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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-21

nominia sobre ell credito ame-
ricano, en- Ell exterior.
Pero mientras escucha q
Roosevelt que promote domi
mar a los trust, Y aplaude la
arrogancia del magistrate in
signe que no teme a la encar-
res1stencia que han de
opener las grandes corporacio-
mes amagadas a la inaplazable
Y justiciera intervention del
poder Executive, olvida 6 desco.
noce que hay un trust que hace
mas daflo los Estados Unidos,
que desprestigia mas a la de
mocracia americana, que anon
toua mas sombras sobre ell Gre
ditto International y Ell presti-
gio moral del gobierno que pre-
side Roosevelt. ell decidido
|campeon contra los trusts, pero
que, sin embargo, consiente V
cStimula ell desarrollo de ese mo.
nopolio formidable del redento.
risnO, que tan eScaSoS. 8 mejor
diChO nulos benehCiOS naciOna-
les repOrta. Y en- CambiO TO
menta, hincha, levanta TN olaie
de abrumador desprestigio, de
mOrtales antipatias, inquietan :
teS repreSaliaS que enSombre-
cen ell porvenir vel presente
del pueblo americana, con lugu-
bres amagos de tormenta Y per-
|ceptibles avisos de tempestad.
Ese trust del redentorismO
que ha CdusadO aqui males tan
evidentes, danos tan irrepara-
bles es el enemigo mayor que
tiene el pueblo de los Estados
Unidos. Ell que mas atenta al
Credito de las inStituciones re
publiCanoS de esa federation.
V es tambien el que mas recelos
ha extendido Y mas antipatias
ha fomentadO en- Ell exterior
contra la politica de expansion
~ de conquista.
Ell trust de la burOcracia eS
un deSaStre naCiOnal.
Y contra ese no sc alza la fe-
rrea palabra de Roosevelt, con
ira eSe no reSuenan los anate-
mas EN- Oyster Bay, nj Sc pro
meten Y anunCian irreductibles
|Campanas. nj la Conciencia ma.
.cional alarmada ha prorrumpi-
do en- justaS exclamaciOnes de
protesta.
FL trust redentorista funciO-
na libremente. Y en- su contra
no Sc ha dido mas que los la
mentos de los pueblos oprimi-
dos, que estan siendO victimas
de la inicua exploitation.
FL trust mas peljgroso, Ell
mas intolerable permanece in
toe ado, indiscutido hasta ahora,
p0r los poderes nacionalcs.
Esa eS la triste realidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-21
ReVdOcjn en- d teFiIOriO bpasdolO de Acre
OBSEQUIOS 4 Ma. ROOT

Rio Janeiro, y de Junio.-Se .ase-
gura que ha estallado una rev LIE ta
en- Acre, capitaneada por Ell general
Placido Castro, Presidente que f46
de la titulada repdblica de Are.
FL gobierno proyecta obseqtiar L
Mr.. Root con TN banquete en- eI MI
nisterlo de Relaciones Exteriores.
ur1 bale en- Ell Casino ofrecido por Ut
embajador de los Estados Uniaos :
otro bale en- 81 palacio Itamaratv
que les dara el baron Rio Prln ID.
Mr. Root saldra de Rio Iar eiro s.
2 de Agcsto para Santos j San Pablo.
donde permanecera hasta III Il de al.
|cho mes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-21
LAMENTABLE SUCESO
UN NIN0 ESTROPEADO
GRAVE .DENUNCIA

4 las 0 del dia de hoy ha ingre-
sado-en Ell dep6sito municipal de es-
ia Capital, por orden del sef1or Juez
municipal IN :nuchacho que sc llama
Serafjn Ramos, de Santurce, y que
Segdn declare ha sido atropellado
por parte de la policla de dicho ba-
rrio.
Hemos lido 4 yer al dep5sito al
muchacho Serafin. siendo atentamen-
te recibidos por ell Ret6n de dicho
establecimiento, y despues de yer las
marcadas huellas en- la espalda y
brazo derecho de la flagelaci6n que
sufiiera el niII0. hemos tratado de
inquirir los motives y desarrollo del
hecho que motivara ell castigo.
FL muchacho Serafin, que aunque
de ounce amos de edad, aparenta
tener de diez 4 once, es blanco-
ltrigueno, y nos refirio los hechos
siguientes: que dedicandose el a la
compra venta de gallinas habfa
comprad0 una en- A reales de los ID
quet tenla en- su poder y que 4 ESQ de
las dos de Ia manana la lIcvaba en-
un carrito Ell OCCASION que pasaba tn
p0licfa, y. acercandose 4 q 1e pre-
gunt6 por que llevaba aquella gallina
.resp5ndiendole que la habfa compra-
do y Ia guerra para revenderla.
Suponiendo ell guardia que el mu-
.chacho habia robado la gallina, 10
.c0udujo al puesto de policfa de San
turce Ell donde seg1n declaration
del dicente otro guardia delgado lie
.peg0 cuatrO azotes con una correa
que 40 le dolieron gran cosa y un
.tercer guardia af1adiendo las palabras
de: dale lena que hay que estro-
.pearlo bastante procedio con otra
.correa doble 4 castigarlo en- la forme
que 10 hizo y de cuyas lesiones certi-
ica,el doctor Com 90 Brioso.
En- tanto que Sc fustigaba al nifio,
.atraido por los gritos, lego al puesto
el padrastro' del mismo, Miguel Vaz-
.quez. que por tratar de hacer yer la
inocencia del pequefIo fuG tanbien
.objeto de 0tro vapuleo, y despues de
.practlcar uno de los guardias clertas
.diligencias conduio los dos lesiona-
dos al Juzgado Municipal de esta ca
pital, ordenando Ell Juez la compare
cencia de los rcferidos, incluso la
mujer de Miguel Vazquez, a la Sala
de Justicia para el lunes proximo del
|eorriente.
Esta ha sido la revelation que nos
la hecho el nifio Seraffn. FL hecho
Ireviste suma gravedad y no debe ser
Idesconocido dc aquelfas autoridades
llamadas 1 .depurar las responsabili-
dades del case.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-21
NOta . de MOca

Durante Ia Ultima semana hemos
vlsto pasar por esta localidad al Sc
nor Mufioz Rivera con direction 4
Lares y en- asuntos polfticos. Tam
b1en paso por este pueblo el doctor
Barbosa en- compaf1a de los seffores
Abril Y Torregrosa.
~
Las cuentas municipales han que
dado cerradas desde el 80 de Tunio
ProXimo pasado, arrojando Gstas des-
puGs de cubicrtas todas las atencio-
neS, un superabit de setecientos Sc
senta dollars cuarenta nueve cen
tavos. ESQ demuestra que las ges-
tones administrative de uuestro
Alcalde son dignas de alabanzas por
ell Gobierno y Ell pueblo.
Don Juan T. Acevedo, miembro
activo de la policfa insular, ha sido
trasladado desde la semana pa sada
al pueblo de San German.
Ha quedado constituida la Tunta
Escolar de este pueblo en- la forma
siguiente: Presidente. don Nemesio
Gonzdlez; Secretario, don Leonardo
Vargas; Vocal, don Alcides Babilo
MIA; Tesorero, don Tadeo Charneco
Ruiz
Ha sido nonbrado Official de SAM.
dad de este pueblo, el doctor don
Juan Garriga, residente en- la actua-
lidad Ell Aguadilla.
FL Corresponsal
IuliO Is de LOO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-21
FL Cinemat05rafO Lumiere

Contindan con igual aceptaci6n del
pdblico las exhibiciones del cinema
t6grafo Lumiere. er Ell circo Otero.
en- la plaza de Colon.
La concurrencia, anoche, era extra
ordinarla. Fl circo no:podfa conte-
ner mayor ndmero de espectadores.
Las vistas fueron todas muy aplau-
didaS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-21
Nota del dia

dos nos trae datoS del diScurso
que pr0nuncio Mr.. Roosevelt
.en Oyster Bay, el dia cuatro de
Julio, Y recoge la promesa he
cha por ell Presidente q aquellos
senciIlos aldeanOs de que aca-
bara por dominar los trusts"
que han hecho tanto dano a la
naci6n americana.
La moderna cruzada empren-
dida por el Presidente Roose-
welt, contra eSaS granIes aSo-
ciaciones monopolizadoraS, lie
la conquiStado IN gran contin-
gente de nuevos partidarios Y
una gran simpatia popular
Roosevelt ia deSCubierto el
secreto de la popularidad del
partido dem0crata. V 10 explota
en- el propio favor, tai vez a des-
pecho de las personalidades sd :
lientes de su partido, pero con
el absolute beneplaCito de la
gran masa electora republican,.
FL pueblo de los Estados Uni
dos odia aborrece, abomina a
los trusts Sostenedores de eSe
brutal inverOsimil feudalismo
cue Suieta j los libreS ciudada-
nos de America d una explOta-
ci0n inicua contra la Cual no
valen rebeldfaS.
Y ese pueblo que asiste in
dignado al brutal espectaculo
que producer. a diario. los mo-
nopolios tan perjudiciales Y da-
IiinOs a las claSes iOrnaleraS Y a
la nacl0n en- general, ese pue-
bio que ha sabidO con horror
cOsas tan lamcntableS como los
hallazgos macabros Ell las ia
bricas de carne retrigerada, no
puede pOr menoS que celebrar
la resueIta actitud del PreSiden-
te Roosevelt, que anuncia So
Iemnemente, braVamente, re
sueltamente que lOgrara domi-
mar q los trusts hasta haCer
los inofensivos.
rs mucho 81 dauo que la
Naci6n han hecho esas gigan-
tescas cOrporaciones insacia-
bles; es muy deprimente ell con-
cepto de la hOnradez industrial
que han propagado en- el exte-
rior Menguado servicio han
prestado 4 su patria eSoS multi
millonarios, que han acaparado
segun irdlCa una estadistiCa
publicada recientemente la
cuarta parte del orc que circu-
la en- el mundo Esos moder-
nos CresOs enriQuecidos fabulO-
Samente a exDensas de la ami
quilacion de las pequenas in
duStriaS americans, esos ex.
tirpadores lie iniCiativaS que
han suprimido que han hecho
impossible la vida del mediano
industrial aumentando de un
modo inquietador Ell nume-
70 de los descoutentos, el de
los braceros a jornal, no han
vacilado EN- ocasioneS, como
recientemente Sc ha comproba-
do, en- arrastrar por los suelos
el buen nombre, la lama, Ell Gre
ditto de las industrias, de la ms
tituciones fnancieras, de los
productos mas renombrados de
La fabrication americana, po
niendo de relieve la falsa mo-
rali4ad, la desaImada ambicion
que contagia peligrosamente la
yesanica tiebte de csc nuevo
aspecto de la avarlcia en- crisis,
que no vacila nj ante los gran
des crimenes. III ante los es
candalos monumentales.
Pisn hecLo esta 81 gesto de
. horror, dc repulsion Y de asco,
conque el gran pueblo ameri-
cano la oidos los nombres de
sas explotad0res. de. los que
Ian afrojodo desprestig gio & ig-
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24

Diseases of the Eyes and Ears--I,l
ness prevented, Cross-Eyes straighte
Deafness, Running Ears. etc. Diseast.
Lungs, Catarrh, Inslnlent Gonsumpi
Diseases Of Stomach. Liver. Kidneys
Diseases, Palpitation, Dizziness. S
Breath, Heart Pains, etc. Tumors. Cane
Unnatural yGrowthR, Diseases OF WoI
Diseases Of Men. Deformities, Surgical
'erations If necessary.
Young, H6iddas Aged amd
Old Men H.~
Men suffering from Nervous 5DebI
Weakness. Lack Of Ambition and Ene
Backache. defective Memory, Dizzll
Confusion Of Ideas, Rad Dreams. NJ
ftlness, Pain In the Back. Limbs or El
rendering business failure. lalmr
den, biigbting the most radiant hopes
sweetest joys OF life and happy ll
causing diseased brain, heart. lungs.
ncys and other organs. Every rnans
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private and confidential, aud may add
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I Special Notice IL
Men who have been under treatmen,
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who trife with them month after mo
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out eifccting a cure, should consult
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cases have been treated by other dos
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cannot cure. ~ . --- 2 -, 5 a3
MARRIED PERSONS, or those con
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would do well to call for consultation.
Remarkable cures in old cases
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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24
FARM ME EcHANIcs NOTES.

Last Tuesday NV. j. Browne, repre-
senting the John Deere PloW CO., adj
dressed the three classes III farm me-
chanics on the subject of "Plows and
Plow Making. 4 a
Mr. Browne has been with the Deere
company for many years and being a
practical mechanic as well as. a man
who has operated the ploW in the field,
Il is thoroughly conyersant with every
detail concerning this important i'm
|plemeflt. W
He very interestingly described the
method of manufacturing the high
grade, soft center, crucible steel shares
and moldboards, emphasizing the great
care necessary in their manufacture.
These mold boards have made posi-
|ble the production of a perfect sco,ir
lung plow for the black lands OF North
Dakota. Without their invention and
perfection the present extensive, as
well ais thorough cultivation of the
richest soil lii our state would be we'll
night impossible 8sil. q, 81
|ss If Dante could have watched The cru
cibles, containing the molten steel, be-
ling taken out Of the white hot furnace
and poured into ii1gots, he would not
have had to draw So largely upon his
imagination in describing the Internal
fires. For judging from Browne de-
scriptiof Of the process, one would
Imagine modern pillow factory fur
mace to be quite good sized miniature
Of what Dante has SO vividly describ.
led.
ssvVaen the ingot has cooled sufficient
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24

q "A college song, Our Alma Mater
has lately been composed by Professor
Minard and set to music by DR. Put.
nam. The student body spent some
fifteen minutes practicing it last Mon.
day morning and all pronounce il
stfinel" Il ts N. ss III
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24
STATE PROMOTERS.

Springfield. Mass, Republican. Ii il
being heralded AS All amazing and scan
dalous fact that an Ohio corporation
should have issued and sold to the pub
lic $s,ooo,ooo Of stock and boiids Oh !
paid-ap capital of $fo,ooo. But Is II
any more scaildalois than the fact thai
numbers of the American states are
every day chartering concerns of jttsi
this description 7 Is It any worse fol
corporation promoters to succeed III
selling a lot of bogus securities than FOL
d sovereign state to place its Seal tipof
all attempts Of the kind which may pre-
sent themselves. whether they are Il
prove successful HI footing the public
sor not
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24

The girls bible class is in yer.
Aourishing condition, at present, ar1de
the leadership OF Professor Minard. 4
special bible class committee has beel
appointed consisting of Misses Holkes
wig, May and Morrison. Much. goo,
is expected as a result of this class
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24
DO You !.
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A valuable farrnl
Al desirable business IocatIon1
II "A site for a rnanufactory7
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A range for stock raising ,
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A place especially adapted for d !
& yard Z
IA cotton plantation1
A place where you can make .
flrpentit.c Of rosir7
Al tract for numbering camp1
u "A place for d truck farm?
A water power capable of indeI
expansion1
A residence In the finest cIiniat
the world 7
IA winter Or summer homer
Al section for sorguin or cane q
III ing?
In short, do you wish 10 live, do
ness, prosper and grow rich iii the /
favored section Of the United ST.
If so, locate iii the territory Of
Southern Railway and your wishes
take the form of q tangible reality.
The Southern Railway travcfses
states Of Virginia, North and S
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Missi
pi, Kentucky and Tennessee.
For maps, pamphlets, etc, comm
cate with
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24
CONVEYING AN IMPRESSION.

Washington Star: Why don't you
persist iii your refusal TO talk on prb-
lie questions ?'
Because, answered Senator Sorg-
hum, at The present time that IS the
stirest way to convey ain impression that
YOU could say something important If
YOU chose = s5@ 81 Ei
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24

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Hazel Salve. specific for piles. Get
the genuine. No remedy causes such
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genuine. Waldorf Pharmacy, s. "A.
Brownies. 81 sss
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24
Natures WAY lis Best.

~ ~, n - &. 3}s IS
Inc FUNCTION streng ening and tissue
pulidlng plan OF treating chronic, iinger-
ing ana Opstlnate cases OF disease as pur-
SUED Dy 4 pr.s Pierce, ls following after
Natures plan OF restoring health.
He uses natural remedies, that IS
extracts from native medicinal roots,
prepared by processes wrought out by
the expenditure OF much time and
money without the use OF alcohol, and
Dy skillIma comDination ~ Just the rlght
prOp0rtiOns &. =. .s.
n gseo M as ingrea:lenss o. pr. lJ,. Plerce.s =,
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and thrnah trn,Ihles and INF. Snrsron. M
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catarrh and ls;ndSed i; jsnanta = ,s' ii
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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-08-03
WAS MISTAKEN IN IDENTITY.
Much Sympathy for Dakotan Accused
of Crime.

Sioux Falls, S. d., Aug. "A great
deal of sympathy is being expressed
for Abe Moflitt, who is in the Union
county Jail awaiting trial on the
charge of assaulting Thomas Brady
of Beresford, with dangerous weap-
on on a public street of Beresford. At
the time of the assault there was
great mystery as to the motive, as
Brady and his assailant were entire
strangers.
1t now develops that Moflit's assault
upon Brady was clear case of mis-.
taken identity, and no one is more
sorry for the mistake than Moflitt, who
takes the matter very much to heart,
and who recently attempted to commit
suicide by cutting his throat with a
razor. Mofiitt has declared he will
never be taken to the Sioux Falls pen
itentiary; that he will kill himself be-
fore submitting to the disgrace of be.
ing a convicted felon.
Mofiitt only few weeks before get
ting into the difficulty started a
blacksmith shop at Komstad He ap-
or "ed to be a peaceable man and
ooca/ 'lany friends among the people
Ctelt .stad and vicinity.
Oh the day he made his attack upon
Brady, another party, who was a
stranger In Beresford and who is de-
scribed as having lost a hand and had
an iron hook on his arm in place of
the hand, became enraged at Motlitt
and twice attacked him. The last
time the crippled stranger struck him
in the face with the iron hook, cutting
cash over the eye that came near
proving fatal.
Snarting under the injury done him,
partially blinded by the injury to his
| eye, and probably rendered temperate
| ly insane by the pain from his wound,
Moffitt searched through the crowd for
the man who had struck him, and,
mistaking Brady for the man, assault
ed him with knife.
Moffitt has wife and several chill
dren. His wife is standing nobly by
him during his trouble, and on several
occasions has visited him at the coun-
| ty Jail Friends of Moffitt have inter-
ested themselves in his behalf and
will do everything possible to secure
his acquittal by the jury which tries
him.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-08-03
HEARST WILL RUN.
New York Man Will Make Indepen-
dent Run for Governorship.

New York, Aug. 3. 49, William r.
Hearst has decided to run for govern
or as an independent candidate. The
state committee of the independence
league, the Hearst organization, has
agreed to hold a convention Septem
Der II to nominate HeaIst for gov.
ernor, and to put a full state and judi
ciary ticket in the field.
The democratic state committee
voted to hold the next convention at
Buffalo, September 25.
Before the meeting of the state com.
mittee, William Connors of Buffalo
said that the meeting of the Indepen.
dence league would not affect Mr.
Hearst's chances for the gubernatorial
nomination by the regular state con
Vention.
I'VE will go ahead and nominate
Hearst anyhow" said Mr.. Connors.
THE whole Buffalo delegation to the
state convention will be instructed for
Hearst. Nothing can prevent Hearst's
nomination"
Norman E. Mack of Buffalo, member
of the democratic national committee
of this state, spoke in the same way.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-08-03
Patterson weds Fay TempIeton.

Pittsburg Aug. 3.-William Joshua
Patterson was married to Fay TEN
pleton in Ridley park, near Philadel.
phia. II was learned here that he is
the president OF the Heyl g. Patter.
son Engineering company contract.
ing firm of this city. Mr.. Patterson
was widower, forty-two years old,
and had no immediate family living.
The announcement caused no surprise
to Mr. Patterson's associates at the
Fort Pitt hotel, where he has made
his home Of late, and It was said that
he had been missing from his apart
ment several days o. w. Heyl, Mr..
Patterson's business partner, con.
firmed the marriage announcement,
and said his partner had been a
friend Of Miss Tempieton for a mum.
Der OF years.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-08-03
OHIO pROHIBS PICK TICKET
Divorce Their Party From other Tenn.
perance Organizations.

Columbus, o., Aug. 3.-In state con.
ventlon here the Prohibitionists prac'
tically divorced their party from
other temperance organizations and
adopted a platform declaring fer di.
rect legislation, woman suffrage elec.
tion of United States senators by di.
rect vote, and a more rigid bank in.
spection. II was declared that the
liquor traffic can only be cL7boi hy
a party organized for the one purpose.
The convention adjourned after MAX,
ing It's state ticket. which Is headed
by Alfred r. Hughes OF Dllaware
county for secretary OF state.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-08-03
lNSPECTS PACKING HOUSES
Norwegian official Gives Chicago
Plants a Clean Bill.

New York, Aug 3.--Dr Adolph
Jacobsen, chief veterinary inspector
OF the city OF Chrstiania, Norway,
who has been inspecting American
packing houses in behalf of the Nor.
wegian government, sailed on the Os.
car ii for Christiania During his stay
here he inspected packing plants at
Chicago. Kansas City and New York
The big plants which | inspected
were most cleanly and satisfactory In
their manner Of operation" said DR.
Jacobson. speaking of his investiga.
tlons at Chicago, which were the chief
object OF his visit. Before his de
parture DR.. Jacobsen remarked that II
his homo government acted upon his
recommendations there would be
much more American canned mea;
and barreled beef bought in this coun
try than had been heretofore. He
saw no reason, he said. to put any
sort OF restrictions upon American
meat products bearing the government
stamp.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-08-03
MICHIGAN DEMOCRATS MEET
Nominate klmmerle for Governor and
lndorse Bryan for President.

Detroit, Mich, Aug. endorsement
Of William j. Bryan as a presidential
candidate in 1908, the defeat Of a res.
olution calling on the national Demo
cratic committee to investigate the
charges made against Chairman Thos.
E. Taggart and demanding his resig.
nation II they were proved, and the
nomination of Charles H. Kimmerle
Of Cassopols for governor over Stan.
ley E. Parkhill of Owasso, the only
other candidate, were the features Of
the Democratic state convention held
here.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-08-03
ARMOURS BUY AT ST. PAUL
Take Option on Site for Big Pack.
ing House.

ST. Paul. Aug, st was learned
definitely from st Paul business men
that Armour & Co. OF Chicago,
through their agents, have paid down
about 100000 as option money for the
purchase of large tract OF land near
the Minnesota Transfer companys
yards lying in the northwest part OF
ST. Paul and partly in Minneapolis, for
the purpose Of building proposed
slaughtcring and packing plant.
have become aware of the companys
Intentions and are holding out for
higher prices. This stands in the way
Of concluding the entire deal.