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The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-07-11
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Colonel Henry Algernon Du Point
who has been elected United States
Senator from Delaware, is distinguish
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-07-11
1T SAVED MY LIFE"'
PRAISE FOR 4 FAMOUS MEDICINE
Rrs. WIIladsen Tells How She Tried Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound lust
In Time.

Mrs. T. @. Willadsen, of Manning,
Iowa, writes to Mrs. Pinkham:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham -
At car truly say that you have saved my
life, and I anNut express my gratitude TO
you in words.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-07-11

A London paper gives away the secret
that Irishwomen's native shawls are
wholly made in Scotland.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-07-11

Marconi dislikes the word "mareoni.
gram" for wireless message
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-11
Para los que quleran ColOOaF
bien su diner0

Sc venda 8 arriendA sn Ponce, 90
10 sAlle ATOCHA, 10 mAs cenGriea de
10 eiudad entire lAa dos plaxAs princi-
pAles, un AlnAsen de mamposterfa }
MADEIRA del pals, de II pies 8 pulga
.daa s de trenie por IL cslle del Sol }
50 II pulgsdAs por 10 de ATOJHA,
trsn.e { les easAs de Enmsnuelli 4 G
r. vAldeaillA Hsm1nos L 9.
For tener este Almaeen dos ArFi
mos 80 hacs muy tGcil tAbrIsarls uni
plsn.a alta, contn Argnlo de nam
posIsr!a solamsnts. TAmhien una d
dos plantas mAmpoaserta sontiEua 8
Autsrior on IL calls del SOL. El gu
adou uisrA ssta propiedad tandrk u
busn iuSerss dc su dlnsro, P1rs ir
, liormsa diPigiFss { RATAE RIVER
EEIsL-asl IL Peass'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-11
IMPRESIOIES Y AVlICIAS

Ell msrsss pr6xImo 4 lss einco
de 10 tards 60 reeoge' su esta eiudsd
10 correspondence que sald'a 30 San
Juan en- el vapor Caracas para los Ei.
tsdos Unidos sl microbes l3.
Hoy 80 han inscriso an el Regis
tro civil euatro dtfaneionss y tres na'
cimtentoa
-Eo el dsp6sito mupisipsl han
cumplido arresto, quedando hoy sn
libsYtad, Eugsnio Hernandez, Ramon
Otnz, S'pforiano Gopza'ez, jose Rs-
mos Ramon MAldopAdo.
-En d'cho dep6aito hay hoy 50
hombrea y s muieres.
Nue,sro snlgo don Adolio Lss-
pier. elc2ide de Ia esrcel del Dissrito.
h. aslido hoy para San Juan.
-Hsn sido dsuuneiados suasro In.
dividuos por pslea alterar 10 psE,
RJEn vista del gan suceso que
hemos obtenido con las sm allaciones
an bu.t7s de fotogrsffss que ofrece-
mos 4 nuaasrA cliensels, nos eomnls.
cemns On prorrogAr hssts faes ds Aio
10 douAei6n de loa tcks;g qua dan ds-
rscho a la Adqdisioi1n d. dichas am
pliacionas. ssgdn eirsulsrqne con ssse
mntivo nuhlics mos sn Noviemors Pc
0 ssdo que rsmis'rAmos Al que nos 10
0 pids, -BAZAR OTERO.
Hoy 90 dla Dc in,crirc ones ' q Ia
Y lhora an que Q ,c-ib'm1A e'tM lineas $50
aon las 3 de- 10 tarde Sc obssrvA graz
Il .a lsncia de unloni.tas tteats a loi
n urscintos. Apsnss SO ven rspubltca
d nos.
~ al visrnes rrtxlmo ie' d 10 anun
i ciada nsata su al tAasro, Los alum
nos de Ia tttQh School qusse grsduafd d.
70 son: Juan DiAz, Osvaldo 6 oico, An
10 tonic Mayoral, CArmen O'six Anto
10 nio 8. Omro. L. Perez Ma'chand, Jc
lac M. Suarez y Gil Velsxluez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-11

Parque de Bomhsros; fxwacc On do
bssurss, ada li.l lon d, med!cinas y
dsmas artfsul,a reossarios tn . Far
macia munioiEa', y traRlacl6n de en-
fermos y cadsvsres.
Acsa de reospci6n defaitlvA de- In
taIea do 10 Gale Uni6n esquins 4 Rel
No, Aprobado.
Easrito Dc don 10 8 Rivera soliOl'
ssndo permls2 gratls para traslada,
una casa. A2robsdo.
E,erito dc Lorenzo A gsrin . III
sitaado Que so rsbsis 10 quota asig
NADIA On 10 teriiA & 10 matAnza d.
csrdor. Sc Aeord6 senalAr Is etvs
para los csrdos que peasn msnos &
una Arroba y so para los dema'.
Acta do subNta dc una veria d
hero para sl Parque de Bomberol
AprobAda.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-11
| ANT|NEON LOG HER |
Local Board Of Charlie,
Ponce, Porto Rico.
4 los intsresados

Para "a meior rsaliSaei6n se ds Ia
mayor publicidad aSsrsA de 10 DIS
TRIBUCIoN dc los servisIos que prsstsn
loE Isfiores Aedicos Auxllisres dc Ss'
nidad de Ponce, DiariAmenlento
ineluao los diAs de fiesta,
Mdaana: de 9k IL. ConsullA en
10 Policlinisa tHospissl Troochsl, A
les II, asisteneiH domicliAr & los 90,
ermoa cuyos sueargados dsjsu la d.
rscai6o So 81 Hospital Triaoche.
1Grds; de as. ConsultA ca Ia
PoliclinisA de, Hospital Trlsoche po
Medieo Inferno del Hospital. De 81 &
S, inspection dc la matAnsa en- 81 me-.
IAdero por el Auxilisr do sAnidad
snsArgkdo del servieio medleo ds todo
el distriso Ossso de ls eiut4d. A les
S, nuevA AsisleueiA domiel lAria ilImi'
tAdA con el n6usro de u. euiermo {
suyos eocsrgsdoS dsiGrAn lA direosi6r
en el hoapitAl,
NOehS; dc 5G6a a, N. Sarvielo pa
re los pobreI por sl heiieo intern
del Hospital. viSitss do urgenel
: uuaudo 10 reQuisrA sl ssso, Isrk
y igualmsnle pressAdA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-11
ENTU}|ASMO POl|T|cO

Conforms transcurren los dias W
aum msntando 10 sfsrvssc ,rotA polislca.
Sc conoce qus las eleeei onea e,tsn
pr6x'mrs, por este ,in ole dstalle, ain
nee y lad do que nos hiemos en- ell
oalend arlo para buacAr el mes do NJ.
vlembre,
Esio 90 observs, sch 9 todo, los
visrnea y las sabsdos, CON mot'vo de
las in,esIps!ones,
En- loa a'rededores do 10 plaza
principal 90 iormAu grupos, por 10
ncehs, e1mentsndo los sucea9a del
dfa.
No hwy que prsguntar la Fl 'isci6n
politica de los que 10 reunen On las In
mediaslonss del esta b col imtento de Ca.
sails. Son rspublicsnos.
CuAcdo 90 Acercan lAs horas d.
inseribirse unos y osros, 90 bastani'
CON i el var deafalar por las GALES
diez, ounce, vel +, hombrea y veeei
much1s n a., Andando con aire mar
cial 4 ncdo do batAllones y llevand'
an o. pecho un dlstintivc, que express
bien a las clArss el partido & que per
tenscsn,
Son electorss unionistas, que b'
, | ian de los campos para inseribirae.
EitabAdo d tlmo pre.enciamos d
ds.Rle de eaos, capitaneado por nue.
tros am COS Aurelio Dapena y CArl'
Soler.
' B.biA que YER Ia slsgrfa y el Q
tuaissmo que rebosaba en- el rost
de todoa ellos.
s. explies perfect, m ,nte,
" UuionistAs son triunfos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-11

Sibad0 9.-Manana dAr& su con.
clerto. en- el Casino, oil i6ven pianista
haitiano Mr. Justin Ellie. El progra
ma as de riguroso csr&cssr a,'co.
sera ana fiesta musicul dc buen sono,
& 10 que acudira lio duda, numerosA
90 nourrenaia.
Al mi.in uniopis!a que 80 Gee
hrss& maj ana ca los Pan9anos aais'
.irAn eorreligionarios de todAs las
sub iuntss constituidas on Ponce, Asi
dc los harrios urbsnos como de los
rurAles, Sera una imponents NANTES
taci6n de fuerzas en- que Ia y Uni6n
pondrk de relievs las exltos qua ha
AleAr zAdo au propsgards en- estA CO.
marcs.
1 -Hsmos dido muchss Qlsiss, y
muy tdndadav, respecio d los b!lls!es
smsricanos que estan en- clreuaoi6n
Gran pdmero de ellos 40 hallAn tam
dsseriorados y tan suclos que no hs J
por dords cogerlos, Reault,n msgni'
ficos como agsntes de intsceionsa mi
crobisnaa. Ya az hora dc que loi
retlran y sustituyan por otros Luevos
-DecfA anoch, IN reoubltosn, d
un grupo d. los sayos que 10 e'cueh& a
ban con 10 bocA abierts: clos unto
nissas ss desep 6 snNd'. 81 triuuf'
:. se,a nuaatro, La ley electoral 40 b.
hscho para los rspub icsnoss.
30 necssita tupd para shrmar 90 {
u La ley electoral no hi aldo hsch
a. para niugd pAl t.do sino para el paf'
Con ligerAs Variants tusro
to aprohadss por el Conseio On 10 sssi6
do anoeha los pliegos dc condieions
praasntAdos por las ohsinas do SAM
ha dad.
-Dicho dspArtAm snso ha undo q
l.. uno a6lo oil servlc!o do extraction {
baauras do todas las eallss, duran
elan, h.cal do 1917 d 1903.
,.. Con sl eisreicio Qus tsrminari
a. 80 de JUNO eatAban aspAradoR dieh
NJ. servicios.
-Eu sl ba,rio do la CartsrA
ro ven sgrupAdos On alguuos sitioa mo
tones do bAsura. Hemos oido qasj
.r do que no pAsA por alli con regulA
,1n dad el oArro do 10 limpisza p6blIca
Ell prctMor don Francisco V
m carrordo, shrii& ca sl poblAdo do
playa una sssuela dc veraro,
LA po ieia denunsid 4 G.vi
vkEQuex, por srusldad con los An n
loo,
. do -Rasta lss ores dc 10 me q ana
ntss hoy as expsndi6 10 eArns dc res 81
IlAr' msrcado d q esntAvos klIo y do
orss & 10 una, 4 20.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-11

ListA dc indivfduos, casas mer
cAnt!les oorporsoIonss suietas 4 pa
tet lisa de comsrsio, Aprohada y que
90 hje al pah(ieo'
ptoysatcs dc 0 '1ensnzA para "a
car & tIol oa subaita en- sl prcx'mc
e ,rs,c!o loa ssrvic!oa s'gOie .tas: Rie
80 do GALES , plaza; bagsiss; sillsl
siGo1es en- plszss y parquss; puss
ia de vsntA en- 10 pla1A del mereadt
local entire 10 Jgleaia Cat6liea y Q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-11
ANUNCIO

Be hs reclbido On el Leon P0neef0
un gran aurtIdo ca CALI ado para 10.
noras, de charol, glaie, color chsm-
payne, hlancos y esbtiilla. 20 tormas
dist,ntss. Para ninos, sspeeia lidAd
on ca'zAdo flerte para ir & Ia eacuela
dno para vest'r, Unioos expands
dorsa do calz1do charol y eabtitilla
nara homhra mRrcs SUnivsrsals dc
"a msjor en- lorna sAlidad 81 sFlcra'
hsims dsna,. Sombrsros, corbatsS,
suellos, puN1s esmisas, 4 infnidad do
artfcu'os para cahAllsros y niGcs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-11

Nn esta lmprenta sc ven.
de papel vieio 1 s. Quiutsl,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-11
CLAR|N De AURORA

doradss frutas tienden 4 hscsr dc
este pals un smporio, ensehando que
90 precise regenerar su sgricultura
para que prospsre y SO salvs.
En- las ouestlonea polflloa, do 80.
ciologls de 6sica que sbsfca nuestro
peo Ell mundo moral, la Uni6n le
rknts su blarco ellandsrie y dee a.
aus tompatriot&G
<Amsn oan6s como h,rmanor' ex
sirpemos de nuestras venas O. virus
de 10 colonis; sxscremos el eaciquis'
mo isudal que centraliz5 nue'sros
ar b .los per sl blen pdblico' f'rt!A.
Quemos 10 patrla moral ansm'ca, so
brs 10 hsrmosa pAsriA material que ell
/ ssrruao NOS brinds, y sl puertorr'qae'
lf,, en- vsz do scr aHrollado por e)
amsricsn7, 90 ecmpenetrara con 81,
iando vida & una rsza superior J
moldeando Qu'zss una nueva h!sso-
riA3
. Los odi0s, las turbulersias, Ia
!, mIserabIes intriguillas de csmpRnari'
el apsla vorAx por loa emplsos doli
COS: 10 liga do lA envidia contra
, msrito que 90 levapta ain sl sgeno cor
eurso; las hsrerciss vlciosas de u
. pasado colonial que no ius product
cisntlfico de oonseientss adaptations
todo ESQ, On an, 90 detrltus, es ts
= mento del pantano que 10 escue del
: truirs; y Avsntnra,a sus u|t!mos rs
tos lAs prfe.icaa del eivlamo, On
oue sitas tieneu do mas mobiles y p
u res.
Tsrgimos protunda ie en- 10 po
!. venir.
I.I Todo pueblo por pelueh1 y ceN
a aus sea dA su earActsrls,ioa nosa
el concerto universal; dssempsi1A
IN pspel, no s6lo para u mi,mo si
n. ltsmb!@a para los dsmss.
y Eta iala, en- 10 flturo, sera el p
o, donde no ex'sta luchs de parlido
20 Ia tlsrra serA madre tan amoross
N. tan iscunda, cue eese pueblo resib
M ds su sero ell pro idso licor de 10 I
NJ eidaj y dc la vids.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-11

E.hsmos a un lado el pesimiamo,
prep paraudonoa a saludar, sonrientes,
10 porvspir.
No SON dfas obseuros los que SO
columbian, sino dfas refreshments
elarns.
vlvlmos, 90 sierto, ca una 6pt Co
de sgitaciones, dc iransie!6p, de erisia,
caro- no nos dsAAn~A "--- .rrarA
ole, psnetress con 10 miradt hiisa 81
tondo habremcs dc obssrvar como
alli 90 sstau frmisimaa bsset. los Of
m!eptos de nuestra socledad tttira'
Misntras el pee vibra en- ID onds
tg tando eaterilmsnts 10 espums, sl
p6lipo reAlizs ahsio 81 labor tensz
Exlstsn obrer, 0 silsneiosoa, de los
Que nadia 90 Do cuenta. rindisndo su
colossal iosnada de s,tlerzo en- trabaio
muscular , On lrchas de ideas.
Esos hombrss ohscurscidos prsps
ran 10 obrs, idenNfsadOs en- su apsr
,amisnto CON les que laborsn acsivs
nohlemsnte ants 10 t.z del psi', OF
somieios y Cd uaras, en- trlbunss =. -
ri6diaou,
Ma, srriba dc esa multiple legi6l
one en- plena luz y su plsno crepdscul'
40 stsnan es,a, les ltyss de 10 evolu
ei6p. selecsicna1do committeeman
nor ~ propiA pc ssaeia sismpreen 81 y
o'eio, smpuiAndo & tcdas para au
SUDAN & 10 eumbrs unos y 80 despefis ,
su Ia alma otros, alrviendo. euand
msnos dc mstsrisl abonsbls & las O
miensss que tructiaquen deapues'
In Puerto Rico marehan en- Y
rert c.o paralelism ;, hscis mas or
pioa ho-ixontss, el h mbre y 10 terr
La terra 80 reiavensca suassn
ksus pobladorss con nuevoa calsivo
6yi>ios productoa pert,ccio aados.
I'll hombrs enriquecs su capri
een nuevas ideas, oada vfz MAJ der
radAs del afsjo EXCLUSIVE mo local
aatursdsa do un raoional hamsnlsn
El c.te 90 levants, des|gAnd1
POGO 4 POGO de las trsbas que 10
puso durante luerg saaos 10 rutI
dsl labrador; la cana, sl nbaco y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-11
En- FL AYUATAN|ENT0

Asurt,s = asusrdos de la sssi6n
del viarnes ocho d. JUNO acsusl.
Fueron rasueltos los escfit)s pre-
ssptsdcu con motive del Ptesupuesto
municipal para 1905 o. y qued6 s,is
a.apitlvsmenss aprobAdo, disponen
dose que sea rsmitIdo Al AlcAlde en-
aorma legal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-11
PUXTOS SUElTOs

Son serc')lAmsnts inmorslss los
pa'tIdos que flndan 8 protegan perl6-
1lcos dc IN ctractar especial para In
lurisr d aus advsrssrios. por no atre.
verse hacerlo en sus Org mos ofciA'
lea, Esos engshos nsdie conver can.
~ hois e'psclal sara slempre eonsi
derada como una prolongasi6n del
peri6 itco gus presume de quito. Eol
As pusda patroelnsr & un ttsmpo mis-
mo, sin desd del que tal coss hacs,
In violanta diAtriba y 10 cor!es csnsu
ra. Hay eosas que no adm tsn termi
EOS medi1s.
Hay rspu,lcsaos que protsatan
contra las turbas en- pdblico, yA 10
Ia ch'ts csllando las aplaudsn.
Pr, ,dsn como los frailss demo
niaeos do Ia Edad media, que an el
temple eneendierop unA vela & Dlos y
On sus csldAs otrA vela Al diablo.
| Nusstros adversarioa eelebran coa
alboroso - union do los repub bicanol
len Msyagu6z. No 90 para tauto. Aun'
que Faisrdo y Msnendez 90 hAyan d.
do las manos, por sncima de eIal
manos se levanta y agitl el corsz6l
do todo un pueblo,
a Eu loa dias de iuacripciones i
pregunts cor'iente entire loa repuhli
"a esnoa es e.ts; la qu.6a iniGrihlmo
o'hoy?
u perl6dieo repuhlieano chillA
90 rttuercs cort'a 10 posibllidsd I
So una auara homf gareA unionista.
a Le & ,.t.tfa mta una Canara Mt
IA r0gsnsa 10 mAdA por los suyos,
o Sc dica que III H1mor DiaH0 /
esido.
Sark un rumor mems entre los
10 faitoa rum >reS que circular.
VI
IT Los guare.onss Que gritsn Wv
N y m lsrAa 90 uua mAniiestAcl6n poll
90, buscan por instlnto una vSlvr
III de eseape & sus tdriss comprimida'
'el expAnden con los pulmones 10 que
pusden dar con los grItos.
Ol Por compa,i0u, pues, s0mos p
'af sidarios de que griten, pero On 10 c
eel,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-11

Sc ha encApotsdo el clelo ccm
pleta u ,nte. La nisbla 90 tan espesa
Que eua' q liera ae creerfa en- IN pals
del extreme Norte. Llueve, y 90 esps'
ran los gsante, aguacsrox.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-11
A Los SUSCa|PTOREs

SuplicAroa 4 los suserip. ores de
Ponce que tengan eusnsas pendientss
con ssta onsinA, 90 sirvan solventAr'
lAs q 10 mayor hysvedad.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-18

toric stream Mr. Strack at once de-
clined the invitation, but accepted the
warning as challenge for tug-of-war
match
For several minutes Mr.. Strack was
decidedly busy and excited individu-
al The spectators say that there was
strenuosity on the bridge and along
the banks of the river, TO say nothing
of the enthusiastic CALCULATIONS that
filed the air. The fish was real game
and protested with might, main and
wiggle against the efforts of the expert
angler. But finally the man won and
the game was captured.
Mr.. Strack carried his trophy in tri-
umph to the city. 1t measured exact
ly eighteen inches in length and would
probably weigh from three and half
to four pounds.
AS the triumphal march proceeded
down West Temple street, the lone in
dividual carrying proudly the unusual
catch, was an excellent representation
of solo march of a military drill in
the Imperial German army 1t en-
bodied pride, strength and victory, as
well rs fish
Numerous patrons of the tonsorial
establishment referred to will have op-
portunity to hear at first hand the
thrilling experience of how one of the
largest trout caught in the Jordan river
in recent years was brought to land
and to Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-18
DIED SUDDENLY
OF HEART DISEASE,

How frequently docs head linc SINH
lar to the above greet us IN the news
papers. The rush, push ard strenuous
neas of the American people has strong
tendency to lead up TO valyular and other
affections OF the heart, attended by ir-
regular action, palpitation, dizziness,
Bmothered sensations anG other distress
ing symptoms.
Three Of the prominent ingredients Of
which DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Dis
covery Is made arc recommended by some
OF the leading writer's on MdteriG Medico
for the cure of just such cases. Golden
Seal root. for instance, is said by the
UNITED STATES DIspgNsAToRY, stand
ard authority, rto impert tone and In
creased power to the hearts acLion.A
Numerous other leading authorities rep
resent Golden Seal rs an unsurpassed
tonic for the muscular system in general,
and as the heart Is almost wholly COM
posed OF muscular tissue, IL naturally
follows that it must be greatly strength
ened By this superb, general tonic. But
probably the most important Ingredient
ot Golden Medical Discovery so far
as it's marvellous cures Of valvular and
other affections OF the heart are con-
cernod, Is Stone root, or Colltrsso1,&d CAM,
Prof. VIM. Paine, author OF Paine's
Epltony of Medicine. SAYS of IL:
II. not long since. had patient who was
SO much oppressed with yalvular disease Of
carry him upstairs. He. however. gradually
recovered under the influence OF Collinsonin
medicinal principle extracted from Stono
root, and Is now attending to his business
heretofore physicians knew OF no remedy
for the removal Of so distressing and SO dan
cerous a nalady. With them IL was all
guess work. and IT fearfully warned the
afflicted that death was near at hand Col
linsonin unquesbionably affords relief In
such cases, and In most instances sGects Q
cuTe.D
Stone root is also recommended by Drs.
Halo and Ellingwood, OF Chicago, for
valvular and other diseases of the heart.
The latter says: ut is a heart tonic OF
direct and permanent influence"
Golden Medical Discovery" not only
cures serious heart affections, but Is q
most efficient general tonic and inyigor-
stor strengthening the stomach, invig-
Grating the liver, regulating the bowels
and curing catarrha. affections in all
parts Of the system.
DIR Pierces Pellez cure Constipat
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-18

prIse-the New York. Pittsburg & Chi
cago Airline When seen at his office
the railroad builder gave an interesting
review Of his project,
IL see,' said Mr. Ramsey, that sew
eral critics assert that $3.50. 900 would
not pay for the construction Of a double
track road between New York, Pittsburg
and Chicago. They seem to ignore the
fact that / and my associates have had
engineers and surveying forces In the
field for three years and that we now
have franchises and rights Of way for
our lines from the eastern to the west
ern boundaries of Pennsylvania.
'Our line between Pittsburg and New
York will be less than $50 miles In length
and at a rate Of 100000 mile for con-
struction and reasonable amount OF
equipment, which is far above the aver
age, the cost would be only about $50
.000 West Of Pittsburg the construc-
ton work Will be far less expensive. Az
ter We get eighty miles west of that city
we will strike fiat, prairie land, where
we can construct a double-track road
for less than 900 a mile
Our proposed line is siYtyfive miles
shorter than that OF the Pennsylvania
between Plttsburg and New York The
surveys and reconnoisances We have
made to Chicago give US route 100
miles shorter than the Pennsylvania and
Fort Wayne. 100 miles shorter than the
New York Central, and 1S5 miles shorter
than the Erie.
"Our maximum grades east bound are
twenty feet to the mile throughout the
route, while the grades via the Penn
sylvapia route up the western slope
OF the Alleghenies are sixty feet to the
mile"
The New York Pittsburg line, Mr.. Ram
sey believes. will be constructed in three
years.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-18
HANDSOME NEW STORE
TO Be OPENED TODAY
Said to Be Most Elaborate
and Ornate West of
Chicago.

By far the most elaborate and ornate
retail cigar store this side of Chicago
will be opened up this morning by the
LaVielle Cigar Stores company at 270
South Main street. For the past month
carpenters, tile layers and fresco artists
complete this emporium where the
ambrosial weed in all its shades, shapes
and flavors may be procured,
Entering the establishment between
heavy plate glass mahoganyframed
doors, one encounters an artistic reve-
latiGn. The arched ceiling is decorated
with fresco portraitures of Cleopatra,
ssspa1 se4panes Peg hsa1q hM9pg0nr To and fbe 0tsss
is series of plate glass cigar cases,
constructed In such manner that they
are practically indestructible. On the
right Of the front room Of the store is
comfortable settee upholstered in
leather, Mirrors in profusion, capable
of producing numerous reflections of
the same object are artistically ar
ranged about the place.
Old Mission Effect.
The woodwork is all carried out in
old mission effect. which adds TO the
uniqueness and aesthetic effect of the
entire establishment. In the rear of
the main store room is q large com
partment of plate glass, in which is
kept box goods for customers. Cigars
in this humidor, as it is called, may
be kept fresh for an indefinite period
In the rear Of the store is a card room
of large dimensions, which can accom-
modate numerous parties who wish to
while away few pleasant hours.
Perhaps the most unique and up-to-
date feature Of the store is an electric
cash register, the only one in Salt Lake
City, and which operates entirely by
application Of the subtle fluid. The
machine is ponderous affair and will
be set in niche provided for it behind
the cigar counter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-18

northern Nevada. where direct con-
nection will be made with the Western
Pacific.
''That Gould Is back Of the reported
extension into interior Oregon OF the
Hammond line would not surprise rail-
road men who have been looking for
some such development. The building
Of the Corvallis e. Eastern to juncture
with the Western Pacific or the Callfor-
MIA, Nevada & Oregon, and the closing
up OF the gap between Albany and Port
land or YaQuina and Tillamook would
give the Gould interests access TO all the
harbors Of the Oregon coast Of any ac
count outside OF Coos bay. AS to ter
mlnals and other requirements. provision
would already have been largely made for
the entry OF the Gould road without a
long and hard fight with the Hartman
interests to gain a foothold in the State,
This means Of reaching Portland and
tapping the Oregon country would com
mend Itself to the hackers of the new
Gould lines"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-18
Railroad Notes.

The men employed at the Oregon Short
Line shops at Pocatello are coming to
Lagoon today to spend the day.
]. A. Reeves. general freight agent Of
the Oregon Short Line, Is expected back
IN the city on Monday, after an absence
of six weeks.
The Rio Grande's annual excursion
from the San Juan country. Colorado, ar
rived Friday afternoon, about GOO strong
The excursionists will remain IN Zion
and vicinity until the end Of the month
The wreck Of freight train on the
Rio Grande at a point near Glenwood
Springs delayed No. l and No, about
twelve hours. No one was injured in the
wreck.