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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-14
La ATROZ MIGRANA.

3 Las Pilooras Rosadas del Dr.
, Williams Curaran aun cuando
Todos los Demas Reme-
dios no Curaron.
81 simple hecho de que los hom-
3 bres padecen raramente de mi
! gra1a dolor de cabeza, mientras
que la mujer 10 sufre tan me-
8 nudo, sugiere bien clique las causas
tienen su origen Ell el tempera-
3 mento delicado del sexo, v sobre
5 todo en- las funciones orgdnicas de
la mujer. ST Ia regularidad de
esas funciones Sc hace difcil, las
migraflas, dolores de espalda,
! nerviosidad, insomnia, son las pc
nalidades CONSEQUENCES. Para Ii
I migra1a y demas dolencias NADIA
Z iguala a las P1ldoras Rosadas del
z Dr.W Williams. Modifcan en- efecto
ell estado general de todo el siste-
ma. Enriquecen y purifican Ia
sangre, -fortifcan los 6rganos y
{ regularizan sus funciones. Ell
4 tratamiento de las Pfldoras Rosa
2 das del Dr. Williams, tan simple,
tan facil, ha curado a miles.
La Sra. Dona Cruz Romero, de
Amatlan, (Veracruz), Mexico, es-
( cribe: "Durante tres amos padecf
! una debilidad constante Y progre-
silva, debido & Ia pobreza de SAN
( gre. Sentfa nauseas, fuertes pal
pitaciones al corazon, NAL humor,
inapetencia, y estaba posefda de
1 ese horrible dolor de cabeza casi
constantemente. Todo cuanto
para mi Sc hizo era inutil ' solo
( cuando tome las ce1ebradas Pfldo-
ras Rosadas del DIR. Williams, es
que conocf trapquilidad Y alivio.
1 Con un POGO tempo de tomar esta
medicinal de acuerdo & las indica-
clones que acompaflan al frasco,
me halo curada y sumamente
agradecida, motive por ell cual no
vacilo en- recomendar por estas
5 lineas este valioso remedio & mis-
semejantes.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-30
FINED WIFE heater
Brute Admits He Had Beaten Her
40 Times In Three Years.

TACOMA, Wash, Oct. 30.-That
he had whipped his wife 40 times
within three years was the frank, but
debasIng admission OF Garhart Well
fringer, a teamster in the municipal
court this morning. where he had
been brought to answer to a charge
OF wife beating. Continuing in hts
statement to the court he admitted
that there were times that he had
not whipped her for months, but ac-
cording to his accentuations Of the
word months" he evidently intended
to convey that these times were in-
frequent. Wilfringer made the
statement as a matter OF fact. and
exhibited no evidence of humiliation
or OF being ashamed OF his brutal
conduct. The court besides giving
him a lecture to which he listened
cody and unconcernedly imposed up
on him q fine OF 500.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-30
BUILD BIG PLANT
New Power Plant Files Articles o.
Incorporation at Wallace.


WALLACE, Idaho. Oct. 3O.-The
Slate Greek Electric Light and Power
company, which is endeavoring to SCI
cure a charter from the city for q
period Of so years. today fled arti-
Giles OF incorporation with the coun-
ty recorder. The object OF this COM
pany is to build a plant to compete
with the Wallace Light and Power
company, which is owned by Robert
E. Strahorn of Spokane and whose
charter expires in 10 years. The
new company is capitalized at So
600, 900, in shares Of 81 each.
The object as stated in the articles
is to do a general electric light and
power business, the intention heing
to build a power house in the Slate
creek district. 16 miles from this city
The incorporators are d. L. Hopkins
Thomas MCGOWAN, George w. Bald.
win, Jesse Freeman and William
Sites.
The city council is said TO be IA.
favorbly inclined toward the new
company and the charter will doubt
less be granted, on condition thai
the plant be in actual operation with
in two years.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-30

Sweet potatoes. seven pounds for
a ouarter. this week only, At Haley's-
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-30
Notice.

We. the undersigned butchers viii
close our markets all day on Novem-
bar ard. election day. Customers
please take notice and supply your
wants Monday.
METROPoLE MARKET
IDAHO MARKET
PACIFIC MARKET
CITY MARKET
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-30
Notice 70 Tax PAYERS.

The state board having made SO
many changes in my assessment, the
books can not be made ready to re-
ceive taxes until October 20, 1908;
and the same will become delinquent
the first Monday in January, 1909.
C. A. BAILoR, Tax Collector.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-30
TO THE PUBLIC

ess will deem 1t q special
patrons who fail TO receive
81 regularly will report the
The ONCE, as 1t 10 our only
knowing how the carriers
their work.
i pay a reward of S25 for
hiatt will convict any one Of
Apers after they are delivered
ices.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-30

ner served from 1880 and during
the balance Of the day.
Get your fancy bulk mince meat
for Thanksgiving at Haley's.
The ladies Aid society of the First
Presbyterian church win hold a
pantry sale at the Table Supply com
pany on Saturday afternoon. The
sale will commence at 2 o'clock.
Before it goes to 10 cents buy
Princess Panama stock at four cents.
The Princess Panama is one of the
richest mines ON Lake Pend d'Oreille.
Princess Panama Mining Co., Sand
point, Idaho.
Miss Olive voelker will sing this
evening and tomorrow evening at the
Kenodrome theater, and commene-
ing Monday evening, and for each
evening during next week Miss
Belle varnum will sing.
The Ladies Aid Of the Methodist
church will serve a lunch consist
ing Of hamburger sandwiches, dough-
nuts and coffee on election night
from o'clock until midnight. The
location will be announced later.
Have you seen the great bargains
in trimmed millinery that Miss M.
M. o'Brien is offering at Winn-Barr-
Chainey Co.'S. store. Ten dollar
hats for IS; $3.50 hats for $780,
also a special line at $3.50.
The case OF the Occur d'Alene &
st. Joe transportation company
against N. d. Mendec was settled to-
day and the case dismissed by Judge
Chamberlin. The action was COM
menced for the purpose of collecting
$292.5O alleged to be due as a
freight bill.
Seventeen pounds Of dry prunes
for 81 at Haley's, this week only.
An old time barn party is to be
held this evening at the Mans
field warehouse at the Fort grounds.
A general invitation is extended the
public to attend and witness the
weird scenes and general socialbilty
incident to the celebration of this
time fantastic of the season.
Charles Standahl while constructs
ing a house for Chris Miller on Pine
street yesterday lost his footing and
: fell from a scaffolding and sustained
fractured ankle. He was taken to
the Occur d'Alene hospital where his
injuries were treated by a physician
and then subsequently taken to his
home.
The Occur d'Alene band will give
dance at the Blackwell pavilion
Tuesday evening. Preparations arr
being completed to make 1t one o
the best and largest attended ball
ever given in the city. Full ban'
music will be furnished. and a bul
!. letin of the election returns win b
}. posted in a conspicuous place in tn
pavilion.
Sam Kratzer and wife returne'
last evening from a visit to Colorado
wyoming, Utah and Washington
Mr.. Kratzer was in search OF q busi
+ ness location, but was unable to nm
n any place which he considered equa
d to this city, and has decided to max
. IL his permanent location from nO'
on. He will. In the near future
. open and conduct q restaurant In n
welch building. il is TO be know
az the Merchants Lunch"
Sweet potatoes. seven pounds 10
4 quarter, this week only, at Haley
-
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-30
Tie county seat for Occur d'Alene

The county seat for Occur d'Alene
Must be each persons pride,
And we must vote together,
Throw all prejudice aside.
Both republican and democrat
And socialist unite,
And pops and prohibitionists,
We are sure to win the hght.
Call In to Maurice Bentall
And he can tell you more.
You win find him up on sherman
street
Within his clothing store.
Take advantage Of the silver set
$3.50 -, a.. ~.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-30
CITY IN BRIEF.

inner at the Normoyle.
ID messengers. phone 1853.
moyle dining room is open.
dy smokes the Pee-Wee
ancy new sour kraut at
Van zant of Santa, is in
lion house, 2O2 Fourth
ur d'Alene.
erson of St. Maries, is in
b business.
ming room at Hotel Nor
pen for business.
etler, a prominent lumber
okane, is in the city.
pur fresh eggs to Haley's
d get your pay in cash.
Walker a merchant of
business visitor in the
Velvet makes the bath de-
8 cents at City Drug
pemaker, the county trea-
in the city this fore
lie Wood departed today
with her son at Cloquet,
the Press ONCE and sec
ct offered with the Even
Mrs l. w. Furgerson oil
are visiting with friends
found SIS yesterday anC
pnth's supply of groceries
uality and service Is con
will trade at the Cit
kes a speciality of goo'
prices and prompt ser
him.
lrs. G. Preston and Mrs
left this morning 70
leads.
Dney. agent for the Re
At Harrison, was in tn
rning.
BIB of Fife Lake, Mich
brother and newhew, /
ton Webb.
Rush and Mrs. Da
neconne, Wis. are visit
eir niece, Mrs. T. {
Cauvel, First and Ind
ffers 25 per cent on 0
hats. Prices reduse
ery
ass wiring and lxtur'
price for best grade I
terial, call on the Hon
ply Co.
on has dropped the 4
rs wife is 30 god
she got that -four
grocery.
pan on farm land. O
aeeurate and are cor
ispatch. Fred L. II
% Fourth Sc. 81
club via give . nra
IN the Nixon buiidil
y. November STd. Di
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-30

Take advantage Of the silver set
offered BY the Pres.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-28
SNOW FALLS Ar ALLIANCE
Cold Rain Breaks DrOuth In Many
pIncca I'm Nehrnska.

ALLIANCE. Neb.,. ,ept. 2I,-(Special.
Telegram.)-The seasons first snow be-
gan falling here late this afternoon and
at 6 o'clock the ground was lightly COW
cred. Tonight it is now growing warmer
and the snow is fast disappearing.
ANSLEY, Neb., Sept. 26.-CSpecial.)-
A good heavy rain started Friday night.
The downpour has broken the Ions drouth
and put the soil in excellent condition.
HERMAN, Neb., Sept. 26.-(Special)-
A gentle rain commenced falling here
about 8 O'Clock this morning and kept it
up nearly all day, soaking the ground in
good shape for the farmers to do some
fall blowing.
EDGAR, Neb.. Sept. 26.-(SpeciaL)-
This section Of Nebraska has been af-
flicted by a severe six-weeks' drouth,
which was broken last night by a good
rain, which continued today. Farmers
will now be able to finish sowing their
fall wheat.
ARLINGTON, Neb., Sept. 26.-(Special.)-
The drouth has been broken by a nice rain,
1t commenced at midnight and has con-
tinued all day. This places the ground in
fine shape for fall seeding. Seeding wheat
is in full blast in this section and a much
larger acreage than lastiyear will be sown.
Threshing in this county is about finished.
WEST POINT, Neb., Sept. 2G.-(Special)
The long warm and intensely dry spell of
the last three weeks came to an end last
evening, a bountiful rain falling. The tenn
perature dropped twentyidegrees in as many
minutes 4 gentle rsl9,oofeiI most Of .satur-
day. Pastures are badly parched, hut will
revive TO a great extentS Fail blowing has
already commenced, the rains putting the
ground in excellent condition. Sev~enty-five
per cent Of the corn crop is fully matured
by the long dry weather and Is Of excellent
quality. dry and hard.
ALBION. Neb, Sept. 26.-(Special)-Rair
fell continuously last night. and this morn
Ing the ground is we'll saturated. Fall seed.
ing that has been delayed by dry weather
will now be pushed by the farmers. Nc
frost has yet appeared and corn has never
ripened better. The large crop Of all kinds
OF farm products. with the prices now being
received, will make this years crop In
Boone county far more valuable than any
previous years. The alfalfa mill is nearine
completion, which insures a good market
for all the alfalfa raised in this community
FREMONT, Neb.. Sept. 26.-(Special)-
The dry weather which has prevailed here
for the last six weeks was broken by Z
heavy rain this morning, with good pros
poets for more. 1t came too late to benefit
any growing crops, but will help pastures
and put the land in good shape for fal
blowing, little of which has been done.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-28
BELLEVUE SHOWS POOR FORM
Wins from Council BLUFFS High school.
However.

Bellevue played its first practice game
Saturday against the Council Bluffs High
school eleven. The final score was 10 to
8, in favor OF the collegians. Neither
team played good foot ball. The college
team did not play with the snap that has
characterized 1t of old. All the new men
were tried out and the game used as prac-
tice entirely.
While the Bluffs team did not have in
dividual players equal TO their oppo-
nentsr-they nevertheless by doing con-
sistent work made some good gains. Tho
team did good work at making interfer-
ence and playing together.
There Is plenty of material on the
Bellevue squad and IL will make q win
ming team with a little more practice.
The season of '07 began with almost q
similar game and the collegians later
wound up the most satisfactory season
ever played here, When the machine
final gets in shape, and the linemen, most
OF them new, learn their positions and
work together, things VIII begin to
move. All the men lack the old-time
ginger and accuracy. Nothing was tried
but straight foot ball and a few on-lde
kicks. All gains were made on line bucks
or long end runs.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-28
PnGer Store RuiIdinE Burns.

PILGER, Neb.. Sept. 27.-(speclai)-
Citizens Of Pilger were awakened about
II o'clock last night by a cry OF fire and
the ringing of the church DELL. A hard
rainstorm was in progress and lightning
had struck the building occupied by the
Pilger Mercantile company. In a few mo-
ments practically the whole male popula-
ton was ON the scene, besides many
women, and by heroic work saved the
building. The roof and attic were badly
burned.
The building has a large front and sew
eral buildings adjoining Il on the south
were endangered, as the wind was in the
north. Fate seems TO be against the Pill
ger Mercantile company, as only a few
months ago their fine brick building was
entirely destroyed by fire, and they were
doing business in this structure while
their new brick building is being erected
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-28
superintendent, Rosebud Opening,
TWENTY-oNE ARE NOW DEAD
Two More Men Injured In Wreck at
Young Point, Mon
tana, Die.


BILLINGS, Mont. Sept. 27.-Twenty-one
are now dead and nine injured as a result
of a collision at Youngs Point Friday
morning.
r. e. Vlckers of Hardin. Mont, died
after being brought TO the hospital in this
city, while Samuel Clomowitz, a hide dealer
of Billings, and Berg Western OF Atchison,
Kan, died shortly after midnight this
morning. Identification Of all but three
has been established, and these are work
ingmen, presumably coal miners. on their
way to Kirby, Wyo. Identification in some
instances was very difficult, a card, a piece
of jewelry here or there, or some portion
OF clothing serving to give a clew as to
whom the victim was.
Acting Coroner Mann empanelled a jury
yesterday afternoon and visited the scene
Of the wreck, and an Investigation was
started today, and Engineer Smith and
the conductor Of the train both testified
that had the passenger been or time they
would have cleared the siding, but, seems
that a collision was inevitable, Engineer
Smith backed the freight On the main line
and started his train back so that the en-
gines would collide head on and the pas
seuger would not collide hrosdside. The
freight was left moving backward when he
and HIS fireman jumped
The coroner's jury tonight returned a
verdict blaming the crew OF the Northern
ton flyer crashed.
The jury found that the freight crew
was running on the time OF the passenger
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-28
METHODIsTs TO NEIGH NEXT
North Nebraska, Conference Accents
Invitation from that City.

STANTON, Neb., Sept. 27.@Special.) }
Bishop Mcintyre delivered his famous lee
ture Friday evening on s'Buttoned Up Peo-
ple,' for the benefit Of "worn-out" preach
ers. The receipts were $3.50.
In the business session Saturday the Rev.
C.. w. Davidson and Rev. c. F. Kruse were
granted a certificate of location at their
own request.
An invitation from Neigh was given 10
hold the next session of this conference
in that city. 1t was~accepted.
Three preachers, who were holding SUPER
numerary relation, were made effective
ana will be appointed TO a pastorate this
year. They were Rev. j. L.. Phillips, Rev.
F. w. Drulinger and A. Won Hagen. Rev.
j. p. Warner was placed from the effective
list TO the supernumerary relation. Rev.
j. b. Leedom was placed from the super
numerary to the -superannuated relation.
Rev. DR.. b. l.. Loveland was appointed
TO serve on a special committee on feder-
alton, which is a new society in the church.
DR.. Loveland was one Of the members IN
organize the society last December in
Washington, ID. c.
The reports from the statistical secretary
and treasurer were given. 1t shows that
the membership Of the churches I'm this
conference was 1884. During the year, 43g
children and 500 adults were baptized.
Omaha district has 5,67e Of this total mum
Der.
The conference elected Rev. w. II. Under.
wood, Rev. D.. w. McGregor, Rev. E. J.
T. Connely and Rev. DR.. II. II. Willard as
the triers OF appeals.
While no assignments have yet been an.
nounced, these changes are expected IN
the pastorates: Rev, j. f. Poucher TO GO
to Stanton and Rev. L.. r. De Wolf OF
Columbus to go to Seward street. Omaha.
Rev. f. T. George Of Trinity church to b,
appointed district superintendent Of the
Neigh district; Rev J. A. Spyker OF Ere.
ment 10 go 10 Trinity church, Omaha. anl
Rev. Thomas Bethel now district super
intendent' TO 90 to Fremont; Rev. s.
Baltic OF First church. Omaha. TO 20 +,
First church at Grand Island: Rev. H II
Millard Of South omaha to go as field sec
rotary Of the Nebraska Wesleyan universit,
at Lincoln.
DAVID CITY, Neb., Sept. 26.-Cspecial.)
Last evening the members of the Meth,
odist Episcopal church held a public fare.
well reception for J. ID. NJ. Buckner, WHIT
has been appointed superintendent of IN,
Lincoln district. During his two years
stay Mr.. Buckner has made himself pop
ular and his going is regretted by hi,
church and the community generally.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-28
Bulletin of Opportunities

Opportunity knocks at your door every day you read Bee
Want Ads. You will find opportunities to better yourself and
make extra dollars.
The Housewife can make money in SO many ways, she
can sell old furniture and clothing at good prices. The
can make and save money during
dull moments.
The clerk can make money evenings. If you are a teacher
you can find pupils through Bee Want Ads.
You should read them every day.
Opportunity waits for you in Bee Want Ads.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-28

OMAHA. Sept. 26.-To the Editor of TIE
Bee: Much has been written. and deserN-
eddy. too, Of the heroic deeds as well as
watchml care of locomotive engineers III
guarding the lives Uf passengers, but
have never seen a word Of praise for the
humble section foreman, who fills one OF
the most responsible, positions connected
with the operation of the great railroads
OF the world. The slightest neglect on his
part might cost many lives and immense
property loss, ard yet how very few acct
dents result from negligence on the part
of section bremen. He must watch every
spike and bolt i'm the miles of track he
has to look after, must see that the tics
arc sound and no defective rails, that the
switches are kept cleaned and in perfect
condition, with the proper lights in place,
and in order. lie r ust carefully guard
the bridges against fire ana in case OF
storm to get out, regardless of weather
conditions, to see that the bridges and
track are safe. He must be alert at all
times, with his slicker and lantern, ready
for immediate action. There certainly IS
no more reliable, faithful employee than the
humble section foreman.
o. NJ. DRUSE.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-28

One OF the worgI Features OF kidney
trouble is that IL is an insidious disease
and before the victim realizes his danger
he may have a fatal malady. Take Foley'h
kidney cure at the first sign of trouble
as 1t corrects irregularities an6 prevent
Brights disease and diabetes. All druggists
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-28
JUDGE WTTEN AT DALLAS
OmciRI Headquarters for Rosebud
Land Drawing Are Formally
Opened

DALLAS, s. D.. Sept. 1.-THE official
headquarters for the second great Rose
bud drawing, that of Trip county, are
now established at Dallas, s.. ID. Judge
j. w. Witten, the superintendent of the
opening. arrived here tonight from Bone
steel. after a ten days trip, for the in
struction Of notaries, and making the pre-
liminary arrangements for the establish
ment of offices at the affidavit point,
Chamberlain and PRESIDE, s. D., and ONeil
and Valentine, Neb. Judge Witten to-
day visited the towns of Bonesteel, Her
rick, Burke and Gregory in an automobile.
meeting the notaries at those places. He
gave them proper advice as TO their duties
connected with the registration at Dallas
and Gregory from October 8 to II. inclusive,
of persons desiring to take part in the
drawing, which occurs on October 10 at
Dallas, S. D..
The Importance Of having all papers
made out correctly may be realized when
1t is known that incorrect blanks will be
thrown out, and the chance to take part
in the drawing will be lost. Hereafter,
all inquiries will be answered from the
! headquarters in Dallas. All blanks to be
used by persons desiring OF register will
be furnished from here until October 5,
NilrH lleS may bt bDldlltu u NNS
points also.
Judge Witten tonight gave out the fol-
lowing statement to the Associated Press:
1t has been stated in the press that | have
declared that no notary public will be per-
mitted to administer oaths to applications
for Rosebud registration who has not been
an actual resident for thirty days in the
county in which he acts during the registra-
ton. This statement is entirely incorrect.
The question Of the qualification of notarles
is one which must be decided by the clerks
of the courts of the counties where the
notaries intend to act, and ] will recognize
any notary who has filed a copy of his
commission with the clerk and furnished
me with the clerks certificate as to his
authority TO act.
JAS w. WITTEN,
Superintendent, Rosebud Opening.
Word has been received as to the train
service into Dallas, which is the last poin'
on the railroad, and is but one-half mile
from the reservation line. Trains will be
run so that persons may come to Dallas
and Gregory, register and spend the day
and return at night. Sufficient numbers
Of sections OF these trains will he run tC
accommodate the people. Every possible
care will be taken TO prevent accidents. The
block system of signaling will be used alb
s~olutely, allowing only one train between
stations.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-28
OMAHA AND ToPEKA DIVIDE
Hall Pitches the First Game and
beck second.

TOPEKA. Kan. Sept 2T.-tspeclal Telc-
Topeka and Omaha divided honors
here today. Omaha won the first game
by a score Of 6 to ?, while In tho second
Topeka won. 4 to g.
Hall pitched good ball in the first, while
Hollenbeck weakened I'm the second game
and allowed three runs In the sixth inning
HendriN pitched a great game for Topeka
In the second. On account OF the cold
weather the games were limited to seven
innings. Score. first game: R.H.E.
Topeka ..............0 o 0 > o 0 % 3
Omaha ..............l o o l o 4 0-6 I
Batteries: Root and Deran; Hall and
Gonding.
Score. second game: R.H.E.
Iopeka ...............O ] o Q 0 3 - . 4
Batteries: Hendrix and Doran; Hollen-
beck and Gondlng.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-28

The Water company will put up this
bond as a guarantee that It will do all that
its proposition TO the city council agreed
to do. This is the proposition that the coun-
ell refused to consider and turned down.
as a majority OF its members had agreed
to do before they even knew what the
proposition would contain.