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The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1909-12-08

sister. Annette, dead by her own hand
after desertion by the man with whom
she had eloped.
William Macdonald, railroad con-
tractor from the States, arrives and
applies himself assiduously to the
winning of t h e Scotian's pretty
daughter, Hilda. Jules discovers
that be is the man responsible for
Annett's sad end and from that mo-
me1t on it is certain that the con-
tractor will meet death at the hands
of either Jules or Batiste, with the
odds strongly in favor of the cool and
smiling Beau bien.
Mcdonald and Beaubien declare
their intention to each other and the
battle for the love of little Hilda is
on. The American has told her many
stories of Broadway and its luxuries
but nothing of his wife and children
in New York. She is undecided until
having won her fathers co-opeiation
through a clever lie which holds out
the promise that the old Scotch
man will realize the hope of lifetime
and return in wealth to his native
land, Mcdonald seizes her and reveals
to her his true character. She re-
pulses him with the strength of des-
peration and Beaubien arrives just
in time to defend her from the mad
old father, who is about to kill her
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1909-12-08

President sends Congress recommending different law
chzen . United This December
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1909-12-08
The Hustling Cash Store

message importance deliver its friends and and asks
contents assuring you that immediate action part will be
mild weather has left with many heavy goods We
goods four weeks don't schemes don't mark
will offer
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1909-12-08
The New Postal Cards.

The new postal cards for which the
government has awarded a contract for
3 ,4S7 600 600 TO the government print
ing Office will be made OF stock bet
ter suited to writing, possessing snap
piness and presenting a nea;er an
pearsnce. OF the Total number of pest
cards contracted for. 8. 400 600 are to be
3 l-2x5 1-2 inches, the regular or single
size ~ 600 600 are to be double or reply
cards, anu 10 100000 are to be the size
corresponding to the current index
card. 3x5 inches.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1909-12-08
Notice to Merchants.

During the Christmas rush, We will
he very glad if you will get the copy
for your ads IN the office as early as
possible. This insures a better set ad,
more time to read proof and better
position. Please remember this. as it
Will be mutually beneficial to all.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1909-12-08
Extraordinary

We goods good quality
low prices in
Very Respectfully
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1909-12-08
Her Heart was Broken

because her complexion was bad and
she could find nothing to clear up.
Ladies; a bad complexion is caused
by an inactive liver. An inactive
liver will be put in perfect condition
by taking Ball'rd's Herbine. The I'M
equalled liver regulator. Sold by
Perry & Thomas. dim
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1909-12-08

The best pill is Dewitt's Little Early
Risers-the safe. easy, pleasant and
sure little liver pills. Dewitt's Car
bolized Witch Hazel Salve is the origi-
nal. Good for cuts, burns OF bruises,
and especially for piles. Sold by Perry
& Thomas. dim
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1909-12-08

"Doan's Ointment cured me of Ec;
zema that had annoyed me a long
time. The cure was permanent. y
Hon. S. w. Matthews, Commissioner
Labor Statistics, Augusta, Me.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1909-12-08

Don't pay 80 cents for Bacon, when
you can get Beechnuts Packing Co.'S,
Breakfast Bacon for 224 crs. per jar at
T. T. COvington d Co.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1909-12-08
For Sale.

A small farm about 81 miles from
Richmond on good pike. Apply this
office. Dr.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1909-12-08
Stolen Mare.

Bay mare, about 16 hands high, il
wears old, hind feet white about hall
way up hook. Collar burn on left
shoulder, with few white hairs In IT,.
Stolen from my place on Big Hill Pike,
last Saturday night. Liberal reward
for Information. June Miller,
l2-l-2t X. d. 3 Box7I
Richmond, XIV.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1909-12-08

Christmas presents to suit your taste
also prices to suit your pc cket book at
Wines & Wilmington
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1909-12-08
The Correct Time

to stop cough or cold is just as soon
as it starts-then there will be no
danger of pneumonia or consumption.
just few doses of Billiards. Hore.
hound Syrup taken at the start will
stop the cough. If it has been run
ming on for sometime the treatment
will be longer, but the cure is sure.
Sold by Perry & Thomas. dim
"Mound City Paints may cost
trifle more, butt Stockton & Ha-
gan 2in-1y
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-01-15
BOISE. IDAHO. JANUARY IS. 1909

This another way Of cutting off the capitalization Of the franchise
for basis Of earnings and profit
This decision in its aspects clear light upon wide
range Of similar questions
First the ruling good Will franchise valuation
from the calculation Of reasonable necessary prove that
does yield fair takes the regulation Of the
control Of the holder OF the franchise and refers examination
under the rules of and justice is therefore epoch
making decision Of the difficult parts Of jurspru-
dence and legislation The holder Of the franchise entitled
decide alone what is "a fair and just return The inquiry
the whole public the will intervene application
eide and the publicity will be secured which all concerned
entitled But capitalization OF franchises and earnings
make upon such capitalization end and the
obedience may be disobeyed arbitrarily
the claim that it IS low yield till the proof thereof
shall be made appear The question will stand the proof
of what profit with valuation OF The franchise thrown of
the Full publicity these matters thus will be assured
and reason equity and justice be the arbters all
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-01-15
AIN EPOCH MAKING DECISION

In the Supreme Court of the United States
Metropolitan Gas Company of New York there
main points of universal interest OF universal interest
makes the law for all the pubevce
poraons using municipal franchises the United States
says the Oregonan To paarze the decision establishes
principles.
First that the grantee of a franchise may capitalize
property belonging himself which he may estimate worth
much much then proceed charge rates that will give him
such upon such valuation as he may think he has right
pect demand.
Second that made by legislative authority such cases
resisted by pubcservc corporation the assumption
that will prove conatory unrenerave and therefore
constitutional be shown by proof OF that it
before the will aside the and allow higher
The effect OF is that franchise socaled is property
granted by the person using but license do business
during franchise and OF the license subject to
control regulation by lawful authority
In every private business good will matter that be taken
consideration if circumstances call for But the OF
these franchises particularly those that exclusive and therefore
the nature of monopoly good will not element
acor such says the Supreme Court as there
bly competition there shall be allowance for good will
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-01-15
A PARTY PLEDGED TO HEALTH

AT meeting which witnessed the unfolding OF Dr. Woods
Iutcnsons plans drive consumption from New York City
noteworthy remark made by Dr. Benjamin Marsh says the San
Francisco Examiner
He said time would when some political party
making platform pledge REFORM would kept
at the mead Of the Government.
is sezng thought 1t ought ambitious pubcist
wter of political confusion and him white horse
with winning banner in his hand
This the age OF preventive medicine The foremost pys
OF the world longer with ministry Of healing
their nagnatons in every direction toward projects for
the adjustment OF disease
With the great medicine way day
when doctors of law Will give their less
settlement quarrels punishment
ordering of the laws shall quarr and crime And
the doctors of religion their will think less OF saving sinners
and OF saving men from sin.
DR. Hutchinson has launched upon New York grand scheme Of
preventive medicine He says that with S6O0o0o0 hand he
could consumption that city the dimensions
He would put end the spread of the disease by removing
great camp thousand simple buildings the
thirty thousand persons whose lives OF infection
Through years campaign conducted this manne-with d
ishng for from year year and the curing and
restoring active life OF twothrds the paentsD
Hutchinson says that the city be delivered from the clutch OF
the great plague.
course will be said by critics OF programme that
the bad housing OF the people that bege consumption and that
nothing short OF general OF the physical condition Of
life in the big cities put end to the disease.
urged the other hand that great civic struggle
against disease such Dr. Hutchinson proposes will social
energy strong enough accomplish the desired changes material
environment.
And the second place, be noted that disease is like
invading aryt formidable only after has got foot
hold strength against the strength OF the resistance
assault And reinforcement OF the vital powers Of
reupeaton of that medicair that guards all h
fe-wi throw back the disease and it Thus
may conquered by invgorang society well by
moving deleterious conditions.
The that sanitation relative One people
will thrive under conditions that would kill another
And there such thing the outgrowng of disease by the
whole human would that the black plague which
the periodical scourge Europe ougown The
family somehow been made immune attacks Small
pox obviously there every hope that
concerted attack upon the great white plague viii destroy and
deliver great cities from the fear of it
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-01-15
AN IRIDESCENT DREAM.
TAFTS EFFORTS TO BUILD UP THE REPUBLICAN
PARTY In SOUTHERN STATES

There something amusing south in any
serious discussion Taft reclaim to Re
pubicansm and Dixon line says the Salt
Lake Herald What ridiculous assumption
Taft propagand that the highly
missionary behalf of benigted heahe
endeavor the political of millions people who
have been wandering in darkness.
The south undoubtedly need OF light in political way It
represent
they ability Whether millionaire poor man.
ofcehold almost invariably ability of high integrity
fine responsibility The Platts Depews the Al
dches and Pynes and Dazs have far found counterpart
SOUTH which of itself is ample evidence that the southern pe
pie are far behind the times and need enlightenment
If we remember Alright southern city excepting possibly New
Orleans which unique has offered for public edcaon the
uplifting spectacle Of Philadelphia San Francisco New York
the wholesale robbery Of municipality the modern plan It
plain that the cities of the south need instruction and that the
oducon of few Republicans say from the pesdenelects home
Cincinnati would do much toward giving them standing the eyes
of the Taft missionaries
further proof uncivized the south
fact that who berays his constituents steals from the public
actually regarded with contempt and oacsed socially To
familiar with northern methods this enough of itself show
that the southern standard anquated relic Of the dark when
public office public trust to be administered SUCH
Indeed the south benighed that doubt whether the
Taft program will ever get beyond highly gentlemen
who represent the Republican party there and deliver quadrenna
consideration of the coored delegates national
vention Possibly also the may include those New
England pantropsts who have moved their mill machinery
into the south they may have the blessings of child labor and
cape factory which protect employees dangerous occupations
Beyond these will Republican south long New
England oldy Republican and the privilege of pundeng the
people government favor limited the protected interests Of
the north affiliated with the Republican party.
Why should Mississippi for instance the Republican ticket
any Pennsylvania should 60 Democratic? What
there more Georgia there
Vermont and New Hampshire? What has the Republican party
legislative executive action that has been the least
friendly the south its interests?
OF all the ridecent dreams that deuded fat in his
sbe Mr. Tafts vision of Republican south the most exava
foundation historical probability He couldn't
the negroes of Atlanta agree among themselves
gram appear and had abandon the idea of ad
dressing Them much less find enough white to form
spectacle minority party that would stand for anything but the hope
of office and a life of government expense.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-01-15

Brooklyn EageAeanwlie the opinion of the president
house. the opinion OF the house the president the snt
ent of the president Mr. Tinan the Of Mr.
the president and the fact that Senator Hale and
the president recognize another only officially suggest
that good feeling which exists between wildcats tied BY
common string the stump, and tightly and closely
another that they cannot get away.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-01-15

Would there be any serious objection cutting out the const
tuona provision that neither branch OF the legislature
adjourn tan three days without joint resolution
being adopted by the other house Why not permit
the who net during the being granted
Of absence full pay The state would certainly be the
gamer legislator who has other aim than his pleasure
is mighty poor stick
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-01-15

When anyone criticised the Emperor Nero, off the critics
head and when anyone ccses President Roosevelt the latter
Immediately makes monkey show of himself Nero thought he
could poetry and Roosevelt knows he ride horseback I'M
gne Peseect TAFT undertaking the ooardy ride that Rose
ve took the other day VIII be day OF general rejoicing when
Mr. TAFT the presidency the American people be
coming tired Of The actions Of whose antics border
sanity.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-01-15

Does President Roosevelt imagine that president
United States should the physical endurance ride OF
ninety miles raging storm Ii he should have chosen Buffalo
Bill instead OF Ohio Bill for his successor
The Oregon Short Line viii object railroad
when they know they the That
the program California quarter o century
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-21

plo la constitution de un a.
rostatp de este genero, ne la
escuela superior tecnica de
zig. Este dirigible Sc hara Sc
gun el sistema rfgido pero su
envoltura sc diferenciara del
ZappeLin en- que ep vez de ser
un cllindro terminado eD pun
ia por delante y por detras.
tendra la forma de uD torpe-
do, teniendo mayor diane
tro delante y afirmandose ha-
cia traS.
Ell cuerpo principal tendra
100 metros de largo por u de
diametro.
La barquills tendr8 30 me-
trOs de largo y 4 de ancho. La
velOcidad media sera de- so.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-21
Nj novia nj muieI.

Un turista paseando por
Italia Sc encontr6 con una mu
jer vendiendo sortijas anti
guas
-Cuanto vale esta, dijo ell
turista cojiendo una sortija
de plata con safiros.
les para SUI mujer 9 para
su novia ?-dijo la mujer.
Para nj novia respondld
el turista.
-Pues vale 50 frances.
-lCincuenta francos?Que
barbaridad. Y dando la espal-
da hizo ademan de irse.
-Venga aca. Dijo la mujer.
,Cojalo .por 10 frances, pero
que conste que ha estado u.s.
ted mintlendo porque no es
para su novia.
-Entonces 10 compro-dijo
el turista.
listed tampoco tiene mu-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-21
Ruta de Ia carrera de autoovi de Nueva York Seattle
Seattle.
txpIicacjon de ID mi|agIo.

Un. abogado estaba empe-
nado ep ,kaeer comprender q
su cliente 10 que es un milagro
Pero el. cliente no parecia muy
listo, q 10 menos aparentemen
te para entenderlo,.
-Es muy sencillo, -decia ell
abogado. Fijese usted bien.
Supongamos que I'm 'hombre
que esta 60 ell -piso treinta y
siete del edificiosde Singer en-
Nueva York, Sc tira por la
ventana
-Espere usted un POGO. Su-
pongamos que ese hombre Sc
cae de cabeza sobre la acera
y que tiene la suerte de poder
levantarse y de echar q an
dar. No seria ESQ I'm milagro?
No hombre, ESQ no es un
milagro? ESQ es un Academic.
-Bien, 10 admito. Pero su-
pongamos ahora que ese hon.
bre sube de nuevo al piso trein
ia y siete, Sc tira de nuevo de
cabeza q la calle, y de nuevo
Sc pone de pie ileso. No seria
ESQ un milagro?l
No veo por que. Esa es una
mera coincidencia.
-Corriente. Pero ahora 10
convencer6 a usted .Si no lie
parece a usted bastante mi
lagro que dos veces esca-
para ese de sus caidas
q la calle, supongamos
ahora que por tercera vez cae
desde ell piso treintay siete
de cabeza sobre la acera y su-
pongamos que Sc levanta y
echa a andar. Vamos que me
dice usted ahora? Seria ESQ un
No senior evidentemente |
que no.
-GY que seria entonces?
-Pues una costumbre.!
Ell abogado estuvo a punto
de desmayarse.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-21
& Aiedlez en- ID Is!a:
Hay much no entuslasnao
por este sport
Entqsiastas 'spormsps~1 propq-
Den t0rDeos con premles d los.
yenCed0reS ..@r

FL cuadro de Aiedrez que
hemos venido publicando con
benepIacito del p1blico aficio-
Dado q este hermoso y entrete
nido pasatiempo ba tenjdo
excelente acogida.
Sop mUchas Has personals
que que Sc d e d i C a n
a Ia resolution de los proble-
mas las cuales nos envian sus
soluciones y cuyos >nombres
damos q conocer al pdblico.
Tambien hemos recibido car
tas de personals que demues-
tran bastante periencia en-
este juego tan dfficil, comu-
nicandonos sus desees de que
Sc abra un torneo adiudican-
dose premios a los campeoDes
vencedores.
Ell toneo Sc hara ;pero desea-
rfamos saber 81 hay en- la isla,
otros campeones dispuestos
a entrar en- la lucha para a.
brir ell campeonsfo. a.,
Los interesados Sc serviran
participate q "Paginas Spor-
tiva de "La. Correspondent
cia" Box -7S5. San. Juan P. R.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-21
La costumbIe.
OFlClNA ALLEN 81.

| Un hombre que habia tent
do gran furor por Ell automo-
vii, compr6 una lancha de ga
solina con Ia idea de variar el
sport.
AL regresar de su primera
expedition lego todo mojado
Que te ha pasado, Arturo?
-dijo SUI mujer Sc ha roto la
lancha?
No, mujer-La lancha est&
parfectamente. Lo que pas6
fue que Sc paro Ell motor en-
medic del lago, y acostum-
brado con los AUTOMOBILES,
10 primero que hize fue me-
terme debajo de la lancha pa
ra componerla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-21
la copa de Gordon Ben
net para los ayiiatOIes.
TieDe % valOr de
IL 600 frances.

N Gordon ,Bennet, ell dis
tinguido Director del Ne,t
York Herald acaba de fun
dar una nueva copa, que unira
a las que va ha creado y que
han ejercido dotabIe infIuen-
cia sobre progreso automovi-
lista y aeronautico
Las condicioues de la nue.
va prueba arreglados entire
ell fundador y ell Conde La Fa-
VaulX, han sido aceptadas por
ell Aero Club de Francia. a
quien la copa fue dada,
La organization de la prue-
ba ha sido' confiada a la Fede-
raci6n Aeronautica Internacio
nal, que todos los amos fijara
las condolences especiales, te-
niendo en cuenta los progre-
sos realizados en- ell arte de
valor. La prueba sera inter
nacional. Cada pals afiliado
q la Federation international
tendra derecho fife hacerse
representada por tres "cham-
pi6ns".
La copa, cuyo valor son
10000 frances, permanecera
guardada durante un ano en-
el club Aero-Club del pals del
que uno de los champions fue-
re vencedor. Ell pals que la con
quiste tres veces seguidas Sc
ra su propietario. Para otro OBJ
jeto de arte.
NJ. Gorden Bennett pone a
del Aero-Club de
la suma de 25.000
frances, que en- totalidad Sc
ran entregados al aviator que
vensa.
La prueba sera disputada
por primera vez este ano en-
las vecindades de Paris.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-21
No sonos cabaDeIos.

Cuando ell comisionado
Allen estaba encargado de Ia
oficina de patentes en- Was
hington, era muy puntilloso
en- 10 referente al respeto que
debia tenersele por la posici6n
que ocupaba, por 10, q. a todo
ell mundo exigia ell tribute de
las mas completes ceremonies
Un dia estaba en- su despa-
cho cuando yentraron en- 6l
dos hombres sin prebio aviso,
sin quitarse ell sombrero, con
la pipa entire los labios y sin
que, al parecer, dieran gran
importancia a la presencia
del comisionado Allen en- ell
despacho.
Allen diriji6 una mirada
iracunda a los intrusos, y les
dijo- Los caballeros que vie
men a VERNE a este despacho
Sc anuncian antes de entrar V
sesquitan ell sombrero cuando
entran.
-Um-reRic6 uho de los HON
bres nosotros no somos caba-
lleros que vienen a verle a u.s.
ted, y NADIA nos importa que
este. usted aquf presente 6 no.
Nosotros venimos enviados
por ell dueho de la casa q COM
poner los tuvos del lavanianos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-21
0TRA CABRERA :
! Dc AUTOMOBILES.
Otra vez partjran de New York
y terminaran co Seattle,
WASHINGTON. xyH@ ..

New York, Marco 10. -0trs COD
tienda automovilista Sc prepare con
gran interesen esta ciudad.
Consiste en- una carrera de New
York a Seattle, Wash.
Las maquinas partiran de New
York a principles de mayo. yepdo
hacia ell norte hasta Albany. Lue-
go hacia ell oeste pasando por las
principales ciudades norteamerica-
mas como Buffalo, Cleveland, Chi
cago, Omaha, Cheyenne, Salem v
OF as de menos importancia.
Sc cree que los corredores no pue-
dan hacer la distancia en- menos de
20 o 25 dfas, pues Sc ha escojido pa
ra la carrera ei mes de mayo, epoca
en- que los caminos del "leiano oeste"
estan intransitables, llenos de nieve
v lodo. t'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-21

kilometres por hora y el mo-
tor desarrollara una fuerza de
500 caballos.
Las comunicaciones anun-
clan que ell aparato podra lie
var, ademas de los aereonau-
tos y de las provisiones para
gu funcionamientc 1000 XII
logramoS de explosives.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-21
Dhigib|es aIemaRes.

Ell ParSevaL es va una pro-
piedad del ministerio de la
Guerra alemana.
Delante de la comisi6n COM
puesta del teniente, coronel
Schmiedeke, del mayor Gross
del mayor Sperling y deIin-
geniero en- jefe Basenach, ell
Parseual, sufri6 hace unos
dias, la Ultima prueba exigi-
da por la administrator mi
litar.
La reception del globo fu6
definitiva. La MotorIufts----
va ha recibir los 225.OO0 mar
cos que construyen el precio
del ParSeUaL y hara termi-
mar 10 mas pronto possible
ell otro dirigible, actualmeR-
te en- construction.
Sc anuncia la preparation
de otros dirigibles alemanes.
Sc va ha comenzar por ejem-
iugsda:
NOTA. Este problema por F.
Healey obtuvo ell primer premio
an ell torneo de Bristol en- 1861.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-21

Natie sabe que su casa es-
Id desdlqutLada. Nadie 10 sa-
be, porque uSted no 10 qnuncia.
81 deSeG atquilar Su casa que
dh0ra no le produce NADIA andn-
cleta en- la Correspondent
cid" Para eStd cLdse de anun-
CLOS hay en- este didrio prectos
eSpecldLe, muy hmitado8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-21

In esta inpTeuta 20 vends papsl
visIo q dos pesos los 10 kilos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-21
hatura|ismo.

Ell fotografo (al jouen) Sc
ria el l'cuadro mas natural 81
usted pusiera SUI mano sobre
el hombro de su padre.
Ell padre-Ser mas natu-
raj 81 pusiera la mano en-
mi balsillo.