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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-29

by return mail on receipt of so
cents in stamps. Address Doctor
Pierce as below for it.
In short Golden Medical Dis
covery" regulates, purifies and in
vlgorates the zOhole system and thus
cures very large range of diseases.
The reason WY it cures such a
varied list of diseases is made clear
in little booklet of extracts from
the leading medical authorities,
compiled by DR., R. V. Pierce, of
Buffalo, N. Y, and which he will
be pleased to send postpaid and
entirely free to any who send him
their names and addresses.
You eant afford TO accept a sub
stitute of uukuoYn composition
for this non-secret MEDICINE OF
KNOWN COMPOSITION.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con-
stipation. Constipation is the cause of
many diseases. Cure the cause and you
cure the disease. One "Pellet" is
gentle laxative, and two a mild cathar-
tic. Druggists sell them, and nothing
is "iust as good" They are the original
Little Liver Pills first put up by old
DR., Pierce over 40 years ago. Much
initiated, but never equaled. They are
tiny sugar coated granules = easy to
take as candy.
DR.. Pierce's Medical Adviser (lOO0
pages) is sent free on receipt of 81 one
cent stamps Ito cover cost of D,ailing)
for paper-covered, or 81 stamps for
cloth-bound copy. Address DR., Pierce
as above.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-29

pitc of the disdainful and patri'
=, ,sxpressions on the canine coun'
YES at a modern dog show. indi'
3 of countless generations of social
saacy in the animal kingdom, the
origin of the dog is more COM
shrouded in obscurity than that
;sy of the domestic animals. Ma.
Oats are still wrangling over his
y stock, arguing that it is almost
y ible for the lS5 known varieties
descended from one kind, what
att might have been. The world
/. lovers is only indebted to Amer
S'r the production of two new
Sc
known of these two is the
Terrier, the little round headed,
I'D bull terrier which is good for
z except ornamentatlon, a
Ssvcr thirty years ago, Robert Z.
of Boston purchased non de-
Sslittle dog from William 0 Brien,
Boston. The newcomer was a
Feed bull and terrier, of the
type. dark brindle in color with
ID face. With this material Mr.,
went to work to produce.
De, and by adding golden color,
or lip, and regulating the mark.
" the head, he at last produced
Boston Terrier" This breed is
her American, but it has only
omitted TO the shows during the
4. n years. For long time it WAS
lily referred to by the owners
-. purer breed as "that little
" leaded pup from Massachusetts,, -
sr from patriotism or genuine
alton, the Boston Terrier is now
st popular dog in America except
lie.
other dog which America has
nd is the Chesapeake Bay Re
whose birth is as accidental,
en- more obscure thar the Bos.
rrier. These dogs are great
IS at the Carroll Island club,
altimore, as they are water re-
8 and can be used for duck
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-29

The State of Louisiana" will be the
topic treated by Mr.. Haskin in The
Tribune Tuesday,
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-07-19
Peaches Grow Here.

And then we can grow and mature
peaches here in the Potlatch. Abe
Compton, who has fine vegetable and
fruit ranch south Of town on American
ridge says he has several peach trees
which will this year yield fine crop
Of excellent fruit. His trees are on the
east slope Of the canyon, on ground to
steep to cultivate with ease, and were
sufficiently sheltered to sustain no dam
age from the hail storm Of the third of
July. Mr.. Compton has also been
marketing this week his cherry crop
and we feel safe in saying that larger
and finer ones were seldom raised in
any country on earth. They were ex-
tIemely large, and too tender foot
might easily nave been taken for plums.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-07-19
Crops are Good.

lanes Nelson Of Big Bear ridge was
n Trov Monday and reports every
thing n looking good in mis- section Of
the country. He says the fruit crop is
ahort ~. an average. the cherries being
burt some by the recent storm, but al
.old verv little damage was done.
Other fruit is very good, and the gar
dsns are above criticisms Cabbage got
ebot full of holes here as everywhere
else but will make pretty good crop.
Grain is not going to be bumper crop,
but will make an average yeild. He
savs the new road to Deary has been
onened for some time, and the new
road to Troy is almost finished. Both
will be greatly appreciated by the peo-
nle of his section as hereafter there will
he two good outlets to market. Up tc
this time the people of this great Sec
tion have been compelled to haul theil
crops to Kendrick, down a grade that
is simply terror, and was used for the
sole reason that it was case of have
TO- Now it is different and Kendrick j:
going to feel the effects of it very
much. Mr.. Nelson would like very
much to see a good town grow up a
Deary and hopes he may see one in the
near future.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-07-19
Creamery Meeting.

The annual meeting of the Troy
Creamery Company was held at the
Troy creamery Monday, with over half
the stock represented, P. L. Orcutt
was chosen chairman of The meeting.
The report of the secretary, S. A. And
erson, was read and accepted. II
showed an indebtedness Of about $1,000
and it was the unanimous opinion Of
those present that this debt should be
wiped out by an assessment. 1t would
require about four dollars per share.
This would put the creamery stock on
a dividend basis, the present income
being about seven per cent per annum
net. There was a decided sentiment
in favor Of maintaining the plant intact
and building up the creamery industry
to the highest possible degree. 1t was
also decided by the new directors that
the chairman of the directors should
inspect the plant and have every piece
Of machinery cleaned and cared for in
the best possible manner. The newly
elected directors for the ensuing yeal
are: Axel Olson, P. L. Orcutt, o. F.
Rudeen, Gust Sanberg and Josh Ian
phear. P. L. Orcutt was elected chair
man OF the new board and S. A. And
erson was reelected secretary and treas
urer. The first meeting Of the new
board Of directors will be held Friday
afternoon.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-07-19
Build of Brick.

F. M. Green will put up new brick
engine room, 30x40 feet at the grist
mill at once. 1t will be made as near
as possible fire proof, and the other
building, including the mill, will be
given new roofs, reducing the insur-
ance about $50 per cent. The new
improvement will not only pay but will
add a great deal TO the appearance of
the property. The grain bins are now
under construction and are being put
up in very substantial manner. Mr..
Green is full of faith in Troy and has
it in his head to build up a milling
business in Troy that will be credit to
the place.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-07-19
A Letter From Hell.
He'll, July l, 1907.

Hell, July l, l9UI.
Editor Troy News:
There it hot time
here now, owing to the fact that we are
having our annual county and state
elections here. Everything was all
right until la ely when some fellows who
recently came here from Moscow,
Idaho, started to stir up trouble. 1t
seems that these fellows have been in
the habit of running for Office up there
on the earth and as soon as they land
ed here went right to work to get nom
mated. There was one fellow who is
an ex- Governor Of Idaho who got him
self interviewed the same day he ar
rived and came out in the Morning
Scorcher, the biggest daily in He'll,
and charged that the present managers
OF He'll are incompetent, exuavagant
and dishonest. And then he got lot
of fellows together and organized a
party, made up Of Office seeking repub-
licans from earth and bunch OF Jeffer-
sonian democrats who starved to death
during the time one Grover Cleveland
was President of the United States.
There is also an insurance agent here
who says he is from Latah county. He
too seems to have the office-seeking
habit, and asked if they ever elect
women to Office in He'll. This last
mentioned fellow came highly rec ON
mended by Ahanias who has been a
prominent citizen Of He'll for many
years. An n as said that this insurance
agent was we'll qualified to associate
with him, and came with record from
earth that pushed him pretty close for
fist honors. But 1 am getting off the
question. l was talking about the
coming election down here. This old
ex-governor and the insurance agent
have gotten thsir heads together and
are now visiting the voters in the inter
est of their ticket which is called the
Taxpayers Ticket" and promise, if
elected, to turn He'll into a skating
rink, and reduce taxes to a whisper.
have about made up my mind to 60
after these fellows with forked stick
for their impudence and if I do I'll
make things so tropical that the ex-
Governor will forget all about equal
taxation" while the insurance agent
will wish he had not forgotten to bring
his asbestos underwear with him.
can manage these two fellows ali right
but the thing that worries me is the
report that another fellow called Barley
Bill is due to arrive in few days, anc
with this bunch on my hands at one
time I feel like giving up the jot
and letting things rip. I expect we
will have He'll Of time before WI
get through with this election.
Yours truly,
The Devil.
S. That insurance agent is hav
, ing hot time and told one of the hea'
birthstone shovellers that he had foun'
> little use for his overcoat" in thi
, climate.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-07-19
A Memorable Day.

One Of the days we remember with
pleasure, as well as with profit to our
health, is the one on which we became
acquainted with DR., Kings New Life
Pills, the painless purifiers that cure
headache and biliousness, and keep the
bowels right. 25c. at G. Y. johnson s
Drug Store.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-07-19
A Wonderful Happening.

FORT Byron, N. Y, has witnessed one
OF the most remarkable cases of healing
ever recorded. Amos F. King, of that
place says: "Bucklen's Arnica Salve
cured sore on my leg with which l had
suffered for over 80 years. am now
eighty five." Guaranteed to cure all
sores, by G. V. johnson. Druggist 25c.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-07-19
afternoon,

The coroner's inquest yesterday over
the remains of r. E. Glenn returned a
verdict OF murder against A. II. Squires.
The evidence showed that Squires beat
Glenn up badly. but the jury did not
say how the assault was made. squires
il il Jail.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-07-19
New Hello Line.

A new telephone line was Drought INTO
Troy Monday when Manager Crandell
of the Interstate system came down
and connected new line built by the
farmers of Burnt ridge, with the Troy
exchange. The new line has eleven
phones now installed and will soon have
more. There is also an effort being
made to have the proposed line from
Troy to Avon completed at once. The
people of that section are very anxious
that their section should have telephone
connection with Troy and the county
seat and will do their part to assist In
the building of this line. The material
for this line is now partly on the ground.
RF. Tuttle, University of Idaho
student has been here taking orders
for stereoscope views. He is handling a
fine line OF goods and those who care for
this kind of work will do well to give
him an order. Besides in so doing you
will assist a worthy young man to con-
tinue his studies at the college. Drop a
line TO Mr.. futile, care OF News, and we
will see that he calls on you.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-12
Root Y su eSposa'
En- viaje a Mexico,

Ciudad de Mejico, agosto 12.-Es esperado de
un momento otro en- esta capital el Secretario de
Estado de los Estados Unidos, Mr.. Root, quien
acompaiara su esposa. Sc les ha preparado un sum
tuoso recbimento en- el castillo de Chaputepec, en-
donde seran hospedados los esposos Root Mexico
quiere dar esta vista del ministro norteamericano
el mayor relieve, fin de demostrar hasta que pun
to son sinceras solidas las relaciones de cordali
dad entire las dos naciones vecinas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-12
Imperio marroqu1'
Mas bombardeos,

Tanger, agosto I2.-La lucha en- Casablanca
sigue reptiendose las acometidas de las tr1bus
al campamento frances. Con ayuda de los barccs
de guerra, han sto rechazadas las kabilas siemp'e
que han atacado. El bombardeo contnda. Ale
mania nj ninguna otra potencia ha tornado parte
debido que seg1n el convenio de Algeciras que
daron Espaha Francia encargadas de imponer el
orden en- Marruecos. Frsnca sabe que hay inte-
ligencia entire suna banda de Marruecos, que no
quiere reconocer la autoridsd del Sultan Argelia,
para constituirse en- naci6n apare una Sc hayan
independizado de sus dominadores mediante una
acci6n mancomunada.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-12
Ia V{LADA Dc AA0cHE

Como anunciamos en- nues.
tro ndmero del sabado, anoche ce.
lebr6 el Club HoStos la velada que
organizara para celebrar el segun
do aniversario de su fundaci6n.
El programa fue ejecutado en-
todas sus parties, y con gran concu
rrencia di6 principle tan agradable
{ instructive fiesta. Las dos ban
das tamaron parte: la de la Policia
y la del Regimiento, dirigidas por
sus profesores respectivos.
Todos los que tomaron parte
llenaron cumplidamente su cometi
do, debiendo hacer notar como ira
bajos de trascendental Importance
y estudio, los discursos de los jo
venes sefiores Quiiiones y Alvarez
y Ardin, que con glan acierto unos
trazaron la vida del ilustre Hosto,
en- sus varios aspectos, soci6logc
ETC., y el iltimo, en- su resumen Dc
la fiesta, magistral { interesante
Nosotros felicitamos a esa entusias
ia { inteligente directiva por sus al.
truistas iniciativas y su exito al
canzado en- medic de los grandes
obstaculos que tuviera que ven
Ger.
Nos suplica esa digna directi.
va demos an su nombre las gracia,
4 todos los valiosos elementos que
coadyuyaron q dicho acto, CO
mo los senoreS Verar y Miranda
seiiora Verar y seilor Arteaga, Sc
nores Figueroa y esposa, Dulie
vre J Marquee, los cuales dieror
con los n1meros de musica e
esplendor fundamental que ilumint
la fiesta,
Bien por esa culta clase, y ade
lante.
r L.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-12
Nuevas acusaciones,
Contra la standard"

New York, agosto 12.-Se han presentado nue-
vas acusaciones contra la Standard Oil Company,
acusandole de infringir la ley Sherman Sc la acu-
sa de recbr uu descuento que hacfan el Central
Railroad y el Pennsylvania Railroad las empresas
de petr6leo rivaes de la Standard. Entire la Stan
dard los ferrocarries exisua el convenio de co..
brar una cantdad por GAIA de petroleo que
trasportaran los ferrocarriles aluddos quienes
debian entregar a la Standard el 80 por ciento de
10 que cobraran las otras empresas de petr6leo.
De 10 contrario la Standard les amenazaba con no
embarcar por dichos ferrocarrles utizar oras Il
meas 6 construiras 81 fuere necesario Estas con-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-12
Roosevelt yDe Diego
Notable conferencia.

Washington, agosto 12.-El Presidente Roo
sevet recibi6 al aspeakers seiior de Diego, de la
Camara de Delegados de Puerto Rico, quien
acompahaban otros puertorrquehos iuteresados en-
los asuntos que motivaban la entrevsta del sehor
de Diego. FL sefor de Diego present6 un memo
rial pidiendo Sc conceda los puertorriquehos de-
recho para elegir ell Senado Camara Alta Roo
sevelt contest6 que por SUI pare accedfa 10 soli-
citado que 10 recomendaria al Congreso quien
resolvera. Agrego Roosevelt que 81 el Congreso
acepta sus recomendaciones, tendra Puerto Rico
muy POGO de que quejarse. Tambien ofreci6 e1
Presidente ccuparse del aunento por el gobierno
frances de las tarfas sobre el cafe de Puerto Rco
dice que hara todo 10 possible en- favor de Puerto
Rico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-12

hace dos ahos. Hubo que luchar
con la indiferiencia y la apatfa de
unos; con el pesimismo de otros;
pero al fin la idea Sc convirtio en-
realidad hermosa, probando 10 que
pueden la coustarcia, el entusias-
mo y la f6. Esta sociedad anadi6
-enaltece a nuestra clase y a nueS-
ira raza, que marcha por la via
del adelanto y del progreso sin de-
tenerse ante los obstaculos que pue-
dan oponersele.
Grandes aplausos acogieron es-
tas frases, y la agradable reunion
Sc disolvi6 entire mutuas felicita-
clones y parablenes.
-Esta naiiana, el doctor We
lez Lopez, medico de la Colonia de
Leprosos, al regresar de isla de Ca
bras observe que, tras un bote de
vela, iban varias yolas recogiendo
objetos lanzados al mar.
Como este le llamara la aten-
ci6n, entro en- averiguaci6n y tuve
conocimiento de que desde dicho
bote Sc iban arrojando al mar los
articulos alimenticios ,decomisados
por los inSpectores de alimentos, y
al acercercarse a una de las yolas
VIC que esta conducia un terson de
bacalao podrido, de los arroiados
las aguas.
Sobre el particular ha presen.
tado la CORRESPONDENTS denuncia al
departamento Consolidate, dispo.
niendo que dichos articulos Sc AFRO
ien mas ALA de la boca del Moro
Aver, a las doce, verifc6st
en- el restaurant ola Esmeraldaa Ill
excelente alnuerzo con que el doc
} tor don Pedro ]. Raldirs, agente !
} propagandista del oBalsamo de hi
} goso, obsequi6 d varios ccmpanero
D en- Ia prensa.
Hallabase esta representada el
: la forma que sigue: por ola Cores
: pondencia, don Juan Braschi Y DO
: Joaquin Pujals (Semper;) por
{ aBoletin,o don Jose Perez Lozads
por el rHeraldo Espahol, don Cri:
!. t6bal Rea., don Pic Amador y do
/ Pedro Goico; por la uRevista Ilu:
b trada,D don Ramon Julia Marin
o don Evaristo Velez Lopez; y pc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-12

Galantemente invitados por don
Rosendo Rivera Noa, en- nombre
de la junta directiva del club DIT
genio Maria de Hostosn, tuvimos el
gusto de concurrir a una cena que
Sc verified anoche, deSpuGs de la
velada de que damos cuenta en- otra
parte de este n1mero, en- el restau-
rant ola Esmeralda.n
En- 10 alto de dicho estableci-
miento reunieronse hasta veinte CO.
mensales, entire socios del club {
invitados, fgurando en- ese n1mero
algunas damas y senoritas obreras.
Dentro de la mayor cordial
dad transcurrieron los instantes,
y al servirse el cafe y el cogfac,
4 instancias del sefor Becerril,
nuestro companero el senior Rodri,
guez Cabrera hizo uso de la palabra
brindando por aquel ndcleo de bue.
nos puertorriquefios que, al esta.
blecer una sociedad de instruction
y recreo, habiale bautizado con e
nombre de i'm gran educacionista )
de un gran patricia. Hizo voto:
por el progreso de tai institution
que honra a la clase obrera y ofrecit
Ell apoyo efcaz de la prensa para e
mayor desenvolvimiento de tan sim
patico Club.
Nuestro compafiero el sefo
Braschi, de aLa Corlespondenciar
pronunci6 a su vez muy sentida
frases, elogiando los fines que pei
Sigue dicho centro y anadiendo q1
al desprender de Su tallo una slen
previva, de los bouquets que ado
naban la mesa, la conseryaria &
mo recuerdo imperecedero de aqu'
LA fiesta en- que Sc habia honrad
la memoria de un puertorriquen
tan ilustre como Hostos, Guy
ejemplo todo buen puertorTiquef
debiera de imitar.
81 sefor Becerril, que no pl
do tomar participation en- la vel
da, por tener a uno de sus fam
liares enfermos de cuidado, -qt
ha entrado va en- relativa mejoria-
pronunci6 un buen discurso, reco
dando las contrariedades y lasvici.
tudedpoi que habia pasado el oCll
Hostess desde que fue estableciu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-12
Fl HON, GOBERNLDOR
Regres6 anoche de su
viaje 4 los pueblos de
Guayama y Cayey.
SUS MANIFESTACIONEs
Habla tambien de Ia vista de
otros funcionarios 4 varios
pueblos de Ia isla.
SUS MANIFESTACIONES

Anoche a las ocho regresaron
de su viaje a Cayey y Guayama el
Gobernador Post, su secretario Sc
nor Noble y el superintendent de
sanidad doctor Vazquez.
Respecto a su viaje inform6
que Ia region sur ha sufrido mucho
en- estos meses'con la sequfa; que los
agricultores Green, principalmen-
te en- Salinas y Aguirre, que la
pr6xima cosecha sera en- TIN 25pe.
menor que el pasado.
FL Attorney General y el AUDI
tor de Puerto Rico-dijo el Gober-
nador-estuvieron en- la region oes-
te de Ia isla, habiendo informado
que el estado econ6mico de Maya
giiez ha mejorado, por haber vots-
do el Concejo Municipal un nuevo
presupuesto, incluyendo en- el cier-
tas deudas y atenciones que Sc omi-
tieron EN- ell anterior, 10 que hace
que aquella municipalidad pue-
da gozar hoy de mayor desaho-
go.
Respecto 4 la poblaci6n de San
Sebastian que tambien visita:on los
expresados seiiores, dice el goberna-
dor, que hacen elogios sobre el estc-
do general de la localidad; que el
pueblo esta reconstruyendose en- Ia
parte donde ocurri6 el incendio ha-
ce dos aiios y que todo demuestia q
alli una situacion relativamenie
pr6spera.
Sobre su vista a Cayey, dijo
Mr., Post que vic alll al alcalde de
~sta poblaci6n y a los de Guayama,
Aibonito y Cidra, conferenciando
con ellos. Que hizo Ia distribution
de los materiales del Hospital de
valiolosos de Cayey en- la forma que
sigue: Aibonito y Cidra recibieron
cada uno II camas dotadas de
todoS sus accessories y otros uten-
silios, y Guyana y Cayey Sc di.
vidieron entire ST el resto de camas
y sus accessories.
FL iugeniero Mr. Hall, encar-
gado del estudio del riego en- aque-
LA comarca, informo al Goberna.
dor de sus trabajos realizados hasta
la fecha, aunque sus informes : nos
dice Mr. Post no fueron muy sa-
tisfactorios.
FL Gobernador su ida almor-
z6 en- Cayey, en- I'm hotel, durnien-
do aquella noche en- aAguirre.s Al
siguiente dia, despues de almuerzo,
sali6 hacia Guayama y da alli por
Cayey hasta San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-12
Impresiones y noticias

La DEMocRAcIA, don Pedro R.
de Diego.
FL almuerzo resulto exquisite;
los vinos excelentes. Los postres
cousistieron en- higos y pastas de
higo; y yel amigo Raldiris brind6 por
Ell aBalsamo de higoso que de tanto
credito goza.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-12
SAN JUAN Y.LA |SLA
FL SerViciO noCturnO de
trenes, entire San Juan
y la ciudad del Sur.
ENCARCElAMlENTO
FL future alcalde de Arroyo.
En- Puerta de Terra
Bautizo de uu nino.
ENCARCElAMlENTO

Desde Ell jueves pr6ximo que
dara establecido TN servicio noe
turno de trenes entire San Juan y
Ponce. FL de San Juan saldra q
las s y 80 P. IN. y el de Ponce 4 las
nueve.
Aver recibio el aqua del bait
tismo en- la iglesia de Puerta de
Terra un nino de nuestro amigo y
correligionario don Emilio Acosta
Pagan.
Fueron padrinos nuestro ami
go don Francisco Martin6 y sti
esposa la sefiora Maria Velaz.
quez.
FL acto, aunque familiar, fue
celebrado rumbosamente por los pa
drinos y los padres del nuevo cris.
tiano.
Sc indica con toda probabi.
lidad, para alcalde de Arroyo, e
nombrc de nuestro prestigioso CO.
rreligionario y amigo don Valeria.
DO Virella Tribe. Tai designation,
no podra ser mas acertada.
Mateo Lopez, acusado de
agresi6n, fue encarcelado aver por
Ia policla.