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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-14
SERvICI0 De AUTO
n0ViIeS en- San
Sebastian.
Pan que no es malO, perO que no
Sc puedG tragar pOr agriO. ca
70, etc.
Dos GasIIlls que 50 OnGusRtTln On ID plaza, 50.
ran sOpaFadas Dc tai SltlO.
(Ds nuestrO cOrrespOnsak)

Septiembre 12-Un BeTvicio de auto
ns6viIes pc ha eStabIecido sIEre los puebioB
de Aguadilln, Moce, San Sebastian, Larss
y vice versa, por Ia empre8a Jimenez Au'
to, Transportation Go.
lie llamamos la atsnci6n &c bre los pre-
clos de ida vusIta.
-El pan que estemoB c0miendo an San
Sebastian, no es malo, pero no He puede
tregar. Agric, caro-, cFudo falto de
peso.
SQa6 deIito han cometido eatoB So
fridos vecinos para que 30 les cRstigue de
ese modo?
HablaTemos clsTito Bino Be coFrigs ese
abuso, al efscto llamamos Ia atenci6n
del tfcial de sanidad y de- la seflora
policfa.
La plaza principal est6 lisndo OBJ
jsto de notables mejoras poT paTte de nues
ira pEimera autoridad. Adelante.
Sc nos il f1Fma que las dos caAilIas
ratoneFas que Ee encuentFan en- la euquina
de Is plaza, pronto saF6n BeparRdAs de
aquel sitio tan viaible.
En- veEdad que no hacen buena combi'
naci6n con 81 aEtfstiCo kioBcO del amigo
Florencio.
Los dos focos de~gasOlipa que funclo'
nan en- las GALES paFece que dar6u buen
reSultRdo. DON Fidel Mendez y las dos
farmaciaB. GO alumbrsn con gaGOlina tam
bi5n. PaEo al pregreBo
Sc sgita la idea entire les elemsntos
cat6Iicog, para Ia edifoaci6n de una ''Caua
Parrequial."
-Hace vanios dfas que elt6 eucaseando
Ia carne de res, , los dfas que hay, nadie
"a ccms mencs de Is centavos la libra con
hueBo V6lgame Dios
En- mi pT6xima Fevista, tratar6 otroH
puntog. T.. .obHcuroH.
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SR. HERMAN ROESE.


Herman Reese, New Butternut ST,
No. 1s Syracuse, New York, Presi-
dente del Comit6 de instruction de la
Escuela Webster en- ol pueblo de Salina.
Es tambi6n celador de los pobres, cuya
posici6n le ha dado amplia oportunidad
para notar las causas de las enferme-
dades, como tambfen los mejores medios
de evitarlas curarlas.
Expresa su aprobaci6n para el uso
de la Peruna como un medic eficaz de
resolver up problema de tai interes
para Ia comunidad, como sigue:
''LOs desarregEOs parecen afecEar los
puEmOneS y rfnOnes de los pObreS, y
debidO q este he ViSfO CientOS de eLI0S
en- nzny mai SaIUd.
.sC0n placer Ees manifesto que, Il
Peruna Ia prObadO ser eIremedfO mas
efiLaZ en- I'm n6n7erO de caSOS, en- los
cuaEes no sc uS6 Ofra medicine.
'sLa cOnsider0 un eSpecffIcO para
cmaIquier deSarregEO de EOS 6rganOs
respjrakOriOs. "-.1Hernan ROese.
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S l.l25 DE PREMIOS
PARA Ell % DE sEPTIEMBRE, 1907.
cHHMPIoNATo

NOTA: Condciones del Campeonato Eipco Puetorrqueno
Segundo TerceroS
DO e
$125
la
dos minutes segund lie dad tmhn los 5000 81 he
de dos 10
acuerdo de
solid
les aalos dea del Hp0omO
la p m. fin d examinarlos
cabalo
carer
En- cabaos
diendo los eaOs Pe Fn Rmpao Principe dando d bas
de Handiap Majestic Buio Lave lh Handicap.
Las inscrpciones cerraran e Martes "A las p
Ia ccina del ST. Yeepresdente Don R. Fabian La Bayamo
nesa'
Ia Directive
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I'm fraSco, sola-
mente, un frasco, aquella tos tan vio-
lenta que me producia con frecuencia
V0mitos y me obligaba a veces a pa
sar toda la noche sentado, habia en-
teramente desaparecido Por este result
tado consigno aqui mi mayor recono-
cimiento. Mi tratamiento solamente
dur0 diez dias, procuyandome una salud
perfecta pOr la cual Venia susDirando
desde hacia muchos amos.
Acudan este recurso todos GUAM
tos Sc hallen en- un estado semeiante
al en- que 20 me encontraba estoy
seguro que, como 70, Sc felicitaran, pues
recobraran un sueno tranquilo re-
parador igualmente qle un buen ape
tito; 0nico medic de restabIecer las
fuerzas del cuerpo.
De todo 10 dicho puedo certificar hai1
1uramento y, una vez mas todavii, debo
expresar mi mas profundo reconoci-
mlento al inventor de este licor.
Flrmad0 +; Krantz Bergheim, en- KOss-
larn (Alemania) 8 de Febrero de 1896,
FL uso del Alquitran, asi tornado a to-
das las coInidas, hasta para eurar en-
POGO tempo ell reSfriadO mas rebeIde Y.
Ia hronquitls mas antigua, y haSta Sc
llega con frecuencia contener curar
la tisis, pues el Alquitran detiene la
decomposition de los tub6rcuIos del
pulm6n mafaudo 4 los malos micro
bios, los Cuales son la causa de di>
cha descomp0 p0sici6n. No puede ser mas
seneillo nj tampoco mas exacto, es
sabid0 que Ell Alquitran Guyot puede
procurarselo, d quien 10 pida, cualquier
farmae6utico.
Este tFatamiento vlene costar 2 CEN
taYos dlaFlos, ~. Gura 8
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Nj. u. ?. gena.k.

Hem7s recibido Ia viaita de este ilustra.
do joyen que ha llegado { esta Isla On sl
vapor Fan juan.
Dicho joven viene en- representation de
Ia '.National Paper & Tipe Co.," de New
Yolk quisn On nombre de dicha impor-
tante casa, 80 propone visitar lag imprentas
de la is'a, en- buaca de nuevos horizontes
para amp!iar suB neg lcios Ia impOrtsnts
casa que representa-.
Muchos , buenos nfg ocioB le deSeames
al joven representante.
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Interstate coloceIdn

En- Munich Sc ha presentado & Ia venta
una intsresante cOla7a;6n de aantiguos tra
bajos de arts, que comprsnde bordados,
terCiOpelo y brocsdcs de los niglos doce
y dieciocho, todo 10 cual preSenta IN inte
resants essudio de la fAbricaci6n orna.
mentaci6a de teiidoB durante la Edad
Msdia 81 Renacimiento. Eo la collection
fgursn como pEincipales aTtfculoa msgu1f
car tslas de Beda de brocado aTabigos
pFocedentes del celebrado PslAcio Real de
Palermo.
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Verdadsrl qusmlz6n.

Vale Is SO de- & 10 centavog. 500
piezas mas de madas polan Sc acabs de
Tecibir para vender an baratillo olan de
Is CeDtavos 10, peEcaIea IondoneDsea de
6 centsvos q 5 encpjss 2 3. , CEN
tavos vAra. Nuevo BuYtido de camaB to
lap, musbleg fop6grsfoB mSquinss para
Cossr. El Cielo, La Gloria = La Viz
Gains,
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Una sscueIa de Iabores.
E.tara ii fr0nio d ella una sanoelda profssorl

Ell dia 10. del entrants mes de 0 ,tubre
se abrira en- CatafiO una eacuela de bordR-
dos y laboreS, que ueguramentes repo1tar6
gran utilidad las alumnss que en- ella
iDgresen para adquifir tan dtil enSefiaL ~.
EstaTa dichs eacueIa q cargo de Ia CO.
noCida profssora BefioTa Petra Mirt u de
Iufsnte, que ha desempensdo 81 cargo de
maeatra de esa clsse en- Ponce tisne grsn
reputation en- esoI trRbajcr, que hsce pTi-
moTosamente.
La mstricula est6 ys alberta y SO f.r-
mara un nuevo PLANTED muy 1til al desen.
volvimiento de ess industria, que "a tisne
en- la isla prefsrsntemente On San Jusn
ancho campo de acci6D.
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Los CiCIistas dandO que haCsr en-
Bayam6n.
81 Ia ordsnlnz, IS dsfIcIonts, que Sc Gorilla.
(De nuestrO corresponsal)

D6 UN6otfO COTTCopOboUGJ
Septiembre II ~ MuchaB veCes hemos
llamado Ia atenci6n aCerCa de las impru.
denciaa Ccmetidas por los ciclistas Pero
NO por eao hsmoB de eAtaT ContormeS con-
que 10 cometan ipjuAticisB dsnunciandoSe
& veces sin fundamento, Es muy bueno
hacer cumplir las leyss y ordenanzaS, pero
es muy tFilte, que al ampaEo de esas leyes
y ordenanEaH 90 cometsn iDjuaticias. En-
81 iuzgado de psz hoy hubo un busn nd
mero de personals deuunCiadaS por Her
nandez, poF coTrer 4 gran vsIoCidRd Bus
bicicIetaI, inffiDgiendo Ia uecCi6n tercera
dc la oEdenanza municipal que dice Ss de
be andar 81 paso de una persona 8 pie.
Abnurda por dem6u es Ia seCci6n teEcera
de Ia 7efeTida oFdenanEa, poTque 90 m
Rbsurdo que un cicli.tR pueda medir Ia
velocidad de su m6quinR con 81 psBo de
una persOna. Pero 81 lR oFdananza es de-
ficiente debe CoFFegirse, para evitaF que
los ciclistas abusen de la paciencia del
pdblico y loa cOrresponBAleB hogan de esa
asUm9 peFp6tuR cutta, diciendo hoy
VnR cosa = mafiAnR 0tEa,
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Solicitud sobre convention en- II scripci6n
de dominic, de una poseti6n.
PoT cuanto dofa Petra Berries de Fer
nRne ' hR Bolicitado de eat8 CoFte que Ee
orde Ia convention en- inacripci6o de do
mimic dc Ia posesi6n que existe Au favor,
de Ia siguieHts f 1cs:
RUSTIOA: TeTreno con dos casas en-
81 barrio da III. to Ray, de la juTisdicci6n
de Rio PiedFaF, Compueeto de Gien cuerdaB
equivalentss & treinta nueve heCt6resA
treiLta areas colindantss por el Este y Sud
con don francisco Ti1sud, por 81 NOEte
con don Eduardo Gonzalez por 81 Oeste
con la Carretera que de dicho pueblo con.
duce Ia Capital, Biendo las CRsaB tsrrereV,
de MADEIRA, una de ounce metros de fcents
por diez J siste y medic de f0ndo, con ,su
coKFespondiente cocius demSB seTvidumo
breg, carcsda de tabls, = techsds de zinc;
7 la otra de cinco metros de frente, por
trees de fondc, cercada tambi6n de b q y
techada de zinc; Tienen sus frentes lR
carfeteEa al Oeste, 50 fondo sspalda al
Este, con la derechR entEando 81 Sud. Gu
yR fnca sc inBcribi6 en- virtud de expedien'
te poseBorio tramitado en- Rio FiedraB, =
aprobado con fschR veinte de Agosto de
mil ochocientOs noventa ochc; Siendo la
fscha de la inscription pTimsra de ests fin
ea, CatoTce de Roviembre de mil ochocien'
tos noventa nueve.
Por cuanto 81 Jusz don Francisco del
Vale Jr, ha oTdenado que be anuncie esta
pretenai6n en- an pari6dico dc los de mayor
circulation de esta ciudad, para que los
que 20 cream pariudicados por Ia misma,
ppedan oponeTse 4 clio dentFO del plazo de
quinee dfas uaturaIeg, Contados desds la
publication del pEenente.
Por tanto 10 expido en- San Juan & 13
de Septiembre de 19O7.-PedrO GOns6les,
SscHetari0 LEILA CoRte Municipal.
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NOTA
conc caba " acualqu
que sgundo NIIla
handicap
En- las de dos vuea toma cabaos del cuadro
otomarp
bras de Handicap; Lave "A.
la ab, de cabalO
toda ud dbera aompahda del mporte total 0 del
Que de mpnde necdad los dfa de een todos los
cabao deao del Hip6dromo r NJ
exminaro Una eno requisite los
r del e cada
Las nscripcones serraran ell mares IL las F. NJ en- la
ofcna del Sr Vice Presdnte Don Rafael Fabian La BaYa
Ii Directiva
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|SE'PASE

Quo no publioauaou communicates sin que
000R pagadOs pOR adolantadO.
Oada Rai0 pnIaDEaD - eU0ntan pOR una u.
aoA y laslGnoa vale 0lol oontaVQss
9tn 90 lDAD0g Q1o WanGa3 oQ8 e0NAuuiOa2oa
Q1es OoItoElG ne - eQBteGtoR,
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MstrImonIo eat6lIeo.

Aver ante eI ReveEendo padre BarrioE
SO unieron en- matrimonio cat6!ico les es'
pesos Rsfael Garcia y Elsa Montills,
apadrin6ndOlOu 81 juez Baz6n 81 eBpoBR
dc fia Petra Echsvarria.
Que sean fslices.
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nm gran exitO.
En 81 ue publican tsmbi6n p6ginas en-
color, por Ultima vsz la Convocatoria del
cencuEso de libEstes de SRrsuela, cuyo
plaxo dc admiai6n teEminR q 81 del @,
gEiente meA
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iamas me aban-
donaba entera-
mente.
e Pues bien
ell Alquitran
Guyot , 10 repi-
to, eclipsa por
complete a to-
das las demas
preparedness !,
jarabes, pastil-
las, etc.
a A ST que
hube tornado
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IN Gln iEoFTC1l g VGado rll,oI do P1'
si6aiea ylsls 1 a2,Q a LEI 81 lilal I'm aaiiR
taxi
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En- Ia COrte Municipal del DistritO
Judicial Municipal de San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
sECRETARIA.

Petra Berries de Ferns nd z.
Ex Parte.
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INIT ESANTE
T0D0s CUAMT0S SuEREM

De Tos, RRoNoUITIs, cATARRos
RESFRlADoS ANTlGUos NAL cUlDADos
Puedo atestigar a conciencia que el
licor de Alquitran Guyot es realmente un
remedio efcaz obra vigorosamente
contra las afecciones para las cuales
esta recomendado.
va desde hace algunos amos, venia
70 sufriendo de una tos cronica que
comenzaba regularmente en- otono y que
alcanzaba durante ell invierno una violen-
cia tai que me era luego precise todo
ell verano para restablecer mis- fuerzas,
por mas que esa tos que me consumia
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-12-05
Is CREMATED IN A NEW YORK
~ . CITY TENEMENT FIRE.
Arson Plot Suspected as Cause Of
Deadly Blaze in Crowded
Italian Quarter.

Thirteen persons are dead and seven
injured in a fire that swept through
the five-story tenement, 2121 Second
avenue, near One Hundred and Ninth
street, New York. Flames shot through
the roof and caused an outpouring of
all the people in the neighboring tene-
ments. The fire started in the liquor
store on the ground floor, shot up
through the air shaft and stairways
and trapped all the families in the up
per part Of the building. Despite all
the grelnen could do, they were unable
to reach the victims.
The persons killed lived OH the fourth
and fifth floors. The narrow stairways.
filled with smoke, prevented them going
down with the speed necessary and,
crowded together, men. women and
children sank to the floor, choked with
smoke and were unconscious when the
flames reached them. Firemen climbed
to the roofs of adjoining buildings from
which the tenants had been driven and
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-12-05

Construction work on the Panama ca.
nal viii be rushed next year. Thirty
two millions, approximately, are to be
expended. Congressman James A.
Tawnay of Minnesota, chairman of the
committee on appropriations, just re-
turned from Panama with seventeen
members of the committee, predicts
that the canal will be completed by
Dec. 81. 1914. "We found everything
going along in the most satisfactory
way" the Congressman declares.
There may be million cut off the
sum of $32,OO0OO0 asked for construc-
tion, although demands in the main
have been modest. Reductions will be
asked in only a few departments. $50
cial conditions there are better gener-
ally than among the workmen Of the
United States. Workmen are well
cared for and satisfied. We found the
employees, clerical, medical and engin-
eering, were paid so per cent more
than at home, while quarters are fur
nished. A single man gets n room !;
married men q house. Canal men are
paid one-third more than at home, and
they can live more cheaply. The gov
ernment sells them supplies at lower
rate than home prices. Ice water and
light are scheaper than in New York.
Sanitary conditions are all that can be
desired"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-12-05
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s'sassara sssss the Of Z<HAZzZw

Tallow "Dip" More Used than Ever.
The "tallow up" Of our grandfathers
Is no longer made Of tallow, exactly,
writes VIM. Hard in Technical World
Magazine. 1t is made of stenric acid,
which Ia only one ingredient Of the
tallow that grows in the sheep and in
the steer.
Neither is the "tallow dip" of to-
day a real dip" They used to take
long wicks and dip them in hot tallow,
time after time, till the candle had ac-
Quired the proper thickness. To-day
they run hot stearic acid into molds
and make hundred candles instanta-
neously.
The "tallow Dip on the market to-
day therefore would be more accurate
iy described if it were called "stearic
acid mold" But nevertheless 1t re-
mains a tallow product 1t is the d.
rect lineal descendant Of the "tallow
Dip of our grandfathers. And it Is
still so popular that just about $780,
100000 pounds of tallow, according to
the calculation of one Of the best-in-
formed manufacturers Of Chicago, are
consumed every year in the candle fac
tories of the United States. Although
gas and kerosene and electricity have
deprived the candle Of a large part OF
the popularity to which it might have
considered itself justly entitled, it Is
probable that in both hemispheres to-
day there are more candles shedding
their mild and humble radiance than
In any previous period Of the worlds
history.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-12-05
WORK AT PANAMA.
Great Ditch May Be Finished Before
The Stipulated Time.

There IS getting to be certain mo-
notony, which, however, is quite well
come, in news Of work en- the iSthnian
canal. Every month we may expect
the month before, and it is practically
a foregone conclusion that 1t will ex-
ceed the record of the month before
that. Thus last July a new record was
made, with 1,05S,776 cubic yards exca-
waited. That, As some persons rashly
assumed, was the high water mark,
which never could be exceeded and
which We could scarcely hope perman-
emily to maintain. But in August that
record was surpa assed, with 1,247, ,404
yards, and people said that surely was
the climax OF efficiency. When another
month came around, however. Septem-
Der bobbed up serereDly with the new
record Of 1,4S1 ,307 yards, capping the
climax in fine style. And now here
comes the October record of 1874, All
yards, which puts. as Kipling says, the
gilded dome on the cap Of the climax.
And October is the rainiest month of
all the year!
Just how much further this climax
Gaping business is to go it would be
rash to estimate. Scarcely any degree
Of progress seems, impossible or even
improbable under the present efficient
and inspiring administration. Last
month there was exCavated about
twice as much as in the whole year
1905, and more than half as much as
in the whole year 1906. Moreover, this
achievement has been made in the rain
lest part of the year, in cuttings where
the proportion of rock is increasing
there is now 20 per cent of rock and
only 80 of earth-and without any COM
mensurate increase in the number of
workmen employed. Thus this October
record was made with a force Of only
23,007 men on the canal all told, so
that there was excavated an amount of
rock and earth equal to more than rs
cubic yards for each employe, or a
small fraction less than three cubic
yards a day for each person employed
in any capacity. That is efficiency
such as was not dreamed Of q year or
two ago. When Mr.. Wallace was chief
engineer and was doing what seemed,
and indeed was, fine work, there was
talk about the necessity of employing
from 10000 to $4,000 men. One third
OF that number is now doing the work
far more rapidly than it was supposed
the whole great army could do 1t.
In the presence of such performances
criticism is disarmed and doubt is put
to shame. We may have to revise our
forecasts Of canal completion, but il
will probably be in the direction of
shortening the time required and of de.
claring the most optimistic estimates
OF a few years ago 10 have been unduly
cautious and diffident.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-12-05
Daily Tragedy.

Suddenly there was loud explosion.
''Fwhat! Another wan" placidly re-
marked the policeman on the corner.
But it was, not the playful letting of
of dynamite bomb in the rear of some
gamblers place of business this time. 1t
was far more tragical than that.
The crowd that rushed to the scene saw
a lovely young woman, pale as marble,
wringing her hands.
30, VICTOR she said to the young
man by Fer side. "IIow are we going to
get home? We've busted our only spare
tire !"-Chicarn mrihnne
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-12-05
THOSE CONCRETE HOUSES.
Eminent Philanthropist Will Build
City of Edison Homes.

Working together, Thomas A. Edison,
wizard Of East Orange, N. j., and
Henry Phipps, New York millionaire,
believe they can solve the tenement
house problem. #
They plan to do this by erecting an
entire city of concrete houses, Mr.. Edi-
son having perfected plans recently
whereby, he says, he can build within
II hours and at cost of from 81 600 to
81, 200 beautiful nine-room house,
suitable for two families. Each apart
ment OF these double houses can be
rented profitably at $3.50 a month, ac-
cording to Mr.. Edison. thus saving to
the working man now paying SO a
month for tworoom home in the tene-
ments, enough money each month to
cover his carfare expenses to and from
his work.
Mr.. Phipps who in 1905 gave $1,000
COO for the erection of model tenements
in New York City, recently spent an
afternoon in Mr.. Edison's laboratory at
East Orange, discussing with him the
possibilities OF the cement or concrete
house. The steel manufacturer was ao-
companied by a corps of architectS
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-12-05

A party of distinguished English
men, which included, the Worlds Work
says, judge of the High Court, an ed.
itor Of the Saturday Review, and a
naturalist, were sitting in the editors
room when singular spider ran across
the floor and disappeared under ssms
books
1t was giant. one Of the largest
species found In England, and the nat
uralist lifted the books instantly. The
spider darted toward the old justice.
He sprang up and the spiders life end
ed.
"It was a very rare Species muir
INJURED the naturalist. regretfuliy.
IL made it rarer" said the Judge.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-12-05

poured streams of water into the burn
ing tenement.
That the fire was tbs work of incen-
diaries who sought revenge is the opin-
ion Of the police and firemen. Three
weeks ago three Italians were caught
attempting to rob safe in the saloon
of Giuseppe Cudano on the ground
floor. The safe contained more than
$1,000 which the saloonkeeper's friends
had withdrawn from banks during the
money furry. The would-be robbers
were arrested and are awaiting trial.
The fire started in Cudano's saloon and
the police believe it may have been the
work of friends of the prisoners
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-12-05

builders and concrete experts, who
made a careful investigation of the
Edison plans. When they left they
were enthusiastic over its possibilities.
Mr.. Edison purposes to build these
houses by forcing concrete mixture
into cast iron molds, which are to be
set up after the excavation for the
basement is complete.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-12-05
An Untaught Cow.

Down on a southern plantation the
dairy hands were accustomed to dc the
milking squatting down in primitive
fashion, Until the owner introduced
milking stools with other improvements.
But the initial experiment with the in
novation was not exactly success. The
darky who first sailed forth with the
stool returned bruised and battered
and wish an empty pail
II done my best, sah," b. explained.
"Dat stool looked all right to me, but
de blamed COW she won't sit on 1t t!"-
Woman's Home Companion.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-12-05

ianguor, dizzy spells and rheumatism.
"Before used Doan's Kidney Pills"
says Mr.. Winney, weighed 143. After
taking 10 or II boxes l weighed 162
and vas completely cured
Sod by all dealers. 80 cents box.
Foster NIilburn Co, Buffalo, y. \.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-12-05
C,nard Liners for Canada.

Tire Grand Trunk railroad Is said 10
have made deal with the Cunard Steam
ship Company for line of steamers from
Liverpool to Canada SO as to afford an
all-British route for passenger and freight
traffic between England and the Orient.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-12-05

all who enc o S o
postage he will re-
ply t ellir 6 how
Doan's Kidney Pills
cured him after he
had doctored and
had been i'll two
different hospitals
for eig h t e g n
months, suffering
intense pain in the
back, lameness,
twinges W h e u
stooping or lifting,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-12-05
proof FOR TWO CENTS.

II You Suffer with Your Kidneys
and Back Write to This Man.
G. w. Winncy, Medina. n. Y, Invites
kidney sufferers tc write to him. To