el sistema nerviose. Perdf el apetito me
sentia eansada easi sempre
ssLa Pernna me restaur5 Ia saIud en- cinc0
semaRas. Is eI nIeiOr f6nic0 qne cOn0zcO para
una muier cansada, y placer 10 FecOmfeRdO.
--sB. Ines SiEVera.
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DI0xYsEH

Antiseptico y desinfectante.
Para limpiar la boca y dientes no
tiene iguaI.
Quits tOdO OIor ofeDsiVo.
FARMACIA AMERICANA
San Francisco SO. San Juan PR.
En- ests imprehta se veude pRpeI de
peri6d:co vieio $500 q1iutRl.
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Nn esta iEnpEe Ea YGndG papol 6a
poEi lee yieia 6 zee guint
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Tdnic0 Para La Primavera.

PaaL aPHmaa1a Prob ~va@k ktoam nt6 La aPamab eNN0S
Unarz aculla aPae
alapdmyM A 6r mP f f ht p
~ rd % con san bsbo
R Il ag qh IL aPrn
nj
POI q h p9
~ t
T
a hner ra m mh
rRa s a. No. la P t id
I P
ay
Ouadde eNewYmk Ig ~
Fnmaura apded DB a
y % tim d
sapM acadd br u de uaenmpardd
@ 10 d nqfmas Hp5h ddaab
3
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LIMoNEs.

De S5 & So por bRrriI. Esta fruta
tiene DE- 25 s so centavoG.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-05
Almost a Trnge,Iy.

Last night an amusing Incident
that might not have proven so anus
ing, occurred at the Enterprise gro
Gerry.
During the registration period it
has been deemed advisable to let
one of the employees or proprietors OF
the store sleep in the store every
night Last night IL was Manager
VIM Volmer's turn. Retiring at a
late hour he raised one of the win
dows in the rear of the building and
left il open so as TO make the air
more refreshing.
Late i'm the night Marshal O'NeiL
making his beat. passed by the rear
of the grocery and noticed that the
window was up. Thinking that the
store had been entered by thieves.
and believing them to be on the in
side at that time, he quickly sum
moned two special officers from the
fire house and prepared to enter the
building.
In the meantime. Mr.. Volmer woke
up. and hearing persons at the back
of the building came TO the conclus
ion that burglars were in the act OF
entering the store. He got his gun
in readiness and prepared to either
capture or fire upon the housebreak-
ers Marshal O'Neil entered the
building cautiously. followed by his
assistants. prepared to take the sup
posed thieves at any cost. Nolmer
saw the men approaching and yelled
TO them to throw up their hands or
he would fire. O'Neil sang out the
same message at the same time, and
each party was about to fire, when,
coming under the glare of the cleo
tric light, the men recognized each
other and good laugh followed.
Just who the laugh was on. Vol
mer or O'Neil, it has not been decid-
ed.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-07-07


delphia in the harbor. 1t was for his
valiant service in the discharge of his
duty in the Mediterranean that Mac
Donough was intrusted with the de-
lenses Of Lake Champlain in the war
Of 1912.
The British force on the lake out
numbered the American both in guns
and vessels. On the 18th Of August
1914, in the battle off Plattsburg, Mac
Donough distinguished himself not
only for his success Of command, but
also for personal bravery in the face
Of overwhelming odds.
In the battle of Cumberland Head
his vessel, the Saratoga, met and de-
feated an English vessel Of double her
tonnage and number of guns. Most
men would have believed that without
a single gun on one side engaged, a
fourth of his men cut down, and the
ship already q wreck, enough injury
had been done to make submission in
evitAble. But Marlborough found q
means to secure a victory in the des-
perate condition Of his own ship.
The result of MacDonough's valor
was the clearing Of this lake region Of
the British forces, which did much to
end the war. With Perry and Decatur
and Porter, Marlborough is deserving
OF all the honor that grateful country
can render to her loyal sons.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-07-07
Railroad Rate Legislation.

Testiyfing before the Senate Commit
tee at Washington, Interstate Com.
merce Commissioner Prouty said in
discussing the proposition to give to
that Commission the power to regulate
railway rates:
II think the railways should make
their own rates. I think they should
be allowed to develope their own bust
ness. l have never advocated any law,
and am not now in favor Of any law,
which would put the rate making
power into the hands Of any commits
sion or any court. While it may be
necessary to do that some time, while
that is done in some states at the pres
emit time. while it Is done in some
countries, am opposed to it. ****
The railway rate is property. 1t is all
the property that the railway has got.
The rest Of its property is not good for
anything unless it can charge a rate.
Now it has always seemed to me that
when a rate was fixed, if that rate was
an unreasonable rate, it deprives the
railroad company Of its property pre-
tanto. It is not necessary that you
should confiscate the property Of rail
road; it is not necessary that you
should say that it shall not earn three
or four Der cent. When you put in 8
rate that is inherently unreasonable
you have deprived that compan of it
rights, of its property, and the circuit
court of the United States has jurisdic
ton under the fourteenth amendment
to restrain that. **x*I have looked a
these cases great many times, and
can only come to the conclusion tina
a railroad company is entitled Il
charge fair and reasonable rate, ant
if. any order of the commission, if an.
statute of state legislation take
away that rate, the fourteenth amend
ment protects the railway company"