davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-12

only thing that happ ened there
that is raising SO much comment,
is the prematurel isclosed in
ten5ions of the Harrii Rocke-.
Teller and Hearst combine. An
Investigation was at once started
by the president and Senator
Hansbrough, which discloses the
fact that some time ago y meet
ing or banquet Of. anti-R oosey elt
| linen was held, and that the per
sons participating pledged them
selves to furnish five million
dollars to defeat Roosevelt, or
any man named in Roosevelt
place * ~ 3@5s5SS= +
! Some papers have either know
ingly or ignorantly confused
the two banquets, thus endeavor-
ing to lead the public to believe
THAT al. the banquet that Pen
|rose disclosed the plot, was where
the infamous combination origi.
mated.
| Yes, Hansbrough, and other
Use nators, and Secretary Loci
were in attendance at the ban.
quet that resulted in making
known to the world the com.
bination that would break
Roosevelt and his policies. But
there is no evidence whateve,
THAT these gentlemen are in the
lcombination or have SUBSCRIBED
any part of that fives million
dollars to defeat the policies o!
the president. Roosevelt knows
n who compose this five millio,
i: tdollar cabal, and at the prope
t time he will take the American
= people into his confidence I'm
til then, keep cool. 5.=ss<.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-12
KEEP COOL"

The public will do we'll to
maintain a particularly firm
grasp on its equilibrium until
after the subsiderce of the var
ious brain-storms resulting from
the recent disclosure OF the
Give million dollar" banquet.
During these times many
weird tales are elbowing their
way into political and financial
circles. Many of these tales are
the offspring of ignorance and
an untrammeled imagination
some are originated for malic-
ious purposes, some for mere
story telling, and undoubtedly,
others are told in good faith.
This recent disclosure OF
a five million dollar combination
against Roosevelt made at what
is now known as the Five. mill
ion dollar" banquet held in
: Washington shortly before CON
gress4 adjourned last month, has
caused no little comment among
the press. The papers have
dealt with It in numerous man
ners somesof the leading ones
handling the news as a burles
que, and ridiculed the ideaaszre
4 ported; some Jumped at the prop
osition and worked il to Iii
limit as sensational stuff; an,
Others went slower and made
serious comments on til
matter. These who handled TIL
news in the first and third man
ners are now laughing al tih
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-12

There is a certain mate Z; ten
dency in most Of us to feel that
some other path IN life is more
rosy and desirable to travel than
our own Some times this is is
true, but nnoresoften the person
who acts on this impulse finds
he is chasing a rainbow. r.
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.
4 carafn1 nernsal IF fiji

A careful perusal of the Roose
velt- Hartman correspondence, to-
gethe r with the commentsof the
respective authors thereon, shows
THAT President Roosevelt III Oc-
tober, 1904, invited Mr.. Hartman
to visit the White Housesfor the
purpose of talking over the paolit-
ical situation in New York with
respect to the state ticket In
compliance with his invitation Mr..
Hartman came to Washington on
or about October 20 and conferred
with Mr.. Roosevelt. Following
this conference, Mr.. Hartman
contributed $4,000 to the State
campaign fund and induced sever
al other persons to contribute. Mr..
Hartman says that in the Iette1
to Representative She rnan the
president CLEARLY seeks to convey
the impression that the personal
interview with him in5 the fall of
1904 was of my (Harrinants) seek:
ing, and not his. ',N do not sc
read the presidents letter to SEER.
Imam. What The president endea
1 vered to show was that the inter
view with Hartman was; mo- d,
sought in his own interest, Or fo s.
the purpose 5ef asking help in tht
| - ar I 20 =
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-12

/ Doubtless, E. Fl. Hartman will
hereafter: confine his attention
exclusively to his moist railway
stocks and not go out Of his way
tx, start canards about President
lSOOoCYStG' 81 - ~. -.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-12

Is ''Riches add little 7 to, human
happiness. says IJncle Andy
Carnegie. Mr. Carnegie speaks.
however, from a position that many
would strive. to reach in ord to
find out what he says is really true.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-12

Railroad preside nts and others
who some shines transact B peculia
deals viii now probab BY require
their stenographers to burn their
notebooks before leaving the Office.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-12

s h Perhaps M. / Hartman i safest
rule Of procedure would be to
think twice before be says any
thing, writes anyt hing or dictates
anyth hing about Preside Roose-
welt and then not to cay it, write
lit or dictate il.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-12

. SEQ. l. TONNES, for some twenty years en-
| ota, now resides at Puyallup, Washington,
where a1e grown the finest berries, fruits and
hops in Che world. Mi: TONNES writes the Inter
Ocean that if any one hereabouts conte1nplates
tion concerning tho Sound country, that if they
will call upon him or write him at ,Puyatlup,
he will cheerfully furnish such facts as they
may desire - -. - - @.s : .~a&?a+sj.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-12

&C takes q rather strenuous brand
.of the white light Of pub icity il
order to reveal the dark doing Of
some Of orr frenzied ifnanciers. ,5s IA
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-12

The double disc Monitor drill
is, the only successful double
disc on the market. For sale by
Peter Haley. - ,~, v {.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-26
ESCUADRa AMERICA
na al PacffiCO.
4O8 CaTOnes i IS AGO.
fazad0S Y CTuGeT0S.

Ia esCuadFR de acorazados que hRr& Ia
llamada ''viEita" 81 Pacffco se comp0ne
de los siguisntes buquea.
Connection Capitkn Hugo Oherhauu
tonelaje 16 600. cafioneI "a, valocidad is
nudoa ''Maine'' capit6n Nathan d. Nj.
lea tcnelaje IL, 500. Caiiones 20, vaIocidad
10 nudoB "LOuisiana', cspit6n RichaFd
Walk wringh, is 600. "a y Isl "Miauou
Fi'. CspitSn GrpennIief A. Merrian. 10
mil 500. 20 18. s.Virginia", capit6n
SeatCn Schroeder, IA 948, "a, y 19
''GeoTgia'', capit6n Henry McCrea, IA
mil 948, "a y 19 "NAw JerEey', Capit6n
William w. KimbalI, IA 948 "a y is.
''Rhode Island, Capit4n, todavfR no de-.
ignado, IA 948 "a 19. 'Alabama" /,
capit6n Samuel P. Comfy, 1885, % y
is ''Illinoia', capit6n Gottfriel Bloc.
klirgeT, 1926, 49, II. "KsarHaTge'', !,
capitkn Herbert Wiuslow, 1885, %
16 ''Kentucky'', capit6n Edward B.
Barry, Ii 525, 32 y is aOhio''. capit6n
Lewis @. Heilner. 12,5OO, 20 y 18 Min
nesota", cspitGn John Hubbard, 1850,
"a, y 13. ''VeFmont'', capit6n William
P. Potter, 1880 q ? 18. sKsnsas'',
cspit6n Charles E. Vreelsnd, II $50, q
, 18 nudos.
Los Cruceres protegidoB son: "WaShiu.
gton", capit6n Theorodore Porrer, $500,
"a y %. "Tennesse''. Capit6n Albert @.
Berry, IA 500 "a , %
Los barcos de guerra ameFicanoB actual
menta en- las sguas del Pacffco son:
''Nebraska", capitsn Reginald F. Nj
choIson, tonelsje IA 948 csfionea "a, We.
locidad, 18 nudos .'WisconBin'', capit6n
Drake. 16 600, 49, III. "Oregon", ca.
pit6n Merrill, II. 500. Is y IL.
Cruceros RcoFREados: California, ca
pit6n Phelps, 13 900, 18 = % "south
DAKOTA, CapitSn Vox, l3,600, 18 y %.
CruCeros prOtegidoa: Charleston, CO
mandante FraDck E. Beatty, 800 IA y
%. "Chicsgo", comandants Robert IN.
Doyle, 4,50O, 18 y 18. "Mi!waukea'',
Comandante Charles a. Cove, 800, IA
y %. 'Et. Louis, Comandgnte Natha'
MEL r. Usher, 8, 700, IA %. Csnonero
''YorktoWn", comandante Richard T.
MulligRn, 1910, y Is nudoa.
Componen el escuadr6n aBi6tico, en-
union de otToG barCos pequefioU, los cFuce
roH pEotejidosy acorasadoB "WeBt ViEgi
MIA, ''Colorado''SS "PennBsylvania" y
maryland.
Ell eucuadr6n asi6tico, (acOrazados ,
cruceroB) Ia division de Bervicio en- Ia ac'
tualidad en- eI Pacifco, y los II buques
que se sacan del Atlantico dan un total de
654 pleas de srtillerfa de combats que
formSn una formidable potencia tfsnHiva
en- Ia escuadFa americana que muy pFonto
estar6 reconcentrada en- los mares cuyo
pFedominiO DaTece uuieFen digputRRge los
japOneseB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-26
El principe de Asturias
C0mieRza Su CsTrsTa miIitaH.
Llura On d hlbOrO d ninsro d 81 rOgInIOnt0.

ri novi1imo EeCluta de IN briIlante re-
gimientO espahol, es incapaz de CargaF un
rife; adm no puede msrChar, no tiene
idea de la discipline militar. No es este
Borpreudente 81 Sc cOnnidera gus su tierns
edad no pasa de unsu pocas Bemanas. PeTO
lIeva el ilustrs tftuIO de principe de Astu'
rias, heredero al trono de Espsfia.
El nihitO hijo del rey Alfonso ha CO.
mensado ya Bu carreFa militaT. Su nom
bre fguTa en- ell rol de nm brilHante regi'
miento de infanteTfa En- el babero lleva
bordado en- orc el ndmero correspondence,
peEO eatO solo es un item del equipo miIitar
que le pertenece En- el cuartel dc Bu
Fegimiento hay una cana ressrvadR para
81 pequefio principe, de Ia cual natural
meute, jam6s 10 90 vir6.
Tan pronto como el peguefuelo infante
sGlga de loH psfialea seq capa1 dc clio,
vestirk un unifoFme en- miniature, C0FreC-
TO = complete en- tOdos sus detalleB, pro-
babVemente entTarS desempefiar alguna
COmisi6n. POr supuestO que ser6 assemble
do con extEaoFdinRria Eapidez, ca pre-
bable que cuandO este pE6ximo cumplir
doCe amos, zen CuandO menoH Corone'.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-26
EsCueIa de EeranO.

Alumnos que ge diatipguieron por 90
aplicaci6n ? aProveChsmiento en- lR prime
"a quincena escolar y que alCanz MON los
prOmedios mas altos en- los ex6menes veri'
6cados eli dia 19 de los corVientes.
Octave gradO, Luis O'NeiIl, hijo, Ma
ria Martinez, ClotiIde Melendsz, Jose o.
NeiIl, Dolores Andrini, , Carlos M. FL
gueEaa.
S6ptimO gradO, RsfaeIa RosEy, Leonor
6anabris, Arturo SchombuTg, Carmen
Maria Vazquez, LuiGa Hernandez y Ma
nuel Quevedo.
6exto grade, Juana Rodriguez, Carlos
Serbia, jose Blanco, AguHtin Perez Ig'
nAcio Betancourt.
Quinto grado, JuRna CaIder6n, Dioni'
Cia Quihones, Mercedes Aides, Conception
Soto, Manuel Rodriguez , Maria I. Cal
der6n.
CuavtO grado. Lorenzo Nos, Carmen
Rivas, LuisA Muioz, Petra GSmbaEo,
Antonio Marks y Ramon ArandeE.
TeEcer grado, Luisa Ledesma, ErneHto
Tefsl, JoHefs QuiioneS Rsmon Pardo y
Luis Ramirez.
seguudo grade, r, fael PalaCiou, Gual.
berto julia, Santos Rodriguez, Francisco
Berm6daz, Matilde TrujilIo Carmen
Barbosa, Carlos V. Urrutia, Rafael ".
Ramirez, Fernando Rodil, Antonio Tru.
iillo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-26
SANGRIEN CRIMEN
en- Ponce.
Un peITO destIOza de una daRteIlada
a ul CGTdO.
RasuItldO d ID fiesta hlDlca.
(De "UsstrO oOsrespOnsaE)
(POr tel6grafo).
RssuItli0 d Il fiesta hlDIea.
(De "uestrO oOnespOnsal.) }
(Por telegrafol.

Ponce, julio 26. 'CorreupOndencia. \
Microbes 6 Las 3 p. IA. ocurri6, calla Cruz,
(Buenoa AiEeS) sargriento crfmen.
CiFiaco HhuCk rifi6 Concubina, infri6n-
dole doCe puiialRdas Dicesa que 81 orr,
gen del crfmen foe que Julia GAston,
nombre de ls concubina, tenfa cOmpromisO
de entTegar una rOpR una persona que
embarcaba CiFiaco op6sosa & que ella
trRbAiara duERnte Ii noche. Con ar to
motive. tuvisron frssas acaloEadaG EI IL
peg6 Huy6 ella, Fefagi6ndose en- CaBa de
Bu madre, siguiendoIa 81, con an peril
Il0, infri6ndole docs heridaa
81 agEesor fae detsnido Embellishments
y pueato disposici6n de Ia justicia.
Esta ma ANA, enNla Plaza del mercadO,
un psrro deztroz6 de una denteIIada 4 un
CerdO, azusadO por persona dasconocida.
Carreras: Triunfo s'MsjestiC'' muy CO.
lebrRdo. Primer pFemio ''Msje5tic". Sc
guudo "Rsl6mpagO'. Tercero ''Perla
Fina''. ID
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-26
En- Ia FortaIszl.

Hoy han viaitado 81 despacho del 60
bernador ofcinas del seCTetaEio Lon 90
flores Attorney general, e. DOmenech, E..
ACosta 81 pFesidente del municipio de
Afiasco, Befiar S9in.
HaBta 6ltimoB del corriente mes en- gus
90 har6 cargo del despacho en- Ia sscTetarfa
particular del gObernadoF 81 senior Jaime
Noble, desempefia eae puesto 81 senior Sal
dana, empleado de aquellas oRcinas que
otras VeCeg ha heho de secEetario paTticu
lar del Sefior POAt , del ex-gObernadOr
Winthrop.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-26
MatsrIaI0s DsntaIOs

Sc hace saber los dentistas que por
vapOr "Caracas" llegado aver, 20 han reci-
bido in1inidad de materiales dentaIea, tales
como Rubber Dam, BolHas para trasportar
81 instrumental; MeTcurio Fedestilado;
Amalgama, marca GELD" lancetau as6p
ticas; fOrceps de extraction; Cauchu de
todos colOres mRrCag; Cepillos pianos
c6nicO, = CirculaTeB para pulir las Cajas;
BeTvilIetas aH6ptiCa'; trOqueles para for-
mar coronas siatema Martyr; piedraS Ar.
kansas para asentar instFumentos COrtanter;
cilindrog de aIgod6n. (Continuar6.) De
p6sito Dental de Jose SaIgado Jim6nez,
36 San Francisco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-26

Los ssR0rGs FsuIIIO J Ward
VIsItsn VarIas pohIaCIORes.

Aver sslieron de excursion por Ia ca
rreters central los asfiores Feuille y WaFd
acomps1adoa de la distinguidR seHora de
este tiltimo.
FL viaie haGta Csguas sc higo en- eI
Rutom6vil del senior Auditor. De Ca
guas pasaron San Lorenzo los viz
jeroa , de RlIf Patillaa, realizando 81
recOrEido entire estss dos poblaeionev,
cabslIo. Caminos de difitil tF6naito los
que llevRn de San Lorenzo & PatiIlas los
excuraioDistas demoBtraron ser muy bue'
NOS giuetea
Hace suma faIta una buena carretera
para pOner en- f6CiI communication esAs
dos rPgiones.
Estuvieron tambi6n en- Guayama, pa.
SAndo q Arroyo, poblaci6n que gunt6
muChO los visjerOs RegreHando pOE Ia
noChe esta Ciudad.
En- Guyana confsrenci6 el Attorney
CON el Fiscal de aquel dist1ito Sr Viii
cox, respecto de mouopoIios Confabula'
clones para el encareCimiento de aRtfculoa
dc pEimeFa necesidsd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-26
10 MNOM II MlY eg.cERN.

Public notice i hereby given that Juan
Carlos Mccormick, PFecidant Of s.I.s IN.
Tiqueta Land Company has applied q
the Executive Council for 4 ratification of
the authority granted By the General Go
vernmant of the Island, under data of
Augunt s. 1857, to the old HaClsnda
'.I1n1iquet = for thsFight 70 use the waters
Of the cresk ssAnCone"
a public hearing on the foregoing
application will Be granted By the ExecH.
tive Council on Che Let day Of August
1907, 1t 3 o'clock B. d. at which tine oIl
persons interested FOX or againut the grant.
ing Of Same will be given "a opportunity
g be heard W r. Bennett, Chief Clerk,
Executive Council.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-26
Collection De muhsels.

La Princesa CIementina de BeIgica, la
dnioa soItera entire las hijaB del Rey Leo
poldu, pnsee una notable colecci6n de mu-
fiecaa que 6Itimamente exhibi6 en- Bruse'
Las con el objetO de sdquirir fondOa & be-
nefCio de un hospital de tuberculosis po'
bres.
Sc dice que 90 la mayor collection de su
Clase en- 81 mundo que contiene todas IaB
eBpsciea imaginab!es de munscas antiguas
mOdernag.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-26
B0Tgh1s0 On o 0si0pl.

San PsterubuTgO, julio 1O.-El principe
de BoFgheue ha llegRdo Atthinck, dss-
puss de una travsafs de 220 millaB,
AhOFa estG en- ID region de las eatepas =
con ESQ pOdr6 dar EiendR sualta Ia velo'
Cidad de su msgnfficO autom6vil, Findi6n-
do mRyores distancias en- menos tempo y
con menos difcultRdes.
A --
~ Algunas personals Green que 81 caba-
HO "Perla-tinR" este enfermO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-26

81 FUERA Vd. una persona Curiosa,
40 dejarfa de hacer una visitR ID nuava
tenda do papalerfa y efaCtos de aGCritorio
Eecientamenta instaIadR en- Ii caIIe de San
Justo IS San juan, Puerto Rico, por M.
Bu1iIlo J Co.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-26

WANTED; general manager for our
medicinal preparations. Entire control.
Large commissions. Permanent position.
-F+emOnt Drug Company, Altoona, Pen
ma. y. s. "A.
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sE DESEA un agante general para
nueatroB preparadoB mediCinaIes. Exclu.
Biva CFecida Comisi6n. Pogici6n perms.
nente. Fremont Drug Company, Altoona,
Pemno, q. s. A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-26
Ia TlsndItl.

Els digno de visitaTBe 81 nuevo local que
ocupa ''La Tiendita", 81 lado del ayunta-
mieDto. Est6 decoroBamente pintado este
honito establecimiento, 6nico en- "a clase
que SO dedica 4 Ia venta de efsctos TeIigio-
500 sn Puerto Rico. VaFdadeEamente ha-
cfa faIta una tienda de esta fndola.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-26

'LA VILLA De MADRID. LAS grandes me-
jOras de que estan siendO ObjetO estos al
macenes no se contraen solo al local; para
prObarlO encsrecemcs al pnblico de buen
tOno hacernos pna vista antes de comprar.
EstamOs recibiendo ell surtido mas selec-
to en- generos de fantasia en- seda, hilO,
lana y algodon; Casimires ingleses para
veranO, Madras 'sArnOl para camisasW el
surtidO mas complete en- perfumeria fran
cesa incluyendo el perfume ''DiVinO" Y
Aqua Colonia de GWerlG6ga; Encajes adoT-
nos para 81 gusto mas refnado asi como 81
surtidO mas grande en- tiras bOrdadas
brOderies. Ultima nOvedad en- Sobretodos
" "Montec0rLO'' y t1Orer0s frGecesGs" de
seda y encsje inclusO los de Pongee, para
AUTOMOBILES; POdemos satisfacer 81 gusto
mas reflnado.
En- Ropa blanca para sefioras, estamos
tambien recibiendo el mejOr surtido como
cidO hasta ahora.
Vis1tenos pfdanos muestras y le aten-
deremOs segurOs que encOntrara 10 que
interese. p. o. Box 764. Telefono 273.
San Francisco 81. San Juan PR.
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Hotel Helvetio, Cruz %. Habitacio-
mes frescas , c6modas, para familias , pa
"a una sola persona. Excelente servicio,
buens mesa ba1os de ducha. Propieta-
rio, Pedro Schira.
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Sc DEsEA nm joven do IA & is
amos que quiera colocarss an una ofcina
para los tTabaios de la misma que sspa
maquinilla inglea DirijirBs 81 P. O.
Box 686. S.v.A
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-26

MURBLES Sc deaea cOmprar IN jue'
go de SRla, de comedor y cuaTtO, aunque
no former juegos Sc prtferen muebIes an
tiguos. DirijiTse & J.. z. B. ApaYtado /, 1873
San Juan, Is Y. d.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-26

FAI7AS 0E EUR0PA.-LOs enainentes "a
bios m6dicos GermOd Bouchardat, Nonta
y ChOmel en- sus estudios sObre 81 vino San
Rafael de Valence (DrOmel France, des-
pues del analisis heCho pOr los eminentes
sabiOE Liebig Pasteur, certifcan que las
prOpiedades de este vino son de tai excelen-
enfeTmos debiles y anemicos, , que toman-
doIO, frecuentemente gaTant11a buena sa-
Iud, 10 que recommends muy eficazmsnto
8 todOs sus colegas. Cuidese mucl1o con
las falsihOaciOnes. UnicOs agentes para la
Isla do Pto-Rico. OsFeoedO HesNS0ss0s
ca. San Juan PR.
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WMEILOIDMS-lNl mO10R y ma9 B0gnR0
do todoa log ospaOifiOos hagta ahoPa oon0Oid0
para Il Oura pormGnont0 dc tOdas Las onfor-
mOdadOs dc Ia uEOta, "a Boan 6stas Or6niCas 8
RgudaS. ContionO 81 fluio Oura por Oom-
plot0, On monos tiompOS que ning6n otro pre-
parade similar, lag gonorTeaa, OBpormatoFnAa
ciGtitis, cot. Neior que Las inyeoOionos , muy
superior d s&ndalo oopaiba. Empio1A
RuFtiF "a efooto Iag tres 8 Ouatr0 horag de
hRb0EB0 tornado.
ontEu pToparRdos de manoEa que no TovuOl-
ven d OSt6mago nj pEOduOon malos sfeetOn,
De VOnta o. toda1 laa Bottoag. PidAnBo
muOEtFaa GRATIS { HuG dnioos fAbRieantog-
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STOCK MARKET FEATURES
QUIET AND IRREGULAR WITH
 RISE IN LAST HOUR.

Fractions Had Start-Heavy Buying Near the CIose-Money Continues Easy-'The Great Northern Injunction Case.
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Closing Prices.

Reported over private wires of Prince & Whitely, members of the New York and Boston Stock Exchanges, New York office 52 Broadway and 15 Center street New Haven. Conn.
 New York, Jan. 23 1907.
 Bid. Aasked
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Boston, Jan. 29, 1907. High. Low Bid, Masked
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measures, while the marked contrast in the upward movement of St. Paul was caused by the speculative assumption that the quick manner of completing It's stock issue had forestalled such probable hindrance Another target for attack was Canadian Pacific, which was sold largely for foreign account. Some apprehension of an addition to outstanding stock had a part in it's depression, but an over-extended spec ulative position in the stock was given the responsibility for most of the de- pression.
 Money continued to work easier, but the terms at which railroad corpora tions are selling notes to run for peril ods Of several years, which make the interest rate to maturity run to 6 per cent and upwards, detract from the ef- fects of the relaxing money markets A feature of the money market is the improved demand that has sprung up TOT commercial paper, which has re- suited in reduction in rates to 5 3-4 per cent. for prime grades
 The days fluctuations were as vari- ous as those of yesterday, but the clos ing found rally in progress instead or reaction, as on yesterday. Net gains predominate to-day, where de- clines were the rule at the preceding close.
 Bonds were steady. Total sales par value $2,29S, ,O00
 United States bonds were unchanged on call
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KES1ERDAY'S STOCK MARX Fl.
Further Decline in Activity--Characte
 of Trading Little Changed.

New York, Jan. 2S.-There was a fur ther decline in the activity of stocks to-day The character of trading was little changed. Professional operations again seemed to make up practically all of the dealings. Constant shifting by traders kept values in an unstable condition that made the market closely resemble that of the day before. The early decline in sympathy with the break in the Hill stocks elicited sup porting orders of the kind that have made the bears grow timid, and which give color to suppositions that an ac- emulation of stocks has been going on with a desire to avoid violent price fluctuations
 The movement in the Hill stocks was a direct response to the judicial up- holding of the contention of the Min nesota state authorities that consent of the state railroad commission was re- quired for the proposed issue of new Great Northern stock. The companion movement in Northern Pacific repre- sented the view that it's proposed stock increase might be opposed by similar
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COTTON MARKET.

Reported by Dick Bros. & Co.,, members of the New York Stock and Cotton Exchanges. Branch oBce, No. SS Center. New Haven Conn.
 New York, Jan 23, 1907.
 High. Low. Last.