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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-01-07

Au exchange So RE
reason Speaker Cannon ir oVp',
ing waterways is because the
Prohibitionists worked agaiusi
his election.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-01-07

can rt Tor i q
that 1908 disned out mor asi,t-
able weather than 1909 has SEE
shown.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-22
MEMORABLE DAY IN
GRAND FUNCTIONS
HISTORY

and dozens of the boys stood on the
side boards of the cars.
With the band playing a jolly air
the gayly decorated crowded cars
started on it's tour. The route was
from the car barns west to the depot,
up Second to Main. down Main to
Tenth up Tenth to Gunnison west on
Gunnison to Fouth. down Fourth to
South avenue, then TO the depot and
then back to Main and Fourth again
where the party of invited guests left
the cars.
All along the route of the system
people were out to greet the cars,
men, women and children were in
door yards, on porches, on sidewalks
and in the streets. Main street was
literally alive with people as the cars
passed along the city's principal thor
oughfare Everybody cheered the
cars and handkerchiefs and hats We're
waved everywhere. 1t was truly an
scene. it was easy to realize
that Grand Junction in truth and, in
fact is no longer town but is now
in the city or metropolitan class.
Grand Junction today took great
step forward.
Old and new citizens rejoiced to-
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-22

gether and everybody felt good. h
On all sides congratulations for the
city railway officials and owners of
the splendid system. came in.
Everybody on the cars marveled at
the smoothness of the track and the
ease with which the cars operated on
the opening day. There was not a
break to mar the operation.
After the official tour of inspec-
ton the cars made many trips car
rying people free and hundreds of
children reveled in the pleasures of
street car rides.
Tonight one or two trolley parties
will be carried and the cars Will
probably run all evening The reg
ular schedule will be taken up to-
morrow
The motormen that pulled the first
cars were j. +. Peck and j. Ladd.
The cars have rows of lights ar
ranged on the sides and will make a
fine showing tonight.
With the compliments of the street
car company cigars were distributed
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-22
WE MUST GO TO THE SINNER
aatBy. Associated Press.

~ ENVER May 22Get automobiles, carts, curb
stones anywhere only be that to the
the advice to the general assembly of the
PRESBYTERIAN John of Philadelphia the
Baldwin locomotive works and the leading figure
assembly
time, said Mr Converse when we of the Pres
vteran beneath dignity the
mel except from churches but that has
passed go the sinner and the sinner
to US.
This doctrine offered with his presentation
eport of of which
chairman
DR. James Barkey newly elected moderator the gen
m assembly the appointment today of Charles Holt
of Chicago vice moderator.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-22

Grand junction street railway start
ed on March. IL, consequently only a
little over two months has been
necessary to complete the first unit
of the railway, which unit embraces
about four miles of track. makes a
complete circuit of the city, runs out
to the fair grounds. and is so ar
ranged that every section of city is in
close touch with the street car tracks.
From time to time additional lines
will be placed on other streets, the
system constantly growing in size.
As previously detailed by The SEN
tinel a 1O-minute service will be in
augurated, that means that 1t Will be
necessary for no person at any block
corner on the system to wait longer
than ten minutes at any time for
car.
The cars will start each morning
at o'clock and will be operated un-
ltil IL O'Clock each night.
For the present two strictly mod
ern motor cars, combination summer
and winter type. each equipped with
exceedingly large motors and each
powerful enough to pull three loaded
trailers each, will be used. Each
car will easily seat 40 passengers and
in an emergency each can carry 40
passengers. Each trailer has the
same seating capacity. Two trailers
are already here. The motor cars
are equipped with electric heaters.
powerful search lights. latest i'm
proved fare registers, etc.
More cars and trailers Will be
brought in from time to time.
The cars will be run at an average
rate of Is miles an hour.
The large new car barns are equip
ped in a modern manner. in fact ev-
erything about the system VIII be
operated in a strictly modern way
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DRS. ELDRIDGE AND GRAY,
Physicians and Surgeons.

|. All medicines furnished from .
/. our own laboratory and put up ;
l. by ourselves, thus avoiding :
l. mistakes. .
/. Offices, SIS Capitol block, .
I. Main street.
/. DR.. Eldridge's residence. No. :
/. 53S Chipeta avenue. Phone :
/. No. LOT Junction.
/. DR.. Gray's residence, 562 :
/. Ute avenue. Phone Junction :
I 321. .
+ Office phone, No. 125 juno :
1. tion.
/. Office hours from $3.50 to IL .
/. am; from 1 to pm; from .
+ z to 9 pm and from to .
/. pm. Sundays. :
=. =.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-22

FOR SALE--zo-acres. 1o-acres set
to peaches. balance raw; l mile
from Palisade. Must so now. $3.50
per acre. Phone Junction Al.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-22

FOR SALE-A tew horses suitable
for orchard work at the Blue Barn.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-22

GREAT HORSE-The fine sire. Su-
perior of Montrose. will stand for
the season in this city. See its
owner, Robert Estep.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-22
FOX SALE.
PAGE EIGHT

FOR SALE-2o-acre ranch, 31s
miles from city. Apply at c. o. D..
Store.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-22

Cheap rates to Denver. Midland
The Grown sells Haywood, Alvin
and Fulton folding go-curtr.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-22

FOUND-B. Lynch. iocksmith and
gunsmith. Saw filing and trunk
and valise repairing. 236 Main
street. Phone Junction 900.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-22

FOR SALE-2O acres. 2 miles east
of city in section s. 5000 per
acre. Address j. w. Higgins, box
1917, Spokane, Wash.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-22

LOST-Pair of glasses in steel case
between Third and Hill and Eighth
and South. Leave here.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-22

FOR TRADE-160 acres of improved
land in Idaho. for property in the
Grand valley. Call at 426 North
Fifth-st., or address +. b. Shott-
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-22

LAWN MOWER GRINDING-Lynch
236 Main. Phone Junction 900.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-22

A nice new line of single and
double harness to show you.-Fred
Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-22

FOR RENT-Three rooms furnished.
Lights and water. 402 Fairview.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-22

wedding rings, G. w. Primrose
Jeweler
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-22

FOR RENT=Fine furnished room
Close in. Inquire 444 Rood.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

J. ARENTSEN. expert sewing ma
chine repair man, at Lynch's re-
pair shop. 236 Main. Phone juno
tion 800.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-22

sentinel want ads bring results
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-03-20

The Lakewood Progress may
not be as big a. some OF the RESI-
oil US, but II sets a gait tor country
boosting that not all OF US are able
TO reach. In a recent issue |
counted thirty-one separate items
every one OF which were the big
gcst kind oil a boost Tor the Seven
Rivers country, while being more
than passable as news at the same
time. There may he also some
members Of the Pecos Valley Press
Association who put on more Jugs
as writer's, but Editor Wood Ger
tainly proves very frequently that
he is the equal OF any IN the great
quality OF gc9d horse sense, which
crops out every issue. For eX-
ample, in a recen issue, without
Dragging on his own splendid
work, he modestly says: We
are doing our best TO fulfill our
mission. Are you gentle reader,
interested along this liner DO you
want TO see this country settled
up with good, industrious class OF
peopleI Dc you want to see new
farms, new houses, new stores,
new enterprises spring up in this
sectionp II SO, help us by sub
scribing Tor the Progress, sending
it TO your friends in other states,
and bringing US all your printing
business" There is sense in that,
for no editor, no matter how will
ing, a do It all. He is invari-
ably willing and anxious to boost
his country, and does it. The
other fellow in too many towns
gets the benefit OF it., or at least
the overwhelming part oil 1t. Every
public spirited citizen oil the Lake
wood country would act on
the suggestion, even Just once,
and send a copy cas-, regularly
with the natural resources OF thai
section, the population would
double IN two years, and they
themselves would be the CHEZ
benehciaries, for the editor would
make about as cents profit only OF
each subscriber, which is a less
ratio than any other business mar
in town would accept Tor such e
vice. That the editor does Il, en-
titles him TO every dollar OF lol
|, printing in the town, al his natura
right, for it is practically ali tina
. he does get out OF it. II the gen
, tie reader would do his part in thu
D Continued on Page n
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-03-20

From the fact that Guy Brain
erd, a prominent business man OF
Artesla, has started the threatened
annexation OF the Pecos valley TO
Texas, this time with a regular
organization and system, 1t would
seem that the influence OF Gayley
Talbot lives after him, now that
he is not dead but sleeping. W.
have had that proposed for many
years, II | mistake not the daddy
OF the idea being one u. ). Bate.
man, OF respected memory as the
parent also OF the celebrated Bate.
man bill. So far as | am concerned,
let her 20. | am tor any kind OF
statehood, the quickest for me.
Having a number OF years ago
married a Texas wife, ! feel kindly
toward the real Empire State, and
am perfectly willing to admit that
II is the best governed state in the
union, which old chestnut have
heard so often that | have come &c
believe IL. II must be SO. or II
could not so long survive. Speak
ing seriously, il IS doubtful II there
was ever a time when the agitation
Tor annexation could be carried tC
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-03-20
OF SORTS

IL is certainly true that no cam
paign tor county division i. recent
years was more skillfully conduct
ed than that waged by the Artesia
ties, and it is we'll TO admit It now
that the bill sleepeth in the ample
pockets OF Sol Luna. But Tor a
mix at home the bill would have
passed and become a law at the
sametine as the Curry county act
Tor II had the same favor oil the
administration, and the failure
must he set down as another mon
ument to the logged persistency
oil representative Brice OF Carlsbad
for 1t must also be admitted that
he was the principal cause OF its
defeat. Going to Santa Fe with
an absolute ignorance OF Legislative
practice, he carried with him a
heartbound desire to kill the bill
and day in and day out he worked
chiefly to that end. A skilled and
learned lawyer, he made himself
so useful on the judiciary commit
tee that the majority warmed to
him, and the democrats were moi
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-03-20

In spite OF the temporary re-.
versal OF the Mullins woman S
suffrage bill by the gavel OF Speak.
or Miera, 1t now seems quite prob
able that the bill will be resusti-
Gated and passed before the close
Oi the present session OF the leg
islature. 1t should be amended
complete suffrage, but it likely
won't. As Mr.. Mullins says, the
liquor interests know better than
to put such power in the hands oil
the ladies'.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-03-20

gteSS a n chance 10 compromise
by hitching us on to ItNas, It
might push things a little. Not
that there is any danger OF lining
The problem OF public lands IS
too great, aud IN the eyes OF many
statesmen, Texas is already too
hig. They would try TO divide 1t
il they did not know that to at.
tempt it would precipitatc a fight
beside which the Alamo would he
a Sunday school picnic. At any
rate, II the proportion OF the valley
people are in favor OF annexation
that has been claimed, It could not
he otherwise than beneficial to
demonstrate it. 1t would smoke
congress out as nothing else could,
and would be a healthiul stimulant
to the counties on the other side
OF the mountains to rise to our
plane OF county government and
sure enough get ht Tor statehood.
II now appears likely that the
Richardson. McBee bill Tor a COM
mission form OF government will
pass the present Legislature and
become a law, aud as the man who
started the ball rolling, ! am nat.
urally feeling pretty good over Il.
For a while 1t looked as though
the principle OF petty politics was
going to get its meat, Just as u
got the Artesia county bill, but
there appears to have been a reac.
ton, IN which the Roswell knock
ers were run over 10y a good sized
read roller. Under the bill there
are two plans which may bc adopt
ed by cities OF 5000 OF more. One
calls for a mayor and three alder.
men who will serve without pay
and employ a general manager who
Is to look after vthing, the
council merely serving as an ad-
visory and Legislative body. The
other plan is a straight commission
one, under which three commits.
sioners are elected tor varying
terms, so that there will always be
two skilled men on the works.
One OF these is to serve As mayor,
another as city clerk and the third
as treasurer. The three are to
divide the conduct Ut the whole
city government between them, be
the whole works IN other words.
This plan IS in my estimation the
best, and most practical. 1t will
enable the getting OF trained bus.
mess men, AT a salary which will
enable them to give all OF then
time to the conduct OF the peoples
business, which Is Just what !,
wanted, and which can be gotten
IN no other way. Under the pres
ent way a man to accept servic,
on "A town board must either he d
splendid patriot or the same class
oil man as was selected on tn,
Carmack Jury. 1t could not wei.
be otherwise, tor TO passably dc
ones duty It rs necessary to tab
considerable time away from one,
private business, something thaI
few men feel like doing, or should
be asked to do. The adoption o.
the system is purely optional IL
cities OF 5000 or more, which vii.
include every county seat in tn,
Pecos valley, and it is practically
certain that Roswell will be tn,
first Of them all to try It, the peo.
pie OF that city being practically
unanimous in the desire to try tn,
plan a round anyhow, the assur,
ance OF return to the old system
being absolute at any time upor
popular majority OF the votes o
the people.
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Continued on Page n
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|, ANTEs DE poDEP a

uIli2aHios, es menester extra. el
hierro Il orc de la piedra mineral.
Lo mismo puede decirse del aoei
to de higado de bacalao puro.
Sus Eirtudes no Sc encuentran en-
sus> materias grasosas y muchc
menos en- su asqueroso sabor Y
olor. Sus efectos sobre los nsr-
vios y la repugnanoia con que 10 .
recibe Ell est6mago, son mas que
suhclentes para contrarestar, en-
la mayoria de las gentes, sus
buenos efectos como medicina, v
ESQ sin tomar en- cuenta que es
de difcil digestion. Z Sin embar-
go, siempre hemos tenido mo-
two para Greer, que envuelto en-
los elementos que componenr Ell
aceite de bacalao, SO encontraban
propiedades curatiVas del mas al
to valor, pero fu6 necesario sepa-
rarlas de su nauseabunda matriz
en- que estaban combinados, Y es-
to es 10 que con gran exito SO ha
efectuado en- la elaboration de Ia
PREPARATION de WAMpOLE
en- cuyo efcaz remedio, tan sa-
broso como la miel, tenemos toda
la esencia del Aceite de Bacalao
Puro, combinads con Jarabe de
Hipofosftos Compuesto, Extrac.
tos de Malta y Cerezo Silvestre. |
Estos ingredientes, constituyen |
un reconstructor de teiidos,s un |
purifcador de Ia sangre Y un re- |
constituyente general incompara- |
bic. Ante este remedio, la enfer-
medad Sc retira con una efcacia
y rapidez, que ssombra & los fa-
cultatiVos tanto como deleita a
los enfermos. En- los oasos de
Escr6fula, Anemia y Afecciones
Pulmonares, jamas deja de pro-
porcionar un alivio Y curar. "El
Sr. DIR. Jose NJ. Guiiosa dice:
He empleado su Preparation dc
Wampole en- una Senorits que
presentaba algunos sintomas in
quietantes en- ell aparato respira-
torio y desde el primer frssco co.
memo a notsrse alivio marcado,
habiendo desaparecido toda hue
LA de enfermedad al terminarSel
sextos frasco." En- las Boticas.
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Interior de la GAIA
L despeItaI de China.

Continuation de la pagina IA;
a Pekin de los ataques del viejo poe
ia, filosofo y general Tchaug fche
Tang.
Las maniobras duraron tres sema-
mas y en- elias funcionaron correcta-
mente scrvicios de admistraccion v
sanldad y dos secciones de teIegra-
fistas.
Asf, pues, dentro de algunos amos
una monstruosa fuerza militar surgi-
ra en- Ell Extreme Oriente organizada
por esos chinos a quien Europa con-
slder6 siempre en- un estado de ridi-
culo atraso pintoresco.
De seguir como hasta aqui ell me-
todo de progression militar plantea-
do en- el Celeste Imperio, en- l9l5 po-
dra la China, ell pals de los quitaso-
les, de las porcelanas Y seda, dispo-
ner de iveinte y tantos millones de
soldadoS!y y va en- 1920 podra demos
trar que posee 40 milloneSl de COM
batlentes que puede opener todos
los ei6rcitos de Europa.
Tn pequeho impuesto dc guerra
sobre los 400 millones de habitan-
tes del imperio, bastaria para man
tener esta gigantesca masa militar,
mas grandes que todoS los ej6rcitos
conocidos.
La elocuencia de las cifras atesti-
guam, ante tan Incompatible impro-
vlsaci6n belicosa, uno de los fenome-
nos mas inquietantes de la histria
contemporaries.
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ION Y de Ia PreflSa.
DE 1909. n
Edieion del domingo
de LA Corespon-
.,.ia,. y. H-,-,:.
deneia" Revista de
information Univer-
sal-Vulgarizaci6n de
as Ciencias Poesias
del m0derno " del
antique Parnaso-O-
bras asdepuertorrique
nos snotables'Critica
literarias y de tea
tro- Episodios hist6-
ricos Novelas-Il Illus
raciones Biogra-
fias-Cuentos,Sports-
Modas, Pagina CO.
mica, etc. Todo
ESQ 81 Vd. obtiene la
edicion del domingo
lie la Correspon-
1encia'', le costara
;olo dos eentavos
,or edicion. !
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UN NIAO. LES|ONADO,
A Tomas Nieves, nj
no de Il amos le AFRO
jan una plancha.
La policia detiene a To.
mas Ramirez como pre-
sunto autor-
Ell leSiOnadO fHe cOnducido a
CuartO de SOcOrrOS.

I'm grupo de personals Sc reuni6
hoy a medic dfa en- la calle de la For
taleza frente al calleion del "Gomba-
ro". FL niho Tomas Nieves, como de
IA amos vendedor ambuiante recibi6
un fuerte golpe en- un coStado el que
le infirio Fermin Ramirez, de oficio
zapatero que vive en- el referido ca
llej6n.
Intervinieron los policias, cabo
Baez y Manuel Torres, FL hecho Sc
refiere como sigue, segun nform6
a la polica el Ramirez.
Ell muchacho fu6 a casa de Rami
rez en- donde estaba trabajando V
trato de venderle de 10 que lie
vaba insistiendo tanto que lie
go d encolerizar al presunto
agresor el que lie insto a que Sc
fuera. Sc cambiaron palabras v dice
Ramirez que el Nieves le"ment6 la
y el entonces lie tir6 con una
plancha de hierro con que trabaiaba.
La policia detuvo a Ramirez con-
duciendolo al dep6sito. Dos vende-
dores de carbon llevaron al niio al
cusrto de socomos.
I'm grupo de ninos que iban pa
"a las escuelas pdblicas Sc reuni6 en-
Il sitio de la ocurrencia.
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rante las carreras Y 81 la suerte ia
vorece a uno es mas agradable toda-
via.
Los dividendos que Sc obtienen
en- dichas carreras son mejores, por
regla general, a los que Sc obtienen
en- el hipodromo.
Los del sabado pasado variaron
de S 4.02 a $ $50 por peso V los del
domingo de 5 296 as6.SO por peso.
Hay animation para asistir a di-
chas caTeras, un nuevo sport desco-
de nosotros hasta hace POGO
pero que Sc generaliza rapidamente.
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Instruments para
j.. mediT los temb|ofcs.

Los aparatos empleados para Ell es
tudio de los temblores de TERRA sc
dividen en- tres categorfas: los sism6-
copos, los sism6metros y los sism6-
grafos.
-, La etimologia es evidente.
Los sismocepos sirven para adver
tir que hay un temblor de terra, un
sacudimiento sismico, pr6ximo Q le-
\ jano.
Los sism6metros miden por la cal
da 8 la proyecci6n de un cuerpo en-
equilibrio, la intensidad del fen6me-
no.
Los sism6grafos registrar el sacu-
dimiento en- forma de diagrama, por
medic de una punta que dibuja So
bre un papel fino 8 movedizo.
Toda la sismografia consiste, en-
suma, en- tener I'm punto fijo, o por
10 menos, 10 mas fiio possible 8 sus-
traido sensiblemente a las comocio-
mes exteriores, en- adaptable una pie
"a movible yen observar o bien re-
gistrar los movimientos de la misma.
En- ell pendulo oscilante, ese ad-
mirable instrumental de ffsica, en- el
cargo generalmente de registrar E
inscribir las oscilaciones. Puede ser
pendulo en- el case en- que, para obte
ner ell punto fijo Sc neutralizan los
movimientos imprimiendole, por me
dios mecanicos, una amplitud igual
y en- sentido contrario, a cada ms
tante.
Los sism6grafos de pfndulo en- uso
BON los de Wiechert, de Boch Y Ell de
Dmori, que es de Ii ipo horizontal.
En- el observatorio del Vesubio
funcions un aparato advertidos de-
bido a Palmer, y que es clasico. Ha
proeurado interesantes indicaciones
hesde 1856, epoea en- que fu6 cons
truido.
Sc ha propuesto igualmente esta-
blecer un sistema de adtertencia
De los temblores de terra, sobre la
observation de Ia declinaci6n V de la
lnclinaci6n de la aguia imantada, /.
El principle paTece bueno, dado que |
los seismos coinciden siempre con /
perturbaciones eleetricas y magne-
Gcas.
La observation de los ruidos sub
erraneos por el micr6fono.
permite preveer, en- ciertos casos
os sacudimientos sismicos.
Esos ruidos reveian en- efecto de-
rumbes por desprendimiento del
uelo en- las profundidades.
Anuncian tambien las explosiones
Dor el aire eomprimido, que Sc pro-
lucen en- las galerias subterraneas
laturales euando ha liovido mucbo
IN ciertas reiiOnes eomunmente Sc
las.
La provision de los tembIorss (
le terra parece ser mas ffactibIe q.
. impression meteorological.
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SENSIBLE |NC|DENTE.

La nina Paquita Vazque5, hija
de nuestro compahero de trabajo en-
los talieres de "La Correspondent
cia" Rufino Vazquez, recibi6 aver
por la manana algunas lesiones
en- la cara y otras parties del
cuerpo, en- momentos de hallarse
en- el establecimientode LOS Mu-
chachos' en- compahia de un fami-
liar suyo. Una CANA de hero que
cay6 encima de la nina produjo las
referidas lesiones. Guarda cana V
lie deseamos hejoria sintiendo la
ocurrencia. G%
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Nuevos Agentes

Una acreditada marca de cerveza
"Plel Bros reprensentan ahora en-
P. Rico sus Gnicos agentes los Sres.
A. Alvarez hermano, del comercio
de esta ciudad. Los expresados sefo-
res estan hacienda una buena propa-
ganda a ese artfculo Y dados los como
clmiehtos de esta antigua casa, es de
SECURE eXitO su trabajo.