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IntereSa.

Necesitamos Agentes vendedores
para la venta por medic de muestras,
de nuestroS arLfeulos al comercio al
por mayory detail de la isla de Puer
to-Rico. Los articulos son muy ven
dibles con solo mostrarlos. Somos los
primeros y unicos manufacturers
de los artfculos de nuestro ramo, en-
ell mundo. Sc paga sueldo 8 comisi6n
liberal. Para mas detalles dirijanse
los interesados, incluyendo tres cen
tavos en- sellos, la "CAN-DEX MA
NUFACTURING COMPANY" Bu-
ffalo-N.Y. United States Of America.
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PONCE.
La Playa de Ponce ha es-
tado a punto de ser
destrulda por un
incendio,
FL cuerpo de Bomberos
como slempre en- su
puesto'
Una senorita de Ponce
sera colocada en- la
Ohcina de Co.
rreos de la clu-
dad.

Playa Agosto g.. A las 104 de
10 ms nana de hoy pudo ocurrir un
gran incendio que hubiera destrui.
do este poblado. En- una pieza de
caf1as de 10 hsciends sConstancia.
proxima III poblado habfa una enor-
me cAntidad de paja y precise men.
to cuando reinaba un fuerte brisote
sc les antoj6 6 los trabajadores dar-
le fuego y como era natural las liza.
mas envolv.eron por impalso del vien
to las cAsAs mas cercAnas, nsgando
algunas & cojer fnego, mientras ell
humo asfixiabA las personas que
acud1sn & prestar auxilio. A udio
el cuerpo de Bombsros y vecinos
logrAndo dominar ell incendio que Sc
presentaba amenszador. Mas tarie
Acudieron dos trollys CON bomberos
de 10 ciudad, una bomba y un CARO-
de mapgs. Los jornaleros que die
ron faego & 10 pieza de cana fueron
detenidos y conducidos & 10 carcel.
Han fondeado en- este puerto Ia
goletA ipglesa .Qui ssetas proceden.
to de Lunemburgo con sslszones y
10 goletS mericana eFet "a Pr; sseys
de NV York con provisiones. Ma.
mana es esperado el vapor espaflol
<Argentino.s
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UTUADO.
de maestro corresponsal. }

Agosto 9. El primero del GO.
rriente mes, Sc ausent6 CON su apre'
ciable fAmilia para Ell vecino pueblo
de Camuy el DR.. DON Julio Audinot
que durAnte Af1o y medic ejsrci6 en-
esta poblACi6n como director de Sa.
nidad, CON cello extremado, direc.
cion acertada y aprecio general, no
tan solo como nae lico sino nor las
bellas condolences sociales de que
estk ador nado Usuado laments en-
alto grado 10 aussncia del facultati.
vo y del am go, y no puede menos q.
fslicitar { Camuy por la buena al:
quisici6n que hA hecho.
Hemos tsLido Ell gusto de salu.
dar 10 distingaida sel1orita dofia
BArbaritv z sno GAndfA hermana del
apreciable Director de La Oorrespon
dencia
La Stta. z sno es hue sped de sus
amigos y pSrientes los esposos Ca
llejo, en- donde pasark una tempora
dita de algunOs meses, los que de-
seamos se prolongaen al verlos des'
LIAR entire carif1os y alegffas.
El Juzgado de pAz trabaia sin
O0SG04SO3 y OW4W N0A S0 Ii AC6 mW6
acreedor q la gcan estimation CON
que ell pueblo le distipgue, su labo'
rioso, recto & imparclal Jefe DON
Felix Ssjjo Rivera.
Paede asegu rarse que en- 81 nc
existen horas de ofcina, pues 10 mis-
mo de dia que de noche siempre se
esta trabajsndo para tramitsr el e1
mulo de parties que & diario se prese,
| tan.
Du -ante el pasa1o Jalio se ini
eiRron % causas ceiminales por dis
tintos So puestos deiitos, de las gus
s SO resolvieron aqpf pasando les de
mas al Tribunal de Distr't,. Sc i'm
pusieron multas por vAIor de 81 $ Il
centavcs, cobra ldose 20 en- eff active
y cinco redimidos con prison carce
lariA.
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Law suit killer.

El que suscribe ha alberto de
nuevo su Centro de consultas y &C mi
stones, dedicAndoss pecislmente
los arreglos y arbitrsges. San Fran.
cisco 81. Apartsdo Al Te,egra.
So BlAncosa. Julian Il B anco.
ais
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r. MONTHS
GRAN BAZAAR DE R0PA HECHA
S A S TRERIA

Allen % San Juan.
Constante y complete surtido en-
Traies hechos, Camisas, Cuellos, Pu-
nos, Corbatas, Tirantes, Ligas, Pa
raguas, Capas impermeables y de-
mas artIculos para caballeros.
Para TR4Jh'S A Ii NEDZDA
hay un bonito y espl6ndido surtidc
DE CASl4NIRk'S IgleseS y France
SeS
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LAS sef1oritas que sc examina-
ron en- esta ciudad aspirantes & des-
tinos en- correos han sido aprobAdas
y una de elias probablemente queda.
RI colocAda en- esta A iministraci6n.
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Las retretss que de- 10 Compa-
MIA del trolly en- ell muelle continuan
muy concurridas Y animadas.
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DZIUlH Dlls lUElllU'OlUU. AN rar,e4n an n a1a.1 s.
nt impartial eco de 0phAdny de hpas4
o-Rico Lunes, II de Agosto 1902 Ofcina ALLEN 81
San Juan, P B. second GLASS matter July 1900
iALERTA!
Habiendo Scott s. Bovine Contrib1do mas que
nadie popularizar las virtudes n1ertos del
acete de hlgado de bacalao, 10 consdezan iii
deber poner al p1blico gt1ardia contra los
ardides de que va1en algunos if1dustriales
para dar salida productos. Rechacese
todo frasCo rotulado "Emuls0n" 8 PALABRA
PARECIDA que no sea la genuina ode Scott"
La leg1tima EMULSION DE SCOTT contiene
el verdadero mas puro acete de h1eado, de baca-
lao Noruego y los mas puros y efcaces ingred;en-
tes Sc vende al precio que vale rs barata a SUI
precio pues con uso hay desenganos. SIEM7
PRE- HA SIDO EFICAZ Siempre ha tenido la
del mundo Las imltaclones son hechas |'para ven
der, para especular la gran fama de que goza
la original Emulsion de Scott. AL lgunas de elias
carecen en- absolute del verdadero aceite LA LE-
GITIMA PRODUCE LOS RESULTADOS
|QUE PUEDEN ESPERARSE DE SUS
| 1COMPONENTES. La de Scott Sc sabe7 Que cura
Y alimenta q la vez Sc CANA la salud y tempo
dinero usando Ia leg1tima de Scott desde el prlncl-
po., Y ease 10 que dlcen medcos emnentes:
THE NEW=YoTK ms npNnpsn ppr,ros
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TARJETAS de vista con sobre-
y sin ellos, SO hacen en- xLa Cos
frespondencia,s
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DR.. Coll Cuchf

AVOCADO
Fierce en- todos los tribunales.
San Francisco 80.
San Juan P. r
2 A.
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Evolutionary Recital.

MIS- Browns elocutionary recital. unoc,
the auspices aud for the benent ar N.
senior Christian Endeayor Society of rhe
central Christian church, viii be given n,
that church next Tuesday evening. Jplv y,
and promises one Of the plessanrast and
nus chJoSaple evening entertainments oi
me season Mrs Browns class mas hean
especially trgi1ed Tor this entertainment
whieh is for the purpose Of ass!st,ll.g ths
erclety ia raising much-needed funds To,
ehutSh purposes The program 10 be ron,
dered Is as follows: go
,heGtation-"Prlor to Miss Bans An
=, PtaI aHce ....-.,.... ... Evalyn Hunter
recitation winning Cups First ana
Lust Race ,............. Leonard Kelly
Vocal duet--"The Lily and the Rose"
,Mlsses Aiieen Anderson ami Haze
Recitation "ostler joe. Morris Moor.
Gesture pantomlme. Miss Hazel Brown
vocal solo. ..,.-,,... Miss Aileen Anderson
Recitatlon-'Naughty Hcil"..........
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iss Hazel brown
vocal solo. ..., ..-,....,. Mr. f, b. kinzer
Last aeJ In drama-"Lean, the For
eAbtu ..,...... .....,........
Miss Aileen Anderson aud Mr.. Murray
Franklin Brown
Quartette Observation-Disclosures.
MIS-. pickcns, Miss Brown, Mr.. Bau.
guss Mr.. Kinzer
Recitation, ............ Miss Eyalyn Hunter
econd and last act IN drnma--lngomar
the Barbarian" Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Hazel Brown and Mr.. Murray
Franklin Brown.
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS cITY.
Resident Taxpayers Vote to Retain the
Municipal Charter

Resident Taxpayers Vote to Retain the
Municipal Charter.
At the election held in Houston Heights
yesterday to determine whether or not the
city should retain It's recently acquired
charter or voluntarily relegate itself back
to the inconspicuous position of village,
the result showed that the people have
become accustomed to city ways and Ike
1t,
The total vote cast was 16s. OF this
number l16 voted to retain cityhood and
81 voted against the proposition one vote
was thrown out Only resident taxpayers
were qualified electors at this election. The
vote IS over twothirds In favor Of the city
charter and may be said TO express cont
dence Ia the present city government and
as an Endorsement OF the administration 5
course up 10 this time.
II Is also thought to indicate that at
the next election, to be held on Wednes-
day, July %. that the people viii vote q
majority In favor of the bond issue coutem.
plated for the lettering Of educational
facilities. There Is no certainty Of this,
however, and the people have all to say in
tue matter.
John n. Boyle was made supervisor OF
election and he appointed as judges, D. W.
Nhlnpe and a. +. rarker. The clerks
were +. F. Waesch aud John r. Riordan.
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SONG SERVICE AT sHEARN CHURCH

Program OF Choice Selections to Be
Rendered BY Trained Vocalists.
A service Of song viii be held at shearn
church tonight at s.15 O'Clock. In which
the fayorte vocallsts Of shearn church
choir, under the direction Of Miss Hughes,
Will be assisted by members Of Christ
church choir Following Is the program.
Gloria-Mozart's First Mass-Quartette
and Chorus. Mrs. Sweeney, Miss
Hughes, Mrs Lee Campbell Miss
Bradburn, Messrs. Harold Wood
head, Gould. Ed WoOdnead Smith
Contralto solo-'Not Ashamed OF Christ"
List, the Cherubic Voices" (Goul's
Holy City) Ladies' Quartette, with
bass obligato. ...,.......L. \, Grelling
"Oh, Thou That Tellest Handles
Messiah. Contralto solo-Chorus.
............... Miss BradDurn
'Of stars the Fnirest"-(Hayd n's Crea-
tionl Duet and chorus. ...........
....... Miss Hughes and Mr.. Grelllng
ION Thee Each Living Soul Awaits
tHaydns Creation) .........,.. 49,.
Miss Hughes, Mr Gould, Mr. Grelling
Sopranos; Mrs. J. !. Campbell, Mrs.
and Hughes. Altos-Mrs, Lee Campbell,
Misses Bradburu c. Fleig and Carries.
Tenors-Messrs. II. Woodhead, John STAINS
field, Otto Stansgeld Albert Jnenger, Fred
Juenger, Gould, Ed Smith and Hin, Bassos
-Messrs. Smith. Lee Campbell, ed Wood.
head, Otto Juenger and Blggs.
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TWO CROPS A YEAR

"Anothor surprising fact Regarding this
section is the raising of two crops on the
same land ia one year. saw land not
long since that produced fifty to sixty
bushels Of oats per acre and is now planted
In rice and wlll make a full crop The
oats crop was harvested in May and the
rice planted in June.
This is what makes this country the
homcseekers paradise.
Nearly all the people OF this section
are white. very few negroes being found
there. Between Houston and Victoria there
Is room for 10000 more farmers and /
don't know OF any country that offers
any better prospects. The farmers OF North
and Central Texas could not do better than
locate in the coast country where irriga-
ton takes away the chance OF crop fail
great work by circulating literature con
corning this country throughout the other
portions OF the State.
Thousands Of people are now watching
the development of the coast country ia
It's wonderful and almost unlimited capac.
ity for production In rice, sugar cane, hay.
truck farming. etc, and ] have received
personally, many Inquiries concerning this
section, which ] have not found time TO
answer, so ! give out this Information for
that purpose
Some people win come here thinking
that they Will turn over money with a
shovel--such are not wanted Those who
come 70 stay andsto work hard Will realize
tremendous returns.
The town u p Campo Is prosperous
ana growing rapidly, having about doubled
Its population In the past two years Sub,
stantial brick business houses are being
built and the citizens are reaplng the
benefits OF the wave OF prosperity"
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rMpoRrANr.


We believe that no ncraon Inns right TO
consider his parlor complete until he has
investigated All the good things on the
market. and II some dealer has more 10 ~
itr tnhn others IL is 70 BIS interest 10 look
int0 the question at least. This Is tho pnst.
ton WE occupy and claim
We are well aware there are lots Of
piaaos on the market that are sold for more
m0pey than those we handle. We also
lSnow there are lots OF pianos sold for less,
We know that thorc are no pianos made
that are any better than ours, no matter
what price is asked for them We know
Ihere are lots sold for more than those we
handle that ARE not as good
These are rather strong statements We
can not demonstrate the truth OF them
Without your assistance. Your assistance
In this matter would consist Ia your giving
us the opportunity OF showing you what We
have, Are you not willing that we should
We want 20 fix this question so that Won
can save money. Let us SEQ OF hear from
yor You're for good pianos. c, Crune-
NalA
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Al the AudItorlum IhIs Week.

the Leah Russell Speciality company. IN
polite and refined vaudeville. WIN enter.
tain the many who are taking advantage
pany has Just finished very sncccsSfni
two weeks at West End aud all members
have been spoken OF quite complimentary
Russell, a singing Coincidence and
monologist Of very high character. OH.
ers. who will make up the program are as
dd9,llows; oGeorse costiey, q real come.
costley brothers also put on double song
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shV4t anu lhS outdTy large ana lnS w VI
easy.
He plugged on for many Moons,
keeping his Eye on that Roll.Top Desk,
for the Manager was getting into the
Has-Been Division and he knew there
would be a Vacancy.
AT last the House gave the old Man
ager the Privilege of retiring and living
on whatever he had saved.
'Ah, this is where Humble Merit
gets its Reward" said the Patient Toll
er. Il can see myself counting Money"
That very Day the Main Gazooks led
into the Office one of the handsomest
Tennis Players that ever worked on
Long Island and introduced him all
around as the new Department Man
ager.
Il shall expect you to tell Archibald
all about the business" said the Main
Gazooks to the Patient Toiler, You
lC k.a - A.. 81 Low
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tackled. When he swung at Golf Ball
he usually hit himself in the Ankle In
sailing a Boat he did not know a Sheet
from a Sail He ducked all kinds of
Athletic Sports. In Company he be-
came balled up and often had to be Res
cued. Therefore, to avoid making too
many Breaks he would go to the Blonde
and contidentially ask her to be his
True Friend and steer him through the
Shoals
Number One would be out on the
Links. hammering away to win 81
Cup, but Number Two would remain
under Cover and complain of feeling a
trifie Knocked Out and permit the
Blonde to put Cold Cloths on his Head.
! Then he would give her a couple OF
those long yearning Looks and tell her
that no one else had ever been quite so
! Good TO him
Number One was irving 10 damon.
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FIFTEEN SACKS TO THE ACRE.
The land, under its present undeveloped
conditions will produce about fifteen bags
of rice per acre, which will bring about
50 per bag This is a much greater income
than n farmer can derive from any other
crop and when his land is well cultivated
and irrigated his Yield will be much great.
or. In addition 10 this Il can be safely
stated that one man can cultivate 100 acre;
of rice after the land is brought into proper
shape for irrigation.
Rice is by no means the only crop that
can be successfully grown in this section.
Cotton IS staple and is looking splendid.
Corn Is not largely grown and win make
about half crop this year. In the rich
valley of Old Caney sugar cane is largely
raised and hue crops are produced Hay
and oats thrive around nj Campo, The
former being 4 hne quality Of prairie hay
ana as ic improves with successive years
OK cultivation this industry has grown 10
large proportions Immense Quantities be.
ing shipped every year
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A HOUSTON 1NvrNrIoN

Messrs Votaw, Grubbs ana Votar, -
eAnloltlon at Neeeo & Elsemann's NJ, ~ ~,
S See,sessrday new idea In the way of med,'
, ,hhted steam bath cabinet. The lest Was
ana p%diu ,,y satisfactory IN every particular
paysiians These gentlemen viii imis
,msaiatey establish a plant here for IA.
manufacture Of the cabinet. Mr. Gruhhs
, ,snYes az once for Hot Springs, where he
earlunis az that place, This Will be now.
exclusively. ".4 os used
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NOTICE.
For the Rene

For the Beneht of Hay Fever spnfo-ars
Il have been a sufferer of this horrib,o
disease on and on for thirty.seyen yeaIS
dhfty days since had a fearful sttark
OF Ihis monster and by the advice Of a
III.eld called on Drs, Lunn & Iunn of MI
city and by vigorous application Of ~
e.ectrle needle IN two weeks fine and
s myself entirely relieved. make tb i'i
bs aasamteht on my own volition and for fhe
Respectfully. etc, W r s sgnGTfers'
Houston, Texas. July Ia le05 >'Hs'eSs'
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and dance and are artists In their par.
tlcular line Prank Klnsner and Joe Kins-
ner, the worlds champion equillbrlsts and
ncrobats Klusner does a wonderful bal.
ancing act from his forehead and chin,
in one act he balances n boy on bicycle
and other similar difficult turns Miss
Maud and Myrtle Hoilngeworth entcrt0ln
IN new. novel nonsense and singing and
dancing specaltes Miss Ncllie Madison
In surprisingly superior specialtles. All
ladies' admitted free Monday night II seats
are reserved at Capitol Pharmacy before
o D. N.
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spring a Good One every little while
Whenever he told ripe old Scandina.
Wan Wheeze or an Irish Bull she would
let out Whoop and keel right over
among the Cushions. He was an un-
qualified Hit and ran for nearly 100
Nights.
shes the Strip Of Calico for me-"
said the Private Comedian. There's
no chance of a Crust forming on our
Married Life, for I can see a Future
all ripping with Laughter. shall be
Funny Man and she can play Audience.
After they had been married couple
OF years she knew mis- whole Repertoire
backwards. He had collection OF
Hastetters that made Joe Miller seem
comparatively Recent and he worked
them Off every time they had Company
but not at any other Time
Her Sense Of IIumor seemed to evap.
crate after she had heard some 1000
shine Catches told in parlor Dialect.
The storytelling Man dies like an
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The Woman's Christian Temneranco
Union was held at Mrs. rracy's. 1909 polR
avenue on wednesday. Devotional READ.
ing from the twelfth chapter of Hebrews.
Transaction of business and talks from the
ladies' were very Interesting Mrs. Tracy
gave q description of her VISIT TO stamford
and the interest that is being taken in t t., u
perance work there. Adjourned ia meat
at Mrs. Mihil's Wednesday july 2S ~
4;3o p, m very interesting program is
being prepared
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In order that the began to fill
him
to
Center Of The Table, that her Face
MORAL: Only
Got il In the Usual Place
there office Employe a Education
He believed his Ia and Ito Wait
buckled
n inn
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CHURCH SERVICES TODAY.
PRESBYTERIAN.

Westminster Presbyterian Church.-Cor.
ner Rusk and Louisiana. sabbath school
at $40 A. m. Preaching at ii a. m. and
Q p m; by Rev. Dr. Little Of DenisOn
1ogng- Peoples Society Christian Endeayor
at p N.
First PRESBYTERIAN Church.-Rev. william
r. LeaveIL d. D., pastor Will preach Nc
- A. 10, followed by the administration
JHnlus i. French, ID. D., pastor of me
6 6[oadbway church OF Fort Worth, viii
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He lived in the dear old Latin Quar-
ter until his Wardrobe was caked on
him Finally his Letter of Credit Pc
tered and he had to return to Illinois
where the crude Yokels shave every
Saturday Night and put Butter on their
Bread.
He showed up on the Prairie with a
Mardi Gras Costume, considerable Dan
druff and four bum Sketches. Father
looked him over and went for the AK
but Mother talked him out of 1t.
One Year in the Home of Art had
weaned Alec away from the Simple
Joys of the Middle West. He was all
the time hollering because he could not
get Garlic in his Food. He wore a Vel
veteen Coat and smoked Fumigato CT
garettes and read French Novels. Alec
didn't know who was President Of the
Country or Governor OF the State and
he did not wish to bother about il.
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THE Ell CAMPO COUNTRY.
A LAND OF PROMISE, FLOWING WITH
MILK AND HONEY.
The Effects Of Irrigation on Rice Culture
Abundanty Observation-Disclosures
Are Astonishing.

The Ei Campo country and its wonderful
resources iu the production of rice, pats,
hay and cotton We're the subjects OF a
dissertation 10y a guest OF the Lawlor yes
terday. Mr. c. w Jones, field agent Of
the Guffey Petroleum company Of Port
Arthur was the gentlemaa who impaired
The Information on these subjects 10 q rep.
resentatlyc OF The Pest Sir Jones S
probably one of the best posted men in the
State on the advantages Of the coast coun-
try. and his late observations prompted
him 10 give 10 the public some idea OF the
sectien "l tSe ooal, o~ln' ''v vecmitobis
6@mescekcrs' paradise.
"a combination OF circumstances has
brought ahont the c,9ndi Ions that tend Z"
Pu. 'uS ScS,,on ~ NJ Nv ynn a. "a" ,Ln, e.
tHI1I centet' sa'u VI. nwuvS, anu nav ~
NY ~ ,,,i, t1nn.,,Ul 50 ~ w ~ 80
in ~ i,st fy. ,n9rs -, ,.o,, p,isbt s,v
~ ~, iHe 'us, wv us VI ~" 49, 49, ~,
M,tni3 w ms Sfa ir1,S,, ny
Texas has drawn Intention To- Kindred I'M.
forribly drawn 10 rice md oil
aEihrS il nno Of tbe ie9dfng nroducts ~
tbe rtch no,nfTv arot,nd lst f,aTNrn ga inc,
The rpisipr Of that product demands irrlr1-
lion n can be seem nj almost glance
where the oil comes I'm
ARrESIAN WE'LL IRRIGATION.
III mas oeen round thAt irrigation by
means Of artesian wells is a feasible
proposition in the Ell Campo country and
since tho discover,, % poa,,,,o,l IN -,
.,,s.s "''N'". "i nus
Uuue'eu tn' PI"uuc'ioh OF gasoline very
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Commercial wishing himself back
Paree and nearly he would his Wish
the Directory Man asked Mes Father for Information
Yon search me- replied the unfortunate Patriarch He does
called
label him French Hes mixture Partisan Sucker
fgureit a
Of House
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THE DEATH ROLL.
Mrs. Mary O,Cnnnnll

Mrs, Mary O'C0nnen aged n, died NJ tba
hoMe OF her husband. Patrick O'Connor
1907 Elyslan street, ~ $3.50 y. IN. yesterday.
me funeral VIII taao place from ST. PAT.
ilck's church Mt p m, today. Intcrmeut
ia Hollywood cemetery. Deceased leaves no
family except her husband who has been
an employe OF the Southern Paclac railway
for number Of years.
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METHODIST

Tabernacle Methodist Church.--Cornar
y wiii, and Caroline Third ward II G.
Wits pastor. sunday school at $40
m j. V. pealy, superintendent. Preaciitg
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z, IN, sunday General prayer meeting
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Part OF Hill Block sols.

Mrs. Kettle Bryan sold for l.. Kaiser
three lots corner OF Main street ana draw
avenue, better known as part OF The III,
blocI. The consideration was ST. 500