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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-08-31
Rifle Team at Bellows Falls.

The rifle team to represent the ma
tional guard of Vermont at the ma
tional match at Sea Grit, n. j.. in Sep
TENDER is located in Bellows Falls for
the remainder of this week. The team
arrived Wednesday and will leave for
Sea Girt Sunday night The men are
stopping at Hotel Kimball, Saxtons
River, and are spending their time prac,
ticing at the range of Company Il at
Barber park under the direction of the
team captain, Capt. G. F. Burnham. The
members have been selected to repre-
sent this state because of attaining
the highest rank in rife practice dur
ing the past year. All are regularly
commissioned officers or enlisted men in
the national guard of Vermont and
have performed at least Is per cent. OF
all military duty required during the
past year.
The team consists of IS men as fol
lows: Team captain, Can't. G. f. Burn
ham, Bellows Falls; disbursing officer
Mai. H. f. Dyer. Rutland; adiutant and
auartermaster. Lieut.. John G. Holden
Rutland; coach. Capt. H. NJ Howe;
team-Lieut. Col. c. NJ. Bonett; Mai
Fl. T. johnson, Bradford; Lieut.. ]. P
Lawrence. Company E, Bellows Falls;
Lieut.. E. L. Bean, Company F, North
field; Lieut.. C. Fl. Wilkinson, Company
H, Montpelier: sergt. w E. Lougee
Company G, Bradford; Sergt Tarrant
Sibley, Company X, Bennington; Sergt
.C. G. Adams. Company L, Newport
Corp. w. C. Mclaughlin, Company A,
Rutland; Corp. L. B. Ashland, COMPANY
B. st. Adams: Corp. F. A. Ferris. Com
panv C, Brandon; Corp. c. A. Stock
well. Company I, Brattleboro; Private
IL. P. Spooner, Company NJ, Burlington.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-08-31
Beautiful Oriental Rugs.

Lovers of beautiful Oriental rugs
should not allow themselves to escape
the opportunity for enjoying this week
the exhibit made by the well-known i'm
porter, Mr.. Peters, at Emerson & Son s.
The rugs have been selected in the Con
stantinople market by Mr.. Peters s
brother. who possesses most excellent
and discriminative taste to judge by
the examples of it here presented.
For beauty in color and design, there
has not been an exhibition of rugs in
the town to surpass this one, and prices
are remarkably reasonable. Do not let
Mr.. Peters get away without showing
you these examples of eastern skill and
beauty in rug making.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-08-31
oolmdham COuntp Artormer
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

nammoeks at olapp 4 Jones'a
S muae rolls and cases at clapp & Jones'
The Flash" Fountain pans 1870,
novelty at olapp & Jones. ~ p'a0''ca'
The regular monthly meeting of Tho W..
mont wheel club will be held mesasS W.T.
ING september tth, at 1850 In the club rooms ,ss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-05
LAREINA De INGLATERRA
EN- CASA DE Los SRES. DE lARl0S

Es Guardacorte una magnffca po-
session, situada entire Gibraltar y Al
geciras, desae cuya aitura 50 DONNA
TN esplendido panorama que abarca
una gran extenci6a del pixtoresco te-
rritorio del sultan de Marruecos. Ell
mar tiende 4 sus pies rnovible alfom.
bra, y la naturaleza lujuriante despite
Ga sus galas en- torno Ia eleg ante
casa inglesa donde ha 6jado su habi-
tual residencia desde su matr;monio
con don Jose Larios, la belifsima hija
mayor de los msrqueses de Castrillo
En- su reciente visits Gibr altar la
reina Alexandra de Ia Gran Bretaf1a
manifesto deseos de visitar la hermo.
sa possession de Guadacorte, y habien-
<loselo asf manifestsdo ei ayudante del
gobernador militar, lord Guernsey,
los sef1ores de Larios, Gstos Sc aper.
acibieron para obsequiar con un t6 &
la augusta sobersna inglesa, soberana
bien de la hermosura, quien2 Sc
tarde acompansda de lord lady
Howde y miss Kiwlls. mientras lie
princesa Victoria Sc presentaba a ca
ballo, scompaaado de mis- Leach, su
dana
Los sefiores de L&rios, en- cuya fa-
milia es va traditional 10 esplendidez,
recibieron q las augustus damas su
alta servidumbre con rendidos agasa-
jos que elias agrAdecieron mucho, pa
sando cerca de dos horas en- su COM
pania y admirando el maravilloso espe
taculo de aquelias vistas, de las que
smpresionaron no pocss plaeas fotogra.
hcas, como algunos dias antes habianlo
hecho SIS AA. los prfncipes de Gales:
Apenas de regreso en- Londres, la
reina Alexandra envi6 un retrato con
expresiva dedicatoria & los sehores de
Larios, y este retrato, en- que aparece
Oh toda la plentiful de majestuosa her
znosura Y de su incompatible elegan-
cia 10 egregia senora, ocupa hoy puesto
de honor en- el salon principal de Qua
dacorte
Los sefores de Lartos sus hijos
llegaran ell sabado a Madrid con obieto
de pasar una temporeds al lado de su
padres los rnarqueses de Castillo.
Monte-CristO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-05
OFICINA DEL MARSHAL
81 Pueblo de Puerto Rico.

Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico,
Y en- Su nombre, Modesto Torres.
Marshal de la Corte Municipal de
Yauco:
HAGo sABER: Que en- cumplimien-
TO de una orden de ejecucion librada
por Ell Honorable Juan Mattel Ro-
drfguez, Juez Municipal de Distrito
Judicial Municipal de Yauco, P. r,
en- el pleito que arriba sc menc iona,
he embargado la siguiente propiedad
real, a saber:
"Predio de terreno compuesto de
cuatro cuerdas diez y ocho centimos,
radicado en- eli barrio de "Aguas
B1ancas" de Yauco, colindando al
Norte, con terrenos de Don Julian
Pietri al Sur y Este, con terrenos
de los sefores Fernandez Hermanos
y Santiago Irizarri y por ell Oeste,
con el citado Santiago Irizarri el
sefior Julian Pietri esta finca esta
dedicada a cafe, guineos y pastos."
Y que para satisfacer al deman-
dante la suma de doScientos veinte
~ cuatro dollars con diez siete
centavos, que le adeuda el demanda-
do por principal coStas V pagos en-
la fecha de dicho fallo, Y cost IS que
Sc devenguen en- la forma en- que
aparecen en- Ell record de esta Homo
rable Corte mas los intereses sobre
la misma. Sc ha dispuesto Sc saque
en- pGblica subasta la fnca embar-
gada, la cual procedere q vender pit
blicamente en- mi ohcina, que Sc
halla en- Ell mismo local que ocupa
la Corte Municipal de Yauco, casa
n1mero %, calle del Rosario, al
mejor postor el dfa diez de Julio de
1906 a las dos de su tarde.
Y para que Sc publique EN- uno de
los periodicos de la Isla, una vez por
Semana, durante ell termino de treinta
dfas, a contar dcsde esta fecha, V
fiar en- un sitio plblico de la loca-
lldad, expido el presente en- Yauco,
a los cinco dias del mes de Tunio
del IoO6.-M. Torres, Marshal NJ. c.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-05
Ell AMO DEL MAR

-Algunas veces, Inconvenience pero menos
molesto en- suma, que Ell antique despotsmo, cuando
desempenaba ell mismo oAcio de nivelador.
Els precise sacar partido elias como Sc SAGA de las
resistencaS de una maquna 1t.
Toda fuerza que sirve, preocupa inco-
moda en- alguna parte.
En- cuanto q mi, siempre me entendere mejor con
gentes que aunque POGO razonables, esperen de
mi pan,
Sin embargo, v no gnora que esas masas disci-
pnadas, Sc organizan para aplastarle.
He ahi una que me preocupa mucho, que
rido sehor.
Las mssas no mas que palabra.
Los individuos que sepan conduciras, sabran sacar
partdo de elias
= Ell mundo sntero no esta dirlgido mas que pOr in
divduos
Jos jefes sociastas que armau esas masas
ira listed no son tambien individuos?
ST en- realidad tienen derecho ese titulo, les
hace entrar en- el gran partdo
Sc negocia ellos les da parte como es JUS
ta pueso que talentos voluntad les asignan
puesto en- IA mesa de los fuertes.
Algunos convidados mas, IN nperjuicio. pa
garan argamente eseote; commando las muche :
dumbres que segamente les obedecen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-05
Monte -Cristo.
GAlERIA COLORADO
A V I s .

El martes Sc han cambiado todas
las muestras cue sc exhibian en- ell
salon dc EXposiciones de ia casa.
Sc invita- 4 los parroquianos y al
pdblico 4 yer los nuevos traba Jos Y
Sc avisa a todas las personas cuyos
retratos estaban expuestos. cue sus
fotografias lie seran entregad@S gra-
It's al solicitarlas personalmerte.
FL plazo para II entrega de los
retratos, vencera ell dfa /; de este
mes, y no Sc entregaran en- modo al
guno, Y 81 exception. mis- cite las
personas Interesadas
Vencido ell plazo que Sc senala sin
haberse recojido las fotografias. estas
sc desfruir an como de c0stumbre.
RGgxeH COTOr0d0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-05
244 vIzCONDE E. NJ. DE VOGUE

Z44 FIZCONDE E M. DE VOGUE
ideas las cuales estamos familiarzados noso
tros los americana
IEs acaso olerancia dejar al pr6jmo que respi-
re libremente Ell aire de la atm6sfera2
"a quien lie ocurrfa molesarle en- esa function tan
natural?
Que cads une 10 que quiera nos parece
tan natural como respirar
--"iSancta simplictasl" murmur6 ell obispo
Y a1adi6 en- alta voz drgienda una mirala bon
dadosa Mr. Huvier des Fontenees;
-Esa precisamente es la fuerza y la gloria de su
pueblo, persegur ninguna conciencia.
-iPsh! juna piedra en- la balsa de camanesl dio
confuhdido ell joven Sacquespee
La sonrsa de Mr. Robinson sc habian acentuado
respondi6:
-1Persegur'
Otra palabra que desorienta.
Si algln loco intentsse persegur por question de
concenca al as insgni6cante grupo de nuesros
ciudadanos aquelIos quenes de moles-
tara harlan salta la m4quina p1blica santiamen
Y todo Ell mpndo les darfa la raz6n
-iDichosa noble tieTra suspiro Ell obispo.
Mr. Robinson Sc inclin6 hacia la duquesa dciendo-
Ia rapidsmente en- ingl6sa ..ss
-Decididamente, qrerida amiga. su pals alopivoes
incomprensibe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-05
Ohras de Zamacois

De mi vida.-Loca de amor. I'm
presiones de arte.-Sobre ell abisme
Ell seductor. - Duelo 4 muerte La
enferma.-De carne y hueso. -Punto
negro. Tx. Nay.
De venta en- la librerfa del BoLETrN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-05
DOCTOR ALVAREZ VALDEs

Oirujano- -Dsntissa Amsrisass som no aass
4s pr4ctica.
Con todos los slenentes asassarios para sl
aisrCiois de 81 profession
~. 4. oeU;.. DseG iIA-A u.
Aa ~ Oh01As- De Il K-P.N
San Rrawcsscs ~,
AIsAs - "a Farvacsa DsGSSM
gnL9Houe ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-05
Sc Vende

Ell antique Colmado LA MULITA
con 6 sin Ia fabrica de chocolate
anexa.
1nformar4u en- el mismo estableci-
miento.
San Jose, II.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-05

Obras dc Juan Perez zihiga.
Wales Morrocotudos, en- cuatro
iornadas.
Seis dias fuera del mundo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-04
TEN MORE MINERS RESCUED.
Miraculous Rescue of the Courrieres
Mine in France.

Lens, France, April 4.-Ten more
miners who were entombed in the
Courrieres catastrophe on the tenth
Of March, were taken out alive
by the rescuers today from pit mum
Der four. This rescue is considered
more miraculous than the saving Of
the thirteen on March thirtieth, not
only because the men were entombed
longer, but because they were in a
section of the mine where there were
worse dangers. The men are terribly
emaciated, and whether their lives
will be saved is doubtful indeed. The
rescue is attributed to the demands OF
the women, who forced the resumption
of the rescue work. 1t is said that
the sound of knocking was heard from
the unexplored portions of the mine,
and additional rescue forces were hur-
ried to work.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-04
VINDICATIoN OF oKLAHoMANS
IN WASHINGTON.
RESULTS ARE ANNOUNCED
Embry's Name viii Probably Be Pre-
sented to Senate Again-Speed
Left for Home.

Washington, April 4. The report
of Mr., Hustled, special agent of the
Department of Justice, who investi-
gated the charges against John Embry
pf Chan1ler, Okla, is favorable to
Lmbry His report was submitted 10.
day to the attorney general, who to
morrow Will send it to the president.
There has been a vacancy in the
office ever since the removal Of Hor-
ace Speed. John Scothorn has beer
acting district attorney. Speed, who
came to Washington recently seeking
a vindication, left for homc tuday.
He submitted a statement to officials
of the Department of Justice. This
statement has been refcrred to Mr..
Hustled, who also investigated the char
ges against him and upon whose re-
port he was removed. When Hustled
has replied to it, Attorney General
Moody will announce his decision in
the matter.
1t was said at the Intel ior Depart
ment today that a special agent of
the department who investigated the
charges against C. M. Cade had made
a report vindicating Cade The lat
ter was appointed register at Guthrie
in the land Office a month ago. His
nomination has been held up on ac-
count of the charges referred to. The
senate is now expected to confirm it.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-04

Of statehood for Oklahoma in Wash
ngton believe there is no doubt Of
success this term, but sometimes peo-
pie do not understand each other and
have different ideas on producing the
same results. The business men here
who want statehood right away are
anxious to improve business condi-
tions in Oklahoma, while equally good
friends Of Oklahoma are fighting for
it to come into the Union with all its
rights protected.
"When it came back from the SEN
ate separated, the House would have
voted for Oklahoma statehood promp-
tly If the bill had come back in proper
form. But it came back carrying an
amendment that, in justice TO Okla
homa we could not adopt. Legisla-
tion for years had retained the owner
ship Of sections 13, l6, 33 and 36 out
Of each township for the use Of the
future state. Two Of them are for
school purposes, sections l6 and 36.
Our bill had provided that sections
80 Of each township should go to de-
finite institutions, and l3 was to go
to the new state to be used for what
purpose the new state should dictate.
"When the bill came back to us,
section 13 in each township was to
90 to the state unless claimed by
someone filing a mineral claim for it.
That meant graft.
There was an opening for persons
to obtain valuable gas, oil and coal
lands, or even farms, by simply filing
mineral claims. The lowest estimate
of the amount it would take from the
new state was million dollars. Gov
ernor Frantz of Oklahoma territory
wired us that he knew Of one town
ship where the loss to the state by
losing section 13 would be 100000.
Frantz asked by wire for conference.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-04

a plurality that will probably exceed
! 900.
The count was slow in, the outside
wards, and the official votes of fewer
than half Of the precincts had been
received at midnight, Unofficial re
ports left no question in Beardsley s
election, but they did not cover the
returns on the members Of the cour-
ell adm other city officers. Conse-
quently there is doubt about the up
per house, though apparently the Re
'publicans have elected the upper
house except, perhaps, w. a. Bunker.
John +. Eaton, whose name was OPP
pot.e to Bunker's ON the ticket,
leads Gregory in nearly every pre-
cinct, and Bunker drops behind
Beardsley,
The lower house is either tie or
a Republican by one vote. The Re-
publicans have apparently lost one
member in the Ninth ward, NJ. c..
Wuerz, and one i'll the Tenth, T.. f.
Morris. Some Of the other candidates
were a little i'll doubt at midnight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-04
SINKS TO ITS MIDDLE.
A Fine Horse Nearly Disappears in
Main Sewer.

A fine horse, hitched to Tulsa
Transfer company's wagon, broke
through the thin crust covering the
sewer on West Third street, between
Main and Boulder, this morning, and
went down up to its middle. The long
er it remained there, the lower it sank,
and the driver and large force of
willing helpers, seeing the necessity
for immediate action to prevent its
going down to China, worked strenu-
ously to relieve him and finally sue
'eeded in extricating him without in
jury to him in any way.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-04
TALKED COTTON WITH FRANTz.

Guthrie, Okla, April A conven-
tion Of Oklahoma cotton growers call
ed to meet here today was abandoned
because Of lack of numbers, due to
mistakes of promoters. Harvie Jor-
dan, president of the Southern Cotton
Growers Association, came from At
lanta, Georgia, to address the meet
ing. He discussed with Governor
Frantz the condition of the cotton
growing industry in Oklahoma, where
cotton is a crop in twenty-one of the
twenty-six counties. The auxiliary
of the Southern Cotton Growers as
sociation is fairly well organized in
Oklahoma.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-04
PASSENGER TRAIN WRECKED.
Cannon-Ban on Norfolk & Western
Runs Into Open Switch.

Norfolk, Va, April 4.--The Cannon
Ball passenger train Of the Norfolk
& Western was wrecked today at PJu-
niper station by running into an open
switch. A relief train, with physi-
cians,, has been sent out, as loss Of
life is reported. 1t consisted of two
coaches, a baggage and a mail car.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-04
Coweta is Republican.

Coweta, I. T., April 4.-Completc
election returns here show Coweta to
be a Republican town. The Demo
Gratis, however, got the mayor Fol
lowing is the ticket elected
Mayor-Reed, d.
Acknowledgements, d.
Marshal-Bridges, r.
Treasurer-Johnson, d.
Assessor-B. e. Kemmer, K.
City Attorney-B. j. Beavers, R.
The Republicans elected all the al
dermen.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-04
COMMERCIAL CLUB MEETS

The political battle has been
waged and the victory lost and
won. Now the large minded
public-spirited citizen will lay
aside all political differences
and promptly take his place in
the ranks. and shoulder to
shoulder with his neighbor of
opposite political faith fight out
the larger and more important
question of creating the Great.
er Tulsa.
The Commercial Club is the
organized and disciplined force
to which recruits are rapidly
coming, that will put our city
to the fore front and make 1t
second to none in the coming
state.
1t Is the duty Of every mem
Der Of the club to give his
hearty support to the orgnisa-
tion. Only in that way will II
attain strength sufficient 10 win
laursls for our city.
Next meeting Of the club oc-
ours on Thursday night. Every
member should prove his 10y.
alty b bsins present
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-04
Haskell Solidly Republican.

Haskell, I. r., April 4.-The entire
Republican ticket was elected at Has
kell yesterday. N. Lambertson, Re
publican, was elected over 7. j. Way,
Democrat, by a majority of eight. For
recosier, Harvey, Republican, was ell
ected over Cullop, Democrat, by 20
majority. All the Republican alder
men were elected by from 25 to 35
majority.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-04

Yesterdays election is significant
to me. 1t means far more than the
personality or popularity of the can.
didates or the solution Of any local
issues. Yesterdays election in Tul.
sa, as well as in other towns in the
Territory, mirrors the attitude Of our
people towards the Republican con-
gress which is Withholding us from
statehood. l have in my possession a
recent and accurate poll of the voters
Of Tulsa, and it shows that the Repub-
Leans far exceed the Democrats and
have q majority of one hundred. There
can be no doubt as to the cause Of
the shifting of this vote to the Demo.
cratic column. If the Indian Terri
tory is denied statehood by this con.
gress, the Democratic leaders will
smile at the short-sightedness Of the
leaders of the other side, for it means
the adding of another state to the
Democratic column in spite of the
vigilance and efforts Of the Republi-
can workers in our Territory.
Ii. B. TALLEY.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-04
THEY MUSTN'T CONTRIBUTE.
Insurance Bills Are Now Up for Con.
sideration.

Albany, N. Y, April 4.-The first
of the six insurance bills upon the
calendar today which provide against
political contributions by insurance
companies, is put over until tomorrow
A bill prohibiting insurance lobbying
passed without opposition.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-04
Guthrie Democratic.

Guthrie, Okla, April 4.-City elec-
ton here today resulted in a clean
sweep for the Democrats, every Demo-
cratic candidate being elected. For
years Guthrie has been a strong Re-
publican city.
The result is due to the efforts of
the Daily Leader, who waged war on
the negroes holding Offices.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-04

heard, there is no complaint whatever
against the conduct of the election
The representatives at the polls of
both parties did their duty honorabiy
and well, and this is another cause
for satisfaction, and reflects credit
upon the city The ignorance Of
some of the voters, an ever present
thing in all elections, gave scope for
some dirty work on the part Of par
ties outside the polls, but inside there
was no friction, no discordancy.
Another fact worthy Of notice by
Tulsans, and by people at distance
and interested in Tulsa, is that the
election was the most orderely and
free from drunkenness of any ever
held her or in the Indian Territory.
The election of four councilmen
is the redeeming feature Of the cleo
ton. With the aid and Management
Of the Republican councilmen and
the Republicans elected, it is thought
that the Democratic administration
may be steered away from the rocks
of destruction and the city saved.
Councilman Malhewsonl notwith-
standing the fight made against HIM
by the Democratic organ, landed safe
ly, and is being congratulate by his
many friends.
"Councilman" Rumley ran splen-
didly, and will prove worthy Of the
trust imposed by his friends.
"Councilman" Cupp made Win
ming campaign. He won out, despite
a fierce opposition.
Councilman" Hawley camc out
Of the fray with colors flying and hon
ors galore. He will make a council
man as good as he ran.
Harry Hatch, whom the Democrat
recently read out Of the party, was
elected by big majority.
The Democrats take the helm after
a Republican administration, which
has wrought wonders and accomplish
ed great good for Tulsa. They come
as reformers, men who will purge
the city Of evils that they claim ex-
list, men who will lessen taxation
practice economy, and cause the city
to blossom as the rose. 1t is safe
to say they will find many thons UP.
sn the roses, and the biggest oae of
all will be that when the people viii
repudiate them after a years mis-
management of city affairs and return
the Republican party to control.