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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-09
VALEN SJ PESO EN 0RO.
COnsepvO Cl mecamismO en- buen estad
IL. -l-1 1nnn

Conserve cl mec0nismO en- buen estadO.
Norman, Ont, Enero Is de 1890.
W. II. COMSTOCK,, Morrstown, N Y
Esmado sr-Sus PidOras de 7aiZ indiana del DF
OS son para e organising ell mejor regulator que pueds
Gsar In hunanidad La vida es como uu relo frSqiI v
0edos son sIIs mecauimos particua insqDcane de
uh cueFfO eXtranO adhere In mas DeOIe1a de Rus
rueaa eua es ell resultadO2-Primero solamente una
Pnena deTenca perceptbe; perO deiese abandonada
uSi que va cFecendO Ia obstruction La irreguardad va
cienose mas granda hasta que que Sc pudo facnente
l c"Frejrse neeesitara en6nces mas tFabajO
cunado para arregarlO. Ast constitution hmana-
un pequeno desarregO abandona, creee Sc aulnena
lpGcePtnehete al rincipiO despues Tapidez
que 10 cues pun principle cOrtar de raz con muy
POGO trahn Vuelve cas fatal Para eytar esO aeon
selp nSo ei nEnto que purfquen ORGANISING tomandS
~ ""''"S us morse Sl conseryaran vigOry vitalidad.
Il. F. HATwELL.
Ell SalyA-Guartlia del viaierO.
Amagandus Pond, ". s., Euero q de 1890,
w. H. C0MSTOCK, Morristown, N. Y.
Muy ST. milo :-Por muchos amos he sdo nm snsrrimo
pardarO dc PidOFaS de Rail- indiana del Dr. Morse
no pOrque f6 cega que enGo en- elias sno nor
Ia contanZa para mi han hecho aereedoras nor la
eXperenca que he endO OpOrundad sufrir sobre su
tempo fueTa de mi cOnsiderara con I'M eOui
pale complete 81 me egRran falar las PidOFaS del Dr.
M0FSe.
s. S M. { {, mc1SNrs. &
Un arIfeulO de m6ritO Sc vende bien.
Borach0ir Harbor N. s.. En,ro l3 de 1890.
w. II. CCMSTOCt, GIorristown N. Y
Apreciablo Sr:-Esta para certlfcar que SOW
coInercante medeciuas de Patente ncluyend6 vaas
Glasses de PiliHras Que veudO Piid0FaS de Raiz
Indiana del Dr. Morse que de todas las otras Auntas S
Yenta aun va an aumento.
N. L. NICHOLSON,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-09

T-SOMBREROS PARA sENORAs,
muy 0leganto1 y & precio8 Bumamsnte mo-
dicoI, lo1 acabR do TeCibir La Tiendita do
Jolofa EChsvNrFlR, al lado del Ryunts'
mi0nto. Vonds tambi6n sfaCtoB F0ligio
soE Comprs onvoIturRn de Jsbon Octa-
gon.-Sau Juan, Box 216.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-09

sE ARRIENDA o VENDE.-Una ca
So en- Santuree, de reciente construction,
con espaciosos dormitcrios, y enclaVada
en- un solar de 2l02 metros cuadrados. La
finca tiene euadra cochera. InfOrmaran
M q, Box 295 San Juan. Id V, q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-09
> Tocador de SaudaIo.

GRAN OCCASION. -Por no poder:o
atendsr "a 'dueho, 10 vsndG IN GatablsCi
rnf6nto de plomerfs, on muy busnNa Condi
clones. Para infoTmsH dirigirIs, RpartadO
dc CorFOo nGmsFo 492. 80 v. O..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-09

SE ALQUILAN. Espacios Os aImacenes
en- la calle Allen Sd, esquina a Tanca, In
formeg: r. Romeu, ApartadO 724 en- San
Juan, P. r. Is " g. NUM-. q
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27
Complain Of OIL Rate,

Lincoln. March 23.-Representative
of the Kansas COOPERATIVE Oil Rein
ing company OF Channte called on the
Nebraska railroad commission and
filed a complaint claiming excessive
freight rates on oil shipments from
Kansas points to Superior, Neb.. which
is the Nebraska distributing point.
The complaint is against the Santa
Fe and st is alleged that fOI a nine
mile haul from Weber, Kan, 10 Su-
pcrior, Neb, $22 a car is charged.
while from Chanute TO Weber. z3G
miles, but SCI is the charge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27
AMERICAN CAR REACHES FRISCO
May Not Take Steamer for Alaska Un.
til Early Part of May.

San Francisco, March 25.-The
American car in the New York to
Paris race arrived at the ferry slip
and was driven abroad the ferryboat
at 1897 p. m. and twenty minutes later
was rolling along Market street, ac-
%companied by 200 other automobiles.
The American car will remain here
for several days, undergoing numcr-
Gus repairs ana a thorough overhaul
ing. II is not badly damaged, appar-
emily, from the journey acros, the
continent, but will he PIT in the best
condition possible before proceeding
by steamer to Valdez. The time Of
leaving here has not been definitely
settled upon, but the car may not start
until the early part of May.
The French car No. = arrived ON the
Southern Pacific Overland an hour
later.
The Italian car is underslng repairs
al Ogden, 500 miles to the rear NJ the
American automobile. II is being
rapidly Overhauled by the French car,
which is at Church Buttcs. Wyo., only
1874 miles east of Ogden, and l1G
miles ahead OF the German contestant.
The latter spent last night mt Rawlins.
WyO.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27

recovering from an all bat fatal shot
through the chest, received in the af.
fray, and other members Of the chiefs
household. The verdict, after a per.
functory recital of.the iury's findings
as to the cause Of Averbuch's death,
read: From the testimony presented
we. the jury, believe that said shoot
ing vas justilable and eXonerate said
George NJ. Shippy and J. s. Foley from
blame"
Chief Shlppy was the last witness
called. He told of having been called
to the door and described the appear
ance OF Averbuch, saying that he had
a most %vindictive look in his eyes,
which gave n prcmonition OF danger
and caused Shippy to seize Averbuch's
wrists. Up to the time his son vas
shot, Shippy said, he did not want to
kill Averbuch. when | saw my son
shot and thought he was going To die
he continued, II ceased being a po'
liceman and became q father. | drew
my revolver and fired three shots at
the man. They all took effect"
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27
vricke,t Opens Prohibition Campaign,

Lincoln, March &c, w. Trickett
OF Kansas City, Kan, assistant attor-
ney general OF that state, opened the
Prohibition campaign in Lincoln last
night with an extended address. Ills
talk was an exposition of the methods
employed at Kansas City 10 close the
saloons. and included n report from
the mercantile association Of that
place showing the effect OF no saloons.
Mr.. Trickctt will go from Lincoln to
Illinois, where prohibition campaigns
are going on in "A number OF towns
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27
EMPLOYEES WANT TO PROTEST
Railroad Workers Demand Hearing
Before Commission on Rate Problem.

Lincoln, March 24.-The proposal
of the railway commission to hold a
hearing today on freight rates has
stirred up the employees of railroads
III Nebraska and a protest was re-
ceived by the commission from +. NJ.
Ryan. a Burlington engineer Of Lin
coin. who represents a joint commit
tee appointed by railroad employees,
Mr., Ryan was accompanied on his
mission by +, II. Crosby, a Burlington
conductor. They ask that a hearing
be held at which railway employees
shall be given an opportunity 10 pro
test against reduction OF rates. II is
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27
AID TO hOMESTEADER
Congressman kinkaid Working for
Amendments to Full Section Bill.

Washington, March 23.-CongreSs.
man Ki1kaid secured a favorable re.
port from the committee on public
lands on two sections OF his bill TO
amend he Nebraska one.section home
stead act, known as the "Kinkaid law
The effect OF one section OF the bill is
10 entitle entrymen 10 credit for in.
piovementS upon the old homestead
yet owned and occupied, made subse-
compliance with the improvement re-.
QnirementS OF the new entry. Until
a year or two ago the department had
held as this amendment expressly
provides, but by a later ruling credits
Tor such improvements have been dis
allowed, yet under the old ruling hun
drcds OF entrymen, in accordance
Herewith, made their Improvements
on their old entry. hence the equity
Of the amendment, which will afford
relief TO many entrymen,
The other section eXempts from pay
mcnt OF their appraised value lands
al the old Fort Sheridan military res
elNd'lOH, ipCdtei III SnelludN county,
and the old Fort Mcpherson rcserva.
ton, situated in Lincoln county Both
OF these sections apply TO existing un'
perfected as well as TO new entries.
Senator Burkott has taken up with
the war department the proposition of
establishing a United states rCscrva,
ton with n view OF permanently pre-
serving and concentrating OLD Fort
KeaInCy, Ncb The Historical aSsoCia
ton OF Nebraska has become Interest
ed in the matter and has c~orrcspondcd
with the senator in reference To It
He has taken the questions Involved
ment aud expects 10 Introduce a rcso
luton in the senate upon the subject
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27
NORTH PLATES MAYOR HELD
Anti-saIoon League Finds Whisky in
His Drug Store and viii Prosecute.

North Platte. Neb., March 24.--The
Anti. Saloon league caused arrests to
be made OF DR.. Nicholas McCabe.
mayor of this city. and Josephine
Owens, proprietor OF q resort. Com
plant was also fled against Lizzie
Gaunt for running u house Of this
character. Premises Of the three
places we're searched and consider.
able liquor was taken from the may.
Or's drug store. A case OF beer was
also secured at the place OF Lizzie
Gaunt, but she herself had flown. The
largest amount was secured at Mayor
McCabc's drug store, where q barrel.
several kegs. jugs and bottles more
or less filed with liquor OF different
kinds, were secured, Mayor McCabe
Is charged on eight counts with sell
ing liquor without a license.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27
Fire Breaks Out in Omaha Theater.

Omaha, March 23,-Firc IN he Jew
81 thcater sem an audience Of 200 per
broke out dnring IA performance and
scared spectators rushed for both front
and rear exits. For a moment it.
seemed as ii there would be a panic,
bat employees kept their heads and by
thiCr COoInesS succeeded in calming the
frightened people. Several thousand
dollars worth Of films were burned
and nearby stores damaged.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27
PRAIRIE FIRE IN SAND HILLS
Depot at HaIsey Is Missed by Fifty
Feet and Cunning in Danger.

Halsey, Neb.. March 23.-For a short
time this town was in danger OF being
wiped out by a fierce prairie fire that
devastated the country northeast and
which was forced forward by a high
wind. by quick work on the part OF
the citizens in blowing fire guards and
a slight change in the direction OF
the wind, the day was saved. but not
until the flames had come within fifty
feet of the depot buildings. going on
east. where it is still burning badly
me no doubt will reach Cunning if
the wind does not subside.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27
Ryder inspecting Public Buildings.

Lincoln, March 23.-Colonel John
J. Ryder. deputy labor commissioners,
went to Fairmont to inspect the school
building there and to consult with
the members Of the school board. Mr..
Ryder returned from a trip TO ST. PAUL.
and Aurora. At the latter place he
found an opera house with dressing
rooms beneath the stage, partly filled
with lumber and rubbish. Show people
used lamps 10 light the dressing
rooms, The opera house has only one
exit He ordered a fire escape and
an opening made in the rear Of the
house. Al a hotel there he found one
fire escape which opened onto Il wood.
en- platform. In the rooms on the
third floor, however, he found ropes
by which the guests could escape in
case Of fire. At st, Paul he found
the heating plant OF the school in a
very bad shape. He ordered the plant
moved. or proper escapes or exits
made.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27
Gil E {H7pI EX0NLRATED
NrncICT OF cORoNER's JURY IN
hVGRsUCH CASE.
FIND Ni.l'na WAS JUsTlFIApLr
Hears Testimony OF Score Of Wit
nesSes Regarding Circumstances
~surrounaing Shooting OF Russian
Jew. who Attacked Chief.

Chicago, March ga coroner's
Jury declared Chief OF Police Shippy
and j. f.. toiey, his driver, to have
been justified in killing Ayorbuch,
tho young Russian Jew. who attacked
the cAiel in his home recently. The
verdict was rendered after a short
ueubcratiol following an exhaustive
inquiry INFO the circumstances sur
rounding the shooting. More than a
score Of witnesses were examined,
chief among whom were Olga Aver
buch, sister Of the dead man; Chief
Shippy, himself; his son, Harry, who is
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27

..c.r n to notify all railway
employees in the state to be present.
The commission set no date, but an
nounced that q hearing would be
granted before final action is taken IN
rates.
The state railway commission Is
sued an order to railroad and ex-
press companies to give bills Of lad
ing on demand for all shipments.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27
HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR DEATHS
Supreme Court Hands Down Two
Opinions Against Saloon Keepers.

Lincoln. March 21.-The supreme
court handed down two opinions in
which liquor dealers are held respon-
sible indirectly for deaths. and de.
clarins that damages III be collect
ed. In one the widow OF q mar who
died as the result Of a debauch al
David City vas empowered 10 collect
a reasonable sum for support from the
saloon keeper who sold her husband
liquor. In the other, the Willow
Springs Brewery company OF Omaha
is declared liable for the death of a
boy who is alleged to have became
intoxicated at the brewery, wandered
onto the railroad track and was run
Owe by an engine and killed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27
Orchard to Testify Against Adams.

Ouray, Colo, March 20 Harry Or
chard, under sentence of death in Ida
no as the self.confessed murderer Of
Governor ~Steuncnberg, will appear as
the chief prosecuting witness against
Steve Adams at Telluride in May,
where Adams is to be tried in connec-
ton with the mysterious disappear
SGce OF o man named Barney during
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27
Mcdonald Succeeds scudder.

Lincoln. March kilograms
from New York city stated that j. w.
Mcdonald of Lincoln has been elected
president OF the Lincoln Traction COM
pany. He succeeds NJ. l." SCuddcr OF
New York. The headquarters of the
company will be moved to Lincoln.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27

me rivts OF 1901 and 1902. To BRING
Orchard here as a witness it will be
necessary for the Idaho board of par.
dons to commute his sentence of death
TO one of life Imprisonment, and word
has bcen received In this city that
such action will be taken.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27
rmo Babies Burned in Barn.

Geneva, Neb, March 2}.-Two chill.
dren OF John Hon, a boy and Il girl,
aged four years and six years, respect
lively, were burned To death in a barn.
II is supposed they were playing with
matches Their mother, hearing their
cries, ran out and found the barn in a
blaze She was too late to save them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27
stewar, Named az Senator.

Proctor. Vt, March 25.-JOhn w.
Stewart Of Middlebury, former govern.
or of Vermont, was appointed to the
United States senate by Governor
Proctor to Ill the vacancy caused by
the recent death OF Senator Redfeld
Proctor. Mr.. Stewart has accepted.
His term will expire this coming fall.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27
Il 10 KILL STEVENS
ATTEMPT TO AssAssiNATE AMER.
icAN ADVISER TO KOREA.
Former Counsellor to japanese En-
bassy at Washington Dangerously
Wounded at San Franeisco-Assss-
sin 'Arrested-cives Cause for Act.

~" SeSOS " Nv
San Francisco, March 24.-Witb The
revolver OF the would-be assassin COZ
ems, formerly counsellor to the Japa,
nese embassy at Washington, but tor
several years diplomatic adviser 10
the Korean government at Seoul, was
shot and seriously wounded al he was
about to leave for Washington. Three
shots were fired at Mr.. Stevens from
u 32-caliber revolver by /. w. Chang,
u diminutive Korean. The first bEI
let missed the diplomat and accident
ally struck and perhaps fatally wound
ed NJ. W. Chun, one Of the three "
four Koreans who We're lying In wat
for Mr.. Stevens. The other two shots
took effect in Mr.. Stevens back, one
bullet striking him under the right
shoulder blade near the spinal column,
and the second a few inches lower
While the wounds are serious, II n
said that the chances for Mr.. Stevens
recovery are good. The motive tor
the murderous attack apparently
arises out OF the resentment OF 81
group of local Koreans to the Japa
nese ~proteciOrate over Korea, Whc
sought TO ayenge their country for tint
important part played in the reorgani
cation of its government by Mr.. Ste,
ems.
Chang says he is thirty years Of az ,
and has been in this country for tw"
years, coming from Hawaii. He freelg
admitted shooting Mr.. Stevens.
YES, me shoot him." he said. Hill.
no good. Him help Japan. Bime'by"
Korea alice same Japan" He salt
he had read about Mr.. Stevens in tn
Japanese newspapers and had recot
nized him from a picture published
1t was learned hal a small band a!
| Koreans had been on Mr.. Stevens,
| trail ever since he arrived last FIR
day. Inquiry was made at all mo-
| principal hotels by them until thec
located him at the Fairmont. Chang
Is in a cell at the city prison. N.
charge will be placed against hiIa
| pending the outcome OF Mr.. Steven
injuries.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27
Mr.. Horn Died From Natural Causes

Lincoln, March 23.-Mrs, Helen
HON. who left a large estate to Mrs.
Shevalier, came to her death from
natural causes. Chemists in Chicago.
after an exhaustive post mortem e
animation, have found no trace of poi
son. Mrs. Horn died last September.
Her sisters contested the will.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27
pending
injuries.

Paterson. \. J., March li.-~Pres,
dent Roosevelt states in answer 20 a.
appeal from Mayor Mcbride 10 o1
clude La QUESTION: Sociale from Il. p
mails for the purpose OF s~uppressiI-
the publication that besides directinS
that the newspaper be denied the use
OF the mails. he has requested tht
department Of justice 10 make ever
effort TO prosecute Criminally those
responsible for the publication,
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27
WAGES Of $4,000 Are Reduced.

New Bedford, Mass, March 2i-No.
tees of IA wage reduction gin Z
10 per cent were posted in all the COZ
ION cloth mills in the city. Abou;
q 1000 operatives will he affected, L.
600 in the cloth mills and 5000 in TIL
yarn mills.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27
China Wants to See Fleet.

Washington, March 24.-ChinS
through Minister WI, its diplomat
representative in Washington, hs
extended a cordial invitation for tn
American battleship feet TO stop l..
China on it's way around the world.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27
Lincoln Signs Pitcher sonno.

Lincoln, March 21.-Guy w. Green,
owner Of the Lincoln baseball club,
secures the services of Pitcher Gus
Bonno, He was acquired by purchase
from the Washington American league
team.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27
oaosett Talks Against canteen.

Washington. March 25.--General
Daggett, U. S. A., retired, made an
argument before the house committee
on alcoholic liquor traffic against tho
re.estahlishmcnt of the cante,p.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-27

rat-An' did ycz have II good tonne
last night?
Mike sure, We wint out an paint.
ed the town green,-Cleveland Leader.
The Democratic advocate., 1908-08-28
MoRTdAdEE's s. SALE.
DESIRABLE PROPERTY

On the Deep Run road in Myers dis
trict, in Carroll County, Maryland.
The Democratic advocate., 1908-08-28
Mr.. BRYAN ON THE TARIFF
Not Right to Tax All the People for the
Benefit of a Few

instead of the manufacturers, are always
described as the most direct benetclarleS
of the protective system.
The Democratic advocate., 1908-08-28

By virtue of the power OF sale con-
tanned in the mortgage from Henry L.
Miller and Rebecca J. Miller his wife,
dated July II, 1906, and recorded among
the Real Estate Mortgage Records OF
Carroll County in Liber D. P. S., No:
81, folio 189, &c., the undersigned
mortgagee will offer at public sale on
the property herein described on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1908,
at 1 o'clock o. M, all the land and
premises described and conveyed by
said mortgage containing IA ACRES
and 151 SO. PERCHES of LAND more
or less.
The improvements thereon consist of
a TWO STORY LOG HOUSE with barn
and other outbuildings.
This property is situate about miles
East Of Union Mills, on the Deep Run
County Road in Carroll county, Mary
land, and adjoins the lands of Nelson
Zepp and William Belt, being the prop
erty now occupied by Rebecca J. Miller.
Possession of the buildings will be
given April 1, 1909, and possession of
the land at once for the purpose OF
planting fall crops. All growing crops
now on said land will be reserved.
Terms of Sale All cash upon rati-
fcation of sale by the Court, the pur-
chase money to be secured by the notes
of the purchaser with approved security
on day Of sale; or these terms may be
changed to suit purchaser by applying
to the mortgage or Ivan L. Hoff At
torney. SAMUEL GEETING,
Ivan L. Hoff, Attorney. Mortgage.
aug 8 4t
The Democratic advocate., 1908-08-28
Destruction of tho Forests.

"Mr. Taft did not refer to the platform
demand that wood pulp. print paper lum-
beE wbn d ss ns aSe
vainly besought Congress to enact law
embodying part of this demand. 1t Is alb
surd to complain of the exhaustion OF our
forests while we encourage their destruc-
tion by a tariff on the products of foreign
forests. But such legislation becomes not
only folly but erime ~ when it snennine Is remem
the benefits flowing from the tariff on these
things. while the who're country bears the
0o!Gen Hon. 0l r. nf f. Pettlgrew. of South Da-
kota in a speech made in the United States
Senate, referred to an important state
wneh ne 1897
Burrows, of Michigan. had referred to
Mr.: Winchester as man OF great .reila- @
tigrew quoted Mr.. Winchester as saying
in the Northwestern Lumperman:
There were lot OF gentlemen from
Washington the other day. and they. were
sitting in Senator Burrows room. An in
teresting incident occurred there senator
Burrows is chairman of the committee.
The committee had not had meeting TOT
a long time. They happened to be seated
in that room: and one OF the gentlemen men
from Minnesota had an envelope ana leaQ
pencil. He walked around the room and
ciphered up little bit, and he said: 2,
Mr.. Burrows. do you know what
men in here?'
"'"Tnere were not as many In the room
as there are here. He said:
"'"An advance of 81 a thousand on
lumber would mean So, 125OOO on last years
product
could more conclusive proof be desfr,,
ed? And the Senator Burrows mentioned
is the same Senator Burrows who acted as
temporary chairman Of the last republican
National Convention Of the campaign.
"How long will the Republican farmers,
merchants and laboring men permit Few
men to make the tariff laws for their own
pecuniary advantage and at the expense
Of the rest of the country!
tariff is n material reduction upon the
necessities of life. especially upon goods
competing with such American manufac-
turers as are sold abroad more cheaply
than at home AT present the articles
used by the poor bear higher rate al
yalorem than the articles used by the rich
This statement can be verified by an ex-
animation Of any Of the schedules.
"a tax upon consumption even when iaid
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