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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-31
CAFE,

No Sc tendera nj ofrecera 6 expon-
dra a ls venta, nj Sc conducira nj i'm
portara para su expendio en- la Isla de
Puerto Rico, con el caracter nombre
de cafe, ningt1n a'tfculo (no estando
tostado), menos de o.65 p9 de cafefna,
nj mas de 5 p9 de ceniza, 6 ID p9 de
aqua.
ST fuere cafe tostado, no debera con-
tener nj menos de o65 p9 de cafefna
o25'po de extracto soluble en- aqua,
nj mas de 5.25 pS de ceniza 6 a pS de
aqua, 6 estar adulterado seg6n Sc en-
tiende y define en- estos Reglamentos.
Substitutes del cafe tales como achi-
corias semillas de hedionda, etc. ETC., 4
otras sustancias usaaas como tales. DO
dram nezcarse con cafe tostado, STEM
pre- que ell envase original este rnarca.
do con letras no menos de media pul
gada de largo, por las siguientes pala-
bras "Cafe con hediondas", "Cafe con
achicorlas, etc. etc., segtn Ia naturale-
"a de ia mezcla, y Sc explique al mismo
tempo el verdaderO caracter de este
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-31
PARA CURAR Ell RESFRIADO
EN- UN OLA

tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTES
DE BROMO-QUININA. El boticario
le devolverz el dinero 81 no Sc cura. La
6rma de z. w. GROVE 50 halla en
cada cajita.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-31
La EscueIa VeIasco

ESTABLECIDA 1890
@ &Aanslw, 4. Bsosklp. Mx.Yak Isl
IDI0MAs: INCHES etc., TAQU1GRArfA.
AATEMATIcAs, TENEDURfA, IxsrRvo-
CIoH GENERAL DH NEGoCIos, fRnPA-
RAC10N PARA C0LEGIo, etc.
nit1aci6n c6ntriea: Aospsdajs dc prinsn 4 -
4os m6dicos. La Escuein so sncarEs y frsesr1l ~
bospedAjs cuands ~ - desc. Z
The daily tribune., 1903-03-07
Progress of Science.

The other day, the scientists an
nounced that one of their number had
discovered means of finding out the
color of the human voice
just what value this knowledge
Will be TO the human family is not
clearly known mt this early date. but
no doubt it will be interesting to
know that one can have pink voice,
sky blue one, or violet colored WAY
of making oue's self understood. -
Cripple Greek Times
In this connection The Tribune
would like to call the attention of
scientists to local matter. A prom
inent lady of this city sees color in
every Christian name she hears, and
her liking a name depends upon its
color. Her friends have made tests
by submitting list of twenty five
names of which she promptly named
the colors. These were written down
and in six months afterward she de-
soribed the names in the same way
even to the exact shades. She sci.
dom talks of this matter, for she has
never met anyone else who sees colors
in peoples names and she says she
does not wish to be considered a
freak. " The lady herself is unable
to account for it, but she says it is
just as natural for her to examine
the color of name as it is to notice
the color of anything material
Now can the scientists explain
The daily tribune., 1903-03-07
READ 1T THROUGH.
'Twould Spoil This Story to Tell it
in the Headlines.

To use an eighteenth century phrase,
this is an ''o'er true tale. - Having
happened in a small Virginia town in
the winter Of 1902, il is a story very
much of the present Up to short
time ago Mrs. John +. Harmon, of
Melfa Station, Va.s lad no personal
knowledge of the rare curative prop.
critics of Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy. Last January" she SAYS,
my baby took a dreadful cold and at
ona time / feared she would have
pneumonia, but one of my neighbors
told me how this remedy had cured
her little boy aud | began giving it
to my baby and it soon cured her.
heartily thank the manufacturers of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for
placing so great cure within my
reach. ] cannot recommend it too
highly or say too much in its favor.
| hope all who read this will try it
and be convinced AS | was. For sale
by all druggists
The daily tribune., 1903-03-07
..uAaAarEso PURE CREAMERY surrrs
Administrators Notice.

Estats OF John NJ. Cramer Sr. Deceased.
The undersigned. having been appointed Ad.
ministrator of the estate Of John N. Craner
81. late OF the County OF Fremont in the State
Of Colorado, deceased, hereby gives notice that
le will appear before the County Court of said
Fremont County, at the Court House 10 Canon
City in said County, at the March Term 1903
on the 18th day Of March, 1903 at which time
all persons having claims against said estate
are notified and requested TO attend for tho
purpose Of having the same adjusted. All per
sons indebted to said estate requested 10
make imm diste payment to the undersigned.
Dated at Florence. Colo. this 5tn day OF
February, A. d. 1903.
J. n. CRAMER JR
Administrator, =
The daily tribune., 1903-03-07
Celebrates Sixth Anniversary

Salome Rebekah lodge last night
celebrated its sixth anniversary, being
organized ON the 9th of March 1897.
with charter membership of sixty
nine. Today it is one of the largest
auxiliary |. o. o. f. lodges in the
state ranking second on the list at
the last annual report Jan. J., 1908.
AT the meeting last night three were
initiated, two elected to membership
and seven new applications read
The two elected last night axes the
membership an even 200.
After initiation last night the
literary club of the lodge presented a
light play: How She Cured Her
to the delight of all present.
After the play nice spread was
placed before the members, there
being 100 and over present to enjoy it.
Go to Browns pharmacy and see
the Indian blankets. 5-tf
The daily tribune., 1903-03-07

W. o. Mieir, president of the Con-
ejos County Oil company, returned
Wednesday from business trip to
Denver and Florence. While at the
latter place he engaged competent
corps of drillers and everything is in
shape for them to start drilling the
oil well. They will arrive in La
Jara the last of the present week -
La lara Chronicle.
The daily tribune., 1903-03-07

Go to Browns pharmacy and see
the Indian blankets. 5-tf
The daily tribune., 1903-03-07

K. p. Davie, we'll known real es-
tate man returned last evening from
Chicago, says Colorado Springs dis
patch. He said today that he found
people in Chicago taking considerable
interest in the Colorado beet sugar
production. He thinks the coming
spring will see much eastern capital
invested in Colorado in this line.
The daily tribune., 1903-03-07

Progressive high five party at Kel-
ler's hall Wednesday evening, March
II. All Modern Woodmen, Royal
Neighbors and their friends invited.
Refreshments and musical entertain
ment. Price % cents a couple so
The daily tribune., 1903-03-07

Ira ID. Sankey, the world famous
singing evangelist. has been stricken
totally blind at his home in Brooklyn,
N. Y. The trouble came from
severe cold that settled in his eyes.
The daily tribune., 1903-03-07

Laugh and the world laughs with you
Weep and you week alone;''
But You'll never weep
II you'll always keep
Hoffman Bros. candies in your home.
If
The daily tribune., 1903-03-07

The party who exchanged over
coats with John O'Malley at the
Woodmen of the World lodge last
night will please return the coat to
the Tribune Office and get his own.
VA
The daily tribune., 1903-03-07

A chance to get genuine Navajo
Indian blanket at bargain Brown s
pharmacy. 5tf
The daily tribune., 1903-03-07
local News.

See the Indian blankets at Browns
pharmacy. off
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-23
0Golfenbrilde uub 0rmitter i'm
C6in=5hnle.

Gfnctnnati, p. U}ai. - 8iel
56aOen nuroe in Der IeBten 1aat
Durt 8epitter uub gGDlten6rjjde in
Dcridisoenen 56eilan beg C6iotbdle5
angeri6tet. Ratne Merf6enle6en gins
gen perlOrer, ouein oieIe BerIOnan
nurosn our6 8liBIdldge, pelhe5duz
Ter, 5teunen uno 5elsgrap6enpfdble
traFen, 6etdu6t. Der 8etrie6 Der eletz
trif6en 8orItaot5babnen mar grDBan
5t0rungcn unterporfsn. Sin 0ags
Qon Der U}iu Greet 8uleDa2inie purz
be 3u Carthage pon einem 8GBitraAle
getroffen uno in 8ranD geIeBt. Die
8aiIQgiers entgin8en nur nit tnapper
g}ot6 oem 5ooe unO naren iGmmtlih
Idr9ere 8eit 6epuBtlos. Sin an0erer
Q8aQqon puroe au5geI6itt, I'm iie
a63ubolen. 8roBe gerbeerung ent=
itonD gu Delhi, Some GitD uno 6eru
8anf. 8iele 3elegpap6enz, Selep6ons
uno 5roQen Pfdble Iie8en gu 8ooen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-23
. .ucrlro
- a@~@~~~@@@~@@@&88@
9(Q9emeines 0eiprad gtr. q
eSbre &inOer.

Die t0rperli6e uno moraliI6e Sc
Iuno6eit i6rer &inoer iIt fir Iolfe
Gltarn, Denen Die ri8tige gr3iebung
berielben am 6er3en Iiegt, bon ber
gr0Bten 0i6ttgfeit. Die iol4e ReIul=
tate bsginitigenoen 3uftdnOe iinO
Aeutigen Sages ni6t in Der ii6erfiillz
ten Staot por6anoen, bod trtfft mar
bieIel6en in ben @pritGbten, no bic
Quft rein unb bas WaFer gum 5rinz
fen geeignet lit, uno no Raum uno
frtids Quft fir bas SpteIen unD for
perli6e llebungen i'm 6reien oorbanz
ben lit, O6ne oaB OieIelben burd ben
llmgang, pel6en fie in ben StruBen
Der StraBen ausgeIeBt iinb, moraIiI6
Der9iftet perDen. 5n ODerleu Derz
meiDet Sy6r bieIe llebeIitdnbe - llez
belitdnbe, BON tpel6en ni6t allein Die
iiingere Welt 6eeinfluBt pir0, TonDern
fpelfe audi bon 2tlIen gefiibIt lperben,
Die bamit in 8erii6rung fommen.
Rauft bes6al6 zines oDer me6rsre
8runoItiide in Sperleu, 6ereitet Sud
baieIbIt Elm eigene8 5sim, pie 2nbere
e8 t6un, uno mir fagen porau5, DuB
Sbr nit 3unebmenOem 2tIter uno nit
0em 2lufDa6ien Gurer 8inber um
Sud berum, BEN Sag fegnen perbet,
an Oem S6r Oieien PIaB au8erpd6lt.
9ieie 8runbitiide iino ungep0bnIi6
groB - so SUB Bel $50 SUB - uno
mir Derfaufen oieieI6en unter Iei9ten
3o6Iung56eoingungsn, oOer nit einem
3abatt BEL 8aur3a6lung, no6 Gurem
8eIie6en. n}an benuBe bic 8elatrz
8oao (8anzStraBe) eIsttrii6sn mag
gon5, 3 Gt8. 6a6rgelb Bis gum Gnoz
punft, an irgenD einem 0o6entoge
ooer Sonntag5. OberIea Iiegt 100
gar0S ienieits an Der Iinten Seite Der
sIsftriffen 2inie, Die ieBt bis gum
U}ittsIpuntt oe5 Gigent6ums DerIdnz
dert ipirD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-23

1pannen @e0er bic gQofoI 2elegrdz
p6en=go." nod irganO cine anbere
Corporation perOe ir9srO pel4en
2(nt6eil an oenIeI6en 6aben.
g}ep : 0ort, p. U}ai. - Be-
ante Der ,8eitern Union" Derben eli
re 8logc auf groBen S6oDenerIaB
gegsn bic gQennIplOanta : 8a6n" me
gcn Der 8erit0rung i6rer 5etegruP6enz
linien einreiten. Sie babaupten, Der
san f6tpe6e nod i'm @eri6t Od bic
.8eItern ltnior" cine 2lpPeuution an
ba5 06erbunOesgertat angetiinoigt
h1he
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-23
6enidredenpIaar nn0 tiefcr sdntr.

3 803em0n, UI00t., =, UIQl. =
Sin 56ail De5 States Ulontanu lit
por elmer 6eui6redenpLage 6eimgez
iu6t, pd6reuO Elm anOerer I6eil BON
orei Sub tiefem Sdnee 6eoedt iit.
qrofeFDr u. s. Goljer, BON Der 2(terz
bauIdule, lift 6enadriatigt, OoB Elm
TlGdsnraum pon 40 Quooratmeilen,
0fia BON 6orfpt6, ourd bic 6els8e=
6irg : 5suihrete DerDjiitat piro, unO
oaB bic S5nietten aLIe 9egetatiOn aufz
freTen. Da5 9ie6 muB BON Rem D0rz
tigen 8eioegrijnoen entfernt tperoen,
ba tein 6utter me6r fir 0ahelbe eriz
ftirt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-23
,,Granfs" mrlOen IidJ.
Qlue Sprten Don S6rei6ebriefen an
ben 8rafsn GaIiini unO Stats
iefretGr 6a1,

2me SDrten BON S6rei6e6riefen an
ben 8rafen Ga1iini unO Stats
ietretdr 6a1,
0uf6ington .. g., p, 0}oi.
- Der ru1it5te 8otIdafter 8raf
goifini er6Glt CUR 3sit td8Iid cine
Q(n3a6l Grant z8riefe Don Perionen,
neIfe isine tiir3lifsn 2(euBerungen
be3iiQli6 Der 8iidineffz9reuel fritz
iiren uno beoro6en. Qud 0am
StaatsIefretdr 6an Qe6en Disle berarz
tiqe 56reiben gu, 8einer Der beiDen
6erren le9t Diefsn 8unogs6ungen irz
Qeno nelfe 8sDeutung BEL, uno Die
meiIten DerIeIben pancern ijberAaupt
unqeleien in rem Qapiertorb.
8raf GaIiini nolte ndhiten Diem
ftug cine llrlou6sreiia na6 3uBlonO
antreten, uuein er finoet ii6 jeBt gez
3nungen, feline IbreiTe bis gum 9.
sunni 3u Der7hisben. Gr bate 6sute
cine Iange Gonferer3 NIT Dem Staat8z
Ietretdr 5aD bermut6li6 iiber Die
8orqGn8e in RuBIanD unb bic Die5z
6e3iigliben QeuBerunger Der amerifo=
nif6en 9rsTe. 0o5 Stats : 9ePor=
tement fam, pie e5 bsiBt, urter ben
llmitdnben ni6t5 6e3iglt6 Der S5uz
benDerfolgungen in 8uBlanO t6un, Oa
bic ruIiiI6e Regierung Ques 3u t6un
fheint, I'm cine Grneuerung Der Sc
naltt6aten gu Der6iiter uno ba ieBt
Ru6e in 8eBordbien 6erri6t. Wa5 Die
ernartate U}uTIereinpan0erung BON
Syuben aus RuBIono anbelangt (0er=
glei6e DaI6ingtoner 2adri6tsn auf
Der Dritten Seital-N. B 3.), 70 DirO
erflGrt, bo5 Staat5 Departement
f0nne feline SSnttiatiDe erqreiFen, 5onz
bern miiIIe W2itt6eilungen 0es S6aB=
ANTS : 9epdrtements erDurten, i'm
Sale fi6 bas 2eBtere auBer Stanoe
7e6e, unerninI6te Ginnanberer 0urh
itren9e 2npenoung Der ginpan0ez
runQ8qeIeBe fern gu 6ulten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-23
!; z Z aga < zgaaz Z zgaxzzs
: .zebt unf,re punosrDOuc s0utans."
S-9 0-G.
Gsit. g;quturt oui 5r0:u.
G9rli6er @ertb
nit ieOer OaQOne

@:in, g8bistcD ooy grano0, oic Sic
bier faufcu. Zics lit Die llria6c, p;s=
bolb mir Die am geften Ftuirtcn 2cutt
in Der Staot m0 llmqcatuO init gts
trdutcn aacr 9lrt otriorgcn. Sir taui,n
bier in ciuem oauptquarticr, Dob;i sic
Die pem 3piiatnbduolcr 3ufaacnOcn BRO.
Fite fir Td eripartu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-23
StQute 9l}pntdnu.

&uIamo, Nf6., %. 0}at.-graz
Iioent Roo7eOelt fam 9eute bier an
uno Der I6Ii6e Gmpfan55z8limbim
pieOerboIte Iid. 9ouberneur Y}c8rtOe
belt cine 8epiIItpmmnung5reDe, mel
DE Der 9rGiioent erpiDerte. Die 60
tpmotipe, neI6e ben 8aggon auf ben
6dbrOumpfer r5ucOma" ido6, mel
der osn Duggon ODn 0em 0regon=
l1fer ii6er ben Columbia Riper bef0rs
Derte, bate einen lebenoigen iungen
8dren auf Dem Senber angetettet.
Der 6err grdiiDent nubm reyes Sn=
tereFe an bem fleinen RerI, ftieg auf
ben Senoer unD itrei6eIte i6m ben
Ropf. Der tIeine Bar puBte ieOo6
Die i6m erpieiene Gbre niht gu Mir
Oigen, er tnurrte, anItatt pfIidtIduI=
Oigit Die ibm gebotene 6ano gu Ieden.
Don bier ging 0ieReiie peiter Oura
0aibington- 6r. RooiebeIt bieIt DieIe
Re0en i'm Qdufe Oes Sdge8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-23
Ser Dloor fauil gebcu.
8ieOeraufna6me oes 0isnIte5 auf Der
2anO 8rieftrager Route gu
8auatin, 5enn. - g1eIignation
0e5 y}eger5 2tu8OoO accePtrt.

&dn0 SrIeftra9er doute gu
8auotin, 3enn. - Refignation
0es 0egers 2lQgooo occePtrt.
Wuf6ingtDn, .. g., %, U}ai,
- 8enerals8oitmeiIter 9apne bat bic
iofortige 0ieOeraufrabme oe8 Diem
ties auf Der Iu5penoirten Qanobrief=
trGgerzRoute gu 8uuatin, 5enu., an
georonet. Die Reiignation Des gsger5
syo6n 6. 2tqgooO, pel6er ais 8riefz
TRIGGER auf oiefer Rpute dngeitelt mar
uno iia neigerte, ieine 2lmt5pflihten
gu perri6ten, neil i6u 3net ma8ttrte
W}dnner am 6. M}ai an6ielten un0 be-
oro6ten, lit accepttrt poroen, unb bic
Gibiloienit GommiIiion nurOe err
iu8t, einem paTenoen W}ann 3ur Be-
IeBung Der Steqe elm gertifitat aus
3uItenen.
Der @eneral=4oitneiIter erflGrt,
es babe fia 6erau8geiteut, oaB Die Be-
0r0Dung Uu9oDD's 0ds QSefI utlDeI@
anttportli8er Perionsn mar unO nidt
pon Der groBsn MaTe Der 8iirger an
Der goute gebiuigt porOen iei. 2Qz
gooO babe o6ne oue 8efa6r feline
Dienitlei1tungen fortieBen t0nnen, ME
IfDn aus Dem lIm7tdnOe 6erDor9ebe,
baB cine onoere benod6arte Route
bur6 einen gsger 6eiorgt per0e,
o6ne DaB 0erIeI6e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
rtqteiten babel 81 betdmpfen babe.
gBie I6on frij6er aus onoeren
Queuen gemeloet, erbieIt 2tu9ooO Die
betreffenoe Stsus, o6gleid iid onOere
bsTer befG6igte Ganoioaten Oafiir gsz
meloet uno Elm be1eres GTamen 8a=
ma6t bdtten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-23

Die ttette &9tlfe
8OOmQ1'8
8cQOD
8elitt
fit innerfiden anO du6erft-
den @e6rau6.

Q8snH man glt0bucH atbrlutt um s5mTyH
8u hiusn, iouttu mir iolt, RtttI o,rmejb.u Die
Oas S8tsm bllhdO1tn. Opium Dlorpbium. Gblo=
roIoTmsa,t5T, 6ocaius uub 6borat t'ata Die
SamsrrH uoem Ft Otu Sim Dsg gsfu6,s isgf6=
rsn, bty QatifHt Dsrli:rt oaoura ole @iublsfraft
E"s if elm. gtidbyliae Qraris ft mastirt Die
SDmptom' unO dHitatt DaB Fe oas 2si0tu beitis
tt7t, 9trtort ft BEN ulagtu, Ojt 9t5sr urO oIs
GdTms, uHD D,uu fir Kn3rt 3ct f,yt1tleBt. tons
t'I g Die GerotH uuD tr3eugt loialt oDtr u4gcs
mtiHt 2dbmuHa.
Gs IL ttius IotbDHoiaIet Borbauoeu.. oicit uus
gsDif'H DlitsI ~ 5eHbcH, ptuu Gin pcijtOcs glits
tt! Djt 8ao MAPS 8tdDp RtItef audJ
be grobtsH 5am,3tn iau,qr fiut, O5u, gtfabr
fir GrBaaitHs uotr Ruotr
Gs fiut aud bic irt,nF5f,u etmrler i'm aus
QsHbItd, or6utt grhuUouH1 uno btlt Gonathios
men ioDo5I o'r 2uH9sH ne Ots Tagsrs Der Gdrs
me- cetr anotrtH ErgaHe uHO Der Sblcimbdute
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-23
Weferu 1tnfnn" inn GrbrGuar.

q6iIobeIP 6ta, p, U}dr3. =
Die ggBsItern Union 5elegrap6 So. "
bat 6eute teinen ein3igen 0ra6t auF
ben Qinier Der gPennipIDanjer 8a6n"
i'm 6ieIigen Staate i'm 8etrie6e, Sy6re
8eamten ertldren isOo8, bic Gompagz
ME Derri6te i6re 8eI6GFte our6 ben
ge6raua Der 9rdbte ouf ben Qinten
Der Baltimore 0bioz uno Der Ienz
gorfer Central 8a6n. Dir 2lrbeit
Der Gntfernung Der Pfd6le uno0rdbte
Der DeItern Union bon ben Qtnien Der
qennipIoania 8aAn tpirO 6eute forts
geieBt.
SIN gureou Der rpennipIOania=
8a6n" piro 6eute ertldrt, bic 8abnz
@eItu56uft perbe an Steae oer umz
ge6adten qfG6le Der u8eiterH Union"
neue erri6ten, uno 0rdbte fir ihren
eigenen Gebrau6 auf 0eniel6eR aus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-23
ga IN eine nIte gRnhrhsit-

rdnlia, oaB 0ic St gsrnar0 RrduttrDiuu loon
piel sen fftr Z0ftor uH6 2lpotb,t,r gggort babcu
Eas piFcu 3oblreibt gtuts. Die oilit uor3uQlidc
4r7uti tets i'm cauie hlltu mo Dttitbe rcats
settle bel Gmtrjtt cjuI5 Hsjbtus D.r Forgroraaue
siune5man q tommt chen immcr oarauf an 3u
rtbf,r 3cit umuiarsjtsu o5alb fb jraeuo cine
1t6rmq i'm t0rprsiatu Wtaaui5mus 3u1t an
tiutm ial6su Sale ssyiuds mon iofoyt Diti1 I'M
jbrsr g9irtma pabrbaft pur0T0o4cH Qiacn, iutgs
tc in eDcg aHHluoiasH 4potbcta }u bl5lu ju0
CCiTo. SaE5J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-23
Sfpplepelt'8 9tei1t.
Der Staat l1JaIbinoton brgIiat.
Sin iunacr SSGr, tuclhcr Das Sat
id,clu Der 8rliiocntenbaHo nidlt
5u tuiirSiacR ipuRtc.

2lffaire 2lQgooO i'm 4ofoieuite ab8ez
than, = ReTi8notion beg g}e8erz
8rieftragers acceptirt. - StaatS=
istretdr 6op unO 8otIdafter 9rof
gaIiini Dpra rgrant" 8riefe
beldftigt. Der nRampf Der
,qsnniplOania 8abn" 8e9en bic
nWeitsrn Union" = 2ounsn Oes
Wstters i'm QBeiten. = 6euz
f6redenplage unO tiefer S6nee i'm
Stoate U}ontana.
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QUESTION NO ~.

Bro. Garrett and Ed Of the CRfs-
ser, through tie Columns 81 you;
paper 4 would like to ask the nin@
isters Or any one that is able % an
swer a question
In znd Timothy end cIl, and i5ycr.
] 6nd a positive command which
readsthus.
STUDY To slew tbyself approved
unto God. 4 workman that ncedeth
not 10 be ashamed. rightly dividing
the word Of truth, f"
find the word Of truth to be the
dividend We the pupils Tor workman
that is commanded to do the diyld
ing
Now, please tell me what TO use
for a diysor, and how should the
quotieni be written
{. a. Sinops.
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"lhese are the two olive trees and The
'wo candlcstieHs standing bpfors the
Goi # DE rar'I,'' Rcy. ll-4)
Now Sod says two olive trees
and two candle-sticks, and not
oplytwo trees but nl,o two candle
stick- standing before the God Of
the enrth. Now we believe these
two.olivc trees to be just what
God said they IRE and just who
IL says they are.
To BE C0uhmutg.
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FOR SALE.

Any ono wishing to buy any Of
the following named Medicine call
on David Skaggs who will sell to
You;
Japenese oil 50 cts bottle.
Or. Swan liver and kidney cure
so cts. a bottle.
Herberts Celery 4. ex. Sarsa.
parilla 80. CTS bottle.
Hcrber, Celery phosphate SO cts
DR.. Swans cascara pillss25 cts.
Package Sister Toresa's tea rs
cts
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Reluctant as has been the Post.
master General TO inangnrale 40 in.
vcsilgatIon in the bureaus Of Tic
Second and Third Assistant Post
masters General, it is now, below !
cd that be viii DO unable to ascnpc
IT. come very surprising fncts have
just been revealed in connection
with tho impression or duplication
paper used extensively by tho
'ostoflIoe and probably by Others
executive department. 1t appears
That the KIND used is u pxtep1ed
article manufactured only BY the
General Manufacturing Company
OF Franklin, Pa. it further an.
pears TINT Tx. Representative
Load, then chairman of tho CON.
miltce on Postof'ce and Post Road
first brought the duplicating paper
to the attention of The Department
and IT was Immediately adopted by
Third Assistant Postmaster Gsner
al Meddcn. Further investigation
discloses the fact that General
Charley Miller, president Of the
company, is brothor-in.law
OF kcpresentlve Joseph Siblsy OF
Of Pennsylvania and that Mr.. Mil.
Ter, sonin'law of Sibley, i the
companys representative in Wash.
ington. II is also found that under
u spccial provision /, the Sundry
Civil bill approved July 2, 1909,
the Public, Printer is instructed
to purchase the blanks, forms
books, otc., Of this company when-
ever they are asked for by the
; head of an executive department
: or other Government establish
mont,
Thcro nave been also made
4 many charges against the admin
& istration OF the OH 20 Of Second
Assistant Postmaster GonsraA
'" Shallenberger, under whose super.
vision comes the payment OF ths
railroads Tor tho transportation Of
n the mails. 1t is claimed othat the
i price charged by The railroad.
this year upwards of $40, 600, 000
: ia excessive and that there ID 10
;, proper method Of ascertnining the
N weight Of the mail carried Under
ID the present system the mails are
" weighed during one week, at cer-
y tain stated periods, and the aver,
:, - age for the year computed from
these weighings. 1t is we'll known
ne that it is the custom on many road
ie TO solicit all the extra mail posi-
)" bic during the weighing week and
it is claimed that mombers Of Con
u grcss contribute to tho fraud b.
seeding through the mails At sucl
to times all the public document
y they find available. Captain Gas
I tie, auditor for tho Postotllce Dept
: has on sevora! instances called tn
u attention Of Congress to the inAd
~ equacy OF the present methods 40,
CssanaeS u PAGE 4.
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