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Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-13
pioneer Meets Sudden peath.

While driving from his mine in the Big Bug section to the Treadwell shelter to negotiate the sale of ore. O. L. Boggs, one of Yavapai county's best known pioneers, was thrown from his buggy and almost instantly Killed Wednesday morning near the Phoenix & Eastern depot at Arizona City.
 Boggs' death removes one of the best known mining men of this terri tory. as wei. as a pioneer. who fought the Indians when they were wild in this part of the territory, and who as- sisted materially in the mineral de velopment of the county.
 The story of the tragedy as learned from Mayer is that about g o'clock Boggs and Miss Lydia Boggs, niece, visiting him from Tucson, were driv- ing from the Butternut property to the Treadwell shelter, where Boggs was to arrange for the sale of ore.
 When they were passing the depot at Arizona City the horse took fright at a whim standing on the platform. The animal wheeled sud denly, overturning the buggy and throwing the occupants violently to the ground.
 Boggs landed on his temple. be- ing knocked senseless. He lived for about ten minutes Once he opened his eyes and mouth, as if to speak, and did utter something, but it was not understood.
 Death resulted from a blow on the temple. and not a broken neck, as was at first supposed.
 Miss Boggs escaped with a few slight bruises about the head, and will soon recover.
 Boggs was about 55 years of age, and had been in the territory about 25 years.
 In the early days he was an Indian fighter and a hunter of note. Friends have often heard him explain the scars that adorned his face. They were caused in a fierce fight for life in which he engaged with bear in the early days.-Enterprlse.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-13
GATHERED IN ARIZONA
6uckev O'NcilI Monunnent.

President Robert E. Mcrrison. Of the Buckley O'Neil Rough Rider mon nment commission and N. J. Hickey. one of the members. appeared before the board of supervisors today to con fer with them regarding a site for the monument. as well as to request a donation from Yavapai county to be used in the erection of the monument.
 President Morrison. speaking for the delegation, informed the board that the commission desires a site on the north side of the court house plaza. directly in front of the north entrance. and midway between the courthouse and the sidewalk.
 Chairman Dave Sinclair of the board informed the delegation that the matter would be taken under ad visement. promising that an early answer will be given on the matter.
 When asked about the size of the base of the monument. in order to get at the amount of ground it will be necessary to donate, MT Hickey said that its base will be about the size of the floor in the supervisors room, which is about 15x1S feet.
 Messrs. Hickey and Morrison urged the advisability of the board donating this ground in order that the monu. ment may be placed in the most prominent part of the city, where it will be accessible to the greater number of people.-Prescott Herald.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-13
Bearing-dOwT1 FeeIfnq,

causing pain, weight and headache, is instantly relieved and permanently cared by its use. Under all circLm- stances it acts in harmony with the female system. It corrects
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-13
Rackaches

It has cured more cases of Leucor- rhna than any other remedy the world has ever known. It is almost infallible in such cases. It dissolves and expels Tumors from the Uterus in an early stage of development. That
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-13
Trouhle at Jerome.

irOUDiC 6I
 4 Jerome dispatch, under date of June 5th, says:
 About one o'clock this morning, Chris Jackson was taken forcibly from his room by a party of masked men and escorted down to the Hog Back, !" and given ten minutes to leave town altogether.
 Jackson, however, returned to town, and swore out a complaint today be- fore Justice St. James, charging J. S. Carter, the acting secretary of the Miners union, together with John and Richard Doe, with being guilty of the offense. The latter's real names were unknown to the complain ant, who knows them by sight.
 The three accused men were arrest ed this evening, and they gave bonds and were released. They will be ex amlned tomorrow, and the district at torney from Prescott has been tele phoned. to appear and represent tho territory.
 It is considered that Jackson is talk ing great chances by coming back t( town, for he had been warned by th' union that if he did return he would be killed. and it was only by seeming to agree to their demand last night | leave town that he escaped unhurt.
 Jackson has been living in Jerom about a year, and is well thought of b everyone who knows him, being sol CT and industrious young fellow, wh attends to his own affairs
 The entire trouble started about year ago when Jackson first came | Jerome. At that time there was som trouble between the Copper con pany and the union. and Jackson too job at the mine, running one of tn
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-13

YOU CAN BUY ADOBE CHEAP AT THE MUHEiM BUILDING.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-13
nrsneE AEsln NO. .zk
BROTHERHOOD OF AMERicAFs
 VEOMEN.

Richard the First Houestead fS~ s95 will meet the second and Fou-fs-' Friday Of each month. at Pytiian Gas. tie. E. MEACHERN
 Foreman DIP ? ] HARVEY Cc-rsspondep' -' MRS. A. M. BA6RETTE Depctos~
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-13
Kidney Coss,pLainfS

and Backache of either sec the Vegeta- ble Compound is unequaled.
 You can write Mrs Pinkham about yourself in strictest confidence. LYDIA E. PINKHAH HE'D. CO.,, Lynn, nsss.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-13
LrreguIarhy,

Suppressed or Painful Menstruation, Weakness of the Stomach, Indigestion,
 Bloating, Flooding, Nervous Prostra- ton. Headache. General liability. Also
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-13
Dizziness, Eainfnoss.

Extreme Lassitude, "don 't-care and '' want-to- to-be-left-alone feeling, excit- ability, irritability, nervousness, sleep lessness. fatulency, melancholy or the blues" and backache. These are sure indications of Female Weakness, some derancement of the uIerns For
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-13

le eta-M msl. in Hool. lrceffrl tfTrt-4 uls- frain -s
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Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-13

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Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-13

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-27
ChaTIa menuda.

FraDoamente. Lbs tFencs de alRu
mn GaSerScGnSsgntes no tier ca justlhce.
ci6p, sobre GOdo aqu6ilOs endeFezadoS
& lbmeDtarse de que los pu0Ht6rriQue'
nos 70 QueremO1 DpTendeF 81 iFg 6S.
Isl es 81 C0DtFarioI ST BQuf IS nos
siFve 81 ing 81 hsstR en Il HopH!
Mir0d Sin6 Ya no hly empIeadO
del gobierno por mss humi.de que sea,
oue. 10 mei0r. b b 0ndo On tertuIiGs
S corPiIlOo On las hoFaG 6e v gar, no
nns apeStilIe 0Gg1nR palAbreja en- in
gl6s,venga 8 no Cuents; aunQue & We
Ces hsbl0n preCisamente On ing 6s p0F
teper ouentas. .... pendieDteG, ora Gea
con ell Cssero. - con el pFestamista.
-PeEo hombFe-t xSIamR ba an men.
ssier0 eI otro die en- ciertA egquina.-'
No IS en- que diOblos estark pengRnd0
mi Chief. iEsta ea d hnFR sn que In
no mo hR fiFmOdo 81 0-ltcher!
A POGO, IN juVsncitO que pGstbR,
barbilRmpifil 81 y con queVedOS 81
sire. moViendo d 6ieStTB con Cierto
grsCejo. sAIudaba, aIejSndoBe y diCien-
ID:
God byeI God Bye.
En- fio. en- las cOsas y en- las GosaSaS
de nuestra vida C0rriente. venOg que
el afan de iugEesGY9a0s es & lS veFdAd
inuBitado. ..
CuaIquiera llama { IN reAlenRo ven
dedOr de pI&tanos, y emOufla unO de
6st0O. Siend0 Raf que an Vez de pregun-
taFle:
-Oiga. paiSano: 5cuSndO vale eSts
| EegGCH1bFe$. 10 Dice:
| Mo AaQp an S,aHnhe9
Y el vendedor, por no ser men0S y
dSFaeIss de tan irGuista y RviGs do
como % SsateTZ0cwtOr. resDOnde:
| --ITS cent -. Juan cent?. TIL
cent e. Gs6geGU Jos QsSierG ye5.
Con decir que hGoe dos diN0. dfj sme
& bnCs de jArro IN mozo de nueatea
buenB aocied&d:
Chico. quieres passr sI domioRo
uu good time? TndOg los que YRmos &
Este Souoos d0pedye.
TuVe que OOnteUtarle en- f0rmR deS'
Corl6 eSBi:
| No CuenteS COnm'g,, may friend
De mOd0 que No hay raz6n para
quejaTSe de que squf el idiom8 ing 81
90 miFAdo con malOS ojos.
ESQ s6lO podriA oRber en- IG Cabaza
de AaGlas kengWGs.
POFque. como eg natural, s las ms
La ler Raas 90 Les atFsgantR 8 enreveGa
eI dnVCe idioms de Mr.. Lord.
Y toua nOta 6Ete Fl de que no
pueda slagar luegO que los puePtorri'
que ffoV, por no c0nO0er el ing 81. no
tenem0S - eI honor y % dichR de
nueatrOs derechOs pOz5t6cOs
/ Tai aleRatO aerfa POGO ra z 1nabIe y &
tod0s IuCeg injuato, pues "a eli que
| m4s y el que menos saba squi tant0 de
Oaatsllano como de ing e.; Gurque & ia
peStFe. no podamOs ser Hcad6micos &
RreopsgitAs de unO & otrO idi0ma, 6 Los
cuGlea GcabEremos por maltratar-
modeStis aparte-tHDto como aI pafs
IR ley Fora ksr maItrata.
| PERIDEM.
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Pfejuicios . cTe0ncias
iRfOndadaS.
Les hosDIlaIas dsbsn mercer
pTafeTgntO ai8nel6n.
Obsttculos con quo ha trODsza-
DO 5Qet Ia cFGaeI6n DO un
hospital lASlIaT.

Existe en- Puerto Rico la GREEN
cia de que es humillante acudir I'm
enfermO 4 un hospital, bien sea
pOrrs 6rico.
Hay Q que destFuir ese error h:jo
solamente de la ignorancia.
No hablemos de los pobres que
inevit2blemente tienen que If q Gu
raFse allf, las mismas parsoDas acc
moaadas, asistidas en- sus casas, no
tiene Ell m6dico los medios que ne
costa para operar y que SO tienen
en- los hospitales1modeFnOs implan-
tadoS en- Puerto Rico.
Ell mSs aeficiente de los hospita-
les aquf hoy. es el municipal y
appsar de esa circunstancias y del
excessive ndmero de eDfermos en-
relaci0n con la capacidad del Asilo,
son muy bien atendidos allf los
enferm g.
Lo que Sc necesita hacer es des-
pertar 81 espfritu pGblico para crear
hospitales en- condolences buenas,
excitar Ia voluntad de les sefioreS
Conceiales de los ayuutamientOs
para que copsignen en- sus pFesu-
puestos cantidades prferenteS para
la erection de hospitales.
Sumas innecesaFias Sc gastan en-
fastas, pFotecciones peFsonales y
UtFas cosas por ell estilo; y ESQ no
es admiDistFar.
I CuandO Sc Ocupan pUestOS publ
cos SO debe llevar espfritu altrUiSta
y atender q las ne esidaaes mas
perentorias de las locslidaaeS y una
de ella es ell hospital.
TrSt6Oe de eriRir un hospital inOu.
lar. es deCir. un hospital con edit siO
sad hoc0 y de csEacidNd Conveniente
y hs enContr&do muOh1simog ObSt6Cu'
los.
Ella COrreap0ndencia0 aiempre de-
flic6 pFeferente stenCi6o 6 eate ssuDtO
8 iDs;atiFG en- clio hRsts que 90 lleve 8
efect0 necesidsd tan sentida,
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El trust DO ID mendIeldad!

Despu6s del trust del petr6Iec,
del nj kel y del Oc6ano. Sc anun-
cia ell trust de Ia mendi:idad!
La policia de Londres acaba de
deScubriP una asOciaci00 pOdePosa,
de sels individuOS, que han lleRado
q scaparaF ell mOnOpolio de la mem
dlcld"d en- los barrios riGos en- don
de exhlbian eufermadades tan la
mentS bleS como srtificlales.
PeFs guidos y detenidos los fall
SOS mend'gOs, Sc encontF6 que po-
seian meaios superabuOdantes de
existencia, y fueFOn puestos en- Ii
bertad provisional, bajo cauci6n f.
jada en- la SumS reaonda de 5000
frances pOr cada uno.
Con sobarbiO cinlsmo, cada unO
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Ell hambrG On And0IueIa
BraCeros dispuestos a no perecer,
aunque tengsn que apelar a
CualQuier medfo.

Sevilla, EsPane, Septiembre s.
E. alcalde de M ,Fchena comunica
al gobernadoF evil que todos los
bracArOs del campo se le han pre-
sentadO hoy en- eoIicitud de Fecur-
sos con que ateuder a su subsis-
tencia.
Los mauif4stantps aseguran estar
disOuastOs 3 b0scarse de cualQuier
formA lo~ medios para NO perecer
de- hambre eLl"s y sus familiaS.
Grupos de tFabsjasores hambriAn-
tOs asaItan lAs vinas y los m ,iza-
les, apoaers ndOse de los frutos y
repaFtl6ndOlCs el tre todos.
Ell alcalde teme que la situaci6n
Sc grave aUn mas, dando Dugar &
sl+oFac1. n"N 1 "rdAO iIhli q
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En- asta impTeEts % Vende papel de
DaTi dSa@ wsaiA 80sn0 auinfng
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-27
NOTAS Y N0TIClAS

amigo don JOa6 Vicente PuiaIs. de u
importsDte Ossa SucesoreB de JOf6 Ro.
drigusz de HumRCaO
-Ha sAlidO para Guyana Ell Capt.
tan O. brern. quien W suStituir sl
seflor Guerrero que pRaa & pYeBtar Sug
serViCios en- ATeCibO.
-El domingo pr6ximO ge reuni'S ID
Gran LogiR Sobsrana de Puerto Rico
en- al temple GEstFella de LuQuillO.S ,
On d Gale de II TancA no. 8.
-FuQOse de l0s trAbsjoB P1b!ieo
de GuayNm0 an Gentenciado. La po-
icfs le peTgigue sctivSmente.
Ell Capitsn Guerrero tom6 aver
pOsegi6n de 50 cargo de Jefe del Dis
tritO de AFecibo.
Ell Juez Municipal de CsRuas hR
a0licitRdo dos detectives para Bgud8F
10 investig ci6n que 80 e0t& hsCiendo
p0r ell asesinHtO de Tomas Csbsller0
-HSllaSe eDfeHmo de alQ6 cuidadO
IR terra hiis dc nuaStro Tespeta bic
smigO don Santiago r. Palmer, DA'
lila. Que se meiOre Ouant0 ALtsS SOD
nuestros deSeos.
-Ss96a nos il faHma 81 u Il r La
Pfesa s "a Tegrea0 de G. guaS dar& Al.
gunaS funcionea en- 81 Parque. EstN
de enhoFsbuens MaFtfuez L.onin. I'm
OuRndo diga que pierde HiempYe an 50
negoOio.
Sigue erfsrm0 el doctor Cueto.
me licO titular del primer distrito.
F 4FDin0 Ve'szQuez G0licit6 hoy
inGrasar en- el hospital muniCiDOl.
S4S&n Tn0~ GGwaSa mnGaSk @-Ar
tRFde una Csida produci6ndese 10 fraC.
turR del dedo mtfi.que de lR man0
izQuiarda.
I'm smigo nos gupIicR pregunta1
si 1R prenaa GQuellG 90 Is 1leV6 el Mr..
de los bTSIIGaates SeTVScioS 8 que hay de
ella.
-Cha1les K srn f16 multado con
$40 pOr sRredir 6 Paula Rodriguez
6 bOtellaz7 Iimpio. Af0rtuuad.
mente no 10 hiri6 y result6 10 sgFeRi6r
boteIlRs vRcfsG.
-AnteanoChe hubO un C0nAtO dC
incendi1 en- S.nturce. en- los b,j % de
% casa que OCupa 10 fsmilis del o. fiol
Fernandez JunCog que fu6 GofOCGdC
pOr los vecinos de los slrededOrss ,
habitantes de 10 IT srids CASA.
fl ingrea0dO & f0rmar parts er
la Brlgads eSaIvRdores,1 , 81 prActicRn.
| te dor juan G sudi0.
-Dioese que con motive de 10 re-
nunOis do, sefIor Nsdal Santa Colama.
fSoaI qua fu6 de GuayAma. hab1s
CuGnd0 FegFese 81 attorney ga7ars',
muchag Yeformas en- los .tribunBles Il
| jugSiCiR. @ ledarSn 0IgunHS VacRntes ,
hAbF& q 0unnG traOl.dos.
Ell iuiei0 en- GpeIGCi6n C0ntrl
Francisco DOnes Ramos. sutor del AOe'
sinsto del que fee Juez MunicipGI de
San LuTerzo don Ju6 Cnrdrv61 B
rri' o, est& sei1 1sIAd0 On O. Tribunal So.
pramO para 81 20 de OCtubre. e.
r 4ina ca ests Ciudad gran CT riOBi.
dad para oon0oer eI faIl0 que en- cate
Fuidos0 aRunto de el alto Tribunal.
Ell g. d II SomOhanO Obtuv0 IL bua.
M pro an 81 Femate del hOsuital de
mujaPes p0r IL sums de $337 81.
Tides Los lunes CeiebrsrS eiarci
clos t6CpiOoD ID brigada de SSAIVadO,
res del Cuerpo de bomberOs de San
Juan
Las rerS0nAg que hsn visitSdo el
hospital Draob terian0 de SanturCe n0l
hsCen RrSndeG eIOgiOs de dioho eGta'
bIeCimiaDtO OSnitaFio. Nos pPop0ne.
mos ViviSsrl0 On eatOa diaa Y Comuni.
GaremO8 6 nuestroS lectOrea nuestrsG
impraaiOnes que & iuzOGr por Los In
fOFmes indudA blemente han de ser 60.
tiaf aGtoFiRS.
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Ell senor alcalde de San Juan
harfa m bnen s-Fvicio al pdbiico
con aisponer ell srreglo del piso de
la plaza de BaldoriOty que vuelve
& presentar sendas lagunas.
So asegura que qna comPaffa
De zarzue'a SeFa cohtFatada para
dar funciOnes en- el teatro del GPar-
que Borinquen
Sc aseguFa queHel LcAc. don
jose e. Figueras. ira 4 la SecretaFla
del Tribunal Supreme, case de scr
nombrado fiscal de Guayama el se-
nor Castro.
I'm folIeto conteniendo los dis
cursos pronunc. ados On la apsrtuFa
del curse escolar Do esta ciudad
seFS publicsdo On breve.>
-COntipda eDferm0, con fPbres
palddicas, ell doctor Belor Barbosa
que ha tFasladado su residencia q
esta capital.
-PaFece que SO lucha con diti-
cultades de installation, en- ell tUn-
cionamientO del nuevo Tribunal de
aistrito, 6 Jnez. que trata de crear-
Sc en- esta ciuaad, por no haber
capacidad suficiente para dos salo-
mes en- donde pledan celebrarse los
iuicios, en- ell edificiO que ocupa
hoy el Tribunal de Distrito de San
Juan.
Sc asegura que d Mayor Lipp,
m9a,co milltar. preSentara la re-
nuncia de su cargo para dedicarse
al ejePcicio de- sa profession.
y todavia no SO cOmieDzan las
obras de reparaci6n del teatrO.
-TrataNe de formar una sociedad
para la exploitation de los pF6xi-
mos bales de Carnaval. case de- que
de aqui a Febrero del afio pr6xlmO
este reparado el teatfO.
-VaFiOs muchachos SO dedican
q nadar poF los redRaores de los
vap res de la GNew YOrkA frente
al muele de espig0n, coglendO las
monedas que le arrojan al aqua los
passjerOs. 10 que hacen con verda-
dera maestrfa. Par6cenos que mu-
cAo peliRFo corren los indicados
buzoS q causa de- los tiburOnes que
pOr allf suelen pulular y que de-
biera evitSrseles por quien CORES
ponda. ...-..
La S. A. ~L Luz electrician ha
ampliado sus lfneas para alumbFa-
DO por ell dia por la Gale de la
Cruz = la de Sol hasta San JuStO.
ESt0 es una meiora mas que ha
introducido eSta Socleaad en- bene-
ficiO de suS numerOS0s Clientes.
-Hsnnos tenido 81 gust0 de reCibiH
10 visits de puesteO amigo de Ri Gran
de, don Santiago p z, quien sale hoy
para diehO pueblo.
-En SGuntnB De Ru profession hG o.
lido hoy D&Fs RI GPRnde. ea LCdo,
don Ref aI P.' Nioa b ,drfguFz. &
quien a0Ompsffa don A 'turO C0Ftada.
Bet m ff.nA 20 lleV6 & tf4ctO la
gu5sRtA de ls pintura del hospital de
m ares que % est b'eOeT6 On Da cADDe
de $ s b ati&n
Los Sef1oFes j T. Silva , G" han
sc'"ltado permisO para reOonstruir an
edifcIu en- 10 m8FinR!
Ell sSur to del TeSorer0 Munich
pal de que dimCs cuente aver he pasa.
do s ms nos del Attorney general.
Ell Tribunal de Distrito de aoto
Ciud. deC'Ar6 ayer con Iugar 81 Ha-
beas Corpus s0IiCitad0 por Juan San.
tiBGo f gueroa.
Aver eDbuv0 en- ettR Ciudad On
RauntOs de sDts bRnca. nuestrO buen
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El aSoSIRatO da Tomas Gab2.
llGTO.
(zelegTGm0s al cu0rtez general de la
p0zic5G i2asuLGq)

sCsRuao .-CorOnel Hsmill. Hoy
BmsneCi6 assainado en- el interior de
60 estsbecimieDtO el comerOisnte de
pFovieiOnes Tomas CAba1IerO.
N. hub fraoturs On led puertSs del
estS bleclmientO Solo apaT ci6 una ven
tanSSbiertA E' Csd6veF tie me vaVias he
ridas al psFacer de nav, il. Tenpo va
rios de'"nidos. % presume autOF Res
V'"tor UgsIty que 10 tsrq b praso. El
DlegA ser nutoF Ju' entiende ssun
TO deOde eli p inner momentO. LA csja
no pudO ser fracturada por lAdrOnes
CaP'eFss. Sage t..
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Rafael PalaciOs Rodriguez, Abogado-N -Notario


oe oda ae de j@n@ Revision
0NAs ALLEN No. 81 90 Ps0 HoRAs DR dpmra nr
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Hoy 6 las 2 o m. recibi6 IL fAmiIia
del director de Ella Cores cOnde ci. ,
NCctOF Zsn0 Gsn6fa an aereOgrama
desdO Bb0FdO del GCoSmo.0 , en- el cual
deef. que FL viGje hsbfs Sido f4Iiz y
que dichn vRpOr eDtrRr& On puerto en-
tire y de De- noChe.
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Crjmen en- Caguas
EI eOmaTeIanfe Tomas CabaIIOTO
amaDOCI6 dOgOIIadO.
Activanse di igencias para capturar
al supuesto asesino.
(Por teZ&nrnfol J

(1fOT teLegTGfO
Hoy recibimos de nuestro CORES
ponsal de Caguas Ell telegrama que
sigue:
aRuas, Septiembre 81, 8.16 a.
N m-&C0rrespODd nciax.-San Ju' n
-Amaneci6 degOllado comerciante
Tomas faballerO.
xSuD6nese cOmisi6n de un cri-
men cuvo Yn6vil fuG ell robo.
~Iuez y pOlIcfa activan detenci6n
supuest0 sa"sinO. Corr. detalles.
- Oo1'1.eSDO91SIZ ,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-27

de los miembros del trust entreg6
inmediafamente dicha suma.
Esa es una manePa enteFamente
mnderDista de Pe+ucitar las ascot. -
clones de los antiques truanes de
la COrte de les Milagros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-27

-Asompafiad por IL b4nda de bom.
beros So efectu6 el entiarrO del se d II
1'aHe RanOvAIes. pOr b. bsr parteneci-
do ell f aGdO 6 cate benem6rito cuerp0.
-PaFR 81 dOminR,' IL de OsGubre
preDara el Hip6dromo Ponce d unau
bEi'lantes oaFrerGa de cAbAI'os can 40
prenniO de 300 dollars para el vencsdOr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-27

Dan Gabriel ArCe. de Ia cOmerciaI
sHerrerO H Hsrmanc1, ha sAIido aver
para la isla en ssunsos de negoCios.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-02-24
500 Reward. 500.

The readers Of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure In all It's
stages, and that is Catarrh. Hairs CatarIn
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acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving the pa
and assisting nature in doing its wo-k. The
proprietors have so much faith in its curative
powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list
of testimonials.
Address. F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-02-24
CHAPTER ~.

In less than a week | found myself
sole tutor to the Rev. Obadiah Porter's
pupils. Martha was right; Miss Judith
had grown tired of the work. and, seiz-
ing the opportunity of my initiation. re-
linquished it altogether. / now dined in
the parlor. but took the rest of my meals
in the kitchen. where l also spent nv
evenings. BY and by Martha called nv
attention to great alteration that lad
taken place in her mistress. There was
a worn. anxious look in her face: and
she seldom quilted her own room. Then
we began to notice that Mr. RodwelTs
visits grew more infrequent, and at last
ceased altogether.
One day Mr.. Porter informed me that
he was going to London for a few DAYS
Such an event had never happened in
my memory; it was TO me the climax of
all the changes.
''ro you, Silas," he said, 81 commit
the care Of the precious lambs OF NV
fold, and you must also give an eve TO
household affairs, as my daughters
health Is not strong at present. Ii is \
great trust, but you will prove worthy
OF IT, You are almost like a sou to me.
Silas."
He paused upon the last words like
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-02-24

Governor Myron T. Herrick of Ohio
says he has twice declined the ambas-
sadorship to Italy because he can not
talk Italian.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-02-24
You Can Get Aliens Foot-rase FREE.

Write Allen S. Olmsted, lie Roy, N. Y, for q
free sam pie of Allen Is Foot-Eas 1t cures
sweating. hot swollen, aching feet. 1t makes
new or tight shoes easy. A certain cure for
corns, ingrowing nails and bunions. Alldrug-
gists sell 1t. 25c. Don't accept any substitute.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-02-24
THREW CARRIE FROM HACK.
Drags Mrs. Nation Out by Hair of the
Head

Medicine Lodge, Kan.-To use her
own words, Carrie Nation was yanked
from a hack by her hair recently.
"Bill" Horn. widely known through
the southwest as a character, was the
man who did the yanking. Mrs. Ma
ton made the charge in court. bill"
admitted he was present at the infor-
NAL emerging of Mrs. Nation, and as
sisted in the process.
"She called me a drunken sot and
jerked the cigar out of my mouth" he
said to the jury in extenuation. The
jury thought "Bill" was justified in
his forcible custer because he had
lost the better part of cent cigar,
and the verdict was not guilty"
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-02-24

Tea is fine; that is, fine
tea is fine. Tea thoughts
are fine; that is, fine tea
thoughts are fine.