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LOS PUENTEs DE YABUCoA.

LOS PUENTEs DE YABUcoA.
Una comisi6n compuesta
de los Sres. Fabian, ]. V. Gin
tr6D y Korber, de la Central
Mercedita" invitaron hoy al
comisionado del Interior
Ia Immediate construction de
los puentes que para la carre-
terra de Humacao a Yabucoa
ha acordado la Camara. La re
jon E. de la isls que no tiene
lineas de ferrocarril para via
jeros y sus carreteras carecen
del suficiente uumero de puen
tes para asegurar ell trafico de-
be ser atendids abora perfec-
tamente y a ese fin Sc han apro
bado las asignaciones necesa-
rias para aquells obra.
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En- Nueva York. Traslado de Hotel

Los sehos smyik Andres Muro participant amigos
Rico que Hotel Westminster ha side vendido ocupara n
lugar difcO almaeen de dp6o Con los
tad han trasadado al Hotel Seville haaran
de Puerto Rico cmodo hospe adeano modnos
Y faclidades mayores que s que desaparece
El Hotel Seville hala stuAde cknrico de c
So Madison Ave, 28th 4 29th Sts
Los sehOre smyk MurO haardD los egads de
de ostumb
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-09
DE AEeEEso

rs regresado de Gusyans & San
Jusn, el Sr. Issy Sach que estuvo 6.
LIS en ssuntos De negocios. FL popu.
lsr comercisnte de Is screditada e.
50 P. Schirs y compa." f" del come,
cIo de San Juan, hs hecho muy /, r
nosnegocios en- Ii eiudsd del Est,
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.F|NLAY BROS. { YARMOUTH TRADING Col

Maderas de todaS ases preCosn compeenca Ferreeria
en- general Casilla 928
0fcinas, San JustO 2 San JUAN P. +
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que ests slli grsvemente snieruo.
Hs meiorado algo aver el expre:sGo
sehor.
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Treasury Department Of Porto Rico.
sUBAsTA PUBLICA

sUBAsTA PUBLICA BIENEs INMUEBLEe.
Ed la Coectus ds Rena Internal Rio dis 81
Marzo 1909 los guiepes da d las
ddos lo dos los ben reacorado parties o mis-
cusI Lao cooIibucicnes argos fueroD
ebargsdo POI habe pagaao so debdo tempo ss conbuon
vencidas os seetn dpons Ley d Rsptss IperpU
PR0PETARlOs Dsuipcitp d. PropiedAo Conibucone go
:.. ~ aprozimados
TERCERA sUBAsT!
Pauline Matos 10 10 cdas ] ca Gu2ma; Arrib, 1929
Roendo Pere, 10 cda l178
IN; PRlMERA sUBAsTA.
Bonfacio ". Degade 20 edas bario Guzman Abao lO5i
Juan Lopez do VictoI l3 cdas barno Jimene 1901
Manuel Pipentel Castro 24S cdas baro Mameyee 20 l3aOs
Puedn o ~ que deseen los epecvos xpediente
compador de cada popedad debe dpoar efechvo 10 me
@ cntO del ao vendd cuya perder6
QUE deare de pa de 10 Is cuA ubastas
ppedad duran o' dies diAs aguient que e nate
Rio Grande Puerto Rico
Arobsdo Ds-Acting Ireasure,
IS" ar (Fmado) A. Dfa, Neves-ColectcI
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HI1o TEsTAxEsro.

Ha regessdo de Hunaeso hoy
el LIDO. Antonio de Aldrey que fus
llauadO por teltpsfo para haoer
e tsztansnto del sr. Juss BeitIsH
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La e|egancia De sus apaadops y moshadops
ATRAE A sUS PARROQUlANOs.
InsalacioDes do ofcnas visosas de gusto las hacen
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-09

RED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
Vapores correos Amercanos entire New York
Puerto Rico Curazo Venezuela
Satndo del nnueAs Brooklyn al Wall Ferry
Vapor CARACAS Vapoes
PHILADELPHIA $500 Vapor MARACAIBO 1900 Tons
sALIDAs DE SAN JUAN DE PUERTO-RICO.
sasphip steampshp Arrbe
l2 oaok Noon New Yors
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E[. GRAN GALEOT0.

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los vapores como de costumbre,
The Holly chieftain., 1909-03-19
Prof. II. A. Howell. of Havana.
Cuba, Recommends Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy

As one ago as can remember my mother
was faithful user and friend Of Chamberlain S
Cough remedy, hut never in my life have ! real
ised it's true value until row. writes Prol. n.
a. Howell. Of lowell's American School
Havana. Cuba On the night Of February
:3rd our baby was taken sick with very severe
cold: the next day was worse and II c following
night his condition was desperate. He could
not lie down and il vas necessary to have him
in the arms every moment. Even then his
breathing was difficult. ! did no, think he
would live unIil morning. At 'sst though, OF
n,othcrs remedy, Chamberlaiu's Cough
cmcdy. which we gave. nnd i, afforded prompt
lief and row three days later, he has fully
vered, Under the circumstances wobuld
hesitate moment in saying that Chsmdre-
IS Cough Remedy. and that only, saved the
ing the lie Of our dear little boy" For
D. Baird & Co.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-03-19

sawash OK III EIGnsn unless we are
alone"
Suddenly she dropped her work and
came cIose eup 70 nm. "Can Le be the
one:"
Il don't know. Stark is not the
name. but he might nave changed il.
He had reasons enough"
..Nho is this man Stark"
II don't know that either. used
to hear of him when l WAS In British
Columbia"
But surely you must know If he is
the same. She must have told you how
he looked. Others must have told
you
Gale shook his head. VERY little.
could not ask her. and others knew
him 50 well they never doubted that l
had seen him, but this much | do
know. he was dark
-'This man is dark
-"and his spirit was like that of a
mad horse"
''Thls mans temper is black"
-'.and his eyes were cruel"
This man has evil eyes"
He lacked five years of my age"
said the trader
This man is forty years old. 1t
must be he" said the squaw
Even Necia would have mnryelei
had she heard this revelation OF her
The Holly chieftain., 1909-03-19
A Religions Authors Statement

Rev. Joseph H. Fespc,man, Salisbury. N. c.
who is the author Of several books, writes:
For several years was afflicted with kidney
trouble and last winter | was suddenly stricken
with severe pain in my kidneys and was con-
fined TO bed eight days unable to get up with
out assistance. Ny urine contained thick,
white sediment and passed same frequently
day and night. commenced taking Foley S
Kidney Remedy. and the pain graduallp abaed
and finally ceased and my urine became normal.
cheerfully recommend Folcy's Kidney Rem
ody." Holly Pharmacy. F. d. Baird & Col
proprietors
The Holly chieftain., 1909-03-19
Keep Your
noWais g)pe
A Safe Certain iicme Remedy tiiat is 4
BY All Druggists

A fact any doctor VIII verify is h
consupated people suffer most from
ease. Regular bowel action is absGiu4
necessary TO health People who
constipated either Part or all OF the
must use something TO make their b
els move. This snUuld not be 6
lent purgatiye OF cathartlc that me
tears its way thrc4sh The bowels ami
ing them of waar5 matter for the
but leaving them IN weakened 81
that prolongs The consttpated condit
DR.. Caldweli's Syrup Pepsih is an q,
pleasant, natural iBVativo that remc
the waste matter add establishes regu
daily movements without pain or ST
Children and delicate women she
never be given shoug physic Tor Il
only weakens tha bowels but the en-
system Or, CaldHs4's syrup Per
serves as q tonic and an aid % digest
as well as a laxative that Is certain in
effect upon the most obstinate eId ca
and yet safe and u'aleant Sor be
With the iaEt few doses tho ig enc
Of constipation. such as GysJgU#a, Dc
rastiO7, liver trouble bilioG8ucss, Re
eHcW sour stomach, s,Ck headache llC
ca stomach etc q.i1kly di7Fppr
Is q remedy thaL should loo IH every he
for every member q the family se
time iras need Of 2 safe sure laNativs
Mis- ]. G, Coorer Chicago. ~. yrii
IT use Dr. culdwels syrup PgHsin
mysplf and family keep jt on hs
constantly as 1 fnd il 10 be a most p.q
ant lnNgtive ana Is an you clalm for
Sarah J. H0user, aGeBa spfHs A
says: Il would have bsen dead fla
not been for Or. Culdten's Syrup Ten.
It is the best medicine ver used
constipation Indigestion 0ud blliousues
H. E. Zerl,el, 1rrg, Ohio considers
the best known la2maye Yer Ghiilsoa
We are glad 90 sco5 q free slmGle
any one who has not used u and win
II fair trial. }vrltc today ~ pes
SyTIp CO., 39j CalIw4ii I3!3E MuG.ic-
III AN druggists sell 1t at SOC and q
per bottle,
n costs but little more to
plain paper. Your name ard
dress neatly printed on 100 nc
heads and envelopes for ot
Sl.25.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-03-19

peHcu, sue began.
fathers age. for his hair and brows
We're griZZled, and his face had the
look of man of sixty, while only
those who knew him well. like Doret.
We're aware of his great strength and
the endurance that belicd his appear
ance.
1--WE will send Necia down to the
mission tonight and let Father Bar
mum keep her there till this man
goes" said the squaw after some delib-
Grafton.
mo; she must stay here" Gale re-
piled, with decision. "rhe man has
come here to live, so 1t won't do any
good to send her away. and. after all.
what is TO be will be. But she must
never be seen in that dance girls dress
again, at least not till | learn more
about this Stark 1t makes no differ
ence whether this one is the man or
not He will come. and | shall know
him. For year have felt that the
time was growing short. and now
know it"
mo, no." Alluna cried I'VE have
no strangers here. No white men ex-
cept the soldiers and this one have
come in Il year. This is but a little
trading post"
1T was yesterday but il isn't to-
The Holly chieftain., 1909-03-19

aay- lee mas made Il strike IKE tne
one George Carmack made on the
klondike He came 10 tell me and
Poleon. and we are going back with
him tonight, but you must say moth
ing or il will start a stampede"
Other men will come--u great many
of themf" interrogated Alluna fearful
iy. ignoring utterly the momentous
news.
Yes, Flambeau will he auother
Dawson If this lind Is what Lee thinks
II is. | stayed away from the upper
country because knew crowds of men
would come from the States. and |
feared that he might be among them.
but it's no use hiding any longer
There's no other place for us to 20. If
Lee has got mine I'll have the one
next TO II. for we viii he the first ones
on the ground. What happens after
that won't matter much You four will
be provided for. We are to leave in an
hour, one at a time. to avoid com
ment"
"Fut why did this man stop hereg"
insisted the woman why did he NOT
stay ON the steamboat and go To Daw-
SOM"
Hes friend of Lees lie is going
with us" Then he added. almost III
whisper, Before we return | shall
know"
Alluna seized his arm. ."Promise to
come back. John! Promise that you
the man"
81 promise. Don't worry. little wo-
man, I'm not ready for a reckoning
yet"
As he turned away she laid her hand
on his arm and said:
.'If you do not know him he viii not
know you. Is ii not so?'
Yes"
Then the rest is easy"
But he only shook his head doubt
fully and answered, Perhaps; am
not sure" aud went inside. where he
made up "A light pack OF bacon. -four
and tea. n pail or TWO. Il coffeepot and
frying pan, which he rolled inside
robe of rabbit skin and bound about
in turn with Il light tarpaulp II did
not weigh thirty pounds in Nil Select
ing new pair of water boots. he
stuffed dry grass inside them. oiled UP
his six shooter. then slipped out the
back way and in five minutes was hid
den in the thickets Half an hour
later. baving completed detour of
the town, he struck the trail to the in
terror, where he found Poleon Doret,
equipped in a similar manner resting
beside a stream, singing the songs of
his people.
When Burrell returned IL his quar-
ters he tried to mitigate the fee ing of
lonesomeness that oppressed him by
tackling his neglected correspondence
Somehow today tie sense of his issola-
tion had come over him stronger than
ever. His rank forbade any intimacy
with his miserable handful of men.
who had already fallen into the mo-
notony Of routine, while every friend
ly overture he made toward the citi-
zens Of Flambeau was met with dis
trust and colness, his stripes uf Office
seeming TO erect Il barrier and induce
an ostracism stronger and more com
plete than if they had been emblenis
of the penitcntiary. Even Doret and
the trader seemed to share the general
feeling; hence the thought of the long.
lonesome winter approaching reduced
the lieutenant to II state of black de-
spondency, deepened by the knowledge
that he now had an open enemy in
camp in the person Of Runnion. Then,
too, he had taken a morbid dislike to
the new man. Stark. So that all in all
the youth felt he had good reason to be
in the dumps this afternoon There
CONTINUED ON PAGE 4
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sight of her he fell into a strange and
unexpected humor and TO their amaze
ment commanded her roughly to take
the things of His voice and manner
were harsh and at utter variance with
any mood he had ever displayed be-
fore.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-03-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
ISOLATED TRACT
Public Land Sale.

Public Land Sale. .
Lamar, Colo Land Cii'i
Feb IS. 1906
Notice is hereby gwen that. as dtrec,ti a
The commissioner Of lie gcusral lend 81
nndcr provisions Of set Of congress apit,
juno Il, 1906, Pobbe No, 303, We VIII
at public sale, 10 Ne highest bidder, alle
clock am, on the 9Th day Of April 0esr-
this Office. the fotowas tract Of Land TO-
The northeast qnartcr OF Section o, ia tc
ship No 26 south Of range No AZ ee.t ai ,
sixth principal mcridian -
Any persons claiming adversely be -.
described lands are advised TO 6le tbcir ~
or objections, on or before the day absYe'
isnsed Ior sale.
John a Williams, Rse,er
{. Fros' LiGss,t, Receive"
The Holly chieftain., 1909-03-19
Special Notice.

thleitain II tney VIII jOt doH
their gist Of local happening
such as social doings, arriYs-
departures, and everything
consequence-and send 10 this
fee not later than Wednesday
each week. Write on one side
.he paper only and well do -
The Chieitain is strictly 4s
home paper It's advertisers
home merchants. DO you
preciate the fact Mr. BusinSe
Man?
The Albany IlotsI IS making a e' ,
low special rate 10 all Colorado
Wyoming State people, Ainim
rate of$l 00pcr day When IN Ira
yer, stop at the Albany. la
foley's Orino Laxative cures G,
stipation and liver trouble and mai
the bowels healthy and regular. ne
no is superior to bills and tablet on
1t does not gripe or nauseatc. War,
take anything elsc3 The Holly Ph
macy tf. ID, Baird K Co., Props).
Patronize Clicftain advertiset
IL means the continued prosper (
OF our town. Nlontgomery-Wf
have never as vet built up a1t =
thing but a mail order busines y
The Albany Hotel, Denver. TO
popular rates, European plan SIlt'
and sl.50 per dav. With bath. adj
and $3.50. The hotel here you,et
he best for the least money ,cl
simple Remedy for La Griplnar
la grippe coughs arc dangerous as thsy On
gently develop into pneumspia. Fols
Honey and Tar moi only stops the comsl u
heals pud Strengthens ihe lungs Sc lhsi 10 en-
ious results ecd be feared Tie genuine
ley Honey and ! contains no harmful q GU
and is in yellow package Refuse ire
tntes. Holly Pharmacy + b. Baird &
propretors,
The Holly chieftain., 1909-03-19
CONTINUED ON PAGE 4

Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs quickly,
slrcngthene the lungs and expes colds Get
The genuine in a ye low package Holly Phar-
macy, F. D. Baird & Co.. proprictors.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-03-19

Let us get you up some sta
tioncry that will be a credit to
YOUR business-not detrimcnt
The price will be practically the
same. and you'll have something
You'll be proud Of. The Holly
Chieftain Printery.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-03-19
Unequaled as Il Cure for Group

Besides being an cxcelen, remedy for colds
and throat troubles Chambcrlarns Cough Rem
edy is unequacd as u cure lor croupe. says
Harry Wilson, of Waynctown Ind. When
given as soon as the crcupy cough appears. this
remedy will prevent the attact. Ii is used sue
cessfuIly in many thousands of homes For
sale by F, D. Baird & Co
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-07-09
DIES OF PNEUMONIA
after OPERATION
Congressman Cushman, House
HumOrist Passes Away.

New York, July 7.-Francis W.
Cushman, representative in congress
from Tacoma, Wash, is dead at
Roosevelt hospital from pneumonia.
At the bedside at the time were, be-
sides the doctors and nurses, United
States Senator Samuel H. Piles OF
Washington and Andrew S. Burleigh
of this city, a lifelong friend. Con-
gresham Cushman underwent an op-
GRAFTON a short time ago and pneu-
monia resulted.
While Representative Cushman pos.
@sessed unchallenged the title of "house
humorist" he was universally regard
ed as far more than that. His high
ability was recognized by Speaker
Cannon in committee assignments,
particularly a vacancy on the ways
and means committee, when a great
tariff bill was pending. A striking
thing about Representative Cushman
was that he never displayed his gift
Of humor to the house for mere amuse-
ment, but always with a view of i'm
pressing his view more forcibly upon
that body. He probably will be long
remembered by reason of the effec.
tiveness of his humor in the debates
on the Payne tariff bill in the house.
His speech in defense of retaining the
duty on lumber secured several addi-
tional votes for the duty.
The Washington congressman held
the title of being the homeliest mar
in the house and Of looking more like
Lincoln than any other public man of
recent years. In summarizing his
career once he said he had been a
water boy, section hand, cowboy,
schoolteacher, lawyer and congress
man. He was in congress for more
than ten years.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-07-09
coNFEREEs ON TARIFF BILL
Probable Makeup Of Senate and House
Committees.

Washington, July with the sen
ate rapidly approaching the day Of
final consideration of the tariff bill
attention is being given to the selec-
ton of the conferees on the part Of
the senate and of the house. The duty
of the conferees will be to attempt to
bring the two bodies into agreement
regarding the measure.
Gossip has it that Senator Aldrich
will pick besides himself as the rep
resentatives of the Republicans in the
senate Hale of Maine, Penrose of
Pennsylvania, Burrows of Michigan
and Smoot of Utah. The Democratic
senators who will participate in the.
conference will probably be Daniel Of
Virginia, Money of Mississippi and
Bailey Of Texas.
In the house Speaker Cannon will
select Payne of New York, Dalzell Of
Pennsylvania, Boutell of Illinois, Nc
Call Of Massachusetts and either Cal
derhead of Kansas or Needham Of
California as the Republican members
and Champ Clark Of Missouri, Under
wood of Alabama and Griggs Of Geor-
gia as the Democratic members.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-07-09

the convention and other visitors. the
convention will last until July ~.
On the programme are representa-
tives from Mexico, Alaska, China. ia
pan, Wales. England, Germany. and
many other foreign countries, while
Canada, from far st. Johns to north
ernmost Saskatchewan and Western
British Columbia, is represented by
hundreds of delegates. The member
ship of the society represented at the
convention now exceeds 3,5O0,000.
Prominent Men to Speak.
The programme is the strongest
eve presented at IN international
Christian Endeavor convention. Among
the leading speakers are the Rev.
Francis E. Clark, father of the Chris
tian Endeavor movement; Hon. Will
lam j. Bryan, Governor John A. John
Sol Senator Beverage of Indiana;
Hon. George Nichols, member Of par
lament, London, who came from Eng
land to attend the convention, as we'll
as many leading pastors and mission
aries from all parts of the world.
Practically every prominent person
connected with the society is in st.
Paul.
There will be a monster parade and
great patriotic service at the capitol
as one feature of the convention. The
educational exhibit of progress along
civic, social and religious lines, with
lectures by experts, is n Of the most
valuable features. This is held in the
Armory, the second largest hall in the
city. The central meetings Of the
convention will be held in the new
Auditorium, seating over 10000.
Some of the spectacular features of
the convention are quite out of the
ordinary. Ten thousand Endeavorers
will join at one time in a trolley ride
to principal parks and points of in
terest. The same number will join
in an evening song service on the
steps of the new state capitol. q
chorus of 700 trained voices will lead
all the singing and will be directed
by the most famous Endeavor chorus
leaders in the world. There will be
an international campfire, with speak.
ers from every country in the world
where Christian missions have made
progress.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-07-09
SENATE TOBACCO SCHEDULE
Rates Generally Higher Than in the
Existjnq Law.

Washington, July THE senate
committee on finance has completed
its consideration of the internal rev.
enue provision of the Payne-Aldrich
tariff bill fixing taxes on tobacco and
It was reported to the senate soon.
afterwards.
The existing rate of SO per thou
sand on cigars weighing more than
three pounds per thousand was re-
tanned, but a proviso was added in
creasing the tax on high grade cigars.
This proviso fixes a tax of Sc per thou-
sand when the wholesale price is be-
tween SIS and S110. Where the price
is more than $110 the tax is fixed at
50 per thousand. On cigars weighing
three pounds or less per thousand the
house rate of 81 is reduced to Is cents
per thousand, an increase of 81 cents
over the existing rate. On cigarettes
weighing more than three pounds per
thousand the house rate of $3.50 is
retained, but on those weighing not
more than three pounds the house rate
Is reduced from $1.50 to $1.25 per
thousand, which still leaves an in
crease v e the existing law.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-07-09
ii OLD FORT 1lcoNpERocA
President and Other Distinguished
Guests Attend Ceremonies.

Ticonderoga, N. Y, July 7.-Old
Fort STfconderoga, whose famous ruins
are in process of restoration, formed
the setting for the days ceremonies
in connection with the Lake Cham
plain te%rcentenary celebration. Her
great battles we're fought and won
and the forts were taken and retaken
repeatedly. Here 1t was that Ethan
Allen made his famous demand for
the surrender of the forts in the name
of ""the great Jehovah and the Con-
tinental congress-" Added importance
was given to the ceremonies by the
arrival of President Taft and a party
of distinguished guests.
A heavy rain gave the decorations a
bedraggled appearance and threatened
to play havoc with the plans of the
commission.
A special guest train from Albany
brought the members of the New York
state legislature and a party of guests
Of the New York Champlain commits.
sion.
The literary programme for the day
included brief addresses by Govern.
ors Hughes and Prouty, an historical
address. The Story of Lake Cham
plain" by DR.. Hamilton w. Mabie OF
New York. and an original ballad en-
titled "Ticonderoga," by Percy Mac
kaye of Cornish, N. H.