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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-16
NEGRO SOLDIER Is
CONVICTED OF ASSAULT

Seattle, Wash, oct t5.-Nathaniel
Bledso a negro soldier of the TWEEN
ty-fifth infantry, stationed Mt Fort
Lawton. accused of having attacked
Mrs. Amanda v. ReddIng IN her home
near the fort last June, was convicted
today Of assault in the second degree,
the penalty for which is one TO ten
years In prison.
Bledso a densely ignorant negro
from Independence, Okla, said after
his arrest, that he became intoxicated
at a brewery near the fort and that
he did not remember the attack on
Mrs, Redding.
After the assault an effort was
made by WashingtOn's congressional
representatives. TO obtain the transfer
of the battalion from Fort Lawton to
some other post, but President Taft
and Secretary Of War Dickinson
would not consent TO this.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-16

But the Congressional campaign
leaders deny there viii be as much
of IL as is generally believed. The
declaration Of Congressman Henry s.
| Boutcll of Chicago that he will run
| Independent Is being cited as a good
| instance OF a dsgruntled regular out
60 punish the insurgent nominee by
maneuvering to elect a democrat. But
against this can be cited the cases OF
the defeated regular members OF
congress in Kansas. They have given
front ana center and do what they
can for the election OF the insurRent
nominees for the house. In some in
stances. regulars will show their bit
terncss at the insurgents who have
won over them by refusing to do
anything for party success rather
than by active opposition.
For instance, IL is denied here that
in Indiana Senator BeVeridge will be
fought by Jim" Watson and former
Senator Hemenway But nobody ex-
poets either Of these men TO turn q
spoke 70 help Bevefidge out. Just at
this time there ~ evidence OF a lot
Of this business Of disgruntled regu-
lars sulking in their tents and refus-
ing to aid insurgents who have won
out in their states and districts. 1t is |
plain that In close districts this will !
prove about as helpful to the demo- |
Gratis as active alliance with them.
President Tafts course has on the |
whole been an asset to the demo- /
Gratis In this campaign. Some Of the |
congressional leaders will say SO
That is. they say the dssat-
with the president on the
part Of progressiyos, due among
other things, to the Withholding of
patronage from insurgent senators
and members Of the house has hurt
The party. This is in spite OF the fact
here was q lot Of applauding among
regulars at Washington when the in
We're shut off from the pat
-onage crib.
Then, there Is Roosevelt. Eastern
republicans Of the regular and old
ime type hate the former president
moro cordially than ever. They are
srouscd deeply by his recent western ,
peeches especially by his Denver /
peech. criticising the supreme court I
md by his Osawatomie speech They [
ear Roosevelts purposes, as well as 4
islike his speeches. They suspect
le has designs on the presidency and
5 looking to the nomination in 1912.
II is known that the republican
congressional campaign committee is
caring a good deal from stanch old
astorn republicans who say they q
'ant to see the party beaten to re- /
nke Roosevelt. Many are not slow ]
, ascribe the extent of the republic +
m defeat In Maine to the Roosevelt /
peeches, In the west Roosevelt /
GEMS to have strengthened his party, | !
ut there is a good deal OF testimony | !
therwise so far as the east is con-
srned.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-16
IWU LANU LUCAIURS
INDICTED At
SPOKANE
Federal Grand Jury Charges.
Them With Participation in.
Illegal Acquisition of Rich
Coal Lands,
my Morning journal Special Leased wireI

10y SUtchb h1rtl
Spokane, Wash, oct. 15.---As a re-
suit OF the sweeping Investigation by
special agents OF the United states
land office into alleged fraudulent
acquisition Of Alaska coal lands, the
federal grand jury, which recently
convened in Spokane, returned two
indictments against William J.. Dunn
and Raymond Brown, prominent Spo-
kane men, charging them with par
ticipation in the Illegal acquisition of
rich coal. land claims
Both Dunn and Brown declare
positively that no Irregularities ex-
listed In their locations.
II located forty Spokane and in
land Empire people in the Dunn
group In the Kayak district said W.
l.. Dunn today. These entries are
all bona fide, / made no locations
for the Guggenhcims. Further state
ment VIII be made by me in court"
Brown admitted having made fifty
Two locations in the Brown group of
The Kayak district adjoining the Dunn
group. The men for whom / located
ire real live human beings" said he
Some live in Spokane and others in
eastern Washington. / deny abso-
utely that / made any locations for
he Guggenhcims. In my list Of loca-
ions are many prominent business
ma professional men of this city,"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-16
PURITY CONGRESS
CRITIClSES PICTURES

san Francisco. oct 15.--MovinR
picture shows and suggestive songs
Ia public cafes were criticised at to-
days session OF the national purity
congress, y. s. Steadwoll, president Of
the American Purity federation, pre-
siding He Informed the delegates
that he had instructed w. o. Wand
and John II. Hammond of the Ma
tional Association of Detectives to
visit the moving picture shows and
cafes of this city and make report
on their moral status before the con-
gresa adjourned.
The chief address of the day was
made by Or. Emma Drake Of Dem
YER who warned parents not TO allow
their children to attend moving pic
ture shows unaocompanied.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-16

4aat4 81.
don, Lille 9. Hughes, Birdie Harden,
MRS. Antonio Lucero, Mrs. B. b. Little,
Mrs. Juan NJ. Martinez, Luperta Mar
iaga, Tinobela Sa. Mora, Mrs. An
drew Montoya,a Amelia Martinez, Mrs.
ella McGhee, Mrs. Jesus Nunez, Mrs.
Nlsente Oliyas, Glare Oleen, Maria de
las Angeles Gallegos Perea, Mrs. ".
Aguilard Romero, Estefanita Ro-
nero, Mrs. Fred Rogers, Mrs. Lean
dro Rodriguez. Mrs. ID. l.. Ritter, Mrs
fred Rheinhart, Mrs. Wilbur Robin
son, Emma Robinson, Maximiana
Sykes, Mrs. II. Il. Stubbs, Grace Shook,
Mrs. ;. sherman, Mrs. G. f. Shelley
Mrs. M. II. Schuknect Edna (?)
schmid. Elva Schmidt, Mrs. Mariana
Savedra, Mrs. Flavio Sandoval, Mrs.
Estevan Sandoval, Mrs. Justa Sanchez,
Mrs. Jesus Sanchez, Elyira Salazar,
Mrs. Max Shaffer, Mrs. Kate Wright,
Mrs. Mae Winters, Mabel e. White,
Mabel White.
Gentlemcn's List.
Telesforo Sanchez de Armijo, Frank
Apodaea, Madaleno Alvares, Epimenio
Aguilar, Albert Adam, Esteban Bas-
aure, X. II. Bondurant, Guy II. Brown,
Charles Covitt, Benito Chavez, Lusiano
Chavez, Nestor Chavez, Jose de la Luz
Carrasco, @. II. Casey NJ. Candillaria,
4, M. Degroote, w. o. Duvall, Charles
Egerer, w. IL. Edwards, Charles
Edgecomb, F'ilomeno Fabarez, Rafel
Bartolo Gonzales, DR.. |
Frank |. Given, J. Houston, II. r. |
1ill Bidal Herrera, Eddie Han, r. S. |
1arrell. Edgar Harris, o. M. Hart, e. |
= Hartke, Hong Hong Yes, M. Jen-
zen, James All Kee. s. II. Kress Am |
dor Lopez, VIII Lockhead, F. S. Lee. |
'erfecto Martinez Jesus Marquee. l. |
1. Miller, A. Munrow, Nord Morgan,
emilio Mori, Alegandro Mareque, Po-
ito Montoya. l.. p. Mix, Norman w. |
Tomas Olguin, Autojinez |
'erez Gurmesindo Perea, Patricino /
'acheco, Jesus Perez (2), e. Ripper,
Imbrosio Arias, b. J. Richardson, Ben
3. Roberts, Enrique Rebollo, w. A.
luton, George A. Stevens, L. r.
tephan, G. Simmons, H. w. Simmons,
.eandro Silva, William Sieger, Eugen
p Sehy Perfnio Saavedra, Ger
nimo Savedra, Emeliano Sandoval.
Iarciso Sanchez. Nicolas A. Sanchez,
VIII Turner, George Tanner, r.. E.
aylor, Isaias villa, Theo. Worrell,
red Waskahi, Harry West, DR.. C. M.
'ater (2).
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-16

Her health had been rather poor
during the past year and in the hope
that sojourn i'm a lower altitude
would prove beneficial. she had been
spending the latter portion Of the
summer on the coast of southern
California, whore she was Joined
about five weeks ago by her hus-
band, Judge w II. Newcomb. AS
hear health continued to fail rapidly,
she was taken TO san Francisco,
where she underwent a surgical oper-
alton for intestinal trouble on the
sSth Of last month, For the first few
days earnest hopes were entertained
for her recovery. but she suddenly
took a turn for the worse and grad
ually became weaker until death en-
sued.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-16
SOUTHWEST NEWS NOTES

Tho Pennington Fruit Growers
association has purchased $4,000
trees Of the Alabama Nursery for
spring delivery and will be prepared
to furnish the trade with first-class
trees at reasonable prices These
trees viii be shipped to Delta, Colo,
this fan where the nursery company
has large storage room. This en-
ables the association to get their
trees In early In the spring without
having any high ranges of mountains
to cross.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-16
ADVERTISED LETTERS
Advertised list for week ending Oc
.ober no.


ladies List.
Mrs Jorge NJ. Avila. Mrs Dolores
Arias. Mrs. Is. NJ. Apodaca. Bell
Begay Mrs Juan b. Baca. Mary
2aco, Mrs Betram Baca. Mrs Charles
+. Bach. Mrs Felipe Baracas. Mrs.
Pedro Haca, Mrs simon Barela. Mrs.
Jose Rcrea, Laura Black. Mrs. An
toinia CordoVa, Lenora CordoVa. Mrs.
Moisco Chavez. Mrs Manuel Chavez.
Mrs MaNimo Chavez Mrs. Nestor
CHAVEZ Mrs. ID. chavez. Mrs 4. s
Chacon. Mrs. Virginia o. Chavez. Mrs
ferdlto Campos, Mrs Teonlo Cande-
iaria, Sonora trinidad Candelaria.
Mrs Pedro Candclaria. Mrs Frankie
Dexter Mrs NJ Dillon. Mrs. samuel
flemmiug Elena Farias. Mrs. Camilo
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-16
STORED CARBIDE BURNS
55 FIREMAN IN TEXAS
BLAZE; A NEW TERROR

Especial Correspondence TO MornlnG Journail
Houston, Texas, Oct 15.-That
seeming innocent component of au-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-16
If Won HIVE ANY Doubt

Of the mcrit Of Or BeWs Pine-Tar-
Honey one bottle viii remove that
doubt and your cough at the same
time. Look for the bell on the bottle.
1t is the genuine
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-16

Ralph Duncan. a trusted and popu-
lar employe Of the Socorro Mines
company, at Mogollon, met with a
serious accident at the company mill
last Thursday evening. In the per-
Torrance of his duties he accident
ally slipped ana fell. both feet being
caught in the cogs OF the tube mill.
Wis feet were seriously crushed be-
fore he was eXtricated from his peril
GUS position by nearby employees. He
was Immediately taken to the COM
pany hospital and placed under the
care of the company physicians, Drs,
parham and Kern. II was found
that two Of the toes on the left foot
had been crushed off and for a time
It was thought that 1t would be nee
essary TO amputatc the right foot The
latest reports are that the physicians
Will Toe able To save this foot.
The silver Enterprise says. The
news which reached here Yesterday
forenoon of the death of Mrs Laura
Ncwcomb at $3.50 that morning in
san Francisco came I'm the nature of
"a distinct shock To this entire COM
munity.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-14

sssafsaAfstsnsNse GasA Fam bab
lie Bel ats Int Cattle tranter ttebr
@ertuenoure fit ibre 2ieba uno
Ereue fanb.
IS faner Die Sabre Der <groBen
Sorgen nit ben groBen &inbern.
Die falte Manien flodt Mprtbe1-
franSe un1 Sotenfrdn3e uno per1ton6
oas Witfreuen uno 6aS Witneinen
am allerbe1ten. llno es fomen tpieoer
feline &inoer ms &aus, gnfelfins
Der, Die Elm ooppeltes eroBes @nreht
ouf Slebe 5u baben ibienen unb If,
rem Anteil ols gang ielbitperftanolid)
anh bon Wamien ~einforberten nnb
etnbeimiten.
0aruber lit unlere talte Wfamiell
alt uno mtbe genoroen, ober ibr
Ser5 1T lpeit nnb morm eeblieben bis
5ulest. Cans roi6 uno fti0 lit lie
Damn eines Cages geitorben> an elmer
atnoerfranfbelt, bon Der Tie Die flei-
men &inoer i'm t@auie iltit 9eiuno qe.
.pflegt bate.
limo oa lit feines BON Sen 9roBen
8tnoern 0es Souies oruuBen in ser
tpelten Welt, Dem nidt INNER mieoe:
ein 8eimipeb fommt uno Die Seba.
ludt nod Ser @drme 1lnb Sreue Ser
alten, falten WamIel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-14
SUR Sreikia Mcilen.

=
8pei Sloiden @lpenfrallter fir mel
hell eigenen @ebrou6 aufbepabrt, "
Idreibt Serr 9ller. anoerion aus eff.
aoer, Sans, nober zines Cages fan,
ein Mann oreibia Meilcn meit gefobs
rem un0 id COB inn Ole 5fuei Sfa@
iden, oarum muB i'd mieber etmaS
beiteGerl. Sd fannte BEN Mann
nidt aber er iuuBte alles iiber Sen
Ilpen &rduter. gr botte oeniel6en
idon borber gebrallft nno bielt ih.l
fir Die bette Meoiain, ipel6e er lie ges
6obt batte. v@em oas nift meilte
l1eberaeilglll1e more, bann fornen Sic
oeriihert fem, ooB i] nidt breiRlg
Meilen melt eefomnten Ieirr miroe.
i'm gu bolen," tparen feline Ietten
Borte, als er banon fubr. Sdifen
Sic mir Iofort cine an6ere Site
5orni's alpenfrduter iii Dos Sausz
mittel in tolllenoen uno obertauierz
Sen Somiliet. Seine 8eliebtbeit
nimmt INNER mebr su. @r lit niht,
ME onbere Meoi5inen, in Mpotbefet;
Iii boben. gr miro ben 2eliten burd,
gpe5iolngenten geliefert. Mon i6reie
Be in Or. 9eter Sabrnep & Sons
go. 1875 60. &opne @be., Gil
cQdo. eSU,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-14
Gin treMer Aatoeber
HftH Gin rpabrer SHats

1T bas geoiegene Deutide @lrf Der
Nettnnss .anier", Henete uno rerbeiiers
te MMflage. NIT bieIen lcbclstrsaen
1bbilbnneen. iuel9es bon hetSem Ye.
idIeGterrt geleien tperben jolte. Bra
~beipnberer @idtigteit lit oicies Bud
fir 2emte, bic i'd nerebeliden iucIlcn.
un6 dM1 fir Sieieuigen, bic III nnsiHftt-
der Che leben.
Gebr Har nn0 eiufa6 beIehrt oafe!be.
uie UeialedtSleiben unb bte idJrelii.
den Goleen Der Sugenb. tpis: Sh,pade,
Meruoftdt, Sutpetens, Webddltnisidtua.
DE, Ghtuerlnat unb &rampfaoerbrn6
obne f96blihe MitteI fir INNER Gciei.
tist tperben f0rneu.
Bon mihGtbnrem @erre lit Sieies
uniibertreffIide @erf fir bic &cribbeis,
peldes $50 Geiten tart lit, uro n1D
empfang bon % gts. in 0oitrnarfen
gut berpadt. frei a~ueeialbt lpiro.
9eutidfs 9eil.Snititat.
SO. 10 CAT Gtsbth Ctr. Tem gorf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-14

gs lpare cine 8reuoe 81 leben,
penn jeber Die Solfte bon benz tate
tpos er bon ben an6ern perlarqt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-14

einen tatisen Meni6eu ge-
niigt nift, bas 5l lem, mos er 1T.
iottoern er itrebt, 81 meroen, NOS ct
iein fam.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-14
fiir Sicic saiScn

Daben mir mieoerum einen 9roBen
8orrat bon @aumIhul-artifeln. ME
Sblt-, Gdatten= uno 3ier6aumc,
3ier- uno 9lltmel1.S trdlld)er, Roiea
uno onOere 8Iumen nno gonfengcs
middle uim. @er ettpaS an5upflan.
gen miiniht, iollte iid uniern neuan
&ataloe idifen loiien. ltniere 8reiIe
iino reht.
aoreiie: q. 8. steiu6rins,
Stem 9rmlnfels, Seros
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-14
geHer tuie 9rhaer,

9nB Durd3prlgeIn furtert aiitoer
niht bonn Bettadfen. IS beitebt cine
fonftitutiouele lirfad]e fir bieie bers
orieblide Ga6e. Srau sc. Gummsr9.
9og 3d., Notre Dame, Snb., lit bercit.
irgenS elmer Nutter tbr erfolgre:des
p%ausmittel NIT boIen Nntpeiiungen nlits
suteilen. Sdidt tein @cIo, ionSern
fdreibt beute rod IN iie. i'm Sale &ure
&inoer nit bieiem uebelftano bebnf:et
limb. Sabelt bafiir bas ainb nift; es
m nj Sa'1t'I nisss sun ian nao s S az S sieis
sehanOlnng fpsrben aud ertpadlsne ing
a ssasbs a an Sar ns,aIs otr a'q Iei SssL f Ia.
riert. Sdreiben Gle in bieier Sprathe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-14
CROWN B0TTuNG COMPANY,
Tbeo. @saasr, @e[aafteiuhrrr

WV |s'"FFF VVTHNTFr FEVFtt
III Sones apeuue. g~egeniibet Den
Zone StarsBrauerei. Gan @ntonip, Ser
E Sdbriianteu bon alien arten Spods
palier. Wiuerolpaher II. ror5iiaLicb Dem
molbetannten 2itbia Setter. 0efoe Seles
phone. &reie @blieferuna
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-14
@pm idredliden gpSe acrettct.

81. .. Me2onaIo bon Norettepidc,
Y. s., 81. S. 8. 90. S. ldreibt:
vMeine Sdpeiter boite SMpinoite)t,
NOR bHrm unb BLOB, hotte feiten 9fp.
petit uno ihien nit ieoem Sage
lfpaher 5t peroen. aeint Weoiain
balf, bis Iie Or. Sings 0em-Giscor
uerp periudte, tueld)es iie hoqltdnoig
furierte." SOC unb 81, Nrnhefloid)e
fret. @orantiert bon alIen GGru0Qi.
ten.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-30
Call and Get a
Free Cook Book

The Appeal has received 50 cook
books from Francis G. Newlands
u. S. Senator from Nevada, for
free distribution. The book con-
tains 80 pages OF receipts. for the
cooking of meats and is issued by
the Department of Agriculture. This
book has been one of the results of
the agitation started some months
ago on the high cost OF living and is
issued with the idea Of educating the
housewife and the cook in the eco
nomical use Of all kinds of meats.
Call and get one.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-30

RARkLEY'S FOR THE GOOD,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-30

euny And s~crofulous children are made
plump. rosy and robust by the aDtscov.
srl." They like 1t too.
~ recovering from "2rippe," OF In CON
ether wasting diseases, 1t speedily and
surely ~invigoratss and builds up the whole
fcystem. As m SppeJizins, restorative
sonie II sets St work al the processes OF
elgestion and nutrition. rouses every or
esh INTO natural. action, and brings bach
health n strength.
VI. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure cop
stlpstion. Constipation Is the u Of
many diseases Cure the cause and vOu
. tn dt1sAAA Easy " take - cAuds
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-30

Wv 1oSS u u~0, OF
enaciation. These
come from impov
srtsked blood. Dr..
Pkrce's Golden
Medical Discovery
eMiches the blood
stops the 3 to Of
sEsnsth and tis-
sue. and builds up
healthy flesh Cod
liver oils add fat
but not 1hOl<sOmS
dAsh Thin nolo
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-30

~"ss " Vwsk nod Vital fores TO,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-04

Almacenes generates dc dep6slto
En- la Marina de San Juan, r. T.
y. II. SILVA
Ahsertos pdboo conrcdc de
del Comercio" aM
muees estaci6n del Ferr0caril
depdito quincenas msseA
precios de Tarifa, m6dicos.
odo depdo egos de incendio en- a ~
uer CompahaS de Seguros.
pueden
Sacarlos del
pzo largo pagran dehos los eectos fueen reex
adoS de la ISa
recit dc depto expden obtene dinero In
cresmo piazo dufe e! dep6Sito
Drmr'amento eci del alto drposita mod'a1e
tmnin< entrgaU"'os domi~Eo Catros
considerable aISenten
rcasapu mnrh'es enriendO
a1pm&s tdos e:os venddos
" autorIzal lag ountaras por dlspo
.ci6n a AutDidad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-04

meria de la casa del senor FigueraS, Ca
lie de Cerra, Santurce.
Asi mismo informa sobre las condi-
Clones de los aparatos y tuberlas de des-
agile de Ia casa propiedad de don Ma
nuel Cinorio, en- la parada II, Santprcc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-04

FL oiicial de Sanidad, INFERNO, de
Utuado, informa que ha sido sacrifca-
do por padecer muermo, un cabatio pro-
oiedad del Puesto de la Policia lnsular
de aquel pueblo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-04

Suces0res de Llli1a Hermanos, de San
Juan, solicitan Sc les expida un certlti-
ado de articulos destruidos por el ms
,ector de alimentos a petici6n de los in
ereSados
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-04
J. r. SILVA

Aheo servo pdbco Edi6cio eonar:dc de s
p-ueha dc fuego cale del Concrete cesc @s
mue!es y esac6n del Fenocarril.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-04

Contra los rechos dc deptSto que expden Sc obtis
,es m6dco por el pa@o que dute e! dep6sito
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-04

Sc reciben mcrcancfas frutos dep6sito por quir
ecios de Tarfa, muy m6dicos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-04

atmitn e:pctos venddos
autorlza lag volnnaas dispo
.ic6n de la Autuidad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-04

Todo 10 depositado asegura contra rjesgos de IN
fuertes COmpahaS de Seguros.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-06
White Goods.

35c and 45c Madras -. .25c
15c Lawns, stripes, ETC., 10c
35c Irish Lawn .25c
Coo French Lawn $500. .45c
S5c English Lawn 500
$1.00 Persian Lawn -. .75c
SOC Flaxon ............3 5c
20c Pillow Casing .15c
zoe Sheeting ......... .25c
40c Sheeting ......... .35c
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-06
CRESCENT MFG. CO. IS
FOUND TO Be SOLVENT
Rule Day in Federal Court Results in
Dismissal of Involuntary Bank
ruptcy Proceedings.

At the weekly rule day in the Unit
ed States district court yesterday a
number of important cases were set
tied. In the involuntary bankruptcy
proceedings brought against the Cres-
cent Manufacturing company by the
SchIegaf Manufacturing company ard
the Metallic Casket company. il was
decided that the company was not in
solvent and the case was dismissed.
In the case of Mike PanOvich by his
guardian. Nicholas Butkovich, n set
tlement was made with the company
for $3.50. The suit was against the
American Smelling & Refining COM
pany for 5000 for personal injuries.
In the case Of Russell Sage Rafael
against the Wasatch Valley & Jordan
Railroad company. the plaintiff was
given until the August rule day to an
swer to the plea of the Denver & Rio
Grande Railroad company or to have
set day for argument.
A dismissal was entered In the
cases of II. Il. Clawson and George
w. Morgan against NJ. G. Van Orden.
Defendant was alleged to have dam
aged the plaintiff to the extent Of $780,
600 by publishing false. malicious
and defamatory matter" in a circular
regarding the Sheba Gold & Silver
Mining company OF Humbolt, New,
in which the plaintiffs were stock
holders
In the case of Joseph Brodbent
against Carson. Scott, Prize & Co. the
court ordered hearing OF the motion
to set aside and quash the service Of
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18th Anniversary Sale Puts NeU Prices
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reckless disregard for former profits brings new price
tickets hundreds of items in linens goods
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