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INi55 Cara G00de |

benefited as she was. Miss Goodc is
president of the Bryn Mawr Lawn
Tennis Club of Chicago. She writes;
Dear Mrs. Pinkhnm:-
:" tried many different remedies to
build up my System, which had become run
down from loss of proper rest and unrenson-
able hours, but nothing seemed to help me-
Mother is great advocate of Lydia 4. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound for female trou-
bles, having used it herself some years ago
with great success So l hogan to take il l.,
nml in less than month was able to be ont
OF bed and out of doors. and in three months
was entirely well. Really I have never felt
so strong and we'll as have since. "
No other medicine has such a record
of cures of female troubles as has lydia
E. lfnkham's Vegetable Compound
Women who are troubled with'pain-
full or Irregular periods, baclsache,
hloating Tor ilatulencc), displacement
of organs. inflammation or ulccration,
can be restored to perfect hcalth
and strength by taking Lydiu r.
Iinlsham's Vegetable Compound.
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick women
to write her for advice. She has guided
thousands to health. Her experience
is very great. and she gives the benefit
of 1T to nil who stand in need of wise
counsel. She is the dnughterin-law of
Lydia f. Pinkham and for twenty five
years has been advising sick women
free OF charge. Address, Lynn, Mass.
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Much Of this vast increase repre-
scnts ships captured from Russia.
About 40 vessels of from $40 tons
burden anu up were purchased from
Great Britain.
NEpln fuscn kaisha fleet consists
OF - vessels, tonnage 26O,OOO.
Osaka Shoscn KaiSha fleet, 81 ycs-
sclS,,-tGnnaac $1,000.
Union Of Steamship Owners fleet.
lIl vessels. tonnage $4,000.
There are many other steamers
owned by similar companies.
Japanese shipyards are turning out
vessels equal to The largest and finest
American ships on the Pacific ocean.
And the Japanese are turning out
more OF ;hcm.
In t;.t Chinese coast trade the Japa-
ncsc are ouiriClLg Great Britain
All these japanese ships do not do
y largo amount If business. but they
"rc dririE. Gthc. shipping out of The
field
The Jananeye are rcaching out for
passenger business. Tho government
frlEs The owners with big subsidies.
The earnings of Japanese ships
last year wotr rot satisfactory. but
the owners are extremely optimistic
aa 10 ;hc future
Maybe the laps are overriding them
selves, hut ii is obvious that the mo-
lives of the Japanese vessel owners
and the Japanese government is 10
force the transportation issue in the
Far East.
To do so. is the opinion of other
shippers, will require great care,
trouble, and, at least. preliminary
great loss.
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ANOTHER WONDER OF SCIENCE.
Biology Inns Proved TINT Dandrun IL
Caused by a Germ.

Science is DOING wonders these days In
medicine as we'll as in mechanics. Since
Adam lived. tho human race has been
troubled with dandruff, for which no hair
preparation has heretofore proved n sue
eessful cure until Newbros Herpicide was
put on the market. 1t Is a scientific prep.
aration that Kills the germ that makes
dandruff or scurf by digging into tho
scalp to got at the root Of the hair. WHARF,
II sapF tho vitality; causing itching scalp
railing hair, and finally badness. with
out dandruff hair must grow luxuriantly
II is the only destroyer of dandrurr
Sold by leading druggists. Send Toe.
IN stamps for sample to The Herp4.
eide Co. Detroit, Mich.
ALIENS DRUG SToRES HANGER &
GULlCK, SPECIAL AGENTS.
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Senate subcommittee which in 1908
investigated conditions in Alaska. The
removal of these distractions is Il pa
ramount condition 10 the develop
mcnt of Alaska
Vast Territory for Traders.
The measures taken hy the Canadi
ans show that they propose To hold
the Forty Mile trade il possible. Ac-
cording to the United States Gcolng-
zeal survey. The Forty Mile basin prop
or comprises more than 2.l00 square
miles. an are; double that of the
State OF Rhode Island, lis population
i'll 1903 was estimated nj about ounO,
but owing 10 emigration to the won
dcrfully rich and more accessible gold
fields OF the ranana valley, the NUM-
Der mas decreased. and now hardly rX-
cccds 711
In the absence Of good roads on the
America side. the trade of the min
crs naturally goes 10 Dawson. Prices
OF supplies in lie Forty Mile country
are consequently adnormally. high.
Sugar sells for - cents a pound. flour
at SIS iGr il one hundred pound sack
and bacon for 81 cents a pound
Winter Months Time for Freiqhtina
Machinery can only be taken in dur
ing the winter with the greatest diff
Guilty and AT enormous expense.
These conditions are responsible for
the backwartlncss of the Forty Mile
district although ii ranks as among
the oldest and r'nst reliable of the
Placer gold producers in Alaska and
Yukon Tcrritory, and without doubt
mas in store exceedingly bright and
prosperous days
With the conditions described re.
lleved the woriingmcn of the Forty
Mile country would live more com
iortably, more solely and with a re-
duction of at least 40 per cent i'm The
cost OF their living. and the next two
years would probably see the popu-
lation trcbled and make of Eagle
town only loss in size to that of Daw-
son.
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Shirt Waists

Carefully finished. trimmed with
Nalcncicnncs lace: long or shur.
sleeves. wide range OF pretty de-
signs, i'll all the desirable sizes.
e8e.
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Made Happy for Life.

Great happiness came into the
home of S. c. Blair school supcrinten-
dent. at st. Adams. w. Va, when his
little daughter was restored from the
dreadful complaint he names. Hc
says: 'My little daughter had ST. vi.
tus' Dance. which yielded to no treat
ment but grew steadily worse until as
a last resort we tried Electric Bittcrs;
and rejoice To say. three bottles ef-
fcctcd complete cure" Quick. sure
cure for nervous complaints, general
debility, female weaknesses, impover-
ished blood and malaria. Guaranteed
by w. Blair Langhornc's drug store.
price. Soc. . tu,th su
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Ladies .Manish Suits

Made OF Il good quality of white
linen. plain waist with sior, sleeve.
circular skirt, plated back and
front, trimmed with folds Of the
same, 1898.
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BUILT UP her HEALTH.
SPEEDY CURE OF MISS GO0DE
She Is Made VOL by Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, and
Writes Gratefully to Mrs. Pinkham.

For the wonderful help TINT she has
found Miss Cora Goode, 255 r. Chicago
Avenue, Chicago. H., believes It her
duty to write the following letter for
publication, in order that other women
afflicted IN The same way maY be
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Wash Skirts

The Brst skirt value of the sca
son. made of linen finish pcrcalc.
seven gorcd with plated side
cores. and nicely trimmed. $3.50
value for 98c.
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JAPAN TO RULE SEAS.

Brown Men Becoming Masters of the
Pacific Ocean.
In 1901 the total tonnage of .Japan's
merchant marine was 100000
The present total tonnage is 100000
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Ell Viaje del Papa a CandOIfo

New York. Julio 49, 3O1 p m
De Roma
tTaBadarse del Vaicano al Castillo oGandol
FL Papa ninuard
halaHe entegado6 SUI habiuaIes sareas i
III
Tto grave enmedad
alguno.
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De SOCIElAD.

Para Ci0Les.-Con objeto de pasar ALI
una corta temporada, han salido aver para
ell simpatico pueblo las distinguishes senori-
taa Carmen E Ines Guillermety, de San
Juan y santurce, quienes deseamos las
mas grataS impresiones en- 81 excursion.
AaeimociOn-La hay, y mucha, para
concurrir esta noche al estreno de Ia COM
panfa de opera. Mucho elemento femeni-
no de nuestra distinguida sociedad se pro-
pone asistir 4 Ia function que. resultara
esplendida.
subir6 & escena Ia delicada obra de
Donizetti, "Lucfa," que tiene en- San Juan
gran n6mero de entusiastas.
a Ponce. Ia bella ciudad del
Sud, en- la excursion que Be prepare para
81 dia "a, las monfsimas rubftas, safloritas
Bel6n y Maria Filippi, regresando al ST.
guiente dia.
RegresO. regresado Barceloneta,
los distinguidos. esposos Ruiz Balseiro, que
estuVieron de paseo en- el "Versalles'
anteayer.
Muy grace. .-Lo estd, en- Vega Baia, Ia
respectable anciana sefiora dofia BTaulia
Santana de Ddvila, emparentada con co.
nocidas familias de aquella poblaci6n, de
San Juan otras de Ia isla.
Deseamosle pronta mejorfa. g.
SEMPER,
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En- viaje 4 Rio Jansiro.
Nj. Dodge ulslta al g0bsrnador Winthrop.

Aver visit6 al gobernador Winthrop,
Ell i6ven americana Mr.. Ell. Dodge,
que vino San Juan en- un "yactR de
su propiedad. Trae 81 prop6sito dicho se-
nor de realizar un viaje Rio Janeire,
con obieto de asistir & las conferencias que
ALI Sc efectuan; pero parece que Be ha re-
trasado un tanto en- su viaje y no podra
llegar tempo. Ira Santo Tomas con
la intenci6n de contratar un vapor, de los
mas rapidos, probablemente de 10 gran
Compa1fa alemana 'Royal Mail" que le
lleve & Rio Janeiro antes del 25 de los CO.
Friente8.
Ell senior Dodge es un hombre muy rico
y no repara en- 81 costo del viaje que % pro
pone realizar.
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VElADA-LIRIcO LITE
raria en- Mayaguez
Dlcese que no ha pOdidO ain Insta-
IaIse Ia OfiCina para "a CuraCi6n
de Ia anemis.
Sc dice que don Matsa sspsra qus Sc euhran los
gastOs De las lRscrlpGlOnss para prsssntar
50 gallo tapadO.
(De nNestro c0rresporgaE.


Julio 17.-EI domingo pOr Ia noche 90
ceIebr6 en- 81 teatro una yelada lfrico dra-
matica literaria & banefcio de Ia comuni-
dad sSieEvas de Marfa"
Dicho acto fue inaugurado con I'm dis
curse pronunciado por don Jose de Diego.
Su oraci6n fu6 elocuentfsima arrancan-
do freneticos apIausos al auditorio. TodaB
las parties llenaron debidamente su cometi-
do haciendose grandes elogios de nuestro
particular amigo doctor Rafael Martinez
director esc6nico de la feste.
La sefiora Mota de Ramery muY feliz
en- Ia Interpretation del papal su cargo
las nifitas Irizarry Fajardo, Isf y
Luz, menfsimas en- el baile del morrongo
-Ha llegalo esta ciudad 81 reputado
doctor Duefo procedeDto de Las Marfas,
quien bajo la competente direction del
bacteri6logo doctor Gonzalez Martinez,
viene & auxiliarle en- los trabajoB de 10
oficina de la anemia.
Y aprop6sito de esta ofcina, Be nos dice
que no ha podido adn instalarse debido q
obst6culos presentados por 81 sefior Me-
nendez, alcalde de esta ciudad 81 70 men
cionado doctor Gonzalez Martinez.
ESQ mas tendran que agradecerle al Sr.
alcalde los pobres campesinos agobiadeB .
por esta enfermedad.
Sc nos asegu1a fdedignamente que Ia
administration Unionista de Ponce pro-
porcion6 On pocas horas todo 10 que de
ella fue solicitado para Id installation de la
ofcina de Ia anemia.
ESQ Sc Hama estar con 81 pueblo y con
la carload
Sc dice que don Mateo espera ques
cubran los gastos de las inscTipciones para
presentar el candidate tapado que 10 esAgu
hermano don Paacasio, que sera indiscuti.
bic impuesto.
iOido Ia GAIA, galanesl
La Uni6n de Puerto Rico celebr6 IN
espleudido meeting en- el barrio de Alga-
rrobo los oradores Gigantic, Delgado, Tru-
lilo, BIanes, Monchilo, Machado, Bellve,
Fruto Fernandez, don Luis Martinez,
muy correctos en- la oratoFia, mereciendo
enthusiasts aplausos.
Con motive degla combination que
en- la actualidad fraguan los Fajardistas y
los Menendistas diz que para romper Ia
cohesion de nuestro gran paTtido, asegdra
Sc que han vuelto celebrarse reuniones
privadass en- Ia Acadia en- cierta casa
con cierto jefe y cierto personaje que en-
sitio p6blico ha dicho que POGO se le i'm
porta que 81 partido Unionista Sc divida,
Deben recordar los republicanos que
este mas de una vez Sc ha intentado J
siempre tempo hemos dado 81 alto. iOjol
para todos, que estamos alerta.
-Ya empiezan los TVpublicanos pro
palar que hay que dividir los unionistai
para que puedan triunfar: luego ya sabe
mos de su deTrota.
Aver se le ha dado sepultura 4 Ia
respectable dana dofia Mariana Cuascd d.
Ar6n, madre amantfsima de nuestro muy
querido amigo y enthusiastic correligiOnaric
don Alcides, quien undo sus familia.
res, le eneargamos resignation por tan to
rrible desgracia.
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.INP0RTANTES CABLES
Oha VGz Ia Ley MarCiaI.

New York Julio 49, l3O .
Peebuo
ocks Warsaw a maFca q
En- ashss han oucdo los moine
Eaos proteidos
Com6ntase
C6n
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naran tambien, On los pueblos donde pro-
cediere, Ia nueva junta local del partido.
5o.-Las designaciones 90 comunicar6n
sun perdida de tempo Ia junta central,
autorizadas con las frmas de los secreta-
rios de las juntas locales Y con 81 Viato
Bueno de los presidentes, bajo pliego cer-
tifCado.
Cola Junta Central en- pleno, COM
puesta por Ia Central misma Dor todas
las JGntas de diBtrito, sa reunir6 en- San
Juan 81 domingo rs dc Agosto, 4 las tres
de la tarde sn Las ofcinas del partido en-
81 edifcio de Ia C6mara de Delegates.
Como cadR localidad tiene un representan-
te en- gu Junta de diBtrito Tespectiva, todoa
los pueblos de Ia isIa estaran representa-
dos Esta Junta Central en- pleno deBig.
nara los candidates para la C6mara el
candidate para RESIDENT COMMISSIONS
en- Washington.
La Junta Central apela ID actiYidad
y al patriotismo de las Juntas de Distrito,
de las Juntas locales de los unionistaa
todoE para que cumplan y hagan cumplir
las anteriores reglas, basadas an Ia ley
electoral VICENTE en- 81 Eeglamento de d
UNION DE Puerto Rico 6 inapiradas ca
81 mas amplio criteTio democr6tico y en- Ios
mas mobiles ssntimientas de equidad de
justicia.
San Juan, Julio 19 de 1906.
POr oEden dc u Junta Central.
PEDRO DE ELzABURU.
Eaogea aRio,
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NO1ICIAS.


En- breve cOmenzara publicarse en-
Bayam6n un peri6dico para Ia defensa de
los principles unionistas.
lei dia 25 & la 1.3O Sc recojer6 la
correspondence que ha de conducir & los
Estados Unidos el vapor s'Philadelphia'.
EN- Ia carcel municipal be encuentran
detenidos 55 varones y 16 mujeres. 20
pendientes de Eentencia.
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MAS MuELLES.

Esta- tarde Sc dara cuenta al Couseio
Executive de Ia solicitud de franquicia que
ha hecho don Carlos Conde ante 81 comite
respective para la construction dc un niue
lie en- 81 puerto de Ia ciudad.
Ia solicitud viene informada favorable
mente = fue presentada poE el Lcdo. don
Miguel Guerra.
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Paz en- Centre America.

New York, Julio Is, 130 p. m.
teminadodice dpacho
alSra entire las TpGbcas de Guatemala Salvador
Agrega deo obsan
d espeamne Hondury
POnSable del horrible deramamentO sangre habido
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Ell AsuntO DrGyfus.

New York, Julio 19, 100 D.
ngao Dyfrus
eerco aganos ofaaIe
I'm MnieliO de pd6
creard
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-19

Enirs lol p1aaslPllssA
padss qua k0nFAn con Inu
kaeia 81 Hotsl san Loie
podsnos rsfsrlrnos, PrsF
e perniso, = = tigs-ssut4
Sraa.
n0n Carlos ArmstronR
Ronca, P n.
Den =. Il. Tore, Ponea.P.R,
Doa ]. ~. Morales, Ponce,
Doa I. sl..l.i, Poass,R.R
Dea ErancilcO Para, RoacS
Pr
Doa A. sablrs, Poass, "a
Daa Ids u Pill, Pones, PR
Doa =. sauFi. Ponce, P. K
Don John +. FinlAYs -
d. EsalaAnAs San JuAz
Dsa A, q. Wsynoutb, So
Juan, P. r.
Dss RafAsl oisaa, san aJuAa.
R.h.
Dol Antenio ROiE. Huns-
ESQ, P. r.
psa Antoais L.SPs< HunS
ezs, P. n
Doa 4 Aboy, BsailsI, Ha-
Uasao, PA.
pca L1is huayos ESya-
Fael, E.A
Dea LV. CaEsa. XshlsaA
Doa Psars salauIYM.E
psa AE'Us EaEA y
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Trabaios de Exploration en- ell Mar.

New York. Julio 49, 13Op. M
= bsFno pe e. vista Dc lag fqes pdaa de bgquee dedo
cOocadas
dichss
Toxic ha ibrado
innumerab
Hotante ueha las p6rdidas eres udo
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Junta EscOIar de Toa Alta

Encontr6ndose vacantes dos escuelas
graduadas y tres rurales 30 hace presente
s los sefores maestros que deseen desem-
penarlas que 81 plazo para admitir sOlici-
tudes terminar6 81 dfa ~ de los corrien-
tes, dirigiendose Ia Recommendation al Pre-
sidente de Ia Junta Escolar.
Toa-AIta Julio 13 de 1906.
Pedro Ramon Morales. n,
Presidente de la Junta EscolaF.
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geleSS0 RoGeY para
Amilias, est0bleetd9
1aiO elplAn americana
que pafEOcinan las me-
Orea fauAtaias de Puer-
10 Rico
JneE0s - habita-
clones que compren-
den desde 81 seneill0
tlS sal3, dOrmitOrtO y
bA6O, ha8ta 81 mas ex-
tense de saia, S dor
BitOfios y banO.
Ad6ptase especial
A6nt0 para 1amiliAS
numer0saa y para IN
Wilias cOrtas.
CocinAala esDanolA.
9ery1oAD ospahol 3
AHA0Fs
n Hotel mas fresco
Ge NueVa York.
Contlene toda clhse
So Adelantos RodeR.
nos.
DirscOi6n p0r cables
~ MEAREA
NEW York.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-08-03
ALLEN NOT A CANDIDATE.
WILL NOT TRY TO BE CONGRESS.
MAN FROM THE THIRD.
CONTENT AS PRIVATE CITIZEN

Thinks There are Many Other Good
Men In District In Ranks OF Fusion.
lists Who Would be a Credit to the
District
Senator Allen has written that under
no circumstances will he be a candi'
date for congress from this district in
opposition to the republican who will
he. nominated at Fremont on August
1G. Senator Aliens letter, which has
Just been made public, is as follows:
Madison, Neb,, July 26.-Hon. ]. H..
Bergman, Creighton, Neb,-My Dear
Sir: Your letter written more than
a month ago has just reached me, and
| hasten to say that | cannot, under
any circumstances, permit myself to
accept nomination for member Of
congress am just comfortably sit.
uated again in the practice of the law
and am we'll content to remain n pri'
vate citizen. | am not rich and |
think ! should devote myself, for a
time at least, to the accumulation of
sufficient money to fortify my family
against future need | am not inap-
preciative of the kindly feeling you
entertain for me and of the many good
things that are being said about me in
connection with this office, but my re.
fusal is Interchangeable.
"There are many able men in this
district in the ranks of the fusionists
who would be a credit to II in the
house of representatives, and, no
doubt, one of these gentlemen will be
nominated and elected.
81 have the honor to remain your
friend, w. V. Allen"
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-08-03
LITTLE BOY HAS SICK HORSE.
Small Son of Mike Rinkel Stays With
Animal. Refusing to Eat.

The little son of Mike Rinkel, living
seven miles west of Norfolk, started
to drive to town yesterday morning.
He drove a team of horses which
seemed to be in pretty good condition
when he left home. Before the boy
had driven far down Norfolk avenue
from the west end, however, one of
his horses was suddenly seized with
a bad attack of spasmodic collie, and
he had to stop. All morning the horse
was very sick and in great distress,
though DR.. White, federal veterinarl-
an put it on the road to recovery.
At noon the little boy who had driv-
en- in, after sitting out in the hot sun
for several hours to guard the sick
horse and somewhat frightened by its
attack of collie, refused to go anywhere
to dinner. People in the neighborhood
offered him dinner but he steadfastly
declined staying by the horse, until at
length he capitulated to DR.. Whites
| insistence and ate.
The father was notified early in the
day and started to town with a fresh
horse to get the boy and outfit.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-08-03
MARKET LETTER.

The National Live Stock Commits
market letter last week, has this to
say regarding live stock:
"No change of note has occurred in
the market for good to choice corn
fed cattle, as the demand is equal to
the supply and prices are well main
tanned. The common and medium
grades show a decline of 10 to 2Oc ow-
ing to the liberal receipts of western
grass cattle. The prospects are still
good for fat cattle and we advise feed.
ing cattle of good quality, but would
ship others when most convenient
THE very best fat COWS and heifers
are selling about steady, while other
grades have declined 10 to Csc com
pared with the best time last week.
THE supply Of stockers and feeders
is only moderate, and as buyers are
not at all anxious, the trade is quiet
and inclined toward lower prices. Un-
til the corn crop is assured, we look
for an unevenly lower market. Light
steers, 1926 to $375; medium and
heavy feeders, $3.50 to $4.25, according
to weight, quality and condition
"The hog market closes weak with
prices about 1Oc lower, the bulk sell.
ing at $645 to $3.50. Choice light and
medium weight hogs being scarce, the
range in prices is wider, while the old
sows' and heavy packing grades gen.
orally are selling at a discount.
"As our readers know, we have been
consistent bulls on the hog market
ever since last December, and have
been right. We consider present pric.
es high, and while they may rule a
little better during the next two
months, we would not gamble very
hard in that direction, but operate
carefully and ship hogs fast as they
are ready, or when most convenient.
Western sheep prices have had a
setback of fully SOC to 75c per cwt
during the past week, due partly to a
bad mutton market in the east and 9
decided increase in receipts at all mar
kets.
Feeder buyers are placing orders
freely and there is good prospect o1
strong demand for all classes Of
| feeders.
I'VE do not look for much change
in the fat sheep market during the
balance of this week, but expect tc
see reaction and better prices within
short time.
This is the time of year for anyone
thinking about buying sheep, lambs o.
cattle to write to the National" whC
will keep them well posted and Civ,
them the personal attention"
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-08-03
FATS AND LEANS PLAY BALL.
Drummers at Pacific Divided up and
Crossed Bats Yesterday.

Fats and leans among drummers at
the Pacific hotel played a game of
baseball yesterday in which the fats,
by clever playing, won the day. The
score at the end of the ninth inning
stood ii to 10. There were two home
runs as features, one by Moulton and
one by Levine.
McPhail, shortstop for the fats, was
a star player and made himself fa-
nous by stopping the ball with his
fet Gruotte was a speedy twirler
Bennett had the grandstand's attention
for brilliant plays. Banderman was
one of the best fat batters. Dice, the
$4,000 order man, was on deck, and
MCAlCer was fine on third. Martin
dale for the leans played well at first
while Moulton and Rock made a good
battery with poor support. The leans
made fifty errors and the fats 100
Good plays were made by Kirk, Ra
forth, Rood, Rotter, Boggy and Butler
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-08-03
Road Notice to Land Owners.

To All Whom 1t May Concern: The
commissioner appointed to locate a
road commencing at southeast corner
Of section 33, town 81 north. range 3
west in Green Garden precinct, Madi.
son county Nebraska, running thence
west on the county line two (2) miles
and terminating at southwest corner
OF section 80, In town 81 north, Of
range 2 west Of the 9th P NJ. in Ne
braska, has reported in favor OF the
location thereof. and all objections
thereto or claims for damages must
be filed in the county clerks office on
or before noon OF the 10Th day OF Sep
tember A D. 1906. or said road will
be established without reference there
to. Geo. f. Richardson.
County Clerk