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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12

Free demonatration Tuesday and Wednesday, Heinz 55 varieties of good things to eat. All are invited.
 BROCK GROCERY COMPANY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12

Club Pleads Guilty. Columbus, Ga, Dec. 11.-(Special. J. The Muscogee Club, through it's pres
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12
nnvwr rOWCrT.

DON'T FORGET. The Ladies Aid Society will have . Christmas Market and Iunch at fhe Pariors of tbe Central Preshyterfan Church. Deceuher and sth.
 DON'T FORGET.
 Eu. Tu. Thu.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-07
G ESTAClON

nuer gnorsncs convenenca socalS rIsgSndoIos ecas
paendoos otrAs brutal usoncs para brotIr despue
del cAno mat3rno, robust) ler aq1e venurolo
generator del muDdo quo sumento desSro6
e de Ia madre de vlgoZ h' stencils to-
da vida de lndo raquico miserable Ii gastsc6n de
nuetra idea estf operSndoe mgo mo pronto vendra
luz 10 readad con que sohsmos Hay que hIcr como las bue
madres preparsn oanasas oI nihO
5 es necesso preparare blanca
10 nieye blanda e sgo16n Ia del Progreso
Pablo sb26 don Ser8fo: no hAbia h) otrA cosa que
repetf las mismas ideas que palptIbln alma.
Dterminsron pues dar mayor empuie prop6stos de
formAr dc Ia SElmeradA0 una nueVA cOlonjA.
Ensgda hubo que hblr sobre poryenir de las dos 6ve
ons, aunque depssmente p6lids vi.ib!omente numi
di' erc3ntrsrse ftente Pablo pudo evr que oos
txpresan principle de Ia dchs infaA que u empegbA
pecho.
Al Atarse de ella ruborig6 .u peslr reteriendo en-.
}e las uyAsAs maDos de orten ncln6 tmidz Ia frene
lo -dii0 Pablo, miranda Ia joven ex preston
de pumo dch, esa aegurada que nugu.
hS de que feices pero ante fe
cd&d ean los debere c0EAdos moribundo de-
beres los que hay que cumpr primer t6mno TabA
emos hasa las orden despu6
ira dicha al biencstsr de los otros..,
Ia sollczO iLterrump6 las paIabrIs de Pablo.
Era Hortensia.
-tPOr que lOrs,, hermAna mis- ldo 81 acaricisndo-
Ii con ernurs.
laevAnt6 belos oio, nablldos por las gtmas con-
test6 entire suspTos:
-tMe 10 preguntas, hermsno mo. HAblas de feiei.
dad u d6nde elcueltra pudiera consgu ag0n
di1..,l
Eres inusts, HortensA-replc6le Pablo, con ag6n
tAno aeye tPuede ia que dchoo mentrs exs
tan ut pesRes Puede corsz5n tshme de egoss
-Egolsta, NO hermAua mia ellis, aTTolsndose
en- aus briGofNo has abdo mesr mis- con los u~
yOs iy sdn puedes Greer que te Iche dc egoisA't
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-07
Los Maestros

Los profesores en- los Estados
Unidos como los delnas empleados de
la administration, no viven de un
sueldo, sino que tienen otros negocios
4 que dediearse despu6s de cumplir
sus deberes ofciales; porque alli SO
considera ell ser mas desgraciado del
mundo & aquel que tiene una sola CO.
sa para vivir, porque el dia que Ia
piarda, morira de hambre irremisi.
blemente
Los msestros de las Antillas que
los dias festivos las tardes y noches
quieran emplear sus energias en- an
trabajo de provecho, pueden hacerss
sgentes do O.ksmp, Noting Il Co,
Cincinnati, Ohio, Dlrijirse enseguida
q r, NarvaeX Rivera -Areciho p. r,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-07
Venta de muebles
Por ausentarse 81 duelo, Sc desea
vander TODD el mobiliario de una ca.
sa 1ntJrme, Sol 03 altos.
CLUB

Es verdaderamente sgradable la
estuncia en- el cosmopolitan Club, y
elegante Casino recien instalado en- la
calle del Cristo 49, altos.
Dos billares magpidcos, buenos
peri6dicos, piano excelente y llbros
selectos, sirven para deleitar & los que
copcurren a este Centric.
Sc encueutran ali eXquisitas Co.
midas y bebidas q cualquier hora del
dia y de la noche, con IN seryicio muy
esmerado,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-07
|NFORMAC|ON D|AR|A


e'V''' "a q NlV'i'0IP'o "I" 9"o"SVa pa :
,ona,1o noha1Ian ,,no,,i.|la1 1oT ' ,,s' wv
.ain ,r,nioinoI
-rontin,i, :, Ia cort, n,,a,nal =,
in,nortonta nloftn do dona ,TarTa pto.
A. pnhio H.. .oaoo,. 49, .as.;ao, ,'o'
p 3aInor 3on y ra,.,at ~ a.. ''l,,"s I, "
tino Fuertes. don Victor Bursot do.
ma petronjla Rio, de Hoaa Darlara.
ron los senores Palmer. Ramirez 81
senior Gonzdlez. empleado de la casa
Ochoa.
Terminada la prueba propue,ta nor
los abo2o los Dexter y Was othoteco,
nm n n N ia. I.t. mai
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-07

eI Attorney, manifesto & esta autori
ooo que el doctor MARITIME alrma ha
Der estado ocupado prestando sus au
Alllos profe .ionales 4 una sen ira ou,
SO hallaba gu grave peligro, q conse
cuencia de un parto, por 10 cual nc
pudo cumplir la referida orden de
Juez
Adade tambien el doctor del Va.
lis Atiles, que ell Official do SanidaG
nand6 un a"xiliar para que prestast
los auxilios del case.
En- la ma1ana de hoy spfrieror
examen para practicaptes, los jovenet
DON Joaquin O!ero, de Bayam6s doc
Vicente Gonzalez Sarria, de Cataf1o J
don Pauline zorro, de Bayam6n.
Todos fderon aprobados, obtenien.
do buenas nCtas.
Han sido nombrados polictas es.
peciales por ell termino de dos amos
Francisco S. Hernandez, de Camuy
Manuel Vega, de Arecibo; Amadeo
Barredc, de Barros Rafael Cruz
Santiago, de Gdayama Juan Sulso-
ma, de Cayey jose Robert Nicolas.
dc Utuado; Abelardo Ocasio Soler
de Qaebradillas Leopoldo Vale, de
San Juan Luis Gonzalez Mufloz, de
Vleques; Rosendo Diaz, de San Juan,
SIXto Dumont, de Cayey y joss Mu,
riel, de San Juan,
Han quedado f1era dc seryicio,
por lmposibllidad fisica Miguel Val.
court, lndalecio Esteban, Manuel An.
tongiorgi y Sebastian Aponte.
PARA CURAR UN RES.
FRlADO EN- UN Ola tome las PAS.
TILLAs LAxANTEs DE oMo-QUIN1.
MA FL boticario le devolvera ell di.
nero 81 no SO cura. La frma de e. W.
GROVE SO halla en- cada caiita.
@PARA curar un resfriado ar
un dia tome las PAsT1LLAs LAxAN,
TIES DE BRoMo QU1N1NA. FL boticaric
10 devolvera el dinero si no se cura
La frlna de E. W. GROVE 90 halle
en- cada caiits.
@OFlCJNA dc asun.os adminis
trativos y iudicielea y agencia de ne
goclos dc Jose G. del Vale, Gallo DE-
San Francisco nlmero 20. (Alsos.)
Gestion on los departamentos de-
0oolerno lnsular, Ayuntamientos J
Tribunales de Justicia. Para 10 iu,
dicial' abogados Acuha, Diaz Ma
varro Texidor, Buen traductor '
maquina de escriDir.
STHE HELVETIA.s-27 calle
DC 10 Cruz Gran casa dc hu6spedes
fTab!e d. hotel.' Aposentos para ia.
milias y personals solas. ,Comidas
clnouenta censavos cubierto. Bahos
Telefono, l92. Apartado correo. 29s
Propietario, Pedro Schira. Nosa
Este hotel esta a cargo de una sef,ori
Ia caguefa.
EA-LAS INDIGESTIONES se all
Wan lnmediatamente, c1n tomar do,
sellos, y radlcalmenLe 10 curan con ur
SOLO estuche del Digestive Molarrieta
sin prlvarse de AllmentOs. Las M,
pepslas y GasEralglcas, SO curan col
tomar ) . eStuches. Fara curar ia
dlcaimense Las mas graves entermeus y
des eronlcas, gastrointeStlnaleS, 9,
uepe Lumar duranGe 5 0 4 meaes q
Digestive Molarrleta; que es Oh unlct
verua0ero renedlo gassro-lnEesLlna
compleEo y radical, unIversaIment,
connrlnado superior q sodUs los otro
para curar las Intermediates del es
I0mago.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-07
MANUEL ENRIQUEZ

Aver 4 las tres y ounce de la
tarde muri6 en- Toa Baia un liberia
de toda Ia vida, un puertorriqueho a
prueba de decepciones sufrimientos ;
don Manuel Enriquez.
Conociamos q pocos paisanos
nuestros tan drmss en- sus ideas, tan
ardiense On la lucha por su pals y tan
dlspuesto siempre la actividad y
al sacrifcio.
Energico, inteligente para apre-
ciar con buen golpe de vista los pro-
blemas polfticos, no fiaba mucho en-
al por~o~'r, pero trabajaba mucho
aka s.aEsgzsKK KKEFsssEE EFsssSsssEE ssssSSssssgEa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-07
BIB1torEcA DE Ella DEMoCRACIA, 22o

sitarS mi HIS todls las como1dl1M posbe Ia mejo
de dementes hasta que Sye lcara murie
probblemente hI de oclr los beaa de Gbre ei nj
yolunt'd pa.en poder de dom ons 1tffr3z qeo
despu6 de mi h nombro mi ocl egjtms hre1era Ah)-
ra Pablo Fernindez ,olna Ga6rrez unid vues
Los dos i6Venes obedeceron
~IIjos mos dip bendici6adoos -Ied feIlces y que
Dies engI conp passion de mi alma.
don Fernando Aruzl eleyando ojo al celo,
tremec6 vbemente de6 profundo suspro
pups en- 10 infnito eI roso compIetsmente iyido
EstGbA muerto....
TodOs los circumstances eslban de rodillas.
UaA cArcIi'd >rble aa6 de Ia hAbtsci6n Immediate,
hAcienGo estremecer todos
Era Ia loca.
IOna Sc Ievant6 cerr6 los ojo del que hts aque ms
tAnte, hAbis sidc dueho de Ia tE,meraldAs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-07

por corquistarlo. Es seguro que su
muerte ha producido en- Toa Baja-
como en- todos los pueblos del norte,
en- que Sc 10 conocl2--una tristeza
profunda.
Nosotros Ia compartimos; pero
al pensar en- los dolores que la muer-
to economiza los adaIides que SO
van, recordamos, aquellos dos ende.
ca iiabos de Miguel Angel sobre su
est&tua de la noche;
sMentrc chsI daal9 IA rsrgoqna duua,
non rclef, non S3"ttrie'c Z gfam renhua}s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-07

Eu Ia ma6ans de aver dei6 de
eXistlr Ell esta ciudad, Ia seG IRA doha
Africa Cuevas, amsntisima esposa ds
nuestro buen amigo don Bsrnandinc
Dl62.
Hoy 4 las nueve tuvo lugar ell SO
pelio, asis.iendo q 81 una numerosa
concurrencia.
Nuestro apreciabe compshero dor
Francisco Cervoni despidi6 el duelo
con Traces muy sentidss.
Reciban los deudos de Ia fuada
la expression de nuestro Iesame ma,
sincere
Hoy aparece un nuevo anuncio
en este peri6dico sobre ell gran fabri-
cante de maquinarias para centrales
azucareras, john H Murphi do New
Orleans, quien tene sucursales en-
Mexico, Cuba, Ntw York otros
grandes centros, y ahora ha habierto
una en- esta capital, estando q cargo
del -competente iDgeniero Mr.. Wm.
Villavaso, que va ha inaugurado sus
negocios vendiendo importantes arte.
factos para nuestra centrales, Ell
sef1or Villavaso invita- 4 los propie.
tarios de centrales & visitarle on su
o6clna, pues Sc complacera en- servir-
les toda information que requleran.
--Ea Albonlto ocurri6 anoche un
incendio quedando destruidos & con-
secuencla del flego, tres bohtos, pro.
piedad de una compafiia americana.
Aver fu6 arrestado en- Utuado
ol indivlduo Antonio Matlas, supues-
to autor de tres hurtos de mt nor cuan.
ia.
El Juez Municipal .le impuso dos
ahos por cada uuo de dichos delitos.
Ell fiscal Nadal de Guayama co.
munica haberse terminado la inves
tigaci6n del crimen de Eduardo To.
,res, comatido ell domingo,
Ell agfesor foe detenido.
En- Ell pueblo de Barceloneta fae.
ron s)rprendidas varias jugadas sin
importancla.
No hay ataques de digestion por
severe que sea que pueda resistir al
tratamiento de las SPastillaS Antlri-
cas- del doctor LIE Ruy>
-Hemos recibido una circular de
la eXtipguida casa comerciaI <Munta.
ner y CD en- la cual se nos particip q
habar quedado constituida en- San
Juan una sociedad comercial en- co.
maodlts, que girara bajo la raz6n de
sCsmblor, Muntansr y Ca, > habiendo.
SO hecho cargo del activo y pasivo de
Las eXtinguidas marcantiles.
La referida sociedad sc dedicark
al nfg g0cio de cazado, mercancia y co.
misiones en- general.
Son socios gestores de la mlsma Y
con el uso de la 6rma, don Manuel
Gambler y Gonzalez, don Domingo
Muntaner Misolle, ex gestores de
Barcel6 y Ca Muntaner y ca, respee
tivamente.
Dsseamos q la nueva casa mucha
suerts en- sus negocios.
Ell Jaez de Paz de Msysgdez or.
demo aver la detencion del Official de
Sanidad de aquella poblaci6n, acusa.
10 de supuesto desacato, Sc dice que
el doctor N 4rtlnt2 Guasp, no obcde-
clio una orden de pre- entaci6a del
Juez,
L doctor del Vale Atiles que es-
tuvo q conferenciar esta manaua &C Il
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-07
BAS g. Go.

Agentes comIsionistas. Corredo.
res de Aduana. Representatives. de
lmportantes casas de Europa y Esta-
dos Unldos, Compra y venta de tru.
tos del pals. Sc solicita correspoa-
dencla.
Allen, o. 81 p. O. Box 151.
San Juan, P. r,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-07

exdmenes veriticados aver
d de m6dicoS eXaminldO-
torres Quevedo Baez, Este
ay Carbonell, Sc aproba-
lientes sen0res; don Nicen.
don Lucas MuhiH, don
ero Ddvila y don Pauline
ctualmente Sufren eXamen
IS Francisco Izquierdo, de
idad de Caracas y don Mi
], de Maryland, los cuales
ou titulo para ej9rter en- la
etreta de anoche EN- la plaza
riotya, por la banda del Sc
estuvo sUmamente concurri-
tando todas las pleas del
con bastante acierto,
mana sdbado, So celebrard una
n cl teatro de esta ciudad po-
en- escona la opereta SCinde-
'lOwerland$,
F.. llegado por el yapor Cara
jenor don Alfredo NIusy, in
de la importante casa cons :
de maquinarias para azdcar,
Xxi Peasant Co, el que recibira
en- la oticina de Senores Sues.
IIlamil 4 Co, Il apresentantes
la frma.
eneuentra en- esta eiudad nues-
20 el doctor don Francisco IL
de Patillas, que ha venido /
n para riyalidar 81 titulo me.
la Cniyersidad de Caracas,
lnana 4 las diel SO llcyard i
Arizona republican., 1905-01-07
CENTS AND BOYS
 CLOTHING

In order to the handIn of 
 
 a such extremely ow rice
 LOT NENS WOOL SUITS in Good Mixtures and Solid COOFS worth up 10 $7.5O Suit Clear q TC anCe Price Suf....... ~.,. ...~.......... ~pUs4O LOT 2-MENS SCOTCH TWEEDS, CaSSmeres, WOrStedS and Price Suit r................... >pV0OO LOT J-nENS BLUE ndgBLAK SERGE and Clay WOrStedS, also Fancy Mixtures; worth up 10 $l2SO BO XT SUIf Clearance Price Suif >POsOO LOT 4HS LOT Exceptionally SfrOng if contains all OUT New and Swell $500 SUfS and 6EOzC they all 90 dF Clearance Price Su... ? O'H O - OT5-ALL OUR NEWS Fine $l6.5O and GIXYC $l750 SuifS go af Clearance Price Suit ? O'EO LOT ss s Sy5 sslocs *Sse B5e as *2ooo $IS.SO LOT 7--AlL OUR BEST $22.5O and $2S.OO &Ez CA SuIfS go at Clearance Price Suif......~.. ? 0.OO LOT I-BOYS' SUITS made of Fine Wool Materials; in sizes from to 4 years; very durable; q 5 O0 worth Up 10 $500 Clearance Price Suit p sOO LOT 2--BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS; exrd well Wade; will not rip: in all SZeS worth upIfO $4.0O Suit. d0 EE Clearance Price Suf PZ.AFO
Arizona republican., 1905-01-07
READY -MADE GOODS1
IT IS OUR AIM TO

1 ss Sia'; Of S' aSd e a "55 %s and 75C
 55 5s @'i77sS s"a Press S2.OO ar aals w9s ak s Sf's .5 R @ GRs y ss sGss %A A5 
 All s65O s75O Skirts CE 7E Jackets n G6 gE leading coiors Worth up to s1O each >OUaOJ Ladies stylish @ Fan Coats elegantly C0 P0 - ............ VO'OV
 S4 s@s ''i5s a'fi 'si "'' sat-" YlO.75 Made few eft that sold CO nE Price suit. .. .e.. ... m . ...... ..... OOa OO made Worth $125o a suit Nl16 Clearance suit. .. ..... " V n GA 7E stitched stitched perfectly f made Worth $15o@ OysE J All $2oOO Tailor CK DE Price V OsOO All s5Oo Ladies Tailor 6 a0 DE >0 S,Z.B Tlannelete Pae Wrappers 0Qc Have sold for s125 each Clearance JOO GC OE Clearance v O All Wool Trcot Waists in Green, neatly trimmed AGC and GO (A0 to $500 each Clearance >0ZuUU cbGdren @ 's Reefers Gan odd o5 in aasoed sizes EOc worth sl25 to ss5O OUC chndren Reefers made of fine Melton trimmed C1 nn $25O $4OO Clearance >D s.SU Capes Black @ Eln
 
 Infants EiderdOwn Coats White. andBlu CE 00 Price each. -...t:'...'''
 LADIES' SWEATERS in grades 10 CO QE SSGo @ Clearance price, HOaUO
Arizona republican., 1905-01-07
SHOES

Mems vici kid shoes. seasOnabIe toes. a soft and easy shoe to the feet Regular price S2.5O per Cs nE pair, Clearance Price. -H pelr---- ------ --.---
 The Boston Store Great $500 Shoe in Velour and Box Calf. Wei and 'atent Corona, all new toes and 0 nE up-to-date styles, Clear ZHD ance Price, pair.
 Thompson Bros fine line of Mems Vici and Velour Calf Shoes. An new and up-to-date styles. Reg 0 O ular price $S.5O and $500, Z0D Clearance Price, pair. Misses and Chndren's Kid sad Box Calf School Shoes; light ana heavy soles; a good wearing shoe FAOo Sizes 1-2 to Il. Worth $1-25 Ni0l, Clearance Price. pair. r.......-.
 Misses and ChiIdrens Kangaroo Calf Shoes; all solid. Sizes F to 0E ?. Worth s1.5o per pair. -ZD Clearance Price, pair....
 Ladies' Fine Sample Strap Slippers. French Kid and Patent Leather; French heels. Regular price m $4.OO per pair, Clearance UD Price, pair --.------..
 Ldu16S Eltle NlQ OAAOIuSt AA5A4A- NA4 sN+ heavy soles, new styles. Reg hE ular price S4.0O. Clearance Price, pair. .--.-.
 Ladies' Vici Kid Lace Shoes. ligh1 and heavy soles, new toe and heels Reg ular price S2.5O per pair. 0E Clearance Price, palr- ...--.-- --------.--
 c. P Ford & Co.'S Ladies Finest Kid Lace Shoes, new up-to-date 0n styles. Regular $500 shoe, '" Clearance Price, pair.
 Boys Kangaroo Calf Seamless shoes. quilted soles; the best shoe made for s1yi lsP 5ri:s si1ss ;f75. F G.sr.Ps tS Rssa I45 Price, pair. --.---.----
 Boys Box Calf and Kid Shoes. a neat s5::: sss rs5es; 5s E ,s9s;l isl ai:s sSss I.25 ance Price, pair. r..-..-..----
 Little Gents Calf Shoes. all solid. Sizes 1-2 to 1s 1-2- Regular 0QC price S1.25 pair, Clear QON ance, Price pair.
Arizona republican., 1905-01-07
NOTIONS

Silk Chiffon Foundation Stocks in White and Black, pointed and straight. Sold for 10
 cents each, Clearance nR, Price, each. ........ Hair Brushes, made of good bristles. Regular 25-cent quality, A Clearance Price, eE, each.
 A barrel of Wire Hair Pins ? C for Clearance Price, hN, barrel. .... -...-.-. Cube Pins in Black and colors, Clearance Rt, Price, cube.... ...... .........
 Safety Pins, all sizes, Clearance Price, hR, paper.... ....-. ...... ...... Hooks and Eyes, dozen on ? o all sizes, Black and White, N, Clearance Price, card....
 Ladies' Fine Cambric Handkerchiefs, assorted sizes, hemstitched.
 Worth 1Oc each, Clearance 'BC Price, each.
 Lace Trimmed Handkerchiefs, neat Regular price 10 cents as, each, Clearance Price, each....
Arizona republican., 1905-01-07
CARPETS

ANRpEIS Ingrain Carpets, closely woven in good Clearance Price, Ee per yard. ..- .... ...... Heavy Ingrain carpets worth soc per yard, Clear B be ance Price, per yard...... =. Half Wool Ingrain Carpets, very good quality, worth 65c per yard, GAo Clearance Price, EEEd per yard-... ..-... ...... All Wool Ingrain Carpets, two ply :5;5 % ss; s;:5 %ssS &Sa,5s sassSss Sa5;s 72HC Administer and Moquette Carpets, in slso . osr per eS.5SI, yard. Clearance Ssns } Price, per yard .... .....Y
Arizona republican., 1905-01-07

Scotch Suiting, feeced, in dark colors, sold for 12 1-2c per yard, A 0 Clearance Price, Est, Hat Pins, all sizess Clearance Price, sS each =. ...... ....'. .......'
The Washington times., 1905-03-26

Then Hart set out for Fort Sill TO
remain until he should hear from his
attorney in Washington.
Although the franchise had been sign
ed by Quanah, 1t would not be binding
until approved by the Secretary of the
Interior.
That 1t would be approved if it reach
ed there ahead of the report of the in
dignity he had put upon the old chief
he had no doubt. His shrewd Washing
ton lawyer would see to that
That the Indians would avenge the
abduction of Quanah. he was well
aware, but he would be out of the
Territory in a few days, and he had nc
fear of being unable tc smooth out any
legal complications that might arise.
If the outraged Apaches wreaked their
vengeance upon Reidler and the others
that was not his concern. His fight was
against the railroad company, and he
had won, and If they wanted to cross
the reservation they must pay him
heavily for 1t.
As Hart's thoughts reverted TO San
ford, his lips curled in a sneer.
We'll see. my fine Mr.. Private Secre'
tary," he said to himself. You are ar
enterprlsing young man. but Michae
Hart IS too old hand at this game tt
be beaten by you"
The Washington times., 1905-03-26
CHAPTER XIII.
The Indian Lawyer.

The Hon Chadwick Adams was one of
the peculiar institutions OF Washington,
an outgrowth of the country's relations
with it's wards. the Indians
He was a handsome and intellectual
man, lawyer of great acumen, an as
tute politician. Il polished orator, and
a delightful compardon.
When residents of Washington pointed
him out to visitors and said. That Is
one of the best lawyers in Washington
he Is an Indian the statement was
invariably received with incredulous
looks and exclamat.pns.
Nevertheless, Chadwick Adams was
an Indian. although. not at all according
to accepted ideas that people generally
hold of the native Americans. He ha6
never lived in t'spee or wickiup, ant
he had never donnt d a blanket or paint
| ed his face with oc hre OF red clay
| In the veins of Adams mingled the
best blood of one of the proudest ant
tribes and that of a fine old Virginis
| family.
! He had two homes. one in a fashion
able Washington -aotei, where he livet
with his wife, a beautiful young woman
the daughter of a'WeStern Senator HI
other residence wsts in a small town !,
the Indian Territtr ny, which he visited
several times ear on business con
nected with his own and the alliet
| tribes.
| He had been graduated with honor
from an Eastern university and hat
Travelled extensively In Europe. His ski
was e. warm oliywf in color, and he ha,
large. intelligent dark eyes.
His smile was very winning, and h
gained as many leases by his affabilit
as by argument.
Adams had bee J retained by Michae
Hart to represent him in Washington i
his endeavor to oicheat the Chicago. L
The Washington times., 1905-03-26

See" he said, pointing to Quanah's
son. THAT is the price of your refusal.
If you do not sign he dies
The faces of the father and son show
ed no fears The old man glanced swift
ly at the boy, his only sign Of solicit
tude.
He was lost in thought for a moment.
Then he said: 1.-The boy had no con-
Germ in this matter. He does not even
know what we talk Of. He is only six
teen years old. If you wish to kill. take
me, am old, but the Great White
Father in Washington will protect my
people / do not fear to die, but the
boy is so young
Hart shook his head grimly.
Then spoke the son to his father in
the Apache language. This Latrobe i'm
mediately translated for Hart. The boy
said:
Father, let me die. I do not fear the
white man. You belong to the tribe,
and it will need you sorelv before the
whites take the country from US You
stay. l do not fear to 60"
At a sign from Hart. two of the men
led the boy to tho side OF the cliff,
against which they placed him, binding
his arrns and legs. The old chief
watched these sinister proceedings with
out q culver.
Now" said Hart. az will give you
three minutes to decide. II at the end
of that time you do not Sign. the boy
! will be shot. Four of you men line up
and at my command fire.
I He opened his watch and looked at its
. face. Four men stood off ten PAGES from
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/ hands.
=, Quanah never took his eyes from his
sons face. Slowly the seconds licked
Iutely no emotion; he only looked proud
ly and fearlessly at his father.
The end of the three minutes was
drawing nigh. Hart lifted his hand and
the fncn raised their rifles to their
shoulders, and took aim along their
barrels.
The face of Quanah suddenly convuls-
ed. not with fear. but for the love he
bore his stalwart son.
az will sign he said. just as Hart
was about to say "Fire"'
Just In time" muttered Hart
Then pen was put into the old chiefs
: hand, and he wrote his name across the
|
messed the signature. and the paper was
replaced in its envelope and given te
Rawlins.
Now, Billy, you and Beck ride tc
Rush Springs and put that on the
right train" commanded Hart, ''and IT
five days it will be in Washington Tele
graph Adams that you have mailed it
Co."
Turning TO Quanah. he said, ''Yoi
4 and your son will remain here for {
few days You will be kindly treated
:. but you cannot go yet"
e Then TO Raider. Hart added "Yo,
l and your men will remain here an.
guard the Indian until / tell you to re
0 lease him. / make you responsible 70
o him
n His face grew terrible III its expires
:, sion as he added, slowly and with
ferocity that caused even the outlaw t
$ finch. And by, Gcd. you better not lie
him get away.