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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-06-11
.Keep Your eve on Kinrwooa ).

keep your eye on Kingwood."
DR.. Claude X. Sherwood was a, Morgan.
town las, week.
b. Clemens of Moundsvire, was las,
week granted pa,en, ON non-re6llable
bottle.
Eugene Sommersille of Grafton, was here
from Saturday un Monday visiting his sister
Mrs. Holden.
John Miller of the firm of NJ. ]. Muler's
Sons of wes,ernPori. Md. was here tins
week on business
The line growing weather Of the pas,
week OF two has been worth thousands Of
dollars to the county.
Charley Swearengen, who clerks at a store
over along the NJ. y X, was home here for
visit over Sunday.
Mrs. Dora For,nsy lef, for her home in
Martins Ferry, Ohio, last Friday after a
visi, among friends aud relatives here.
Miss Taey Murdoch has resigned her pos
iuon in the runnelton pos,offlce as the work
was too hard for her. She will resume work
in the Argus Printing House as eomposi,or
on this paper.
Abe Cohen Of Morgantown, has opened
out stock Of mems clothing in the old
Murdoek building in the room lately vacated
by James o'Hara. Hickman, who was
here last year, is in charge.
Miss Lynne waddell, one of the teachers
In tho State Normal School at Chenille,
arrived in town Monday evening and went
on down TO her home in Brandonville, Tues.
day, 10 spend her summer vacation with her
parents.
William G.. Brown arrived home yester-
day evening from whateom, Washington,
where he has been the past month. lie
came via Louisville, Kentucky, were his
mother has been visiting relatives aud ae.
her home.
]. Parsons Martin left for Gilmer and
Calhoun counties last Friday TO look after
his property out there. lie was accompanied |
as far as Grafton by his wife and son John,
who went to call on friends and do some
shopping. They returned home that evening.
In this issue will be found the advertise. |
ment Of NJ. J. Miller's sons, the old reliable
liquor dealers Of wes,ernpor,, Md. This
hrm has been in the business for long time |
aud IS well known to our people Being
out of the State. the new ruling Of the
Express Companies not to handle goods for |
liquor dealers in this State, does not apply
10 them.
X. ID. Liston of near Albrigh,sville, Is /
agent for this county for the Bowker Fer,iii- /
rer Company, the only important firm out.
side of the trust. They furnish brand Of |
fertilizer that cannot be beaten anywhere. |
Mr.. Liston is now taking orders for whoa,
sowing and anyone wanting any this year
will please notify him at once. Il will be
delivered at the Kingwood depot abou,
September Ist. Prices as low as any first.
class fertilizer.
Among The graduates at the University
this year is William Herbert Gibson, son Of
Ashford Gibson, formerly of function but
now residing a, Morgan,own. The young
man IS one of the best students at the
University and graduates with The degree Of
Bachelor OF Science IN Civil Epigeering, one
of the hardest degrees TO get and very
valuable and important one. We acknow-
ledge the reeeip, of an invitation from Mr..
Gibson 10 attend Commencement.
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Deaths Dolngs.

Died at her home near Valley Point on
Sunday, June 9Th, the wife of James Lis,on,
the saw-mill man who formerly resided in
kingwood. The funeral was held Tuesday
At 10 a. m. and the burial In the cemetery
a, Valley Point The deceased had been
III for several months aud leaves a husband
and one child. She was daughter Of
lanes Miller Of that section, and was about
thirty years of age. Mrs T.. /. Bower.
master and SON and daughter and Mr.. and
MIS-. / Is Bowermasler from here attended
the funeral.
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The West Va. Argus.
Haywood. June II. 1903.
Keep your eye on KIngwOod. p

keep your eye on Kingwood.
DIR. Alex Leeds. Dentist. Grafton.
DIR. ]. NJ. Kings Office mex, door to Jail.
James a. Brown was in Wheeling this
week on legal business.
Lloyd c. shaHcr from Carmel, was here
this week on business.
Russell Stone left yesterday afternoon for
Warrington TO visit his mother.
The family of Supt. a. NJ. Lane are over
at Mt. Lake Park for the summer.
Mrs +. Heermans left yesterday for
Belmont, Ohio, to visit her husband.
Harrison Gale of near Valley Point, was
IN town Tuesday and gave US a paying call
John A LsntE of Aurora, was here over
Sunday visiting his daughter and new grand
son.
Hoy b. Jackson has been out with a sur
veying corps over about Cecil the past two
weeks.
Miss Tacy Murdock has been visiting
friends and relatives out in Lyon district
the past week.
Ross Manown is here from the Seminary
at Buckbannon and will spend his vacation
with Mrs. +. f. Bishop
Miss Nellie Albright returned home last
Eridav f,nn, Rurhar,.., 49,. L.. - -.
attending the Conference Seminary.
Rev. L. II. J. King, father of DIR. ]. NJ.
King, who has been visiting here the past
week, returned TO Buckhannon today.
J ii. Waters moved last week from the
Albright building on Price street to the
chidester property in West Kingwood.
= o. J. Dean, the contractor, left yesterday
evening for Keyser and will return next
week. lie has been delayed here by fail
I ure to get material on time.
a Missouri paper publishes the ncighbor
hood marriages, births and deaths under the
head of "Bells, Wells and Knells." Missouri
Is Mark Twain's State.
The Office of tram dispatcher for the w.
v. N. railroad has been abolished and S. J.
Sterling, the dispatcher, is back on the road
again as conductor and says he Is glad of it.
Vincent T. Cooke and mother went to
Parkersburg last Friday to visit friends and
relatives. Mr.. Cooke returned but his
mother will remain some time visiting.
b. L. Brown has sold his residence oppos.
lite the Hotel Gordon to DR.. Felix Elliott,
price paid sI7oo. Mr.. Brown does not give
possession till October Is, and in the mean
time will build handsome home on his
corner lot below the Presbyterian Msnse.
George A. Herring has handsome new
express and delivery wagon with fine span
Of mules and will haul all his own goods
and deliver merchandise to customers all
around town OF any place near by.
Miss Lilly Elliott is at her home here now
for the summer vacation from the missionary
school in Brooklyn, New York, where she
has been taking a special course to fl her.
self for missionary work in forsiga land
On our fourth page will be found the
large and handsome advertisement Of the
Nesior Piano and Organ Company Of
Phlippi. The firm has branch Office in
Kingwood and keep constantly on hand
some high grade instruments and can furnish
you one at short notice. Two Of the firm
are here and have been for some time with
headquarters at the Hotel Higgins and
Office near the Gordon House
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.DISTLLER TO CON SUMER.

One Large Case IA quarts) ....., ...........
Che onaH case ga Pints) ............
IN I'VE case lots we sell the above
is, 10 dozen pnts for ~ - N'"'"' NAV
goods will be securely packed plain desired so as not
pubic know what getting charge
,, OUk TERMS ARE STRICTLY CASH-send money by p o.
from responsible parties accepted $50 ~ S"''N'
our goods represented may be returned our cx
ana your money will be eheeruy tina. YOU will not
cent his IS fair proposition. Give convinced
M orders have prompt and careful shpped
Gay order IS received hence delay charge for boxing
ing those whose patronage
ana welcoming all
" OIues VIII be SO cd
Yours for Trade Profit
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THE MAEKINS ADDITION.

The Iunnelton Improvement Compan y
nave arranged TO have lot sale on Satur.
day jane 77th. The lots are In the
Mankins addition TO Tunneiton by far tho
most desirable property near the town
The lots viii be sold TO the highcs, bidder
on easy terms. A good band will be on the
ground. and every citizen of Preston
county should be present. Some good
bargains will be secured.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-06-11

Blue Islands. Ill. ian. u. 1901.
Messrs. Fly Bros - have used your
Cream Balm ia my family for nine years
and IL has become my family doctor Tor
colds In the head use II freely on my
children u Is Oodscnd TO children,
Yours respectfully !. KIMBALL
Messrs. cly Bros IL suffered greatly
with catarrh and tried different remedies
without effect After using one bottle Of
your Cream Balm found relief and I can.
NOT praise too highly such remedy.
Miss CoRA WILLARD. Albany, N y
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Notice

] will be at my RowIesburg st ore on Fri
day and Saturday, June Izih and 18th. Al
wishing hats will please call as will have a
whole new line Of summer hats.
Yours respectfully,
ALICE l. MURPHY
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LVHISK

The Public often Deceved
advertisements OF Dealers be are only dealers
buying selling
his IS not SO with US and Registered
Dstlery No located
the MelIxy Miller Dfstery There wbere We ske On,
Famous Mellxy NJ iIIer Pure Rye NVTis1xey from
choice mountain and clear
ger % goods direct from the dster but pure
goods at price, such other
for double the NOR 49, 80
We will ship you EXPRESS PREPAID FOUR FULL QUARTS or
OUK MbLkY MILLER PURE SEVEN-YEAR MARYLAND
Eye WdlSKEY for ss:s 20 Try il, and if you all
gh ana as good elsewhere
send back At our expense and S3ao will be
have other grades Of whskey at the following prices
70! B. Westernport Md -
WIITtSIxTcXSs
me Nlelky miller Pure ..,.. $3.50 gallon Accord
~ - ..'..'.'....... So 90 80 /" ing to
"....,.......... $500 age
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HORSES FOR SALE.

will offer at Private Sale At our farm
near Kingwood, 9 Young Horses, we'll
broken,snd in first class condition.
A. JOIN r. CoPENAN.
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Help Wanted.

Cook and Dining Room girl Wanted at
Mannheim, Preston county, w Va Apply
TO Mrs. o. /. Smith. #
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Y DIRECT FROM
Save Dealers Profits

va fnyate stock .......... s. per gallon
q
O. K and Cincinnati Rye s. gallon strictly pure and de
lightful in favor - F 49, ~
Mountain Dew White Whisky at So gallon our
gandfahers used to drink white in
Our Canada andAccdent Sd Der gallon Is purer
better and has stronger medical qualities than any other Mali Wbike
made Prescribed by physicians everywhere for Lagppe
diseases, and gives relief to consumptVes
Kimmel Whikey s7.so gallon grand medicine for
all troubles.
-Four Full Quarts chrysal Rye s. ao Express Paid
Baltimore kock and Rye $3.50 gallon IS
feacn ana oney $3.50 gallon
GINS
Holland Gin, grades 90 gallon regularly dis
titled, clear crystal white
Domestic Gin sz5o per gallon,
WIN les.
bscKDeffy WINE. S7.oo and $3.50 gallon.
Sherry Wine and 9a0or
Od ron S2oo Sza5 and s. per gallon.
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En- honor de
Cells Aguilera

Ha cabido al pue bio de Fajardo II
prima cia de honrar de nm modo dig
no 10 memoria del inolvida BILE pa
triota, cuyo nombre encabezh estRs
lineas, y q f6 que hh llevado & cabo
nm acso herm0so de eivismo y de
cultura.
A las dos de IL tardeN del dis %
de los corrientes, fechA designadA
para IL exhumaci6n de les preciAdos
restos del gran puertorriquef1o, Sc
reuni6 ell conseio municipal de este
pueblo en- session extraordinAria, pu.
biics, opAra rAtificAr ell acuerdo de
denominar Gale de sCelis Agailers1
Ala que hasta eatonces se habfa lla.
mado calle sReal,. De 10 easa al
caldfa, se traslad6 procesionalmente
ell Ayuntamiento, en- union de 10 CO.
mission nombrads para reAlizsr estos
aetos y seguidos de gentfo immense,
compuesto de todss las cl4ges socia-
les, 6 10 calle sReal., colocando en-
ella,y enAla casai que en- vida shAbi.
tara don Jos@ de Cells Aguilera 10
lapida que hA de dArle en- 10 sucesivo
el nom bre del venerable patriota.
ALI, don Antonio r.. BArcel6, Frss
sidente de la corporation municipal,
lego ell acuerdo, de estR, alusivO &l
Acto pronunci6 unahermos0 discur-
90 que por 81 alto patriotisno y por
sue bellAs inns genes; conmovi6 pro-
fundamente al auditorio.
Asto seguido, 10 procession enca
bsxada por numerosas y artfsticas
coronas fdnebres, que Ell pueblo de
Fajardo, 10 fAmilia Calls, Mendez
Cardona las de vasios amigos del
eximio patriots, G~a;caban & oruar
81 tumba, recorrib % Gale sCslis
Aguileras en- toda cl extension, diri-
E eadose & 10 metropolis.
ALI, en- capilla ardiente y en- Ar.
tfstiea urns, sobre severe eatagalco
estabsn les venersdas cen1zas, que
en- hombros de cuatro obreros y en-
7vueltas en- los ckrticos y en- las pre-
ces del ritual eatolico, 'fueron sepul.
tadas en- ell uioso mausoleo, que pa
ra reeibir tan preciada reliquia acA-
ba de eonstruir 10 familia del ilustre
finado, en- sitio de prefefencia cedido
por este Aynrtamiento.
Terminado este aeto que con reli-
gioso silencio era presenciado por
una multitud que excedfa de tres mil
personas, hizo uso de la palabra ell
doctor don Santiago We've, que pro.
nunci6 To- mas bella de sus oraciones
hacienda la bioGrafiar0del ilustre
muerto, llevanao de ella provecho-
sas ensefianxas 6 10 conciencia popu.
lar, envueltaR en- los brillantes tonos
y On los magistrates efectos de su
oratoria txibunicia.
Luego cue Ell doctor We've hubo
terminsdo, leyeron los sef1ores dom
Jose Mendez y don Esteban Lopez
Cruz, las ofterdas que para squal
acto hahfan dedicaAo don ManuelsCa
mufias y don Manuel z ,no Gandfa.
La primera, impresa en- Dumerosas
hojas fu6 repartida prcfasxmense
entire ell auditorio. A continuation
habl6 con 10 mesura y elocuencia
que sabe hacerlo, don Jorge Bird
Arias, que eerr6 ell acto, vertiendo
carinosos recuerdos y eternas STEM.
previvas sobre 10 tumba del amigo
y del maestro.
No llegAron tempo de ser leidos,
an magistral soneto de don jose de
Diego , una sentida composition de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-02
LA PALABRA

No bAsta pensAr: 90 neceGAfiO
transmitir ell pensamiento; y & este
prop6sito do oil Creador oil hombre
10 palAb q.
El cerebro 90 una m&quina rever-
slble como las m6quinas dinamo
el6ctricss: trsrsforma las vibracio.
nes del mundo ffsico en- censacionas
y en- ideas; y ret lprocamsnte con-
vierte las ideas ca vibrAciones, en-
sonidos artieulados.
Pensamos, hAblamos: vibrAn las.
cusrdas vocales, trsnsmite el sire lA
vibracion al dido, 10 recibe el tfmpa.
no, la conduce Ell nervio acGstico al
cerebro, & otro cerebro distinto del
nuestro, Ell cual convierte 10 vibrA.
ci6n en- idea, rsproduciendo exScta.
mente nuestro pensamiento. dC6mo
se transforma el pensamiento en- So
nido articuladof lY como 10 que es
vibraci6n en- Ell mundo ffsico sc con-
vierte en- el eerebro en- sensaci6n
primero, en- idea despuesf No 10
sabemos: Eo sAbemos NADIA de NOS.
otros mismos y spenas vislumbra'
mos Algo de 10 que mos rodea.
La eisncia se levAnta orRullosa
sobre hipotesis & aemejanza del
monstruo de Horacio, en- ell cual una
hermosa oabexa humanA es soatsni.
dA por To- cola ridfcula de nm peg.
Siampre 81 misterio. Siempre la
eterna burla del Creador quien puso
en- nuestro eatendimiento la aspira.
si6n suprema & 10 verdad y no NOS
dio los medios do alcArzarla.
Ramon G0ndSQ C0rdovG.
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FOmentaldO ell
" eSp1ritu rural

Segdn las olservaciones del sWsa
theo Bnreaus, In semanA agrfcola
anterior psrmiti6 los siguiente datos:
La cana contindA prometiendo.
La molienda ha sido interrumpida
en- unas cuantas locali aades debido
& las lluvias de 10 ssmana y en- al
gunas hacienaas sc ha suspendido
temporalmente motivado 6 la densi'
dad bsja del guarapo. La molienda
no serA general hasts cerca de me-
diado de Enero. En- algunas pocas
localidades Ell tAbaco ha sufsido por
las fuertes lluvias pero por 10 gene
raj 10 cosechA ha seguido bien y
presents I'M aspeeto prometedor.
La siembra de tabaco contin6A. La
recollection de cafe Sc ha conclude
y el trAbajosde podar las mates est6
Ahora en- prcgreso. Las viAndas
generalmente no estkn abundantes.
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0bSerVaCiones del
Wather Bureau

TEMPO de aguaceros ha preaomi4
nAdo en- In mayor parts de ID isla
durante la semana anterior, cl bar g.
metro he estado bajo y 10 TEN nperatu
ra ligeramente sObre To- normal. Ha
llovido 10 srficiente para cubrir to-
das las necesidades y solaMenta en-
unas pocas localidades han st lido
por 10 mucha lluvia. La precipita.
ci6n media, dsterminada de los in
formes de 81 estkeiones, fte 123
pulgsdas; In eantidad mayor que
han irformsdo fac 4.85 pu' g &das ca
Morovis; Ell menor, OBS de pulgada
en- MAnatf. La temperatura mas al
to que han informado fa6 Gle en-
Manat1. LIS mas bsja. Sc . en- Ad-
juntas y Core zAl.
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SIEMPPE DURARAN.

El instinto de reverencia ha sidO
eclipsado por ell de la actividad en-
el hombre y la muier del Siglo
Xxx. Las cosas viejas no son respe-
tadas 6 conservadas, sencillamente
por motive de su antigtiedad, y las
cosas que va no son TITLES tienen
que despejar ell camino. Sin en-
barge, 81 el progreso no es inteli-
gente, no sera permanente. Siempre
hemos de respirar ell aire, beber a.
qua y conner pan. Nunca Sc efectua-
ra una modification en- las grandes
necesidades de la vida y tampoco
nos hace falta. Las criaturas siem-
pre- han de venir al mundo como
han venido desde ell principle, la
gente ha de salir por ell camino
mortuorio como 10 han hecho desde
el principle del mundo. No debe-
mos formarnos la idea de que to-
das nuestras atesoradas opiniones
deberan venir por TERRA. Al traves
de r toda eventualidad Y peripeeie.
las cosas, que & semejanza de la
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLE
han creado una reputation fundada
0n 1ealeS OueuOS 6orViclOS, nau 10
quedar permanentes. Este eficaz re-
medic, pertenece al pasado, al pre-
sente y al future. No solo esta con
el dia, sino que Sc adelanta al dia.
Para las Intermediates Demacran-
tes, Linfatismo, Impurezas de la
Sangre, que resultan en- afecciones
de la piel, ETC., Sc ha grangeado la
confanza de los m6dicos y del p1-
blico en- general. Els tan sabrosa CO.
mo la miel y & la vez tan medici-
nal que sus efectos Sc hacen sentir
desde la primera d6sis. Contiene los
principles nutritivos y curativos del
Aceite de Higado de Bacalao Puro,
combinados con Jarabe de Hipofos-
fitos Compuesto, Extractos de Malta
Y Cerezo Silvestre. "El Sr. DR.. Gui-
llermo G. Murray, de Buenos Aires,
dice: Tengo el agrado de certifcar
que he recomendado & mis- enfermos
su preparation. Este especifco tiene
todas las propiedades del aceite de
bacalao, reuniendo ademas su facil
digestion y su agradable sabor.' Ma
die sufre un desengaflo con esta. De
venta en- Las Droguerias y Boticas.
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UN MENDlGO
dej6 a su muerte Ia can't
dad de 100000

ErA de Toronto y tenfa riquezns
que le dieron este d.timo af1o una
renta de $3 900.
Toronto, o 4tsrio, Diciembre l8.-
Ri Hyman era an hombre que psdfa
linosnas, durante veinte amos estu
vo durmiendo en- habitaci6n misera'
bls y vivisndo de la carload pdblica.
Fee admitido en- ell Hospital Mill
tar de aqufy muri6 ell s&bado.
En- nm registro hecho en- sus ropas
se encontfo, en- nm pafiuelo vieio,
varias aeeiones de una comps f1fa,
por valor de $sA 700 Tenfa aaemzs
otros papele. sefiales de poseer
rentAs de sns sluiones y otros nego.
clos que le dieron $500 el sf1o d
timo.
Dejs una fortuna de $100, 600
Los herederos son: su mujer y
una hiia, viviendo estas con muy
pocos recursos.
(Traducido por 10 sef1orita Julia
Soler)
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Provision probable
de una VaCante

Sc asegura que la vacante que ha
de quedar en- 81 Regimiento dc Puer.
TO Rico, ouando el cspit&n Terence
Hamill, tome possession de su nuevo
cargo como Jefs de 10 Policfa Insu.
lar, ser& cubiertA por el Ter. Tenien.
te George @. Broome, que ocupA ell
ndmerO nno en- al escalAf6n del Re.
Rimiento. El Teniente Broome, es
mn Official de graLdes irfuenciss en-
el Senado de los Estados Unidos.
Fue capitAn de Voluntarios, cuando
la guerra de Espaf1a con los Estados
Unidom. Pcsee una brillante hoja
de servicio que sirvs de orgullo
tan gallarao militAr.
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SON ESTOS SUS SINTOMAS !?

Predilecci6n al onanismo, emisiones de dia de
noche, derrames al estar en- presenoia de una
1ascivas; granos, contracciones de los mhsculos
(que son precursores de la Eptlepsta) pensa-
tendencias q dormitar 8 dormir, sansaci6n de em.
brutectmiento perdida DO Ia voluntad, faita de
aooTses en- las en- los
de tristeza y de salientos inQuietud, falta de
'memoria, indecisi6n, melancolia, cansancio des.
'tantes ante ia VISTA debilidad despues del acto
de una perdida invoiun taria deIrame al hacer
gan psTs e.
tardio, psTdfda disminncicn de los desees. De.
caimiento de la sensibilidad 6rganos oaidos
sintamas son natuEaIes para esDa nn
yitales, yendra ser presa de alguna. fatal
Nosotros solicitamos de todos los que -sufren
De alguno de los sintomas aTr16a enaEerados,
comunicandose con nuestra Compaftfa de mfdicos
especialistas que han r, 4do yeinte amos de ex-
del sistema sexual y quienes pueden garantizar
una curaci6n radical y permanente:
dandonos todo su nomore v direction, edad, ocu.
pacion, 81 es casadO soltero, cuales de los sim
81 I'd, ha usado algun fratamiento para gonorres,
estrechez Stills alguna otra enfermedad venerea.
Nuestra junta de medicos diagnosticara snse-
guida embellishments su casO (gratfs), inform.
ara 8 I'd. de 10 que le cuesta un tratamiento dc
treinta dfas, en- 81 que se efectuara una curaci6n
voITera I'd. scr nn hombrs vigoroso. 81 I'd. NOS
fenlite cinco pesos en- billetes de su pals giro
sDsegui4a psea H Las meicinaS reque1das por
@sdieSs bay 6sya dssiaido 81 complete trstamiensS
OoMPANIA EsPECIALIsTA del N0RTR
l7S Vincent Bldg Broadway q Duane Sts
New York, !, 2. d. AZ -,
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0OSeChaS del Canada

La Ultima cosscha ha dado On Ce.
nadG: IS 900 900 dc fanegas de trigo,
100000 900 i'd. de avena, cerea de
1000 600 ID. de cen teno, 21.000.OOO
i'd, de cebAaa y IL 900 900 id. de ha.
bichuelas y granos, por valor todo
de 112 900. 900 de pesos. Esta pros.
psridad hacs que se exploten ade'
m6s otras Industries y decrezea 10
emigration.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-02
PaImaS de cOcOS

propias para trasplsntar re venden
en- pequefias y grsndes cantidades.
Informar& don Manuel Lopez en-
Vega Bats.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-02
Union PuertOrriQue1a
Americana.
COmit6 de San Juan.

Sfendo grande ell ndmero de pa.
triotas que est&n pendients de ins'
eribir sus nombres en- ell Registro de
L. msncionada colectividad, tene-
mos Ell gusto de participant es, que
queaa alberto aqu6l an el estableci
mi6nto dc D. Francisco J. Marxsua
Qristo no O.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-02
A V I S O

Desde esta fecha NADIA despachar6
On mi fArmacis Gin que me sean IL
quidadas las cuentas; y toda aquella
que nuevamente se me hagA, la Ii.
quid&s6 men sualmente.
En- esto hago mis- excepciones.
Santiago Ced6.
Santa label, Enero 10 de 1908.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-02
HOMBRES DEBILES
REC0BRAD VUESTR0 vIGOR
LA DEM0RA ES PELIGROSA.

Parece que el Creador ha ordenado que despu6s
de la sangre el f1uido vital seminal sea Ia sub
stancia mas preciosa el cuerpo del hombre, y
alguna perdfda contranatural de 81 producira
siempre resultados desastrosos.
Muchos hombres han muertO de intermediates
corrientes, tales como las del corazon del h1gado
de los rihones, intermediates pulmOnares etc,
por haber permitido d gu vitaIdad gaetarse OK
poniendose asi ser faciles v1ctimas de estas
Intermediates, cuando algunas cajas de nuestras
medicinas, tomadas tempo. habrfan impedldo
estas debilitantes p6rdidas asi preservando sn
vitalidad para resistir los ataQues de esas pel-
Erosas Intermediates.
Muchos hombres han llegado lenta, pero segura-
mente, I'm estado de demenca tncurable causa
de estAs perdidas, sin saber la verdadera causa