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NEW KATY TIME CARD

No. 500 Mixed. Tvs. Guthrie .... 1850 a..
m, ar. Oklahoma City 1880 .. m.
No. i06 Pas. lva- Guthrie ......i0:55 a.
m, ar. ST. Louis .......,.... 1880 a. ~,
No. los Pas, Tvs. Guthrie ...... 2'i0 q,
M. ar. Oklahoma City ...... $50 p. in
No. i10 Pas. Tvs. Guthrie ...,.. 7:s5 p
m, ar. Kansas City ...... $40 a. nt
No sos Mixed. Tvs. Okla. City. 1850 ..
m. ar. Guthrie .-...,..... .l0iSb p. m
No 1O5 Pas. Tvs, Kansas City. 500 p,
m. ar. Guthrie ............l0:l5 a. M
No l07 Pas. Tvs Okla. CITY. 1910 q
m, ar Guthrie ....-......,. i;i5 ?. ~
No. l0s Pas. Tvs 81. Louis. s;s2 r.
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ltut.1
Notice Of Application for Liquor License.
Territory OF Oklahoma, Logan County, IS.
Notice is hereby given that Harry
Weinberger has this day filed in the Of
fec Of the County Clerk. IN and for said
County, his petition, asking that IL
cense be granted him to sell al retail
malt, spirituous and vinous liquors on
lots 20 and "a. Block 81, Third Ward, in
the city OF Guthrie, In said County and
Territory.
II no protest be filed on or before april
27, 1906, MS petition will be granted
and license issued.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said
County hereto affixed this 29th day
OF March, 1906.
(sEAL) NJ. e. TRAPP,
s. County Clerk.
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SIxTp YEAR IN OKLAHOMA.

Drs. Clark & Ramally. the
famous Chicago special 1~A
lists. treat Chronic and kR
Private diseases OF both H
sexes. Cures guaranteed \
Consultation free.
once over les West E
Harrison Avenue. Guthrie. Okla Pho
No. t5s.
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The LEADERS HOTEL DIREcroRV.

THE LEADERS, HOTEL DIRECTORY.
style. Rate
Arcadia, Ponca City. American. t1.Oe
Hotel Hicks, Perkins. American. 400
National, Pawnee. American. zoe
Hotel Yost saltwater American. 2.eO
Hotel x. Ripley. American. i.so
Hotel Marshall. Marshall. Amer'n. $50
Park hotel, NewlSirk. American. zoe
Merchants Perry. American. 200
Hotel Charles, Gushing. American. eco
Brady, Tulsa. American. 200 & ESQ
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UNITED CONFEDERATE VETERANS
REUNION, NEW ORLEANS, LA.

THE FRISCO
for the above occasion will sell round
trip tickets at a very low rate. Tickets
one sale April %. 2s, "a. and carry final
return limit OF May Z. Rate open to
everybody This is your chance to see
the sunny South.
For fun information see the Frisco
agent or address.
f. e. CLARK.
Div. Pass Agnt,
Wichita. Kas.
ID. c. FARRINGToN
Trav Pass Agnt,
Oklahoma city. Okla.
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WANTED-By Chicago wholesale and
mail order house. assistant manager
oman or woman) for this county and ad-
jacent territory. Salary $50 and ex-
penses paid weekly expense money ad-
vanced. Work pleasant; position per-
manent. No Investment or experience
required. Spare time valuable. Write
at once for particulars and enclose self
addressed envelope.
SUPERfNTEEDENT.
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CONVENTION COMMERCIAL CLUBS
or THE SOUTHWEST At ST.
LOUIS, MO-, APRIL, l6.17

20 lhe above oeeasalon the
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-12
gE Ii C0RTg DB DISYRRo'
DEL DISTRIY0 JUDICIAL Dg SAN JUII, ?. 4.
Estadcs Unidos de America
lM Presiaente SS-
de les Estados Unidos.
EX-PARTB, Jusn nsrgarida

PoR cUANTo. ell abogado Don Ma
nuel Moraza Diaz, ha promovido a
nombre de Don Jnan Margarida. an
te esta Corte, expediente para acre
ditar ell dominic que tiene este 1lti-
mo sobre Ia siguiente fnca:
"R1stica sta en- ell barrie de San
turce de esta Capital sitio conocido
| por "Machuchal' compuesta de dos
cuer6aS veinte y cinco centavos de
otra, equivalentes ochenta y ocho
Areas, cuarenta y dos centiareas y
ochenta centinos, colindante por Ell
Norte, con la Succession C3lderon; por
el Sud, con Don Francisco Martina
por el Este. con mas terreno del pc
|ticionario; y por ell Oeste, con Cele-
donio Verdeio."
POR TANTO, habiendo ordenado la
Corte la tramitacion del referjdo ex
pediente Sc publica ell presente edicto
para que las personals que Sc consi-
deren perjudjcadas con la inscription
dc dominic solicitada, hagan uSo de
su derecho en- el teruino dc sesenta
dfas naturales contados deSdc la pri-
mera publication de este edicto.
Extendido bajo mi frma y sello
Official de Ia Corte, hoy ounce de Ju-
nio de mil noveciento -seis.-Jose E.
Figueras, Secretario. Por A. Marin
|Marien, Subsecretario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-12
Ell AMO DEL MAR

Nuestros dos bebes son smpatcos robustos
tQue mas puedo dese2r?
Nine. Fianona la miro con extraheza con envidia
tai despueS dirgo oos por encna de la cabeza
de Peg mirada fu6 perderse las tja1fas del
bosque ideal pensava sgui6 largo tempo e vuelo de
goondrna que daba vueltas alrededor del estan-
que rozando lgeramente las copas de los arboes sin
posarse ninguno huyendo al impulse de alas
refejo de la luz sobre las aguas.
-Si, dijo como habIando consigo nisma todos us
tedes conqustadores practcos Ia anera de su Ro
bnSon
Queren Vdes cosas preciosas saben cojerlas
Yo desearfa todas las estellas del cielo no Sc CO.
mo alcanzarlas.
va que haba v. de Archibaldo, dijo la duquesa.
9por que no lie consulta apuro?
Sente por V. verdadera estima sincera afeccion;
ademas es buen conceiero.
Su brazo extende por todas parties; sin duda no.
drfa ayudare desembrollar asuntos de Ia Argen
tina.
Nine Fianona hizo TN gesto negative
I'm POGO confundida af adi6
Hay un Inconvenience. -
Serfa para nj muy violento, que Mr. Robinson MI
desc Greer que 20 socitsba de e In apoyo material
-lPorquea
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-12
OPORTU MD ID

Sc vende MOLINO de 81 x so, doble eneranaje,
talina mayor 10Y la inermedia 9 y" ddmero motor
de s6lida construction abcado por la Gail
de Paris; orRo MoLlNO de 3a 7S doble engranae da
motor tpo baancn parael6gramo ciIndro de vapor
22 diametro 81 de de construction s0da ia
bricado la relombrada de Fletcher
london Derbi de Inglaterra.
Los molinos estan trabaando actuanente en- la Ha-
cenda Bnena Ffsta de la Carolina
Para mas inormes dirigrse la Capital q
SOBREVOS DE EZcUEFG.s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-12
eos v1zcoNDE f. NJ. DE VOGUE

eos vzCONDE F. NJ. DE VOGUE
lie amo todavia bastane, para condenarle mi prOpia
miseria7
Dfgamelo usted 81 10 sabe.
Yo solo Sc que soy muy desgraciada
He querdo demasiado 10 he querido todo
tendre NADIA.
Guerra vivr es fatal que vueva morir.
Desprecieme
Soy I'm mont6n de runas, verdad7 !no he aprendi-
do bien sufrir2
Las fuertss pequehas manos de Peg Sc apoderaron
de las argas manos diafanas, ambarinas.
-Cabecita local Esc1cheme
Seguramente ha interesado Archibald cuanto
puede interesarse por mujer. naturalmente.
lie babra v. turbado2
ST ESQ fuese, no Sc 10 confesarfa V. nunca. nj 81
msmo SC 10 confesarfa
Robinson es una bala de canon que pasa.
No es possible cogerla
ST alguna casa. sera con ctra cualqujera.
Esta n1anana cuando recorrfa Ia casa dando mis- Or
denes me divertfa los manejo de Luisa de Banne
leuse.
Con Sc que motive, cruzaba pcr el corredor ante
la habitaci6n de Francisco |. =
Isl hubiese v. visto que penador rosa
In peinador hojo provocative.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-12
kA0EESIA kEREkDA ANTIBMI0sA
DE J. M. BLANCO

Con 81 uso desapar>ce ell extrefit-
miento, indigestion, dolores de cabe-
"a, jaqueca, bills, zcido del est6mago,
en- general todos los desarreglss pro-
ducidos por el estomsgo 8 intestinos.
E@SmsaeSG dc Rk@mc@.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-12

Nuestros dos bebes son simpaticos robustos
tQue mas puedo dese2r?
The Washington herald., 1906-11-21
CABIN PASSENGER IS LONELY
Liner La Bretagne Sets Unique
Record On Trip Just Ended.
One CouDIe In Her saloon and a Sole
Traveller in the second Cabin.
Twenty-fOur Stewards.

New York, Nov. 20.-What was said to
be the first instance OF IFS kind I'm the
annals OF modern transatlantic service
was noted this morning on board the
French Line steamship La Bretagne.
which arrived here from Cherbeurg with
but two passengers. AIr. and Mrs. J. A
Gibbons. OF Philadelphia, IN the frs
cabin. and one Passenger. Pierre Lara
buru. IN the second saloon. There were
however. 1.065 passengers in the steerage.
For a time Mr. Gibbons said he and his
wife could not grasp the fact that they
were entirely lords Of all they surveyed.
but when they became used TO II the sit
uation was not half bad. They had the
run Of all the ship, and in addition they
had at their beck and call twenty-four
stewards. a purser. a chief steward. three
stewardesses, and all the other ship.s
officers.
When the question Of tips was broached
Mr.. Gibbons looked pained. and turned
the subject. Evidently It was the one
ny in the ointment, although he would
not say so What he did say was that
the experience was entirely unique. and
that II required no great stretch of i'm
aginaiOn 10 pretend they were poten-
tates Of fabulous wealth and power cr71is-
ing on their ship OF state, so TO speak.
The ships concert had to be given up.
for although Mrs. Gibbons has a good
voice, Il was found that the musical tai
ent among the officers was confined Ia q
fiddler and a baritone who could vvarbls
chansonettes
The Washington herald., 1906-11-21
CARS DASH DOWN MOUNTAIN.
Entire Crew Killed or Injured When
Train Is Wrecked at Curve.

Charlotte, \. c., Nov. 20.-Rushing down
! the mountain side at a speed OF from sew
enty TO eighty miles an hour. for a dis
tance OF eight miles, eastbound freight
train No. = was derailed late last night
at curve just this side of Old Fort,
y. c., thirty miles from Asheyille.
All of the crew were killed or injured,
while the engine and fifteen cars were de-
molished.
Owing TO the terrible completeness Of
the disaster, the telegraph wires being
thrown down by the impact, the news Of
the affair did not reach here till late
A mOuntaineer crossed the hill TO a teIe-
graph station and had the telegraph oper-
atOr wire the dispatchers Office in Ashe-
vile.
The dead are Fireman Horace West and
Conductor J. GreeI Wolyfe, both OF Ashe-
vile.
Engineer Joseph Doherty. Of Asheville,
is badly injured.
William F. Rowe, Of 63s Southside ave
nue., had his arm and leg broken. Both
may die.
The fifth member OF the crew. brake
man, whose name has not been ascer-
tanned. is suffering from broken arm.
Engineer Doherty lost control Of his
train. Should he not live. the reason
will never be knonw.
Wrecking trains from the Charleston.
as well as the Asheville division, were
sent TO aid in clearing the wreckage
The Washington herald., 1906-11-21
FLEEING, EDROWNS
Girl Escapes from Prison and
Tries to Swim a Mile.
COMPANION FOUND IN STREAM
Two Children I'm Mad Dash for Lib
erty from House of Refuge Attempt
to Cross Wide Tideway and Are
Caught in ley Water-One Is Res
eued, but Probably VIII Die.

New York, Nov. 2a-In a desperate ef-
fort TO escape from the Municipal House
Of Refuge on RandalTs Island in the
dark tonight, a young girl. Ina Williams,
was drowned in the Bronx Kills. tide
way a mile wide. that flows between Ran
dalIs Island and the mainland.
Another girl, Rose Frank, was found
by a boatman in midstream. She was
swimming feebly. but lost consciousness
on The way to Lincoln Hospital and may
die from exposure The girls, neither
Of whom was fifteen years old. tried 20
swim the distance.
The body Of the Williams girl was
discovered close to the Bronx shore. at
the foot Of Brooke avenue. Knowing that
she did not live in the vicinity, the police
surmised that she had tried 10 escape
from RandalTs Island. The body was
taken there and identified by the at
tendants.
An investigation disclosed the disa3-
pearance Of the other girl Rose Frank.
and from inquiries among the other chill
drep il was discovered that the two had
planned TO escape from the island bv
swimming across the kills.
At this season Of the year the water in
the East River and lower Sound. which
backs through the Bronx Kills, is SO cold
that the strongest men can swim in II
only for q brief time
The escape Of the girls and the subse-
quent drowning Of one caused an fume-
diate investigation.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-21
ASK A PROTECTORATE
Cubans Who Are in Favor of
Plan Point Out Benefits.
WOULD END ALL TROUBLES
Jose de Armas In Letter to Havana
Newspaper Voices Sentiments of a
Group who Have Definite Plan of
Bringing Peace to the Long-sufer-
ing Island.

Havana. Nov. 20.-The idea OF an Amer
lean protectorate over Cuba is formally
voiced in a letter in the Diario de La
Marina, signed Jose de Armas, who. It is
understood, is acting with a group in
sympathy with the idea.
The writer gives the reasons why II Is
unfair Of the United States TO expect an
independent Cuba 10 be a model OF order
and tranquility.
He argues that Cuba. with the various
elements OF social composition, and with
her lower classes uneducatcd and without
experience in a democratic form Of GOV
eminent, is bound 20 follow the example
Of other Latin-American republics. and
those in power are bound TO perpetuate
their power by violence. or the island will
fan into revolution. The cause Of Cuba's
trouble. according to Senor de Armas, is
political inexperience. not inferiority Of
race.
The mission. therefore, OF the United
States. IS ore Of education. not conquest
President Mckinley. he SAYS. would have
DELAYED the delivery OF the island to the
Cubans
=.
due ip the first place 10 the elevated IDEAL
ist sentiments Of President Roosevelt, and
in the second place to fulfilling the prom
ises contained in the joint resolution Of
the American Congress
The demands OF tho So and West
ern States, which produce sugar, tobacco.
and fruits, also had their effect. These
States oppose annexation, which Is i'm
possible.
The best plan, Senior de Armas declares.
IS TO maintain the republic under the su-
pervision Of the United States. instead OF
having merely the right TO intervene in
order that the United States should share
with the Cubans the responsibility for
preventing insurrections.
An official report shows that the Cuban
government has 2Sisi rifles. OF which
4.l2i were issued 70 the militia. and 16.-
81 are now in Havana The remainder
have not yet been located. bat it is conf
IDENTIFY expected that they will be found
when the Commission concludes its IN
specti0n in the interior.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-21
GIRL WRDS AS POLICE SEARCH
Miss Mary Scott Elopes to Baltimore
in Wee Sma' Hours.
BIuecsats of -Four Towns on Heu
Trail While She stands at Altar
with Escort 10 Ball.

Linden J. Swaine, OF 705 Sixth street
northwest. and Mary Scott. Of 81 c
street southeast, were welded in Balu-
more last night. while the police Of this
and nearby cities were looking for the
bride
Yesterday afternoon a sister OF Miss
Scott. and friend called to see Inspector
Boardman and requested him TO look FOR
her She said her sister had attended a
bail on Monday night. and had returned
as far as the front door OF her home
about 3 o'clock IN the morning. Since
then nothing had been seen or heard OF
her, and her disappearance was causing
the family uneasiness.
Capt Boardman, well versed in Cupid's s
wiles and familiar with the allurements
of the dance 10 the accompaniment OF a
military band. Immediately scented an
elopment, and had the marriage license
record searched. This developed nothing.
so he telephoned TO alexandria. Rock
vile. and Baltimore. the favOrite CTretna
Greens, but in vain
A few moments later he was told that
they had gone TO Baltimore. He com
municared with the Baltimore authori-
ties and asked them 10 find IL they had
applied for a license. Fifteen minutes
later Baltimore Informed him that the
couple had been given Ii license. The
family was reassured and easily recon
ciled 20 the match.
Young Swaine, who is but twenty-one
years old, is employed as a machinist at
the works OF the Murray Engineering
Company, Thirty-third and X streets
northwest. Mrs. Swaine is nineteen and
pretty.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-21
WANT A FAvORl ASK FOR IT.
Maryland Citizen Finds the Govern
meBt Most ObIiEiuE.
ec3al 20 The Washington Herald.

eH1ta+l 70 Inc " Washington Herald
Annapolis. Nd. Nov. 2l-If you don't
see what you want. ask Secretary OF
State Tilghman. Of Maryland, and then
sit back and wait for it, It will come
to YOU
A resident OF St. MichaeIs, who has for
years been able TO set his clock and "a
to bed by the booming Of the $50 .. m
gun at the Naval Academy. has lately
been unable TO hear it regularly and
being an acquaintance of Secretary Of
State Oswald Tilghman. recently wrote "a
the latter inquiring the cause. The Sec
retary Of State turned the letter over "a
Rear Admiral Sands. superintendent of
The Naval Academy. and here is how the
admiral explains the matter:
Slr-Reterring TO you letter OF No
vember j, 1906, inclosing letter from
Mr. -, 1 have to inform you that the
9:30 gun IS fired from the [. s s
Hartford, and the difficulty in hearing
II has been caused by the direction
Of the wind
= Orders have been issued TO have
the gun pointed down the bay. and il
Is hoped that it will have sufficient
volume Of sound to be heard at St
Michaels
d There is no larger gun at this sta
ton available
l. Hoping that this may be satisfae-
tory, and meet the wishes Of Mr.. -
am, very truly yours
JAMES c. SAND.
Rear Admiral L. S. Navy, Superinten-
ent.
II there are any NOR. residents Of St.
Michaels who have requests to file, do so
early and avoid the rush.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-21
IS LIVING AUToMATON.
Wife of New York Scenic Artist Ex-
lists Curied Up Like "A Cat,

White Plains, y. Y, Nov. pa sheriff's
jury. in charge Of three commissioners
appointed by County Judge Platt, to-day
declared Mrs. Marie S. Gros. the young
wife of Ernest NJ. Gros. the well-known
scenic artist for a number Of Broadway
theaters, insane and incompetent to
manage her estate
DR.. Schmid testified that Mrs. Gros Is
ike living automaton and that she is
utterly void OF any brain at the present
time. She lies in bed day and night.
curled up Ike a cat. and at times she
makes a noise like a wild animal DIR
schmid said that she is suffering from
progressive dementis. and that she is
slowly dying from the disease.
Mrs Gros has been an inmate of St
Nincent's Retreat at Harrison. on the
SOUND for several years. When she was
nrst committed there she imagined that
she had millions OF dollars, and wanted
TO give il away. She owns a large coun-
try residence at Yonkers.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-21
KOREA MORE PIOUs THAN U. S.
Shows 21 Per Cent Gain I'm Converts.
Against Here.

The Presbytery OF Washington held a
public service to commemorate the cen
tennial Of foreign missions established by
the Presbyterian Church, at the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church last
night
Forward Missionary Movement" was
the topic Of brilliant address delivered
by the Rev. DR.. Arthur ]. Brown. secre-
tary Of the Presbyterian board Of foreign
missions.
Dr. Brown referred to the increased
number OF converts to Christianity in the
orient, and the determined efforts of the
missionaries 10 carry on their good work
IN spite of ali opposition Particularly
great advances are noted in Korea, where
the per cent Of gain for the last year was
4 per cent, compared with 81 per cent in
the United States. The same conditions
exist in China.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-21

Ponce, Porto Rico, Nov. 2O.-Business
is at standstin here tonight, as the
entire town is in gala dress awaiting the
arrival Of President Roosevelt. who is
due early in the morning. There VIII be
a salute fired on his arrival, which viii
be the signal to all the inhabitants TO
assemble to welcome the first President
who ever ruled over the island
Reaches Porto Rico To-day.
San Juan. Porto Rico, Nov. 20.-Gov.
Beekman Winthrop and several other
prominent officials and citizens will leave
San Juan to-day for Ponce. where they
viii receive President Roosevelt when he
lands there on Wednesday morning from
Colon.
Extraordinary precautions are being
taken for the safety Of the President dur
ing his automobile trip across the island
TO this city, whence he will sail for
Hampton Roads on Wednesday evening.
Roosevelt suII President.
Kansas City, Nov. 20.-"Theodore Roose-
velt is still President Of the United States.
The fact that he has gone on the high
oSti2 anu ~ a AtAIl6A4 lbNAAAA y LgES ltA
incapacitate him. The President Is where
the President is. There is nothing but
legend about the President not being a.
lowed 10 go more than three miles out OF
the country. There Is no law upon the
matter. and repeat, the President is
where the President is and Theodore
Roosevelt is now, and has been conunu-
OusIy, since he took Office, President OF
the United States"
So declared Elihu Root, Secretary OF
State Of the United States, this afternoon.
Growing out Of the case Of the negro
troops at Fort Reno under order OF
muster out. the question was asked as To
whether or not the Secretary Of War
should not have appealed 10 Vice Presi-
dent Fairbanks instead 10 President
Roosevelt 10 have the discharge order
suspended temporarily.
There is a popular belief that the Pres
ident is forbidden 20 leave the republic
without transferring during his absence
his power 10 the Vice President As the
highest authority on the question. Mr.
Root was asked concerning this belief
He said the voyage Of President ROOSe-
velt 10 Panama had raised the question
in a new form for the nrst time, but ne
was emphatic in his declaration that
The President is where the President
is