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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-08-09
INTERSTATE SHOOT
At RAPID CITY.
Big Shoot at Rapid City August H.
15. Celebrated Shots Will Be
Present.

A big Interstate shoot will be
neld in Rapid City on August IA and
Is under the auspices of the Rapid
City Gun club. The club has made
extensive preparations for this event
and promises all who attend a royal
good time. A neat announcement
and program in the form of book
let has been issued by the club and
circulated freely over this and ad-
joining states and a large attendance
is expected.
A number of celebrated shots
have signified their intention to at
tend this meeting and some warm
contests will undoubtedly be shot off.
Among those who have secured apart
ments at the Harvey hotel and will
be present, are. c. B. Adams, of Iowa,
representing the U. NJ. G. Co.; Mr.
Plank, the celebrated shot from Den
yer and H. G Taylor, champion shot
of South Dakota
All shooters of this and adjoin-
ing states are most cordially invited
to attend and everything possible will
be done to make it not only interest
ing for them, but pleasure as we'll.
For further particulars call on or
write President w. E. Brockett, or
Secretary Charles B. Hunt, both of
Rapid City
Following is the program:
Forenoon, first day, Wednesday,
August 14th,
Event 1-2O blue rock targets, en-
trance $2.4O; added $1,000.
Event 30 blue rock targets, en-
trance $2.4O; added $1,000.
Event 80 blue rock targets, en-
trance $24O; added $1,000.
Event 40 blue rock targets en-
trance $2.40; added $1,000.
Afternoon first day, Wednesday,
August 18th.
Event 1--20 blue rock targets, en-
trance $2.40; added $1,000.
Event 2-2O blue rock targets, en-
trance $2.4O; added $1,000.
Event 80 blue rock targets, en-
trance $2.40 added $1,000.
Event 40 blue rock targets, en-
trance $2.40; added $1,000.
Event $40 blue rock targets, en-
trance $2.4O; added $1,000.
Event 6-25 blue rock targets, en-
trance $2.4O, added G. H. Arland tro-
ply.
Forenoon, second day, Thursday,
August 18th.
Event 1-2O blue rock targets, en-
trance s2.4O; added $1,000.
Event 2-2O blue rock targets, en-
trance $2.4O; added $1,000.
Event 80 blue rock targets, en-
trance $2.40. added $1,000.
Event 40 blue rock targets, en-
trance $2.4O, added $1,000.
Event $40 blue rock targets, en-
trance $2.40, added $1,000.
Afternoon second day, Thursday
August 18th.
Event 1-2O blue rock targets, en-
trance $2.40, added $1,000.
Event 30 blue rock targets, en-
trance $2.40, added $1,000
Event go blue rock targets, en-
trance $2.4O. added $1,000.
Event 40 blue rock targets, en-
trance $2.40, added $1,000.
Event $50 blue rock targets, en-
trance $2.4O, added $1,000.
Event go blue rock targets, en-
trance $2.40, added Black Hills Tro-
phy.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-08-09
In Police Court.

Things have been quiet in police
court this week. Only two cases oc-
cupied the courts attention during
the entire week. One was the case
of a young man charged with being
drunk and disorderly. He pleaded
for leniency and it being his first Of
fence the court let him go. The sec-
ond case was that of man by the
name of Hammond who pleaded
guilty to the charge Of drunkenness
and the judge gave him three days
LOT street work to sober up on. J.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-08-09
Commercial Congress.

Governor Crawford has appointed
as delegates to the Trans-Mississippi
Commercial congress to be held at
Muscogee, Oklahoma, November 49,
21, the following list: J. G. Eager,
Pierre: T. w. Dwight, Sioux Falls;
Frederick Hepperlee, Eureka; Adam
Scott, Hawarden; j. G. Laxson, Can
ton; E. C. Issenbuth, Redfield; Thos.
Reed, Arlington; Sigrad Hanger,
Yankton; Thos. Sweeney, Rapid City;
Ira Curtis, Aberdeen,
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-08-09
A New Firm.

Tuesday evening Cecil Lane and
Jack Keliher departed for Gordon,
Nebraska, where they go to work on
a big ranch. These gentlemen are
not tenderfeet as copy of their bus
mess card will show. Following is q
copy of one of their cards:
Cecil Lane Jack Keliher
LANE & KELIHER
Hot Air Distributors
Capital Stock $50,000,00O
All Spent
Not Married Out for a Good Time
LET'S GET ACQUAINTED
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-08-09

The Grind Stone Bee says that the
Warren brothers drove herd OF
seventy milch COWS through that
burg on the way to Lake Flat where
they intende to start dairy farm
This is move in the right direction
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-08-09

The Belle Fourche Wool Growers
Association has decided to levy an
assessment Of one-fouth of cent
head of sheep on all owners for a
posecution fund to secure protection
against thieTes.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-08-09
New Telephone Tolls for Rapid City


The Nebraska Telephone Co., has
promulgated the following tolls for
their subscribers and public service
and the same became in effect Au-
gust 1st. The rates quoted are for
messages of three minutes duration
only, with a charge of 5 cents extra
for each additional minute and 10
cents for each additional minute
when talking to Belle Fourche, st.
Ong, and Spearfish.
Following are the rates now III
force:
Belle Fourche, 40 cents.
Blackhawk, Is cents.
Custer, 25 cents.
Hill City, 25 cents.
Oreville, 20 cents.
Piedmont, Is cents.
Deadwood, 25 cents.
Rockerville, Is cents.
St. Onge, 80 cents.
Sturgis, 20 cents.
Tilford, Is cents.
Galena, 20 cents.
Keystone, Is cents.
Lead, 25 cents.
Spearfish, 35 cents.
Terravflle, % cents.
Terry, rs cents.
Whttewood, rs cents.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-08-09
COMMITTEES ARE SELECTED
Rapid City Commercial Club Names
Committees For Big Celebration
September ), 6 and Z.

On Tuesday evening the CONNER
cial club met in their club rooms
and selected the following committees
to take charge of the big celebration
to be held in this city on September
5, 6, and Z.
General Committee-A. j. Mccain
w. T. Pascoe, w. H. Tompkins
Frank Ackerman, Thomas Doud.
Black Hills Pioneer Association
P. B. Mccarthy, Jacob Morris, ]. D
Patton, Thomas Sweeney
Pennington County Fair Associa,
ton Corbin Morse, Ed Stenger, V
T. Price.
Agricultural Exhibit G. Thomp,
son, j. c. Hendricksen, Henry Behr-
ems.
Mineral Exhibit-E. c. Johnson
John Mates, j. G. Sherman.
Live Stock Exhibit-Fred Hol-
comb, Thomas Hale, William Cox.
Dairy and Poultry Exhibit A. G.
Jones, Mrs. Ros Anderson, Miss Are.
ia Stoermer.
Finance Committee-W. F. Pas.
coe, I. M. Humphrey, DR.. Gilbert
Thomas Doud, Frank Alderman.
There will be meeting of all COM
mittees at the Business Mems club.
rooms, Saturday morning at 9 a. m
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-08-09

The report of the bureau OF vital
statistics for June shows the usual
birth rate and general increase in
population from natural causes in
the state. The births for the month
number 920, of which 431 were fe-
males and 4S9 were males. The
death list Reached 324; the mar
rlages number 410 divorces were
only 3S, and the naturalizations were
1856.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-08-09

Chin Due, better known as Quong,
Chlnaman who lives in Deadwood
on the east side of Main street in
the second ward, was arrested last
week by Deputy Sheriff Trathen,
charged with selling liquor without
a license. He was taken before Judge
j. w. Early, where he waived exam
lnation in the justice court and was
bound over, under $500 bond, to
appear before the September term
OF the grand jury. He furnished
the bond and is at liberty.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-08-09
CAN'T HELE ITSELF

When you are told that
Rapid City has a boom with
mushroom attachment. deny
1T and insist that it's just a
natural, normal growth that
That has begun to sit up and
notice-that's all.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-08-09

To give him a fortune of one cent
which was willed to him by wealthy
brother, relatives in Chicago are try
ing to ascertain the whereabouts of
Michael Corcoran. Letters have been
received at Deadwood by attorneys
and others asking that Corcoran be
traced, not on account of the munifi-
cence of his brothers. will, but to
settle up the estate. In the letters
it is said that Corcoran is believed to
have come to Deadwood in 1853, but
at that time coyotes and jack-rabbits
would have been his sole companions
had he come there. So far no one
has been found who knows where
Mr.. Corcoran is, and the one cent
may go begging.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-08-09

Exceeding even the fondest hopes
of the sheep men, the Banner crop of
wool has been brought to Belle
Fourche this year. To date over
one and half million pounds of
wool has come there from the ranch
es north of this place and few
more additions will be made to these
figures. Last years crop was less
than one million and quarter.
Wool thre has brought the highest
price for range wool of any place in
the west, "a 3-S cents per pound.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-08-09

Norton Moses, clerk in the drug
store of G. l.. Smith, of Spearfish,
met with a serious accident yester-
day. He was making a chemical
compound when it accidently upset
and the acid with which he was work
ing splashed in his eyes. For some
time he suffered excruciating pain,
until medical assistance could be OBJ
tanned. 1t was thought at first that
his eyesight was completely destroy
ed, but it is now the opinion of the
physician in charge that one of his
eyes can be saved
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innovation en- ell ajedlez.

Figuraou an sjsdRez de ocho tabIeroB ,
512 casillaBl Pues sata 81 la innovation
que acAbR de introduoir en- Hamburgo, sl
DR.. Ferdinand Max. Considera Herr
Maak que, pueato que la eHtEategia militAr
ha progrsBado en- complicacioneB, tsmbi6n
deba pTogrsaar Is sStrategis del ajsdrez.
81 nuevo siedTeg tiene oCho tablerog, colo
cados unoB sncims de otroE, como una
crigtalsTa. Lss piszRB pueden BaItar de
un tablero & otro cuRndo est6n 81 borde
del anterior. Las torres BaltRn en ssntido
lateral; los alfies en- sentido oblfcuo STEM
pre- On 81 miBmo color; , los eRballoB por
las eBquinsS, Csyendo On Casills de diRtinto
color. El rey y Ia Teina Baltan en- todou
gentidoB, no pudiendo el rey moveF8s mas
que un paBo. El enEoque sstd prohibido,
en- vez de peones, cada color tsndT6 is:
en- ell tablero de pa1tida = en- 81 inme'
diato. Las dem6s fguFaB son igualeu en-
n6mero las del ajedreE simple va 90
comprender6 cu6ntaB complicacionss habT6
TODD 10 que pusde durar una partids.
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Ia Luna Dc zaldu0Rd0 J MISr.

En- este acreditado establecim. emo Ell
p1blico hallara siempre un surtido COM
pleto en- mercanefas de tOdas proceden-
ciRs, desde la mas modesto muselina de
cincO centaYos hasta la mas RIGA "Pongle
Silk" legftima de la China.
Tanto para dsmas como para caballerOs
ell surtidO es de 10 mas vartado que pueda
concebirse. En- telas de seda, lana6 algo-
don no Sc puede pedir mas; hay para todos
los gustOs y para todas las fortunSs.
Ultimamente sc han recibido los sigulen-
tes artfculos que estan llannando la aten-
cion del pdblico por su calidad y baratura;
Mitones, Guantes, Coronas para novias,
sombrillas, velos para la cara, medias,
Calcetines, Corbatas, Capas espafiolas,
COrtes de pique para chalecos, i'd. de Cash
mir para pantalones, Colchas de punto,
Id. de Damssco DriIes bIancos de hilO,
Id asargados, CTetonas de hilo para saba
mas, HOlandas y Batistas, Creas, Aplicacio-
nes de seda para adornos, Cha1es de sed8I
Blusas bordadas, Cinturonesp RasOs, Bro
cados, Tafetas, Piel de Cisne, Crespones y
GRsas para luto, Cubrecorses de hilO y
seda, Alpacas, Cheviots, Casimires y en-
fin un surtido tan varisdo que ser1a impo-
sible enumerar.
On paseitO por la Luna y vereis las mo-
vedades que encierra este bOnitO satellite.
Encajes VaIenciennes y de punto Bro
derit de tOdas classes y colores.
BOas de piel de COnelo de plumas de
t0Glas classes
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MorlnIanto Dc il fusrza paIIeIaca.

Fueron ueparadoB honToaamenta por
impoaibiIidad ffsica, los guaEdias HilaTio
Acevsdo, Jor6 Ram6n ZambrRna, AureIio
David Cruz, Ramon Francisco Rivera,
Luis Soler, y Joaquin Sanchez Rosa.
Fueron nombradoB guardiaB, poE 81 ter
miao de s6os los individuoB Biguienteg:
Para San Juan, Antonio Rodriguez Del
gado, de Aguadills; para TTDjiIlo Alto,
SinfoFiano Colon, de Coamo; para Ponce
Jose Reyes de Arecibo; para Juana Disz
Gsrsrdo Gonzalez, de Guayanills; para
Mayagti9z, Bias Santiago, de Ponce; para
Juncop; SAndalio Rosa Cruz. de Gurabo;
para Gurabo, Emilio Antonio Castro, de
Tfujillo; para AguaB BuenaB, JoH6 F6liz
de Maunabo
So han heCho los Siguientea trRlladog.
Guardis Pedro A. Manzano de Aqua
dilla & Arscibo; Santiago Diaz de Manatf
4 Arecibo; Jose i. GonzSlez de Arscibo &
AguadilIs Rafael Zsruto, de Trujillo Alto
& Msysgtsz; Abslardo Ortiz de Humacao
& Guaysms; Pedro Cabin, de GuRyamR
HumacRo; Manuel FeFn5ndez, de Maya
gtiaz Z Ponce; Arturo Babilonis, de Culs'
bras Guanica Luis Donate de San Jusn
4 Bayam6o; Calixto Vslez de Bsyam6n &
San Juan; Angel Maldonado de Naguab3
& Humacao, , Manuel Rivera do Huma'
Gao Naguabo.
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las GALERAS
ANEXAS
AIImsRtlGl6a sueuIGntI los TSeluIdos ] dlseIDlI
nj FVglan8ntarIl sAtrS los mISmOS.

Uno de Los esta5leoimisntog de psniten'
ciRria, hoy mejor atendidos en- Puerto
Rico, eS acknowledgements ssta depsndeneia
de lR cSrcel de San Jusn, anexR 81 pTesi'
dio.
a su fFante Sc halla 8 i'v,n pueFtorFi'
queno Sikto M. soldsfia, que ejerCe 81
cargo de soto alcside de lA misma.
Con un cello, digno de encomio = IuchRn
do con loa dintintlR oblt6culos que 90
gaati6n ofrecen las RnormaleG ciEcunatan'
Ciag, ca que Esspscto local, Sc ancuentEa
actualmente la c6rcel de San Juan, ha
conseguido mantsner On las galeEas 10
cargo, la diBCiplinR rsglameutariR, y Il
mayor independence posible en Hus fun'
ciouea desIigandolas de las del prssidio, &
cuyo edifcio Sc halIa anexa.
Una alimentsci6n Buculenta y vaEiad8,
aa BiEve diaEiamenta los FeclufdoE, quie'
mes % muestEan altamente satiSfachos de
ella, asf como del tFEto que rsCiben de los
empleados subRIternos7 las rsfsri 1aS
gRleTss
Inform6ndonoa de Ia distinction que
exiAtla entire los pFsBoB en- sumRFia y los
que extinguen condemns, enter6Se uno
de nueBtEos reporters de que los pFimeros,
no practican trabajo alguno dentrO del
estAbleCimiento, permaneciendo ALI dnicR'
mente disposition del fiscal.
Nos place grandements poder hablRr
asf de un eatablecimiento cuyO frente SO
haIla un puertorriqueno, y no ceTrRmoB
sstos renglonaa sin fslicitar al HotO-alcAide
sefior saldana, an quien tiene el departa'
mento an buen empleado, celoHo cumplidor
de los deberes de ~ cargo.
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EN- MANSION
gECUTIVB.
Ell senior Henry Hnyt es nOmbTato
attorney De Puerto Rico.
So rsunl hoy Il GanIsIdn d fsstojSs d gobsr-
RaaaT Post.

El gobsTnador INFERNO senior WiIlough.
by tuvo la coEtesfa eata mafiana de comu.
niCar nm reporter" de ''Ls Correspon.
dencia" que segun cable del ex gobeTna-
dor Winthrop, hs sido dejguado para 81
cargo de attorney general de Puerto Rico,
en- huGtituci6n del aefioY FeuiIIe, 81 LCdo.
Henry Hoyt, do CaIifornia. 81 cable no
ds mas detaIles references 81 nuevo fun
Cionario, el que % supone llegsr6 ssta
ciudad en- uno de los pr6ximog correoB
Los ssfiores assistant attorney Lcdo
Brown Capit6n de infanterfa L. Angel
visitaron eRtR ms mana 81 aeloE WilloU.
ghby.
En- 81 local del despacho del corOneI de
Ia policia inHular tuvo efscto euta mafana
otEa reunion de las aeforeB que componen
sl comit6 de rscepCi6n para la del goberna-
dor Post, fla de uItimar detallea.
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Nusva lausnto dsl brasIIono Santos Dumont.

En- 1884 los mas expeTtos cientffcnB
dijsron que ls oonquiEtR del aiEs no podrfa
efeotuaESs haBta que no Bs inventors un
motor que tuvisEa muchoB cabAllos de
fuar8a tusra excesivame ate ligero. FL
motor el6ctrico usado en- ls primers tenta'
tiva de dirigible, tsnfa cabAlloS de fuer'
20 pesaba 500 kiloB
Santos Dumont acabR de inventRF an
nuevo motor de 120 caballoB, cuyO peso Cd
de 120 kiIos. Ento es nm prodigio de H.
gereza eximio inventor brssilefo cree
que con elloB estd ya aseguTada Ia CON-
quista del aire, proponi6ndoss demostraFlo
en- Bus pr6ximos expeTimsntou.
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Fl glOhO dIFIgIbla mas graRdO
0S Do lrmldura metaIIGa.

El dirigibls mas grande que 50 ha cons.
trufdo sB 81 que posse 81 Conde Zsppelin,
con 81 cuaI svolu .iona todoB los amos sobre
Ell lsgo Constants. FL globo Zeppelin, /,
tiene 130 m tros de largo = 50 AREA de
10 600 metros. Este vol6msn inuBitado
So rsquisrs para oompensar el peso de Ia
armsdura met6Iica, cuyo empleo cOnstitu
70 Ia base del sistsmA del Conde Z9p'
pslin.
Los frsncegeB son ContrarioB ess Bists'
ma hacen sus ex perimsntoB con aTmadu'
Tas ffsxibIsD, pues 81 diFigible Zeppelin, se
ha hsCh pedazoU oada vez que cuAlquier
accidente le hR hs6ho easr en- terra frme.
Por ESQ 81 cOnde hscs auu sv1lucioneu
BObre IN lago, pues 81 Caer 81 globo 81
sgus, quedA f.te.
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DE FRANCIA: 100 estilos de elegantes
sombreros para senoras, y niflss caballe-
ros; 80 classes de caIzado; 1000 formas dis
tintas de confecciones.
Surtido selecto de perfumeria. AdornOs
y cinturones de todas classes. BIondas de
seda y encajes de algod6n.
Veriedad en- efectos para modlstas, bor-
dadoras y costureras.
Mantillas tohaIlas, boas y preciosos OBJ
jetos de seda de lana.
Flores artifciales y lindfsimas coronas
de azahar. Guantes y mitones de todas
classes.
Preciosos juguetes, objetos de nacar,
cOncha ceroilide Y carteras.
Camisas para seforas caballeros.
DE ESPANA: Telas de hilo, cretonas,
bramante florete, creassespeciales. hoIan-
das y retortas. Telas blancas de slgodon
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Don Luis E YugulTrs.

Sc informa que este senior, reprsSentGn'
to de Ia importAnte casa vinfcola Italian
swis Colony" de New York ha regrsuado
de Ia iula deBpuea de habsr Tecorrido las
poblaCioneB mss importsntes, On les que
segda Sc afrms, ha podido realizar buenos
negoCioB.
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EEETLOIDEE-M ms1oP mas SECURE
do todos log OBpocffCos hagta ahOFa conocido
para IA OuPa p0FmAnOntO do todag Las onfor.
mOdAdOg do In uEet&, va sean 6stss cTonioaB Q
pleto, q mono tioWpos au6 ning6n otro pre-
parade similar, Lar gonorFaaGs 0BpsTmatoFnAg
aiEtttiB, 0ct. Me1or que lasinyeCcionsB J muy
superior Gl BSndalo OopAtba. Mmpi0Ea 6
IuTtiF Bu efOOto 4 lag tres 8 euatro hOFRg dc
6abOFH0 tomad0.
Los 'EETILOIDEs"-1 "-1on f4gileB do tomaR
, 0gt&n pTspaTados de mansEa que no FeYpel-
vnD a aTt6nago nj prOduC8n maloB 0faotOa,
De Vonta On todas Las Botieag. PfdAnqo
muoutF9q rratia SOS 6niCng fabriGantaa-
EFodoTisk stsarng . %. DotFoit. Hishi'
Rap, q. a.
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torcido. Encajes de hilo estilOs nuevos
Mantas frisas.
DE INGLATERRA: AlfombrRs, tolas
negras, driles de hilo, camas de hisrrO
alambrado infinidad de artfcuIos.
DE TODOS PAISES: Riqufsimas t0Ias
con nUevos dibujos y classes admirables.
Telas superiores para sastrerfas: casimi-
res, merinos, franelas, paflOs, elasticotinas,
panetas, vicunas, alpacas, drill de hilo, blan
co y de colores, satenes, forros botones.
Estamefas, merinos y velos para trajes
y mantOs; y todos los artfculos propios pa
ra 6rdenes religiosas.
Mercsncias americanas, sspeciaImente
los tejidos de puntO los llanOs y estam pa
dos, y los crudos de las classes mas acepta.
bles que Sc adquieren en- aquellOs merea
dos.
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e al. "Bostgn.'

En- Ia Accidents te6rica de Bale, de
Paris, M. Giraudet ha pFelsntado una
estRdfsticR curioas, Hobre la cantidad de
pasoH , 81 tempo que 80 necsBita empleRr
para aprender diverBoB generos danzanteB,
EI walls "BoRton" requiere horas y
media para ser sprsndido, reprsaentando
an total de II 100 pasoB, II 100 medidsE
5e m6sics, $50 Vueltss, 81 480 movi
mientos de pie = II $50 metroU de reco'
FPido.
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CADA Ola OBTIENE mayor popu.
Iaridad 81 msgof6co Ron San Luis, como.
Cido gensrRlments con 81 nombEs de Ex'
pOsici6n. PrepaEsdo , smbotsllado por
los seiareB Alvarez HeFmanol, no oOutiene
ninguna BuGtancia uociva , 10 pFuaba %
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tally, and morality; and there can be and should
be no lasting peace industrial tranquility until
these wrongs are righted. | am not blind however,
the great strides taken the wonderful progress
made since the establishment of constitutional gov
eminent and the advent of trade unonism a fac
tor in industrial affairs. The student of history
VINO reflects upon the condition of the working pco-
pie of this and other countries at the beginning of
the last century and who has observed the gradual
but steady evolution and development, cannot but
feel encouraged the hope that the future presents
the reasonable expectation of condition of life for
the wOrlingman, even under the wage and capital
systems. much higher and better than at pres
prevails conditions lower and less favor
able one hundred years ago.
The achievements of the past are the sureSt cri-
tcriOn by which to measure our prospects the
future The road may seem long, and in our rest
less impatiencc may lose sight of or let pass
noticed the progress we have been and are making,
but can conceive of our finally reaching state
wherein, without changing the fundamental prin-
Ciplcs upon which our Republic rests, the extremes
OF wealth and poverty, or unsuitable greed and wide