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New-York tribune., 1908-07-29
The Chicago 6 Alton Railroad Co.

q,
81 90 share the Common
and 81 per share the Cumulative 30 Prior Lien
Particfpatng Stock Of Company this day bee,
declared payable August 18th. 1905 holders OF record
OF said stocks close Of business August 9Th. 1905
The transfer books OF the above mentioned tro
classes OF stock wifi e closed P u Wednesday
August 9Th 1905 and will be reop-nsd al 10 A. " %
Monday, August 1Tth 1908
checks for above dividends will be mailed 70 the lates.
addresses furnished by stockholders 20 the Company
0N VI " F H DAVIS. Treasures.
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Dividend Notices.
AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE co.

AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE co.
90 Church Street Neu York. June 18th 1909
Tns Board Of Directors this day declared dividend q
ONE AND ONE-QUARTER PER CENT. upon the con-
mon capital payable August 26. 1908
stockholders record close OF
August S 1908. Checks will b mailed
Transfer books Of the common stock VIII close e. !
P NJ August g. 1905 ard reopen Augus. a. 1905.
s T. CALLAWAY. Secretary
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished Charles d. Barney & Co. No. 25
street New York. I22 South 4th street
PhiIadelphia).
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EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.

Week .nd.s July $40 ss5 sl3 2s7 sI0s00 4se
From Jazaasxy I....-SlI6eosac Ss2solY& 6oaa4LI1a
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quo
tations for government bonds. compared with
Mondays:
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BALTIMORE STOCKS,

sInterohsreeable. -Coupon.
3Res1stered.
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DEFIANCE WATER COMPANY.

NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS-
Pursr to of the Circuit Court OF inc
United States the Northern District Of Ohio West
ern Division undersigned will Distribute 70 the
holders Of the bonds Of Defiance Water Company
numbered from 1876. both numbers inclusive. is
sued under mortgage made by said Company to the
undersigned and dated the 18th day OF January 1888
Of s255. for each Of said bonds. upon the
holders presenting the the under
stamped thereon the amount OF such pay
and in addition thereto. giving receipt 70 the
undersigned the paid.
Dated, July 27th. 1905
METROPOLITAN TRUST co. of the CITY of NEW YORK.
Nau n
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E j S#R S#RS3 s SS q Bs & a 35 same
rnuued
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COBALT PRICES IN TORONTO.
FURNISHED and corrected daily oy Stewart
No IS Exchange Piace)
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ia. $50 Total sales
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BONDS.
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

.odd lots. tsells cents per share.
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.

STOCKS.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

ENLISTED.
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i6nOo0 do Con 4s Rcts. 102%
1000 P 6 & L z 1st. 40
| 5000 Reading Gen As. 81 q
1000 DO ..-.-...-... "a ].
!. 5000 st L I Mt & So
Ref As . II
( 1000 st L & 6 F Gen
! 6s los
10000 do Ref 4s. go. 6s4
25o0o do ........... ssh
10000 St L Swn Con As. 81
Z 1ON00 San A & Ar P As. IS 4
10oc0 Third Ave Con As
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NEW YORK AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.

sAnd interest
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-15
De FINllR
IN Casino puerto
rriquG1O en- Mana
Ii.
RaO0IectandO f0nils con 81 plO16sitO.
de ceIsbIar las fisStBs de- d Can
dsIsTia.
So hllIA graVSmOat0 ORfOFma ID OspOSa Do l0R
T0mis BOnOTo.
(De nWestr0 o0Frogpon0al. )

Ener0 IA -EI domingo Be lley6 Cab0
una reunion al diBtinguidos Glamentoa do
entR locslidad con u patEi6tiCa idea d0
fundaE un Casino pueFt0ETiq ca d0ndo
tOpgsn CabidG todo1 loI qus foEman nuel'
tER buena soCisdad Ein diGtinCi6n de naCio.
nRlida6, bandeTfAs p0lftioRs nj DsCtaa Eoli.
giOsaB.
Sc eligi6 una mss intaTinn tom6ndoIs va
rios acueE10J, nombE6ndos0 al pEopio tempo
una comisi6n compueat9 de los asfioVsu
GFsgoFio KuinEam, ViEgilio Ramos Vele1,
EStsbRn Rios OaSallas, Francisco BarEoEas
J ViYgilio del POEo, para EedActar y pre-.
Iontar en- el mas bTsVo plaso 81 RsglHmsn-
to pOF el CuRl hs do FegiEsS diChR gOCisda3.
Reina degCEipible entuBiasmo non mn.
chaB las peEBonRB que tomaTGn GcCionel
-Una C0miGi6n Compuo1fa dc lo1 gefio'
Tes Felix C6Fdova D6VilR, Teodomiro Ta'
boaH Enrique ZoTrilln, Fernando Callejo.
Manuel Psdfn, Enrique VelillR y alguno1
obreToB salen diaEiament0 FeColOCtar font
dor con 81 fin dc lIevaF OfsCto lag feStsa
de Il CandoIaria Sc han nombFado va
Riau madrinag dichaB fsstsB pEometen ssr
FuidosfIimaB poF los Olsmsntoa que han to-
mado parts. So eat6n imprimisndO lon
programaB
-Sa snCusntEs gEavsmsnts snfsTmR u
ss tems an dessnlace fftsI, Ia diStinguida
ssfora de don Tom6a Bansro , madFs po'
Utica dc nusatFo queEido amigo y CoFrsli'
mario don Arturo ZorEilla.
Sc halls On ConvalezcanciR de ID grB'
ve eDfsrmedad que pOr algdn tempo le
ratuviEFR en- CANA nuGHtro buGn amigo don
Angel Villamil padre amantfaimo do loB
apFeCiabls8 COFFeIigionaEioa don Enrique ,
don 8sluntiano VilIRmil. CslebEsmoB dc
oOras6n la meiorfa del msncionado amigo
-Ss ha eatablsCido On eSta poblaCi6u
una ofcinR dsnominada 'Con1ultoPio Me
diCO QuiEdrgiCO" cargo dc los TsputGdog
gAlenoI don Felipe B. VisCaFFondo J don
Francisco V62ques Colon.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-15
Ell TEMPO
EN- La 8
En- VaTias sstaGionGs infoTma1 que
ha hahito lGhliRa.
Los lguleOTOs hlR Side lIgUOs ] OsITfl0TOn
duTlntOll d dIiInl d nItl1 d SOllla.
(Del Weather Bureau. }

Bolstin nemanal dol tiempo, de IL Gema.
% que tsEmin6 IL dc EneFo.
Gonaralmenta ha hRhido nm tempo bues
no duEants ID namana en- todas Las parties
de Il isla. Los visntp1 han nido ligeroI
duEants Ias noChsz con bEiuotas aliIio1 del
e. duEsnts lan5hoEaS.dal medic 6in. Ia
yalOcidad mayor del vieuto EegiGtEaaa en-
San Juan fu6 25 millnD por hora. dol B.lE
81 din z. EnfvaEina eataCiones ha hRbido
nsblipa.
"a temporatura media 6n il iula fu6
a. e ,6O.1 2 1obrs lado ID 1omano pre-
Osdents. LG mpeEatura media m6B altR
de ID ssmans OCuETi6 en MaunSbO Is
mas bsja ca Aibonitc. En- San Juan II
temperature media diREia promedi6 o. 2
uobra u normal Las noches han nido
unifoFmsments freEcag.y durants 81 medic
diaSe han registrsdo tsmpsraturRG mode.
EAdamente altGn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-15

-SB aHegURs que 81 BefoF Jaime sifre
administrator de una ConocidR empTGgR de
Ia Ciudsd, ira NaYagIaz hRceFae C&Ega
de la adminiatEaoi6n de una factoFfa de
cAiiRs de aquella juEiEdiCCi6n.
EN- 81 vRpoE OoEE0o de Ion EutRdoE
UnidoB que llOgRR6 mAiiRna, TegrsIRT6
egta Ciudad 81 senior JoEe Ru1s SOleE, dc Ia
''Plazuela Sugar Comp"
En- Ia pE6xima session del Ayunta.
miento de la ciudad 20 tEstaE6 el punto dc
las fsntaB del ''carnaval." So informR
que hay OOnCejRlol que SON paEtidaEiog do
que Ian fe4tRs Be hagan CON car6ctaE popu-
lar encREgandoss de elias 81 muniCipio.
otroB Green que 81 pFoduCto del remate
del tsatro para Los bRiIes do la tempORada,
debs deatinarSe mejoEas del dsCOEado del
elCenaFio.
-Ss sncuentEa en- eata Ciudad el Lido.
Ricardo A. Gomez, dc Mayagds2
Aver hubo un dasCaPFiIamiento del
tFen de feEEoCarEil que venfa dc Ponce pa.
Fa San Juan. El CruzaFBa una E6l ca Ia
via fu6 CauBs del percancs. Esto oourYi6
en- Les inmediRcioneg dO lR hacienda UCoIo.
60" de AguRdilla. Un rsEEaso de hoTas
tuvo 81 tFen, pero no resultaFon dafios pc.
rs los passjeroa.
"A Las p. m. ComenzarGn, por ahoFa,
ls8 sssioneB de Ia O6maEa de dalegsdos.
CuRndo 81 tEAbRio aTraCie habE6 Bssiones
de mafiAna y tsEde; peEo los delegados ls
pFoponen HimplifOaF en- 10 possible 81 trAba.
jo despaChRndo loo asuntoB 6 medidR qos
SO vsyan pTsssntandO, para no teneE gran
aglomeEaci6n On Iou 6ltimoE dfaB.
va eat6n tsrminadoB lou regIamentos
de Ia Comisi6n del ssEvicio civil, IoB que
Ss1dn pubIiCadoB On brove. Sc informa
que en- 81 pr6ximo mes hAbr6 exGmenea.
Sc sseguEa que en- brsve Il compaffa
de caFros e.6GtFicoB "Ths San j nan Light
ss harS cargo la IS. a. dc Luz ol6ctEiCa"
TetundiendoEe ambRB en una Bola empresa.
PsFsCe que una sola oficina central BaF6
instsladR para ls administration de esa
CompahiR.
Con motivo del despsCho del coFReo
para loa EBtados UnidoS eBt6 hoy muY
oCupado 81 gObernhdOT y, On lR mAhAna,
90 hR.excusadO do EecibiE viaitaB.
I'm empleodo de ICg tempoTeFos ds ID
necEetaria de In C6msFa dc delegados ha
sido deBtinadoB hS ido destinado para
atender los EepFegentAntas de Is pFenBD,
en- 10 que FeSpeCta lR information Official
de los tFabRjoB de aquella.
Han embaECado para los EstadoU
UnidoS On asuntos de % bufeta, los liCen.
CiadOs Dexter y Coll CuChy. So infOrma
que EegTeIaESn dantro de tres nemanas.
van iufuFmar ants 81 Supreme de WaU.
hiDgtOn, en- nm sIunSO judicial enOOmenda'
do ell0a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-15

PARA REGALO9. - ri aCrsditado
cafe MORGAN, el nusvo cafe. FortaleER 21
acaba de recibir an msgnffco suEtido de
eleganteB csjitaS de esquiBitos dWSoes y
6Om6ones pTopioB para TegeloB de oats
y otrR tempOrRdR. Las mas acreditadR
marCRa de chocolates Be encuentFRn ALI los
eHtuchaB son de 10 mas REtfStiCo y fino.
Los heIadoB de frutas del pals , refresCoB
siguen sisndo de 10 mas esquisito. Pre-
clos m6dicoR Hervicio r6pido y todR
hoFR. 81 chocolate tBaker" ofreCe stTa'
yentes novedadeg.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-15

VA LLEGARON las medias francesas
para nifios que esperaban en- la VILLA
DE MADRID. Las familias que deseen
cOmpFaF esta mercancia Embellishments ga
rantizada, pUeden solicitaFla en- este e,sta
blecimientO. Ademas del color negro pro-
pias para Colsgfos, Sc han recfbfdo en- otros
colOres desde $3.50 & $&-OOla docena. Tam
bien recibimoB un magnifico surtidO en-
FALDAS~ y ENAGUAS para Se6oras3
para hombres, ,asf coma IN buen
surtfdo de Calcetines franceses, Perfume
ria de los mejores fabTicantes de Europa
(incluao Guerlain), Ell meior PafiO de brillar
que se importa On PtO. Rico; un explendi.
do surtidO en- OA8IMIRES para la proxi-
ma estaCi6n y las lejftimas PINE APLE
ClOtz que no fienen competencia.
PrOximamente GRAN realization de
TIRA8 BORDADAE s menos de Ii mitad
pc su preciO. San Francisco 81. TalofOnO
s78. r. Q. b 764. San Jusn p. B.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-15
PlSAOAS LAS FlEsTlS.

TOdsH las perHonas que uaaEon las finas
esenciaa del popular" han hscho CON clio
an mRgnf6CO reOlamo, pues todo el mundo
pFeguntaba iie donde SON ssos tan delicR'
dos peEfumss2
FL Calzsdo do laa mas acreditadas msr
Cas- que SO han lucido en- los paaados bailes
ha dejado tambi6n Ia meior impression ' de
toda lA iSla sc aiguen hacienda numeFogos
psdidos vi senior Am6Fioo SaIsu.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-15

ENsRNANZA COMPLETA de SOM
breros On 81 Corto espacio de tres meBss,
con dersCho 4 Il CoDfsCci6n , EefoEmR de
sllos Confscci6n de vsBtidoB = sombFe'
ros.6 prsaios econ6micoB 80 Rafael Cor
deFo St 8v.H.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-15

LOS MAS ACREDITADOs. - A.
Blanco Fernandez. FabTICants Do IlG0TgS
ConoCido vents joBamente ca todR la isla y
axtranjero 6rdenes 81 ApRFtadO 887, 8 la
Gale de Tetu6n 43, en- San juan, de
Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-15

-ABRIGOs de usda lana para Heiio-
raa y nifiog sombreroB forma Japouess 9
IUgleBR, tiItimR moda de Parfa; acaban de
recibirHs en- 81 eBtablecimiento GEL Tel6'
grafo" San Justo 12 vsndsn preCios
baRatfsimos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-15

LA RELOJERIA , joyerfa del 81.
Kahrhahn y 90. Ee ha trasladado ls CO.
lie do San jose is frente 81 Oorreo, donds
hay conHtantemente un buon Burtido do re
0iaH otTRa pEandaE. p. 3.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-15

sACOs DE YUTE para onyasa de.
a2deaE cafe, aCAban do TsCibirBs, procs
denteu do Calcutta , Jap6n, pOr los 1afio'
Fea s. MELON , %. San JuHtO IL ,
vendsn & prscios We 1taiosos. As '. 3.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-15

BTENA OCA AsFf17HT. 7HT7.--Fl9r ouro1foT-o
su duano "a veldss ndy baRata en- Adiun
taB una magnffcl 1haCisnda a. crfss , .CSfiR
do azdoaE, con mfqnino hidFGplionr esta.
bIoCiraientoI CaI1 -dosviiviisado. Para
infoEnel idiEigit lou5 sSiI1nnt oard u
AdjuntaR 6w
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-15

Los aguaCeFoI han lido ligeroB y Iooa'
lGS y courtroom gsneralmOnte durants Il
Ultima mitad de semanR. EI Itiempo fTes
90 = los vientoB geneEsImonte IigeEoB no
han Sido favorable para Ia Ekpida evapo.
FaCi6n J debido egto Ii condici6n h6me.
d. del terEeno ca la pnEte N, e. de II i1Ia
Bolaments ha mejoradO POGO con q tempo
CIaEo de Il ssmana.
Ia siguiente tabIa d0mueBtEA Il varia'
Ci6n de tenperatUrR , Il cantidad de pre-
cipitRci6n on eItRciones detoFminRdas'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-15

TRASLADO. La nuova Parisien de
TereaR Berries de ObeE. se ha trasladado
& Ia oaIle de San Justo No. IA, frente & ID
Mallorquins, donde enContrar6n aiempEe
un soleCtO BuEtido de GombTeEOs para sefio'
rSu, sehoTitas y nifisI.
Tambi6n 20 ConfeCCionan HOmbTerOs do
anCaRgO He rafoFmRn con aTFeglO al quito
del d1elio y Ia Ultima moda.-ApaEtado
de coEreo No. 992. San Juan, p. r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-15

VlIIar & PIzd dOSln Igan q IIquIdlel6n.
In 81 mi8mo local, han egtabIeCido Ios
sEeS. Pi8A s Go. iguaI negoCio con los pro
duCtoB de 90 doItileEfa de AEeCibo ys como.
Cidos.
OpoEtunaments % pOuar6n les circuls
d CoFPavnondientes. 8y.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-15

LOLA MAS PrOfsaoFa ds piano
ofrsCe Hus ssrvicios en- su CASA Cruz 33. e.
tos San juan P. r. 80 vs..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-15

EN- BREVE % abFir6 ma CIaso de boz
dados, CaladcB, snCsis do hilo y CoatuFa
pRrR infoEmeu Tetukn 90.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-15

So compran ABANICOS : ANTI
GUOS aunque no est6n en- buen eItado,
OOllnEes antiques de OOTaI y pEsudas anti
guaa.
Diriials ( p. J. B. Criuto / s(altOB) San
Juan d 8 CalIo Aurora, Ponce p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-15

TRENEs NOCIURNOs DIARIOs DE SAN JUAN A PONCE DE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-15
MgICLgOR GENERA

Winsiow debe sletnpt
nodo de l. dentie6n Proporecha shslo e..n>s
n pequeno paeiente, produce sueo natural tranGo
liVia e dolor sl angeIto despiera muy yivo slel
Es muY sgradable Al Paladar eana al nino, ablahds
ncias aivia dolores, lace faciles lss funcicnes
sst6mago Fegula los intestliosS IS e mejor rsmec
eono % para z darrea va pcvenga esa de aeatiei6t
hs euaquera otra 6ngase mucho euidsdo
r Taraba callnants da Il Ss6oES Wtusloefe - }
a. sndnA
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-10-15

Some men have to be fast to keep up
with their regulations.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-10-15
NORTON is HELD
TO GRAND JURY

Onawa. la. Oct. 13.-Will robt G.;
Norton re admitted to bail while await
Ing the action Of the grand jury, which
VIII determine his responsibility for
the death OF Eugene Fyock, who was
found dead in Nortonss melon patch,
about three weeks ago,
This is the question to be determined
from the arguments being made to-
day before Justice Fred Marshall by
County Attorney Crarcy and Attorney
G. Il. Cooper, for the state, and Attor-
ney j. A. Prichard, for the defendant
For five days and four evenings the
preliminary hearing has been held,
with Court Reporter Chas. Hamilton,
of Sioux City taking the testimony.
F'iftytwo witnesses have been exam
incd for tho state, among them tho
eight boys who Were with young Fyock
when he was shot. Nearly dozen
neighbors testified that Norton lad
made threats that he would shoot any
ono who tried to take melons from his
field, and three boys testified to having
met him the day previous tn tho fatal
ity, near the melon patch, and that lie
had revolver in his pocket.
There Is no question but Norton will
be bound over, the only point at issue
between the attorneys now is whether
he shall be charged with first degree
murder and held without BAIL or with
second degree murder ard admitted 10
bail, pending the action of the grand
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-10-15
COL. STEWART TO Be
retired, AGAINST Will
Fort Grant Exile Is Found In
pacitated by Heart
Disease.

Washington. D. T.. Oct la-The
Investigating the condition of the
health of Colonel w. +. Stewart, the 50
called Fort Grant exile" has conc,ld-
ed its work. While the result of its
deliberations was not officially made
public, 1t Is understood that the board
found Colonel Stewart to be so seri-
ously affected with yalyuar disease OF
The heart as to incapacltate him from
active service in the army. The flnd-
ing which has been agreed ON will be
reported to the secretary of war, and
it Is considered likely that Colonel
Stewards retirement by the president
viii follow.
If not retired. Colonel Stewart would
still have more than four wears of aerv-
lee, and as he is one of the oldest Of
ficers of the artillery corps. his friends
contend that he VIII stand n good
chance of reaching The grade of brig
adler general before leaving the active
service. Ii retired he win receive
three fourths OF his regular pay. or
about $500 per month.
Colonel Stewart stated that he had
been IN the service for almost 40
wears and added that There were only
toul, 0tiieerj having u better record
DO YOU wish 10 be retircd?" asked
MI lattifueF. the colonel's counsel
NO. responded Colonel Stewart
with emphasis
Mhy do YOU wish to continue in
tlle service" asked NE lawyer.
Because have spent my life In
the a44y. and ana fond of the seiv
Ice. replied Colonel Stewart. Il WAS
poru at military post, grew up on
th" Frontier and when became 8 mar
| cntcred the army. | see no reason
,,1l\. should mot nn lanrIfii tod t,, -
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-10-15
Biggest Bear of Greenhorn Range.
From the Denver Post

What is claimed to be the biggest bear
killed on the Greenhorn range since OLD
Nose fell nearly two years ago was
brought back to Denver by j. D. Veach
and s. S. Prentiss, of Rushvi1le. Ill.,. who
have just returned from ten-day hunt.
An effort had been made to find big bear
in order that Mr.. Prentiss might shoot 1t
and the trail was taken UP on the Jack
Hall mountain. The dogs We're ahead and
the other members of the party followed
on horseback, finally being obliged to go
forward on foot. When the dogs finally
caught up with the bear there was a
running fight that lasted for 800 yards. the
hunters being within so feet OF the animal
all the time. 1t was finally freed on a
steep hillside The dogs We're good fight
ers and the bear was forced to take re-
fugc in a tree less than one foot in d.a-
meter, Notwithstanding the great size of
the animal This was not accomplished
until the bear had bitten a tusk out of
one of the four dogs engaged in the fight.
Once safely freed Mr. Prentiss took a long
shot and brought the bear down.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-10-15
EoWhN'S LICENSE
VOID IN SPOKANE
Disbarrea from Practice for
ynprogessional Conduct ard
Attempt TO Defraud.

snokane Wasl.. Oct. ls Jaines
NopiSins. for 20 years 9 practitioner at
The spokane bar prior o which tinle
he lived at I-eA!ars, !a. and WAS sheriff
Of Plymouth county has been found
guilty of gnprcfcssaaal conduct. falsi-
Tying TO tho government. and defyng
the laws. thereby making ii possible
TO defraud The country. lie has been
disi,aYred and cannot practice his pro-
fession in the state of Washington.
Judges w. A. liuncle and Henry l..
KEENAN,. sitting as . special commits
sion in the Spokane county superior
court. gave the order debarring the
pioneer practitioner.
Mr.. Hopkins came TO the Northwest
from Iowa, where his family lives. in
the latter part Of the sos, and located
at Cheney, Wash. formerly the seat
of Spokane county and assisted in or
ganizing the Farmers Mutual Protcc-
Iion Insurance association. He was
Prosecuted and convicted in connection
With a questionable deal, but in APP
nealiag the ease the supreme court re-
verSed The trial court and ne was hon
orably discharged. soon after that he
came TO Spokane and the last two
decades he has been /; familiar figure
in legal circles. 1t is likely lie WIN re-
tiirn 10 Iowa IL he does not go to Idaho
or oregon.
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sHEL COW POSTMASTER
TRiCKED FOR $3.50

sheldon Ia. oct. IA smooth tFies
has boon worked on the postmaster oG
this place. \ fellow By the name OF
hoe aEiiemell had been Ealing for and
receiving mail addressed 10 MN. ING
othsr day Il registered letter, addresses
=, usual. came To hiin, and he aoon
,,r.sa,IttI himself il, the window of the
none. order, clerk With an order for
$3.50 Tlle idN.ices were esst'iiiilcd ana
FOUND, All right and the postmaster
cave him a ci4eci. for $3.50 Tho bank
cashier asked for Identification. and
the accommodating postal clerk :'ei%ed
III shat capailts The assulilsd JOY
Nljtchcu" tiien ools a nike. and has not
been heard Of since. The real Joe
Mitchell has come 20 lay claim to the
$3.50. and rnc postmaster has had TO
ais up The Inspector has been noti-
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-10-15
CLAIMS SPONGE WAS
LEFT inside OF THE
PATIENTS AbD0MI N
Council Bluffs Man Sues Omaha
Physicians for Damages
OF $4,000.

Council Bluffs, Ia, Oct 1o.-claiming
that absorbent sponge or gauZe was
left in his abdomen after an operation
for appendicitis, Charles r. Chase has
brought suit in the district court for
100000 against A. p. Condor, S. r. Flop
kins and +. w. Houghton, who. he al
lcges, performed the operation. The
operation was performed the plaintiff
states. i'll June, 1908. He asks S144 fol
loss OF time, $50 alleged to have been
paid TO another surgeon, $3.50 for hos
pital care and the remainder of the
$4,000 for physical and mental pain.
#. w. Hou2hton of this city, who is
one of the defendants in the case
states that he merely administered the
anaesthetic preparatory to the opera
ton, and did not do the surgical work
Drs. Condor and Hopkins reside in
Omaha
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eAD WATER CAUSES CITY
TO DIG NEW WELLS

lsoci. RAPIDS. ia oct. l2--Nn analysis
Of our city water by the state chemiss
shows contamination, making ~ UNIV
for house use and drinking purposes
and after removing the supposed cause,
a second analysis shows stu worse
contamination, and the city council
has commenced digging q wen across
the creek, north of town, from when
to take the water supply.
The town Is underlad with graSel
and all wells are in the same strata.
The new location is far enough north
TO oct ayay from all sewage contam-
lnalion and work Will be pushed TO
completion rs rapidly us possible.
NJ Fitzgerald began work clearing
his lot for a double FROM, 40N9S foot
store bultiing for Il harness and I'M
plemcnt store Contract TO be com
plete IN 40 days.
The Pierce x Kenan two story dou-
oil. front concrete building is now
read. for the roof and VIII be COM
plated in about % days.