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The La Jara chronicle., 1906-11-02
Department of the Interior,
Land Office at

DEL. NoRTE. Colo. Sept. q, lSb.
Notice is hereby given that Antonio Mon
tano of Conejos County. Colorado. has filed
notice of his intention to make final hNe
Homestead Entry No. 1919 made August 8.
1901. for the y f IA S w a and 4 w a
Section II and n w u w u
Section II. Township 81 North. Range East
y. n. p. NJ. and that said proof Will be
made before the Clerk of the County Court.
at Conejos Colorado on November 10, 1906.
He names the following witnesses TO
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of. the land, viz:
Felix {. Gallegos. a. Abelino Muniz.
Manuel Lopez. Hilario Ortiz. all of Capulin.
Colorado.
LEE FAIRBANKS.
Register.
First pub Oct !. Last pub. Nov. .. 1906.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-11-02
/ EVENTS OF THE WEEK

How about organizing card
club this winter?
Sharpless Cream Separator, 500.
The johnson Supply Co.
C. B. West of Alamosa. was do
ing business in town Monday.
If you have any news concern
ing yourself or your neighbor, send
it to the Chronicle.
l.. d. Eskridge and Sic Lovett
were passengers to Alamosa on
Wednesday. returning Thursday.
The small son of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. johnson, who has been so
very i'll, is slowly improving.
Luther A. Norland went to Ala
mosa Saturday night to attend the
big Republican rally held at that
place.
Walter Seyfer always has the
crowd. Why? Because he sells
the best goods and gives everyone
"a square deal.
Robt. Guymon was confined to
his home this week with a hard
cold. He is about again, however,
as good as new.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hige Moss pad
died their way into La .Jara Sat
urday from the Empire district
to do their trading.
Mrs. Edward Cruz left for Rock
Springs. Wyoming. Monday night
to join her husband who is en-
ployed at that place.
r. p. Mcdaniel boarded the
north-bo passenger the first of
the week for Denver where he
spent ii couple of days on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kent Mount. after
visiting several weeks with rela-
tives at this place, departed for
their home in Albuquerque Sat
uTday.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick, the cynosure of
eyes among the gentle sex at Ala
mosa, where he is head miller ut
the mill, was business visitor in
town Saturday
Hon. C. C. Holbrook, District
Attorney Pitcher, County Clerk
Bradford, County Judge Ruby and
F. w. Swanson passed through
La Jara Monday enroute for Con
ejos.
The Eight A. NJ. club were en-
tertained at the hospitible Lyons
home on Wednesday afternoon.
This club displays continual
growth in popularity. and its men,
bers are among La Jara's fun
loving people.
A free chance on IA $50 range
with every dollar cash sale or every
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-11-02

You may be an independent, )"
but you can't get along without
some of Gilbert divers luxuries
of life. He's got 'em all grabbed
when it comes to supplying your
table.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-11-02

A free chance on $50 range
with every dollar cash sale or every
dollar paid on account at The
johnson Supply Co.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-11-02

Ii your horses need shoeing
take them to Brumbly's. He'll do
it right.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-11-02
Notice for Publication.

First pub. oct. 5. Last pub. Nov. . Il
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-11-02

Buy your new fence for years to col
hinge Joint, the good galvanizing, the e,
that is not too hard nor too soft.
We can show you this fence in ou
superiority, not only in the roll but in Il
our prices.
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REVANCHAs De CuPIDO

En- Mount Vernon, NV Yolk, or
gan z6Ae ha0a "a mAs de un Si1o up
Club que 80 dsSign6 con 81 nombre de
sOlub de Soltsras,s del cual era fdndA
dora J direst0ra 10 81 oritA Bsile Ada
Metz. EatA inSIit Aciou, como 81 nt IN
bre 10 indicA, tiene pVr obieto eIIable.
ser Ardisnte propaganda eonIra el ma.
Ifimonio, porQue, ssgdn ls Corte fun
dAmsntal de la losiedad 10 express, no
hsy aobrs lA fAz de Is slsrrs hombre
digno do poser 10 msno de ningunA
mujer, El Club crecl6 m raviIioaA
mente en- imporlAusis = nameyCi a
decir verdad 90 nosAba que les mIem
br0s femeninos que los n.LssiAn
ersu evioenseI1susc rebs.tes 8. negl
eso matrimonial
Sin embE5g9, b G ssis nsssp, Gus
Una d. as ptss So syJ en- la Ieaei
d. Cufidc y q, < IS 4sa lGss.,s ca
ssuoosB nj Laa a. que e3Q or
Euiterou rscA t.ss s.; mas isr q esgC
ulsa column l s- ID s-. cs a..to "a
= Id6-ac- sa. 80. IA tlrlo
uu.61 ~ G. el.! t4 4sa.ra } ii
ress-r. O. ls 4z4s-s-e. 4a-en va
uuig s. S. .lts 81 .s aa-a c-ssanso
l. ts( e..s-r T-Cl4-- "a IA m.sm orr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-02
FIEsTAs DEL 4 De JULIO

Gran Bdik. Entire los :tshi ioa
seordGdos para la celebrAci6n del
Julio de 1905, hgurA IN BALE DE Ell.
0UETA en- 81 TeAtro de lA CiudAd Ell
que comerzark q las nuevs de Ia ncshe
del trea dc dieho mes de Julio,
Sc ha aecrdado vsndtr los palcos
Altcl J bsioS & einoo dollars eAdA uho.
Todas las personals que deseen s'gda
pAlco, 90 Asrvirsn indlcArlo oportuna.
msnte 81 Presidents de Ia Comili6o,
San Juito rGmo IL.
TodaE aqueIlAs perIonAI que no
hayan reeibido invitEci6n J gus as
conIidersn ssyesdorAs ella, ne ser
virkn avIsArlo con tismPo J por eseri'
70, dirigiendoae 81 P, o. Box 72s.
Por la Comiai6n de Bale,
HERMINIo DIAzi
Presidents,
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.OI' Gable
PARA LA DEM0CRAC|A"
La corte de Russia
de hecho prisionera

San Petersburgo, Julio 2.-En este momento la Co1te
de Russia practcamente prsonera de la revouci6n u
gandose dffc que logre sustraerse preston eercida
por Ell pueblo Sc redoban las precaucones para garant
la segurdad del emperador de su fama pero tie
confanza nj an los cuerpos mas ees de la Guarda
Imperial, La <DoumaS p rmanece reunida durante las
horas aborabes, todos los dfas acttud de reserva
preocupa los lees del gobierno que uzgan possible
gope de Estado po Intervention de las ropas que guar
necen esta capital
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-02
Anuncios de rep4blica
en- el inperio ruso

San Petersburgo, Julio 2.El partido reacconaro es
ia acudlendo ltimos para determnsr una
contra revolution Immediate Pide que dimita en- e aco
que nueyo goberno proceda rapidez enega por
que de otro modo Ia repubica sera hecho la pr6x
qulncena, sin que basten eyitaro odas las meddas
de defer sa. Fsta Ultima afrmc anzada los per6
dlcos ha causado honda sensation los ccuos potcos
y diploma tccs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-02
Iremendas inundaciones
en- la Gran Bretana

Londres Julio 2-Desde hace tres dias ueve de una
manera vista cas toda la extension de las sas
brtarhas. En- clertos puntos las uvas han producldo
lDundacones desbordamentos que causan dao immense
la agricultural Sc cuentan por muchos mlares e mime
70 de buees arastrados por los rios Hasta
hoy no ocurrieron degracas personaes E trdco esta
varas ineas ferreas uncionan di6cu
tad Los treues egan retraso Londres. Hay varos
puentes viaductos competamente destruidos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-02
En- FL BRASIL
PeFIina.

Cor unicau de San Pablo que un
dispar, de fusil hech0 por sl sargsnto
kells, della policiA, cRul6 una herldA
aI tenisnte coronel Nsgrll, instructor
frances y tambien lS;muerte instGnta-
nea 81 Eubtsnients de marina Naura.
Este crimen hA sido cometid) por hA'
berHele negado IN permiso 81 sgreIor,
Ell miniIt;o de FranclA entAhlsIa re-
clamsCi6n por dafos y peri isioS, &C n
tgR ell gobitrno hrali ero,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-02
lnglaterra y Russia
Actitud conciliadora

Londres, Julio 2-En Ia session del parlamento el sa
bado tmo, mnistro de negocos extrangeros Forengn
Office declare que gnora voaci6n de que hablan los
per6dcos ntentada por Rua contra e tratado de 1885,
ntenando forti6car Ia sa de <Aand> la embocadura
del Colo de Bosnia. 81 dscurso del mnlstro desarro
6 en- terminus concadores sosteniando obstante el
recho de Ingaterra que cumpan los acuerdos inter-
nacionaes resolution &c exgr que Russia los respee.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-02
BURLAS Y VERAS
Mayorla dscantada que Sc
reduce y achica.- -Muertos
yeleetores transformistas
PUERTO ARTURO FLAQUEA
<Acorszado> en- retirada., u
timo recurso. } arabe de
<Aguantatua.s

AL inisiarae 10 eAmpahs elsstofal
mostrabAn nusstros empecstadoss ad'
versarios polf.icoa grandes srrissa'
misntos; era cosa do DIR sus iaetan.
ciosas fsnfarrias, sus impsrtiuentes
alardss dc supsrioridad y do fuerza,
Peru no On vsno trAnscurre el item
po, deisndo tras ai amArgas y prove
chosas e1ssfiapzss,
AL entusiasmo dc aver sucsde el
decaimiento en- las alas .contrariaa.
Aquslla decantAda msyoris. squs
lla mayorla ahrlmAdora, tabuloss,
de haes cuatro amos, no pkrece....
So ha encogido, 90 hA achicado de
tal modo, que hoy 20 NOS prssenta on
sua verdaderas proporcionsu, proper
ciopss mfseras , ridiculas.
Y ed que 10 Ley hA restAblseido
gu imperio, , deiA ssntir 80 inh 'xible
psso, ID b'enhsahor& Ii 4 lsrcIa.
Nal que psss q los repu hlicanos =
, harto hahi& de peslrles -esss sfio
90 abstendr&n de votSr los muertos,
qpa ctras veses lea dierAn 8 prestsran
consiogsnta tan uumeroso.
lBan h4llados aE;ao on 10 psx del
los temenierIoa! DsiAdlos ahf tran
qlilos,
Tamqoc0 han de Aventurarse &
aonpArecsr ante las urnas aquellos
elect -tranaformissaG que cam
blsn, con facilidAd Aums, do iniunsn
ssris y da nombre,
Dasem2enar hoy oil papel de La
Presa en- los c. m!cios es exsonerse q
ser prsaa de los TribunEles de Jussi
els, doude Sc hAlla, al lin, deacubier
ta la estatua de 10 Legalidsd.
Asf 10 entien'en nuestros sdvsr
sarioS, sun squelloz ms rabioBos 8
intransIgentes.
Deoaen sua ardores telicos; sus
vfzsnse sus propaganda turhulentas;
aaqusa Puerto Arturo y el general
Stoeaser SO dIIpens & snsrsgar II Pile
| 2a...
he shi sl efseto producido por ell
resultsdo dc las eleaciones
Los prosedimlsntos antiques 81
chAnchullo, la violencia y el asrope
llo, eatsn maadadoS yecogsr.
NJ hsy sido mas que pars la Jus
tieis; yla JuGtisia esiA con nosotroE.
No hAAan "a les repub i:Anoa de
bombardeos nj dc esiones do mstan-
zas nj de exterminios.
La rsAlidsd refilda con las vsnaI
pompas de In rt.6rieA chs charers u
impone. En Vista dc clio, los Ssco-
razAdoSs eusm'goS spSgan suE tue
gos, sus tuegCs fAtuf 8, y vlraIdo er
redondo SO dsisn del BElusrie, tenidC
por inex xpugnSb,e hASGa hGce mul
POGO.
7 en- Maysgnsz 10 aituael6n q
presents igual que On San Juan.
Ants 81 fracAso trsmendo que lei
aguArds, a6lo queda un rscurao, VI
conHuelo & los republicGnoa;
Apelar 81 csleh6rrimo iarsbe d.
GgtGdntatdd.
Y msdioos y boticArios tienen el
su ssnc, q"s bisu puedsn Adminiat, ar
aelos ( grades dosis.
| Y ertrt col colu,.
/ 0auIs~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-02
kVISO 20LITICO

La DkMOCRACIA advlerts las
peHonss que mAndsn s3hssionss po'
lillcsa, que eBtEs no Sc publlcarkn 81
10 vlanan por conducso de los preli
3auteg do las JurtAs locales Unionis
tss, de correli gionsrioa prominentsI
elyas frmas se oonozeAn en- la rsdac
cl6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-02
UNA RECEPTION

Hoy 90 hs rep artIdo lIs in vitI cIo.
mes odeiAlss para 10 rssepri6n de Mr..
Root, IeerGtario de E,tado en- los ES-
tAdos Unidos. DithA recspei6n teudfa
lugAr on Ia Mansion EiscuuvA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-02

Esr de tedo, por los hsles 81 suito
del Eolterilm0, que Ia institution con
tIrusrA impAslble & despecho de las
dttscsioneI; mas no IerfA del todo sx'
trIf1 cue de un extreme ae pasSrA Al
otro, - cue es verdsd ipioVeriIbls
cue Ia priyssi6p % cAusA de spslIlo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-02
MATIEElO CIATRON

Sc eneusnGra en- elsa Cludad dssds
syer, puestro Qusrido amigo don Ro
Ssndo MatIspzo Cintr6n, prssIdsnte de
ls Csmara de Delegates, saludamosls
eArih9SAmente,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-02
Las carnes americanas
Fabricantes satisfechos

Washington, Julio p El <meat-inspecci6n b.> ley
sobre nspe c6n de produotos aimencos sabado
en- la Camara baja per inmensa mayorfa En- e ondo es
gradable para los que dedcan la ndusra de carnes
en- conserya que han ogrado nAur los representatives
decdendoes protger de la rqueza nacions Ell
6 sin embargo esabce penas muy durss contra los que
adulteren los almenos uicen materiales mproros ro
CyOS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-02
NOTAS AMERICANS
10 do Chicago, con motive do
las carnes.-Lo que dice
ell pueblo honrado
CONE ISLAND
Panorama de San Francisco.
Desde el incendio hasta la
restauraci6n.

III Sun do Nueva York, somentHn
do sn IN artisulo de fondo les impor'
tantfsimas imprssiones que On rela.
sl6n con el esckndalo do la earns 10
traimits 90 corrssponsal sn Londrss,
90 expresa do este modo:
<Contirds, sin inssrrupci6p. sl pro
esso do ennsgrecer ls reputation co
msrcial smsrisana "a 10 prensa eu-
fopss, Blep; el nsgosio .-ss negosio,
= nsdis tire pisdras & la fastorfa del
veeino. Los amigos sinesros do los
Eatados Unidos y do las institucioues
indspsndisntsa dsmocratleo rspubliss.
nas On el sxirangero, no dsbsn deaco-
resonance, sino Alensarse por eadA
nueva manifeataci5n de 10 decidids,
vivfsima discrimination americana de
puridear los nsgocios J ls poitiea
Cussts 10 que cuests, los Estsnos Uoi.
dos 10 proponsn cA,tigar la deshonrs
y ell abuso. Ea ocaaiones psgarAn los
inoeenssa y el cello dIstaneiar& Ia dis
creci6n; pero he squf ell tsxto que
AegairA nuestro pueblo: sDesa arecs
rl, por desol aci6n, IL copgyfgsci6n de
hip6eritss, y el faego conspmi q lol
tRbern6culos del Eesulsdcs.
xconsv Islspd ,ians nm npsvo ,
mar.villo,f.lmo espaeta,ule, dice The
T,r;l,,ne a. NaevkYo.k> egsn E,a,
eisao, es su mbs In 20 MINT /.
Al asnec,sdor y5& tpfnsanata cIu.
dad oonstrufde. III aolss. reduoi5a 4
nsyesas Y rseljljssde ,r nc4t-o
xTodo a,s X r..fes. IN ooat,o.
a,sn,os .c,ore. ea.s,s 80 ma dl,tn
tas T.lee.oo N ID a-j., :. nroora
ma. aso.ga 0m5 s.3 {, Do Ia
inceg sl6a, sy tue,dl, a!6n, deu.
&ruceidp. lrc 1epanl0o yesurssce,6n
de San Francisco.
xV,ene en al esptcta yulo iudion
ind6mitos, Y elyilizAdos, mineros. sol
Aaaos de- ambos sexes dsl ssalyati6n
Army,. shiuou, txoIorodores. yende
dores de Der eri5dicos, sl alcAlds Somitz
da In eiudad derumbada. etc., eta.
I'll Herald. do Nueva 70 K, publi-
90 el Aiguiente cAblegrama dc 81 CO.
rrssponsal On A!smsnia.
<Berlfn, Junio IA Ell t?nisnte 60.
rel Won Podbieliki, Ministro de sgri'
eultura, rue 1ntsrrogado hoy con ocs'
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La rep1blica dominicana
soGcita su dinero

New York, Julio 2.-El consul general de Santo Do
mDgo ha socitado del goberno federal parte de los
derechos de aduaD udados por los gentes de la dm
nlstrac6n aquela isla E deparamento de Estado
husa acceder esa soctud fundandose las causuas
de- convenio exstente entire ambos paises,
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30 vpusBBAA,
El sss eitAdo las coSasr & 10 piA
dc 10 tarde &c csrr6 el acto, rstirAndo.
90 los SIN. res Blondst, Anneyy ku'
iox para noti6oar q 10 Junta local
que, no eneonhaa adose una formula de
Arrsglo, 50 prsasntArA IN irtorme 4 =
JuntA Central J sstA resolverG en.x
trlctA iustisiN, sEg6a 10 que resulIe %
las dSclAraCiones y do los doeumsnt.a
que van & eximlnarse.
A las dos y media de Ia tArde 80.
Iisron hGcia 10 estAOl6n del tsrToeA'
rril los viaisroa de San ] uAn, llegAndo
aQuf & les oCho } media de 10 noshs,
CON IN retrAso snorme por CAusA de
las lluviAs pertinacss.
En- Manau habfA mas do SeiacIen.
Ios Correligionarioa en- el anden, sAlu'
dAndo y victoreando q 10 Union dc
Puerto Rico sus leaders con eAtre'
pitoso sntusiaamo. E aGiOr Mufcz
Rivera lea dirigI6 brevss palabrss,
eorrsspondisndo q aqusllA dsmoltra'
oion do simpatia.
En- Barceloreta, el diA anterior,
tambi6n 40 hAbfan sgrupAdo On 81 an.
den centsnarss de unio onistas. ElNaor
NuHoz Rivera pronunsi6 IN diIcurso
rGpido y vibrarse, deIde una plata.
folmA del tren,
Es probable que 10 Junta Central
90 reunA el microbes o sl iueves, pa
rA smpt1Ar sl sstadio de 10 sueIti6n
do Arecibo, que en- todo eAao earees
de grAvsdad, porqus unoa y otros,
ptristos y nlarinistds, 81 di6eIen en las
cAndidAturas del munieipio, votsf &u
como I'm Iolo mbre para 10 C&mara
y para reprsGen1Anls en- Warrington,
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El congreso americana
SuSpende SuS Sesiones

Washington Julio I'll Congreso de los Estados
Undos suspend6 sesones e sabado ratfcar con
veno entire la nac6n americana la repubca de Santo Do
mngo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-02
En- AREC|BO
Los sshofes Annexy, BlOndet
y Munoz Rivera visitan-
do Ia ciudad.
LARGAs CONFERENCIAS
Manifestations populares en-
las estaciones de Barcelo-
meta Y Manati.

RI skbado, sn el trsn de 10 tarde,
salisron haeia Areeibo los atiiores
Annsxy, Blondet y Mufioz Rivera, co
misionados por la Junta Central de
10 Union para sstudiar las dlsidsneias
locales do aquella siudad y presentan
amplio informe oral anita 10 Junta
mismA, { fin de que .ssia rsauslva 10
que estims mas justo.
So trata de que, exlstisndo dos
sandidAturas distintas, 10 del sefior
Marin y 10 del senior Perez Avlles, se
public6 una eonvocatoria los slecto.
res del partido, que dsbfAn rsur irse en-
asamhleas primarias el 10 do Junio,
On sAda uno do los barrios que for.
man aquella jurisdiction, con obieto
dc slegir delsg adoa que q 81 vez eligis
sen sandidaturas,
Las Asamblsas 90. eelebran , tu-
vo lugAr 10 convention, Psro los
amigos del ssflor Marin acusan do ina
vercionss serias & sus eontrincantes y
aolicitsn do 10 JuntA Central que anu.
10 los Aotos referidos, disponisndo
una nuevs convention.
Por tslegr.fo se sit6 desde squf &
los Wfi ,res de 10 Junta local para les
Q do 10 nochs. A ESQ hora estaban IN
las ohsInAs de dicha iuntA los man.
datarioa dc 10 Central, en- session pie
M, que dur6 hasta 10 una de 10 ma.
drugadA. Be sxplan6 10 defensa do
los Aetos realizsdos CON gran copia
dc dselaraeiones y dceumentos,
Citoss embellishments & los jefss
dc la frseei6n Marin para les nusve y
media dc lA mahana del domingo.
Aeudisron sodos y adsmAs quinee 9
veinte del gados dc los dIatritos ur
banos y ruralss. CualQuier intenso
dc Avener Gin entire las dos tendencia %
hubo dc desseharae por impossible y Ia
comisi6n 20 limlt6 & invsSti0.-
do q les psrsor'-
dose
PROF
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-01
H|bERN|ANS To
GIVE RECEPTION
TO IRISH PRIEST

Members OF the ten local division OF the
Ancient Order Of Hibernians. four mill
tary companies. and three divisions of the
ladies' auxiliary. will go TO Pawtucket on
Sunday evening to participate in a re-
ceptfon in honor of Rev Michael O..
Flanagan, the young Irish priest of
Loughlynn county Roscommon. who lis
now visiting thts country in the interest
OF reviving home industry i'm Ireland and
the restoration of the Gaelic language.
The reception will be given in Music
hall, Pawtucket, under the auspices OF
divisions !, and S. A. o. H., ladies' aux
Hilary, No. 3, and company b. Hibernian
rifles OF that city; No. 8 of Central Falls ,
II, Of Valley Fails, and TO- of Donsdale.
The affair will be in charge OF the offi-
GERS of the respective organizations, which
will consist OF a concert, with an address
by Rev. FIR. O'Flanagan on ireland s
Present Problems and through the
courtesy OF Misses Annie Bennett, O'Con-
nor, Barnes, Walker and McNally. scenes
of Irish history will be represented I'm
tabeaux form and Irish melody will have
a prominent place on the pragram.
The musical and literary talent will en-
clude many well-known artists. who hav.
volunteered their aid to make the event
a notable one In the history of Irish
organizations In thts part of the state
This will be the second visit OF the
eminent clergyman 20 this state. and
nothing has been left undone to give him
a greeting that will linger in the memory
OF those interested I'm tho movement which
he has so ably championed since the
founding OF the Industrial schools OF
Loughlynn
The Providence delegation will leave at
1880 in charge OF the following grand
officers: Division presidents and COM
mandlng military officers. state officers.
Thomas ]. Mathews. John Bsnnan, Mrs
Patrick ]. Kennedy; county officers. Ter
ence l.. Oats, John ]. Revens, Afhss Mary
Donnelly Miss Katherine A. O'Rourke
and Patrick J. Ffnneran; presidents, Mrs
Rose A. Moreton. Joseph A. Coleman
Mrs. Dennis G. Duggan, John L. Cannon,
Francis J. Dolan, Patrick j. Coegrove,
John w Doyle. Patrick McIoughIin,
Eugene j. Duiea, James III. Keegan,
Thomas brennan and Col Peter f..
Bowen; military -offleeFs,- MAJ Terence
McCaushey, Capt. Michael Roe. Capt.
Peter Egan and owen McGovern.
Thomas Hand. president OF Division No.
Z, presided at the final meeting OF the
committee OF arrangements and Thomas
OIL Brien, OF Division No. S, acted az sec
retary, and the various subcommittee
will meet this evening TO conclude the
details.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-01
BOTH FOOD
AND MEDICINE.

We like best to call SCOTS
Emulsion a food-medicine. 1t
is a term that aptly describes
the character and action of
our Emulsion. More than a
medicine-more than a food,
yet combining the vital prin-
ciples of both. 1t is for this
reason that SCOTS Emulsion
has a distinct and special
value in all wasting diseases.
There is nothing better to
remedy the troubles of i'm
perfect growth and delicate
health in children. The action
of SCOTS Emulsion is just as
effective in treating weak
ness and wasting in adults.
scoTT q BOVINE. .os Pearl Street, New Yort.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-01
SENATOR KNOX'S
IMMUNITY BATH
BILL IS PASSED

Washington. June 1.-What is known as
the Knox immunity bill" as amended
by the committee on the judiciary. was
measure was offered and reported unani-
mously from the committee after the re-
cent sustaining OF the immunity pleas
set up by Chicago packers.
The amendments were adopted by the
committee OF the whole and the bill was
about to be passed without debate when
Senator Daniel called upon Senator Knox
for an explanation.
The author OF the measure said the pur-
pose OF the bill primarily is to make IL
clear that the commissioner OF corpora
tions may compel the production or hooks
and papers OF corporations. notwithstand-
ing that the documents might incriminate
the corporation, and that the corpora
ton should not be given immunity
The bin as passed provides that tim
munity shall extend only TO a natural
person, who. In obedience TO a subpoena,
gives testimony under oath or produces
evidence, documentary or otherwise under
oath"
The senate also passed the Omnibus
lighthouse bill and the Military Academy
bill and was prevented from passing the
Employers Liability bill only by a mo-
tion at p. m. to go into executive ses-
sion.
Most OF the afternoon was devoted TO
consideration In executive session OF the
nomination OF Judge James Wickersham
20 the judge OF the United States court
for the district Of Alaska but he was
not confirmed The charges against him
which have prevented confirmation for
three years were urged strongly by Sen
ators McCumber and Hansbrough, Mel
son. Teller. Pettus and several others
He was defended by Senatars Foraker
Dillingham;. Bailey. Culberson and others
No vote was taken. nor did II appear
that one Is imminent. lie is serving on
a recess appointment.
Senator Kittredge Of South Dakota in
troduced the Copyright bill. which has
been compiled by the copyright commits
sion under the direction of Librarian
Putnam Of the library OF congress
The bill is intended TO be complete
re-enactment OF the copyright laws OF
the United States. with many changes
in existing laws TO make them more
nearly applicable TO the needs of the
present law.
The bill constitutes eight chapters. oc-
cupying 25 printed pages. The subject
is dealt with in the following order:
Nature of copyright. subject matter Of
copyright, who may obtain copyright.
how to secure copyright. duration Of copy
right. protection OF copyright. transfer
OF copyright and the copyright office.