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The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-25
IoMn ncnubIIcnn CampaIgn

Emetsbrug, Iowa, Sept. ga
great rally here today marks the
opening Of the Iowa Republican cam
paign. Speeches will he delivered by
Governor Cummins and other candi'
dates. The governor has recently,
returned from Colorado, where he
spent his vacation,
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-25
A Carnegie Library.

Ardmore, l. r.. sept 22.-The new
earnegies HbrsrS in this city was for
mslly opeasd toi tho public today.
Loss than p thousand books arc now
on tho shelves but IL is expected that
tais numbef will be greatly in creased
In a shari lime BY means of personal
subscriptions By citizens
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-25
Horse stock for Sale.

am compelled to quit the stock
business and offer for sale:
40 head brood mares.
IA head horses and mare yssrlinss
is head colts. tx mufes. 3 hcrses,
I horse ad ! jack.
]. E. HtAL. Claude. Texas.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-25
EXCEPTIONAL
OPPORTUNITY

as YOU are honest and ambitious, I
assist YOU in establishing an office
of your own; many are making from
~, 800 10 5000 yearly, in this busi-
ness. give You valuable informa-
ton that has cost me years of time
and many thousand dollars to OBJ
tain; I assist you in getting tho sole
agency for your town Of the biggest
and best Fire Insurance Companies
qualify YOU 70 do Conycyancng,
Mortcagiug, Writing ot Policies, co
operate and work with NC. Write
me today for free particulars about
h, New and Original Method. Fail.
ure impossible, Address,
OlmunA. Tarbell, South Bend Ind.
T-9.16.0i
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-25

1t arouscs energy DEVELOPS and
stimulates nervous life, arouscs the
courage qf youth. It makes YOU
young again That's what Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea win do.
80 rents, Tea or Tablets, TIL
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-25
pnne,a lrhrnIciAn nl

Rome, sent. ga consultation
has been held over pr. Dapponi, tho
physician to the pope, who is III with
cancer Of the stomach, Physicians
favored an operation except Dr..
Mszonl WHO thought the patient too
weak for the ordeal. 2
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-25
ADMIT MANY NEW CITIZENS
Thousands Of Foreign Born Residents
Vow AlISglanCe

TbOuANhuH OF forelkh npIu NNN'N"W
View AIltglahce
Leavtp~orth, Kan, Sept. 80 -
A special session Of the district court
h being held here today to issue q.
nal naturalization papers 10 those
forejtn,borp gs5idtnts who have pre-
vIourly declared their intention Of be-
coming eItiSehH, The foreign POP.
ulAuon here u large and II ia OK
peeted that Judge Fitzpatrick viii
grind out at 100 new citiEcDs' before
nlkht. The opening OF the court was
originally set for septniber 20 hut
the date was changed to obllge those
who desired 70 secure their citizen
ship papers before the new natnrsli-
ration law aces into eject next Thurs
day. After that date there viii not
only be more red tape connected with
becoming citizen of tho home OF
the free, but It viii cost more, as
the ice 'ior final papers will be rails
ed from 81 TO IS. Az today's hearing
the applicants are REQUIRED to ro-
nounce allegiance TO all foreign pow
ers, swear TO support the constitu'
tiou, make q declaration of belief
In order, law and good government
supported BY the affidavit Of two cit
iyens. pay over dollar and the thing
IA done.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-25
ehnrhes nonor rIkc,s Mcmory.

AVUNiNfN NNWiiNt ~ W
Colorado Springs, COL, sept ga
Pike centennial week will begin TO-
moron with services commemorative
Of the heroic lie Of Pike In all of the
churches throughout the state, In
most Of the churches tho singing OF
the Ode.to Colorado" viii form part
of tho services. Tho celebration will
be rormatly opeued here Monday
morning with agrcat military parade
and various patriotic exercises,
Tho advance guard of the great
crowds expected here began today
and will probably continue. without
interruption tomorrow and Monday
Extensive preparations shave beer
made for caring for tho visitors anC
II is believed that all who come ear
be supplied with proper accommoda
tlons At .areaSonsble price,
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-25
WILL ENTER POLITICS

Canada Trades Congress Ia Conyen-
ton Decides 10 Go Into Field
Victoria, r. c., Sept 22,--The
Trades congress in convention here
with delegates from all parts OF Can
ada decided 10 form an Independent
labor party to enter federal and To-
cal politics,
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-25

A hath cleanses the skin and rids
the pores of refuse bath makes
for better fellowship and citizenship.
Not only should the outside of the
body he clcansod, hut occasional use
oC laxative or cathartic opens the
bowels nd clears the system Of et-
rctc matter. Bost for this arc DC
Wits Little Early Riscrs Pleasant
little pills that do not grippe or sick
en-. Sold by l.. o, Thompson &
Bro. TIVE
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-25

Dr, j. Hanna, sEecialist on dis
sases Of the eye, ear, nose and throat
IL In his once In the Eberttadt build
lnE every day Iiours-.g.19,1.5.
aSti
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-25

For you TO en-
gage in the Real
Estate and Fire
Insurance bust
ness, no capital
'cquircd as long
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-30
EDITORIAL

Porto Rico for the focd Of the unfor-
tunate children confined in the cha
ritable institutions Of the Island, re
cannot refrain from making the most
minute inquiries into the repulsive
frauds which il is claimed have been
practised in the slaughter houses of
Chicago and New York.
On the contrary, it is our duty to
investigate, TO probe and examine
into the charges which have been
made touching this vital matter.
The defenders of the contract aver
ded for the furnishing of refrigera-
beef will doubtless attempt TO argue
that the proposed national legislation,
the Intervention of the government,
will protect Us against a REPETITION
of the abOminable falsihcatiOns. We
affirm that it will N no wise protect
us.
Such Legislation is only proposed.
At the present time theresis nothing
to protect Us, and on the other hand.
even if the bill. which Stablishes a
rigorous inspection of the slaughter
houses on the part of the government
and the health autorities, should be-
come law, we all know the opinion
of the President touching this law
which does not offer all the necesSa-
~ safeguards. ard which he has
characterized as deficient.
Mr.. Roosevelt ought. to know his
own people better than we do. When
he considers this bill incapable Of
bringing an end to the abuses which
have been unearthed, we surelv
ought not to be SO stupid as to belle
We that we will be protected and
guaranteed against all fraud and alb
uses on the part of those who have
given such signal proof of deeming
the health of the people secondary
and Insignificant consideration TO
their achieving great business sue
esScs.
The delay in calling an extra ses-
sion Of the Insular Legislature. will
make 1t possible to embrace among
the matters to be laid before that b0-
| dy, the reconsideration Of the mae
Iceptable decision given by the Exc
cntive Council for the furnishing of
refrigerated beef to certain charita-
bic institutions of the Island.
The including of the question Of
refrigerated beef in the matters 10
be brought before the extra session
OF our Legislature would, in a mea-
sure, justify the government in has
tilly calling an extra session At this
time.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-30

It appears that the decree convok-
ing an extra session of the Lcgislat-
i've Assembly is to be somewhat
delayed, but official rumors affirm
that the session will be inaugurated
on the fifth of July, after the Amer
lean national holiday.
To our legislators. the extraord-
mary session will afford an opportun-
ity for performing a good work,
which the country would hail with
approval, applauding the Intervention
of the popular Legislative body in the
unfortunate action taken by the Ex-
ecutive Council in one Of it's last
meetings.
Through a grave error on the part
of this important colonial organism
there has reached our shores the
menacing question of refrigerated
beef, a matter and problem which
have Of late deeply affected Amer
icanopinion and which still produce
protests and increasing alarm.
The leading papers of the mother
country continue commenting on tho
horrible condition of affairs, on the
reports which accuse some greedy
and rapacious handlers Of meat OF
criminal disregard; in the national
Congress protection has been sought
by the people against the formida bic
menace to public health and the
danger to eightySmillions of human
beings, and President Roosevelt, in
a scathing and admirable message
has clearly shown the ina ability of the
present law to protect lives and
health against the abuses which have
been brought to light and are pract-
jsed with the most brazcn impunity
The problem, as can readily be
seen, is Of the utmost gravity.
When Congress intervenes, pro-
posing Legislation which in the iudg
ment of the President is not sufficient
when all the leading newspapers are
filled with shocking details. when
the Amdrican people, almost as a
unit, are disgusted to the point OF
nausea with the sickening accounts
the incomprehensible resolution ol
our tutors touching the beef question
cannot be treated with optimistic
indifference.
From distance, it might be pos
sible to close ones eyes to the horri-
bic pictures conjured up when read
ing'the denunciations of the terrible
abuses in the fearless newspapers,
but after the approval of the beef
contract, and when we know that re-
frigeratcd beef will soon be used in
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-30
Fiestas Ell NOruega

Cristiania, 8 de junio.-Se Ia com
pletaao el programa de festas y cere-
monias para la coronation del Rev
Haakon VII y de la Reina Maud hiisne.
nor del Rey de Inglaterra. Llegaran !
Trondhjeim el 10 de JUNO y esperaran
alli la llegada de los principles en-
bajadores. la coronation Sc veIifi-
cara el p en- Ia catedral y la seguir6
un gran banquete regio al que Sc ha-
ilaran presentes trescientas personas.
Hoy celebr6 Noruega con fiesta ma
cional, banderas mdsicas ell primer
aniveTsairo de su separation de Suecia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-30
DE TABACO

De LA Fraternidad," de Pjnar
del Rio, del del corriente:
"N6tase que hay movimiento para
la compra de tabaco, 4 juzgar porque
los mercaderes recorren los campos
v sc vienen posando en- vegas de
punterfa, no solamente en- la terra
llama sino que tambien en- las vegas
de las Lomas.
En- la parte lie Whales, Sc han
efectuado varias transacciones en-
matules entire 25 y so pesos quintal,
para dos eseogidas cue hay estable-
cidas.
En- Santa Maria, Cabezas, Mulos,
Sumidero y Calientes, tambien de-
ben haberse efectuado varias com :
pras en- matules y en- escogida, pues
sabemos de varids que estaban AUS
tadas casi cerradas por no Set la
diferencia que habia entire mercsde-
res y compradores de relativa i'm
portancia, y esa en- algunas .clases.
Asi que recibamos las notas va
cuidaremos de publicarlas.
Tambien por San Juan, San Luis y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-30
Marina merCante

FL Tarapaca, de Iquique, trae Ia
Siguiente nOtlcta:
"Con capitales chilenos y ecuato
rianos Sc organizara una compafIfa
de vapores que hagan la carrera Ell
tire Colombia, Ecus dor y Chile. Ad.
quirira cuatro grandes vapores."
Y "El Ferrocarril," de Santiago,
confrma Ia misma noticia en- los ST.
guientes terminos:
"Se asegura que muy pronto Sc
realizara Ell proyecto de formar una
marina mercante ecuatoriana que ha-
ria la movilizaci6n de productOs en-
ire los puertos del Ecuador y Colon
bia y los principales de Chile y ell
PERI
Para Ell efecto Sc adquiriran cuatro
vapores grandes y comodos apropia-
dos para Ell objeto que Sc les des-
tinara.
La fundaci6n de esta marina mer-
cante, Sc hara con capitales chilenos
y ecuatorianos.
Ojala veamos realizado tan impor-
tante proyecto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-30
- enfermedad nerWi0Sa
de mr.. Roosevelt
Impresiona vivamente al pGblicO

Nueva York sabado.-Dicen de Washing
tOn que sc Ia conhrmado la noticia referente
que el Presidente Roosevelt sc encuentra
enfermo de los nervios debido al excese de ira.
bajo que IA tenido en las presentes sesiones
del Congrcso. que los medicOs lie han aconse-
jadQ una laTga tempoTada dc descansO durante
eel veranO.
la impresionado profundamente al publ
10 ta noticia dadas las simpatias con que cuen-
"a Mr. Roosevelt entire el pueblo americana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-30
MANUEL PAZ URDAZ
aNae6ls"6ap

RegistradoF de Il pF1f iedad substitute que
fut IL afHos on Areciho ofrece aus aerviciOs,
como Notarie, en- ArecihO. Bajos dc 10 easA
n6merO I8, ealle de IL Crus, 80 hace earge
dc pFesentar para sH inscription en- 81 Regis
tro de l. pFOpiedad del DiAFito rsnitiT
los respeOtivos interesados. lee aaeumentes
sH0 cen al ebjsts - IL eBviaR.
ARECIDO, PUERTO RIC@.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-30
OPORT TU NIDAD

Sc vende MOLINO de 81 < Co. doble engranae ca
eaiina mayor 10 la inermedia IA diametro; motor
dc sOda construction abrcado por la Gail
- rams; oIso hOilMo oe - Is dooe engranale da
notor upo baancn parael6gramo cilndro de vapor
diametTo POI g. de de construction G6da ia
ericado Ia TeEOmaada constructors de J. Fletcher
Aond0n Derbi de lnglaerra
Los mOinOs estan traba ando actuamentc en- la Ha-
eaenda BSe1G EfskS dc la Carolina
Para mas informes dTiRirse Ia Gapital.
s0BRLVOs EZQUEaGA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-30
Sc retirara en- e. Werano
4 Oyter-Bay
III Vice-presidente Fairbanks Sc en-
cargara de los asuntOs

Nueva York. sabado.-Se agrega los des
pachos recibidos de la capital de los Estados
Unidos que el Presidente Mr. Teodoro Roose-
welt Sc retirara el mes pr6ximo a Oyster Bay
en- union dc su familia con el I'm de descansaT
de las rudas tareas del gobierDo, que sc encar-
CARA del despacho de los asuntos el Vice-presi
dente Mr.. Fairbanks. que residira en- Was
hingt0n durante la aausencia dc Mir. Roosevelt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-30
SePvcIO Especial del BoelM Mefcanin
OABLEGRAMAS.
SaIida do los delegadOs
para Brasil
Embarcan ell 2 de Julio en- New York

Nreva York sAbado.--Se encuentran en-
esta ciudad los cnco delegados de los Estados
Unidos, que han de representatives en- la tercera
conferencia hispano- americana que que Sc
inaugurara en- Rio Janeiro Brasil, fines de
mes.
Sepreparan a embarcarse ell dia en- un
buque mercante esperan hallarse en- la capi-
tai braSiena ell ~ del corricnte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-30
Don Alfonso Y Ia Reina Vic
toria embarcan para
lnglaterra
Ell "Giralda" saIi6 aver del puerto
de FerrOl

Nueva York sabado. .-Anuncian de FerrOl
que el yacht de la marina de guerra espa1Ola
"Giralda" sali6 aver de Ferrol con rumbo Co
wes Ingaterra llevando su bordo los j6ve
mes monarcas de Espana Don Alfonso Y Dona
Victoria quienes pasaran un mes de su luna de
miel varias poblaciones de la Gran Bretafa
de la isla de Wright.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-30
e "CharIest0n" ha f0ndea-
do en-: New York
Saldra ell dla A para San Juan
de Puerto. Rico

Nueva York, sabado-Ha fondeado enta
manana en- este puerto procedente del arsenal
de Noford Virginia, el crucero protegido de la
marina de los Estados Unidos, Charleston, el
que saldra ell dia para San Juan de Puerto
Rico Rio Janeiro llevando su bordo al Sc
cretario de Estado Nj. Root, su esposa y la Sc
nOrita Root.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-30
PREClOS De COmPRl

Cueros dulces, de $I8.
Sebo de res, a AX 90.
Algodon, S a5H.
COcoS, SIS 4 IS nillar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-30
En- Paris Y LondreS
ne apIaude Ia entreWIsta de
los Emperadores de Ale
mania Y Russia
Creese favorable al sOstenimientO
de la paZ

Nueva Yoak sabado.-Informes proceden-
tes de Londres Paris. coinciden en- cuanto a
Ia acogida favorable que IA tenido el anuncio
dc ia pr0Xima entTevista de los soberanos de
Russia Y Alemania fines dc Julio pr6ximo
Sc InterpIeta como an an signo optlmista en- pro
del sostenimiento dc la paz universal y espe
cialmente entire los diversos poderes europeos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-30
e pueblo tribute una sim
patica despedida
4 los Reyes
Gran nGmerO de vaporcitos acOmpa-
panarOn al "Giralda fuera
del puerto

Nueva York sabado-T Tambi6n indican
del Ferrol que el embarque de los reyes Sc hi
70 en- medic de vitores y aclamaciOneB del pue-
bio entusiasmado, que demostr6 una vez mas sus
simpatia hacia Don Alfonso Dona Victoria.
Gran numerO de vaporcitos acompanaron
al "Giralda" hasta fuera del puerto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-30

GuAne Sc nota movimiento = Sc nos
dice que Sc han vendido varios Totes
precios de $28 a S32 asi como por
ell termino de Consolation entire 10
Y 25."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-30
IN conferencIa Sc efectua-
"a en Berlin
I'll Gar hara el viaje en- ferrocarriI
directamente

Nueya York sabado-Al propio tempo
que Sc conhrma Ia nouca dc Ia proxima entire
vista dc pOs emperadores Tusogermanos, sc
anuncia que se efectuara tn Berlin donde Sc lie
preparara una sOlemne reception d Nicolas II,
quien haT~ el viaJe directamente .por ferro-
carril
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-15
AcLARINC INJUsTICE.

To keep Oklahoma and Indian Ter ritory out of the Union unless New Mexico and Arizona are also admitted is an outrage. We have all along been among those who believed that Oklahoma and Indian Territory should be admitted as separate States. In area, in population and in all other respects each is entitled to Statehood a great deal more so than were some that have already become States.
 Separate Statehood seems now an inn possibility but that is no reason for preventing joint Statehood, nor is 1t any reason for trying to tag New Mex leo and Arizona to the bill. The fact is that the people of Arizona are vio- lently opposed to the proposition to join them with the mongrel population of New Mexico. and would rather remain in territorial condition than to be thus joined with people for whom they have little respect or fellow feel ing.
 As a matter of fact it was owing to the tactics and influence of Matthew Stanley Quay that justice to the Terri tories has so long been delayed. and he had selfish reasons for his policy. He had private interests in New Mexico and 1t is well known that he was man who was always looking out for him self. His property down there was not a good paying investment. but he knew that If the Territory could be admitted into the Union as a State it would vastly enhance the value of his new holdings. He saw that there was a strong and growing sentiment in favor of Statehood for Indian Terri torry and Oklahoma and he thought he could take advantage of that feeling anl lug in the other two Territories. thereby subserving his own private in- terests.
 Here was the inception and motive of the omnibus bill. conceived in in- iquity and kept up by Quay's influence. As a contemporary puts it he expect ed to drive New Mexico into the Union as a tin can attached to Oklahoma's tail" The scheme failed. so far as get ting his "greaserwood and cactus com monwealth" into the Union was con cerned. but it has succeeded in keep ing all the Territories out.
 AS a matter of fact New Mexico as a State would be no credit to the Ameri- can Union. If nothing but size was the objection it could not be kept ont, for it would be the fourth State in the Union in that respect but that is about
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-15
James Marion Sims.

Nashville American. A Nashville lady writes The Ameri-
 can as follows:
 Some day soon, through your edito- rial columns, will you kindly give us
 a short essay upon the discoveries made in the interest of medical science by pr. Marion Sims, of Alabama? I un- derstand there is a monument erected
 to his memory in some Northern city. | did Dr. Sims make? Of what value were they to humanity? Please give as much of his history as space will
 admit, and greatly oblige an interested reader" Dr. James Marion Sims was not an Alabamian, as many may suppose, all though he was resident of Montgom- cry for twelve or fifteen years, and it was in that State that he made the discoveries and inventions that made him famous. He was native of South Carolina, born ninety-three years ago the 25th of this month, and died in New York in 1883 at the age of 70. It
 was while practicing in Alabama that he first made known his hypothesis on the cause and treatment of trsmus nascentium, which he later demonstrat- ed by series of convincing eXperi- ments His greatest achievements were in the treatment of certain female dis orders, the use of the silver suture in a certain operation on women, and in devising, among other instruments, the spectrum which bears his name. The use of the silver suture was great | visited Europe in the early sixties, per formed the operation for vesico aginal fstula in the hospitals of London, Pa ris Edinburgh and Dublin. He also performed various operations on some of the notable women of Europe. With | aid from the State he established | pavilion hospital in New York for the | treatment of women.
 pr. Sims settled in Paris in 1862.
 where he had a large practice for two | years going thence to London. where | he practiced until 1868 when he re- | turned to the United States. He re- | turned to Paris in 1870, served as chief | surgeon of an Anglo-American ambu-
 lance corps and treated both French | and German soldiers at the battle of 1 Sedan Dr. Sims was the author of
 number of medical works, among them
 a work on uterine surgery, a treatise 1 on ovariotomy and a history of the | discovery of anaesthesia A bronze | statue of Dr. Sims stands ill Bryant | Park in New York City.
 Sins of Alabama, Ephraim Mcdowell, l of Kentucky, and Crawford w. Long of | Georgia. were among the famous Amer | ican surgeons of their time, and have written their names impershably in | the history of surgery and medicine. | Dr. Mcdowell performed the first op- | eration of ovariotomy, in the face of l mob which threatened him with death I if the woman died, while Dr. Long was the first surgeon to call anesthesia to l his aid, being the first surgeon in his
 tory to employ an anaesthettc in an operation The South has contributed | it's full share to surgical and medical | science and advancement, and highest | on the list of many notable names | stand those of J Marion Sims. Eph- 1 raim Mcdowell and Crawford w Long.