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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-11
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Ell vApOR "EToNA' sali6 de Monte
video Ell 20 de Abril 1iltimo con carga
o%ra f,1:esfr4 puerto Y sc eeapachara
>eg jtamt ate par. les oc ese-la de
Cula
NAnOR "ARABISTAN' Sc anuncia pa
ra >afir dc Mirtevideo y Buenos All
res hacia la primera quincena de Ju-
40 plv.ll.Io eon Ste dcStlnO S1enpre
. c',ard" e''ti"iente compute de carga
asl 10 amerite
s99n ssls corsignatarios, *
V1ILAR & co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-11
OFICINA
DIRECTOR DE SANDAL, BENEFIT CENCIA
CORRECTION

Proposiciones para ell suministro
de comestibles otros efectos 8 los Es-
ssablecimientos que estan bajo Ia direction
de esta OtciHa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-11

Nota.-Re especto q carnes, sc adj
iona ademas, "carne refrigerada".
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-02-28
Local Option In Ozark County.

Several years ago Ozark county
voted for local option. -Four years
later the vote was reversed. A short
time ago an application was made to
the county court for u 'dramshop H..
cense. which the court refused on the
ground that the applicant was not a
person OF good moral character. a
writ OF mandamus was sued out before
Judge Moore to compel the court to
issue the license. In the trial OF the
matter the Judge ruled that the last
named election was null and void for
the reason that the plain require.
ments OF the law were not complied
with, and the action OF the county
court stands, Taney county Is now
the only wet spot In the judicial cir.
cult, and the Galena Oracle remarks
that when Tauey county again votes on
the question she will vote dry by u
large majority an opinion in which
the Oracle Is not In the least mistaken,
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-02-28
Nothing Like paper.

According to the ancient saw, there
was nothing like leather, But today
the material that seems TO lend itself
10 the greatest variety Of novel uses is
paper. II can be nodded and bent and
hammered and pressed into thousand
and one shapes and purposes. Itserves
Us shoe soles, as car wheels, rs table
ware, as roofs. II has an infinite mum.
Der OF more familiar uses. IL has even
been suggested for clothing, and sue
cessful experiments have shown its
adaptabilily MS u covering for humanity.
In England a firm OF papermakers is
putting on the market In large guam.
titles a hygienic paper blanket. II Is
made Of rough surfaced stout paper and
Is the color Of the ordinary woolen
blanket, and its construction permits OF
free ventilation while afrording the
maximum OF warmth. II It's users eau be
believed, single paper blanket Is
equal to three ordinary blankets and
an eiderdown quilt,
Paper Is much more unpromising
material than iron for general adapt.
ability, and the fact that II is put to so
many varying uses Is a high tribute to
mans experimental persistence and TO
his conquering ingenuity.-Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-02-28
An Oklahoma Farmers Lament,

The Perry, Oklahoma, Republican
has this interesting wall from one OF
Its farmer patrons:
"The country has certainly gone To
the dogs or some place else as far AS
tho farmer is coHcerncd," said Farmer
Grant ShOop this morning, and with all
honesty he added he was going to vote
tho Democratic ticket next fall. To
hear such II statement from Lincoln
Grant ShOop would cause tho knowing
ones TO look up aud take notice just Us
We did. Upon inquiry IL developed
that the farmers are absolutely unable
TO get hands to help out in their work.
Spring plowiug is on aud all the cot
ton IL uot yet picked, white thousands
upon thousands Of bushels Of corn iy
yet unhusked. Grant said be had
secured tho county for help. "One
man wanted $25 month and board for
himself, wife aud two children, |
offered him $23. He said all right,
Then the next day he phoned he must
have $25. That is about equivalent to
$50 month for one man. went to
one Of the big public sales last week,
but not farm hand in sight. AT
Billings found two fellows who had
Just come from Arkansas. One said he
had a job at $50 month aud the other
wanted SIS aud washing and also u
place for HE partner. When you tind
pair Of fellows travelling around aud
can't be separated ] have discovered
they are not looking for much hard
labor, SO VIC didn't make deal. | think
the only way out ol 1t for the farmer "
get farm hands 10 to vote for Bryan aud
elect him president. Then we will
have plenty Of good mcu looking for
work on the farm ut the old Grover
Cleveland scale Of $l3 u month. Tho
country is really too prosperous under
Republican administration for the
farmer 10 make any money"
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-02-28
The New Pension Law.

btVuAiyu
No country in the world has ever
been so lavish with pensions to lis
soldiers as the United States. Ira.
ditioual policy is, therefore, honored
iu the passage by congress OF the Nc.
Cumber general service pension bifl.
This Is a measure recommended and
even insisted upon by the president.
1t passed the senate early In the year.
The house OF representatives adopted
II Monday with but twenty votes in
In the negative. II enables every
veteran OF the civil war who served
ninety days or more, and who is now
over 62 years old, to obtain pension
on 30 other warrant than proof of his
service and Of his honorable discharge.
No matter how well "iixed" he may be
financially, no matter whether he ever
smelt powder or not, no matter Sheth.
er he escaped wounds aud disablement,
he is invited by the government 10 ac.
cept sl2 month II he is g. Sl5 u
month il he is 20, and S29 a month il he
is IS or over.
Nobody knows just how far the new
measure for which the presidents IS
signature is assured in advance will in.
crease the pension rolls. The most
conservative estimate adds nearly
81 900, 900 year. Another calculation
puts the figure up to Sl5,000,0O0. But
what's the difference? Congress was
practically unanimous on the issue
raised, Democrats and Republicans
alike voting in approval. We have in
the treasury vaults an unwieldv sur.
plus, obviously requiring reduction,
The general pension system will do a
little toward preventing this uuneces-
sary accumulation Of cash In the fu-
ture. and for that reason it Is com.
mended TO the calmer consideration OF
those economists who now may feel i'm.
PEELED to condemn IT,
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-02-28
Two Cent Fare UP to Folk.

The 2.cent' passenger fare bill was
passed Monday. the house taking up
the senate bin and adding u penalty
clause. then passing II up to the senate,
which concurred In the house amend
ment. Representative Brock of st.
Louis county cast the only negative
-c.s in the house. The penalty clause
provides line Of from 800 to $500 for
violation OF the law Taking for
granted The signature Of Governor Folk
TO the bill, II will become operative
ninety days after the adjournment Of
OF the session.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-02-28
Hunting for trouble,

"l'vo lived in California 20 years,
and am still bunting for trouble in the
way of burns, sores, wounds, boils, cuts,
sprains, or II case Of piles that Buck.
lens Arnica Salve won't quickly cure"
writes Charles Walters, Of Allegheny,
Sierra Co. No use hunting, Mr.. Wal.
ters; II cures every case. Guaranteed
by City drug store. 25c.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-02-28
For Rheumatic ufrerers.

The quick relief from pain afforded
by applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm
makes 1t fayo, tic with sufferers from
rheumatism, sciatica, lame back, lum-
bago, and deep seated and muscular
pains. For sale by City drug store,
Forsyth, Jno. A. Lamb, Taneyville,
Jno. T. Dickenson, Dickens. Mo.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-02-28

ltis u very little piece Of business
on the part Of u few Democrats at JET.
erson City To attempt u cripple the
good work which Attorney Gepernl
uadley IL trying ~ accomplish by
picking Haws iu biz eapeuse account
iu reference TO tbs priced hotels be-
stops " IN the east. Itwould Bio sttius
doubtless, for Mr. Hadley 10 eat free
luucbes sad stop Of cheap ,ooming
houses.-Msxioo lotelilgencer.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-02-28
ohambsrla,n.s Cough Remedy a ravori,.

"Wc prefer Cbamberlain's Cough
Remedy 10 any other for our children"
says Mr.. l.. ]. Woodbury. Of Twiuing,
Mich. at has also done the work for
US In hard colds aud Group, and We
tske pleasure In recommending it,
For sale by City drug store, Forsyth,
Jno. A. Lamb, TaneYvilie, Jno. T.
Dickenson, Dickeus, No.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-02-28
Got Thar,

You shouldn't have been IN such a
hurry" said the man at The toy Of the
stairway.
u toia yos II wu only one msht
down.
well" sFssSsd ~ msa q tAs toe.
ssslss q hiwJsli n ~ y tANx wsss
any sNa xsesHT MINT @~&
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-02-28

In an introduction Ambassador
Brice has recently written 10 volume
of Abraham Lincoln's speeches 1t is
remarked that "How far greatness lies
10 the power and range Of the intellect.
how FAR In the strength of will, how
far in elevation OF view and aim and
purpose-this is "a question too large
TO be debated here. But OF Abraham
Lincoln 1t may truly be said that In
his greatness all three elements were
present." In the worlds modern gal
lery OF fame the United States can
rest easy as to the acknowledged
standing OF Its representatives.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-02-28

Good manners are not taught in the
school books, They are found in the
home lessons.
What do you think OF man who
will sit down to the table three times
u day, and thank the Lord for bread
out Of which he has swindled some
poor man or beat his grocer?
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-02-28

Never be ashamed Of your carly
surroundings because you are living in
q more refined place Ut present. Do
not be ashamed Of your old father aud
mother when they COME 10 your city TO
visit you because their manuersare u
little old.tashioued aud try 10 smugglo
them iu and out oi your house. Call
10 your best iriends and say 10 them,
"tbis 10 NY father aed NY motber; il
they bfd lived IN your DAY Snd had
bad your advantages fhey would bd IL
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-02-28
a Big Locust Crop This Year.

j. Nj. Stedman, entomol0gist OF the
experiment station, Columbia, Mo-,
issues the following note of warning:
There will be due in Missouri this
coming spring the largest brood OF the
seventeen year locust, or periodical
clcada, kowD in this State, 1t will &C
Cur over the entire wooded portions Of
the state except the northwest corner,
and they should make their appearances
in immense numbers by the latter part
OF May. The prairie sections will be
exempt. This brood is one that ma
lures every thirteen years but II is the
same species as those which mature
every seventeen years. These insects
occur Ia immense numbers near timber
lands and are liable to do much damage
to new ly planted orchards bypuncturing
the limbs to deposit their eggs. One
will therefore be running q great risk
In setting out an orchard this spring
near timber or In q thickly timbered
region. II would be advisable before
concluding to set out trees this spring
to consult the older inhabitants in your
region as regards the occurrence of
the locust thirteen years ago in that
locality. The eggs which the female
cicadas deposit in the twigs Of the Or
chard, forest and shade trees soon
hatch and the young drop to the
ground and enter it, remaining there
and extracting sap from the roots for
either thirteen or seventeen years ac-
cordng to the brood and doing no ap-
preciable damage during this time.
Spraying common lime whitewash on
the limbs Of young trees tends to keep
the cicadas from depositing their eggs
there, but it is difficult to reach the
limbs and cover them at that season
because the leaves catch and hold the
spray. The spraying should be done,
II at all, just before Or Just as soon us
the ogg.laying process begins,
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-02-28
81 a Year in Advance.

well up as you" Have YOU forgotten
what a hard time your father and
mother had In the early days OF life,
depriving themselves OF the necessities
Of life in order TO save and leave some.
thing for their children when they are
ready TO lay of their earthly toll.
''The beginning OF strife is like the
letting out Of water" says the wise
king, and in no case is this truer than
In the case Of family quarrels. The
little breach, no larger at first than
child's finger could stop, but through
which comes the continual dropping,
II not attended 10 in time, will widen
and stretch, till one fine day there is
u waking up to find the angry waters
surging around, sweeping in and over
whelming all the sweet peace and love
and harmony Of home. There Is no
greater fallacy than to suppose that
because people arc relatives, therc'is
less necessity for the common courtesy
that is willingly extended to II strang.
or.
II is worse than useless to attempt
TO repress a girls natural impulses.
The society and companionship Of the
opposite sex is u perfectly natural aud
healthful desire, Shut her up and
she elopes with II coachman--cross
her in love and she may fill suicides
grave, while the world wonders how
1t is possible one who had all that
heart desired could wish 10 end ex.
istence. Many Of our young women
readers are consumed with ambitious
desires-they feel the divine spark,
which might be famed into splendid
flame, but parental authority docrcos
they shall fold their hands and
wait,' while the spark becomes dim
and goes out, taking hope, perhaps life
with IL. Do not choose u vocation for
your daughtcr-do not insist that she
smother her ambitions and become on.
)y n lady, when she might be- genius.
Tho talent which is reprossed and
strangled would elcctrify the world.
Give IL free scope and hearty wei
come.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-08
DIPPING Of SHEEP
TO BEGIN ON
TUESDAY
TWO HUNDRED INSPECTORS
READY TO BEGIN THE WORK
President of Sheep Sanitary
Board Says Range viii Be
Clean by The
Sheep Owners Convention,

President solomon Luna. Of the
New Mexico sheep sanitary board, VIII
leave tonight for Magdalena. whence
he will go to his sheep ranches IN
western SOcorro on Tuesday, where
the FIRST dipping viii be lone in the
great campaign which the government
through the bureau Of animal Indus
Try and the territory through the sheep
sanitary board. are Waging Jointly for
the eradication Of scabies In this terri
tory.
''They are going to begin with me. ="
said Mr.. Luna last night, ~ presume
because am The president OF tn"
sheep sanitary board. There are now
Two hundred special inspectors In the
field ready to begin the work. of dip
ping every sheep In this territory
twice, OF seeing that Il Is done. one
hundred Of these inspectors are fur
nished by the bureau Of animal Indus
try and the other hundred are paid
by the sheep sanitary board. II ~
an enormous undertaking but II is
going to be carried out and when the
dipping Is lone at the end Of NuYcm-
Der as We expect II to be. we hope that
VIII have been e~radicated from
the range In this territory. Not only
are the sheep being dipped twice, but
cid brush corrals are To be torn doWI
and the ground where they have stOOd
disinfectcd. II posts are left stand
Ing, they are to be stripped Of bark.
II Is to be "A thorough house cleaning. -
The sheep sanitary board IL much
gratificd with The way IN which the
the bureau of animal industry has
come to the front IN the campaign
against scab. Application was made
for 100 inspectors under the impress
sion that u would be reduced by the
bureau. but the fun number asked for
were supplied The result VIII be "a
much more sDcedy and at the same
Time a moro thorough campaign.
Mr Luna, who rs also president %
the Wool Growers association. says
he cXpeCts even a greater attendance
AZ the convention this year han last.
The date b. somewhat later than that
last year ana Mr.. Luna fears that
Il may keep many sheep growers away
but he believes the entire territory
viii be represented Tn convention as
to be held during the week Of October
To -, while the territorial fair Is IN
way.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-08
WEAK kIDNEYS MAKE WEAK
BODIES.
Kidney Diseases Cause Half tho Com.
mon Aches and Ills of AIbu-
Qurr0Up PNnplp

As N weak link weakens q chain.
So weak kidneys weaken the whole
body and hasten the final breaking.
down.
oNerwork strain. colds and other
causes iniure the Kidneys and when
their activity Is lessened the whole
body suffers from the excess Of uric
poison circulated in tho blood.
Aches ami pains and %lauguor and
urinary |is come. and there is an
etrr-IurreusInE tendency towards dia-
hHiDe and fIrHl Brights disease. There
is ru real he.p Tor the sufferer except
sidney hc'.
boan's Kidney Pills act directly on
the kidneys and cure every kidney 100.
Albuquerque cures are the proof
Mrs Ida Johnson living at sf4 y.
Fourth ST. Albuquerque. y NJ. says.
Deans Kidney Pills quickly and ef-
tective'y relieved me ~ pain in the
back which had troubled me az iu-
fHr some time Nny prcpara-
lion which acts as fglIy up fo the
claims made for 30 as pnan kidney
Pills. deserves unqualified praise. and
as a genuine kidney medicine can have
the confidence 81 every once
For sale hv all dealers. Price SO
cents Fnster-Mtlhuru Co. Buffalo
New York sole agents for the United
Remembcr the name-noan's-and
take no other
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-08

II ma be argued that some perma-
nent Improvements have been added
10 the institution as a result Of convict
labor and by expenditures from the
convicts' earning fund, bat my per
sonal knowledge of the condition Of
the institution in past years. and It's
condition at the present time, war
rants me in saying that there was
nothing in the nature of permanent
improvements installed under the
management Of superintendent Trel-
FORD, which in any way represents
such an enormous increase in the eX-
p~endttures. The same ma be said
with reference to the slightly Increased
number Of oonvicts now being confined
in the institution as this slight in
crease in numbers is by no means
sufficient 10 account for any such in
crease in expenditures.
These facts SHOVE clearly that he
roic measures are absolutely essential
looking toward p curtailment Of what
is evident to have been either gross
mismanagement or extravaganza. or
possibly both. in order to avoid Il do
felt of $4,000 or 100000 in the main.
tenanCe account Of the institution,
since so per cent of this fund has been
used already, although only seven
months Of the fiscal year ave expired.
Respectfully.
j W ItAYNOLDS.
Acting Governor.
TO the Board Of Penitentiary Com
mlssioners. SAINT Fe. n. NJ.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-08
Ordinance No.. $3.50.

An Ordinance Making Levy and Appropria-
tion Tor the Fiscal Year, Ending April
Is. 1908.
BE It Ordained by the city Council OF the
city Of Albuquerque. New Mexico:
Section I. That there be and hereby Is
levied and appropriated for the fiscal year
ending April Is, 1908 upon each and every
dollar 81 the assessed valuation Of all prop
erty. real personal and mixed, subject 10 a
taxation for territorial. county and city pur-
pose. under the laws Of the territory 81 New
Mexico. situated within the corporate limits
II the city OF Albuquerque, for the following
purposcs. to-wit. Mills.
For general purposes ............. S.75
For maintenance. Improvement and
care of public parks within tho city. so
For maintenance and support ~ the
free public library. owned and con
Quoted by tho city ~ Albuquerque. 70
For construction ~ city hall......... /.
interest on SO. oGo sewer bonds.
rcfundinE A. .......-- ....,..- /.
For interest ON rounding bonds, 4s.... 20
For interest ON rcfundinE bonds. 5s.,.. $50
For interest on viaduct bonds, ST.. SO
$50 10
DULY passed this 9Th day Of July. A. D.
1907.
Approved. FRANK MKEE,
Attest Mayor.
(seap HARRY p LEE, city CLERK
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-08
LOTS OF CHANCE FOR
FIRST CLASS
BASE BALL
TEAMS ALL 0VER THE
TERRITORY WANT GAMES
Even Cimarron Has a Team
Which ASpireS to Take a
Swat at the Browns and
There are Others,

Il Is a little hard for the avcrage
base BAH fan In this town TO under
stand why ne has 10 creep through "a
whole week without "A chance 20 see
= base BAH game when there Is "a
crack team waiting for something to
do. II VIII mean two weeks this time,
FOR while the, fans VIII probably go
up to Santa Re next sunday on the
excursion. since the Browns viii help
chrisien Santa FEES new base ban park,
It is not at an Ike having the game "a.
homo. There D. very little reason WHY
the Browns should have Ia leave homo
again during the rest of the summer
season. There are plenty OF teams
quite M to playing the game in Al
buquerquc, and Il Us hard TO see why
thoy are not on their way There is
the Socorro team for instance. which
has defeated everything which has
come rs way this season, All the
towns down south have broken into u
by trying ont the Socorro bunch. Be
len imported some players Ia help beat
thpm and sim fell down quite severely.
san Marcial has had the same fate.
The team. Il h understood, Is quite
read To come to Albuquerque al any
time.
And from as far north as Ration AMI
Cimarron comes a rumOr OF a team
that Is looking for more worlds 10
wipo up The Cimarron team played
Ration on the fourth of July. The.
game WINS FOR the gate receipts and
500 a side. Cimarrnn Is a sporty town
and proceeded TO spend an even hun-
bred for a pitcher. H. Is coming TO
Albuquerque with the cimarrUn team
II they can got q game which they are
understood 10 be after for all they
are worth.
Then hero s. Trinidad which
doesn't think much Of anything less
than a National league team Having
dcfcptcd the Pueblo Indians the Triui-
dad bunch a. now out after the Denver
Western league tenn, with a fair pros
pset Of getting a trial for that rather
auou scalp,
Altogether Albuquerque Is not keep
ing up with the possibilities of the
base ball season this year and IL ls
timo, the fans think. 10 get In tho
game.