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The Newtown bee., 1906-06-15

Earle Peck returned home, Friday,
after spending week with the family
of Q. S. Russell in Naugatuck.
, 1906-09-14
One way c%olonist Excursions Via the
Union Pacific.

From August 7th to october 31st,
special one-way s~econd-class colonist
excursion rates are authorized to
Butte, Anaconda and Helena, Mont,
$4,000.
To Spokane and Wenatchee, Wash,
and intermediate points, $3.50.
To Portland and Ashland, Ore, Ia
coma and Seattle Wash, Vancouver
and Victoria, B. c., and intermediate
points $500.
To San Francisco, Los Angeles and
all main line points in California, SIS,
!. " EMMoMS, Agent
, 1906-09-14
Our Wonderful Proaress.

The progress of methods of travel
and communication have o than
kept pace with the growth of the coun-
try. The telephone and telegraph
bring distant cities into instant com
munication while fast express trains
make trips across the entire continent.
In medicine considerable progress has
also been made, especially SO with the
Introduction Of Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, SO years ago. This sovereign
remedy has been the means of restor-
ing and keeping thousands of persons
in good health. Every sick "a or
woman should therefore try a bottle
at once and let it make them strong
and robust again. 1t always cures poor
appetite, Jour risings, headache, vom-
iting, indigestion, liver n kidney
troubles, female ills or malaria, fever
and ague Insist On having Hostel
ter's, and refuse all substitutions.
, 1906-09-14

GALVANIZED WASH TUBS AND
PALS FOR SALE. THE MAGNET.
29t2
, 1906-09-14
HoW's This?

We offer one hundred dollars reward
for any case of catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
f. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F,
]. Cheney for the last fifteen years
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and finan
cially able to carry out any obliga
tons made by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and ice surfaces of the system
Testimonials sent free. Price rs cents
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti
patton.
, 1906-09-14

CHASE AND sANsoRN'S TEAS
AND CoFFEES, STANDARD OF THE
WORLD. w. H.. HOLIDAY CO.,
AGENTS.
, 1906-09-14
COSBY LETTER
FROM ABOUT JELM
INTERESTING NEWS NOTES GATH
Erred BY REPUBLICANS LIVE
CORRESPONDENT.
Wedding of Mrs. odessa Heidrich and
Frank Lee on Sunday Written
About-Comings and Goines from
Every Part of the Section Covered
BY Excellent Report.

special 10 Inc IepuDnCan-
Jelm, Wyo., Sept. - weather
has been very favorable for the hay
makers this year, for they have put up
more hay in less time than any other
season.
George Johnson has resigned his po-
sition as stage driver, and Carl Smith
has taken his place.
Rob Pollock was a visitor at the
American mine Monday.
Mrs. Frank Smith, jr., and Mrs. Ell,
ton Mansfield, ST., were visitors at the
mine Friday.
Miss sylvia Porter has been up to
BoswellIs visiting Miss Ida Playa for
a few days. She went Saturday and
came back Monday. Why is it that
she wants to come and go with the
same stage driver?
Mrs. odessa Heidrich and Mr.. Frank
Lee set sail on the sea Of matrimony
Sunday. They were married at $50
p. m. by Justice Of the Peace McMul-
len, and Mrs. M. Pollock omciated as
bridesmaid and Mr.. Frank Smith as
best man. After the wedding an ele-
giant supper was served by Mrs. Mans
field after which the guests departed
wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Lee a long and
prosperous life of welded happiness,
Walter HiXon has gone to freightine
now, We guess that working around
sawmills don't agree with him.
Misses Susie Porter and Mable Sod,
ergreen were up to visit Mrs. Decker
Wednesday,.
A. j. Lindsey lost a pair of spurs, a
piece of tobacco and a picture. If the
finder will please return them to Mr.,
Lindsey, he will be rewarded with
kindness.
Miss Maud Pollock is trying to find
the sewing machine agent who went
through here about a week ago, she
would like to buy a Singer machine.
Walter Smith went up to the saw
mill yesterday and he promised to be
back but has not appeared yet. Is
something keeping him?
Fred Dobsou forgot to leave the key
behind when he went to the sawmill
yesterday. Why is he SO forgetful?
Webster Burg is breaking bronchos
he e high-topped slippers instead
OF spurs.
An auto-mow-hay (but it don') came
through here the other day. Was it go
ing some? Well, l guess.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Oviatt are going
to give a dance in the lear future, We
all hope it will be the 22d.
Wonder why John Porter comes
down for the mail every day? Does
he expect a letter?
Mr.. Schorke keeps a sack of fruit
on the seat when he drives the stage
1t is quite a temptation, isn't it?
A party of folks are going to star
for Fort Collins Saturday for a load O
supplies, the party consists of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Weber, Mrs. Porter. Miss Portel
and Mr.. Frank Mcdonald.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Oviatt went t
Laramie Monday to get a load of sup
plies for their ranch on the Big Lara
mic.
Logan McMullen has quit taking pho
%tographs, for some one broke his cam
era. PEACHES AND CREAM.
, 1906-09-14
COLLEGE MAIDS COLT
is HIGHLY PRICED.

The well-known Wyoming mare, Col
lege Maid, 2:12A, dropped a colt by
Bob Fitzsimmons, 2:07A, last June
says the Denver Field and Farm. The
colt was weaned when thirty days old
and since then the dam has won two
races in straight heats and is now
racing in Montana besides doing the
guidless-wonder act between times.
The colt is highly priced by the Irwin
boys who say that it is a natural PAGER
of great speed.
, 1906-09-14

WOODWARD'S FINE CANDIES
FOR SALE AT THE MAGNET. 29t2
, 1906-09-14
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

]. Harper returned from Walden last
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. w. Farrell arrived
from Cowdrey last night.
w. e. Carroll of Red Lodge, Mont,
was a visitor this morning.
John King of Dutton creek was a
guest at the Kuster last night.
Prof. Brown and Mrs. Knight return
ed today from a trip TO the country.
Bert Hoss of the Minbrook ranch
was among the visitors to the city this
morning.
Clarence Noble was a passenger by
the Sibylee stage this morning to the
King ranch.
Mrs. G. r. Taylor of Hartford, Conn,
was here this morning, a guest at the
Union Pacific.
j. e. Pugh OF Pueblo, Colo, and f.
II. Converse of Salt Lake were guests
at the huSter last nlSnJ.
James Owens of Morgan is in the
city and will remain until after the
county fair here next week.
President Fred A. Miller, who went to
Denver with his daughter a few days
ago., is expected home tomorrow.
F. j.. Carr of Denver went to Key
stone this morning, where ne is employ
ed on some of the mining properties.
C. j. Peterson, who went to Woods
several days ago, returned home by
the walden stage yesterday afternoon.
Paul Paulson and ]. j. Rice of Raw
Inns were among the Carbon county Wis
itors to the county seat of Albany coun-
ty last night.
]. A. Winkler, w. b. Emmons and
G. H. Balch of the Riverside ranch
were among the guests at the Union
Pacific last night.
Asmus Franzen of Rock River arriv-
ed in the city this morning, on the Los
Angeles Limited, and is under the care
of a physician here.
A. G. Detro arrived from the west
last night and was met here by his
wife from Jelm. They will proceed
at once to their home at Jelm.
Buck Burch of Elk mountain arriv-
ed IN the city last night and left this
morning for Keystone, where he will
attend to some business matters.
Frank Askins was in the city this
morning, having come to get some sup-
plies for the ranch and to assist John
Kunkle in getting his grading outfit to
a new location.
c. L. Thomas and wife and Mrs. ].
J.. Warren arrived last evening from
Boggs and were east bound passengers
on the Union Pacific last night.
W. ]. Burger and NJ. A. Burger, who
have been at the maneuver camp in
the interest of the Nebraska National
Guard, were among the guests at the
Johnson last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. u. Smith and B. F.
Smith of Pearl, Colo, were among the
arrivals from the North park country
yesterday afternoon, leaving today
for Evansville, Okla.
R. q. Hammond of Denver, repre-
senting the Remington Typewriter
company's office at that place, was q
city visitor today, among the callers
at The Republican office.
Mr.. Joel Harper, who was here to
attend the county Sunday school CON
vention, going from Laramie to Wal
den, returned to the city last night
and left today for Denver and other
Colorado points.
Tom Smyth, the painter, returned
last night from Ogden, where he has
been visiting for the past month. cog.
den is a nice place. said the jolly Hi,
bernian, "but there are others, one of
which is Laramie"
, 1906-09-14
BACK TO CASPER TO
CLEAN UP THE DOCKET.

Judge Carpenter left last Saturday
for Laramie to attend to some legal
matters that came up before him for
consideration, says the Casper Tribune.
He returned to Casper Tuesday and
will clean up the docket here.
, 1906-09-14
CASPER MAN GIVEN
LICENSE AT OMAHA.

A marriage license was issued We'd
nesday to Gustavus T. Brooks of Cas-
per, Wyo., and Charlotte Rodgers of
Sheway, Va.
, 1906-09-14
SUNDAY SCHOOL PRESIDENT
WAS CITY NISITO

Rev. R A. Lansdell returned last
night from Evanston, where he had
been to attend the meeting of the
Wyoming Baptist association. He
was accompanied to the city by Rev.
". H. Faux of Sheridan, the newly
elected president of the Wyoming
State Sunday School association, who
spent the forenoon in the city, leaving
for the west on the delayed noon train.
, 1906-09-14
SHOWN
ALL RIGHT
COLONEL BELL TELLS OF BENIFl
CENT RESULTS OF DISPLAY
AT THE CONVENTION.
Albany County and Laramie Attracted
Marked Attention at Good Roads
Meeting in Missouri, With Mr..
Bell and Prof. Buffum as the Lect-
urers and Exhibitors,

At the meeting last night of the Lar
annie Literary club, the program for
the evening was postponed because of
the unavoidable absence of Prof. Lee
and John w. Ernest, who were to
have taken part, and E. j. Bell, by the
special request of the club, gave an
account of the meeting of the good
roads convention at Ch%illicothe, Mo,
where he went to lecture upon the re-
sources of Albany county at the in
stance of the club. The meeting was
presided over by G. P. Arnold, the
president, who appointed Rev. Walton
to take the chair during the literary
program and Mr.. Wolfard to act as
critic.
, 1906-09-14
LOW STAGE

VERY LOW STAGE
OF THE BAROMETER.
The bank barometer this morning,
at 1920, recorded 22.77, the lowest
point reached for some time, and de
tered President Ivinson from a trip
to the country in quest of game.
, 1906-09-14
GREELEY CITIZENS ARE

VToTTTNI FHTGNDo TEHE'
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Graham and
Mr.. and Mrs. George VanSickle Jeff
Saturday morning for Laramie, Wyo.,
says the Greeley (Colo.) Sun They
will visit friends at that point and then
go into the hills for a weeks outing.
, 1906-09-14
DANCING CLUB HAS
RESUMED MEETINGS.

The Masonic Dancing club, which
took a vacation during the summer,
resumed It's meetings last night, at Ma
sonic hall, about twenty couples being
present.
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Iamara De Deleqaoos
CONTINUATION DE
LA SESSION DE AVER

Ell seflor Carri6n improviSa un dis
curse para defender d las Juntas de
Caminos que tratan de abolirse por la
secci6n 81 del proyecto de ley sobre
"gobierno Local, otorgandose todas
las facultades que estas tenfan los
Municipios de 10 Isla
Hace conocer del p1blico que los
sef5ores Secretario de Puerto Rico Y
ComisionadoS del Interior de ms
trucci6n han pretendido con sus de-
claraciones demostar que los puerto
rriqueIlos no sirven para ell gobierno
propio, Y que Gl Techaza tales afr
maciones.
Critica las excesivas atribuciones
que Sc concedierof1 anteriormente al
Departamento del Interior, Y rela-
ciona las acusaciones que la prensa
hizo uno de los Comisionados que
tuvo a un hijo colocado como Secre-
tario y dos hijas como maestras, Y
ademas el asuntosde la compra de ci-
lindros de vapor para las carret teras
d cargo de Obras Pdblicas.
Y pesar de que la ley Foraker no
.autoriza a Ia Camera para investigar
los despartamentos nj fjar los sueldos
los del Executive envian los presupues-
tos 4 la LegislatpEa con el fin de que
los nativos Sc hagan c6mplices tam
bien responsables de los derroches
del Consejo Executive.
El senior de Diego cierra el debate
con un discurSo de tonos altruistas de-
fendiendo la autonomia municipal Y
recogiendo la bandera que le entrega-
ban los municipios 7epublcanos, que
desea ban la abolicion de las Iuntas dc
caminos, por el fracaso obtenido en- las
mismas, dado el hecho de haberse gas
tado ell "a por ciento de los ingresos
en- atenciones de ohcinas y personal, y
ell por ciento en- las raparaciones de
caminos. @
Sc procedi6 luego votar por ista
la aprobaci6n, del parrafo Q de la sec
ci6n 81, contestando que no, los seno-
res Besosa, Delgado Gambia Cordo-
va, y que 81 IS sehores de la mayoria y
los senores Carri6n, Aponte y M6ndez
Serrano. dc la mino.ia republican,.
A las 4 y IS Sc levant6 la session a
propnesta del senor de Diego.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-02

$50 milesimas por cada mil pesetas.
Estos guarismos pregonan por name
ra evidentisima 10 beneficioso de
dicho aseguro de incendio, porque,
como Sc We, pagandose una insight
ficante prima al afIo, el propietario
tiene asegurado el capital represen-
tado por el valor de su finca.
Acerca de tan admirable resulta-
do, yo me permito llamar la atenci6n
de esa 'Liga", porque es empresa
viable el constituir en- San Juan una
sociedad analoga que bien puede re-
sentar mas millones de dollars.
De suerte, los propietarios estarfan
a cubierto dc las ierribles consecuen-
cias de una connagracion, siempre
probable y ahi de seguros fatales re-
sultados por la falta de un buen cuer-
po de bomberos, Con 10 cual Sc aho-
rrarian, los que hoy Sc aseguran, las
elevadas pr1mas que abonan 4 las
compafifas eXtranjeras, cuyaS pri,nas
suman muchos miles de dollars que
Sc extra en- del pals con grave perjui-
clio de su riqueza p1blica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-02

dos por descuido 8 mala fe de los in
quilinos son por estos indemnizados
al duefio de la finca con el valor del
gasto que determine la reparacion, y
81 no 10 hacen asf, Sc descuenta de la
fianZa. en- deposito.
A dar formalizacion por escrito a
los contratos de inquilinato vino la
Ley de Timbre del Estado. que. .cre6
un papel tinbrado especial para esta
clase de contratos.
Los morosos en- el pago de alqui-
leres no tienen aquf faciles medios
de burlar los derechos del prepieta-
rio, pues la Ley de Eniuiciamiento
Civil no da lugar, excepciones di-
latorias en- los juicios de desahucios.
no admitiendo cueStioneS de compe-
tencia nj incidentes de clase alguna,
nj puede apelar ell inquilino de la
sentencla que recaiga, sin que pre-
viamente acredite tener Satisfechos
los plazos vencidos que con arreglo
al contrato deba pagar por adelanta-
dos, sin conSlgnarlos en- el Juzgado
{ Tribunal; y sc lie tiene por desisti-
do de todoS los incidenteS de los
recursos de apelacion, cualquiera que
sea el estadO en- que Sc hallen, 81 du-
rante la sustanciacion de los mismos
dejare ell inquilino de satisfacer las
Irentas que venzan 6que deba pagar
por adelantado.
Este procedimiento, como Sc. We, eS
tanto o mas corrective Y refrenador
que el restablecido por Ia ley, de de-
sahucio votada Ell aflo pr6ximo pasa-
do por la Legislature de Puerto Rico
Y la cual Ley, al moditicar la anterior
vino a deSterrar la burla de algunos
Iinquilinos de todas las classes Socia-
les-hacia los derechos del propie-
tarlo Ademas, para contrarrestar
aqul las intenciones torcidas en- al
gunoS arrenda tarios, Sociedades CO.
mo la "Camara Mutua de Ia Propie-
dad publica en- Su Revista la rela-
cion nominal de los desahuciados,
con expression tambien de sus profe-
stones y tincas objeto de los juicios.
lConOcidos aSf estos antecedentes en-
las ohcinas de las sociedades, 1 elias
Iacuden los propietarios para infor-
marse de aquellos inquilinos dudosos
Y por 81 han sido desahuciados de
otras flncas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-02
Desoe Washington
Enero 10 de loco.

Mr.. Taft, Ministro de la Guerra,
es obese; en- este, como. dijo aquel
rey de Polonia que no cabia por la
puerta de su palacio, no hay deshon-
ra, pera ST molestia Hace tres me-
ses, el ministro pesaba 334 libras;
ahora Sc ha puesto en- 2o4 Y media
gracias a un regimen que, segdn Mr.
Taft ha declarado, comprende estes
clausulas:
Almuerzo. Seis onzas de carne,
magra, galleta de salvado, cafe pero
sin azdcar.
Lunch. Cuatro onzas de carne ma
gra.
Comida. Cinco onzas de carne ma
gra y cuatro onzas de pescado.
Muchas legumbres, de las que no
engordan, como lechuga y apio; pero
NADIA de aceite en- la ensalada. Y.
ademas-ha agregado ell Secretario-
hago unos ejercicios que parecerfan
ridfculos a quienes me viesen hacerlos.
Washington ha lefdo con asombro
estas confdencias de Mr.. Taft: por-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-02
ESFUERZOS NECESARIOS

Puerto Rico, como pueblo a la vi
da de los procedimientos modernos,
no es hoy por hoy campo fecundo pa
ra reCOjer con el meior eXito las si-
mientes de la accion colectiva orga-
nizada, porque todavia abundan ahi
personas apegadas 4 la traditional /
inercla, hija del empir ismo y la ruti-
ma que nueStros antepasados subor-
dlnaban sus energfas; pero la lucha
a que el productor Sc We actualmente
sometido, no puede menOs que ha-
cerle observar Ia necesidad ineludi-
bic de aSociarSe 4 los demas para
poder defenderse de las amenazas S
contra sus intereses. Empero, no
faltan personalidade en- eSa isla 4
quieneS no Sc OCultan las inmensas
ventaj jas de summary de aunar los es-
fuerzos de todos, para colocarse en-
condolences de una detensa facil Y
efcaz.
Los mismos inicjadores de la Lii
ga y los que, con perseverance, y
entusiasmo, vlenen prestandofe su
cOncurso desde que sc fund0 en- 1000
demuestran claramente el hallarse
compenetrados de la importancia de
la asociaci6n. Mas no basta la deci-
sion de un pequefo regular n1cleo
de convencidos para llegar consti-
tuir una institution muy fuerte, sino
que es precise que todos, 6 por 10
menos, la mayoria de los propieta-
rios dc casas en- San Juan Sc agrupen
dentro de los estatutos de la "Liga, >"
81 Sc quiere ejercitar una mas pro-
vechosa acci6n, a cuya flnalidad Sc
lmpone, ante todo la convenience de
aumentar Ia quota de los socioS, pues
OIo centavos mensuales por cada
p1so es un contlngente material har-
to pequef1o para lograr que la Lii
ga cuente slempre con los recursos
que reclaman sus funciones todas, V
sin los cuales solo tendremos una
association de bajo vuelo.
Y no Sc Olga que la "Liga" ain
contando con los esca SOS medios de
que ha dispuesto-hs sido esteril en-
su labor. Muy lejos de este. En-
sus iniciativas y gestiones ha a1can-
zado exitos muy lisonjeros.
Los intereses de los propietarios
de fincas urbanas de San Juan, por
ser constitutivos de una riqueza per
manente, demandan asl mismo una
constante deknsa por parte de los
elementos que la representan, de DON
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-02
Senor:

Esa Junta Directiva sc sirvio con-
ferirme Ell encargo de informarle
acerca de los propietarios de fnca S
urbanas de Barcelona en- materia de
accion colectiva, y, EN- mi prop6sito
de corresponder a tai deseo, voy q
exponer las observaciones que he
podido hacer en- este asunto; no sin
lamentar, de antemano, el no haber
realizado antes esta investigation,
como me proponfa, pero el estado de
mi salud, por una parte, y la necesi-
dad por otra, de acopiar los antece-
dentes indispensables, de consume,
determinaron Ell que ha sta ahora no
haya podido trazar las presentes
lfneas.