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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-01-14
H. pous1 As DEATH OF MRS. GUINNESS IS 0'sPtt1to ~
1l+E confession WI MADE CONFESSION PUBLIC Is
.z,.on or un,vEsr,oNEp vERAc,Tv - IAMPHERE 'mPL'
-.--o ,a A.. cRmEs-mRs GUINNESS MADE MISTAKE IN
,aeAmmo FAITH WITH AocoMPL'cE.

of these men probably Lien, was the
third husband Of Mrs. Guinness.
Undoubtedly True.
The Post-Dispatch says that II the
Rev. DR.. Schell would consent to
talk he would verify the confession
it publishes.
It., according to the paper, was OBJ
tanned from q man Of unassailable
character and truthfulness, whose
standing In the community where he
lives is such that his word is &C.
cepted without question.
DR.. Shell, at Burlington, Iowa, to-
day, after hearing the confession
which the Post-Dispatch printed
said he had not divulged any such
confession to any person. A stan
correspondent of the paper saw the
Rev. DR.. schell, who is president OF
the Iowa Wesleyan university at
Mount Pleasant, Iowa, at Adair, Ia.
last Sunday, where church was
dedicated. He refused then to give
to the public the confession Lam
phere made, on the ground that it is
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-01-14
P|NCH0T regrets
leaving SERVICE
OF GOVERNMENT
nv Associated Press.)

Washington, Jan. 13.-"The con-
servation of natural resources and
the conservation of popular govern
ment are both at stake. The one
needs conservation no less than the
other"
This statement epitomizes the
formal announcement made public
tonight by Clifford Pinchot, who we9
recently removed as CHIEF Of the for
est service. The former omcial de-
clared the great moral issue that now
faces the country it not the loss Of
natural resources so much as Wheth-
or special interests or the people
shall rule. The statement in part
is as follows:
AT this time I have no comment
to make on recent events. Whether
in or out Of the government service.
I propose to stay in the fight for con-
servation and equal opportunity
Every movement and measure, from
whatever source that tends to adj
vance conservation and promote
government by men for human well
fare, shall try to help. Every
movement and measure. from what
: ever source, that hinders conserva-
tion and promotes government by
money for profit shall endeavor to
oppose. The supreme test Of move
ments and measures is the welfare
, of the plain people. I am ready to
support the administration when it
moves toward this paramount end as
l am to oppose it when it movea
away"
! Mr.. Pinchot expresses his pro-
found regret at leaving the forest
service and pays tribute to the
faithfulness and high quality of SER
vice rendered by the men with whom
he worked. Out OF the work of the
forest service, he proceeds, grew
the conservation movement.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-01-14
FORTIFICATl0NS
APPROPRIATIONS
PASS The HOUSE
SENATE SPENT NO MONEY BUT
DEBATED The OLD POST
MASTERS ALLOWANCE
TO DESTROY PAPERS
Claims Of 1864-74 Postmasters Amount
to $4,o00,0O0 - Ten Thousand Tons
of Old Documents May Be Destroy.
ed - Many Roosevelt Messages in
the Bunch.
fBv Associated Press.)

Washington, Jan. 13.-The house
of representatives today passed the
Notifications appropriation bill car
rying more than $5,000,000. The
senate, while il spent no money, put
in more than two hours in discus
sion as to whether it should allow
about 100000 worth of claims for
additional salaries to certain post
masters who served during the de-
cade from 1864 to 1874. Senator
{COntrnued on mage efght.)
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-01-14
PRESIDENT TAFT
1ELLSC0NGRESS
TO GO TO WORK
NV Associated Press.l


Washington, Jan. 13.-Following
President Taft's adv ice to the repub-
licans congress yesterday to "stop
quarreling and get down to the par
ty legislative program as quickly as
possible" there were concrete evf-
dences today of definite attempt to
bring the warning factions together
upon some basis of at least tempo
rary understanding. There seemed
for the first time this session to be
a spirit of conciliation in the air and
decidedly less of the bitterness OF
the past few weeks. President. Taft
let it be known that he still consid-
cred all of the insurgents as repub'
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-01-14
NO BLOOD SHED
At |NSURGEN1
Meeting THUR.

Valley City, N. D., Jan. 13.-speclal
About fifty progressive republicans
met in the city today to talk over a
plan of campaign and 1t was one OF
the most enthusiastic and harmonious
political gatherings ever held in the
state.
A marked feature of the meeting
was that no one seemed to have any
set plan or program for the meeting
and all had their say during the ses'
sion.
w. 3. Stockwell was made chair
man and John Andrews of Lidger-
wood secretary. Mr.. Stockwell stated
the object of the meeting, namely, to
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-01-14

CONTINUED on page eight.)
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-01-14

g lued ON, rage 81
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-01-14

Continued on uage eight.)
The Holly chieftain., 1910-10-07
whsi 4 ssasss Elslss Says

Ths e1iess q ~ Tsyiss--Tssewss1
Matssias. wssss - sas u Ne isiss1s
ehsss wsr1s, "Yss ssks1 ~ - sseify
49, 4 ssw - ssesstsaiey ~ ssEs 10
vssasses, ! hsvs \ ~ yes. ssvss
kssw sss0 ssw whss 6ss6 seessesaisy
ies . ooesy oskia1 ievssaoses THE nal-
ssias s6eedsA. Yes ssks1 ~ - ~ yoW
u % ths asessd Ssss go - 1saaI 20"
This ss~s oppsseseisy y Eivse ssl vhs
desire e - . ssoskholtss ssd LAs
SsSssribss 70 ths TsyIos-Tsoswoo6
Matssias. Oas shass Il ssssk (pss vslss
Slo.eeD cd . psspssssl ssbsesiptioa %
ihs aatsxias, 10Th Cos SlO.ee.
l4st " hsvs yoss estss SOW. This
oppostsaisy 10 limited.
Write;
Tayior-T Troswoed Psblishisl Co., +,
Nashville, Tess.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-10-07
Pain in
Heart

For two years I had pain In
my heart, back and left side.
Could not draw deep breath
or lie on left side, and any little
exertion would cause palpita-
ton. Under advice I took
DR.. Miles Heart Remedy and
Ncrvinc. took about thirteen
bottles, am in better health than
| ever was, and have gained u
pounds"
MRS. LILLE THOMAS, s
Upper Sandusky, Ohio.
For many years Dr.. Miles
Heart Remedy has been very
successful in the, treatmen, Of
heart troubles, because OF its
tonic effect upon the heart
nerves and muscles. Even in
severe cases OF long standing it
has frequently prolonged life for
many years after doctors had
given up all hope. as proven by
thousands Of letters we have re-
ceived from grateful people,
Or. Miles hss-t NsmsAy Ia sela by ali
drue0tsts, n the Hrst bottle fAtls to
eeNs6G your druselst VIII return your
Ncnsy,
M,L9s MEDICAL CO.. elknAr.. Ind.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-10-07
CONTEST NOTICE
Desss is.e.i u he 1atrrior.
U. s, l.snd O&es at La~sr. Csls..

DaSsstweai u tks 1aterior.
U. s, Lend Okes q, Ls~sr. Cels..
Sect. z. 1910.
.a&c..nt ro.sss, sAav hsvins sssa SID s this scs
b, Ls~rsncs Z. ksss. cestsstsA sssinsi Aissso WI.
i.ss s.,ty No. 14%6 Serial 016. msAe Ass Is. 1905.
by Aisa,s WtAs>s. ss-ss,ss. In which isskess@ The,
he hes wholly sssnSsss1 ssa siass Aug. H. 1908;
,ks, hs hs. failed aeatss sss1ssss tksssss svcr
.~ss, that he has iset ksss ths sssvsssss tss
years les, east that ssA ssssses due Mis-
rassyass, In the Army k.vy q tks u. S. ~ ,Asi
pssss hsrsSy sstksl ssssss. rsssssl ssd sGsr
a,.Jaess .ssehi.s ssA slsssen 81 10 eelecL. %
e, ~ 1870 Lsisre the Register sd Receiver 'hs
UsasA Stasss Lssd OEes . Ls.sr. Cels.
The ssa css.ss,sn, having. prsrsr sGAavii. slsA
sas, Q 1870 forth iacis which show that after due
Gksenrs personal service ef ihs ns,ics Be s1e
Is kssts osAssea and dressed ,hst such aocs b
~ aa. end prossr ssAkcstioa
{. Fr.., Usss,,. Receiver
The Holly chieftain., 1910-10-07

This paper is boosting for Hol-
upoa Holly's growth and pros
penty. It may be a persoaal
motive but it i = far-sighted one.
Every family that moves into
own helps ~ and it helps you.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-10-07
NOTICE roR pusL,cAr,oM.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Dssar,nsni q the issssisr.
U. 5. Lord Okce st Lamar. Cslo.
Sept n. 1910
Ns,ies is ksrsSy given lbs, Awerd A. Johsssa. Of
Holy Csle Wis. Assnst q. 1907. m.ds hon,sstssd
sssy Ne. S47. Serial No. oll3s. for Lets and g.
Sss1ss J. ~ Y. 4 Secisa 2 Tewnship 70 south.
reass y wss 4 The k sriaesel sheridan. has Sled netics
slssatiea y sls 6as ssaauasiea preof, ss,AbIsh
~ ~ pksss assseAs1. hstsss The rssis,sr auA
rsswss. - tAksr Csses3s. = he ssr.h day Il Feb.
sysxy. io1e. Aa
Cis~asa sAMss - wi.ss.sss. Pssrc. NJ. Brsbs..
Csssses A. Nstsrsea. Fsnins 8. Mats and George n.
Mavs. ~ = Holly. Col..
JOHN A. WILLIAMS.
REGISTER.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-10-07
II tllilsslise
noaedy FRI

Many people who are otherwise
healthy su6er from indigestion. or
dyspepsia. When you consider that
tie stomach and allied digestive or
Gans are the most important organs
81 the body, II would seem that dis
oeder there il to be taken very ser
1ously.
Dyspsptics cannot eat the thinss they
1Hs: foo .ours In the stomach: then
ehe case. you have been constlpated all
aioag., and the stooh srs forced and
But there Is no US. letting Indigestion
ss sn youf sse shEone E 1ood dn1 ,cs dcs's e.
eqegest 70 you that you 90 70 your drug
G1et asd get . bottle OF DR.. CaldWelFs
1yrup Pepsin. the wonderful cure for
stomach. liver and bowel troubles. That
a. and hs i. ven today. oshsrs ,.ho di1
ths same and are cured are Ida A. For
euns. Of Grand Junction, Team. b. r.
yhomps0n. Of Shenandoah. Ia, who &C.
eually considers that II saved his iifs.
tAs druggist. and taken according to d.
rectIons. Il win probably be ali you nesd
u y LIQUID, acts gently. never GTipes.
end besides the laxative effect. contains
IL .one and tSss 4 what -.
psclaliy needed In indigestion.
All sufferers from Indigestion who have
never used Dr. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin
can obtain q free test bottle by writing
koms without any charge. In thir way
thousands have proven to their own nat.
isfaction Dr. Ca1dwell's Syrup Pepetn 10
the very remedy they needed to cure in.
ySaasdy you VIII throw violent cathsrtics
taAAt9. aaftn ETC. aWay.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-10-07
IN aests A. /"

Tls . Sssssd frsa Isssss 4 ~ Sssee~sa.
HssA;LA. ~. 1rsesaaiv ssst fslsys Hsz
sal lar e. the srss tins. Ts ~ - pieass1
- .ss ksk ezersss ny isslinss h hsses I'll
sLs ss.sdiss sssr sssi esssrseasd -
~ - ~ss thsssssssd ~Ab sss,susais. IAs
ka 1sss ssvs gr:s r.asa - 90 sesths g..
elsssiy cssse -" Cssss;as - ssissss SID
Nv III 0s.,asS~ka
The Holly chieftain., 1910-10-07
aEsUsLlCAN nCxET

Se&0Dtv oD400B
Ssessns Csst Jsseiss,
Jsoss 2. Osssiosss.
Sss 0svsssss,
49, D. Sssehss.
Lissssaen Osvsssss,
Janes n. paia1es.
Sssssassy q Sssas,
Jshs 3. nsass.
AsAisss,
TAsAss L. Jaaissa.
Assssssy Gsssesi.
sssjsais CsiAsA.
Trsssssss.
Jsnss Z. Csaliss.
SspssissseAssl II Pstils lsssssssies,
Mrs. Hsisa NJ. wixsss.
Rsllsesl Csaaissisass.
skssi1sa 8. kss1sM.
kssssts u sssss Usivsssisy.
Asss Wslesss.
". }. kia1.
Ceslssssoss.ss.i-ssls.
lssss N. sssvsss.
For Mass SssatoS, Psowsss, Bsea, Best.
kiows esd Lee Asiass cosasiss - (floas)
Aaos N. Parrish.
For Coasrsss.ss 2sd. Diet.
Jsmss A. Orr.
For Ms.hsr Legislature. fron frswsr.
esd Bscs.
DR.. }. .. Hssty.
For County Treasurer,
Joha o. SiSsa@.
For Covaey Assessor,
W. II. Whsslock.
For Couasy SSpt. oi Sohoois,
Charles q. Smeitx.
For Sheriff,
JoAa A. Nnpson.
For Clerk sad Recorder,
Charles r. Hosl
For County Surveyor.
l.. NJ. Maskhsa.
For Couaty Coroasr.
Dr. J. II. Ksilelt.
For Conmissionss.
c, 8. Grocery.
Justices Of ths Pssos,
Wa. Me<3lashsa.
J.W. WlLKlN,
The Holly chieftain., 1910-10-07
0eet ever Ueod

Il. A. H~,nIe,a. Hsrris.n. Idaho. ssva: hsve
.,,.rd Dr.. bsll's rias. sr-Hossy for coughs and
L.ok ios the He'll On the Bottle. The Holly
rhsra.sSy. tksiman Bcos.. prep 'rs.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-10-07

In many cases in advertising. /,
is necessary to 60 q little ou, Of
the way to attract attention. In
other words, the business repre-.
sented must toot its horn loud
enough to insure attent,on before
/, can attain to > hearing.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-10-07
Cam. eoVardus again hits tht
1ultsa Eve &

This world inr,o.,4 rife sho, who holds the
championship record Of 100 pseona in 100 con.
sscn,ive shots is living =, Lincoln. III. Rsccn,ly
interviewed. hs says.--"l suffered long ,,p'~
with kidnry and bladder trouble and used sev.
sral well known kidney medicines, al ot which
esvs ma no rei;si until started taking fols,
Kidney rill. Before | used Foley Kidney Pills
! hsd ssv-re bsckschea and paine in my kidneys
with suppression and elcsdy voidins. On
srisiat In the msrnins woud xe. dull head,
schss. Now have taken three bottles of Foley
kidnsy Pills and fcc, 100 per esa, batter. |
,sm nsver bothered with my kidneys or bladder
and again zeal like my self. Sold BY al
DrufEs,s.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-10-07

II there 10 anything about
your silment that you don't
understand. or II you want
any medical advice. write
% the doctor. and he win
answer you fully. There d
no charge for this service.
The address is DIR. W. B.
Caldwell. 800 Caldwell bldg,
Monticello. Ill.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-26

rs objeto DE yariadlsinoS comcnta-
rios un hecho que ACADIA dc ocurrir en-
Florencia. segIn los teIcgramoS que Sc
han recibido sobre el particular.
Se trata de que la policia de aque-
lla ciudad procedio a la detencl0n de
una joven. llamada Eva Messer, que Sc
decia de nacionalidad norteamcricana,
quien sc alojaba desde hace Varios dlaS
en- el hotel de Baglioni.
All ser arrestada, la joven Sc manlfes
to muy indignada, manifestando que la
autoridad estaba equivOcada al apre-
henderla que cometia I'm atropello Il
sabiendas.
Sus protestas de inoceneia no impi-
dieron que fIera encarcelada y someti-
dos sus equipajes a una minuciosa re-
vision
La polic1a sc incallto de joyas, alba
jas y titulos que representa- I'm valor
de dos milIones die liras, que dicha jo,
ven guardaba en- un baul impermeable
resistente al fIego de relative po-
60 peso.
All ser interrogaba sobre la eXisten-
cia de esa fortuna, la detenida declare
que 81 ia autoridad la habia encOntrado
entire sus equipaies no debia pregtntar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-26

-.... a.,,>, <,ohor o,,a
~ 4l f''4''I ~ ." ~: ~ 49, A., ,,-,,,.o., ox,,l;oa
'''-
r.a sr..,.ou ;,.;..;< -, o,o !, ou+or;
aoa $780,. - nau,-1+;3n 49, a+no,,alIo oon
- ,,,oo,,+,,oha die
1,,.a4a - : a,st,l1s,, d,,.;o o,,4o !, i,,s+;o;a
alo,,n, 10 .,,,o y, os+aba on adaa do con
d,,cirse roqno meio1. lo Daeeciera sin
ofopt7er 4 nadia
~ -'D' ''' ., : '''o ''lr,' ga - ~
pOi-.'''' ! 0''''" F"V " ''' - n0'
'''>l ~ ''''''' ''i'' "''''''''' '--'''' a. ~
,i''i @"7 '''''' ''''''''' a '"'''" '''''' ~
''>''
DeS'ta 'nuy JoN9h eillL-ro . los rs
'adoS cnldos, radicanaose en Nueva
I 1ork. 'tonde regr@So en Il 2no l9o9.
yendo a MeSSna, dOnda -rah0 conOcl-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-26

tos. Sc declarara yacante despues de
las elecciones y dicha vacante Sc cubrl-
ra por ell metodo general establecido
en- Ia Ley. De todo clio sc deduce que
ha sido ell pensamiento del Legislator
evitar que despues de esa fecha senala-
da en la Ley Sc haga ninguna altera-
ci6n en- las listas de los candidates de-
fnitivamente elegidos para cubrir los
palestos pdblicos por sufragio.
Estas son n1lestra raZones Fegales en-
que nos hemos apoyado para pedir que
Sc declare con lugar nuestra exception
prtvia 3 en- deinitiva que Sc desestime
la soIicitud forlnulada por cl peticio-
mario.
FL fiscal del Supreme,
Jesus M Rossy
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-26

discussion de 81 ell delnandado Carlos
Maria Sober, procedio 9 no legalmen
tie al llevar a manos del Secretario de
Pto. Rico la nomination del otro deman
dado Gervacio Garcia Diaz para el cargo
de alcalde Municipal de Caguas III que
remos entrar diScutir 81 dentro de las
organizaciones politicas tai procedl-
minnto esta no antori1ddo por los r.
rIame.;ol de 4!lhas organization =,
puesto que estos demandados tienen 81
representation legal ante esta Corte,
Y su abogado hara las Megaciones que
al derecho de ellos convenga Entende-
mos ademas que este nltimo punto ha
debido ser objeto de prueba y no Sc
ha presentado ninguna acerca de el.
Crcemos que lnestros inicos puntos
de vista dcben ser:
DemoStrar ante eSta Hon. torte que
el demandado NJ Drew Carrell, Ac-
ting Sccretario de Puerto Rico, no ha
sido requerido anteriormente para la
cjecuci6n del acto que de el Sc desea:
Que este demandado com" tad >ecre-
tario de Puerto Rico, pr0ccdio dentro
de Las tacultadfS legaleS al aceptaf
nclnir ZEN las lincas correspondence
u 'o''''l wa
q u '''' ~
7""'
wa, ''',''''''''' ~ way ''''
o'1's'"I'o , u' ;''Ia' ~ ord.D "' 1 n' o ro,
~, - c,.o do o,o so acorda,.o l., nvns-
a;,.;5, Via -, anita ,orontor;o Jo n,,,,
d.,,,,>
''oS''i''''"S 4''' Id i''''!''''i ''' '''''',-
u"'"''S nv 'Nl'iV9" H"' - ''''''''i''f'''' w.
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''V' ~ ''i''' nay " ''''0 ,l'''i ''' F'''''
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- F'' ~ ''''''i'' " VI, "'"' ; P"'"
'''''0'V' mas 'H'" an ''''''''oii ''''o'i "'
'!''P"'oS Id "or''rr'''i0i, j'''"'''' !'.e mace
''i''io u''''i"ii'i'''o 'ii ID oA''P'i'i ~
/" "i'ioa "i ''Scrl'o "' 'o'i'''''" "'i'A' d
1t "e'""ll''" qt'8 ''0"'oS present "o0 an
'c eS'a lloh' ,or'e y que 'or"l" P"r'e
"e oS'7 Pi'oo"'''''oii'o
ccdimientos seeuidos en n nresente GA
90 nara inc,nir "a nomhre de, otro de-
nandado Gervasio Garcia Dioz han
ostado epteramente de acucrdo con Ia
lev
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-26
BRIEF DEL DEMANDADO
Nj. DREW CARREfIl

Sostenemos, en- primer ternito, Ia
exception que henos alegado de que
u ,kamandado Mr.. Drew Carrell, Acting
.Sprreta1.io de Puerto Rico, no ha SEdo
s.ea7Ierfdo con anteri0ridad Ia techa
.Ie Ia retici6n de mandamus para eye
.litar el acto que sc trata que eJeeute.
Els csta una practica corrtente EN- las
s1ortes Americanas y esta honorable
4orte encontrara la suficiente lntorma
lion de ella en- ell caso de Quintin Ne
sr,s1n Saniurio VS.. Superintendent de
Eleeciones. decidido por esta Hon. Cor
Te
EX demandado Mr. Drew Carreh, Ac
ting Secretario de Puerto Rico no ha
>siylo feqnerido en- mgun Inomento Sc
giin 10 declara bajo juramento en- el
g,scrito que hcmos preSenta'to alcgad3
nuestra exception prevla juntamente
con la contestaci6u a Ia 9crAanda,
Entrando ahora en- eli fon,io del asnn-
10. observamos que Ia demanda sc dl-
riee contr ra NJ Drew Carocll, Secreta-
rio de Puerto Rico, pidi6nsiole que ell
como ltno de los demandad0s b0rre del
ticket del partido pOlltico Union dc
Puerto Rico 8 eliminc . suprima de el
al nombre de Gervasio Garcia Dlaz,
como un candidate indebidamente no
zninado para alcaEde Municipal de la
4 .si iatrs4 In
peticion que Juan Domingo Sofa an
4ps del dia II de Octubre de 1910 fue
debidamente nombrado por una conVen
s:i6n local del partido Union de Puer-
TO Rico en- Caguas, candidate para al
calde Municipal de dlcha ciIdad, Gu
VA nomination renunci0 y en- Su var
trld antes tambien del dia ii de De
tnbre el Comit6 Local, de la Union de
Puerto Rico, en- Caguas, sin facultades
regla1nentarias nj haberse celebrado
ninguna convention n0mln0 liegalmen
&c para dicho cargo de aIcalde de la cln
dad de Caguas a Gervasi0 Garcia Diaz,
y ell senor Carlos Ma. SOler como Pre-
sidente de la Junta Local dc la Union
ale Puerto Rico, cOnociendo esa lie
gadidad Iiev0 su nombre al Secretario
de Puerto Rico NJ Drew CarreH, auto
rizado por la Ley para recibir y cur
sar las n0minaclones de los partidos po
Iiticos
Sc atega adernas que el Conite Local
de la Union de Puerto Rico en- Caguas
III la .JIpnta Central de la Union de
Puerto Rico, sin estar expresamente ia
slBltado por una convenei6h focal del
partido careee de autoridad por su Re
gla1nento para haeer tai nominaei6n.
NosotrOs no yausos entraP en- la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-26
Ponce al dIa

FL domingo por la nocIle. aunque
NADIA Sc anunci6 previanentc, Sc i'm
proyis6 una animada Jaranita en- el
"Centro Espahoi'.
IIaSta Ia una Y media sc eStuvo bal
Iando Siendo muy cIogiada la anabi-
lidad de la Directiva que tan gaIantc-
mente Sc mostr6 con las damas que He
nalun el ampIio salon de bale del Cen
fro ESpanoI "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-26

Los apaudidos artistas Angel Celr,
tino Morales y su sonora eSposa la
notable pianista sonora Martinez, han
llegado esta cildad con obieto de dar
algunoS conciertos.
En- la poblaci6n hay muchoS deseoS
de Or 4 los aplaudidos artistaS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-26

De9Io el IuneS han comenzadu a fun
riouar las eSruelaS nocturnaS.
C0rreSp0nSai,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-26

Sc mcuantra aIgo indiSpnesto dc sa-
lud el Fiscal de esta Corte de distrito.
senior PalacicS Rodriguez,
DeSeamoS su prOnta mel0rla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-26
Jesus MI. Rossy

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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-21

A very interesting meeting of the
Circle Club was that of yesterday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. P. w.
Bonfoey. Mrs. L. F. Parker was the
leader and gave a most interesting
paper on Paris. She gave many per-
sonal "reminiscences Of her stay there
last summer and told of the various
places of interest which she visited.
This was followed by general dis
cussion of Paris. Mrs. p. w. Bonfoey
gave paper on Versailles and Mrs
F. L. Kelly gave one on the Suburbs of
Paris. Mrs. C. e. Lahman told in
most pleasing and instructive way
of the shops of Paris. The musical
numbers on the program were duet
by Mrs. L. F. Parker and Mrs. w. II.
Kornegay and piano numbers by Mrs.
Lou Bordenkircher. Altogether it
was considered one of the most enjoy
able meetings the club has held. The
next meeting will be February at
the home of Mrs. j. w. Sanders.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-21

At meeting of the Fraternal Aid
last evening the following officers
We're installed; past president, A. B.
Nichols; president, w. L. Trott; vice
president, Mrs. E. Spaulding; seere-
tary, C. o. Berry; treasurer, A. C.
Hall; medical examiners, DR.. Louis
Bagby and DR.. NJ. R. Chapman; chap
lain, Mrs. ]. F. Hall; guard, G. P.
Bridgeman; observer, S. H. Ballard; /;
sentinel, M. j. Spaulding.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-21

/ have purchased the Vinita Bakery
and am prepared to supply all kinds
of fancy bread and pastries. All
bread made by machinery. H. Fischer,
Phone 1853. 1888