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The Penn's Grove record., 1901-07-12

THE CAR TO HIS VALET.

What, no, there, Ivan Witchiswitcll,
The moon has left the sky,
The morning SUN is rising fast,
And SO, i faith, must J..
Get out my safest suit of clothes,
No garb Of fimsy cloth,
But rather one with steel begirt,
For / must sally forth.
This morn | walk across the YARD
Across the yard and back,
And | on such a fearsome iaunt,
No proper garb should lack.
Get out my shoes of copper brown,
Get out my socks of mail,
Get out the double-armored coat
That sports the iron tail;
l want a shirt of tempered steel,
A pair Of pants to match,
A hat so firm and hard and stanchr
That bullets cannot scratch.
III button every scam with nails
And rivets use for studs,
And then III seek the molten bath
To Harveyize my buds.
Prepare the bath, . Witchiswitch,
And do it quick, | warn.
For who can tell, One Nihilist
Might shoot me while you're gone.
Arthur II. Folwell, in Brooklyn Eagle
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-07-12

In the summer season the fowls
should have n chance to get out upon
the ground by 3 or $50 o'clock In the
morning. 1t is then light, and the
birds are anxious to leave their roosts
and get out into the fields, where their
instinct tells them the insects are now
most abundant and most easily cap
tured, as the cool air of the night has
rendered them somewhat dormant.
But the average poultry keeper can
not get up at this unreasonable hour,
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-07-12

Workmen employed by Alton Rapp,
of Holland, unearthed the skeletons of
four men in 4 sand pit along the Del
aware River. The skeletons are be-
ileved to be those of Indians. The
spot is not far from the Holland sta
ton, and In the vicinity where many
Indian relics have been uncarthed by
relic hunters. 1t is thought that the
pace was at n time used as a bury
ing ground by the Indians.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-07-12
Old .Jcrsey Postmaster Dead.

Matthew GIL, one of the oldest and
Eest-known residents of South Jersey,
died at Paulsboro of general debility.
He was seyenty-nine years old, has
been in the general shoe business for
Gfty-siX years. He has been pOrtmaS-
ter for twcnty-sevcn years, and was Il
member Of every Grand Jury of Glou-
cester County from the time he was
twenty-five until his age exempted
him.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-07-12

Albert De Unger and James Boyd
Potter. officers in the Second Battal-
ion of the Naval Reserves, called on
Governor Voorhees,, at Trenton, to
urge his support for the use of n part
of the National Governments appro-
p|riation for the Reserves of the State
for the purchase of n yacht at a cost
of $4,000. The Governor withheld his
decision.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-07-12

A water. main at Paterson burst n
few days ago. \ child playing lin the
street tumbled into the hole (which
the spouting water made. In an i'll
slant the child rose IN the air carried
by the gcyser. and was thrown against
a picket fence, on which Its clothes
caught. The child dargled there for
4 few seconds, the target of the heavy
stream of water until it was rescued
by Il neighbor. 1t was nearly dead.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-07-12

The Sultan of Morocco has present
ed King Edward with two African
Atlas mountain sheep, twenty Arab
horses and twenty trick mules. All
King Edward needs now is a tent and
d ticket taker.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-07-12

The State House Commission has
elected John w. Weseman as Custo-
dian of the State House buildings and
grounds at Trenton, to succeed the
late John II. Bonnell. Mr.. Weseman
Is a former Assemblyman, and lives in
Newark, where he is engaged in the
grocery business. The position pays
$4,000 Q
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-07-12

Daniel Packer, of Ely, was killed
by lightning. The storm was the
worst known in years, and many
buildings were struck. Parker was
lying upon a bed in his house. The
bolt that killed him m%iraculously
spared his three little children, who
were beside him.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-07-12
rommy's Labor Saving Device.

Tommy was much interested in hear
mig for the first time in his language
lesson the other day about n pair Of
little dots that the teacher said meant
ditto" How his Soul-a curious mix
ture of laziness and thrift-thrilled at
learning that If he We're to write "a
cat" or five boys" or $50 on II
line and wanted to repeat the same
words or figures on the next line all
he had to do, instead of writing the
words in full, was to put the ditto
marks, and everybody would know
it was "a cat or five boys" or
$50 las the case might be- that was
a Some time after this Tommy,
while away on n visit had occasion to
write home. He slmpliGed the hated
task by turning his latest knowledge
to account.
The letter looked like a literary
polka-dot.
Dear father" it began:
81 hope you are well.
q" mother is -"
d" sister
Dick &"
grandma "
wish you were here.
mother was
" sister "
Dick
grandma"
you would send me some
-r-
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-07-12

The industry displayed in finding
out the cause of n disaster IS nearly
always in melancholy contrast to the
interest previously shown In prevent
ing It.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-07-12

The War Department is experiment
ing with two kinds of bombs for OPP
posite effects. One kind eXplodes TO
effect the illumination of an enemy's
position: the other produces a dense
smoke to hide the movements Of the
troops using 1t.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-07-12

King Leopold does not seem as ready
to surrender the Congo State to Bel
GUM as he was before gold was dis
covered at Katanga.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-07-12

Ji@&MGss&
@JJAffs@
"You know practice makes perfect"
II know; but it also makes one tired"
Puck.
"They are not engaged YETI l sup
pose he is slow and sureE' well,
he's slow, but she isn't at all sure
Brooklyn Life.
Hcwitt-"Mrs. Gruet has presented
her husband with twins" Jewett-
you've got funny ideas about pres
ents. "-Town Topics.
"They say the way 10 please a man
is to talk to him about himself" mo;
the way to please him is to let him talk
to you about himself."-Tit-Blts.
There's a small grain of wisdom
Which runneth this way;
Men who have horse sense
Know how to say neigh"
Philadelphia Record.
"a well-trained mind brings sue
cess "Not at all; pcgging away for
success is where n man gets his we'll
trained mind."-Chicago Record-Hcr-
aid.
Lady Ito departing servanD-"What
shall l say in your reference" Serv-
ant-"Just that l stood 1t for six
months with you, mum-thatll do for
me."-Tit-Bits.
isn't that English girl sweet? She
has such u charming way of dropping
her his" Eyes, and such a bewltching
way of letting her eyes fall, too
Philadelphia Bulletin.
Bothered because he married a girl
with an independent fortune? Nom
scnsel" Its so. He's bothered be-
cause it's so Independent he can't con-
troll lt."-Philadelphia Times.
Teacher-"And why should we en-
deavior to rise by our own efforts?'
Johnny Wise-"'Cause there's no tell
in when the alarm clock will go
wrong.''-San Francisco Newsletter.
A man compared to woman
All logic seems to mock.
He has a larger larynX
But a vastly smaller talk.
Washington Star.
Lady It. clerk in clothing store)-"I
want a pair of trousers for my hus-
band" Clerk-"What size, MADAME
Lady, don't know the size, but he
wears a fifteen collar."-The Smart
Set.
"yyas your club paper troublesome,
Dorothy?' ooh, horrible! l ran-
sacked eleven books and ate three
pounds of chocolate caramcls while 1
was getting it up" Detroit Free
Press.
what have you been doing lately:'
inquired the tropical typhoon. 80!
I've been travelling for pleasure" re
piled the earthquake; 81 did try to
travel incog, but even the houses tum-
bled to me."-Philadelphia Record.
Little Elmer-"Papa, why is it more
blessed to give than to receiver Pro-
fessor observation-disclosures, my son,
if you permit yourself to receive you
are compelled to give about three
times as much in return in order to
properly express your gratitude
The Smart Set.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-07-12

Chlodwlg Karl Victor, Prince of Ho-
hCnlohe-SchillingSfurst, and also
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-22
UN BRINDIS
P0R LA REPUBLICA.

En- el banquete ofeecido en- el
teatro <Tacon,, dela H. bans, d la
tripulacioo del blque hHleno Gene
raj Baquedono. 81 coms ndante dee
te, Er. Gonzalez. pronu nci6 el 81
guiente brindi>:
eMe sent1 ny satisfecho cuaE-
do supe Cue habfa de comE render Ell
itinerario del General Baquedano'
Ia her nosa is1a de Cubs, llamada
por los avegantes antique s Ia Per
la &c las Anti las, y & Ia que 20 ia,
nc, no la Peela de An 6rics, sino Ia
Perls del Mnndo. Mi gob'e no dis
pueo Gus vis;tase un puerto de est a
I ia, porque quiso que Chile fuese
Ia primera nacion amerie "a que sa-
'udase 4 la nacieute Rep6blica Gu
bana. Cumplido este propfsito, na-
go votos por Is prosperldad y Il pro
greso de Ia nueva naciona idad que
va cons tituirse
A tan mob es f:asf contes to un
torrente de vivas y apl aus os.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-22
La tona de Colon
DOT los reY0luCiOnari0S

Los rebe' des de Cplom bia Sc han
apoderAdo por fin de Ia ciudad de
Colon, dt spues de una lncha deses-
perada, donde sufeieron IA per lida
de IA hombres y % heridcs.
El xMathias,, de Ia armada anne
ricana, echo gente de su dota ci6n 4
TERRA para proteger las p opieda :
des del fe,rocarri'.
Ea possession los rebeldes de to
dos los fuertes y de Ia ciudad, Sc han
apodersdo de un considers b e nume-
70 de caf1ones y pe.trechos de que
IRA
Sc asegufa a que las tropas rebsl
des que han realizado este hecho de
armas, estan compuestas de venezo
lanos Y colon b;auos.
Por 10 p,onto, han tornado po-
session de la Aiuara de G 'on, apro-
piandose desde luego todos los fon
dos que en- liza existfan.
iEl mundo marcia!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-22
Lacaze -DuthierS.
SablO naturaliSta

Al advenimiento en- Francia de la
tercera republics, como 81 lla hu bic
Sc tt aldo nuevo ambiente para la vi
do de Ia ciencis, pdsoss 8 Ia cabeza
del movimiento cient1fico en- ID que
concierne lss ciencias naturales
POGO despues fundaba los archi-
ves de zoologfa experiments tai y do.
taba lie to1os sus aparatos dos laba-
rAtorios que cobraron ma.
Era miem bro del Institute y pro
fssor de la Facnltsd de CT n: j is de
Paris. Discfpulos suyos, EN- su illus
tire c&tedra de la Sorbona, durante
30 s11os, fueron casi todos los ratu-
ralistas franceses de actual srom-
bre en- Europa.
La muerte de este sabio repre-
senta una p9rdida impor tantfsima
para la ciencia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-22
Serd neCeSario
trabaiar de lueV0

La pc lsa de toda la isla, acusa
la decomposition de muchos cami-
nos, debido & las copiosas lluvias y
q las crecientes de rio.
p tie es un ma, pero por la i'm
portancta que tienen las comunica
clones habra ds evitarse en- breve.
Ef sos5enimiento regular de cier
tos s ervicins tiene en- ST sos incoa
venientes que entran va en- les calcu
los
Cnando Sc hace una carretera,
no SO echa en- saco roto el penear q.
puede descom pone, Sc, debido cir
cunstAncias atm6sfericas que no pue
den preverse.
Y en- provision ds esos casos,
dentro de un prssupuesto de carrete
rs, extra la cifra que Sc destina &
desperfectos. reparaciones y conser
vaclop.
E tai sentido, Ell nal que sen Ala
mos es seguro que Sc evitara muy en-
breve. Y mas, .si Sc tiene en- cuenta
one el Departamento de obres pdbli-
cas- no pierde ocasi6n de demo strar
sus buenos ofcios.
Tn POGO de calma pues, y por
mas que sea nee ssario trabajar de
nuevo, pronto tendrenos en- franca
via las commissioners, hoy inte-
rrumpidas en- parte por causa de
las lluvias torrenciales ocurridas en-
estos 1ltim. dias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-22
N0RDENSKJ0L,

r famoso explora ador escandi-
N aturalista: 6 so'og d stiuguido:
fu6 pr ofesor de miueraiojfa Y dfrec :
tor del Mnaeo geol6jico de Estokol
mo.
Sus ploraciones Sc iniciaron,
ioven aun como auxiliar da su pa
dre, ppr una expedition cient1ic )
q los Monies Urales.
Luego emprendi6 esa serie
triunfal de Wales a las regiones po
lares 1859 61.64 68 20 ~. y 78 los
cua'es cor stituyen una como via
lactea Il titles sondaies v dsscubri
mientos en- ell 0 ;eano rfico.
Ed 1870 alca1z6 en- Groenlanoia
una latitud mayor que sus predece-
sores. Con la expedici61 del sVega,,
tras un invernaz de 300 d1as, fran
uue6 el paso del nor iests en- el ex
tremo oriental d . Asia. Sefala O.:
triunfo ell 20 de Julio d. 1879.
Foe su gran victoria. la nave
explora1ora, que ragrss6 a Europa
por los estrechos de B hiring, Yo.
)nbma oueD, Iociolo Nho oVaeAou u
en- el Medite franco y otra al termi-
no de SD viaie. Suecia gal rdono al
herce G on una curul en- el Parlamen-
to CON una haronfa creada en- su
honor. Sc ennoblecfa q la ciencia de
suyo nobilisima.
Au n estaba en- pie e'l celebre ex-
ploradd r, anciano invicto, y SO ocu
paba en los praparativos de una
ex pediei6n al Polo Sur, cuando ha
rendido su & TINA jornada: la que
termina en- la tumbs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-22

81 Inspector de sdnidad

doctor j. NJ. Sill Ian !, que
sviene practicando unA minucicsa vi
sita en- todos los esta ab'ecimientrs
es acusado ante Ia Junta Superie =
del ramo por Mr. Lac n. Vendirg 6
.representante de Ia <ArmourN Pac.
king C,.. por 81 decpmiso de iamo-
nes otros art1cu1os que dichp re-
presentante considers iujusto.
Esta es una question sumam ente
delicsda y hay en- ella de IN lado 81
G slo del Inspector y del otro ID ma
tural defensa de gns intereses por
pa1te de Mr.. Vending.
LaJ nnta Superior Sc encargara
de resolver, con crite1io basadu en-
el an&lisis, 10 que conside + j en- justi-.
cia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-22

EN- EsTA IMPRENTA SO dara
colocaci6n ek dos chicos appendices
qne sepan componer y DISTRIBUTE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-22
ECOS DE PONCE

En- el vapor <Julia, ha llegado
q esta ciudad q captain Lynch, pa
gador de las tropas del Ejercito; con-
ducfa una GAIA c5n cincuenta y cinco
mil pessts
Procedente de Santo Domingo
lego el dfa 18 ell sef1or La Rochs,
Consul de aquella Repdbllca en- esta
ciudad.
\ AL fin Sc ba vuelto YER la cara
al Sol despues de las continues
]luvias que tienen convertidas en- To-
dazsles as Gales de esta ciudai. Los
rios han hecho grandes averfas los
correos han safrido grandes retra-
sos.
El domingo pr6ximo ee'ebra ell
CASH o una ,jaronita organizsda por
la juventud, | 90 la Sociedad dsl
un esple ldido laile.
90
E el vapor 81 alias que trajo
-1O4 pasaj aros para esta. vinieron
muchos emigrantes natives de este
suelo, unos procedentes de Santiago
de Cuba y otros de Santo Domingo,
IL ayor parte padeciendo de calen-
turas psld iicas y desencantados del
porvenir que Sc ofcece por aquellas
tierras; die IN gee los que ALI quedan
no re gresan por no tener recursos
nece ssrios para el visje. 90, pues
& los illus ~ que Green gus foera de
aquf abunda el trsbajo el dinero
90
Ha r. g -ess sdo de los Estados
Unidos Ia distinguida sc n IRA doi1a
Dolores C.b~era de Zalazar, su Sc
r1orita hiia PAlmirs, y dos uif1os.
90
Existe aun det,as de la A1uana
un enorme bacha, que va puede ma
vegar en- 81 un anc6n Sinen bargo
81 municipio 10 ye imrasible.
90
Ha fondeado en- ests puerto ell
bergantfn ingles sJames Dalys con
maderas de Annapolis.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-22
El tratadO
anglo americana,

E Sc r taro 6e e ,tadO Mr..
John hoy tiene va en- So poder Ell pro
yecto de tratado eatrs Itg aterra y
los Estadt Unide 8 aproba 10 por Mr.
Roosevelt.
Muchos sena dores eat,e los que
Sc cuentan Mr.. Morgan, que foe III o
de los primeros en- la Uposicion 81
primer tratado, coniesan que Sc
obtenldo todo 10 que pid;6 a Sena
do u Iech zar eli trata3c: que los
E ta5os U lidcs seran l. s que ga, al
ticen la neatrs lidad del cara Ell de-
recho fo ti6csr esa via y rel b r.
do ell plano @ layton Blu mer, pof 10
qus Sc dA como segura su ra'ifi "a
cion por el sen ado en- un plazo muy
breve. So cree que la claus ala po1
Ia que Sc estAblsce e dere c1o que
rtssrvan los E>tados Unidos SOLO
obedece al deseo de complacer & a.
gunos representatives 81 Congreso
que asf 10 desean, obligandt ss de
ese modo q aprobsr elI Lu vo trata-
do en- poco tempo, aprooando tam
ben Ell cle Tito necf ario para las
obras que Sc enpTenderan as I mismo
dentro de POGO tempe,
e gobierno americana estima
que son..lnntiles tedas las forti6ca-
clones que Sc construyan en- squel
canal
81 presidente de Ia co;apaf1fa
concesiona1fo del ca1sl de Panama
monsieur Hutfn esta hacie- do propa
ganda muy activa en- favor de la com
anfa que rscide.
Sc esperA que sean muy aEina-
I das las sesiGnes del cor resO ameri-
caro-. en- que Sc elijA Ia via que debe-
re- escogerse.
EN- ESTA IMPRENTA Sc dar&
colocaci6n ek dos chicos appendices
qne sepan componer y distribnir.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-22

En- es'a inprenta SO vende pa
pei de par 6dicos { 81 &C el quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-22
Wovinniento
de vapores,

Americana ePhilsdelphia, Pro
cedents de la Guryra y escalas lle-
CARA q este puerto el dfa 20 del CO
rriente, siguieudo viaje direcbo para
e, de Nueva York.
Espaf1ol Sierra, Saldr& de Iii
verpool ell 16 del corfiente via San
tander para esta puerto y de mas de
Ia lsla. Este vapor viene en- lugar
del <Saturaina.s
Clbano <Julia> Procs1ente de
Hab .na y escalas inter neiias, lie
CARA a este puerto del 1s al 20 del
corrie ate.
Go'eta anf ricana eAbiel Abbot,
Debe haber sslido Ell % del pasa1o
del puerto de New York con desti-
no q este.
Els oanol sConde Wifredo.s Con
destino este puerto sllra del de
Barcelona el dfa Is del actual No
viembre, con escslas en- Mallorca,
Torrevieja. valencia, Malegs, Ca
diz Tenefife Las Palmas.
CAMBIOs DE HOY,
Londres $3.50 P
New York ] pS C
Paris 8dIv q pS D.
Espaf1a 8dIv 31pS D.
Hamburgo 3dIv 3p5 D.
En- esta inprenta SO vende pa
pei de par 6dicos { g &C el quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-22

Ha side botado . ] aqua Ell acora.
zado eKinda frew, de la marina ir.
g,esa, de catorce mil toneladas.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
WAR LESSONS UNHEEDED.


the Of
- anything experience Transal
and o
tha
sharpooter could
charged ordering
find it
the of fighting which the Beers
made
should hundreds But
@ The
d Will
before sytfe Of deth?'
The subject
something
hold nothing
o Britain
great be OF no but herself
soil dmakTu
Buganans
alleged to Carefully Nome
undoubtedly
add that the
strike hit it ~
that the Mhsouans poultry
Municipal politics New York
:
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20

CAL alacs fruit soc per lb at Townsend's.A \
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
THIS WEEKS ATTRACTION
AT THEATEPS.

are things that can be said for benighted
item from the Berlin correspondence OF
Mr. Fiske's good paper, the Dramatic
Mirror:
The King and Queen OF Roumania have begun
a most praiseworthy work In every province
in the kingdom a thea;er is to be erected. Civ
ing the peasants the opportunity OF seeing a
good play at least twice week The first
iheater Will be erected and conducted at the
expense OF the crown. The other theaters.
which Will be used principally for travelling
companies. will be maintained partly by the
crown and partly by private subscription.
Against Mrs. Ffske" the Chicago Tribune
of October has the following significant
paragraph:
Il is apparent that every effort is being made
by the New York foes Of Mrs. F'iske TO in
Jure her. A few days ago telegraphic dis
patches sent over the country from New
York saying that Mrs Ffske would make no
fight against the unanimous verdict Of failure
but would withdraw Miranda OF the Balcony
The verdict in the first place was not one
OF failure except In the cases OF one or two
enyenOned reviewers. and in the second place
emphatic denial Of any intention OF withdraw
ing the play made instantly by Harrison
Grey Fiske. who declared that the piece was
doing a satisfactory business and would run
for weeks to come Before Mrs F1ske's season
opened she announced that she would present
at least two plays before she left New York
and Il is evident that some hint Of the Identity
Of the second play was the excuse which served
for the purposely misleading statement given
TO the public by the unfair opponents of tn.
actress.
This Is the warning which comes privately
from reliable and unprejudced source in
New York:
Don't believe what you hear of Mrs Fiske's
failure. They are trying to down her It's
the most artstic play Of the season, though IL
probably will not be a great rnoney-maker
The whole thing is individual and charming
and Mrs Fiske has great moments Her
theater. too. is beautiful and restful."
Miss Charlotte Thompson. the CaIifor-
nian playwright, has sold her first pIav
"A Suit Of Sable" to Grace George who
will bring II out in New York October n
at the Theater Republic under the new
title Of THE Smart Set" Miss Tbomn-
sons play was first produced at the AJca-
Ear by Miss Florence Roberts and made
a quite favorable impression here. Her
later play. "SiIver Mounted Harness" dii
not fulfill the promise Of the first
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20

Householder-Do you mean to say that.
this meter measures the amount of gas
we burn?
Gas Collector-I will enter into no con-
troversy, sir; but l will say that the me-
ter measures the amount of gas you will
have to pay for.-Tit-Bits.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20

of of
~ election ofa
the the The IS asdbo
andh
n the th haewarn the cty
future
inres
We helpful
handicapped
in pimacy handicap
il
Of
ssnty put himself position that
independently
and the public of
called Republican ticket Fo this and his blame
n ours
number independent public
affiliations
himself and has of parinsfip the higher
As Republican been sacrifice
its
When name
repued
Had
Republicans convinced that the
shoulders few good and candidates The
the future proportion they pick successful
in impressive
will be felt by all and that majority them will
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A SAN FRANCISCO PHYSICIAN
Uses Herpicide Successfully in Treat
ing Sycosis Of the Beard.

He says: II recently treated a case Of
sycosis (similar to BARRIERS itch) OF tho
lower lip with Newbro's Herpicide. There
was an extensive loss Of beard, with in
fammation extending we'll down on the
chin. The result OF the application Of
Herpicide was most gratifying. The loss
OF beard ceased and new growth of hair
is now taking place over the once infiam-
ed area.
"Gsigned) Melville e. O'NeilI, M. D.,
''s45 Howard street,
"San Francisco. Cal"
Herpicide kills the dandrun germ and
causes the hair TO grow abundantly.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20

Stuart Robson, with a very good COM
pany, in Bronson Howard's comedy, 1.-THE
Henrietta" is the chief attraction at the
theaters this week. Robson's Berthe the
Lamb is said to be of the best.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20

The most SUCCESSFUL nation Is determi-
nation.
Walnut and Pecan Panoche. Townsend.
Choice candies. Townsend's. Palace Hotsl,
Cal. Glace fruit soc per ID at Townsend.s a
Towrsend's California glaee fruits, 5oc a
pound. In fire-etched boxes or Jap has
6ss Market street. Palace Hotel building
Special information supplied daily 10
business houses and public men by the
fosry vRpns SssI Ts,sahs sAiiMsns2 go Mont
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20

America is the land of the free and the
hope OF -the brave. Of course. but there
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20

The most successful nation Is determi-
nation.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20

Walnut and Pecan Panoche. Townsend. .
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20

Tmmany
Seth Low uneated him
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20

Choice candles. Townsend's. Palace Hotel.