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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-27
HlSTORICO.
SentenGiadO a bsTaTSG CuatrO We.
CeS pOr hOTa dnraDte una Sc.
mana.

Filadeifa, abril 11.-sSrnor iuez, listed
no hRIa 10 que dice, no es asi?
-Si se1or, contests enfatiCRmente ell
jueZ, ? cuando clio SO haya realizado, us
ted Ciertamente SO encontrar6 limpio 81.
quiera por una vez deBde su nacimiento."
Esta parte de di6lOgo tuvo lugar en- la
estaci6n de policfa ndmero %, del distrito,
q la conclusion de Ia vista de una causa
Seguida contra Toni Tobssco.
Esta mafiana dicho individuo fu6 Ileva'
do ante Ia pressncia del Msgistrado Rau,
quien Sc sorprendi6 grandemente al verle
Su porte.
-'SCuando Sc banjo usted?-p preguut6
el Msgistrado.
"No me baf1o desde 81 verano pasado',
fu6 Ia contestaci6n.
-'JDesde Cuando no Sc Java usted la
cara2"
-'DeBde hace unaB seig semanas''.
-"Cuanto tempo hace desde que SO Ia
v6 usted las manoa?"
-'No recueTdo cusDto tempo hace".
-"Muy bien, apuesto & que usted va
acOrdarBe Ia pr6xims vez'', dijo 81 Msgis
trado Rau, por que 20 -le voy q enviar
la casa de correction con poeitivas instruc.
clones en- el auto de prisi6n, de que le ba.
fen cada ounce minutes durants ell dia en-
la primera Semana, , una vez diaria, du.
raute todo ell tempo que le reste pasar allf.
YO apuesto que eRto ls har6 a'g6u peque-
flo beneicio por el tempo perdido y pro
bablemente clio le bard adquirir ell habito
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"LA VILLA DE MADRID" avi.

"LA VILLA DE MADRID" avisa &
suB favOrecedores, que acaba de recibir las
Aegftimas alfombras terciopelO de Orients,
marca "EScudO" para Dala, aBf como los
drilea de hilo, legftimo nGmero l0Oy il
pijapa y las mejores alpacaB negras y casi
mires ingleses.
En- materiales para la confecci6n de
oVmbrerog, ENGAGES, bordadOs, aplicaciOnes
? cOrS6S; es la casa que tiene siempre el
mejor surtido en- Puerto Rico. HacemoB
enVfOs por correOB todos los pueblos de
la iSla, IeIefOnO s7S. P. o. B. 764.
San Francisco 5, San Juan p. r.
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TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.

Public notice is hereby given that on
Monday morning, the 18th instant, at ten
o'clock, a public hearing will be had
before the Executive Council on the ques-
tion of leasing some of the public lands at
or near the shore front on the Marina to
private parties for public warehouse pur.
poses. "~-
All persons interested in this matter
will be given an opportunity to be heard
at that time in the chambers of the Exc
cutivs Council in the Diputacion Building
" r. Bennett Chief Clerk, Executive
Council. San Juan, April 26, 1902. Is
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y le ensehar6 que usted debe estar limpiO
para estar saludable."
Toni Sc RETRO sollozando para gu zelda
en- donde Sc le di6 un POGO de sgua calien'
to, jab6n una tohalla. Tan prOnto como
el aqua le moi6 la cara peg6 IN salto, perO
cinR.-De (The World J
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VAEHN So PHS0 EN 8R9.

Conserve Ell mecanfsnaO en- buen estad0.
Norman, Ont, Euero IS de 1890
w. H. CoMsToCR, Morristovn. NY
Estimado Sr.:-Sus Pd0rae d. Raiz indiana daI II
Morse son para 81 orQanisIo 81 esladr n,e nnea
Ia humanidad La vida a como m Tsjoi. fsyiI
decados son ss 1ecansusos ma Il
IN cuerpo sxtrano adhere Ia mas peq1ena de sus
Fedas, etal es ell resuado2-Primero solamenra nna
pequena diferenca es pereeptibe: er sie4e
ast que creeiendo Ia obstruction ia irrelarIad a
haciendese mas grauda hasa que que pudo acmeue
al empezar coreirse necesitar enonces meho mas fyso
cuidado para arregiaro es Ia copstitueion bnmsna
I'm pequeno desarreglo Sc aban6ona creee a. auenta
npercepblemeHe princpiO espues con rapidez basta
qus 10 que pudo principle corar de aiz con muy
POGO abajo Sc vueYe casi fatal Para eyar esto aeon
seio todo mundo que purifoen s organismo toanta
las Pild0ras de Morse asi eonservaran vfgor vitadad
S. s. S.
HF HATWELIs
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PARIS BAzGR

Por el vapOr frances lIegaron de Paris
los nuevos crep6s de pelo natural a un Pc
80 cincuenta centavo unO, y otra claSe
muy c6moda de alambre cubierta con pelo
25 centavos.
Adem6s Sc ha recibido perfumerfa fna,
flores de Azahar y veloS pora novias, aba
nicos de nacar, gOmbrillas fnaH, corseB
franceSes de IS uno, flores, plumas, enca-
ges y muChaS otraB novedadeB.
PARIS BAZAR de PEDRO GIUSTI,
FoFtaleza 27.
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GoIovin muy yigiIad0.

Peteugo Abl 27 Ell pdente de la Doum8 Goviu ha io
goeno hmhrs profile
a uedo rever goberno
rechazadoS igancia GooV
Douma pof toda eviT
cumpla
opoii6n raalas
de vceprdente del Sc dice ovn
pac ha paco gerno Douma mbO de
disueta
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FranCia Y MafrueCos.

Paris Ab 27La prensa union
Merr6neo modos
hr les creadOs Mau FL gobieno frances
an anadOs ns pv6 de vida Tdogr doctor
ud
% IoO pals cna gobieno CasgF los 0fnenes de las
nmediac T&ug
Francia de M Revolt
Om6 cOnf Age aldr6 b Madrid hacerse
de la embaiada or Core.
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Habra u1 Congreso de la Paz.

Amapa incuye las
d dentr Mansgus capital Nicaragua Tambien
Salvador
venc Honduras obdo agunas vent atado
los OBJ
% pru zla HnduFagy Salvador obsnen Pare
la acasado motive
arreglo de la apazy cpgrso.
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Un artfeuIO de m6rifO Sc vende bien.
BOrachoir Harbor ". s.. Enero Is de 1894,
w, H. CoMSTOCK, BTorristown N. Y.
Arreciable sr-Esta carta es para CerifcaF que 50.
conercante medecinas de Patente ncuyend0 varia,
classes de PiIdoras. Que vendo mas PildOfas de RaR
Indiana del Dr. Morse que todas las otras intas s,
ysn:a aumsntO.
&s.s.
Sss N r. NTCTT0T.
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DestacamentOs de pOIiCla.

Santa Lucia Ab 27-Con motive hg los sangrien dtuEb
e
scitud
qud
poicone amazHdos provision cualquier
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FL saIva-GuArdia del viajero.


Auagaudas Pond, ~. s., Enero "a de 1890
W. H. CoMsToCK, MorristoWn, N. Y.
Muy Sr mfo:-Por muchos amos he sido nm acerrfmo
pardaro de sus PdOFas de Raiz indiana del Dc. Morse
no porqne fe cega la que tengo elias por
la eonsnza que para mi han hecho aceedoas pof Ia
expeenca que he tendo oportunidad de surr sobre
yaor eTto Mis- ocupaciones tales que paso mIchO
tempo fuera de mi casa consderaria equi
pale competos negaran faltar las PdoFas del De.
g.S.s
- n. r, MCINNIS
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lNnIclnnR GENERAL

C0NSEIO A LAS MADREs.-El jarabe claimants de
NSeh Winsow debe sepre que los niSos estsn
en9' odo dentici6n. Pnoporcona alvio Immediate
81 pequeho Paciente produce un sueo natural tran9uo,
ya el dolor angelic despierta muy yivo alegre.
IS muy agradhble al paladaT, cama al nno abanda
encils alv Dolores hace facies las fnciones del
est5mago y regula los intestinos Es el mejor remedo
eonoedo para darrea va Drovenga esa de Ia denic6n
de elaquera ora engase mucho cudado pedi
arabe Canlante de la SennrS WnsloW"; es el meo
A. 4ndn
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FAMAS De EUROPA.---Los eminentes sa-
bios medcos GeImod B0uchaTdat, Nonta
Chomel en- sus estudlos sobre el vino San
Rafael de Valence (Drome) France, des-
pufs del analisis hecho por- los eminentes
sabios Liebig y FasteuT, certifcan que las
propiedades de este vino son de tai excelen-
cia, que su uso debe ser obligatorio los
enfermos debiles y yan6micos, y que toman-
dolo, frecuentemente garantiza buena sa-
lud, 10 que recomienda muy eficazmente
todos sus colegas Cuidese mucho con
las falsificaciones, Unicos agentes para la
lsla de Pto-Rico. Csrecedo HernadgaOs q
Ca. Sae Juan PR.
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SER1TCI0 ESPECIAL DE- CABLES
La Democracia" y la Correspondence
UNIDAS
U NI Il s
La reina en- IN COnCiertO.

sus
Circular cada
pueblo
baj verdadeHente ico las pub heh retaron
SoJ;5ou
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-21
CABLE news
R0CKEFELLER'S IMMENSE
STANDARD OIL HOLDINGS

New York, Sept. 20.-In the Stand
ard OIL investigating trial 1t has been
brought out in evidence that John d.
Rockefeller owns two hundred and
forty-seven thousand, six hundred AMI
ninety-two of the total shares of the
Standard Oil Company, his holdings
being valued at one hundred and nine
millions of dollars. II was also shown
that these shares had deprecated In
value during the past ten years to the
amount of one hundred millions. The
University of Chicago is given at the
trial as the owner Of Ave thousand
shares OF the company.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-21

The flagship of the Inter-Island
Steam Navigation Co., steamer Kinau,
Captain Freeman, arrived from Ha-
viii and Maui ports this morning with
Il small list Of passengers for this port
Judge c. f. Parsons of the Hawaii Cir
cult, Il. w. ShingIe of the Waterhouse
Trust Co. and Captain G. II. Pierce
were among the arrivals. She brought
the following freight for this port;
One carriage, roller shafts, bags
ava, 10 bales gobO. 20 cords wood, 20
empty kegs, SO empty barrels, So bags
Of taro, 227 packages of sundries
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-21
LORD SCORES
Rowland HARD
Wants Pub. Works Dept,
Cleaned Out
Complete


Coast yesterday on the Siberia in con-
nection with dredging contract, re-
lieved his mind somewhat on local
r1atters connected with the Public
Works Department. He is quoted as
Saying, in language not to be misun-
derstood, that there would be no work
performed by his company under the
contract in question until the Depart
ment of Public Works had been
Cleaned out from top to bottom"
That Holloway was TO resign on
November | and in such an event the
two IIowlands would go with him
caused Mr.. Lord to express himself as
being satisfied that work OF public
nature would move along in u way it
should go thereafter.
Lord explained the situation further
by stating that Superintendent HOl-
loway was man of good personal
judgment but that he had let Rowland
'un things regardless, and to such an
extent that no contractor had thus far
been able to get along with him. Mr.
ord is quoted rs making the state
rlent that Rowland Is a man who
knows nothing of what he undertakes
to oversee and makes up for his ignor-
ance with his ofIlciousness."
Mr.. Lord further says:
"As soon as return from Column
bus, Ohio, | am going TO start pro-
feedings against the Government for
payment for the work | did on the
contract for laying the bar-lock pipe
80 the Nuuanu reservoir. On that con-
tract have done nothing since about
The first OF May, and | don't intend to
do anything until get my money for
what | have done. The time limit on
that contract expired some time last
July. If am SO much in the wrong
over II as the department tries to
make out, why don't they try to cancel
the contract"
There are $500 still owing Lord on
tie pipe-laying contract, and that
gentleman is very emphatic in his
rtatement that that amount must be
lald before he viii proceed any fur.
tier with the work.
Continuing, Lord is reported to
have said:
when I had done considerable
emount of the work had the Govern
ment engineer go over II and he put
N an estimate that | had completed
70 per cent of the total contract. On
that basis ! applied for payment, the
contract being that | was to be paid
up to 80 per cent of the value of what
had done. This estimate went to
Rowland. without consulting his en-
gineer or anything else but his
caprice, he struck out the figures GO
and substituted the figures so, thus
knocking me out Of considerable
amount Of the money due me.
In addition to this were other mat
tiers which cropped up. and quit work
and will stay quit until either the de-
partment will do things on a common
sense and fair basis or the department
Is cleaned out AID common sense and
fair men are put in charge"
Mr. Lord told of many other feat
ares of the contract that had been
twisted out of shape by the whims OF
Rowland, and that he would stand for
no more such bungling.
Mr.. Lord says that he will return
In about six weeks, and expressed a
desire that things may be Strengthened
by that time.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-21
TROOPS PROTECT POPE.

Rome, Sept. 20.-Troops were quar-
tered all day today in the premises OF
the Vatican in order to protect the
Pope and the headquarters of Roman
Catholicism from any possible damage
from rioters. whom 1t had been ex-
pected would break out today on the
anniversary OF the fall of the temporal
power of the Popes. The anniversary
pissed, however, in quietness.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-21
= Brewer & Co........
CT1CAD

Sales-Between Boards $1,000
Paia IS. 800; s Eva, s25.37 1-2; SO
Eva, $25.37 1-2; $1,000 Paia Is,
500: $1,000 Cal. Ref. Gs. 800:
$4,000 Pioneer 6s, S1O3; so Kihei,
$3.50; IS .Kihei, $3.50.
Notice-No session tomorrow, Re-
gatta Day, Sept. Il. Legal holiday.
Latest sugar quotation 3.95 cents
per pound or $40 per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-21
CHINESE EMPIRE ADOPTS
THE GOLD STANDARD

Washington, Sept. 20.-Among the
Chinese reform contemplated is that
of compulsory education OF the
masses In preparation for the estab-
lishment of the gold monetary stand
ard throughout the empire. The re-
formers state that this step is neces-
sary to preserve the national integrity
of the Chinese Empire.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-21
JURY IS READY FOR FORD TRIAL

San Francisco, Sept. 20.-The jury
for the trial of TREY L. Ford has been
completed and the trial of the attorney
of the United Railroads will now be
proceeded with.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-08-22

orders to the fuel docks was pointed
out. The dealers have in many cases
replied that they will gladly lay In
early stocks OF coal for the winter II
their customers can be persuaded to
place their individual orders early, aud
the railway people are now seeking to
interest the individual consumers,
through the medium of advertise
ments calling attention to the traffic
problems which will arise II the North.
VESTS 5 orders for coal from the head OF
the lakes do not reach the fuel docks
until the lines are rushed to the limit
with wheat shipments, with snow and
cold following almost Immediately af-
ter the cessation of such Shipments
None OF the northwestern lines are
anxious for another snow blockade,
and all are making a determined effort
to protect their territory against the
difficulties involved, should the ad-
verse conditions OF last winter again
prevail. II the coal dealers and con-
sumers act promptly, there will not be
repetition next winter OF last win.
ter's fuel troubles.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-08-22
HAZELTON HAPPENINGS.
.llrom Republican, Aug. ".

From Republican, Aug. ".
IIazelton's ball team has disbanded
for the season.
Mail is now being carried twice a
week from HazeltOn to Hoe, Miss
Allie LindeIman being the carrier.
lIazclton dealers have this season
disposed OF their share Of haying and
harvesting machinery and binding
Irvine.
Il. j. Bauer has gone east OH bust
ness, and while away will attend the
Northwestern Photographers Asso-
citation.
A wind storm of five minutes dura-
tion yesterday scattered lumber piles,
hay stacks and other loose articles
hereabouts, besides blowing j. l.
Roop's windmill down.
While in ilazeiton, last Friday, O.
r. Torrison bought OF w l.. Yeatci
u quarter section Of land adjoining the
formers homestead, and now has 4
half-seclion of desirable land.
Bennie ISlabunde left Monday fol
Rochester, Mimi, where he will enter
a hospital in an endeavor To eliminate
some OF the scars and other effects o1
the gasoline eXplOsionhe was in IA year
ago.
Barber Winterton aud family were
at Braddock couple OF days last week
attcndip. the wedding of Jacob Win
terton and young lady who came di-
rect from Norway TO make .Jacof
happy.
Miss Ethel Prayilz, of Litchville. wal
a passenger on Tuesdays train en-
route to Linton for visit with Miss
Jessie Sandidge. She will spend some
time with Hazelton friends before re-
turning home.
Game Warden Mahaney, Of Win
chester, tells,Is that he has had al
the tish-traps removed from Beaver
creek between Red Lake and the Mis-
souri, river, and that he also expects
to keep an eye open for the fellow whi
shoots game before Sept. lst.
Nellie Chapman was taken TO th'
hospital at Bismarck yesterday morn
ing. a couple of weeks ago She fel
and struck her knee on foot-scrape
at the side of the door, and since theI
has been in great pain. The inlur.
TO the knec-cap is such that the out
come of the case is yet uncertain.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-08-22

Some of the new settlers in the Da-
kotas were situated as the early Iowans
were situated, when, after four or five
open winters, the storm and cold OF
December came upon them, just as
the farmers OF Iowa we're surprised
not many years ago TO have their en-
tire corn crop covered up by deep
SNOW in October so they could not pick
it till Easter.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-08-22
Avoiding a Coal Shortage.

Traffic officers OF the Northern Pa
citic railway have taken unique steps
towards avoiding a possible coal-short-
age in the Northwest, this winter, by
utilizing the arrangements made for
the advertising OF passenger traffic
matters i'm calling the attention to
coal dealers and coal consumers gener
ally to the necessity of laying in their
play advertising has never before been
used by northwestern railways for
such a purpose.
The advertisements. which have
been sent to many newspapers ,'n the
line Of tho Northern Pacific railway,
state in terseand emphatic terms that
the best way to avoid coal shortage
is to buy early, and that at The pres
ent time there is fuel at the head of
the lakes and empty cars with which
to move It, For the time being these
advertisements will take the place Of
publicity with reference To rates and
| trains. The effect of the experiment,
which is a rather novel excursion into
the advertising field for a railway, is
being watched with much interest.
Railway officers fear that, should
northwestern dealers delay their or
ders for winter coal such shipments
will again fall into the months when
the northwestern wllea. crop is NOV
ing, and when all the available equip
ment and motive power OF the rail
ways is necessarily employed i'm keep
ing the wheat moving and the lines
clear Of congestion. a year ago this
and other causes make IT extremely
difficult to move coal The extremely
severe weather which suddenly de-
scended on the Northwest later prac-
tically stopped traffic for a consider
able period and brought on a severe
shortage Of fuel.
All the leading northwestern lines
are making efforts To secure an early
movement Of coal from the head OF
the lake to all the various local points.
and their officers are anxious to bring
about q condition under which, before
severe cold weather comes again, botll
the consumers and the dealers will be
thoroughly advised Of the necessity OF
getting in their supply OF fuel we'll in
advance, and prompted to protect
themselves against the possibility Of a
shortage by having their winter fne
actually on hand.
Northern Pacific traffic officers two
months ago took up the coal question
with the big fuel-dock concerns at the
head Of the lakes and asked them t.
get into touch with their customer!
and nrge early deliveries Of winter
coal. Local dealers we're reached BY
letter and the danger ofdelaying thei
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-08-22

The climate of this section has been
greatly modified in recent years The
blizzard has disappeared. 1t has been
banished to distant frontiers, to be
again banished to solitudes beyond.
Average temperatures have been much
reduced. AS the Dakotans plant trees,
keep out prairie fires and cultivate the
soil, the same changes will take place
there. The growing belief is justified
that this whole Northwest was des-
tined to be the home Of a great people
and of great wealth. Settlement may
halt for time, or may even be swept
backward, but only to set forward
again like the irresistible tides which
obey the purposes Of Him who sits in
| the heavens.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-08-22
Ancient Base Ball.

An exchange gives the following
bible references TO prove the ancient
origin Of base ball:
Eve "stole first. Adam stole sec.
ond.
Cain made base hit.
Abraham made sacrifice.
Noah put the dove out "on a tly'
The prodigal son made a "homc
run.
David "struck out" Goliath.
In Pharaoh's time many foul lilies y
afflicted the people.
The good book tells us that Rcbcccl
went TO the we'll with "a pitcher
Judas was a "baSc man."
Jehu was manager of a fine team. .
The Egyptians made 'short stop
near the Red sea.
Ruth and Naomi did good work 'in
the field
Pharaoh was famed" by q slave.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-08-22
Teachers Examination. .

The next regular examination for
teachers certificates will he held in Lin
ton, in the court -hoose. on Friday and
Saturday, August Both and 3lst. 1907.
Work will commence promptly at .
a. m. Necessary material will be fur
nishcd.
1t is very important that those wishing
to teach during the coming year. who
are not already holders Of certificate
should write at this examination
Dated at Linton. N. D., this 7th day
Of August, 1907.
JESSIE b. SANDiDGE.
County Superintendent