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The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-06

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The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-06


Published by order Of the Board of
County Commissioners, Oh ~ COun-
ty, Safe of evada Made and en-
tered ne 25th day of July. 1906.
II. B. VAN ETTEN,
Clerk
Date of first publication, August . 1906
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-06
OFFICIAL ADVERTISING

OFFtC .hL COUNT OF
STATE FUNDS
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Dated Sept. IS. 1905.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-06

Published by order OF the BOARD OF
City Trustees. Made and entered the
18th day OF July. 1906.
ii. B. VAN ETTEN.
Clerk.
Date of first publication, August 5, 1906
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ne and they are hereby granted a
franchise for a right of way and for
the construction and operation Of a
street railway upon, throughout and
over those certain avenues or alleys
within the limits of Ormsby County
out without the City of Carson, ul-
der the following terms and condi-
tons:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-25
AGERTA ADAS MElI..
das del GOberna-
dor
J6Vsnes De FsGtitud De GOncienCia a
desempefar JuzgadOs en- Ia Isla.
PalacIos Rodriguez 6llolIo raspOnderaa ala
cOnflanza del Pals ] del GOhIsrnQ.

Dos j6venes abog DIS puert9Triquefios
ha elejido ell goberEadoT Winthrop para
desempefar juzga5os municipales en Ia
isIa.
Uno de ellos hombTe de luces, de gran
cultura forense llamado & serVir So
patria pertenece la Union de Pto Rico.
Es 81 sefor Rafael Palacios Rodriguez.
El otro abogado es 81 seior Manuel Gil.
noTio Alay6n, hombre refexivo de buen
criterio, eBtudioso, que acaba de hacer
uu periodic INFERNO en- uno de los juzgados
de San Juan. Es republican, aunque no
toma parte activa en- Ia polftica, nj mucho
menos en- Ia pasional polftica que toda-
via quiere Hustentar el DirectoTio de ese
partido, toda vez que ha declaTado que
NADIA tiene que rectifcar.
Ambos compatriotas merecen el mejor
concepto q LA Correspondence" cree.
mos que 81 gobernador Winthrop ha tent
do gran acierto en- tales designaciones.
El juzgado de Fajardo resuItara vacan-
te por haber Bido nominado para delegado
. 4 Ia Camara el juez que aotualmente 10
desempena. El iuzgado de Cayey Sc en-
trega por fin Ia direction de un Juez le-
trado despues de haberse consentido que
nuestros queridos compatriotas de aquel
hermoBo pueblo vivian en- terrible guerra,
guerra urbana, bajo 81 imperio del desor-
den, sin ley y casi sin esperanzas de Ver-
dad triunfante hasta que el gobernador
Winthrop les hizo justicia.
Estos nombramientos responder 81 fir
me prop6sito del gobierno de que Ia Ley
Sc cumpla, de que Ia paz no SO perturbe,
de que Ia igualdad impere en- Cayey como
en- todos los pueblos de la isla; y es de es-
perar que los que han merecido la con-
fanza del gobierno para una tan sagrada
mission como es la de defender y sostener
Ell derecho pdblico rara el eiercicio de las
pobres libertades que nos dieron, sabr6n
responder con dignidad & los dictados de
su rectitud, , del buen nombre de las co,
lectividades 4 que pertenecen.
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Rico no e1a de buena calidad.

Rico no era de buena calidad.
| Puesta Ia Agencia en- connection con ell
senior 7. P. Welsh, que organize la Ger,
man American Coffee CO., y persona de
mucha experiencia en- 81 negocio de cafe.
Asegurando 81 referido senior que la pre-
/ venci6n en- contra del cafe de Puerto Rico
era puTamente una question de celos de
parte del comercio, siendo el de opinion
que una compaifa que ge formara para Ia
exploitation del grano puertorriquefo serfa
un negocio muy lucrative,
Tai sociedad ha sido establecida baio ell
nombre de THE Insular Coffee Company
con IN capital de 500, 100000.
Algunos de sus miembros son los ST.
guientes:
Mr.. I. p. Welsh. Mr.. T. A. FL. Hay,
Presidente de 'NorthamptonT Traction Co. Z !,
'sThe Easton & Washington Ry." Ia
Montgomery Traction CO.. Mr.. Chester
A. Snyder, Capitalista y Tesorero de la
"Northamton Traction CO." A. X Sloan,
Presidente de la maiden Lane Safe De-
posit Co." Director en- la ''American
Waltham Watch Co" Mr.. T. P. Nc
Grath, Capitalista Accionista en- varias
companies de ferrocsrriles otras.
La compa1fa se ha hecho de una pintu-
"a al 6leo por un artista de fama represen-
tando una belleza espahola, cuyo retrato
aparecer5 en- 81 centro de Bus etiquetas ba-
10 el nombre de '.The Pride of Porto Ri
co"
Debido la intervention del g. berna-
dor, fu6 possible obtener de So Excelencia
81 Presidente de los Estados Unidos. una
carta aut6grafa recomendando 81 cafe de
Puerto Rico, cuya carta acompaiiada de
una certifcaci6n expedida por esta Agen-
cia, aparecera tambien en- las etiquetas de
la compafifa Esta ha ordenado 100000
etiquetas y Be proponfa estar hacienda ne
gocios para eata fecha, pero Ia huelga de
los lit6grafos en- los Estados Unidos ha
dilatado las cosas y los paquetes contenien-
do 81 cafe no estar6n istos hasta Noviem.
bre.
La compaffa se prepare para llevaT
cabo una activa y extensa Campafia, y du.
rante los 6ltimos Beis meses hav enviad0
gratis q todo aqu6I que asf 10 ha sOlicitadC
IN saquito de cafe de Puerto Rico conte
niendo 2 libraS
(V6ase Ia edici6n de manana.
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NOICIAS
De ARECIBO.
Una ESPlENDIDA VELADA.
Aggression a Jusz Municipal.
(De nuestr0 c0rregponsal

Sepbre. "a. -Anoche IS lley6 Z cabo en-
este Teatro Ia anunciada velada oTgaDiza
da por Ia simpatica se1orita Teresina Mo
reno Calder6n cumpli6ndose ell prcgrama.
El doctor Susoni abri6 81 acto con hermo
sas fraEes y brillantes pensamieutos
La sefiorita Moreno CaldeT6n cant6 va
rias Tomanzas y melodfas d6ndonos q CO
nocer su bien timbrada voz, Sc le tributa-
ron muchos aplausos 10 mismo que Z las
seforitas Sicard6, qne acompafiaron al
piano. La Befiora Trina PadilIa de Saenz
recit6 varias precioSaa composiciones de su
sefior padre que fueTon aplaudidfsimas.
Els de sentirse que Ia lluvia impidiera
asistiera mayor concurrencia 4 tan amena
velada.
-El individuo Aniceto Hernandez (a)
Anicetito, GAIA republicano cumpli6
condena aver en- esta carcel del Distrito y
por Ia taTde, sin ton nj son, inJuri6 de pa
labras y agredi6 al juez municipal Lcdo.
don jose L Gomez, el cual repeli6 la
aggression como debfa orden6 la detenci6n
de este indiYiduo para que pase 4 Ia carceI
4 purgar 90 delito.
Han Somenzado de nuevo lss tareas
escolares en-. Ell dia de hoy asistiendo gran
nGmero de nifos las escuelas
Aver cayeron sobre esta ciudad fuer-
tes aguaceros y continue el tempo con ca
riz de lluvia.
"A consecuencia de las lluvias no baia
el cafe de la altura como era de esperarse
dada Ia abundancia de Ia cosecha.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-25
RlIEGO.

Lo hacemos los sres queBe relacionan
& continuation fin de que Sc sirvan con-
testar sin mas demoTa, Las reiteradas cartas
que les han Eido dirijidas por Ia Admins.
TRACTION de este diario, para L. iquidaci6n
de sus respectivas cueutas
Don jose Ferrar y Ferrer. CAGUAS.
Tom&s Mariani de YAUCO.
Carlos l. de Chouden ANASCO..
j. A. Morera Colon de SALINAS
Nicolas Benitez Delgado JUN
COS
Don Domingo Gallart GUAYAMA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-25
DE LA MuLTTTuD

Que han usado nuestra prepara
ci6n 8 que la estan usando en- Ia
actualidad, jamas hemos sabido de
ninguno que no haya quedado sa-
tisfecho del resultado. No pre-
tendemos NADIA que no haya sido
ampliamente justifcado por la ex-
periencia. Al recomendarla a los
enfermos no tenemos mas que ha-
Ger referencia & gus m6ritos. Sc
han obtenido grandes curaciones ]
de SECURE que Sc obtendran mu-
chas mas. No hay y podemos
asegurarlo honradamente, ningun
otro medicamento, que pueda en-
plearse con mayor f6 y confanza.
Alimenta y sostiene las fuerzas
del enfermo durante esos periodos
en- que falta el apetito y los ali-
mentos no pueden digerirse. Para
eyitar las falsifcaciones ponemos
esta marca en- cada botella de Ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-25
EI Rsy de CsmbOdia.

El Rey de Cambodia bebi6 50 primera
COpa de champagne en- MarSella, duFante
50 reciente vista Francis, y por couduc-
to de uno de sus INTERPRETERS inform6 & los
oicialeS que 10 acompaflaban qne "habfa
bebidO Ia sangre dorado de 10000 diabli-
Hos danzantes", PerO que, sin embargo,
querla un POGO mas.
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EnamOradoS.

Lo estan de veras = muy pronto logra-
rae sus deseos. Nosotros asf 10 desea,
mos.
Ella. es IN ejemplar fel y exaeto de la
viIgen de Murillo. con sus hechizos que
enloquecen~y encantan. Els muy entusias-
ia por la mantilla las flores, una verda-
dera andaluza en- cuerpo alma todo.
SSaheis pOr que? Porque compra siempre
en- las tieDdas de Arrivf Hermanos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-25
De viaje

EMBARGO hoy para los Estados Unidos,
con objeto de continuar sus estudios ALI Ell
joven angel S. Villarini, que va al Esta-
do de Pennsylvania.
Deseamos al estinado compatriota el
mayor exito en- Bu empresa que retorne
pronto su pals con el tftulo que como
premio de sus afanes le sir3a de- premio
ellos,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-25

ssPreparaci6n. do Wampo1e" y sin
ella ninguna es legftima. Es tan
sabrosa como la miel y contiene los
principles nutritiVos y curativos
del Aceite de M1gado de Bacalao
Puro, que extrGemcs de los hfga-
dos frescos del lacalao, combinados
con Jarabe de Hipofosftos Com
puesto, Extractos de Malta y Ce-
rezo Silvestre. Tomada antes de
las comidas, aumenta Ell apetito,
ayuda & la digestion, y vuelve 4
los placeres y tareas del mundo &
muchos que habian perdido va to-
da esperanza. Gel Sr. DIR. Adrian
de Garay, Professor de Medicina de
Mexico, dice: Con buen exito he
usado la Preparation de Wampole
en- los Anemicos, Cloroticos, en- La
neurastenia Y en- otras enfermeda-
des que dejan al organismo debil
Y la sangre empobrecida, y los
enfermos Sc han Yigorizado y au-
mentado en- peso" El desengaflo es
impossible. I'm todas las Boticas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-25
INIERESA

A LOS PROFESORES be MUSlGA. Jesds
Rendon Almira, tiene cOnstante existencia
de instrumentos: tales como CIarinetes,
Flautas, Flautines, Cornetines, BarftOnos,
BOmbardinOs, Tr0mbo1es, Violines, Man
dolines, Violoncellos, etc. Metodos de Sol
feo y para toda clase de Instrumentos. Ac-
cesOrios y mtsica en- general. Tambien Be
haee cargo de traer un instrumental para
Banda. Para informes sobre cualquier ar
tculo que Sc desee, Allen q St. Apartado
2l6. BanJuans Puerto Rico. 15va
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-25
lrtiFuIO peIigrOsO

Los artfcuIos de celnloide son muy peli-
groaos, En un concrete de Paris aa de-
clar6u un incandio por efecto de los rayos
del sol que, al atravesar un tubo de quin-
que, que hizo como de cristal de aumento
prendieron unos peines de celuloide.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-25
SEPASE.

Que no pubIicamOs comunicadoa sin que
sean pagados pOE adelRntadO.
Cada sells palabFRs Sc ouentan pOF una If
nea y la lInea vale diez CentavOss
Las carfaa que vongan con Cumunicados
ia 81 impogte no ae cQntsstan.
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ENFERAlA.

Sc encuentra enferma una ierna Minis
de los esposos Tormoa nista de nuestro
compahero don Bernardo Blandino.
DessamoB que u enfermits Eecupere Ii
aalud perdida
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-25

Sc NEGESITAN inmediatamente agrimen-
sores j0venes instruidos para plantar ia
lones y medir terrenos. Sirvanse presen-
tarse d la oficina de la San Juan Light
Transit CO., d clialquier hora Sc reqi e.
gen referencias, sVs
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-ADMINISTRACION DE FTNCAs
URBANAs Sin quebrantoa para 81 rem
tnta Dirigirss Fortaleza SIS, San Juan,
T, ri III Jc "a, GaEEaro,
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"Estuve enferrna por es-
paeio de 4 amos de Una
Anemia persistenteque lego
4 ponerne rnuY grave. Foe
en- DIRE. de 1899 que em-
pece 4 sentir postracion =
cansancio, el cuerpo Sc puso
inerte, SIN fuerzaS mentales
nj ambicion. Parecia Que
Sc estaba apagando 1a.vida
oraduaimente. la nemo-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-25

El acta del Congreso para proteger al
Comercio contra las cohibiciones ilegales y
los monopolios Ten Ell estatettO g6, gO9)
dice 10 siguiente:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-04

Hand embroidered French lingerie and Baby ehss seng the selections OF our Mrs
especially directed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-04
New Go=Carts and
Baby Carriages.

~ HE spring of the year, with
4 its bright sunshine and
~ warm air, is one of the
m st essential require
ments for the benefit and welfare
of the baby.
Our new line of Go-Carts and
Baby Carriages comprises the
pick OF the best styles of the lead
ing manufacturers, and is con-
stantly being augmented by new
and pretty designs.
Special attention is called to our
large and varied assortment of
English Coaches and Folding Go
Carts, which is the most compre-
hensive we have ever shown.
Our Special Reclining Go-Cart, made especial
tires, green enameled gear and white or green
satin or pongee parasol.
Special price, So. 50 each.
Our W. s. L. Special Reclining Go-Cart made
to our order. has roll reed body, green enameled
gear rubber tires and white or green satin or
pongee parssol.
Special price, $12.5o each.
Other Carts up to $500, of
which the following are excellent
values:
Folding Go-Csrts, with steel gear and So or
rubber tires. Each, Observation-Disclosures. P<.95
Folding Carts, with full reed body, 5000
roll edges and steel gear. Each. ....... PO'Oo
Collapsible Folding Go-Carts, with full roll body
heavy rubber tires, steel gear and white CIo 40
or green satin or pongee parasoi Each. Pi@'oo
English Coaches.
W. & L. Special English Carriages made with
strap gear and upholstered in English Goo 90
leather cloth. Each. ................... Y0o'oO
English Carriages, with dark blue Co 40
STRAP gear and rubber tires. Each. 49,, P0o'No
English Reclining Go-Carts, finished In 60 ~
dark blue, with artillery wheels. Each. YOo'ON
English Reclining Go-Carts, with artillery
wheels, upholstered In English leather Coz NJ
cloth. Zach Observation-Disclosures. PoS'OO
English Carriages, with paneled body, Cor M
strap gear and heavy rubber tires Each PoO'oo
Sixth floor, st.
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The Home Beautiful.

@WELVE rooms on the 9TH
4 floor have been entirely
~ done over" and refur-
nished-never were they
SO attractive and inviting. They
are furnished like real home, with
Persian and Turkish rugs; beauti
full and artistic pictures adorn the
wall, books fill the cases and
shelves. Artistic pottery and brio
a-brac are used in decorating. The
beds are made up with the snowi-
est linen. Comfortable chairs and
luxurious touches; in fact, they
are so much like a home that you
will feel like taking off your hat
and wraps and staying while"
Several handsome bed rooms are shown
completely furnished One with a set or
mahogany furniture which took first prize
for Its artistic design. Skillful workmanship
and perfectness of detail at the st. Louis
Exposition Made of the finest Cuban
crotch mahogany, hand carved and pol
ished, and finished with crystal pulls, or
handles There is a Napoleon bed and
dresser, chiffonier, cheyal glass, table and
chairs.
Ihefe Is a library IN Qull mahogany Will
all the modern convenences and comforts.
Turkish rugs book cases, large leather
couch. Turkish chairs, library table, etc.
There are two dining rooms shown. one
in golden oak, the other In dun mahogany.
There is a parlor furnished in rose wood
ana gold. Graceful little gold chairs with
velour upholstery. handsome gold curio
cabinet, iniaid table, and all the rich, rare
and beautiful things that make a room of
this kind SO attractive.
There is Gothic bed room which from
the standpoint of comfort and conven-
ience leaves nothing to be desired. fhe
Gothic suite is Of dull-fnished inlaid ma
hogany with a handsome brass bed. There
is a chiffonier for a man with q place for
everything. shirts, trousers, cuffs, collars,
yes. even his collar buttons and for wo-
mans comfort and pleasure toilet table
with revolving triple mirrors.
The most attractive room of all is the
Den. and 1t suggests everything that the
word Den implies. Comfort, case and good
fellowship. Furnished in green weathered
oak in Mission design, upholstered in Span
ish leather. Big cOzy chairs. soft Turkish
rugs, etc. The walls are hung with very
unique and interesting pictures-inlaid wood
they are-hunting scenes, water scenes.
landscapes. etc, and all the different colors
produced with the tiny bits of wood. Dutcn
pottery, stems, plaques. tobacco Jars. ETC.,
further decorate the cozy little Den.
There Is an Office furnished in golden oak,
showing you how attractive your WORK
shop can be.
A visit to these rooms viii show you now
easy II Is to make horne out Of
house"
We hope to have tn. pleasure OF showing
you through these rooms.
Furnished rooms. Seventh floor
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of this city to Identify themselves with the
association.
Col. Herbert's speech was enthusiastically
appIauded. When he had taken MS seat
Mrs Clay Browning, who was INTRODUCED
as "sweet singer of the south" so DEM
onstrated the justice Of the compliment that
she was obliged to sing again.
Chief Justice Shepard, in opening his ad-
dress, paid tribute to the ladies, saying
that by their presence he was assured of
happy future for the association in its new
home.
Wherever the southern veterans gather
together" he said, their hearts prompt
their minds to turn to their great leader.
AS the years go on we are prouder and
pouder to have followed his banner. He
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-04

was peerless soldier and Christian gen.
tleman."
Work After the War.
The chief justice told OF Gen. Lees work
after the war In connection with Washing
ton and Lee University. He said that Gen
Lee. refusing magnificent pecuniary offers
IN order to accept the presidency of the coi-
lege, had taken the Leadership OF southern
youths 40 he had led their elder brothers
and their fathers IN the war.
IN Heaect1ug 61itterfug alurenenta and de-
voting hlmSeIx 10 educational lAbors and the
simpler things Of life Gen. Lee, Chief JUS
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Easter Display of Partisan and American Mill

UPERB Dress Hats, them
~ sends the latest thus enab
Toques, Turbans and
this thus afording exclusveness of style
Trimmed Hats childrenstylsh
for
individual, exclusive
floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-04

character was shown In its truest light. He
referred to the letters Of Gen. Lee to the
Immediate members of his family. as CIV
ing the most trustworthy insight into his
real life. And what do we find there?" he
There are no repanfngs. no notes of COM
plant, but the letters are full of hope
fulness and courage.
Urged to Emulate Leader.
Col Herbert urged his hearers to strive
to emulate the life Of Lee.
The speaker closed BY insisting that It y
The duty Of Ill worthy confederate veterans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-04
Easter Novelties
For Gifts and Favors,
N

m T IMPORTED Novelties and
HI practical things for Easter
LII gifts and personal adornment
Odd and artistic effects in
Sterling SILVER, Gold-plated. and
Quadruple-plated ware; dainty eff
fects in Leather Goods; elegant
hand-painted Fans; rich hand-paint-
ed China; Picture Frames in all
sizes and degrees OF elaborateness
Ivory and Bronze Cabinet Orna-
ments Artificial Palms, etc. Also mis-
cellaneous articles for men, women
and children in many practical and
useful forms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-04

TWELVE rooms on the 9TH
H floor have been entirely
~ done over" and refur-
nishe ,uerA thev
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-04

Comfort is strength and life; and,
good shoes bring comfort. Be wise
about shoes.
ARTHUR BURT l4l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-04
Toilet Articles of
The Highest Quality.

Consultation Fountain Syringes 1-qt- Size, f1.4b;
2-qt. size, 81 IS and 81 60; 3-at. size 81. SS
at. size, 81 %: 4-qt. size 81 90
Bulb Syringes 5oc, 75c., 81. 90. 81. % and 81 90
Sponge Gases .....,...s........ 25c. TO 81 20
Travelling Cases $1oo and ~ %
Brush and Comb Cases. 75c.
Bath Sprays :: DOC TO II g
Celiuloid-baek Hair Brushes -60c. TO S2o0
CeNuloid Dressing Combs. 25c., 5oc. and zoe.
Horn Dressing Combs. ..35e., &c., TIC. and 81 90
Rubber DressiEx Combs. pc, 30e., 5Oc and Tbc
lfants Celluloid back Hair Brushes. b0r. and 75c
Celiuloid Pun Boxes. .26e.. Soc. $1.0o and &l50
Cellnloid Soap Boxes. 26c. and 6cc.
Iufants Sets Toe. to. - &C
Toilet Sets 81. Is to 1906
IAmhs Wool Face Pnfs, valuable 20c. TO l0s.
Main door, @ IT.
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Easter Display of Exquisite Handmade
French LINGERIE Infants Apparel and Corsets.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-05
DID A~CRoBATIC STUNTS.
Frisco Engine Double F7ip-fops Down
7Embankment.

Sapulpa. I. T., April 5.=Frisco en-
CINE No. S12. the largest used in The
yards at Sapulpa, did some ~acrobatic
work here yesterday and h engineer
and fireman narrowly escaped death.
The engine Is being used in the Sapulpa
yards to pull a dirt train. and on one
of the highest entertainments in the
yards, the rails spread, the engine
rolled down the embankment. turning
completely over twice and lighting on
its bank. Engineer Carrolton and Fire
man Bob Weaver jumped just as the
engine was leaving the track, jumping
on the opposite side from the way it
fell. That they escaped without injury
seems almost impossible. So hurriedly
did they leave the engine h a Carol
ton had no time to close the throttle
and lying on its back the engine
wheels continued to run for at least an
hour. when the steam gave out The
whistle was opened also and footed in
one continual scream until the steam
went down. It was impossible to get
near the engine on account of escaping
steam.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-05
SHIPPING OUT MINERS.
Pittsburg Coal Company Sends Men
to Wyoming.

Pittsburg. Kas., April "a K.
Craig, general superintendent of the
Sheridan Coal company's interests. is
In the city and stopping at the Still
well hotel for a few days. He is here
for the purpose Of securing miners
to be shipped to his company's mines
at Dietz. Wyo.
These mines. he says, are operated
by union men, whose contract does not
expire until September I, 1906, and he
said they are in the class that are
allowed to work under the present
suspension in the mines further east.
Mr.. Craig said he shipped a bunch Of
thirty men from Fuller yesterday.
and expected about the same number
today. There is no trouble he says In
these mines whatever. and the men
are shipped from Kansas City to Dietz
free or at the expense Of the company
provided they remain in the COM
pany's employ at Dietz until work Is
resumed here. when he says they will
be returned to Kansas City free.