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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-11-09
ROOSEVELT'S "NUTMEG" CRITIC

(From New York Commercially
What the Hinorable John w. ALL
ing of New Haven had to say at the
dinner of the Economics club of that
town about President Roosevelt and
the inherent viciousness of some of
my policies" fell on sympathetic
ears, no doubt; and much of the crit
icism directed at the chief executive
was merited and none too severe
But certain portions of his rather re-
markable address were gross exag-
gerations and still others misleading
in their statements; and the fact
that the attack at points shifted from
legitimate criticism almost to down.
right abuse will tend to make this
broadside against the White House
harmless where it might otherwise
have had a. good effect.
Having declared that there was no
plank in the last Republican platform
to offer the slightest justification for
my policy" that the Republican par
ty as an organization was really op-
posed to any railroad rate legisla-
ton and that the bill was damned
through" congress by the sheer force
of Theodore Roosevelt's popularity,
now what" asks Mr.. Alling, has
been the result?"-and he proceeds
to give it, in part, after this fashion:
From the instant it appeared like
ly that the power to fix rates was to
be taken from the railroads and put
into the hands of commissioners in
the interest of the shippers commits
sioners every one of whom could be
removed at once by President Roose-
velt-the value of railroad proper
ties began to decline and their credit
to disappear. Railroads are obliged
to stop improvements. Their power
to raise the necessary capital has van
ished. The havoc wrought by this
Roosevelt crusade against capital
runs up into the billions of dollars
1t affects hundreds of thousands of
individuals, every savings bank, ev-
cry benefit society, every fire or life
insurance company and through these
sources the whole community; and
this so-called statesman, President
Roosevelt, not content with the havoc
already wrought, is determined that
congress shall still further regulate,
control and restrain railroads"
To begin with, the rate law does
not take from the railroad companies
the power 10 make rates nor uOeS IL
clothe the commission with the power
to take the initiative in fixing rates;
complaint as to unreasonableness
must precede action by that body;
and it was not until the president be-
gan making speeches projecting my
policies" and thus raising popular APP
prehension as to what he and con-
gress might do next that railroad
properties began to show any weak
ness; there were other causes, too,
for the "havoc ; and the extent of
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-11-09

The Japs refuse to protest against
the Atlantic fleets departure for the
Pacific coast despite all that the anti
administration papers in New York
can do.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-11-09

Heed the advice of the physicians
and be careful of your drinking wa
ter That furnished from the noun
tains by the Ely Water company
stands high in purity and should en-
able good health during the winter
for those who take ordinary care of
themselves.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-11-09

Fully three-fourths of the men
students and one-sixth of the women
attending the University of Nevada
work their own way, paying all or
part of their expenses. This number
is estimated as the largest recorded
in any University in the United
States, and the reason for it is the
cheapness of living in the dormitories
and the natural aptitude of the stu
dents for means of self-support.
Columbia University, New York,
which has spent thousands of dollars
in the last year advertising the op-
portunities there for higher educa-
ton while offering means of support
had no more than one-seventh of the
total attendance working.
Where good board and rooms to-
gether cost only SIG month, the
chances for self-advancement are
abundant.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-11-09

That newly discovered financial
disease, "undigested securities, P"
should be greatly relieved by absti-
nence from water"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-11-09

The Ute Indians threaten to fight
If they are diSarmed, but if they wait
until that time, nobody will care par
ticularly whether they fight or not.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-11-09

Superstitious Christmas shoppers
should not buy gift cigars for their
husbands on Friday, December 10.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-11-09

The Southern Pacific company has
completed the plans for the new pas
senger depot in Reno and they are
now in the hands of Division Freight
and Passenger Agent Clapp. This
building has long been needed in
Reno, but the appeals of the people
to the Southern Pacific company have
gone unheeded until within the past
few months.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-11-09

warm fire In the winter keeps
away the blues and makes you Com
forty" and keeps the babies good ma
tured. Fill your fuel box from the
bunkers of the Ely Lumber and Coal
company while it is plenty.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-11-09

If you want to figure on getting
Spring Water piped into your home,
call phone 27-X. Langley, the
Plumber. If
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-11-09
NEW YORK FINANCIAL SYSTEM

In New York stringent measures
were necessary to shake off the con-
troll a few financial adventurers had
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-11-09

While boring for water at Nina
last week, the workmen lost their
tools, weighing 5000 pounds, when
the well was down 300 feet. Quick
sand was encountered, and at 400
feet it filled the well faster than it
could be taken out Efforts to case
the well are being made.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-11-09

Get Zimmerman bread at Nun
nelly's. If
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-11-09

James G. Doughty, assistant cashier
of the First National bank of Elko
assumed his duties as postmaster last
Friday, succeeding II. J. Jones, who
held the post ten years.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-11-09
STATE NOTES.

The postoffice department has or
dered the postoffice at Silver Bow,
Nye county, discontinued. Mail for
Silver Bow should be sent to Tono-
pah.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-11-09

Advertising rates made known on
application.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-21
De SOG!EDAp.

Que naejOren.-Siguen en- CANA On aus
reaidenciaH del "VeTsAlleA" Hato Rey,
Ia distinguidR sen IRA viuda de Geigsl el
Lcdo America Geigel. La primera eatS
IN tanto meior de 60 dolencia el segun.
do On el curse de Ia eDfsEmedsd; pero en-
eatado de cuidado Q1e mejoren pronto
son nuentroB dessos.
PerSOnaEeS-MR1sna regFessr6 SUI
RESIDENCES de Arroyo el Hefior Antonio AL.
Caide, que eS huesped del gobarnadoT Post
vino San Juan eI domingo on 81 auto
m6vil del gobernador, al r,greso de la ex
curRi6n automovilistR.
Sc encusntEan en- egta ciudad los aefloEeB
fiscal de Guayama Lcdo. Wilcox, Anto-
nio Lopez hscendado de Humacao, Lcdo.
Miguel Bustelo de esa ciudad, doctor Ces
tsr0s de GuayRma, Manuel Rodriguez Ca.
brero del comercio de San Sebastian y
Lcdo. Oscar Figueroa, juez municipal de
HumRcao. BienvenidoE.
En- San Juan -Sa enCuantra en- eHta
ciudsd la elegsnte = bella for del verjel
de Y buccR sefioTita Margot MaTtorell
Que Eea por mucho tempo gu grsta vista
la ciudad.
RegresO -Ha regregado aver de CRyey.
en- donde eatuvo en- aguutos del Bervicio el
doctor Tomas VAzquez dirsctor de ss.
nidad.
Regres6 el luneU de BaTceloneta el ipge.
micro NiioF Luis A. Cor zalez. que estuvo
en- squel pueblo en- sluntos de su pro.
fesi6n.
Re8to5lsoidOs. .-Lo eat6n de la dolencia
que les aquej6 durante aFgunss dfaa los
monisimos MINIS de los dist oguidos eBpo-
sos PalacioG Rodriguez CortRda. Lo os.
lebvSmos.
Para Utstado Con objeto de pasar una
temporsda entire los fsmiIiares que allf
tiene ha salido para Utuado Ia distinguida
seflorita Carmen Casalduc.
FieSta8. -Sigue Ia animaci6n en- 81 "Ver-
Salles' para celebrar las f sataH del patron
San Matso la comiai6n deBignada al
efscto, podr6 lEevar cabo nm brillante
pTogrRma de f stag.
SEMPER.
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Abraham Oppenhsim, Ell guas6n,
TsIsfonsd pOr d m8ieO J dsspu6s 50 dlsplrt IN
tlrO Do revolver.

Abraham Oppenhein, fabricante de
paflos. residente ca 81 Hotel BsIleclairs,
calle ~ Broadway, New York, teIefone6
& 81 amigo mas fntino que no So Bentfa
bien que le trsjers un m6dico, y On
segaida Sc dispsr6 uu tiFo On una nisu.
Esto ocuyri6 81 dfa g. gegdn refere el
Herald. Oppenheim fu6 llevado al
hospital de Roosevelt, en oalidad de pri-
sioneTo en- entado aganizante.
Ninguno de los que 81 dej6 encsrgo de-
notifcar 30 dan Taz6n de las cauHas por
que Oppenhsimer quiso moFir.
Mr.. Oppenheim ora muy gusa6n, asf
fu6 que cuando telefone6 que no Sc 1entfa
bien, preguntaron Ia duens del hotel
que He cerciorara de 81 Oppanheim hablaba
foFmalmente. La ss1ora fu6 al CusTto de
Oppenheim le halo con Ia Bien destro-
zada por el balazo. La duans del hotel
es hsrmana del gen1r Oppenhsim cuyo
padre al morir Ia dei6 81 hotlal.
Sc cree que 81 disparo fuera casual.
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c n c U R S 0 :.

La sociedad espafiola de Auxilio Mdtuo
y Benefcencia ha acordado anunciar
nuevo concurso de proyectos para la cons
trucci0n de un edificio destinado q Sana-
torio. El premiO para el prOyecto que Sc
eliza sera de $1,000 Sc adjudicaran ade-
mas dos accesits de 5000 cada uno. Los
proyectos deberan ser entregados antes de
las doce del dfa del sabado de Octubre
1907 al Secretario de la Comisi0n don Ma
nuel Gomez, cuya direction es, Tetuan AZ,
escritorio de los seflores r. Paniagua y
Co. quien pueden dirigirse los intere-
sados para obtener una copia del pliego de
condolences del concurso, San Juan PR.
20 julio de 1907 Ell Presidente. AVelino
Vicente. 30 v. s.
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D0pdslto Dc uarne, San Jose "a,
OPORTUNDAD PARA ESTUDIANTEs En- Los {. u.

Mrs. ivet 793 w. North Ave-, Bal
timore, Md, admite nifos y ni1as que
hsyRn de curBRr estudios como alumnos
externoa Atenci6n f,miliar esmerads,
vigiIando los estudios. Habitacion y
buena mesa $50 90 por mes, psgaderos
por tEimestres adeIaDtadoB a solicitud,
Sc les eUpeTs en- New York la llegada
del vspor, Refsvencia en- Puerto Rico:
don Joa6 A. Meuendez NMaysgti 2,
quien hR tenido un hijo en- esta casa.
15 " Il.
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Fusnts prImorosa.
sEMPER.

Ha deaaparecido una de las oyas colo
males mas bellas de Ia capital mexicana:
la antigua fuente que existfa en- el centro
de la Alameda de Guadalupe.
Sc trataba de foTmar ALI un salon
cubiarto con nm toldo de Iona, para Ia
HeTie de kermesBes popu'areS diSpuesta, =
al darle Ia fdents la f0Ema de I'M
barco velero, desgracisdamente uno de los
obrerOs destruy6 Ia impgen de Ia Guada.
lupana, esculpids en- canteEa pTimoFoBs.
ments, y Ia vsz 81 Capital de Ia eabelta
COlumna que uuStents hR la imsgsn.
ERa f0ente dat ba del sigio XVII por
Buu dimenuioneu = gracis de conjuCtO,
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DepaItamentO del interior.
Bureau da OhTas PdbiIGls.
Ofe6na del SMperin tendente.

San Juan, P. R., AgostO 10, 1907.
Proponiciones en- pliegos cerradoB para
la adjudication en- p6blica subasta de Ia
construction de $50 Kilometres mas me-
nos de carretera On Ia Section de Baya
mon & Comerfo Sc admitir6n en- esta Ofci-
ma hasta las 10 q. m. del dfa "a de agosto
de 1907, en- que sc abTiTSn p6blicamsnte.
FL pTesupuesto aproyimsdo de Lac obraB
es de $5l 400 mas 8 menos.
Todos los datoB neceSaTiog, ilnprsBo de
las proposiciones instruccionas los pos
torres serkn administrators en- eHta OfcinR &
los licitsdores.
La Administraci6n se regerva 81 'derecho
de rechszar cualquiera 6 todaB las propo-
sicioneu, de adjudicar 81 cOntratO' bajo
otraB congideEaciones que las de pretio 30.
lamente -RespetuoBamenta, J. J. .Jims-
nee SuperiDtsndente dc OBEag P6blicas.
v. Q.
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Vasta insurreCCi0n en- China.

Shanghai Agoo 21En to4o imPio chino non nmas De met
EevOOnar no dan Punto de % pTepaTay para una vs
autodsdes cuanto poldo
los propsgandisE indtes med M empe
debt
pfg hech avRsalsdo
de Ia nast eta T
exendeEae
peninsula as del Celeste mpo Los Tevou
po
china oeCa Ia ituRG6n povad vtoo Ia CoTea
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11NEA FRRRRA pEL oEsTR

ItlnoraRio. -.sAlidaa de Bayana6n y Capt.
lka aimultansam0ntO.
Dias Iab0rAbIo- afAna 6, 7.O5. 30
S,A6 11.00. TaId0 1915. 1.A6r Els. A.86u 6.46
Diss fostivoS.- 9, TO6, $50, S.4B
11.O0 TaYdO 19.15, 1.gOr $780, $780, $50
a6 y $50.
BlilObos baxatoa para dia1 fostivoF. d Z,
UItaflO BAYam6n, ida y vuOlta ~ olagO
% .35 ae @iaa0 sole. De BayanQCn OGSaf10
YVaSIta ~ 0lass 80-16, 2@ Olas0 eO.1O
alaBo OsntaV0s.
BAyaua6R. 10 de BsptisnabFO GA 1905
RAuSRn VnI6Aa
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Ia TIsnt!tl.

Els diguo de visitaTse el nusvo local que
Ocupa "La Tiendita", al lado del ayunts-
miento Ests deCoroSamente pintado este
bonito eStablecimiento, duico en- Bu clase
Que Sc dediCR & la venta de ef5ctoS religio.
sos en- Puerto Rico VerdadeTamente ha-
cfa falta una tienda de asta fndole
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Atentado anarquista.

cOche pola aompahado de
La bomDa
vehfcu hin6 deho BegQido
anza explosive poia eduo pi6n cuat indiv
habia DC polca
crueda
Hupios inquitoe1 Sc C dcno
Tea
posco entado
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-Eu 'La Correspondence de Puerto
RiCo", Allen ga, hay de venta reCiboB ta-
lonaEioa para CObro de RlquileEe8 do OaaaH,
6RnSas On metkliCO , CON firmag, dsCla ra.
clones dc nacimisnto, defunci6n = OsrtiRCa-
CS6n m6dica. D.
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habfa merecido fgurar enl les principales
Slbuma artfsticos universities.
Los extranisros turistsR admirsban eua
fu snte pTimoToHa = no escatimsban suB
aplausOs q Mexico por h.berla ConHervR-
do con tanto carifio
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SHRVIGI0 BSPHCIAL DE- Cables
La DenoCracia ' la Correspondence
UNIDaS
IoE
Bray0ra rayana en- Ia desesperaCi6n.

Casban bra
ochienG En- iio les
fuEeRR
NrandO
de su1o
de Emans Los comercs epn pveyon
tiern6 6suB
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-21

EN- Ell CLUB de- F. Kehrhahn y
Co., San joss 15, se venden dos rslo'
iaI do orc Cada Hemana La Ultima SENS
nR ebtuvo uno don Antonio Garcia de la
Casa de Finlay de eSta capital sOciO ndme-
70 al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-21
lei sfNUEVO CAFE'' de los sspo

-EL "NUEVO CAFE" de los sspo-
EoH Morgan, Fortaleza 21, AOABA DE
RECIBIR un completo suEtidO de loo me-
jOTeI dulceg. Elegantea Cartuchoa propios
para rsgslos. HOIadOs, Fefreacog, frutaH
al natural y todo cuanto Eegals 81 paladaE
mEI doIicado 20 encuentra Rllf primorosa.
mente ssrvido. Cafe con leche choco-
Iato, desde Las Hiete do la mafianR & las
~ de la noche. FAmoGo chocolate BA'
KER muv acreditadO en- todo aI mundo
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s.,a@ so4sokE y, Ks.

Curse para grados tamben comerciales prepa
ratorios. Sc ensena Aeman Frances, Espahol. Com
petentes proesores Liberia "a 600 voumenes abo
raor0b, buena Influenza moral No hay cafes Saludable
situsc6n Ia montana Pocos gasos. 81 vgesimo Guar
50 ao empieza el l2 de Septembre Sc envia hbre de
gastos 10 solicite catalogo de Ga pagnas Drec
0thns T. MOREHWAn Praaidantp
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Trust de- azdCar.

Stokohlm 2LSs conBttuido azdcaE
pptO Dc 9b:oer fnau o los pnes meFCadoa E capital dc dh
eres dd do que eI trust pGeda ProDe los eo. gos na
ach e tado trust ntent hcar
dicho moncpoGr
mporna Sc frna obh
dR Que q fEupRio q oduci6n.
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INDlERDUR EEWERal

:, )NSEJO a LAsgfNADKES.-El jarabe carnante Dc
b Sa Wnsow debe sempre que los ni1os
an e odo de IA dentjeon Proporcona aivio immediate
II pequeno paciente produce natural trauquo
silvia el door e angelic despierta muy vivo alegre
rs muy agTadabe al psladar, cama al nino abanda sIs
encss alivs Dolores haee facIas las fncones del
est6mago Eegula los lnestnos Es el mejor remedio
eonocdo para darrea va provenga &sa de la dentc6n
eusiquiera ora 1togase mucho cudado pedh
e ''Jarabe Claimants de a Seniors Wnslow"s s msoS
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JOSE MENDIN.-Vende 81 detail y
al pOF mayor cal viva y apsgada. Gvavs
y arena duIce y ofreca Lanchss de 10 &
Is tOneladas para tranHporte de toda claSe
de carga. Para infoFmes, Playa de loE
Ladrillos, San Juan. -30v.
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So CUBAN CABALOS & pssebre ,
vacan al pasto en- Gel Retro" .-Calle del
'Seboruco'', SantuTCe, minutes de la
parada 25 Sitio c6ntTico, con buena ca
Fretera, buenos paDtos sguR potable en-
abuudAncia. Sc garGntisa Ell cWidO.-Pa-
ra 6rdenes dirigirse & jose Iturrondo.-
Tetuan %. San Juan. p. Q. Box 80. Is
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PIANO. .-Por tener que aussrltsrse en-
Beguida So duena go vende pn magnfico
piano un precio muy barabo. Puede
verse en- el n6meFo 40 Tetuan, Altos.-4 v.
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OCAsION: Un piano con dos meseu
de usO, de $500, una pianola nueva de
$3.50 , un fon6gr0fo de $55 tambien nue.
70 He vsnden por $3.50 TODD, aisl4damen'
to con gran rebsjs tambien. Iof6rmeae
con M. S. GeigeI, paradR 20, calle Hippo
dromo Santurca. Z v. &.
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-Sa compran ABANICOs ANTI
GUOS aunque no eBt6n en- buen eBtado.
COllares antiques de raj y prendas anti,
guaB.
Dirijase & p. J. B. Tstu6n 40, San
Juan 6 al 8 Cslle Aurora, Ponce. p.
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CASA DE PREsTAMOs DE H. LO-
PEI CEPERO, San Joee 16 FL dia rs
del Corriente y subBiguientes de 4 II de
ia noche hasta termination, % venderaD
en- subastas ininidad de prendag, cuyoB ta'
lones no han sido cancelados nj renovadog
despues de los meses que ordenR Ia Ley.
La casa continuaTa guB operaCioneB
COnstante existenciR de barTas de catres
II " d
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gsaAssO RsGeg par4
anaiIsns, eEtsD lsD1aG
0Ato 81 plsn ameT4ceno
duo patAocinsn .ss me-
orss f&TOsllss de Puer-
30 Rlco /
Juegos IS habita-
GSonee Que oOmpren-
&sR des(ls al sencillo
Dc Bala, dornaltOrlO 3
be3o, hast2 81 mas eL-.
GsnsO de salG, S dOr-
EzstoriOs y DanO.
Ad&ptsse especial
Rens6 psF& taTtlias
mumerosas y para IA
B4lAas G0rtA8
UoSan&&IA espaGolA.
garvaOn1 esRA0oI .
RgI&ss
III R0tsl mas trsB00
Dc NuevS York.
GonGeae to&G olasa
De &dslAntoB E9AaR-
aeS
/
901sOOf6n DOE 0RSlsl
EEAREA,
rJ,WR V,azw
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SE VENDE uua casa en- la caIle del
Tren n6mero 50 al lado de la IgleEia
Cat6lica. InfoTmarSn en- la miemR casa,
CATANO. Is VS.
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RslS<s lp,s pFE sRsua
Padss lus hcrFAz S0A au
hsaciG 81 r 81 saa LsoiS
pOlsm12 reEFtsees, pTsss
= sasrHassos . irs Egr'%nss
kFss.
Dsa CArlos AFmstrcr
Ao5ce, = 2
pe1 y. 81 .Toso, Roass.2.R
Doo ]. n MoFsiss, RAssA
pa z. q. alas.a., Psos.,P.R
B,.,G gr4sstsSs Para, 2oasa
psz 4. ea8sRa, Poroa, E.A
n1a lids h Pile, Pones, ,R.G.
uas =. gaay!l. Pones, P. =
Dns sehn ?. P7nlAys G9
Jz6S, 2 ..
q. {. salEaass - Juaa.
ooa (. q. Wsynocsa. So
- - ~ :; . ios..a. lag.4
p8a :; .z.a.sais sosz. Huas-
s.a 49, 3: rasa. Has.
DsR 4. i6ey, Isala Rr
maaais.
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CABALLOS.-Se yende una msgnf6ca
pareia de CRballos RmsricanoB, j6venea y
On perfacto estado de Balud. Para infoT.
mes, 8. Behn. Miyomar. Is v. 9.
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Each was to be killed, getting closer
and closer to Nicholas, until at last
IL he refused reforms to the people,
he also would be assassinated. So
far the terrorists have kept their
word. Since August these have been
killed:
Cen. Min, Commander of the Guard,
shot by a girl August 2G, 1906.
Gen, Dimitri, TrepOff, Command
ant OF the Imperial Palace, slain by
poison in the palace September 10
1906.
Gen.. Alexis Ignatieff. one of the
most powerful of the Cars sup
porters, shot at Tver December 20
1906.
Gen. Won der Launitz, Project oil
Police of st. Petersburg, most pow.
erful man in Russia, shot to deatf
January 3, last.
Gen. Pavloff, Chief Military Public
Prosecutor, shot and killed to-day.
Vice Admiral Doubassoff, forme
Governor General of Moscow; two
bombs and six revolver bullets miss
ed him at close quarters.
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Elijah now lives. He was married
the 9Th day of September, 1914. to
Miss Mary M. Yonts. They then
moved to what is now the George
Simpson farm. Then in about 1854
he moved to the place where he
lived until his death. He went to his
brothers the 18th of December, on
visit and died while there. Uncle
Evans was a good neighbor; a kind
and affectionate father. He said THAT
death was no terror to him, that he
was ready and willing to go.
A Friend.
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How to Avoid Pneumonia.

We have never heard of single in
stance of cold resulting in pneu-
monia or other lung trouble when
Foley's Honey and Tar has been TAX
en-. 1t not only stops the cough, but
heals and strengthens the lungs. Ask
for Foley's Honey and Tar and re-
fuse any substitute offered. DR.. c.
J. Bishop, of Agnew, Mich, writes:
81 have used Foley's Honey and Tar
in three very severe cases of pneu-
monia with good results in every
case" ]. II. Williams. m
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In Memoriam.

Uncle Evans Williams was born
December 2, 1918. and died January
2, 1907, being lightweight years and
twelve days old. Uncle Evans was
born on the lower Paradise road. At
the age of sixteen years his father
moved to the Levi Taylor farm. on
Green river. In 1888 he moved to
the George Campfield farm. In about
1Sis he moved to the place where
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