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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-10
AuramcicuItura
CultiV0 de la china
(Continuaci6n.)
(Continuaci6n.)

| Jamaica esta muy adelantada en- Ell
cultivo de los frutaleS, por que ha pro-
pendido mejorarlo para obtener fru-
tas apreciables en- las mercados de Es-
tados Unidos e Inglaterra, infuyendo
poderosamente el buen sistema esta-
| bleCido.
Ademas de las classes de chiras de
muy antique cultivadas en- Spanish
Town Santiago de II Vega existe ALI
lei Jardin Bot anico mas notable de Anne
rica, perteneCiente una sociedad que
provee de las mas selectas clases, V
uras treScientas variedades la isla
otros paises, inc;uso la misma metro
poll.
Agregando que ell china es anaiogo
al dc Puerto Rico y 10 mismo la com
posicion geological del suelo, 10 que fa-
vorece absolutam ente para adquirir las
semillas Plantas de aquel delicioso
pa1s como 10 hacen Cuba, Centro Anne
rica. Antillas inglesas Inglaterra.
vi desembarcar en- Puerto Lim0n-
Costa Rica-las primeras doscientas
plantas de chinas, de unos dos q dos y
medic afios de edad, que ell progresista
gobierno de aquella reptolica adquiri6
del Jardin Botanico de Jsmaica, para
distrlbuirlos entire los cultivadores del
departamento de Puerto Lim6n, Para
que oportunamente aprovechasen las
puas con que habfan de ingerir en- los
patrones agrios del pals. Para Cuba
llevaron cargamentos de semilla de
platapos Jhoason, chinas, plantas de
adorno, piantas industriales, caucho y
cuantas puedan aumentar la riqueza de
TN pals, y as1 nc Sc debe estraflar que
las frutas de Jamaica sean preferidas
en- ell gran mercado americana.
Estamos en- una epoca de TRANSITION;
principiamos nuestra vida agr1cola y
no debemos temer Ell costo de la
planta 6 semilla selecta, porque es 10
lr1e recesita,uos &ara establecer cult
vos de provecho; de ORC modo iremoS
q retaguaIdia de los delnAs pafses, que
Sc esfnerzan por me;orar su situacion
economica, con ell trabajo ejecutado con
lnteligencia.
Es necesario luchar, pero con inte-
ligencia y teson, y no estar rehacios pa
ra adSuirir e1emplares de chinas que
utilizarelnos para lnger1r en- los patro-
nes de nueStro riqulsimo naranjo, OBJ
tener plautas de desarrcllo, dura b.es y
sabrosos frutos.
Manuel Barros Pena.
{Continuara.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-10
C0ntineE1te
y c0ntenid0
Los caiones perniciosos

Algunos ciudldanos sc quejan de que
los conductoTes de los carTos que exlraen
as basuraS dc San Juan. caIgar. 4 un
tempo miSmo. con el continente el
contenido. este eS. que Sc llevan los ca.
ones que Slrven dc Tecep,4cuIO 4 las
baSuraS.
Bien infoEmados Fespecto al caso. p0-
demos deCir que los refcridos condue-
torres no haeen nada maIo: por 81 coo.
uario. 50 nos zntoi1 que ayudan gran
dsments 4 IA higisns piblica eoa lal
prucadimiento
10 que ocurre e. cue muchas perso-
n4s.no han Iieg1do 4 eonvencsrss adn
de cue u hmpixRa e. IA mzdre de u
salnd y quieIea coussFvar en sus eaSas
eaiones asqusFuans. impssgnadus Dc
mateltAs FepuxnanseA
Haosa hiRa Ius exr1eiorss O. ~
nurzs.
Tai - eI,oa nErsn. pur ens unsdo.
QniEar ml<Aca lacls - lnfsucida @ a.
gunas 0a.s q So Jaan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-10
Suces0 lamentable

Naraniito, NOviembre s dc 1908
Hace poeos dias. dsj6 dc exissir en
este poblado IN simp.itica y vifguosa
senorita Herminia Wales. dsjando an
recuerdo impsScsdeFo De eariho en- 81
eofazon de lodos aqusllCs cue guvimcs
"a ioEtuna de cunccsrla y iralaFla.
"A 80 enuerro ccneuFFi6 in6nidad de
peFyonas ds tcdas las eiasca scgiales.
n dneio Zoe dcspedido poF e sssu-
dioso ioxun ternando Mogsles y por 81
"a euno<ido tsrzao Dc lus u,aeslios. don
kladio vexa.
pics miklgus IA pens qns omhargn
iU eoEazcnss le aa iauailiEIea
cOssspunnl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-10
variaS n0ticias

Ca,aho. Noviemhre 10 dc 1908
In estes dias comemos pan y carne
en- busnas condiciones.
.ss "a sargenso Paoli. de Ia policia
inznlaF. IA salido para LaFes.
.s ReT0. <foF; hasa cuando van
4 estar molexl1ndcacs los peFrua vaga-
hundos, n pvciso cue dssapaFsssan.
-, - Kuardia Castro N sifo uns-
laaisdoa 4 harsus.
-. - oho n.rz pasa 4 prsssar sus
nsgvtns 81 Yea hA
cOrs~pnsaI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-10

Un ingeniero yanki que comfa
en- la historical fonda de Gel Sopapo",
en- Ia cual fonda, por desgracia mia,
e conocl. de vista, cierto dfa
me trajo al Corozsl ST de esta escape,
luro por las orejas de Neptune
Gconsonante ripioso oportuno y
que, aunque manduque terra como Sapo,
yo no vuelvo tratar con yanki alguno.
El yanki de mi historic
ofreCiome hasta gloria;
y fe que su palabra vi cumplida,
pues. 81 de aquel negOcio me arredro,
voy encontrar la gloria en- la otra vida,
donde el seflor San Pedro
solo adnite pupilos sin comida.
Ell yaxki aquel me convirti6 en- mnero
y entire con entusiaSmo en- la tarea
y de Ia aurora al resplandor prmero
va estaba yo moviendo la batea,
muriendome de fr1o,
de mi salud con grave deterioro,
para Sacar del rio
partfculaS de OrO
que entraban en- la bolsa de aquel ito.
IN
Busca bebitos gordos, me decia
aquel buscon, que gordo Sc ponia
con 10 que 20 Sacaba de la arena,
mien:ras 20 enfaquecfa
de modo tai. que hasta me tuvo pena
ell mismo mister Jon. que pas6 un dfa
cerca de MI la nariz cubierta
& por que Sc taparia ,
por una grueSa y colossal bufanda.
Mi hanb1e debfa de ser mil veces cierta,
cuando hasta I'm mtsttr Jsu asi Sc ablanda
***
Triste, ham5riento con fuerzas bien exiguas
sufriendo reumaticos Dolores
Cubierto de aradores
~ les 1lagados pies lleuos de nguas
y de una endemoniada mazamorra,
al 1anki die al fin: vete la porra
y, de cope porrazo,
ofrecl la pujanza de mi brazo
4 un habil carnicero.
Triste fin de la vida de un carnero!
~
Yo nac1 de cabeza iestoy seguro
en- martes y de noche. Es mi destno,
Cayendo de I'm apuro en- otro apuro,
miserias encontrar en- mi camino.
Mi protector levome al mata1ero,
no para darme muerte, que ESQ fuera
mas dulce llevadero,
sino para ayudar al carnicero,
como mejor pudiera,
en- Su labor hermoSa Soberana
de reventar un buey cada semana.
Voy conner al fin die aquel dia,
venCiendo duraS penaS mi aborozo;
mas pronto dispose mi algeria.
Mi gozo fue en- un pozo,
ante el nuevo desastre que veia
Recuerdo con espanto
10 que pude observar Del campo santo
donde el dulce sosiego que les falta
encuentran, Ia postre, los vecinos
que al alcalde PaI(cTn de Toa-alia.
(que no les da alumbrado nj caminos
del cementerio aquel. Ia cspilla
no le queda una astilla,
nj On clavo, nj un madero.
Goa profunda sorpresa de las gentes,
con aquelos despojos pestilentes
lie han faoricado el piso al matadero!
P.aL.sNG
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-10
DEL COROZAL


Un ingeniero yanki que coma
en- la hist6rica fonda de Gel Sopapo",
le conocf. e. de vista, cierto dia
me trajo al Corozsl. ST de esta escape,
luro por las orejas de Neptune,
Gconsouante ripioso oportuno y
que, aunque manduque terra como sapo,
yo no vuelvo tratar con yanki alguno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-10

Tamhita efreeen nussssoa stlinsrx
dnca aiae de taFFoa. para Prsmiar ei
meiof epsKfau,a cue Isahanon
fsollealsmas los fssrstns q ~ pue-
Is &arsnd1s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-10

El conocido escritor D. Arturo Guasp
Dubon ha escrito un libro de gran me-
rito, de una gran necesidad para la
clase obrera.
Titula Ell competente escritor su obra
de la Siguiente manera:
manual practice e indopedico del
Obrero"', y trata las siguientes materias:
Repertoire de conocimientos prac-
ticos, utilfsimos para los obreros, para
los industriales, para todos en- ge-
neraT.
Dr9A Aompetencia del autor de tan
intere te fibro, pueden dar una idea
los tztul6s que posee.
El seflor Guasp Dubon, jefe faculta-
two que ha sido del ejercito espafiol;
professor de ciencias ffslco- matem aticas
en- colegios especla!es en- Madrid, Ha-
bana y esta isla, 6 ingeniero industrial,
ha sabido refundir en- un libro de mo-
destas dimenSiones. escrto en- lenguaje
familiar los obreros, todos los conoci-
mientos que pueden facilitar a los ira =
bajadores la perfection y progreso Sc
gur0 en- sus ofcios. .4.
) El autor expone la idea y el PROPOSE
to ..:de su obra en- el siguiente prologo,
que reproducimos, para hacer mas. com
preusible la gran utilidad del mencio-
nado hbro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-10
A Los OBRERCS:


de la instruction de los obreros depen
den no solamente la dichs y las virtudes
del hogar, sino el mejoramiento de las
costumbes pl1blicas, la cultura genera,
del pals, y Su riqueza y engrandeci-
miento.
Ejemplos practicos de esta verdad Sc
tienen en- Inglaterra, Francia y los Es-
tados Unidos del Norte, paises que
marchan la cabeza de los pueblos ci-
vllizados, y deben su gran poderfo ri
'quezas, mny rr!1cipalmente, a la ms
truccion de Sus obreros.
Habiendo llegado estos er esos pal
ses adquirir tai grado de, instruction.
que no solo resultan obrelos inte|igen-
tfsimos, sino que han logrado llegar a
ser maestros de importantes fabricas,
ingenieros meclnicos, y directories de
variaS industries.
La educaci0N hcnica del obrero' es,
pues, de todo punto, indispensable Ell
Puerto Rico, para que estos lleguen a
ser obreros instruidos, como 10 son hoy
iateligentes, laboricsos y honrados.
Y esta educacion hfcnlca debe COM
ponerse de 10 extrictamente indispen-
BILE, necesario y titil al obrero, sepa-
raudo Ia parte abstraCta de la ciencia,
muy intereSante para el sabio, pero po-
co 6 nada importante para el obrero.
Por que hacienda asf. y solo asi, es
como Sc lograra formar obreros instrni.
dos. que te6rica y prActicamente apren-
dan, Sepan bien, los indispensables CO.
nocimientos, para ell ejercicio de sus
reSpectivos Cfcios.
Formandose de este modo, con Ell
auxilio de la ciencia. obreros verdade-
ramente aptoS para el trabajo, que
puedan ejercer sus ofcios con inteli-
gencia.
Ademas, de la alianza de la ciencia
con las arteS industIialeS, resultarS
siempe que Ia mano del obrero puer-
torriquefio, apta hoy solamente Ia ru-
tina, podra ser, en- 10 adelante, dirigi
da por Ia Ciencia, 81 sc logra estimular
Ia iustruucion professional del obrero
miembro social dignfsimo. de gran CO.
raz6n ) que ansfa noble y honradamen-
te redirmirse de Ia ignorancia Z que le
tienen sometido los gobiernos, que no sc
ocupan del obrero para NADIA. COMO nc
sea para explOtarlos considerandolos
no como ser irteligente, sino como
una maquina.
Precise indispensable es por tanto
que el obrerO dc Puerto Rico sepa y
comprrnda Iodo estOs y. ademzS. que
81 sa poSici6n actual eS tan humilde. 81
debe dniCaments 81 pea 8 ninguna
instruction.
I'll obrero dc Puerto Rico debe. pueS
instruirse Y las di6culiades dc ms
truirse &c yodeF adquirir los conoci-
mirntos eientlhcoS cue necexita. paF1
posi.Flos aplicAr 4 sns rsspecsivos ch-
cos. no es euSa que afAr aryssFsrfs
pogque ess eonocimientuS poeds ad.
quiFirtcs en POGO ticmpc. ssgndiAntl
s6lo so Asga d,sFn9lrnff. cun IN pro-
feur. - qns aqul dcsg7ciadamsnte
No exhEs una vegdAdeEa e1cnclz indus.
efial. ca prolesorss ii6neus. 8 eyendl
ooasnlEanAo EyTx LtnR0 cue puhliea.
nnua. dcndk el ehruEo KscoSTRsnA
ewsmfs srsBfas saifv. paFa tonsr CO..
gisn<a ds 80 s<lrs y dsl rzhsip qu'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-10
Muestr0 semanario
lnvitaCl0n a un torneo
NACIMIENTO DE CRISTO
{Continuara.)

Dos premioS destinan los editores de
nuestro semanario. para el concurso que
anunciamos hoy.
Van eStaS lineas encaminadaS todOS
los poetas Residences en- Puerto Rico.
Vengan la arena los gallardos pa
ladInes 10 miSmo aquellos cuyas frenteS
oStentan bien conqulStados laureles. que
los que. ansiosos de gloria, empiezan 4
esgrimIr SuS aTmaS.
Nj el orgullo nj ell tenor detengau 4
los combatientes; que 81 es modesto
nueStro certs smen, gufa de nuestroS pro-
positoS es un noble Sentimiento.
Esta idea eS IN estfmulo.
=.
OfrecenoS uu premio 4 Ia meior
'ccmposici6n pOetica. en quiutillas, des-
tinada 4 cantar ell nacimlento del Hiio
de Dios.
Tn seguudo premio obsendrz Ia CON-
pcslei6n que slga en meri,o "a pri-
mera.
FL eoLcuTSo tendr1 efecto en- les pri-
nler's diAs dc Enero y solo admitire-
mos compoSicioGes has,a las cinco Dc ia
tAFls DEF dia 10 dc Dicicmbre.
Respeeto 4 IA ea.idad Dc los premioz.
penonas qae han de jnagar los traba-
ios. y lorna De euviar estoa. daremos
nosseia ca una de uuestFss pEdxinas
ediciuncs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-10

catahO. NOvismbrs 10 de 1905
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-10-27
DUFFY'S PURE MALT WHISkEY

of
to and
the In
If
fromd
milk
Duhys
you
rel ling
be
health
giving qualities
TIL
o
a
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-10-27
MONEY IN PROSPECTS.
But They Should Be classed as Pros
poets and Not Mines.

There is all the difference i'm the
world Letween a mine and prospect
the difference being that even the most
promising prospect usually require
several years of intelligent work and
an expenditure Of considerable money
before it can take rank as a producer
There are many people who know lit
tie about mining affairs. who. think that
II they have a prospect they are in pos
session of mine. They may be right
in their conclusions. but it VIII be an
undeveloped mine. and of no more
present value. as far as production OF
precious metals is concerned, than az
If it were so much vacant ground. A
good prospect has certain Intrinsic VAL
lie, but II is not until the claim has
been developed by shafts, tunnels
drifts. crosscuts, and the ore bodies ex-
posed and blocked out for measurement
that prospect can be properly classed
as a mine and its actual value esti-
mated.
Although good ground has value, il
cannot have any mine value until IL
has been thus developed. AS n result
of this, n prospect is one of the ver;9
best avenues for legitimate inves. =
ment; good management can develop ii
into q regular producer, when it can
be sold to a big mining syndicate at d
large profit.
1t is to be remembered that every
mine, no matter how great ii is, was
once a prospect and that it's develop
ment into a paying proposition has in
every case been attended by many
hardships and setbacks. During its
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-10-27
FINE BAR OF GOLD.
Ora Grande Ore Stands all Tests Of
Mining.

George r. Upton, superintendent and
one of the main owners of the famous
Ora Grande mines. came up from the
property, near Wickenburg, yesterday
morning to meet his wife, who was on
her way from the east.
Mr.. Upton brought a bar of gold
with him from the mine. The bar is
worth probably $500 and was taken
from a mill run of only five hours with
five stamp mill. The mill is running
to test the ore. 1T was the intention
of the company to put up 100-stamp
mill if the test run proved satisfactory.
1t now seems that the run is more than
satisfactory. We predict that work
on the big mill will soon be started,
when the Ora Grande mine will take
it's place as one OF the wonderful pro-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-10-27

de- clipping stage it may have changed
hands several times, and many of it's
owners have lost money, but this
should not be charged up against ev-
cry mine but rather to bad manage
ment and lack of ability.
The great number of promising pros
poets in the west is n remarkable fed-
ture of our country. Many of them are
only awaiting the assistance of capital
to develop them into bonanza" propo-
sitions. The mountains are teeming
with them, and thousands more are
still to be discovered. Well managed
companies. operating in the gold fields,
are developing new prospects every
month. Many of them viii probably
make rich returns for the investor.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-10-27
T HE
UNDERWEAR.

Our Underwear stock complete at the
present time We fill all wants in this department
at very low prices Here few samples:
Ladies hemstitched Nghtgowns full length, good Sc
width, worth $500. Our price, each ~
Nansok Nghtgowns soft neatly trimmed with Vaenciennes
lace, regular price SIPS. nh
Now selling at, each Qt.VO
Cambria Nghtowns trimmed in lace and embroidery round
orV shaped Jokes, full length extra well made, CE
worth $I.75. Sale price, each " .E y
Understands, made of fine cambria with two rows of wide
lace inserting and deep lace edge, very wide, 81 0E
worth $1.75. Sale price, each ...... .....~. " sE y
Cambria Underskrs trimmed in fine VAL lace very full
ruf1e with deep lace edge, regular price $500 IN
Sale price, each .....~."..... " .OV
Outing Flannel Nightgowns in assorted coorS, trim Hc
med in solid color outing, regular ST. gown for ~
Pink and Blue Outing aon ss s GOO
Ladies' Outing Gowns, beautifully trimmed as q DE
sorted coors, worth $I75. Sale price, each " an y
Chldrens Ribbed Union Suits, all Sizes worth 4oc
each. Our price, each EJO
Misses Half Wool Union Suits Onieta style all sizes c
worth 75c each. Sale price, each OUC
Ladies' Onieta Union Suits in grey ribbed; the 75c c
quality for, suit ..... OVC
and ssdh ae 1e sse BIC
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-10-27

Here is the situation: your friends
viii not tell you the truth, and you will
nor listen when your enemies try it,
Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-10-27

There isn't much similarity between
an umbrella and a folding bed, and yet
with both its a case of put up or shut
up.--Philadelphia Record.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-10-27
RHEUMATISM
NOT a SSEyN DISEASE

1t is natural to rub the that hurts, and when rheumatic
shooting through the muscles they
nfamed and the sufferer inents plaste
relief and while such treatment the
of rubbing bstering Rheumatism
skin disease but is the blood all through
ard time exposed to the conditions that
the first attack going to have another and Rheumatism
will just long the poison the blood matter what
apply externally Too much acid in the blood
Rheumatism stomach troubles Digestion weak kidneys
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-10-27

When a number of women get to-
gether some of them show they are
stuck up by declaring that they cook
theirs i'm butter.-Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-10-27

The attention of preachers is called 10
tan-tan. a game reckless women are
playing. at which sometimes they lose
as high as ten cents.-AtchisOn Globe
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-10-27

Very few men are clever enough 10
lie well. yet they all keep trying it
New York Press.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-10-27

Observation-Disclosures He has had both
legs amputated above thickness"
Ioav.-'I should think that would make
him feel rather -knessy"-Philadel-
phia Record.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-10-27

y not many men in the world who we'll
age whiskey
stmunt or medicine My appetite fair
good with
ter hunor than regular
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-10-27

ducing gold properties of this section
of the mineral world.-Prescott Herald.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-10-27

familiar figure of the Rockies, the
oldest living landmark" is c.. w. Han
ley, of Big Timber Mont. One of the
original "49ers." Mr.. Hanley in later
years built ND large veterinary med
icine business. Though now in his
1O9th year. he is hale and hearty and
able 70 walk about as spryly as many
men half his age. He states that M
owes it all to Duffy's Pure Malt Whis-
key. In a recent letter he says,
1T mas been my intention for some
time to write and compliment you OIL
the effects Duffy's Pure Malt Whisky
has had on my health. Last November I
lbs 1-aa tha,.c nr1, ar.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-10-27

torpid liver are other causes
which bring on this painful dis
ease, because the blood becomes
tainted with the poisonous mat
ter which these organs fail to
carry out of the system. Ger
tain secret diseases will produce
Rheumatism, and of all forms
this is the most stubborn and
severe, for it seems to affect
every bone and muscle in the
body. The blood is the medium
by which the poisons and acids
are carried through the system,
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-10-27
1.-THE OLDEST MAN
IN THE ROCKIES"

Geo. W. Hanly, 1os years of age, is
as strong and vigorous as men thirty
years younger, and says that for long
time his only medicine has been DUFF
FYS PURE MALT WHlSkEY.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-10-27

White Cotton Blankets, 1914 size, worth rs pair. Ic
Sale price, pair OVO
Fancy Plaid Blankets 1914 size with deep borders QEc
worth $I25. Sale price, pair w
Fancy Striped Blankets, 1914 size, high colors Ct IN
worth ST.. pair. Sale price, pair. III UV
All Wool Grey Blankets full 1914 size with pink GO 6S
and blue borders worth $3.50. Sale price, pr QJ'UJ
Knotted Yarn Comforts Heavy White Cotton Comforts
full size, worth 81. so each e. IN
Sale price, each Observation-Disclosures. Of.iV
White Cotton Comforts, covered with good cretonne both
sides alike, scroll stitched worth $I.75 Sale - 0E
price, each ............... .............. QIsOO
Sikane Comforts very soft with fine white cotton finished
with fine colored zephyr, worth $500 81 S0
Sale price, each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a OV
Feather Pillows covered with good ticking, weighs 6Sc
pounds, worth ooc EACH Sale price, EACH. wv
Sofa Pillows made of fancy mercerzed sateen, with Sc
deep rufle, worth $I5o each. Sale price, each JUC
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-10-27
LINEN SNAPS

LINEN SNAfS
YOU SHOULD NOT OVERLOOK.
German Table Linen half bleached OF inches WIDE in assorted
2s sG p aad 9s SIC
Union Huck Towels hemmed inches wide inches
o '995 sae S9ds gss ssss H
Damas Towels hemstitched size inches made inches
long, always sold for 4oc each. 0Sc
Sale price, each NV
DRESS GOODS.
Solid Tricot double fold worth 45c yard. ar
Sale price, yard % "
Fine Venetian 60 inches WIDE red grey TAM brown mode
and black worth 75c yard H0c
Sale price, yard ......-...... wv
Brocaded Jacquard inches wide in assorted coors,
regular price CSC. Sale price, yard .......... -
Fine Broadcloth inches wide in all the late shades,
regular 81 rs quality Sale price, yard
Oxford Waistings, in stripes paids also two toned
colorngs worth $I.25 yard. Sale price, yard W
DRESSING SACQUES AND WRAPPERS
Ladies' Ederdown Dressing Sacques neatly trimmed with
ribbon assorted colors all sizes, worth S125 ri IN
Percale Wrappers, in dark colors trimmed with e C0
fancy borders worth $I.25. Sale price, each VIsVU
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-10-27
UNABLE 10 SLEEP AT NIGHT.
Sidney, Ohio, August 20, 1908

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Sidney, Ohio, August %, 1908.
A few months ago was feeling weak
aud run down and unable to get sleep at
night. felt extremely bad, and also had
rheumatic pains in my joints and mus
cles. The medicine used gave me only
temporary relief at best; SO seeing 8. 8 s.
highly recommended for such trou-
bles, began it's use, and after taking 1t
for some time was we'll pleased with the
result. It aid away with the rheumatic
pains, gave me refreshing sleep and
streneth and energy. It is GOOD I5edie
cine, without doubt, and take pleas
ure IN endorsing it.
r. +. d. MOI. 8. s. BOUGHTON.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-11-05
ROCK ELM.

Mrs. Geo. Hamilton has gone to
Hartford for visit.
The Old Settlers will hold their
annual reunion Thursday, Nov. 5.
A Falk has sold his farm to Ed.
McKernon, and will soon move
away.
Arthur McCardle and Miss Viola
Lozier were married at Red Wing
last week.
Mesdames Geo. and VIM. Miles
have gone to Henning, Mimi, to
visit relatives.
Chas. Rhiel and Miss Julia Brem-
mer of Exile were married last week
at the brides home.
Mr.. Hill of St. Paul was in town
last Thursday, settling the claims OF
those who were passengers at the
time of the accident at Spring Val
lev last week.