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Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1909-11-18
An EcIinse of The Mon

There will be total eclipse of the
moon generally throughout the United
States on the night of Friday, Noyem,
ber 26th, or the morn'ae OF November
eth, as the eclipse does not begin un-
til after midnight. The moon will en-
ter the eartk's shadow from the south
west at 2:ll a. IN. and totality will
begin at 3:14 The total eclipse will
last until 4 :36, with the middle of the
eclipse at 5:3S and the eclipse is over
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1909-11-18
No Services Friday.

The morning and evening services
on Friday at Christ church viii be
omitted this week Choir rehearsal will
be held Friday evening at 80
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1909-11-18

With one blast a solid piece of slate
thirtysix feet long, eleven feet thick
and thirteen feet wide, was released
in the Highway Slate company's quar-
ry at Slatedale
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1909-11-18
ENGINEER COLLINS
SENDS DRAWINGS

a formidable roll of documents about
the size of and resembling base ball
bat arrived at city hall via Adams Ex-
press yesterday morning. This odd
shaped packet has cost the borough
within a trifle of one thousand dollars
and relates directly to an additional
and much larger expenditure that will
in all probability fall to our portion
in few years time.
The roll of documents, which have
not been opened, is from Charles 4.
Collins, civil and hydraulic engineer,
who late in the summer completed the
survey relating to the purification of
sewage as required by the State de
partment of health The blue and
black prints enclosed comprise COM
plete drawings of the sewer system
and the sewage disposal plant.
AS TO THE COST
The drawings together with the
estimate of the cost of additional sew
ers and the sewage disposal plant will
be taken up by council at its next
meeting Friday night.
Just what spot has been selected 10y
the engineer for the disposal plant is
a matter of conjecture with the pub
lie. The general impression seems to
be that it will be located below town
in field, just this side of the creek S
mouth, but nothing definite will be
known on the subject until the plans
are made public.
Engineer Collins was awarded the
contract for $3.50. To be exact, there
fore, this is what the borough pays for
the big roll of blue and black prints,
the estimate, &c, received at City hall
yesterday. The estimated cost of the
improvement itself; that is the sewer
system and the sewage disposal plant,
as well rs other data connected with
the survey. will not be made known
until the meeting of council. The cost,
however, is one of the points that af-
feet the tax payers the most vitally
and alone is sufficient to invest the
next meeting of council with unusual
interest.
Many persons have seemingly tigur-
ed eXtravagantly on the cost of the
sewage disposal plant estimating the
outlay required at 1925, 900 or upward.
How nearly such persons are correct
remains to be seen. 1t is known that
the survey embraced many miles of
additional sewers to provide not only
for buildup portions but also for pos
sible expansion of the town in years
to come.
An effort will be made to have Mr..
Collins present at the meeting Friday
night, in order that he may give in
formation on certain points relating
to the matter in hand that may not be
clear to the couucilmgn.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1909-11-18
MUST WEAR BADGE

Every district fire warden and every
assistant warden must procure ut his
own expense and wear and be known
by an appropriate badge of authority,
to be approved by the commissioner of
forestry, which shall be produced and
shown on all proper occasions, when
demanded.
The district fire warden may APP
point by and with the consent of the
commissioner of forestry, a suitable
person to be known as assistant fire
warden. The district fire wardens shall
receive as compensation % cents per
hour and their actual necessary eX-
penses incurred; the assistants shall
receive 20 cents per hour and the neces-
sary expenses incurred in the actual
performance of their duty. The fire
warden has the authority to employ
such other persons as in his judgment
may be necessary to render assistance
in eXtinguishing fire. When it shall
not otherwise be possible for him to
secure sufficient number of persons
tQsAssist in eXtinguishing fire, he is
giten The poweS and authority to com
pei the attendance of and the-render=,
ing of assistance by. persons under
penalty provided The persons so en-
ployed or compelled to assist the ward
en shall receive compensation of 10
cents per hour
Whenever fire is discovered in or APP
preaching woodlots, forests, or wild
lands whether the same be owned by
individuals, corporations, or by the
Commonwealth, it shall be the duty
of the fire warden immediately to take
such measures rs are necessary for the
eXtiuguishment of the fire.
MAY PATROL REGIONS
During the months of April and May
and the period from September 10 to
November 18th, each year, in order to
prevent fire and provide for its i'm
mediate suppression, the fire wardens
may, in the discretion of the commits
sioner of forestry, be required to keep
daily patrol in the regions under their
care, known to be especially hazardous
or subject to outbreak of fire.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1909-11-18

Twenty-seven rabbits and some quail
We're bagged on hunting trip of the
Ladies Rod and Gun club at Lippin-
colt, near Waynesburg.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-15

WE HANDLE n TINE line OF
FRESH AND CANNED FRUITS.
PHONE Us YOUR ORDER. r. C.
PRATT = co, eGf :. SECOND ST.
PHONE as
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-24
Ia VIDA EN-. FL
POLO AORTE

Continuation de la pagiua "a.
Otros medios de abrigos con.
sistirian en- guaridas horada-
das en- ell hielo, en- forma cir
cular.
Los alimentos serian un pro.
blema. Ell DR.. Cook asegura
que no hay vestigio de vida
en- un radio de doscientas mi
Has, desde ell polo. Cuando
comenzare ell dla...el dia inter
minable de seis meses---habrla
one caminar lejos hacia el sur
para poder enlazar Q matar
los animales salvajes del Ar
tico. ALI habrla carneros,
bandadas de gansos, osos, TO-
cas- y lobos de vez en- cuando,
asi como camarones muy pa
recidos a los de la IONA tenn
plada y un raro PEI estrella
bastante atenuado va.
Los que vivieran en- el polo
tendrlan que emplear su largo
dia cazando y pescando para
hacer provisiones con que man
tenerse durante SUI noche in
terminable, Q sea el implaca-
BILE invierno. Ell aqua serla
otro problema a no ser que la
naturaleza Sc adaptase al uso
del hielo en- vez de ella. Esta
nieve podria licuarse con el
calor dentro de las cuevas de
hielo 9 quemando aceite de
foca.
Asi pues 81 viviesemos en-
ell polo norte, seriamos proba-
blemente unos zoquetes de
ojos chiquitos, criaturas de
pequeho tamailo, con rudi-
mentos de orejas y simples
cavidades nasales. Adora-
riamos al sol como el Dios be-
neficente y encarnariamos los
principles del NAL en- la auro-
ra que DONNA la noche; cree
riamos que las pavorosas alas
de Satanas nos entoldaban eli
ben6fico sol. La tempestad
desencadenada nos semejaria
la algazara de una bacante de
demonios. No tendriamos lu-
gar para escribir versos en- me-
dio de esos colores y de aque.
Has inmensidades. La vida
seria una contienda dedicada
exclusitamente a luchar por
soplos de calor y piltrafas de
alimentos. Contemplariamos
los espejismos con envidia y
quien sabe 81 tambien seria-
mos sus idolatras
Solo disfrutarian de una
gran ventaja los naturales del
polo: no habria poderes que
pretendiesen arrebarles su
patria.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-24
AGENTES.

Sc solicitan agentes activos en- toda
la isla para la venta de las tltimas
novedades americanas. Pfdanse CO.
talogos, en- ingles 6 espaflol, ilustrados
Gratis q los comerciantes, particula-
res han de remitirnos diez centav os
en- sellos para franqueo. NJ. Y. Gau-
thier Co. 70 Beaver St. New York,
N. Y. 80 v s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-24

Uno de los medcos que amos de edad natural de Co.
concurro al lugar de la roza profession mozo de
fueel Dr. Felipe Corde f6 Hacia ano POGO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-24

Made sdbe que su casa eS-
I'd desalquilada. Nadie 10 sa-
be, porque usted no 10 anuncia.
81. desea aIquilar su casa que
ahora no le produce nodo anim-
ciela en- "LG Correspondent
cia" Para esta clase de anun-
CLOS hay en- este diario precios
eSpecidLe, muy limitados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-24

amos de edad, natural de Co.
rozal y profession mozo de ca
f6. Hacia un ailo POGO mas 8
menos que estaba en- San Juan.
Ell "detective'' Valentin Con
zalez, naci6 On diciembre 81
de 1880, ocupacion labrador,
casado, SIN hijos, natural de
Aibonito E ingreso en- ell cuer-
po de la "detective' el 13 de
Agosto 1909, en- que fue desti-
nado al puesto de Mayaguez
pasando a San Juan ell IL de
Septiembre.
Ell ''detective' detenido ba-
jo fanza de $1,000 y que per
manece Ell ell cuartelillo de la
fuerza, dice que cuando sintio
ell disparo iba a salir para la
escalera creyendo que habia
sido abajo, pero Sc acordo
prontamente de que Negr6n
estaba en- ell cuarto y fue para
ALA. Que le dijo a un COM
panero de los que subi6 al
ruido del disparo.
---"Chico que uno que esta-
ba aqui detenido Sc me ha
pegado un tiro."
En- la investigation para ex-
clarecer el escalo por que esta-
ba acusado Negron declara-
ron los testigos Vizcarrondo,
Estrada y Matos y manifesto
ron al jefe de la reflective"
senior Quihones que Ell hecho
estaba perfectamente compro-
bado y no habia necesidad de
ninguna confession de Negron.
"---Yo no creo en- la culpa-
bilidad de Gonzalez repiti6
Ell iefe de la "detective' '...pe.
70 Negron dice que ell "detec-
tive" lie disparo y nosotros es
tamos en- ell deber de llevar
i hasta 10 lltimo la investiga'
cion del suceso, Yo defende.
re hasta 10 dltimo al guardia
mientras tenga la idea de que
no es culpable;; pues en- case
contrario seria el primero en-
acusarlo.'
mo habia necesidad deque
Gonzalez tratara de sacar con
amenazas una declaration a
Negron, puesto que ell hecho
estaba investigado va por Gu.
tierrez y Galvarin, y cualquier
noticia que obtuviera Coma
lez, no lie servia a 6l de reco-
mendacion sino a los "detec-
tives'' que estaban investigan-
do ell hecho, pues esa es la
practica.
Sc dijo en- la ciudad a pri-
merahora de aver que Negron
habia fallecido a consecuencia
de la herida, pero no era cier-
to.
Ell DR.. Rafael Velez Lopez
es otro de los medicos que
auxilio y reconocio al lesiona-
do Y ha informado ante el fis.
cal.
Ell suceso ha causado gran
sensation y Sc esta comentan,
do de diversos modos en- toda
la ciudad, inclinandose unos
a suponer que ell detective
tratand6 de intimidar al dete.
nido para arrancarle una decla
racion concluyente, lie coloca-
IA ell revolver al pecho esca-
pandosele el tiro, y otros a
que Negron impresionado con
ell resultado de la investiga.
cion que Sc lie habia hecho y
que aparecia culpable de un
escalamiento. excitado Y per.
diendo la calma, atentara con.
ira su vida. Hay hasta aho,
Ia uno que Sc asegura, que
afirma, y otro que mega una
grave acusacion de atentado
contra la vida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-24

El catarro, va sea cerebral Q nasal,
va del estomago, de los ntestinos, del
delicado aparato del dido, ETC., es ori-
ginado por la sangre viciada. Los ira
tamientos externos 8 super6ciales no
son mas que paliativos y no curan el
NAL: e1 inico medic de curar este des-
orden cronico es depurando compile
tamente la sangre Ell catarro cronieo
esta caracterizado per una secretion
espesa y tenaz, dificil de combatir y
que difculta y hace penosa la respira-
cion por las fosas nasales. Ell paciente
al levantarse por las mailanas, tiene
la nariz y la garganta materialmente
obstruidas, y a medida que las men,
branas Sc van afectando mas, la secre-
cion Sc vuelve amarillenta y adquiere
TN olor fetido, presentandose dolores
de cabeza, sobre todo en- la frente,
exactamente sobre las cejas, que cau-
san trastornos en- la vision, vertigos y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-24

Como auxiliar local para el trata-
-miento del catarro con as Pildoras del
DR.. Lovett, tlsese tres vcces akdia TN
buen antiseptico como Listerina 8
el Borolyptol en- TN aromatizador y, de
haber tendencia al estreilimiento, to-
mese por las noches al acostarse un
laxante vegetal de indiscutible merito
como el Hesslimpialax del DR.. Hess,
con el cual Sc conseguira hacer una
evacuation natural la misma hora
mas menos diariamente. Recomenda-
mos este laxante en- preferencia a cual-
quier otro, porque es el ,lnico que cura
el estreiiimiento, el llnico que. no tiene
efecto retroactive, nj produce irrita-
cion debilidad. Los demas laxantes
son tan benignos que no producer efecto
8 son tan energicos que originan dolor,
hemorroides, etc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-24

En- esta Imprenta sc vende
papel de peri6dicos viejos Il
= quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-24
ratamiento Efcaz para Ell
G O

desvanecimientos, { impiden a la vic
TINA dedicarse ningun trabajo mental.
Una vez que la enfermedad ha ad-
quirido estas proporciones, los tejidos
Sc destruyen, y Sc afectan los huesos
finos delicados de la cabeza. Cuando
este comienza a ocurrir, Sc pierde el
sentido del olfato, Sc experimental una
sensation constante de algo que cae
dentro de Ia garganta y que da lugar
a gargajeo y expectoracion incesantes.
Desaparece ell apetito y Ell paciente EN-
pieza a perder carnes y. fuerzas y con-
trae con mucha facilidad una Affection
catarral de todo el aparato respiratorio,
como bronquitis, tisis, etc. El i1nico
modo de tratar ell catarro, sea cual-
quiera su lorna, es combatiendo ell
estado de la sangre, eliminando los We
nenos que contiene, haciendola pura y
saludable y dando impulse a su circu-
lacion. Esto Sc logra con las
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-24
Do1o1es en- la 6spala4 y
Cata,vo HasaA.
"Mulo, Provincia Pinar del Rio, Cuba.

"Mulo, Provincial Pinar del Rio, Cuba.
A causa del paludismo de neuralgia sufri
dolores de espalda, jaqueca, frialdad en- los
pies en- el cuerpo nerviosidad Tambien
sufria de catarro nasal Viendo que algunas
personas de esta poblacion Sc haban cura
do de males analogos a los que acabo de
enumerar con el uso de las Pildoras del
Dr. Lovett, las tome yo tambien aunque
mis- padecimientos eran cronicos, con 1o fras-
cos de las citadas pildoras me cure perfecta-
mente de todo desde hacc dos meses y me
siento muy bien desde entonces. Don Nicanor
Llano don Manuel Padron, residences en-
esta, hrman conmigo la presente como testigos
de que yo padecia de todo 10 que dejo dicho
que me cure con las Pildoras del Dr. Lovett.
RAMON SUAREz PEREZ
Hay dos frmas que dcen
N1cANoR LLANo, MANUEL PADRoN."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-24
PlQ0[aS del D[. L0Tett

perdiendo su NAL olor hasta que desa-
parece por complete, las fuerzas Sc
recuperan, la respiration Sc hace facil
y natural y re.nacen la algeria y el bien-
estar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-24

las que tomadas tempo, al presen-
tarse los primeros sintomas de TN ca
tarro persstente, efectuan una curacion
ACCOMPLISHMENTS rapida. Los dolores
de cabeza cesar, la secretion disminuye
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-11-04

put out the fires kindled by the
lightning in the dry grass. Now
the editor comes forward with such
an array Of facts to prove that |
am wrong that fam would acknow-
ledge it for fear Of being roasted in
the columns of the Record
Close by my place of residence is
a high hill where in pleasant weather
l often resort to mediate and view
the fair scenery spread out before
me. AS | sit there IN my rustic seat.
and my vision takes in the grassy
valleys and hills. with kicfer's Won
derful buttes IN the distance the
country dotted with we'll appointed
farm buildings. the owners prosper
Gus and happy. and compare it with
what t was twenty wears ago a
desert waste and realize what has
wrought the wonderful change. one
passing near. unobserved hy me.
might hear me eNclaim Ia myself
just the same, Ii does rain more
than 1t did. y Grandpa Tracy
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-11-04
The Matter Of Increased Rainfall.
"a man convinced against Ills will
is of the same opinion sim
Dale, N. d., Oct. 25, 1909.


Dale, N. d., Oct. %, 1909.
To the Editor of the Record.
Some hundreds Of years ago, when
people were not permitted to ex-
press their opinions, or hardly to
think their own thoughts, there
lived across the big waters man by
the name of Copernicus, who had the
courage to speak out and say that
the earth revolved around the sun,
instead Of being stationary with the
sun revolving around it. Immedi-
ately he was hailed before the magis-
trates and given his choice either to
recant or be cooked by a slow fire.
Not relishing the idea Of being
served up as a roast. he thought it
the best policy to own up that he
was wrong; which he did. and was
at once given his liberty. But, as
he was leaving the hall of Justice,
he was heard to mutter. The earth
does move" A short time ago was
led, in the exuberance of my joy
over the gathering in of a most
bountiful harvest, to exclaim. 1t
does rain more than it did years
ago, when scarcely enough fell to
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-11-04
CHANGED OWNERS.
List OF Emmons County Property
Transferred Since Last Pub
lished Report.

Receivers Certificates.
United States to William McCor
mack, S hf of " or and lots : an,
of 2-l;,2 10.
United States to John Mum lot,
|, ,, 3 and Of LIB Is.
United States to Cosie Kenskers,
or of 8 1906.
United States to Newton +. Dale,
hf of N W qr and n hf of n lr 0i
3o-l3i.1s.
United States to Peter j. Rodgers
II ar of or of n l,,o-7s and $ "
ar of n W or and nv or of $ W ar II
y -l30-TS.
Patents.
United Stat ties to Benjamin John
son, g ar of II Z ar and n 9 or Of 5
e or of 9-l30-7l.
United States to Danthus L. Bier.
G ur Of 4 1874 -.
United States To Sarah j Bales.
hf of n 9 or and ht of n " ar Of
2.-l29-7s.
United States to Ralthascr Way
ncr, $ Inf of IL w ar and X Inf of ii 6
ar of 26-l3l-77
United States to Jacob w Gr0vn.
9 hf of $ w or and n " ,lr of sN qr
of IS 1905 and ne IN of S c,lt &c
% 1915.
Quit Claim Deed.
G. +. Lehman and wife tn llarkc
de Boer. W or of - 1906 81 90
Special Warranty Deed,
L. L.. Reisekcr and wife To Roy A.
Yeater. $ hf of :s5-l35-711 S5uo@ Oh.
Warranty Deeds.
X. A. Bowman and wife to t.ras.
mus Stringer, W or and w hf of N
or of 2O-l32- 20. $l.OO
Charles A. Patterson to I.cota Pat
terSon, part of 7-l32I6. containing
about..304 100 acres. $l.OO.
III. f. Hunter and wife To Harvey
A. Pcttis. lots Z. 8, 9, 10 and II,
block 2. Hunters first addition ia
Linton. $25O.OO.
Fried. Rau and wife To Johannes
Rau, W or of " l32- Is. 100000.
Gottlieh Rau and wife to johannes
Rau. $ W or of II liz, e, $500 90.
Jakob Rau to johannes Ran. W
ar Of lA-l32-75. S3OO.Om.
John II. Thoeny and wife To Mar
tim Dockter, s W ar of l7-ls2.7l.
1920. 90.
II. u. Grigg and wife to Sarah j !.
Butler. or of 32 l3i-7s. IA zoo
II. A. Grain and wife To The Irlls-
tees of Dakota Conference of the
Evangelical Association Of North
America. lots " and ~, block %.
Hunters first addition to Linton.
$225. OO.
Ernest A. Grain and wife Ia Peter
+. Schmidt, n ar of IL 1877,
$4,000. 900.
e. A. Grain and wife to w. n. Pc
trie, lot 5. block 6. Hunters first
addition to Linton $4,000.
William Lien to Ferdinand Held
rich. e or of 5-l3o-77 S22looo
Adam Senger and wife to Iorenz
scnger. hf Of $ W or of 3l3o7l
ST. 90.
Patrick Gahan to Berg NakEch.
8 W ar of l2l32-7s. $4,000 90.
John III. Myles To H. o. Batter, II.
=, az ~ od ZOE NJ xDann mn
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-11-04
Misses and Children 5 Goats.

Greatest variety ever had in stock by US 10 f all
ages from two years 10 twenty years at prices from
S2.OOto $500.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-11-04
The Examination.

The teachers examination held
Friday and Saturday last was a roc
ord breaker as To number partici-
pating. Following is a list If the
names of those who were in Linton
attending the examination liinall
Andrew Schwan.
Edwin X. Shimonck
Amos l.. Hummer.
Oscar kroman.
William Hollan.
Roy Foy.
Daniel j. Meeuwsen.
a. Nergert.
A. M. Price.
Axel II. Backer.
Jennie Wolf.
Nina l.owater.
Laura Petrie.
Frances Woodland.
Florence Hertig.
Helen Van Soest.
Beryl Clayton.
Anna M. Yanisch.
Edith Panno.
Rasmina MAIDEN.
Mae G. Brown.
Rose kubowitz.
Lydia korn.
Eva Schlangen.
Mary Cornelison.
Alice Bromley.
Frances Shea.
Hazel Petric.
Sarah O. Lee.
Mamie Chamley.
Mime Benson.
Charlotte .Gregerson
Grace Bassett.
Nettie G.. Hansen
William Jcllema.
Jennie Van Dyk.
Anna Van Dyk.
Dacy Blakeslee.
Mabel Murane.
Clara Murane.
John II. Blorc.
Mamie Zamorski.
A. +. Moore.
Nina Hartman.
1t will be noticed that three of
the local high-school girls took part
in the examination, VIZ. Hazel and
Laura Petrie and Bery Clayton.
They took part merely for the prac-
tice work.
II you want Auction Bills printed
in English and German. or any job
work printed In German or English,
or both, apply at Record office.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-11-04
Practical Ladies Goats
For Eyerv PURPOSE.

o fill the wants Of everyone we keep oats Of all
kinds. The { oas you have in mind keep in
stock. Come in and SEE these styles, and how
easily you find exactly what you want il
Store al prices To suit you.