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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-31
FINAL TEST FOR ACONITE
DIR. REM WILL CONCLUDE ANALY.
SIS TODAY

Final tests for aconite will be made
on the stomach OF Tommy Harmon by
Bacteriologist REM today. and on the
outcome will depend the determining OF
the exact cause of death.
AS was related in 7 h GIob yester-
day definite traces of the poison were
discovered Saturday the only reliable
color test for this virulent alkalOid show
sensation on the palate, which is anoth-
er Indication of it, was also distinctly
noticed. The final and most conclusive
test, that upon a small live animal is
the only remaining one, and that will
be made today. The one thing that
stands in the way of a thoroughly sat
isfactory application of this test is the
fact that most portions of the stomach
have been used in the search for other
pOisons. and the quantity in the portion
available may not be sufficient to pro-
duce death in the animal to be expert
mented upon.
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] : 7
- n 2 w S

The Crusaders will celebrate their nine
teenth anniversary at Cretin hall Friday
night, April 49, with a banquet. An APP
pcopriate programme will be prepared.
A gasoline stove explosion in Schwa-
beUs barber shop, 391 Wabasha street,
yesterday morning started a blaze which
damaged the building to the extent of
So
Francis Chabot the forman who was
injured at the Omaha shops last week,
remains in about the same condition.
The physicians have hopes for his re-
C5vcry.
An old store house near Post Siding,
Owned by the Northern Pacific Railroad
company, was destroyed by fire yester-
day. The loss is about $500. The origin
of the fire is unknown.
NJ l.. Mclaughlin and Patrick Kelly,
who were arrested for fighting in a West
side saloon Saturday night, will be in
police court this morning to answer to
The charge of drunk and disOrderly.
Mamie Sweeney sixteen years of age,
residing with her parents on Park ave-
nue.. was arrested yesterday by the Ron
do police on complaint of her father.
charging her with incOrrigibility. She
refuses to stay at home.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Sacred Thirst society will be held at
Cretin hall, Thursday evening, April II.
This will be an open meeting and all
friends of temperance are invited to at
tend.
Rev. A. b. Medium, pastor of the Cen
tral Presbyterian church, was so ill last
evening as TO be unable to attend church
and the services We're conducted by Rev.
@. II. Brdgman, president Of Hamline
university
The funeral of Charles Hozhower the
man who was taken from the Capitol
hotel. on Wabasha street, Saturday and
who died an hour after arriving at the
city hospital, viii be held this afternoon
As he has no relatives in this country
he Will be buried by friends.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-31

When the stomach won't work the
whole body suffers as every tissue or
structure Of the body depends on the
stomach for nourishment and renewal
II Inc stomach is weak. inactive and IN
able to properly digest food It not onIy
subjects the body to a state of chronic
semi-starvation or habitually half-fed
condition that weakens 1t and renders 1t
less productive of accomplishment and
less resistant to disease but it allows 0f
the absorption Of half-digested rotting
material that is a positive poison to il
ana taxes the eliminatiVe organs to expel
II from the body Thus it. will be seen
tnat the inconvenience and distress the
disturbed rest, the. horrors of insomnia.
ana the dreadful caprices of nightmare,
are the most insignificant part Of indi.
gestlon anc that real danger turks be-
hind the condition
Few people seem to realize the dangers
OF weak. defective ard dsordere1 diges-
lion, Health reports do not give il as
cause Of death because some other dis
ease scts IN TO work destructive changes,
only made possible by the imperfect dI,
gestion. and the death is accredited n
them.
There are many medicines on the mar
heI intended to correct and improve per
verified or impaired digestion but non.
are s. safe, so economical 50 convenient
SO eAect1Ve, 50 satisfactory SO pouIar a
are stuart Dyspepsia Tablets. Whether
tIIT dyspepsia IS OF long Stacdtng or is
only case Of temporary indigestion,
Ihey give prompt and pronounced relief
Their regular use for a time will cure all
forms of gastric insufciency so that
good digestion will wat on appetite ana
health on both"
BY promoting perfect digestion all It's
sues and structures are better fed and
take on heathful activity, the blood be
comes rich, the flesh sound and firm, the
nerves strong, the eyes bright, the skin
cleai the mind alert and cheerful. and
enc begins to feel the lust Of IIfe-ths
JOY of mere living
Mr.. Thomas Scale. Mayfield. Cal. saws:
, lave used and recommended Stuart's
them to keep the stomach right
Mr.. +. II. Davis, of Hampton Va
says: Il dOctored five years Tor dyspep-
sla, but in TWO months ] got more bene-
mt from Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets than
IN five years Of the doctors treatment"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-31
Low Sleeping Car Itates.

Twice a week the Chicago Great West
ern railway runs comfortable tourist
Joseph and Kansas City at half the reg
ular double-berth rates. For furtaer in
formation apply to ]. y. StOrr. City
Ticket Agent. corner Fifth and Robert
streets, St. Paul. MINI.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-31
TOM ENRIGHT DEAD.
Expired of Heart Disease Early oB
Sunday Morning.

Tom Enright, an old-time and wei
known hotel chef about the Twin Cities
died at l o'clock Sunday morning OH
heart disease at his home ON Third ave
nue. south, Minneapolis Mr. EnriSht
was not sick any length Of time and his
sudden death will come as a surprise to
his many friends. Although practically
a resident of Minneapolis he had spent
most of his time and was continually
employed in st. Paul
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-31
Baky Ston1achs.
They Show No Structural Defects, Exhibit No
Evidence Of Real Disease-Bseause they
IRE Tagged, Lazy or Contrary,
They Won't Work.

FOOD Lies IN them for Hours Decomposnn Rottfnc
Forming NOxous Compounds that Poison System and
sertax those Organs that Have Instead az
Nutritious cyae that will Enrich E7ay Feed
the Various Tissues and Structures OF the Body.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-31
SteriIized Book Beer.

Hamms bottle book beer is steriiized
The filled bottles are placed in large iron
tanks. These are filled with water
which is gradually brought to a degree
of heat sufficient to thoroughly steriIize
Telephone the Big Home Brewery, Main
1885, for case of Hamm's Book Reer.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-31
The 500 Lines Spoons and Playing


Are the popular souvenirs the spoons are
in pretty designs and cards are of excel
lent quality and finish Call and see them
nj the ticket office. S79 Robert street.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-31

Everybody knows that Hamm's Book
Beer is good, because everybody drinks
it.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-31

Deposits made on or before April will
re ceive three months interest on July III.
Security Trust COMPANY. n. Y. Lie Jldg.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-31

Home Savings Banks given to deposit
ors. Security Trust Co.. n. Y. Life Bldg.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-31
RELIGHT THE CANDLES.
knights Rose Croix Perform Their
Annual Easter Ceremony.

The impressive ceremony of reIghting
the lights was the feature of Easter
Sunday with the St Paul chap
ter Of the Knights Rose CrOiX The
lights were extinguished Friday evening
and promptly at 1920 Yesterday after
noon the candles were reIighted.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-31

Cold, Damp Feet Won't Give You "a
If you will take in time Laxative Bro
mo-Quinine Tablets. Z. W. Groves sig
nature on box
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-22

FL sen or Ross. Para e7o pode.
mos regirnos por Ell Bill F0rak or,
que en- estos casos pide que las dos
terceras parties sean las qua consti-
tuyRn quorum,
E! sa6or B 3sOsA.--No estoy CON
forme, porque no es ese el sjstema
qQe nosOtros seguimos. E ,ta asAm
blea no estk formsda por las dos
terceras pA'tes y 81 por Ia mitad ma !
uno. Ne Afirmo en- que SO dele en-
lIber5ad q los comit6s para que deci-
dan el punto; y all1 donde hayA Is
miembrOs, s SO les &ntoj& decir que
z constituyen quorum, santo y bue
no.
FL senior Ros. -[L9e los deberss,
del Presidente, .SecretSrio, Tssore
no, y dem&s, del comit6. Lo de loa
f )ndos y recollection de los mismos.
Q1e cada comit6 queda en- libertad
para votSr la Quota COP que cada
uno debe contribuir anu almente; y
estAblecer los repartos consigaien
tes
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Una aSOCiaCi6n
CientifiCa
pr0Sidida pOr puortorriQue1O
FL Sr. Andres SaIazar
PREsENTA DOS MEMORIALS
ACERCA DE TEMAS DE
GRAN INTERES.

El seGor Andes SalaZ2r es j0-
ven puertorr' q 1e1l dadicado estu-
dios m61icos en- B rec 'ona que &ca-
Sa de obte 1er m merecidO triunfo
ante ell pdbIico universitario de aque
lla ciudad. Ell Sr. Salazsr es ell pre-
sidente de eAcsdami& del cuerpo de
Iuternos de Medicin&ss de Barcelo.
ns, y en- los & timos trAbaios de aque
LA asociaci6n fignr& su nombre deco.
RADIO Dor dos Memories, uu& acerca
del &G6 aesis del carciuoms,1 y otro
titulsdo sValor del Gonococ0 en- ell
peritoneo.a
A nbos trabajoa han sido objeto
de fAvorables concentrates que hS-
ban mucho en- favor de LAS luces Y
talento del j6ven compatriotA que
honor tan leifGimo hace q su patri&
con la prosperidad Intellectual que
supo adqnirir p0r medic del estudio
y ell trabsjo.
El sef1or Salazar es de buena CO
pa Tiene en- 10 isla & su familia y
hay en- ella hombres de valer desem.
penAndo ssltSs poseciOnes para las
que Sc necesita L. virtud del estudio
y las dotes de la cultura.
Es de mucho inter6s para este
pals que los joVenes quienes Sc
prepAra para el porveuir respondan,
como ell senor Sslazar 10 hSce, CON
obras palpsbles de positive progte-
SO. Tenenos f6 en- 10 generation
que seievanta, y hoy que multitud
de compatriOtBs estudiRn en- los Esta
dos Unidos prontos & regresar 10
msdre'isla con 10 cultura &dqnirida,
esperamos que una nueva generaci6n
de h0mbres de valer reciba de la &C.
tual, para bien de Ia patri& condo, ell
legado que 10 actual generAc;6n le
deis, acasO contaminado de las VIE
Jas dolencias de nocivs educaci6n y,
si no exenta de los m@ritos de 10 lu-
cha que le TOGO an suerte, menestero
50 de olas de culturs, de frescos ele-
mentos de inteligencia y amor a Ia
TERRA n&tiva.
Dacoro de Pto Rico son, sin du-
da, sus buenOs hijos, y en- medic de
nuestr&s censurables disc ordias de
hoy, es siempre un co1suelo conf&r
e1 qus el estudio prepara otra gene
raci6n mss pru lente, menos ap&sio-
NADIA y mejor versAda en- los deberes
81 patriotismo,
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CuidadO
con los S0gurOS
contra jnCeDGiOS,

Con motive de las recl&macio.
nes y pleitos que han dado lugar
actualmente ciertos siniestros ocu-
rridos por incendio, Asegursdcs
por las Compa 4 las eL& Tras&'
atlanticso y GNorte Garm&nica de
Hamburg , nos hemos ocupado de
estudisr con alguua detenci61 4 las bR
ses y estipul&ciones de las p6lizss de
segurO, por Greer que en- cRsos abso
lutSmente fortuitos no podrian oca
siOnarse difereucias nj reclaim Sciones
iudiciales sino por causa de torcidas
interpretaciones del contrAt). p0r
fAlta de- claridad en- sus estipulAcio.
nes De- ess estu lilo nos ocurri6 IL idea
de s1meter q 10 Considera sion p6
b,ica Ia conveniencia que reportAr1s
al pals la constitution de mpafiias
iusulares de segaros contra inceu.
dos. sino para obtene: los pingues
videud0s que ser&a extrsidos &C
tusIme ate de esta TERRA por determi
das compafias extranjeras, por 10
menOs para qeu ta'es productos sc q
dArAn contribuyen1o &l progreso ma
terial de L. Isl&, 6 Ia par que hSbrfa
de inspirar mayo: conf1spza al pd.
blic0 ell ex&cto couocimiento de l&s
bases 'sobre qaa descsnsa Ell contra
to; y las leyes sp!icablss al c.so, "a
que, por hoy, en- no pocas ocasiones
ora pOr neg tigencia, ora por igno-
raucia nos rssults que firmamos un
coutrato de seguro cuy&s clausul&s
espeI8mos conooer acaso cuando ne
cesitamos Acudir los T.ibunales eu
demands de nuestros DER chos.
FaerzA es coDfs&ar que en- mu
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Venga vsarnos hallara que comprar baratlsimo.

chos casos es aceptads una p6lizR de
seguros de cualqnier companfa de
las que extienden sus oparaciones s
estas reg1ones, con solo exAminRr ell
tipo deinter6s que se ex g. al &segu
sado, y Ia forins en- que deben ser
p3gados los premios, sin que nos
preocupen las demRs condolences, Gu
20 estudio Queda aplazAdo para el ca
80 de IN siniestro
De ahf que resu ten aceptadas
luego condolences contradictorias en-
tire 81, y cl&usulas oscuras todas; 81
no sufcientss para perjer todo dere
cho & Ia indemniz sci6n, motive bAs
tante para que el asegur&do hSyA de
sometrse especu' aciones contra
riedades que no debier&n existir.
Asi pOr ejemplo, & ninguu CO.
merciAnte que trAtara de asegurar
las mercancias existentes en- su ests
blecimieuto Sc le oc1rriS adm;tir las
condiciOn de que en- case de siniestro
hubiera de justiflcar ex xActAmente el
valor qae tuvierAn dichA7 mercA1.
ci&s, en- ell momento Immediate anita
rior al inGendio que las destruyera.
E 'te requisite que llega al colmo de
Ia provision, ? que Sc nos AntojA co.
mo 81 mayor indici0 do culpalidad en-
IN siniestrO, 81 Sc estipulara en- rn
cont tAto de seguro, s9rfa ea IL gaae
ra!idRd de los cAsos pret9x para
no p9rcibir i1demnizac;6n en- el case
de no cump'irsa por el a7eguro.
FL cOmerCianta que asegurarA
sus interes es tendrfa diarimente que
balSncear su casa.
Ora estipulsci6u Unacceptable,
por lss d1lss qua diera log ar, Sc
rfA tambien la d. qla 81 as asegdrado
no pudiese reclama" indemuiz con
sin &compafAr ell fallo 8 sobresei-
mientO della causR inici&dA por los
Tribunales con motive del incendiO,
81, & Ia vsz SO estipulArA que toda
reclamation debe hacerse dentro de
un mes contando desde Ell dfa en- que
ocurriera Ell incendit.; puesto que de
este modo, 81 el Tribunal necesitass
mayor termip0 de m mes para die
tar su fAllo, resultarfa ilusorio el de.
recho del asegur&do.
C0ntinuaremos pra8entaudO de-
talladamente todas las clA6 sulas
objeto de previci6a en- esta clsse de
copt atf 8, y no t6 'minaremos nues-
ira lab 1r sin re srir b chos c0ncre-
tos, ocurridos y que son ensef1anZas
de nu sstr& experiences DA16 nos &
conocer las respuestas dadas por
aIguuos g sntes de CompAn1s de Sc
gdres, con motivo de reclamaciones
por IN siniest stro ccarrido en- esta
ciu1Sd.
Ponce, Mayo II 1902.
N
En- esta imprenta Sc vende pa
pei de- peri6dicos 90. 90 sl quintaJ.
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Arturo Bravo

COMERCIANTE Comisionista.
Bowling Greon Building
II Br0adway-New York,
Eiecuta 6rdenes de toda clase
de efectos que SO embarcan de los
Estados Unidos, y Sc Ccupa de la
Venta en- copsig uaci6n de trutos&
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EPORTO.RICORAILROAD I COMPANY

The Porto Rico Railroad Company beg
to inform the proprietors of factories and su-
gar estates that they are placing themselves
al their disposal to perform in their workshops
all the work of repairing and construction,
Their improved machinery allows them TO do
this work with the greatest rapidity and pre-
cisi6n. A model foundry with the most mo-
dern and improved machinery allows them
tosmelt within 48 hours those parts that are
urgently needed The railroad itself cantake
ali the parts to the workshops, which saves
the cost of carriage.
Free transportation by the railroad lines
will be granted tn our customers.
Greatly reduced prices.
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Llnea f6rrea del O9St9,
ITlN ER A 10

SatidAs de Baysm6n y Capital 81 =
mult&ne&mente.
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POLICLINICA
del Dr.. Rafael del Vale,

Tratamicnto de todas las enfcr-
mcdadcs en- general.
Operacioncs quirjlrgicas.
ESpccialdad en- atccci0nes de
los ojos y de las Was urinariaS.
Horas de conSuItaS de 2 4 dc
la tardc.
FortaIcza (AlIen Street, Is.
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El aSuntO de FiIipinaS.
ante la opinion 0urOp0a.
Extractos de la Prensa.

La a0ater cure (tortuPA por medic
del agua) y Ell cRracter sanguinAriC
deIciertss 6rdenes milit&res en- Flipi
mas, han dado OCCASION & Eeveros CO.
mentari0s por parte de Ia prensa del
continente europeO
ale Temps de Paris insertA una
cSrts de su correspOnsal de Filipi'
mas en- cue Sc pone de relieve Ell Ca
r&cter cruel de la cAmpaffs empren
dida contra los filipiuos en- srmas, y
termina diciendo: sEs evideate que
81 los filipinos aceptan con gran re.
pugnsucis Ia do ninacion extranjera,
d@bese a que Sc iguora el difcil ar5e
de hacarse tolerable en- pals extran-
jerC.
Por su parte L'Zadlp0nd0rce Bel
ge, en- un artfculo que denomina
eExposici6n de uu esc6nd&lo,D SO
ex presa en- los terminus siguie 1tes :
sPaede imsginsrse ls indignsci6u
que inspirau tales revelaciones. Pa.
ra modificAr un tanto el deplorable
efecto de este sentimiento, Ell Sacre.
tArio de Ia Guerra dispuso que Ell
Gobernador del Archipelago publ
case una orden general q las tropas,
encarecie 1dolas que trStssen & los
n&turales con 10 mayor benevolen-
cia. La recommendation era buena,
pero es de temer que llegars slgo
tarde, puas el GobernadOr GArde-
ner, de TayAbas, ha pSsado Al Co.
bierno de Warrington IN informe en-
que dice que las tropas americans
deberian retirars9 cuanto antes, TO-
da vez que eu actitud alicia por modo
irrevocable de los Estados Unidos
las simp&tfas de los filipinos. @ 1e
un q to fQncionario exprese tale 3
opiniones y SO psrnita dar tan rAdi
cal cOnsejO, prueba que los excesos
cOmetidos van mas ALA de cuAuto
fa6 revelsdo ante el consejo de que,
rr& celebrado en- Manila, y SO com
prende porqu6 los f ipinos persisten
en- tan desesper&da resistenciR. <L7s
flipinos nunca serar de provech }
alguno, en- la practica, para los E ).
tadOs UnidOs,~ Observa un perio 3ico
anti, au ricAuo, y 6:gano agrsrio,-
81 Kre'as Zejte1ng, de B 3rlir, ell cual
haca resAltar todos los aspectos 6es
coDsoladores de 10 situRci6u en- Fiji
pin&s
E Herald de Kobe [Jap6n] com
para el p1o5Iema con el enredo de
Iuglaterr2 en- ell Sur de Africa: GEL
hsCho mas Fignif1cAdor," dice, "re.
lAcionAdo con Ia situAci6n 6 9neral
en- las islas, es que ell gobierno ame
ricano, hseta l& fecha, no ha dado
indicio de procsder q ninguna ion
portante reduction de sus fuerzss
milit&res en- el Archipelago. E.
tempo, por supuesto, estk do pArte
de los Estados Unidos, como 10 estd
de la G an Bretafls en- Afcic1; pero
hay una diferencia La situa ;l6 I de
la Grar Bretafls en- Africa ex ge que
Sc manteuga resuelta y arms por to
do el tempo que fu 9re necesArto. NJ
hay ley a'gura que obligae 6 persis
tir en- la conquis5a de las FilipinAs,
y existe 10 posibilidad de q1e con g.
! tempo Sc pregunte 81 las Fllipinae
valen Ia pena, 81 valen 10 que ya sc
hs derrochA ado en- vidas = diner0
maxine cuando no SO vislumbr& CT
lontananzS Ell t6:mino de tantos So
crifcios,"
(Traducjdo del Literary Degis8,
Netg York para La Correspondence J
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G OM u NrA
DE LOS
FERRO..OARRILES DE PTO-RICO

La Companfa de los Forrocarriles dc
Puerto Rico pone en- cOnooimiento del publ
co y muy partCularmente de los hacendados
y duehos de fabrica, que, habiendo montado
en- sus talleroS dc Santurce maquinaria per-
feccOnada, SO encuontra Ell condiciones de
hacer toda clase dc roparaciones do pleas de
maquina asi como dc uuoya construction con
prontitud y oSmerO.
Tambi&n disponc de una fundici6n mo
deo provista de aparatos modernOs y perfec-
cionados que le permlten fundir dentro de
las AZ horas aquellas pleas que SO necesiten
con urgenoia.
Pueden remitirse gratuitamente por fe-
rrOoarril tOdas las pleas de m&quina que
hayan de ser reparada8, 10 que representa-
una gran economic.
Precios muy reducidOs.
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Los anemicos, los ra-
/ qufticOs, los atacados con
/ frecuencia de catarrOS,
los paludicos y cuantos
! deseen verse VigOrOsOs
j: deben tomar la EMUL-
/ SION DE SCOTT pOrque
es ell medicamento mas
valioso en- el tratamiento
del raquitiSmo y anemla
infantll, pOrque es un ali
/ mcnto produCtor de grasa
. del mas alto grado; por-
! que es Ell tonicO yrecOns-
. tituyente mas poderoso
/ conocido.
Certificates de me-
! dicos 10 han dicho: para
los enjutos de Pecho,
] para la tisis, resfriados y
! catarros cr0nicos, MIN
/ guna medicina es mejor
! que la EMULSION DE
! SCOTT.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Quimicos. New York.
De Venta en- las Boticas.
AAAAMA@
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Dr.. GuillermO Wives.
EoPECIALISTA
en- Intermediates de los ojce
Ponce Puerto Rico.

PArticipa { sus eli entes y 81
p6 olico en- general que tieCe su
cGnsultorio en- "a cA!la del Sol nd
msro l, donde ofr9ce uu complete
sartido de cristsles propios para
P, 6 ,bitAe, Mtopes aipsrm6 'rf pes y
operados de catArstas.
B focaless para vision LEILA
ma y pr6xina.
-ePlanos de colora pHrs vista
natural, especiales para ciclistas,
electricistas, b are :os, pi3apedreros
ex 3ursionistss
E re3ouocjmianto para el uso
de los ctistAles es gratis.
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Entered at the San Juan
Post Office as second class matter.
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La MGdiCina
del SiglO.

Los meritOS que en-
cierra la Emulsion de
Scott estan en- las propie-
! dades de los eiementos
que la cOmpOnen.
FL aceite de hfgadO de
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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-08-22
WESTMINSTER

Mrs. Robert Miller is visiting in Al
stead, \. H.-Mr. and Mrs S. VI. Nut.
ting and guests, Mr.. William Nutting
and granddaughter of Chicago. and
William Nutting, Jr. from Fort Frayne
enjoyed an outing at Mt. Monadnock
this week. C. II. Walker and wife and
Miss Kellogg have returned from their
trip TO Maine. Mrs. II. +. Moulton of
Somerville, Mass, and her sister, Mrs.
W. J. Goodnow of Wellsbranch. Me. =,
are at Alvin Wright's for fortnight.
Misses Mary and Grace Darling have
returned from their trip to Leominster,
Mass.
The entertainment booked for Au-
gust 30 at the town hall is one of un.
usual merit Prof. Herman comes to
us with the best of recommendation
He will interpret the play, Rip Van
Wrinkle. as given by Joseph jefferson
The following are the characters inn
personated: Rip Van Wrinkle: Derrick
VonBeekman. Rips creditor: Nick
Vedder. the village inn keeper: Crotch
en-, Rips wife; Meenie. their daugh-
tel: Hendrick Vedder. Nick's sen;
Seth. Nick's successor: Hatcher,
Seth'S wife; Cookies. Derrick's nep-
new. IL Is nOpeu the lauleS VIII nave
a full house. as their work is in all
ways commendable.
Our community is again saddened
by the death of Mrs. Mabel Roberts
Wright, aged IS. wife of George Wright,
which occurred Saturday night. Mrs.
Wright had been a great sufferer for
She was a lady of admirable
Christian character and leaves lovely
family of eight children, the oldest Is.
the youngest t. Besides her husband
and children she leaves a mother. four
sisters and one brother to mourn her
loss. Funeral services were held at her
late home Tuesday afternoon. Rev. G. .
H. DeBevoise, assisted by Rev. p. 7. |
Barnard officiated. Interment in the 4
new cemetery. George Pierce of Brat /
tleboro was here to attend the funeral. |