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The daily tribune., 1907-03-14
Always Keeps Chamberlain's 9
Cough Remedy in His House

ave would not be without Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. 1t is kept on hand
continually in our home," says w. w.
Kearney, editor Of tho Independent,
Lowry City, Mo. That is just what every
family should do. Whom kept at hand
ready for instant use, . cold may be
checked at tho outset and cured In much
less time than after It has become settled
In tho system. This remedy IL also with.
out peer for Group 10 children, and will
prevent the attack when given - soon
- the child becomee hoarsc, or even a..
ter the croupy cough appears, which can
only b. done whom tho remedy 10 ks pt at
hand. For saie by Daniels Drug store. m
The daily tribune., 1907-03-14
ASKS ADVICE FROM
ATTORNEY GENERAL

City Olerk May johnson, not be.
ing fully informed on the Booth law
and even the Healy law. which may
Affect this springs election In Flor.
snoe. has written to Attorney General
Dickson for information and leg al
advios regarding to the manner that
she should proceed In ordering the
election or whether there 10 to be any
here at all.
The questions she has asked the
attorney general 10 whether the Booth
law Affects all cities Of the second
class In Colorado or just those having
. population Of 5000 or more In 1900
or when the last government census
was taken.
Miss johnson IL in . state Of quan.
dray. Both the Independent and
Citizsps' parties have filed full tick.
cts with her and she does not know
whether to certify to them ~ filed OF
adhere strictly to the HsAiy law and
run In the list Of nominations the
names Of the candidates for mayor.
aldermen for the three wards. the city
clerk and city treasurer or to group
them and run the entire ticket 81
6led in her ofIice.
A reply 10 expected from Dickson
any day and then this uncertainty
OF tho election question will have
been disposed Of. Many lawyers in
Florence are Of the opinion thst the
HeAly law Is LAW and that all cities
must abide by 1t. Then there seems
to bs . question ss to the legality
Of the law. City Attorney Blunt
tells Miss johnson that the healy law
must b enforced.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-14
RIO GRANDE BRAKEMAN
KILLED NEAR HOWARD


william Baker. Of Pueblo, . brake.
man on westbound Rio Grande freight
train No. So. IN chargs Of Cond uotor
Charlie Dewey, was run over and In.
stantly killed At Howard shortly after
s O'Clock yesterday morning. How
the accident occurred is not known
here. but 1t ID understood that be fell
under the train and was crushed 70
death. His head wss ground into sp
unacceptable pulp BY the wheels
which pMssd over him.
The remains Of the unfortunate man
were taken to SAlids. where they were
prepared for burial. Deceased WAS .
member Of the Order Of Hallway
Trainmen and leaves . wife and two
children to mourn his untimsly end.
Conductor. Jerome and Cooper Of
the D. and n. g. train service passed
through here on No. 5 enroute to
salida for the purpose Of taking the
body 10 Pueblo for burial.
Coroner O. II. WhitmoYe went to
Howard 70 enquire into the causes Of
the accident BY which Baker lost his
life,
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declared not guilty. of murder, Leo
Bs"ck was married to Mrs. Hattie
Kelley. the woman In defense Of whose
reputation be did the killing. The
jurymsn who had acquitted Brooh
were the witnesses and tho trial judge
performed the ceremony. r.
Brock shot la. Buokh ham last sum.
mer. alleging that he Cursed Mrs.
Kelley.
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ANNIVERSARY or
ADOBE RAILROAD WRECK
Travelling Men File Suit Against
Company for Damages Sustain
ed While on Train.

ed While on Train.
The memorable Denver and Bio
Grande railroad wreck between trains
Nos, 8 and 16 at Adobe. occurred one
year aoa Saturday. 1t wAs one Of the
worst railroad WRECKS 10 the annals
Of raiiroading on this division Of the
Rio Grande an the loss Of life and
railroad equipment was greater than
any wreck that has occurred on this
part Of the system. Over SCORE lost
their lives, others we're MANNED and
several bodies cremated In the IRE
that followed.
Several damage suits we're fled
against the company in tho Ere mont
county district court bat were settled
without being brought to trial. The
only cases filed In the Pueblo county
district court was that Of this week,
which was brought BY George and
LETTER kand. the former asking for
800. 90 damages and the latter %, ,O00
The Rands were both travelling
men. representing big Eastern mer.
camille houses. They boarded the
westbound train at Pueblo on the
day of the disaster. George Rand
declares that he WAS seated in one
Of the coaches whe n the wreck oc.
0urred and was 10 badly crushed
and bruised about this head, arms
and body that nervous prostration re.
suited. He declared that the injuries
have incapacited him physioially and
mentally 30 that he cannot now make
. living for himself and family.
Previous to the accident he says his
salary WAS 81 800 = year.
Lester 1. Rand was more fortunate
than his brother. He claims that
although seriously injured he has
been only partially disabled and
believes that the railroad company
should pay him 5000. ,.r
The wreck. dsolared both men, Wal
due to the negligence of the railroad
company's employees.
Immediately after the catastrophe
the railroad company is said to have
made settlement with number Of
the victims and also with the reln.
tives Of many Of tbs pAsssn gers who
were killed and the suits which were
Instituted yesterday are the first to en-.
ter the courts.
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Acquitted, Then Married.

Shreveport. Ls.. March il-At
midnight lsst night 10 the court room
whore he had i've mintss before been
The daily tribune., 1907-03-14
Low Rate to Fort Worth and
Return

Tickets will b sold for one fare plus
- by the Colorado Il Southern on March
10 and II. good for 10 days. Write for
particulars to T. . Fisher, q. p. A.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-14

fered by the Colorado & Southern to
points in Texas for the land seeker. Let
US tell you about tho country and the
rates. T. 4 Fisher, G. p. A., Denver.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-14
Bank President a Suicide.

Canton. o March Is-Horace @.
MCDOWELL. president Of the Far mers
bank Of Canton. shot and killed him.
self ~ bis country homo nve miles
north Of this city this morning. He
was known throughout Ohio % .
breeder OF hish class sheep.
M. MCDOWELL had been sufYer irg
au attack Of grip.
The Farmers bank was closed to-
day. A card on the door roads:
"This bank 10 CLOSED on account Of the
death Of H. q. Mcdowell. president. ="
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-06
ASUNTOS D|VERSOS
En- viaje para Ponce Y
Mayagiiez.--Un nue.
vo peri6dico.
FALLECIMIENTO
Operation en- Ia vista. Con
rumbo 4 Santo Domingo.
Fabrica de cigarrillos.

Hoy ha salldo en- viaje para
Mayaguez y Ponce nuestro. amigo
el stiior Luis Brau, en- ges Anes de-
in nuevo peri6dico ilus de
caracter satfrico-literario qu4,apa
cecera muy en- breve en- esta ciudad.
Para el dia r5 del actual Sc
anuncian en- Arecibo examenes de
aspirantes a la licencia de maestro
rural.
Ri sabado dlimo falleci6 en-
Mayaguez el apreciable joven sefiot
Buenaventura Quihones. Su en-
tierro, que Sc verified ell domingo,
estuvo muy concurrido. Paz 4 sus
restos.
Madame Lavergne avisa 4
sus amigos y conocidos que Sc ha
trasladado 8 q la calle de San Justo,
u6mero ~, entrando por la de 10
Luna. ao-1s
va ha empezado q trabajarse
en- Ponce en- las obras del nuevo
edihcio para la fabrica de cigarrillos
sLa Sultana.S 81 material que Sc
emplee en- dlcha construction sera
de concrete s6lido y esta estara baio
Ia direction del ingenlero sefor
Carlos Clausell.
-Eu Mayagiiez tratase de pu-
blicar Tin perl6dico satffico con el
titulo de ala C6cora.s
-Ha sido operada de Ia vista
en- Arecibo por el dAtor Susoni, Ia
sehora esposa de Mr.. Rooms.
Han embarcado en- Maya.
guez, con rumbo a Santo Domingo,
los j6venes Emilio euevas, Herml.
nio Mufoz y Carlos Rosell6.
Las pastillas digestivas del
doctor Ley Roy, marca ANTURI.
CAS-, digieren los alimentos que nc
pueda digerir el ezt6mago,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-06
De T0DAS Parties
Decubrimiento de .otrO
nuevo cometa, de oc-
tava magnitud.
MONEDA ACUNADA
Los arboles de alcanfor en-
Formosa. - Condena de
IS amos de Preside.

Rl director del Observatorio &c
Washburd, en- telegrama que ha
enviado al de Harvard, annncia
haber descubierto el professor Nc.
llish, de Madison, Wisconsin, un
nuevo cometa de octava magnitud.
-Seg1n anuncla el director
de la Casa de Moneda, de los Esta-
dos Upidos en- septiembre Sc acu.
iaron en- ella SIS 43s,582 50 en- mo.
nedas de oro; s.. .345, OF. IS en- pla.
ia, y 1904, 600 en- miguel.
Ell departamento de bosques
de alcanfor en- Formosa, prohibe
que Sc corten arboles de esa espe.
Gle que tengan mas de cincuenta
amos. 81 Sc contlnuasen los cortes
como Sc hace hoy Sc concluirfa In
espscle en- otros cincuenta afios.
Fl goblerno hara plantar $50, 900
anuales.
-Dicen de Manila, que el ca
becil|a de bandidos Jose Lumuka6
fue sentenciado q IS afios de pri-
sion en- Bilibid. Este fallo II rro
nunci6 el juez Villamor en- Kabite.
Cinco de sus compaheros han
sido condenados q cinco afios de
prisi6n cada uno. Esta partids
que Sc dice es la dltims que me
rodeaba en- Kabite ha sido captu.
rada por el teniente Bailey de Ia
Constabularia.
--Se dice que actualmente Sc
estan construyendo campanas de
(ContinGa en- Ia b1gfxa s.)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-06
NOT|C|AS,' DEL D|A
Asamblea de tabaque-
ros en- Caguas. Ell
Juez seflor Gill.
PLAZAs VACANTES
Propletario enfermo. - En-
algunas panaderfas. Ger.
tifcado de salud.

Sc anuncia para muy en- bre,
We una asamblea de tabaqueros en-
la ciudad de Caguas.
Sc halla enfermo en- MAYA
guez el rico propietario sehor Isaac
F. Martinez.
Anoche, los inspectores de
sanidad municipal decomisaron una
gran eantidad de masa de la que Sc
tenia preparada en- algunas panade.
rias, a causa, segdn informes, de
haber encontrado que muchos ope
rarios trabajaban en- dichas tahonas
sin tener el certifcado de salud que
expide el O6cial de Sanidad local.
Sc encuentra va restablecico
el juez de la Corte de Distrito de
Ponce sefior Martin E. Gill.
-Existen vacantes en- Ponce
una plaza de cartero y una de escri.
biente en- la ofcina de correos de
aquella ciudad. 81 dia % habra
examenes para cubrir dichas va.
cantes.
%Se neeesitan buenos ven
dedores para este peri6dico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-06

versiones pdblicas que proporclona
la Exposici6n son todas muy bellas
y en- gran variedad. No ha habido
Exposici6n alguna hasta ahora que
haya conteuido mayores atractivos.
La diversion mas s.interesante y
excentrica de todas ..es eli combate
naval entire Ell sMerrimaco (que fue
el primer acorazado de hierro que
Sc haya construfdo nunca) y el
aMonitor'; una de las mas grandes
atracciones del Warpatho, que ma.
die deberfa dejar de yer. Otra de
las cosas mas noveles { interesantes
es el S2ancho no 1907, dondelse ven
algunos de los atrevidos y her6icos
actos de los scowboys0 y de los In.
dios de los Estados del Oeste.
La Exposition de Jamestown,
segdn los primitivos planes, debia
cerrarse en- noviembre 30, pero es
possible, que como el ndmero de vi
sitantes es todavfa muy grande,
permanecera alberta hasta una fe
cha mas avanzada.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-06
DE- SAN SEBASTIAN
FL joven Jose M. Caba-
Hero. -Su viaje a los
Estados-Unidos.
CORREO RETRAsADO
PoT descarrilamientos y por
las fuertes avenidas del
rio SGuatemalas,

Noviembro 3.-Se despide de
nosotros para los Estados Unidos,
el estudioso joven Jose M: Caballe-
70 = Echeandfa. Este buen amigo
posee sl tftulo de professor princi-
pal, que con notas muy atlas obtu-
70 en- Ia Rscuela Normal de Rio
piedras.
A la metr6poll lie lleva el deseo
de hacerse ingeniero electricista,
para cuya carrera posee muy bue.
mas ATTITUDES.
-Rn LA DEMocRAcIA del 20
de octubre pasado, el corresponsal
de Lares Sc lamenta del retraso con
que alguna que otra vez Sc recibe
el correo en- aquella poblaci6n y liza.
ma Ia atenci6n del jefe del ramo.
Como este podria redundar en-
psrjuicio de Ia empresa que en- Ia
actualidad tiene rematado ese ser
vicio, empresa que, 4 nuestro sentr
y seg6u opinion de viajeros de la
isla, es una de las que en- el pats
con mas regularidad cumple sus
compromises, nos hacemos eco de
Ia nodcia, manifestando que solo
en- una ocasi6n lego 81 correo tarde
4 Lares por motives que competen
& Ia empresa,
De tai incldente entreg6 el co.
chero & SD llegada en- Ia adminis-
TRACTION, I'm comprobante frmado
por todos los pasajeros.
Otras veces por la fuerte ave-
nida de Ia quebrada que Sc encuen.
Aaa axtes del rio sGuatemalas, que
imposibilita el paso, y muchas por-
sue el trsu ha llegado con bastante
tettaso 4 causa de alg1n desearrila.
miento; causas sstas que no pueden
Ser evitadas por Ia empresa.
De tai modo cumple sus compro-
misos la empresa Cancio & Echean-
dfa, que hasta ahora no han tenido
que pagar por el ameritado servlcio
nj Ia mas leve multa.
-Sigue muy adelantada la re.
paraci6n del hospital sBlenks, bajo
Ia direction de nuestro alcalde. Di.
cho edi6cio sera pintado al oleo y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-06

mas importante arendez ,vouss nava
que registrar los anfles de la histo
ria, las primeras regatas internacio
males de submarines, y las regatas d,
botes motores mas importantes que
hayan tenido lugar hasta ahora. A
este hay que afiadir la magnif-
ca Illumination del puerto, de mo
do exceptional y nunca visto, las
contiendas de atletas que han te.
nldo lugar entire los campeones
mas esforzados del dia en- terre.
nos de la Exposici6n; la mas
grande reunion de bandas ma
wales y militares que Sc haya con
gregado nunca; la metropolis colo
nial, cuyos edifcios son singulares
eJemplos de arquitectura; la mayer
torre que Sc haya erigido nunca en-
America y quizas en- el mundo en-
tero; los campos de parada mas ex.
tensos de la TERRA; una production
exacta del singular combate entire
el *Merrlmacs y el sMonitors; Ia
production pirotecnica de escenas
guerreras; el pueblo complete que
Sc exhibe de Artes y O6cios; las
exhibiciones hist6ricas; las demos
traciones industriales en- que Sc de-
muestran los procedimientos de ca
da industria de modo complete; los
eneantadores bafios de mar, al Dor.
de mismo de- la Exposition; las
grandes exhibiciones tecnicas del
gobierno; las estaciones de .telegra-
fla sin hilos; el cuerpo salvavidas
en- activa operaci6n; el gran pala.
clio de carbon; las grandes exhibi.
clones forestales; los barcos akreos
dirigibles, para usos comerciales
TN brazo de mar, de TN Area de
1880. 900 pies cuadrados; un com.
pleto pueblo japones; una comunl.
dad tirolesa completa; lin museo de
guerra y de reliquias navales; una
exacta reproduction de la antigua
villa de Jamestown; ana exhibition
educational completa; las inmens as
salas de convenciones; palacios de
exhibiciones; salones hist6rlcos, y
los grandes edifclos donde Sc des.
plegan las evoluciones llevadas q
cabo por las artes industriales, 10.
trarsportes y las manufactures.
Fl llamado aWarpatho y Ell 81
ito de concosiones de Ia Exposicl6l
de jamestown, contiene todas la
dltimas novedades y la mejor reu
nion de diversiones que Sc hayal
convocado nunca en- una celebra
cton de esta naturaleza. Las Ill
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-06
Ia EXPOSITION De JAMESTOWN

En- mayo 10 de 1907, 3 botes
echaron cl ancla en- una peninsula
csrcana a ~ Owhatan, y sus tri.
pulantes establecieron IN fuerte de
defensa al que dieron el nombre de
James Fort. DIchos barcos desem.
barcaron ciento cinco colonos, entire
los cuales Sc encontraba Jhon Smith
un aventurero de admirable genio,
que estaba destlnado q dirigir Ia
infantil eolonia 4 traves de pelIgro.
sas pruebas y vicisitudes.
Smith y sus hombres, vague.
Hos que despues les siguieron,
transformeron el fuerte en- una ciu-
dad, q Ia que llamaron James City;
de James City naci6 la Virginia y
de Ia Virginia los Estados Unldos.
La "Exposici6n" celebra, pues,
ahora, en- 1907, el tercer centena-
rio de este principle de la Naci6u.
Esta Sc halla en- las playas que mi
ran las hermosas aguas de Hamp
ton Roads (Virginia), cerca de las
cdales Sc encuentran las populosas
y pr6speras ciudades de Norfolk,
Portsmouth y New port News,
Hampton, Old Point Comfort y Ia
Fort q de Moudpe.
Etic posee grandes bellezas
natunhles y ss uno de los mas pin
torescos de America. Adn cuando
las varias exposiciones que han te
nido lugar hasta ahora en- los Esta-
dos Unidos contenian quizas mayo
res atracavQ materiales y mayores
exhibiciones de maquinaria, produc.
tos agricohs, etc. que los que Sc
ven eu los muchos y bellisimos edl.
fclos de Jamestown, sin embargo,
ninguna de estas exposlciones ha
presentado colecciones de tan In.
tense interes hist6rko, no solo pa
ra America, sino para todos aque-
llos que Sc interesan en- Ell comen-
Rmiento y en- el gigantesco creci-
mfento de una gran naci6n.
Ademas de 10 que podria LA.
marse, pGte ideal, sentimental &
romantica de la Exposici6n, Sc ven
tantas cosas que son interesantes {
instructivas, que el Ehitante puede
permanecer una semana 6 mas en-
su reolnto, y, sin embargo, no te
ner su6clspte tempo para yer y alb
sorb@ bien cuanto Sc ofrece a ST
vista y 4 su imagination, Las d.
versas atracciones que Sc ofrecel
son muchas. Entire los hechos ma.
notables que ha orlginado la cele
braci6n d Jamestows Sc cuenta e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-06
+. NlTAyzO
DOCTOR EN MEDICINA
Y CIRUJIA,

.OCUL1STA. -Ex.medlco au.
xlliar de Ia Clfnica oftalmol6.
glca, que 4 cargo del doctor
Barraquer existe en- eli SHospii.
TAI de Ia Santa Cruz1de Bar.
Consultorio1 o1exclus;vo
para afecciones de los oios.
Tetuan 81, (cerca, del. Tea
tro.l Horas de consulta.
De 9 ( Il de Ia mahana,
Gratis 4 los.pobres, de 8Ae
lie Ia mahana. d,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-06
G0rgGMtG

cdranse sin tenor q que &c re.
produzcan, los dolores de garganta
faringitis, amigdalitis, ronqueras'
cosquilleos, tos nerviosa, extinciones
de voz, anginas, con las PastilIas
Houde a la Cocafna.
Sn uso Sc recomienda especial.
mente los oradores, profesores, can
tantes, y q todas las personas que "a.
tigan su voz por un trabaio excessive
Para evttar toda deception, cue
pudiera ser grave, exiiase la f;r,na
(Houde) sobre la faja de garantia de
sus Pastillas. ~
En- venta en- todas las buenss
Iarmacias. Dep6sito: ao, rue Albouv.
Paris. "
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-06
SEVENDE

Una caldera multibular de 10 lies
de largo por s de ancho, con "a tpboc
de 1 pulgadas y solo dos cosechas dc
uso,
Una mAquina horizontal, compile
ia, con dos clasifcadOres, capaz para
moler 1000 galones de guarapo en- IL
horas.-para informes, dir1janse Al
PENRDo, Faiardo. ,o-16.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-06
llcsIdia De Ri PIsdrs,

En- pcder de Higinio Torres Sc es-
cuentra dePositada una yegua color f,,rIa
blaneo, espaldada, de seis cuartas sl.adS
pobre de crimes ' como de cinco s5o- -
edad, tFaida al deposito municipal en- CO.
cepto de sparecida. Lo que se No.
p1blico para general conocimiento 4 -
efeCtos del aricule 627 del codipo civii
Rio Piedras, ssptsmhre u de Ieos.-Sra :
eAtoeA, -slcalds municipal. tSAN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-06
DIR. JaCintO Zaratt

Medicina. a.-Cruia Intermediates de ntos.-Parto
Ocu11srA della Cnica Oftalmo6gca del < tel Dieu, de
Paris, Consultas de 3 p m.-RAFAEL CoRDERo lLu.
M 1927
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-06

sus compartimientos serSn mas am
plios y ventilados que ants. La
fachada variara en- todo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-06
DepeOdiente de Farnltia

Sc necesita uno practico y con
referencias. Informes, P. O. Box
Al, Fajardo. 1-15s.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-09-06
Where the Flowers came From.

l. There was a teacher, teaching in a
very poor neighborhood," said a New
York settlement worker, "who received
daily gifts of flowers from one of her
pupils, ragged little boy, The flow
ers were Of all sorts, sometimes costly
dollhouse blooms, sometimes simple, old
fashioned garden flowers. As rule
they were somewhat faded. One day
the boy brought the teacher a great
bouquet of mauye orchids. TO be sure.
they were much wilted. but none the
less it could be seen that they had once
cost a great deal Of money. The puz-
zled teacher as she took them said:
Jimmy, where do you get all these
flowers that you give me? You don't
steal them, hope. -
II oh, no, ma'am, the youngster an
sWered; fathers an ash man.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-09-06
The Invention of Armor.

The idea Of the invention of armor
for the protection OF the body from
Weapons came from the ancients, who,
noticing the natural armor Of various
kinds Of animals, particularly the ar
madillo, Initiated 1t. In early times
before metal was used in armor max
Ing the warriors used rough hides Of
several thicknesses, and the first armor
ever worn was made from slices taken
from the hoofs of horses and fastened
together with pegs. Fish scales and
the scales of large snakes were also
gathered and fastened together untiI
they formed a thick layer and were
used as armor The armor of the mitis
die ages was continuation OF the
ancient kind, made In the form OF
scales Of iron or steel Certain kinds
Of mail used in early times in England
were copied from the shells Of crabs
and Holsters. Minneapolis journal.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-09-06
A London Lads PRAYER.

W. PETIT Ridge, a London writer.
made a London boy in one of his sto-
ries offer the following rather original
prayer: Lord, wilt thou ave the
kindness to make me grow strong and
tall and with plenty to say for meself,
and wilt thou do this as soon as thou
can find time, SOS to save me ex-
pense and waste Of money that might
be used in other ways-say for d
cricket bat? Believe me. Lord, thy
obedient servant, A. Martin"
He rose. He was halfway into his
blue flannel bed gown when an imper-
tant idea occurred to him, and he
knelt down again quickly
SHOULD ave mentioned" he whis-
pered, ..Elfred Martin of 53 Cawstle
street, jest over Surrey side of South
ark bridge" .... 7+as@s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-09-06
Water Transportation cheap.

Any class of water transportation i
incomparably cheaper than land tr5zA
portation, unless something better thsa
the modern railroad is invented. Foe
this reason the greater part of our do
mestic or inland tonnage has been and
is carried by water and not by rail.
For that reason the railways own the
largest steamers on the lakes. The
wheat trade was lost to the Mississippi,
not by competition. but because the
railroads did not. bring it there. The
Mississippi above Cairo is decadent.
not for lack of ability to compete, but
for lack of commerce, which is to say
accessibility by means of its own tribu-
taries. Charles D. Stewart In Century.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-09-06
MARCHING Geese.

Norfolk geese were driven up to Lon
don In thousands without losing con-
Sdition. It paid better before the days
sof railways to let the geese transport
themselves. The largest drove mem
TONED was one OF 1900, which went
from Suffolk. through Chelmsford and
ON to London They took their Journey
easily, marching ten miles day. The
ordinary days march OF the German
army is thirteen miles, only three miles
better than the geese. When Lord Ok
ford bet the Marquis of Queensberry
that q drove Of Suffolk geese would
beat an equal number Of turkeys in q
walk to London the geese won BY for
tt -eight hours Cornish's 8 Animal Arti-
sans