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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-06
ANUNCIO De SU8ASTA.
DspOltlntnta del l1t0rIgr Do Pgsfto Rico.
BUREAU DE OBRAs PUBLICAs.
0foina del Superintendent.

San Juan, r. r, Mayo 4 de 1908
PropoaiOioneB en- pIiegos cerralou para
la adjudication en- pdb!ica aubasts psrs IA
construction de- 65 kil6mstroa mas 8 me.
nor, de la cRrFstsrR n6mero Is Yauco.
Caustera n6mero IA, Sgcci6n Kms IS.
% 5. ae sdmitir6n en- sstR OfoinR haBta
las 10 q, m. del dis 20 de Mayo, 1908.
en- que 80 AbTirEn pdbliosments.
El pEesupusNto apToximRdo de las obFag
assisnde & $52 $4,000
TddOB les datOH neceBRrioE, impEeBoB de
preparedness eontTstoB instruccioneB
los poGtoEes Sc daE6n en- eata Ofcine.
Tambi61 Be faciiitar6n azules de los pla'
nos msdiants un dsp6Aito provisional de
$40 que Par6n TsembolBados 81 devoIvsE
dichos szu!su
Sara condioi6n sBanciAl del contrato que
el contEstiete, partir del segundo mes
iucluSivs del plszo para IL termination
de los tFabaioB, ejecuta csds mes obEas por
VRloT no manoF dc So 10000 menBuaIes
La Administration Go Eeserya ell dsEe.
cho de TachszsE cuaIquisEs todan IaR
pFopnaicioneB = de sdjudicsE eI ccDtFato
bsjo otTaa considsraCionss que lau de pre-
clio EoIsmsnte.
PoF ordsn del Comigioua 10 del Interior,
= j. J. Jimsnss, supt. de 0braB Phi
bllcaEs 10 O. No. 5
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AL RECIBO DE s 8 snviamos 4
vueIts dc oorreo an Teloj EIgin garantiza.
do por diez amos, y por $40 rsmitimoB uno
maEoR WslthRn. = F. KehrhGhn. San
Juan p. r. R.p
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lMnICLnnn GENERAL

COsEJos A LAS MADREs.- jarabe
calmante de la Eefiora Winslow debe
usarss siempro que los niflOs estan en- el
periodo de la detenci0n. Proporciona ali
vic Immediate al pequefio paciente, pTodu-
&c un suefio natural Y tranqullo, alivia el
Clolor 81 angelito despierta muy vivo ?
alegre. Els muy sgrad liable al paladar,
calma al nifio, ablanda sus dolores, hace
faciles la funcionen del est0magO y regula
los intestinos. Es ell meior remedio COMO
cido para la diarrea va provenga 6sta de ia
dentici0n 8 de cuslquiera ora causa.
Tengase mucho cuidadO en- pedir-el ''JaTa.
be CaInatne de Ia Sonora Winslow": es el
meiOr de todOs
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DOROTHY DAINTY RIBBON sETS.-
yust receibed at ola VILLA DE MA
DRTD". La Ultima novedad en- juegos de
desde 2 & SIS cada juego. Nuevo surtido de
Ealdas y Abrigos de seda para Senoras,
asf como los mejores Casimires, Alpacas
Camisetas lejftimas 'rep6 etc; estos y
0trCs muchos arti ,ulos ee acaban de recibir
en- la "VLLl4A DE MADRID". Visitenos
pfdanos muestfas y lie atenderemos
gustosos.
n o. Box. 764 TeIefono 275.
San Francis'o o 81 San Juan, r, r.
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LINEA TERREA DEL OEsTE.
Restaurador Vital de Ric0rd

Restaura la vitalidad de los hombres. Ca
1antizado. Precio $1-OO, oro Siempre la
veuta en- la Farmacia de Fidel CUTLER
nety. Ha curado otros, 10 cura Se
Boieitan pedidos por corTeo.
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Ell CLUB de F. Kehrhahn & %.
ragala an rsIoj do orc "Waltham" sema
6aments entire BuB Clisnteu, la dlfma 90
mana obtuvo uno, don Pho de Luis n6m.
73 de San 1uap.
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USADO CON EXTRAORDINARY FRECUENGlA POR
o. ProsItGnt0 Dol Console EIGutlEo a0
GOHgFsSO.

Isl la txpeTisncia de algunoB amos de
pF6ctiCa m6diCs puede teneE Alg6n vail
miAhtO, nadie as extrsfl tr6 que en- ella
fande mis- aBevsTRciones Cuando 90 tYata de
emitir una opinion sobEe On medioamsnto
que he uBsdo con txtRaoEdinsFia frecusn
Gle. Me rtfeEo & ls Emulsion de Scott
La peRfscts uui6n de los Componentes, ell
agrsdabls gsboF que determine 10 bien que
se ConBeEva mientrRs 80 eSt6 empleandO, y
sobre TODD las impoEtantes indicaciones me.
dicag que LENA, son 80 mejor mEB aeguEa
gaTantia.
Por esa Fsz6n aun en- las enfsEmedades
81 paTecer mas incurables como la tfsis, Isn
eGQWeGios Las elcr6fIlGs, Las onemi0s, Il
rGquiti0mO. Ia debilidad general, IL faztG ds
deSaFY0lLO en- las mujeFeB en los niflua =
otFa laFga seKis que BeTfs prolific enameTaT,
% We qus ests EuatAncia opers verdadsroa
milsgros, y que loa enfsEmos que per dc.
cirlo All, Ss hsllaban las pusHta1 de 10
mueTta, Sc tFansfoF.n .nan de pTonto adqui'
riendo fGerz2g, FobuBtez, coloE, animaci61,
salad, On una palRbFa, que Rcrsdits cada
dfa la iusticia de Is fam8 del immense
cT6lito de que ian dtil preparation go2s
en- todo ell mund0."
p. DR.. Rafael del PGELe.
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SOLARES EH SAHTURCE.

Sc venden HoIaEes con frsuts 4 Ia OarEe.
tara central , OtroS intsrioVe1 con oaIla1
afrmadaE
Informant w. Bosch, Tauan ndmoro
3 altos. n.
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PABQUE BORINQUEN
Axrso I'M PoRTANTH

La administrator tiene gusto de que
dia pmere de Mayo del corriene ao evar gran
nauguraci6n del Parque diversone Durante
para pdboo como de oostumbr M programa de- Ia naugu
raci6n sera publicado mas arde Borinquen Park Co. T.
zredw0y, Manager.
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ANUNCIO De SUBASTA.
DopartlnSnto dol interior,
ofotna del Supt. dc o6ras P~Bgioas.
Ban Juan, P. r. 3O-I908.

San Juan, r. r. 30-4908.
PropoaiCioneB en- pliegos csTTadoB TaTR
II adiudicaci6n en- pliblica BubastR de las
obraE de construction de los eEtribo8 para
81 pusnts UHAbon de 220 metros linealcg
do csrretaFa, Secci6n Aibonito BSrranqui
tRB, se sdmitir6n en- esta ofcina hastR lsa
10 q. N. del diR IL do Mayo do 1903, en-
qua 10 AbTiT6n pdbliCamente.
81 pFeHupuesto de Las obYaa aEcisnde &
($5, ,000.00) cinco mil dollars.
Todoa los datoB neceBaFios 30 dRr6n en-
asta cfcinR donde se encuentrRn de mani
fsBto todoS los dooumsntoB que han de
rRgiT On IR ContratR podrGn TscojeT los
licitadoTeB lo1 modeloH de pFopoBicione1
que han de pFegentRT
La administration dc rega va el deFeoho
de Esohasar cuslquiera todas Lac propo-
EicioneH.
For ordan del Comiaionado del Iots-
RioT,-J J. Jimenes Supt Of Public
Works. 12v.
LINEA FERREA DEL OEsTE.
Itinerario. Salidas de Bayam6n Capt.
Dfas laborables- Mafiana s, 05, 30 8
as Hoo. Tarde 1915, 1.45, 6.I5, 4.85, 5.45.
so.
Dias festivos.-M MaGana 6,7c5, $50 9.45
IL. Iarde 1915 $50, 2 so, 80, 4,S0 s,
IS $50.
Billetes baratos para dias festivos. De
Catsfio Bayam6n, ida y vuelta IA clase
25C 2a. case 16c. De Bayamon q CatanO y
vuelta Ia. claee 15G, 2a clase 100.
Billetes Ordinario de Capital Catafo~en
la, clase centavos.
Bayam6n 10 de Septiembrs de 1905
R anon Valdes.
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AVIsO.-El que BuECribs, ggricultor =
sgr6nomo, cffeCe aus HGTvicios 4 los SEN
res pEopietaEios: para Ia deaacaCi6n y le'
vantamiento do los terEencB b. JOS y hume
doB, Bsgdn loH procsdimisntoB que han
dado mejoreB EssuItadoH. Para sl dEena'
ie cuItivo de los teIrenos baYToaoB, Ia
nos montsfiosos; ls preparation material
qufmiea de las tisrraB CRnssdaH, Eu ava
IoTsmiento cultivr; para IL irFigaci6n
por 81 Bistema de Ia abIorci6n del BubSuelo.
El que suEcEibe gaFAntizR su nuevo me-
todo de sembEaE cs mas, que do sconom1a
dc aemilla, hatisndo Is raiz de la plantA
compIetamente invulnsERblO Ia change.
Tambisn De ofrsce para cuERT los CanSvs'
Ealea O. feEmog, Hsgdn los proeedimientoH
mas modernoB; para dar indicacioneH So
brs ls composition , emplsO de los sbonog
qufmico', 81 uBo de lR cal = 81 Cultivo de
Las plantaB tropioale8 NumeroRaB Eeto
EenCias del pRiB.-RO6ert Caysre Code.
TetuRp, n6msEo 48. San Juan. v.
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AL COMEROIO -Uns Bsaorita Taqpi-
grafa en- espsfiol ingI6s , con prEctiCs
ComerCial cfrsce BuS BsrViCioS pTofs1ionslsB
81 cOmeFCio. DiEiiiEIs & n. &, G AplE-
tado 854. San Juan 2, r, 6Y, q
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BE VENDEN. Las caBsI Luna 81
y Sol 26, esquina q San Jol6. IofoEmaEs
San Francisco SIS. 15v.V.
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EXPERT Bee eckkseper y accountant
offers his services during evening hours.
F. r.. p. 0. B. 494.
TENEDOR de iibToH ofEeCe HuB BeTVi
clos de las cinco de la tRrdO On Rdelanta
F, r., P. o. B. 494. I'm.
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CASA DE PKEsTAMOs de joe Ba'
z6n, Allen 21 st. Hace operaciones 10
bre alhsjau. Dssde 100 dollars en- ade
lants sl intsE6s BeFa conventional , no ex'
ceder6 del 3 %a menEual. CompTR , ven.
de RIhRjRl modsTnau , Rntig0aa. San JuRn
Puerto Rico.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03

w. 7. Hewitt, of Hannah, who has
been visiting here with his son, VIM.
Hewitt, since Thanksgiving suffered a
loss Of property amounting to $4,000 in
the fire which started Monday afternoon
/ n the Spiker bowling alley at Hannah.
The adjoining building was owned by
Mr. Hewitt and was leased to a party
who opened up a restaurant there lately.
There wal no insurance on the property
as the policy was cancelled while the
building was %unocoupied last summer.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03
Schefter Sells Star Shoes.

Simon Schefter Sells Star Shoes.
You can buy a good sheep lined
ulster at Kelly's for $40 cash.
Talk with T. e. Burke, agent of North.
western Mutual Life. of Milwaukee.
Mooney & Johnston are the only ones
who have cheap money for farm loans.
John Sillers was in town from his farm
near Calvin on a business trip yesterday.
Talk with T. d. Burke, agent of the
Northwest Mutual Life Insurance Co..
of Milwaukee.
Hon. H.. L. Helgeson was here Tues
day from Milton transacting business
between trains Tuesday.
Mrs. H. D. ALERT spent part of the
week visiting at Dresden with her
daughter Mrs. E. F. Reilly.
Jas. Gleason, manager of the Mcmillan
Machine Co.'S, interests at Hannah visit
ed over Sunday with Langdon friends.
Leslie Hodgins was here from his
farm near Rush Lake, last Saturday and
spent the day with his father while in
the city.
Lyman G. Smith, manager of the farm
machinery business of Hunter & Steven
son at Osn abrock, was a business visitor
in the city Tuesday.
Watch Schulke's advertising space
next week. 1t will tell all about the
$3.50 worth of merchandise he will give
away on Christmas eve Dec. oath.
Money always on ha nd for first and
second mortgage Loans on Cavalier
county lands. Best of rates and con
ditlons. o. e. Thompson. Cashier.
John McDermott. who was here dur
ing the last illness of his brother G. H.
McDermott, whose funeral occurred
Saturday, left Tuesday returning to his
f, homo at Mlnot.
D. G. Hart and o. r. Daniels came
down on Fridays train from Wales,
to transact business. Crops were good
this fall in the Daniels settlement where
their farms are located.
The wedding occurred at the Columbia
Hotel on Wednesday afternoon last week
uniting Robert Laybourn and Mrs
Gertrude Stewart. both we'll known
residents of Hannah. The cremony was
performed by Rev. f. J. Hubbard.
"Doc" b. r. Morton, the popular
veteran restaurant man, is over at Clyde
on a short business trip. He is expect.
ing to start up in business again shortly
at Roundup, Mont, possibly in time tc
get a share of the holiday trade in his
line.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03
DRS. KERR & SMITH
DENTISTS Donovan Block
DENTISTS
Donovan Block

j. 2. Dunnigan, who has been farming
three quarter sections of land in Trier
township since resigning the deputy
ship in Judge II. b Dorval's office at
the court house is back in town this
week holding down his old job during
the temporary absence of his brother
who is out in the Pacific coast country
looking over the timber lands in British
Columbia neal Vancouver, with a view
to investing. At Calgary while %enroute
ne made a stop over, visiting Johnny"
Machon, who will be remembered as
having done faithful service in the
county auditors office for eighteen years
previous to going out west in the sum
mer of '06. At Vancouver he will look
up the Gardeners, Pierces and Shaws who
used to number among iangdon's popu
lation in years gone by. His trip west
will extend over a month or six weeks.
Under the postmark of San Francisco.
Cal. the DEMOCRAT received on Tues
days mail an announcement of the
marriage at Portland, Ore, of DR.. John
Alexander Mckay, of EClyde to Miss
Mary III. Isabel McRae, the event
according to the announcement having
taken place on Nov. Goth. The DEMO
Graf, along with many of the Colder
residents of this county have had the
pleasure of an acquaintance with "Doc"
for upwards of fifteen years. The early
period having been during his years of
school teaching in this county prior to
taking up the study of medicine some
ten years ago. Since his establishment
of a practice few young men have made
the headwa aud progress in their
chosen profession that DR.. Mckay has
and the return of the young couple to
their home at Clyde, in the western part
of this county will at least be accom-
anied with the reception of u shower of
rice. Our hearty congratulations arc
rendered.
Farm Loans. Farm loans. farm
lssae- Soc Ctessy & Mclson-
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03

You can buy ten pounds of good coffee
at Kelly's for n dollar.
Since Mondays "baby blizzard every
thing has had the appearance of the
good old winter time.
With the exception of the eighth
grade and high school the various
rooms of the Lsngdon city schools were
closed Monday afternoon owing to the
prevailing storm.
T%wenty-four degrees below zero Tues
day morning when the storm of the
nrevious t%wenty-four hours had sub
sided was the record breaker ''cold-spell"
e%xperienced so far this winter.
Thursday of next week, Dec. 10th is
the date of the first event of the Star
Lecture Course when Rev. Father Cleary
Of Minneapolis, delivers his lecture on
"American Citizenship" at the Opera
House.
Tomorrow, Friday evening the Wood
man camp at Dresden give their basket
social and dance, an annual event that
in years past has usually taken place
Thanksgiving Day. The Langdon
orchestra has been secured to furnish
the music.
Co. Supt. Groom reports that to-day,
Thursday, Dec. 9Th, is the last day for
the entering of exhibits in the school
children's corn growing contest, the
awarding of prizes to winners in which
will take place at the annual teachers
meeting held the last two days of this
week.
Two events of local interest to be
looked forward to during the coming
week are the lecture Thursday evening,
Dec. 10th at tho Opera House by Father
Cleary of Minneapolis, on american
Citizenship" and the Annual Teachers
Meeting which opens at the Court House
on Friday Dec. 18th and closes Saturday
evening Dec. 18th with the awarding of
prizes to the winners in the Cavalier
county school children's corn growing
contest.
Judge Kneeshaw was prevented from
opening up the jury term of district
court here Tuesday of this week as
previously announced, but expects to
come to Langdon next Monday the 7th
inst. to attend to important court mat
ters. The jury term it is understood is
now likely to be postponed until after
the holidays. Judge Kneeshaw has
been called to Bismarck to sit in place
of Judge Winchester in a murder trial
and several blind pig cases, the term
there being longer in duration than had
been anticipated when he called a jury
term here for Dec. LIST.
Langdon Ice Rink opens tonight with
Noryal Baptie the champion skater of
the United States as the big attraction
in fancy speed and trick skating. A
program Of six events including races,
skating ON stills and Jumping on skates,
etc, together with a thirty minute ex-
hlbltion Of fancy trick skating covers a
period OF two hours. The band will be
IN attendance and arrangements will be
made by the management OF the rink,
Messrs Loynes & Moore to give the
public a first class evenings entertain
nlent on the opening night. Admission
80 cents, children Is cents.
Money to loan on first and second
farm mortgages at lowest rates.
W A. Mcintyre, langdon, N. D.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03

For the best $40 suit on the market
60 to Kelly's Arcade.
Win or help your friend win that
piano at Simon's place.
For the best line of fur goods in the
Northwest 60 to Kelly's.
Talk with T. e. Burke, agent of North.
western Mutual Life, of Milwaukee.
ALERT g. Winter have plenty of money
to loan on first and second mortgages.
Herman Wakeford was a business
visitor here Tuesday from Osnabrock.
Norval Baptie, the champion skater of
the world at the Langdon ice rink TO-
night.
Mrs. F. j. Hodgins returned Tuesday
to Sarles having visited a few days with
Langdon friends.
If you are contemplating a trip in the
near future it will pay you to buy your
trunk or suit case at Kelly's.
Mrs. Terry McGovren, a daughter of
Mrs. Brennan was here last week to at
tend the funeral of her uncle, Chas. H.
McDermott.
Don't forget the opening of the Lang
don Ice Rink tonight. Go and see
Norval Baptie, the champion of the
world skate.
The Ladies Guild of the Presbyterian
church hold their annual business meet
ing tomorrow Friday evening at the
home of Mrs. j. d. Milne.
4. Ris, who is associated with %. A.
Wadsworth in the real estate business
has gone to his home at Dubuque, Ia,
for a visit until after the holidays.
Lewis McDermott arrived Friday from
Wyzetta, Mimi, to attend the funeral
of his brother, Chas. II. MoDermott.
whose funeral occurred the day follow
ing.
Antony Fuerst, until recently in the
grocery department at Boyd's store left
Tuesday for a visit until after the holt
days at the home of his uncle, Jos. j.
Fischer at Wales.
Schulkes full page adv't next week
will tell all about the $3.50 worth of
general merchandise that will be given
away to customers on Christmas eve.
Dec. Oath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob't Work and the
younger children attending school ere
occupying a suite OF rooms in the Dono-
van block since having moved into town
from their Harvey Centre farm.
Alex Reid returned Friday to Hannah.
having spent Thanksgiving at the home
of his brother Sheriff Peter Reid. He
has a farm at Glen Logan, Sask., but is
making a visit Of part of the winter at
Hannah.
j.. K Hamilton, county. auditor elect
moved his family into town from his
farm in Elgln township this week. They
are occupying the Sherwin heuse in the
Dorval addition, which by the way is
becoming quite a democratic neighbor-
hood of late.
Largdon's new hardware firm, Robert
Work & Co, which recently purchased
the old established business of Mercer &
LAWN. has an advertisement in this
issue. Besides announcing the change
mention is made of the many standard
lines of shelf and heavy hardware that
may be found at Langdon's pioneer
hardware store under its change of
proprietorship.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03

Have you seen Kelly's shoe bargain
counter?
D. II. Mcmillan returned Monday from
a weekend business trip to the Forks.
Remember the piano contest at Simon
Schefter's is drawing to a close. Get
busy.
Have you noticed all those stylish new
mems suits OF the street lately? They
were bought at Kelly's Arcade.
Druggist e. f. Reilly, of Dresden is
quite seriously i'll with an attack of
typhoid fever. Yesterday a trained
nurse was called from Grand Forks to
attend the patient.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03
Mems four buckle overshoes for $3.50
at Simon Schefter's.

Mems four buckle overshoes for $3.50
at Simon S~chefter's.
w. l.. Drury. sheriff elect of Cavalier
county retained Tuesday from st. Paul,
where he has been OF a business trip of
over d week.
The Southern Alberta wheat crop for
1908 averages better than 80 bushels per
acre. 30 to 40 lbs. of SEED to the acre
First class quality of coal costs from So
to 1925 per ton. I own and control 10
600 acres near ~Lethbridge. 5000 acres
sold or last trip. Land can be inspected
until Christmas time. Write for terms
and location. w. NJ. Prince, Box l2O
Grafton. n. d. 1919
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-09-18
TO OPEN ROCK RIVER
ILLINOIS AND WISCONSIN MEETING
IN STERLING, ILL, OCT. 6.
Congressman Cooper and Jenkins Will
Speak at Important Waterway
Discussion.

STERLING, ILL.,, Sept. 14.-What will
be one of the most important deep water
way meetings to be held in Illinois this
year will take place October 6, when
Illinois and Wisconsin congressional
delegations and mayors Of towns along
the Rock river will assemble to con-
slider plans for making the Rock
river navigable from its source
in Wisconsin to the Mississippi, thus
opening new waterway from northern
Wisconsin to the Gulf of Mexico. Ad-
dresses will be delivered at the meeting
by Congressman Lowden, Fuller, Prince
and Mckinney of Illinois; Cooper and
Jenkins of Wisconsin and by l.. L..
Wheeler engineer in charge of construc-
ton of the Hennepin canal, and Maj. c..
S. Richie, commander of the Rock Island
government arsenal. The proposed i'm
provement includes the building of a
number of power dams along the river,
sites for nineteen of which have already
been secured, not including the govern
ment's big plant at Sterling, Ill. The
delegates will take a trip to Rock Island
and return in a government boat going
by way of the Hennepin canal recently
completed and opened for navigation.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-09-18
MANY HURT IN WRECK
ONE KILLED AND TWENTY-E EIGHT
INJURED IN INDIANA.
Suburban Train Crashes Into Rear End
of Excursion Special Standing at
Small Station.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. 14.-One woman
was instantly killed, five persons so seri-
ously injured that their death is ex-
pected. at the Mercy hospital, and TWEEN
ty eight other passengers were more or
less seriously injured in a wreck at
Chesterton, Ind, on the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern road shortly after
midnight last night.
A suburban train from Chicago
crashed into the rear end of a special ex-
cursion train bound for Indianapolis over
the Lake Erie & Western while the ex-
cursion train was standing at the sta
ton in the Indiana town which is forty
miles from Chicago. Chesterton is a
junction point and is distant from large
towns and few facilities for caring for
the wounded or obtaining assistance
were available.
Local physicians aided the injured I'M
til a special train today brought the
wounded to Chicago. where they were
taken to the Mercy hospital. Three
women and two men seriously injured
and unconscious are in the hospital and
unidentified and their death is probable
Most Of the injured persons were from
Indianapolis.
Mrs. Esther Hacox, so years old, 81
Sixty first street, Chicago, was killed.
Her daughter, Anna Hacox, was one Of
the injured and is now at the Mercy
hospital.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-09-18

At no instant in any mans life, wax
ing or sleeping, is he free from assaults
by swarming myriads of tiny, but pow,
erful, unseen enemies of life-those sol
diers Of deaths dark legions, the germs
or microbes of disease. If it were pos
sible to wear spectacles of the magni'
flying power Of high-priced microscopes.
we might see the very air we breathe
thick with the monstrous shapes of I'M
told billions Of bacilli; and that in, OF
about, or upon the water we drink.
the food we eat, the hands we shake,
the car straps we hang to when going
to work, the clothes we wear, the hail
we comb, the lips we kiss, the cats and
dogs we fondle, the books we read
in short, always and everywhere, the
armies Of death surround us, and in,
cessantly make war upon us. And moi
only do they attack us from every pos,
sible exterior vantage point, but they
carry by assault the citadel Of life
from within the lines of our own de-
lenses Germs thrive and multiply in
the mouth, in the nose, and especially
in the intestinal organs. Thus it can be
said that not only do we live in the
midst Of death, but that death lives in
our midst. The wonder is, not that
we are ever i'll, but that we are ever
well.-Success Magazine.