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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-08
Junta insuIar del censo

Veri6cada en- Ia tarde de aver, ante ell
tribunal pleno de esta Audiencia territorial, ell
sorteo de los vocales que deben formar Ia Jun
ia provincial del censo electoral en- esta isla,
con arreglo la nueva Ley, di6 cl siguiente
resultado:
Contribuyentes por territorial.
Propietarios.
Don Manuel Rios -Morovis
Don Pedro F. Ruiz .-Mayagiiez
Don Francisco Ortiz.-Yauco
Don Miguel Santiago. Penuelas
Suplentes.
Don jaime Via Canals. grande
Don Cristobsl Gonzalez. Pepino
Dtn Francisco L uch. YaucoI
Don Alexandra Villar.-Capital
Don Jorge I. Finlay.-idem
Don Antonio Lopez.-Toa ia
Don Jose Ma. Ubarri. .-Juncos
Don Carlos j. Monagas. Msyagiiez
Contribuyentes por industrial
Propietarios
Don Constantine Zarate. .-Yauco
Don Federico Basora.-Mayagiiez
Don Manuel Baralt. -Fajardo
Don Ramon Laniea.-Poncc
Suplsntes
Don Francisco Arrabal.- - Capital
Don Luis Duplace.-- idem
Don Manuel Vicente idem
Don A. M. Blanes. -Mayagiez
Don Luis M. Cintr6n. .-Fajardo
Don Antonio Costa. a.-Coamo
Don Avelino Gonzalez ez-Ponce
Don Avelino Pef1a.-Humacao
Capacidades
Propietarios
Don Juan Antonio Zamora, professor rural dc
Naranjito; don Juan Delgado Lopez, idem
superior de las Piedras; don Antonio Garcfs
de Luque, cura parroco de Patti las. don Mi
guel Schetini Schetini, Pharmaceutical de Sabana
grande.
Suplentes
Don Leandro Aponte Rodriguez, abogado, va
bucoa; don Pablo Sanchez, farmaceutico, Yau
co; don Rogue Sanchez sosa, professor de
TrujilIo.alto; don Adolfo Ramirez, idem d.
Mayagiiez; don Jos6 B. Martinez, idem d.
Salinas, don Luis M. Cintr6D, practicant'
Yabucos; ose Facunlo Ciutron. abogadt
i'd; don Manuel Pasarel, medico, Yauco.
El aato revisti6 la mayor solemnidad; asis
tiendo ell rab!ico, aunque escaso en- namero.
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En- Areoito hs circulado la siguiente hoja
suelta
DOS PklABRAS
a los so1lres |g|esias, Ferrer y Conde

AL partido liberal autonomista, que dirige
Ell esta isla don Luis Muiioz Rivera, fufmos
por nuestra libre expontanea voluntad, por-
que siempre hemos obrado con sujeci6n nues-
tro crterio; y, cuando no hemos tenido tempo
para hacer opinion fila sobre oualquier doctri.
na, nos hemos orientado por el vaor moral del
que predioa una idea levantada, pues oada
ratio salta un ap6stol errante y peregrino dc
<conveniencia,.
In nuestra hoja suelta del "a del pasado
Dioiembre decfamos, baJo nuestras tirmas, que
aquella adhesion al senior Mu6oz Rivera era
absolute, absolute serfa mientras mereciers
81 nuestra confanza''. Y aquf acostumbramos,
los hombres formales, no discutir nuestra pa
LIBRA una vez empeiiada, porque condeDsado en-
ella esta naestro honor. Asf, pues, 81 hay "a. 10
ludamo-) Lntre nuestros compaheros aguno
que no conozca Ell valor de 10 pslabrs honrada
y, por tanto ell respeto que el holnbre sc debe
q ST mismo, ese esos compa6eros, 81 los hay,
(entiendase bien), haran un favor los demas,
separandose de uuestro lado: asf qaedsremos
mas satisfechos, 81 cabe, de la pureza y honra-
dez DE los que nos siguen.
Vosotros predicais vuestras doctrinas po'
litico-soofaes, que consideramos solo como
pretexto para oombatirnos; y, aunque verdade :
ramente fuera su tendenc!a esa, las juzgamos
inoportunas, por creerlas con ell proposito de
entorpecer los hombres que aquf han de cons-
tituir ell gobierno, presentandole uno de los
problemas mas comphcados y mas diffciles de
solucionar.
Cuando nosotros necesitemosser redimidos
buscaremos nuestros propios redentores.
Nosotros no os podemos complacer disou'
tfendo, porque ademas de las razones expuestas
en- los phrrsfos anteriores, existe tambien la
circunstancia de que nuestro tempo 10 necesi
tamos para trabsjar, y con Ell bene6cio de aquel
atender las necesidades de nuestras familias.
No hemos hecho, nj pensamos haoer de la
la polftics Gun modo de vivir.,
I Trabajamos en- nuestra propia caea, y no
vamos molestar al vecino que descansa tran.
quilo satisfecho en- Ia suya.
iEsta es nusstra Ultima palabra!
Arecibo, de Enero de 1898.
Fernando Gonzdlez. Justiniono Clapel<n
Ebanista. Ebanista
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.lltgIna{l Zion d1aria por cable
Madrid. E1erO 8.

Madrid, Euero 8.
I'll lifbunal Supreme de Guerra
Marina ha declarado que no hay
otlvo para procesar al general
Feyler, DOR ell documento que diri-
o.a S. M. la Reina, y del cual tanto
ha ocupado en- estos dias la prem
&espa71oia. Pero los pc riodicos Off
3sos hablan de la posibilidad de q.
l4e soneta q I'm juicio de Residential
Anl1nciase que, probablernente,
nGan de la Peninsula cincO mil
bres de tropa mas para Cuba.
regresaran de Cuba la PENN
etc mil reservistas.
AM, la Reina Regente Sc en-
ia Ageramente indispuesta.
Nueoa York, Enero g.
-El Herald" ha publicado una
de Maxine Gomez, en- la cual
RroDcsaeiones tendencies q con.
rulr IA ndependencia de Cuba. Ba
nsel estas en- pagan una indernni'
|ri6l de $50 mlllones de pesos y
scaer grandes ventajas arancela
's.1 los productos espaholes. Otrece
10 garantia ell compromise de los
;ados Unidos y de las republicas
.anlericanaS.
El Imperio chino ha cedidO q
6smanla Ell puerto de Kio-chan, por
4Arrnino de cincuenta amos. La 81
f,acl6n International eurOpea en-
Eerax aespejarse Creese que, por
hora, no Sc turbara la paz.
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roes pss pr"dSeeones s''ds"i ds sprado qS i
poeta y festive escritor don Jose Maria Monge
(Justo Derecho). un tomo de 42s paginas IN
pr6logo de don Nicanor Bolct Peraza, en- papc
satlnado SUPERIOR &c vende peso SO centa
vos ell ejemplar en- las librcrias de los senores
Ii. SOLO y CompaHia, don Francisco J. Mar
xnach don B. Il. Sanjurjo Vidal en- esta
Redacci6n p
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,tandose del duelo mas grave que puede yerifi.
scarse dentro de las condolences leeales, ,estsr9
20 equivocado incurrire en- error al cslifoar
como excepcionaes los que usted me citsP ,Po.
Dire aiiadir, ademas, que persona alguna esta
obligada aceptar duelos semejantesS
De usted stfmo. amigo 8. q. q. SIN. b.
JOSE TOMAS TIZOL.
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!TELEGRAMA COMMERCIAL

Yueua- York, Enero Z.
4 Mel ID "a 2.lof
I Iocino de-$s-75'A 1925.
]. Aaacau| |yiistalizads de $44 & 81 quintal.
!. ~ naacabado de $a.e2t 1915.
a,bis sobre Londres de 81. s24 & $4.s3
moheha 8 0 "a so
4kxisanos 1850.
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i de las easas baucarias que tenfan psgares
sntra Ell. Ella, desde la escalerlla interior de
81 cus1do angiera que iba por dinsro q Ia
bitacidS alta, le harfa el un gesto expresi-
fde la suerte que depsraba al cobrador que
4rsse.
Ella le dijo:
Isl nuevo de derecha & izquierda la CO.
quiere decir que no mates al que entire,
.tddue no trae, mi yer, bsstante dinero en- Ell
Tai no to hsgo sefia ninguna, quiere de-.
y. sqae Ell saco esta repleto.
El aplastarfa al cobrador, reventandole Ell
ranso, c5rncsaien revients el testuz de una
s con Hna llyve iDglesa que pesa IL kilos. FL
lffas1 Fan 81 eadaver hssta la boca de
q pozo qn' I've de reapiradero la frsgua
6e les ayudsba trabsjar. Ella, desde arriba,
harfa bajar POGO POGO, con una euerds.
1, absjo, espersrfs el cadaver para incinerar-
en- las llamas de Ia hornal!a.
Cuando entr6 ell cobrador Lamarre, el la
ir6 ella. Ella permaneei6 impssible. 81
at6 81 cobrador. FL ella 10 despojaron de
valores del saco- 81 800 franooe y 10 arras-
Lpozo Ella. desde 'arriba, lie dejo
sslizar; 81 absio 10 recibi6. Y mientras el
rd6 oeho horas en- quemarlo, ella desde una
entana, cos.e-.rr!1-.bba ia numareda que despe
Ia la grass. Del muerto.... FL = ella hicieron
biYo los inanimados restos del crimen, tun-
ION aelhajas que tenta -el cadaver, espsr'
IN susenizas bsjo mentones de basura,
siaron dinero, no de!sodo ningun rastfa
Ia horrible trsgedia que Sc realizo por urs
Zen ms.
Sosjhados 81 ella por rumores del se-
.dario, Sc encerr6 en- una absolute negati.
!. ala Ienuuci6 ell. En- ls reconstitucion
j ess del elimen 81 Sc mantuvo sereno,
eretcruel en- pormenores todo ell item
be tls espantosa tragedia del asesina
nerago, como ST respondiese an dolor
4 erssomo incomprensible en- la dureza
Su Tegrs, exc.am6 entire sollozos:-
r,la sndi6!s .,,,.
Eseudi6; el como italisno, tenfa que
be veng6 con la veTdad, aumentan-
sponsabilidad que lie ineumbfs
3 Ia participation que tuvo ca Ia
su yez negsba.
ea espantoso, horrible. Df, Squie-
ae?
sno has querido otro tanto?
pgrsciado! -. Desgraciado b..
rdarme!. 49,.
40 ma hubieras vendido! 90. iAhora
oesdmcs los dos! ......<
ssslade odillas, implorsndo pc don, con.
era verdad 10 que decfa 81. Y
Apara Ia aantessla del pstibnlc,
pbien ella lie cortarAn Ia
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az AsEGUROS CONTRA INCENDI0S

Y MARITIMOS en- las respetabes compafifas:
Ella Northern, deLonlres.
<La North British and Mercantile, de
Londres.
Ella Marina, de Londres.
<La Trasatlantics,, de Hamburgo.
Ella TrasatlAntioa,s de Berlin.
Pages con prontitud. Premios
muy m6dicos Ell Agente:
Ludwic Duplace.
Tetuan II, San Juan Puerto Rico.
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Ron Paccador 1sns La gram an tssp sssta1"a a s gu
<Rom paclfcador,, por sus cualidades aperitl-
vas y reconstituyentes, por su sabor agradable'
sin sustancia alguna nociva la salud, como Sc
vera Dor ell certificado del doctor Lassaleta, di-
rector del laboratorio qufmico municipal de esta
capital, consignado en- cada botells, nos relevan
de toda ponderaoidn, habisndose generallzado
gu uso de tai modo, en- las mesas de familia, de
fondas, estableoimientos mercantiles agrfcolas,
one no tenemos uecesidad de recomerdarlo
nuestros parroquianos. Los consumidores pue'
der drigir sus pedidosa su fabricante don Juan
Perez Banalep, en- Arecibo, sus dnicos agen.
tes en- esta capital, sehores Luiila, Hermanos
Y Compai1fa. LIB
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c0NSIII TnRI0 de enfermedades de la gar.
oo"oo. o''o ganta, marie y oiaos.-Con.
sultas gratutas de 10 II de la mafiana por el
DR.. Baixauli PLAZA de San Jose Gunto q la
Trlosial
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CRtMEN SENSATIONAL

a nj 81 italiano; ella es franoesa. III es
nrepo; ella es rubia. FL se llama Carrars;
k,-se lama Luiss. FL ella se amaban
uho y se casaron 80.
El.la 1iio un dia:
! .,s perdidos.... Las deudas nos
ho.... El negocio no marchs....
lay pan para los hijos.... Hay
Sc hay que matar....
contest6 euavemente:
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"EI Eco de Ia Moda' ,.d Rssonss az s"t, que Rsv;

FL Ecu Q6 ID MUD cen de- esta Revista
semansl Ia favorita de las damas. Ahorra
TEMPO; porque con cada namero regala patro-
nes cortsdos de tamafio natural, de sus fguri.
mes que son siempre la Ultima creaci6n del gus
to parisien. Atowa dinero;; porque por solo
pesos al afo pesos 40 centavos an semes-
tre, da Gus abonados 10 que otras Revistas
ofrecen ''por mucho mas dinero" sin mejor
resultado practice. En- la Capital y Santurce
&c sirven susorioiones por ''un mes" 40 ctvs
Contiene, ademas, Gel Eco &c la Moda' una
selecta miscelauea de cuanto pueda interesar q
la mujer. Nameros de muestra gratis quien
los pida. Dirigirse al agente exclusive en- esta
isla F. A. Rodriguez, Fortaleza 3S, altos. So
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p MIRA Professor de piano solfeo.-Ra.
): hh''o zdn, San Frsncisso ts. Isl
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'!''' !o: Ia ,%sj's'qa nsjsa que ;ssss s!sss
Puerto Rico. Tiene
<smpre sSidtaa6ia fresca J yende bsrsto A.
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CAFE Y RESTAURANT
La EE6meralda

de Benlto Gd'reras y L0mpdit!G
San Jose 10, frente al " Casino E$pa0ol"
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las demas eapitales y pueblos de Espaha Ii
las adyacentes. s0-9s
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A los Carpinteros y naestros do obras
y al publico en- general.
thorro de trabajo y de dlnero.
En- El Oapr1Cho San
bajadas, stas para colocar, precios sumamente
ventajosos Molduras de todos anchos y disc.
nos que SC deseen, balaustres torneados calados,
cornisas, liletes, tablas trabaj ajadas, clavotes
toda clase de calados gusto del compra1or
PuertaES " ven.
tan a8e Este importanto ramo me-
rece nuestra mas grande atenc6n y proporcio'
namos toda clase de puertas d la inglcsa puer
tas persianas de cua!quier dimension diseho
que Sc pida, con una venta ia de mas de TRElN'
IA POR CIENTO de los precios usuaes
oa6az conQp1@-
ta9S podemos entregar las maderas llstas
para armar de una casa, kiosco 8 cualquier
edlcio que Sc nos pida.
Sc hacen barras de catre, tinajeros roperos
Sc fabrican toda clase de cajas para !ndustrlas
Economic de tempo de dnero co--l5
La MtKICA do inst instslar dssp un n nuevo estableoi
miento de Fonda en- la calle de San Francisco
nimero 81, esquina al callej6n de la Capl4e.
Sc come la carta Sc sirven comidas q doml-
clio. A los que Sc abonen Sc les hara una
boni6caci6n ofreciGndoes al mismo tempo un
esmerado trato comida bien condimentada y
mucho aseo. Con que seflores: q conner blen
barato, pues gu duefio esta dispuesto de]ar
complacdo todos lvs que gusten visitar gu
estabecimiento Nota.-Los sabados y DO
mipgos tendremos las renombrados hallacas de
pollos, pasteles de hojas. l5-l5
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-04

John Marion, of this city. and Miss
Mary Lyons, were married at ST.
Patrick's church, Sterling. at high
noon, Thursday, Rev. Father j. Ben.
nett officiating. Miss Margaret
Lyons, a, sister of the bride, was
bridesmaid, and Mr.. Mcdonald, OF
Rock Island, groomsman. Following
the ceremony there was a wedding
dinner and reception in honor OF
the couple at the home of the bride.
parents, MIR. and Mrs. John LYONS.
Speaking of the couple the Sterling
Standard says: Miss Lyons has
been one.,of the most popular youn.
ladies in her circle. She has long been
a leading worker in the Young Ladies
Sodalitv, and for some time past beer
a member of the councils. Mr.. Mar
ron is a young man of sterling worth
an electrician by profession, and hold,
the esteem of a large circle of friends
throughout this part of the state >
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion will reside il
Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-04
AN ENGINES LONG RUN.
Over Fifteen Hundred Miles i'm COntinuOus
Service on the Burlington.

One of the most remarkable feats of
long distance engine running has just
been performed on the st. Louis di-
vision of the c., b. Il Q. railway. on
its through passenger service. be-
tween Rock Island and st. Louis. The
distance from Rock Island to st. Louis
and return is $40 miles, the return
trip being via the Lewiston & Peoria
line. The usual run for Il locomotive
is from Rock Island to St. Louis on
train No. IS, where the engine is at
ouce turned and sent back on train
No. -, when it is cut off and law
over of II hours given in Rock ISL
and.
The schedule time between the ar
rival of train No. - and departure of
train No. IS at Rock Island is j
minutes. No. 10 arrives at 6:55 a.
m, and No. IS departs ut u. m. 1t
was arranged that the engine, No. 1863.
arriving on No. 10 should be turned
and started back Immediately on No.
IS. Starting with train No. 4S last
Saturday morning the engine arriving
on No. 10 Sunday morning and again
Monday morning, was turned and
started back to st. Louis. whereby six
consecutive trips between Rock Isl
and and st. Louis were accomplished,
and a total mileage of 1,560 miles
was made from the time the engine
was started from the roundhouse at
Rock Island until it again returned to
the house, the engine being in con-
| tinuOus service.
This engine is a class A. eight
wheel, 17y24-inch cylinder. 56-inch
wheel centers. fitted with the Ecker.
son CRATE and ash pan, by which
means the fire was at all times in
first-class condition and the ash par
clean. There was burned in making
this 1850 miles 80 tons of coal.
All engines on the st. Louis division
are handled in what is known as tn,
pool system. There are eight passen.
ger crews stationed at Beardstown
and these crews take the engines from
Beardstown to ST. Louis and return
according as their turn catches th,
trip.
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broad significance it represents the
Fatherhood of God and the brother
hood of man.
':The present generation is coming
on the stage of action when our ma.
ton is making mighty strides, and
civilization is becoming more and
more exacting in the demands upon
its votaries. Standardization demands
that some strong elements shall be
built into this self:
Courage, not alone physical brav.
cry. but moral intrepidity.
Integrity. the Wilderness of the
well equipped character that seem:
to be an integer and not simply an
assembly of parts.
.'Open-mindedness, that receive.
and welcomes the truth.
Obedience to duty. that recog
nizes the inner commands. Obedi
ence to outer commands produces
only machine results.
Purity, in thought, word and deed
Reverence for God and respect fol
the rights of man.
Patriotism. that is broader thai
the love of country, taking in all man
kind"
Presentation OF Diplomas.
The diplomas We're then presented
to the graduates by +. E. Robbins
president of the board of education
who congratulated them on the sue
cess which had attended their effort
thus far, and hoped they would con
tinue in their search of knowledge
The graduates are:
Ida NJ. Anderson, C. May Car
(third honor), Edna Earl Collier, Dell
NJ. Cook. Mary Ely Durham. Eliza
beth Edwards, Emma c. Freed. Kath
ryn A. Hart. Walter l.. Hodgdon
Edna Walling Kerr, Minnie Elizabet
Krey. Grace Lewis (iirst honor)
William McCulloch, Ella T. Mitch
ell (second honor). frankie "
Norton. Josephine Claire Mirfeld
Charlotte Lodema Raugh, Claire
Rice. Edward A. Siemon, Eunice Ann
Stephens. Mabel Carnes Taylor, Mi
dred Warnock, Katharine Mcdonald
Zone year post graduate course.)
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big Game Case,

Game Warden Loveday, of Illinois,
through States Attorney Graves. has
filed declaration charging II. Clay
Merritt. of kewanee. with violating
the game laws 1904 times. that be-
ing the number of birds he has ship.
ped out of the state. Merritt is one
of the most extensive cold storage
game dealers in the country, sends
birds to eastern patrons at all times,
and the game warden claims he VIC.
lates the law in doing so during the
close season. On the Is, 054 birds the
minimum fines are about So. 200 and
the maximum over 1925, 900.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-04
Many People Cannot Drink

Coffee at night. 1t spoils their sleep.
You can drink Grain-O when you
please and sleep like top. For
Grain-O does not stimulate; it nour-
ishes, cheers and feeds. Yet it looks
and tastes like the best coffee. For
nervous persons, young people and
children. Grain-O is the perfect drink.
Made from pure grains. Get pack.
age from your grocer today. Try il
in place of coffee. ID and 25c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-04

Distinguished Educator Gives Some
ON 'Self Realization'-DiplOm Pre-
sented by President Robbins Of the Board
of Education Name of Graduates,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-04
TWO MONTHS HENCE
The Time Of the National
Union Veteran Union En-.
campment.
WAR WILL NOT INTERFERE

Gen. Wilcox Says the Old War Heroes
VIII Come to Rock Island just n
II We Were Not Having y Little
Spat With a Foreign Pigmy-AuG. o
to 13 the Dates.
Gen. Z. N. Wilcox. commander OF
the department of Illinois. Union Vet
Grams Union, SAYS the national en-
campment will he held i'm Rock Island
this summer according to program.
Just as if we were not having n for
eign war on our hands. 1t was feared
the international complications would
keep many of the veterans away and
also prevent many of the prominent
men of the nation. who were plan.
ming to attend, from coming. In the
latter respect this may be true. and
it may not, but the old soldiers OF
'6l-65, the rank and file of them who
saw actual services will be here-as
many of them as are BILE will. The,
have made their place in history
they were the men of the hour. Just
as the first boys in blue were, and
they will cherish every opportunity
to get together while they live.
President May Also Come.
1t may be that the war will. how
ever, interfere with the plans of tn,
president and other public men to he
here, but Gen. Wilcox does not think
SO. President Mckinley accepted the
invitation to come to Rock Island on
the same conditions that he did tn,
one to attend the Omaha Transmits.
sissippi exposition-provided his off
cial duties would permit. Gen. Viii
cox believes the president will en-
deavor to make flying trip to Oman;
and Rock Island.
The dates of the u. V. u. reunion
are Aug. 9-13.
Late this afternoon Gen. Wilcox in
formed THE ARGUS that he had AL
vices from Gen. Street that Presiden
Mckinley would keep his Rock lslan'
and Omaha engagements.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-04
Truths Tersely Told.

Foley's Kidney Cure is a safe, sure
remedy for all kinds of kidney and
bladder diseases. For sale by I. H.
Thomas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-04
ALWAYS on Hand.

MY little boy broke out with hives
and the medicines we tried failed to
cure him. until we began giving him
Hoods Sarsaparilla. He continued
taking this medicine until he was en-
tirely well. We recommend Hood S
Sarsaparilla as the best blood puri-
fer" James NJ. Brown. Winchester,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-04

We are headquarters for camping
and fishing supplies; also a full line
of fresh groceries always on hand and
at the lowest price. Ice delivered to
all camps. Fresh and cured meats,
fresh produce direct from the farm.
All goods sold will he delivered free
of charge.
S. j. APPLE. Sears. Ill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-04

Tisnt safe to be day without DIR.
Thomas Electric Oil in the house.
Never can tell what moment an acct
dent is going to happen. For sale by
Marshall 4 Fisher.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-04

Hoods Pills cure all liver ills.
Mailed for % cents by c. |. Hood &
Co., Lowell. Mass.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-02
THE NEWBERRY HERALD AND NEWS DECEMBER 2 1908
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IN To SEE: us!

We invite you because we can
make you welcome. There is moth
ing half: hearted in our methods.
We hare pleased many peo-
p'e this season by selling them
the best goods at lowest prices con-
slstent with good values. Because
we have tho feeling of inward salts,
factlon' we want more of the people
or Newberry to take advantage of
the opportunity we offer them to get
the best. When anything is desired
in
Dress Goods,
We show them all the latest
fabrics and figures.
Dry Goods,
"Staple and Fancy, in wide range
of quality and prices.
Trimmings,
A great variety. to match and
beautify the most elegant cos.
tunes.
Cloaks and Capes,
A beautiful linc--elegant ma
terial-splendid finish-fash-
ionable styles.
Gloves,
a line that we recommend with
satisfaction.
COrsets,
Popular models at popular
prices.
Hosiery,
All grades at lowest prices and
tho bost that can be purchased.
Millinery,
A speciality in our business made
famous for taste and elegance
of its creations.
SHOES,
mo Shoes like Mowers"-a new
and true saying in this commit
ty. It's origin is founded on
fact-because our Shoes are sold
on merit.
We have Shoes for Ladies', Men.
Boys, Girls, Children-Shoes
for all-the best, the cheapest,
the most elegant limo of Shoes
to be found anywhere. Come to /
the Mower Stores and buy the
best. Yours with satisfaction.