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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-12-11
Spruce Items.

Health reported good in this Sec
ton.
George Borum, of Spruce, willerect
a new barn in the near future.
Mrs, Price, of Spruce, has her new
residence completed.
The o. s. & C feeders are buying
corn rapidly ut 30c per bushel.
| NJ. Kretzinger and Chas. Pea.
cock drove over to Montrose Tues
day evening on business.
Mrs, Cowan and daughter, Bertha,
and Mrs, Gertie Evans we're theguest
OF Jim Stephenson Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs, F. A Kretzinger Wis.
tied at the home of Sam Drake Sun.
day.
Mrs. Geo, kretzinger and two
daughters were the guests of james
Harvey Monday.
Claude Stephenson visited home
folks Sunday.
John Hopkins and Jim Lawson
are laboring for A l.. Gilmore hin
fall.
The prottacted meeting at Spruce
Is progressing nicely.
Mrs. Josephine Stephenson ant
daughter, of Butler, spent last weel
in this community visiting relatives
A. l.. Gilmore sold his farm, hall a
mile east of Spruce, last week al
$32. 80 per acre.
Miss Cordia Keen is at present
clerkingat the Bazaar store at Butler
'FRONT.'.
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Independent TeIephous Associa tiOn.

Chicago, Dec. 9.-Nearly 500 dele
gates to the second annual conven-
ton of the Interstate Independent
Telephone association assembled this
morning at the Auditorium for the
formal opening of their three days
session, which will conclude with a
banquet on Thursday evening. Over
5000 Independent telephone exchang-
es of nine central states are repre-
scented and total investment of cap
ital amounting to 100000.
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A. Crazy Man With a Shotgun.

Mexico, Mo-, Dec. S.-Sheriff James
and a posse Of citizens are held at
bay by Charles Stewart, who has be-
come deranged and has fortified him.
sell in the upper story OF his home in
the northwestern part OF this coun-
ty. He is armed with O shotgun.
He has driven his family away and
when any one approaches the house
he fires. Reports this morning state
that the officers and citizens have
gotten into the lower part of the
house and hope to have the man
subdued before night.
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Ultimatum to Venezuela.

London, De-. S.-prrmi"r Balfnur
announced Ia day that n" ultima
tum had been sent to E'npzuela and
that in TN" event uf u satisfactory
reply not b iug received he British
and German governments would
take measures to eniurce theirclaims
against the country.
Mr.. Baliour, when questioned Oh
the Venezuelan situation by the
Liberal leader, Sir Henry Campbell
Bannerman, said:
"For the last two years We have
had grave cause for complaint on
various occasions of the uniusti6able
inference by the Venezuelan gov
eminent with the liberty and prop
erty OF British subjects. No effort
has been spared by the British gov
eminent to obtain an amicable set
Element OF these cases Lately rep
resentati Ins of the British minister
have been practically unuoticed. We
have been acting in conjunction with
the German government. which also
has large claims against Venezuela. !"
Replying to supplementary qnes
ton, Mr.. Baliour said he understood
the communication to Venezuela was
neither Joint nor identical.
Berlin, Dec. S.-The German. British
ultimatum to Venezuela was present
ed at B o'clock yesterday ut Caracas.
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Three We're Shot Down.

Fort Worth, Tex, December g.
An attempt was made last night to
assassinate a family named Roeder
at Runge. The members were sitting
about the fireplace when Winchester
rife balls came through the window.
One probably fatally wounded Mrs.
R )eder. Another tore it's way
through Roeder's right arm, and a
third buried itself in his sons chest.
All three fell to the floor, and the as.
sassins departed. There is no clew.
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VOTE o. SUPREME JUDGES
se,' ctafy Of State Cook announces the
Gthci,a o. lot.

uilici,, Is, lot.
Iefiers = City, Mo. Dee. G.-Fol-
lowingi. tho ntficin' vutr on supreme
Court in. - al the II cent election,
as compifetl hy the Secretary OF
State:
Democra ts-Nnlliant 213,OS1,
plurality 44.6S+, majority 2S,235;
Fox 27L.4S5 plurality II 92l, mo-
iority27 ul9; burgess 2Tl 2lS, plur
atty II Glt. majmif, 26.T52
Rppuhlr,n,-,' ~ bee 22S, 1891;
Lamm 2aS 564; Wh,t.aik 22S 1872.
Snciali-ts-G,hl on~ : 81; Slanker
) u21; 0'Harr / 900.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4,935;
OR 4,9nl: BUTTS I S,lS.
Public Observation-Disclosures b
35S; Carlwell = 22,l; Smith 3.l6S.
Social l.nhnr-Wippermau 900;
Rudnick SH:,; Nownri al.
Allied rarrN-l;ichov | S4I; Eas
1904: T. I'll
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$40 Mems Suits Sin

At these prices we show a complete
line OF fancy worsted, olack cheviots,
black, brown and gray meltons,
Scotch mixtures, every one of them
up to-date, best of trimmings, strict
ly tailor made, guaranteed to hold
their shape. Remember they are
regular $500 suits.
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CLOAK Dept,

We offer during THE sale new, clean
and up-to-date garments. Long,
medium and Monte Carlos in all the
popular shades, lined with the best
OF silks and satins, strictly tailor
made, none to equal them, as they
are special designed and made for us.
Prices very popular, from $3.50 to
$500.
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pauy hcpt rs. nous Ooe VI -
Scranton, Pa, Dec. AT the an
thracite coal strike hearing Tuesday
the first witness called was James Nc
Monigle, a miner formerly employed
by the Markle company. He said the
breast he was working in was so dan
gerous that he complained to the
company officials that he might be
killed. He was told II he worked any
other breast he would not be given
any cars. He went out on strike and
after the suspension, he was refused
work and evicted from his house.
b. d. Gallagher, another Markle min
er, testified that the company charg-
es him IS cents a gallon for oil than
sells in IIebelton, a few miles away.
for is cents, and 30 cents quire for
blasting paper that can be had for
Is cents. Chairman Gray asked what
the outside market price for powder
was. Some of the Independent opera
tors said Sl.25 keg. but attorneys
TOT the nllntTS Sdiu W W % NtheS
keg. The companies are selling it to
the miners at $3.50 keg.
Andrew Hannik, a Hungarian, told
how the Markles had eyicted him.
He was followed by Henry Coll, an
other Markle miner, who told how
his family, including his mother-in-
law, who was 100 years old, were set
out on the road with their household
goods. He gave q graphic descrip-
tion of how he was injured many
times In the mines. He said one of
his legs was no better than a wood
en- one; he had only one eye, his
hands had been crushed, ribs bro
ken and skull fractured. The COM
pany gave him nothing until the en-
ployes took up collection for him,
then he was given $50 after being
on the injured list for two years. The
company took out of the collection
the rent he owed.
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Senator Vesti is Stronger.

Washington, Dee ; -Senatur Vest
to day told some ul his friends at the
capitol TO day that his general health
was better than it had been at any
time in the last two wears, The sch.
ator has attended the daily sessions
Of the senate since the opening Of
congress, lI".nNs his oversight has
been much improved by the treat.
m,ut he has received AID t'mt prob
ably he will soon bo ale To read
books and newspap -, whlh nr'
now read To him by Nr~ Nrst. Il,
has discontinued lis vi lis 10 R", .
more, where he Was under treatment
by IA specialist Just before congress
met, and il now being treated by Dr.
MnncaSter oi this city, who employs
the method uf the Baltimore special
list, Since the death OF George p
Vest, the senator's son, Henry Etsler
one uf the S-nates stenogfaphers
has acted a. his private secretary.
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A Fund to Fixht Railroads.

Wichita, Kan, Dec. 9.-Severai
Kansas millers held a secret meeting
here and raised $4,000 to prosecute
injunction proceedings in the federal
courts against Kansas railroads put
ting into effect, as proposed, on De-
eember Is higher freight rates on
grain and grain products out Of the
state than now prevails.
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List Your Property.

Ii you want to dispose Of your
farm, let me sell it for you; if you
want to exchange it for land in west
ern kausas and get three to six acres
for one Il will make an effeft to do
so. | will be at Adrian Dec. 18th,
Rich Hill Dec. l3, and w. o. Alike
sons law office in Butler Dee. 10th.
Come in on the above dates and list
your property or write me giving tie
scription, price and terms. | think
| can sell or exchange your furm for
you, il the price Is right. Cheap
transportation to western Kansas
Nov Is. Z B. ATKINSON,
J1-tf Grainteld, Kan.
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The Tramc Must Cease.

Washington, Dec. s.-The president
yesterday sent to the senate a gem
eral International agreement in the
shape Of treaty for the suppress
sion of the traffic in girls for illegiti-
mate purposes.
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$500 Youths Suit $500

At this price we show a complete
line OF youths suits. Fancy worsted,
grey mixtures and plain cassimeres,
nobby and up-to date, sizes 13 to 20.
Very cheap for $500.
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Christmas Holiday Rates.

Tickets on sale Dec. "a, % and 81,
1902 and Jan. l, 1903, all to bear
final return limit of Jan. 2, 1908, at
rate of one fare for round trip with
minimum selling rate OF SOC.
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Survey from Winfield into os,ahona.

survey rum WinHeiu INTO Oklanoma
Guthrie, Ok, Dec. 9.-The Winfield
& Southern Railroad company has
announced the continuance Of q sur
vey from Winfield, Kan, into the
Usage reservation, Ok, a distance Of
about 100 miles. This is the revival
of an old plan under a Kansas char
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Ladies, cali, dongola and vici kids,
patent or stock tips, the best line Of
shoes ever produced for women, COM
fort and style combined, all widths
and sizes, the best $3.50 shoes in the
world. We sell them at per 81 nm
pair vL'Vu
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Skated ON Thin Ice.

Leavenworth, Kan, Dec. 9.-Pri-
vate Harry C. Hall, of company A.
engineer corps, was drowned at Mer-
rift lake on the Fort Leavenworth
reservation yesterday. Hall was
skating with five comrades when he
ventured out on thin ice and it gave
way.
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HomeseekeB.

Locate In central sunny southern
Kansas, the garden spot Of the U. 8.
or farming. Sure crops and nice
mild climate. For full particulars
wrn Kingman County c 'lon at.
tion Conn. n entitled
"Out Th,r, H. Kansas. Address,
FRANK WElYscnENE, Manager,
2-rt kiugman. Kansas.
This nj appears Int once. Write
quick.
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FURS-Large variety of furs, boas
in all colors. Electric seals, Martins,
Stables, Lynxs, at very popular
prices.
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The Walton Trust Co. has an
abundance of money for loans on
farms at very low rates OF interest.
Parties wanting to borrow will find
to their advantage to call and get
our rates. slit
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Ladies, misses and childrens ho-
sery and gloves. Underwear, knit
corset waists, underwear for Infants.
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The house has passed bill to pro-
vide additional districts in the Indian
territory where legal instrumsntD
can be fled.
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DRESS GOODS,

1t is useless to say that we show
the largest line of dress goods. as it
has been conceded by everyone. We
only handle wooden suitable for suits
and dress direct from the manuiac-
turers. Placed our orders early in
order to procure the best and choic.
est OF styles.
We carry nothing but the wide
widths from 81 to 60 inches. This
is to the advantage of the purchaser,
the goods are all sponged and
shrunk and will not spot. Our prices
are universally known for the very
lowest. We place on sale a line of
stuff in the way of dress goods, all
new and up to=date.- In order to
close them we cut off the profits, offer
them at special prices. Ask to see
this class OF goods, as it may inter-
est you.
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SHOES.

The greatest line OF footwear ever
shown during the history of our bus
mess, will be placed on sale during
this month. Mems calf, vici kids,
grain leather shoes, all made Of the
best materials, manufactured special.
ly for us, in plain and coin toes, lace
and congress; all widths and sizes.
Special prices.
DOROTHY DODD,"
The famous shoe for ladies, has been
placed to our control by the manu-
iacturers. We show them in variety
Of styles. The prices are g nm
very popular, per pair, only ~J'uU
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Table Linens, Napkins, Lunch
Cloths, Dresser Scarfs, Towels.
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BLANKETS.

Blankets in the greatest variety.
1t is useless to mention the prices on
this class of merchandise as you
must see the good before you can
pass on them as to their value. They
all go at the special sale price and
we mean what we say.
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nIu.2S TELL THEIR WOES.
Strike Commission Hears Nothing
But Discreditabl- Actions Of
the Operators.
UNREASONABLE PRICE FOR POWDER.

Outside Market Price Was eS Cents kee.
But the Companies Charged sI.50 .
Keg-Miners TOOK Up n Collection for
Wounded Workman and the Com
pany Kept His Rent Out Of It
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For $500

We have 65 mems overcoats OF dif-
ferent lots. in broken sizes, original
price $3.50 to IS. In order to close
them out we offer them at G. nm
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$3.50 Youths Suit $3.50

At 50 80 we offer great variety
OF youths suits OF about 10 styles,
nice, clean, desirable suits, we'll tail.
ored, best Of lining, regular price
IS 90 to 800, sizes ID to 20.
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Reliable Merchandise
MatchleSS Prices.
SEAS0NABLE And RELIABLE MERCHANDISE

ever known in the history our business The making
when you have goods
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Information Local
ESCANDALO.

O0OAND liza ~.
Auoehe cerca de las once, pro.
movieron nm escGndAlo en- nm csf6
de 10 Ptazs, dos mArir eos y nm sol.
dado de srtillerfs; 81 Q expulsados
de dicho sitio tomaron oil coche de
10 6 Castro, ,apoderlndose de lac
bridas y rompiendo nm espejo dc IL
cho O. rs, huyendo dsspu6s hacia ell
arsenal, donde II guar1ia de puerta
los detuvo y entreg6 { 4 Poiicfa.
Han entrado en- sumario en- Pou.
CO las causas que ne aiguen & los 81
guientes: Escarnaei6n Diax. Estefs.
MIA Gordil, Rafael Rivera Ramirez,
Francisco Ramirez, Juan Valiesa,
Patricio Oppenheimer.
Actualmente 90 encuentrsn dets.
midas 80 personas en- ell dep6sito mu.
nicipal hAbiepdo sidO puestoA tres
en- hbertad, por haber cumplido con
aena por delitos leves.
sOLICITUDES.
I'm eli Departamento de Instruo
ci6n pdhlica, se han reaibido varias
instAncias solicitando IL creaei6n de
eseuelAs rurAlese. Este tr4mite per
judieS& los i~nteresados. Lo one de.
ben hacer ca dirigirse al inspector
del DIstrito escolar que cd 10 que
procede.
HURTC
Esta ma d ana Francisco Castro
sustrajo de una merseffa de esta ciu
dad una piez& de regenciA de color
el Juez de Cathedral que no entiede
opera, 10 mand6 para 10 carcal ex:
gi6ndole 200 pesos de fanxA por %
escArcelaci6n.
VACANTES
Sc encuentran vacantes las III
guientes escuelas: Vieques, Nsgua'
DO, HumacAo, YabucoA, Cayey, Gua'
ysma, BArros, Coamo, Jusna Dias,
Santa Isabel. Ponce. Arecibo, Utua'
do. AdiuntAs, ManAtf
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ConSecuenCias
de Ia guerra.

New York Nvbre. "a 10 A. M.
Despachos de Panama informan
que en- la Rep1blica Colombiana
viene padeci6ndose shorriblemente q
,causa de la situaci6n creada por Ell
largo periodic de guerra que ha to-
nido 81 pals. Los cambios alcanzan
I'm tipo elevadisimo, y las transact
clones comerciales estan paraliza-
das.
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Nal efecto.

New York Nvbre. 81 l0-15 a.. n,
Ha causado en- Caracas ma
efecto IA noticia de que 81 gobierno'
de Inglaterra ha enviado IN barcoI
de guerra 4 la Isla de Patos, cuya
isla considera el gobierno yenezola-.
no que ha sido usurpada por Gran
Breta1a. Reina en- Venezuela con
tai motive gran excitacion publ,
ca.
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FinCa en- arriendO.

Sc ID en- arriendo ma propie.
dad compuesta dc 178 cusrdAs de
TERRA propias para cana pastos,
sits sen el barrio Aguacate pueblo
do Yabucos; tenemos llanas y sobre'
llanas.
Qaien Ii interess puede dirigir
sus proposicionea en- Arroyo 6 don
Juan e. Alfonso y en- Nueva York 81
doctor don Jos6 A Diax.
10 '
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Ell hambre.

New York. Nvbre "a 10 A. M.
Otras noticias cablegraicas dan
cuenta de que en- ell interior de CO.
lombia hace estragos ell hambre. La
miseria Sc extiende por toda la Re-
pnbljca y Ell gobierno considerase
impotente para remediar Ell desas-
ire. La febre amarillo ha decrecido
bastante en- Panama.
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AgApito del Toro.

En 10 m&quina de escribir
sOlivers ID alineaci6n de lAs letrAs
O. perfectA y permAnsnts. No 90
pierde CON 81 uso, 9ebido Ais doble
palanca one mueve 81 tipo, y que ha.
CO impossible TODD desvfo de aqnel.
In AOiiverA co la t?ica m6quina que
usa Ii doble palancs psra 81 tipo.
Sus sgentes, Reynolds & Sanchez
Morales, San Juan Pto Rico.
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OjO que ~intereSa.

MI clan AWn&D san ffAnC18cO
85 80 realism & precios de quemax6n
los siguientes artfculos.
BAtistas de dolores de s centa'
vos 6 8 ctvos.
PsrcAl de color de 6 ctvos IA.
Muaelina blanca de Gordon de
6 centAvOs A.
Satenes anchos de 10 ctvs. sc.
Limo estsmpado Ultima novedAd
de 10 centavos { 6.
MuselinA color mota bordada de
Is centavos &8
Percal axul marino OF entsro de
9 centavos & 4.
Percal nAns6 CT Gordon Ancho
de - centAvos & 8.
Camisas blancss para cahallero
de rs centavos 6 IS.
L1nillss negra5 labradas supa'
rior CT de so etva. { IL, 20, y Is.
Merino negro para trajs de se.
nora, de so ctvs. & 10, 20 y 25.
Olan de ancho, de 8 ctvs & g..
Dan de- xncho, de 6 ctvs & 4.
O,an clase superior de IL centa
vos69.
Olan clase superior de 8 centa.
vos 6 6
Por sl dltimo vapor se scaba de-
seda de & TINA novaaAd propios pa
r. trAje de novis y bale.
Alpaca negra de 81 40 y 80
centavos vRra.
CAsimires ipgleses lana de 2 pc.
sos y medic & / Is y 1.60 ctvs vara.
Driles mallorquines axArgados
de 81, rs 6 20 y 80 centAvos vara.
BAtistas blAncas de / vara Y
cuarta de ancho do 10 ctvs & g.
Tiras bordadas y entredos & pre-.
clos limitAdos.
Medals negrAs para ~..se1ora, de
Is centavos & 10
Drilss de co.ork 10 s , 8 centa.
vos varA.
CorsAs para 81 nora & 80 y Is
centavos.
Mkquinas para eoser & precios
muy barAtos.
Cretonas De hilo para skbAnas,
G4y6 centavoa vara.
Por eli & timo vapor america
NO ne han rscibido en- Msyagti:s a.
gunos titles para 81 cuerpo de bonn
beros,
Sc ha ensaysao en- Mayagrs z
mn bonito walls de Euriq1e Simon.
ThdlAse dicho walls sEsos de BORN
quenS.
Ri dfa 90 del prassnte mes los
masones arscibefios piensAn celebrar
On In logiA <TAnamGs, unA tenida
fGuebre en- honor del mAlogrado
hermano jose Angel MAchiAve'
10.
Sc hslla enfsrma en- Arecibo
L. sefiora dcfa Elvira Cepero de Mu'
70:
Hace algunhs noches promo
vieron nm gran escxndalo en- 10 pla'
20 de recreo de Arecibo mas mule
res de vida alegre, 10 que oblig6 (
varios .c~abAllercs, 1iados de
sus respectivas sefioras, 6 retirsrse
del inAfcado sitio, on donde 20 ha'
llabsn de paseo.
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Numefoso
acompanamlento

New York Nvbre. "a 10 A. M.
AL entierro del inventor Krupp
asis'i6 numeroso p1blico, entire ell
que estaban representatives. toaas las
classes sociales Krupp deja una in
mensa fortuna, y gozaba en- Berlin
de altos hOnores Y distinciones.
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Muerte de Krupp.

New York Nvbre. "a 10 a.. N.
Dicen de Berlin que ha muerto
ALI Krupp, celebre inventor de los
carones que llevan su nombre. Mu-
rio de apOplegia.
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N0TICIAN

c0NsEIo LAS MADRES.-E iarabs caimanse
~ h ashsrA Winslow dsbe usarse s,enprc que i6ss pihos
sstan ~ eip<rvd0 a. ID dsntici6n Fropcrciona alivio
innediato d pequeho pacente. produce nm sueho ma
turAl y trAnquilo AhviAs FL do.ot y u pageiifos despScrta'
yyfyoy slegfs n nny a~gradahae =. paiAdnr, caima
Anime sblandA sas rncias, allsia sas dolores haes ~
Giles las funciones del est6maRo. y rcguIa los i~ntestinos.
n 81 meier renedio eonocido para 4 diarfea VA pro-
venga 6sfa de- ~ dentici6n 8 d cnhiquisra qtra caueA.
do u SehosA WInsacw - = ndor d. todcs.
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TilfhIEFIIE7FIITITnIIIfIfiF
I'm la;plasuela IA In Monser

I'm la'plaxuela do 10 Monserra.
TO-. do Arecibo, muchas persanas
retnsnse CON oil objeto de contem.
plAr 10 elaridad que proyectan los
potentes focos de lux e.6ctrica de los
buques de- guerra anclAaos en- 10
bahia de esta capital. .
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

e NADIA mas c6modo , sensaso
que llevar On 81 bolsiiio, para La tos y
rcsfriados una oajita do las Pastillas
BronQuaales de Brown. Sin rival
para 81 aiivio do las irritaciones dc In gar
gants que 500 oausadas por rssfriados.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-24

Hace algunas noches promo.
vieron nm gran esckndalo en- ID pla.
"a de recreo de Arecibo unas mule
res de vida alegre, 10 que oblig6 6
varios .cabAllercs, acompsfados de-
sus respectfvas senoras, 6 retirarse
del inafcado sitio, On donde se ha'
llaban de paseo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-24

Sc hslla enfarma en- Arecibo
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