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NOIICIAS.

-Esta mafiana aali6 por Ia caFretera
central el aeior Hamill: Jefe de Is policia
insular acompadado de 50 tslegrafsta =
taqufgrafo.
lei Cabo Carreras. de Arroyo, Motif.
"a 81 cuaTtel general de Ia policia, haber
detenido Zsn6n Cora. por robo de CANA.
do, ocup6ndole una novilla.
COLOCACION para una sonora
ssiorita. La ofFecemoa en- nusstra ofcina
de Ponce para Ia atanci6n general de di.
cha ofcinR. 81 entiende habIa algo 81
ingles es preferable. Buena colocaci6n y
buen sueldo. EHcrfbase Ia solicitud por
Is misma persona interesada dirfase
ssThe Porto Rico Drawn Work & Embroi.
derry Go. 19 Allen St. San Juan.
-Por haber satisfscho el importe de Ia
mults y costas que fue condenado poE Ia
Corte Municipal de Aguadilla, f1e puesto
en- ibertad de Ia c6rcel de dicha ciudad Ell
procesado GaFmelo Morales.
'sLAVILLA DE MADRID" avisa q
sus favorecedoTes, que acaba de recibir las
legftimas alfombras terciopelo de Orienta,
marca ''Escudo' para Eala, asi como los
driles de hilo, legftimo ndmerO 100 y Ji'
pijapa , las smejorea alpscas negras J cast
mireS ingleseg.
En- materialeg para Ia confecci6n de
sombreros, ENGAGES, bordados, aplicRciones
y corR6s; es Ia casa que tiene siemPre el
melor surtido en- Puerto Rico HacemoB
envfos por correos todoB los pueblos de
Ia isIa. IeEefonO g7S. p. o. B. 764.
San Francisco 5, San Juan P. r.
En- breve Be presentaf6 al Consejo
E;ooufSxyo 11uo ,1o&iniSy1 do fronnr1Scior v1oro
establecer una compafIfa de telegrafos sin
hilos en- esta ciudad con precios reducidos
eSpecialmente para la prensa.
lei vino SAN RAFAEL LEGITI-
MO 10 venden Luifia Hmns. Sesrs. p.
jose Santiago Rivera, fu6 condenado
& $50 dfas de carcel por 81 Juez de pa
de San Juan por portar armas remitido
4 Ia carcel de San Juan en- Areciho para
Ell cUmplimiento de condena.
Ell eGpl6ndido surtido de chocolates y
dulces On cajas, propias para regalos de
Navidad, que ha reCibido el cafe de los
esposos Morgan, Fortaleza 81, es Ell mejor
que 50 ha visto en- esta ciudad. ''Samo-
set s.Baker'', las dos acreditadas, marcss
estkn disposition del p6blicc. HeIados
de todas clases Ia orden. p.
La estaci6n telegrafica central esta
siendo objeto de reformas. Los hilos en-
vez de estar montados 81 exterior, Herkn
colocados bajo TERRA. Sc cOlocara IN
conmutador de "a poSiciones
Sc compran ABANICOS ANTI
GUOS aunque no eBt6n en- buen eBtado
y collareB antiques de coral
Dirfjase P. ]. B. TetuSn 40, Altos. g.
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CJRIOSO hUABRA
nientO en- JunCOs.
NifO sin vida Cuya cara afeCta Ia
lorna de una rama sin CTaneo
Las slsHblis do tlhaca hln nslSrats notable
ments.
Ds nMsstro oorrssponsaEl

Enero 18.-El luneB tOmaron possession
de sus respectivos cargos nuevamente 81
alcalde don Agustin Collazo los edileu
del Concejo Municipal sefiores don Fran.
cisco Delgado, don Tomas Hernandez, don
AvelIno Falero, don Pablo Reyes = don
Calixto Pifiero que venian sirvisndo di-
chos cargos = resUItaTon reelegidos.
Fueron designados para presidents, ell
81. Delgado y vice presidents 81 ST. Her
nandez
Sigue meiorando de las quemaduras
que sufri6 nm nifio de nuestro amigo Ell
doctor Barreras, quien tuvo que regresar
q eata dsspu6s de haber tornado possession
del cargo de delegado Ia Cdmara inlu-
lar con aquel motive.
Sc encuentra anfsrmo de alguna gra.
vedad don Manuel Mendez con tai mo.
two estuvieron on conauIta los facultati'
vos doctor Barreras, doctor Mufioz, doc.
tor Gutierrez Il doctor Palou. Sc con.
fla On que Sc salvar6 dicho paciente de Ia
enftrmedad que le aqueja. Tales son nues'
troB deBeos.
-Acaba de dar luz Ia esposa de
Dolores Hernandez un niio sin vida, que
0A A0uV404us AAGu1 A9 4VAAu09 Oc Al
cara como Ia de una rama sin craneo, los
ojos muy pronunciadog, muy chata Ia ma
riz, Ia boca grande con Ia leDgua por fue'
ra u pTesenta cuatro dientes en- la mandf.
bula superior los dos colmilloa, cuyo
feto fue examinado poT los doctores Ba'
rreras. Mufioz, Gutierrez Palou.
LAS Biembras de tabaco que estaban
sufriendo con los soles que Sc presentaron
dias paGados han mejoFado notablemente
con los chubascos de estos 6ltimos dias,
pOT 10 cual Ia cogecha promote ser album
dante 81 sigue 81 tempo favorable.
La factoria Central Juncos Company
contin6a la molienda sin ning6n entoTpe
cimiento.
-El alcalde senior Collazo con
Ia cooperation de vaTios sefiores conner.
ciantea , ypropietaTios de este pueblo est6
acopiando material para reparar algunas
de las GALES de Ia poblaci6n con afrmado
de piedra triturada, 10 cual representa- una
mejora importante.
Tambi6n &c propone dicho alcalde
recabar del aYuntamiento solicite un em
pr6stito de los fondos insulares para cons.
truir una casa escuela de mampoBterfa que
terga capacidad para seis BaloneS.
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PfOgrana d ID rotrota Do naiana.

10. Marcia "Peace forever, J. La
Gale.
9, Gran selection % i opera me
fist6felea'', Boito.
30. Fsntasfa ola crema de Ia crema" ,
conteniendo las siguientes obras:
.sMarcha del Profeta", MeyeTbee1. Mar
cha de h Opera "Aida", Verdi. Serena.
ta de Schubert Melodta "Corazones y
f1ore5'', Tobani. Walls lanto de Coppelia,
Deliber. Solo de baio de IL marcha de laa
antorchas Meyerbeer. 6ersnata rusa de
MoskouBki. Mastersingars de Ia opera de
Wagner. Allegro ViYace de ID Opera
'.William Tell'', Rossini.
40. Gran selection de malodfas can
tOs ingleses, tarminando con q Canto pa'
tri6tiCo s'Am6Eica".
90, Himnp.
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iEa pIsna TspdhIIca!

Els vergonzoso que IN ciudadano Olga
On plena repdblica: Soy mon6rquico'' :.
Esto equivale decir: 'sreeonozco 4 otro
hombre superior 81 que me enjendr6". Es
declararse NAL hijo , NAL padre , an ciu-
dadano degenerate, o's cGngrejo que pre-
iere la locomoci6n arrastrada y cuando
mss en- burro & la del rkpido autom6vil.
No nos extrafla esto, puesto que hay
quien uBa el indecente catEe teniendo
AFFivf csmas & So.
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COrte de DistritO del Distito Judicial
de San Juan Puerto Rico. Sec
si6n segunda.
SGfaIamIentOS de JuIcIOS pOr JuradOs.
(Mes de FebreTO.

Para Febrero 5, martee.-El pueblo de
Puerto Rico contra Braulio Vizcarrondo,
hurto mayor. g..
Fl pueblo de Puerto Rico contra Area.
dio Benftez (a) Bien to veo, hurtO ma
yor.
Para Febrero microbes. pueblo
de Puerto Rico contra Tulio Mel6ndez,
asepinato en- %. grado.
Ell pueblo de Puerto Rico contra Pedro
Ortiz Quirindongo, hurto mayor.
Para Febrero Z, jueves. .-El pueblo de
Puerto Rico contra Ricardo Miranda y
Jose Huertas, extorBi6n.
ii pueblo de Puerto Rico contra Jose
Maldonado Roman, (a) Aguila blanca,
extorAi6n.
Para Febrero 8. viernea-EI pueblo
V Puerto Rico contra Pelegrfn Perez,
a&ntado & Ia vida.
El pueblo de Puerto Rico cont1B Rafael
SohF, seduction.
| PsFa Febrero 8, BGbado.- FL pueblo d
Puerh Rico contra EtaniBlao y Balbint
DumaS atentado & Ia vida.
Para Febrero III, unes-E1 pueblo
de Puerts Rico contra Elias Cabrera, alta
quea CON ntento de cometer homie lido.
FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico contra JusE
hulto mayor.
ebrero 10, martes -EI pueblo
de Rico contra Ramon .Gscalers
atae uA ptento, cometer hCmi cidio.
Fl Pues Puerto Rico cont ga Boni
tacio Ee1Fs, e y mayor.
FsrI q r3..s..o ! s1Asl Psc, microbes. 81 pue
Dlo oe FueKLO LgiOO Ss4ya nsonius'n Serve
no, harto mayor. D'SA.7'.e SeA1a
III pueblo de, Puerto Rie>
men Rivera Aysla, incepl8S1 Sl.lsI 49,. -.
ieg, grade.
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E vlollnIsts Morales.

El notable vioIinista puertorriquefo
Angel Celestino Morales, despues de al
canzar gran exiro en- el Cibao, se dirigi6 &
Puerto Principe donde seguramente reel.
birS las mismas demostraciones de simpa-
tia y aplausos que en- Santo Domingo.
Morales hace honor alsn patria.
Los dominicanos supieron correspondent
4 los eefuerzos del artista tributdndole
ovaciones no por merecidas menos estima-
das de los paisancs del virtuOsO Angel Ce.
lestino.
AL senior Morales acompafia 81 pianista
venezolano don Miguel F. Senior.
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/ Maria Ssrra Gaztamhlda

Esta bella seforita pertenecients una
distinguida familia de Ponce, SO encuentra
en- San Juan desde ell luneg pasado, en- Ia
morada de los esposos Dfaz Navarro.
Deseamos la Bimp6tics se1orita que
81 temporada en- esta capital tenga los m6s
gratog recuerdos para ella.
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En- Ia tarde de aver y hora de IasI 5
y media, fue conducido & IL sala de soco.
rros 81 individuo Leopoldo Torres, que
fu6 lesionado en- Ia Marina On una rifa
que Sostuvo con otros. Presentaba una
heTida contusa de cuatro centfmetros Bobre
IL region temporal parietal derecha. Pa.
s6 a hospital poT Orden del senior Fiscal
ae Ia Corte do DistEitO,
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Root al Canada.
Nueva York, Enero 19.

:
Sc seCrario dominic del
sda en- log pos d e seDna pna Este acO resPOnde e ms
Tep6bic
a que con 50 dO del cOngf Pan Americana Sc cncde
be al nuo bdnic sobre coonia au6noma de NoTt
pe6dicOs publican
cdo las gnes propaganda
cOmpnetraG6n de inrsBes
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uN EX-DElEGADO FELlCITA
AL ST. MATIENZO ClNTRON.
Uns sus splsusOs 4 los que 70 tribute sl pueblo
puGTrOTTlquGhO. + .. -.
(POr TelsgratO.)

Aver recibi6 el senior Matienzo Ell tele-
gra ma siguiente:
"Arroyo, Enero 18s--4 so p. m.
Matienzo CintI6n. DeIegado & Il CANA
a.--San Juan.-Su actitud en- discurso
Cdmara no desmiente conceptos juzgados
por el pats. Feicftole uniendo mis- aplaus
sos & los del pueblo reprepentado en- eBa
C6mara.- HoLerionO YareLLa Tribe.
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La question de Marruecos
T6nger, Enero 19.

~.
fusion
gobTno
pdblo
c6n International o e
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Kingston, EneFo l9.

Kingston, 19.
bundsncia
de en- direco
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SERVIGI0 HSPHCIAL DE gABLES
Dc
La Denocracia' y la Correspondence
UnIDas
COIeCta pdbIiCa en- favor de Jamaica
Londres, EnerO 19.

cOlea
asf
energa la
condolences edifcar Din
pgrO 81 vey a India o gobensdoEe d Australia Cnada han
de queos agtud caro
Sc erno afOnard confcto
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SiniestrO maritime
Kingston, Enero 19.


Prnpe
be
navega6n bahia Gambia
ii hacienda indil
g diana deSde M traada ercanc embarcaG
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Mas auxiIios
Washington, Enero 19.

4 Il
goberno IOndres soluGn
s nomble de Emergency BHr So sensdO session de hoy
vol de Aurdo con Ia C6maraB
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SEPASE

Que NO publicamos comuDicados sin qDS
sean pagados por adelantado.
Cada se1s pRlabEas se cueDtRn pOr una If
nea y lR lInea vale diez centavOs.
Las caFtRs que vengan con cOmun1cadoB
sin Bu impOFt0 no 90 cOntasfan.
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En- esta imprenta se vende papeI de pc.
ri6dico vieio $500 quintal.
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JUEGO PARA FL TOGADOR,
PEINE, CEPILLO Y ESPE.

Este hoso juego para e odr ssta absado py peo tie
enIar af
oha
MANUFACTURERS COMPANY. 80
FRONTS ST n. Y
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CALL FOR BIDS.

Notice is hereby given that bids VIII
be received at the office of the under
signed, Clerk OF School District NO.
16, for 1875 tons Of coal or such amount
as may be used in the two school
buildings of said district during the
school year 1918. Each bid to be
accompanied by certified check for
$4,000, as an evidence of good faith.
Successful bidder Will be required to
enter into contract for the sale and
delivery Of said coal and execute a
bond to said board, with approved Sc
curities, in the sum of at least Is per
cent of the contract, for the faithful
performance OF same.
Bids for IL cords of wood, for use
in said buildings will be received at
same place.
All bids to be opened October s, 1870
at o'clock D. m.
The school board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
i ED. h. ALLEN,
| Clerk School Dist No. Is.
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NEWS OF the NEIGHBORHOOD !

The well lighted house has electric
lights in sitting room Or library. 1t
makes reading easy, saves the eyes,
and adds to the pleasure of evenings
- 20 ne Send for tie electric man.
Mrs. Margaret Conley is in receipt
of a check, through the hands of the
local officers of the Modern Woodmen
of America, for one thousand dolla- S,
the amount of the policy carried by
Mr., Conley, her husbnad, in that order
Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Box father and
mother of Chas. D. Box Of this city
arrived from Pulaski, New York ye~-
terday for a visit with their son and
wife. This is Mr.. and Mrs. Box's fl st
visit west and they are favorable i'm
pressed with the country.
The law of Montana is such that
nobody can fit glasses without being
registered B. Strouse is register
ed Optometrist. tt
MARRIED On Wednesday eve.
ming at o'clock at the home Of the
brides parents, on Seventh avenue
was performed the ceremony Which
united in marriage Miss Meta Arm
| strong and Mr. John Scol d. o
Havre. The ceremony was pc formed
in the presence of only few friends
the Rev. F. W. Pool officiating Mr.
Scollard is popular and trustee
employee Of the Great Northern AM
the bride is we'll known here, hayinl
been resident of the city for seve
years. The Herald joins with thei
friends in wishing them happiness an
success during their journey throus
life,
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Manager Joe Crowell Of the Family
Theatre has engaged clever comp
aay for S nights commencing Tuesday,
October 6th, and states that this
wall be thebanner show since the
F'amily opened. Mr.. Crowell has done
ali In his power to give the thea re-
galag public the best that can be en-
gagged in this section, but has had a
hard time in getting acts. The vau-
dagiile circuit is SO small in Montana
that it is hard to get good people ov-
as this circuit. The patrons of this
popular theatre can look for the be t
that can be secured Everybody turn
out and see this clever company. New
moving pictures. New illustrated
Songs. Mr.. Harry Early will sing two
big hits of New York Herald squa"e
Barring" and Sin the Valley Where
The Evergreens Grow"
Admission, 10, Is and s6c.
Tuesday, Oct s, 8. 10. IL and II.
Seats are on sale at Boones Drul
store
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iaI Paper Of the City Of havre

Come to our town, the metropolis
of the county, and we'll show you a
model town--one that Will make any
other town Of it's size look like .hir
cents in Chinese money. We SLOW
you our schools and Gnu ches, Gu.
prosperous fraternal societie OR
solid business conce MS. Well call
your attention to the appearance Ct
the people, their dress, in ell gance,
health and smiles of prospe GUS and
happy lives. Well show you many
successful business men and fllmer.
Well show you lot of girls, robust,
full of life and energy, who are fairy
buhhlin5 over with praise for tits sec
tion Of our great commonwealth.
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Grand Secretary E. Fischl of Helena,
will visit Chinook next Sunday for the
purpose of instituting lodge of tie
Daughters Of Hermann.
At LeWistown recently, Ben Nc
Donald sold $50 lambs and $50 year
ling ewes to the Sage Geek S-eep
company at the record price Of $500
per head.
Thomas Cruise, the Helena capitalist,
has given an option on his N bar
ranch in Fergus county, consulting of
1900 acres, and will retire from the
livestock vbusiness.
C. r. Thurston, former cashier of
the Bank of Moore at LewistoWn, us
ed the banks money in his priva Q
business, invested unwisely and is now
somewhere?
The grain crop in Valley county is
fast being garnered in the LIST lew
days. Machines on every hand poured
the grain gathered from wheat f-e DIS
that yielded rs to 80 bushels per acle
Of good No. / northern wle4t. F ak
yielding from 10 to Is bushels, while
the oat yield runs from IS to 50 bush
els as reported.-Bainville Tribune.
Red Lodge, Sep. 29.-Forsy yea S
ago this month Uncle George" Town
of Bridger, arrived il Montana, land
ing at Fort Buford from NJ ssou i
river steamboat. This week he cello
DRAFTED his fortieth anniversary III
Montana, and his sixtieth brit day,
by unique party, consisting Of q
campfire and Indian poWWoW. The
male guests were attired as Indian
Chiefs. bucks and as "squaW' men,
and women as squaws, and the even
ing was passed in imitation of the
customs Of the aborigines.
TYPHOID FEVER CLAIMS
f." POPULAR BRAKEMAN
Word from Great Falls Sunday tell
of the death of Lee Fuller, a young
brakeman on the Great Northern who
was sent up from this city short
time ago suffering with typhoid fever.
Death occurred Saturday at the Co
lumbus hospital. %
He was 20 years Of age He had
been in Montana q few days over s
months. com Eg here from Mos
eley, Missouri. The remains Were TAX
en- back to his old home, being accom-
panied by his mother, sister and brosh
er-in-law, who came west during his
| last illness. ~" "-.~
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Three car loads of the coal cars re-
Gently ordered by the Havre Fuel Co.
from the Great Falls Iron Wo ks, We're
received yesterday and are being I'M
loaded today. The ties are on the
road bed from the mine to the site Ct
the large new tipple tob built at
the breaks of the table lands, and
work is being pushed along in pre-
paration for the operation of the
mines on a large scale by the use OF
electrical machinery. Tie machinery
was ordered some time ago.
Conductor Mike Tierney, who has
been spending the week on his ranch
near Paisley, tried to initiate the
Man of Gllilee the other day by walk
ing out on eight feet Of water for
duck that he had shot. He had on
DIR. Hoyts wading boots, but they
leaked entirely too much water at the
TOD to enable Mike to give very
creditable performance and for a
while it looked as though Lieu tenant
Hobson would have to be sent for TO
float the boots.-Glasgo Review.
home made Liniment-Rubitln, l
bottle; one egg; strong vinegar e
nough to make half pint; mix we'll
This simple home remedy is superior
to any other liniment on the market
| for Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Strains
and Bruises. For man or beast. Buy
the Rubitin Of Beckstead Drug 20.
"Coming-"The Gamblers Wife"-A
the Family Theatre, Monday, October
7th, by the Calvert Dare Co., The
Family management has engaged
this clever company of stars to ap
pear in this clever play for the Pat
rons of the Family theatre. The Cal
vert Dare company has played all the
large cities, and, from the news clip
pings from other points they are
strong drawing card for any theatre
Remember the date-Monday, Oct
ober 7th
: Popular prices, IS, 35 and SOC.
The services at Calvary Eplscopa
, church on Sunday next will be OF tn
usual interest and at the usua
hours The morning service will b
: at IL o'clock and the evening eervic
: at 8 o'clock. Thespecial program wi
q be as follows:
. Tenor solo-tI Saw the Holy City
Faneomer.. .Mr. kahnl
Solo-"Hear Thou My Cry. Q Lord
J. ofefferkorn, Miss Margaret Wrigh
t. Baritone Solo-Selected, Mr.. Pa RI
l. Trombone Solo-Selected, Mr. N.
), Gourley.
i Anthem-Selected.. >. ..Choru
8 These servtese take place in Ches
IT nuts hall and the public Is alWa.
cordially invited
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: CARD OF THANKS.
II. A. LLOYD,0
For thefamily.

WHY COLDS ARE DANGEROUS.
Because you have contracted ordinary
colds and recovered from them without
treatment of any kind, do not for a
moment imagine that colds are not
dangerous. Everyone knows that
pneumonia and chronic catarrh have
their origin in common cold. Con-
sumption is not caused by a cold
bus the cold prepares the system foi
the reception and Development of the
germs that would not otherwise have
found Judgment. 1t is the same with
all infectious diseases. Diphtheri2,
scarlet fever, measles and Whooping
cough are much more likely to be con-
trcted when the child has q cold.
! You will see from this that more real
danger turks in cold than in any
other of the common ailments. The
easiest and quickest way to cure a
cold Is to take Chamberlain's cough
remedy. The many remarkable cures
. effected by this preparation have
made it a staple article Of trade oy-
er large part of the world. For sale
by Hayre Drug Co.
i Culbertsong will soon have a bras
bdan.
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YOUTH PASSES

III HE IftEi1 DE- oASI'
The entire community was saddened
on Saturday afternoon, September 29,
when it was learned that Charles Ev-
erett Houser, oldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rhueben Houser had passed into
the great beyond.
The young man was just reaching
the steps which lead to manhood when
the All Wise Creator saw fit to re-
move this noble boy from our midst.
He had been i'll with heart trouble ant
dropsy and his death was a sad and
severe blow to the relatives and
friends of which there is large circle
IIe was well known and honored BY
all of his friends and school mates
having lived in Havre several years.
The sympathy of the entire commu'
nifty goes out to the Houser family II
this, their sad hour Of bereavement.
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THE interest due on thate Standard
Oil fine probably amounts to enough
Mr.. Bryan calls Mr.. Taft "the gre. It
nostponer." He, however, expects o
postpone Tafts presidential amb.tio S
himself.
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With a view of relieving distress
from possible coal famine in Blu tie
during the coming winter, and a SO
that those out of employment OF wo k
ing on one-third time may Sc lure al
at cost, the Miners union, the Eng n
GERS union and the Mill ana Smelte.-
mems union are negotiating for a
large winter supply, to be distributed
under the direction Of the various I'M
ions mentioned.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-10-04

At Casablanca, the Moors are said
"a making money selling cap u ed
Europeans to their friends at SO much
much a head But then, Europe ms
aud Americans too, sell each otuer e.-
ely day.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-10-04

With Senator Tillman Of South Car
DINA, Senator Taylor Of Tennessee and
Senator LaFollette of Wisconsin, on
the lecture platform, it is easy to see
to what use a United States senator
can be put
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-10-04
aaFrY YEARS A BLACKSMITH.

Samuel r. Worley Of Hixburg, Va,
has been shoeing horses for mo 9
than fifty years. He says "Chamo-
ertsin's Pain Balm has given me great
relief from lame back and rheumatism
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