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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-01-08

The Aston Estate Sells Land.
The Astors have got rich by buying
New York land and never selling it.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-01-08
soutberners In New York

On the afternoon of the day when
Mrs. Julia Dent Grants body was
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-01-08

Western Girls in New York Sweat
shops.
One thing to the Astors' credit.
They do not own sweatshops. They
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-01-08

The TalIest Hotel in the World.
As a problem in architecture the
Union clubhouse. so much like q mag
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-15

general assembly who would have
tsis law repealed. certainly must have
observed that the Wholesale business
n practically all lines. which form
4.-eriy Went to markets located in 9th
q states. is now controlled by our
5Wn Arkansas towns. which control
could not have been secured had our
arkansas towns not gotten in position
10 sell goods cheaper than foreign
markets. 1t is. therefore, apparent
that consumers of all lines of goods
have been benefited just in the same
proportion as the business interests
lave been benefited; for it is a well
known fact that competition is sharp
or and margins of profit smaller in ev-
cry branch of business. wholesale and
retail. than ever before"
A letter received from Little Rock
this morning to a merchant states that
Senator Caldwell and Representative
TOney are both against the further
continuance of the railroad commits
sion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-15
Committee to Go to Little Rock.

a meeting of some OF the largest
shippers of the city occurred Satur-
day Afternoon at the office of tie J
b. Speers company and discussed the
action Of the legislature in regard to
the railroad commission law. They
decided 80 send committee to Little
Rock Monday. Those present were
w. w. Byrd, Mike Russell. w. B. Alex
ander. Fred FoS. E. d. Russell. FL
more Marsh. Y. O. AIeNander Andrew
Num-. Capt. w S. Jeter, Finn HUT.
It was not decided at the meeting
who would go to Little Rock, but was
left to several gentlemen present.
and some OF them Will go on Monday
10 confer with the lawmakers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-15
Cause ard Effect.

H. Fl. Vreelanl of the Metropolitan
Traction company, who, it is said,
Will go to London to manage the
Yerkes underground lines, rose from
the lowest of the street railway bust
ness, and will occasionally unbend
enough to crack a joke with subor'
dinate.
There is an aged Ne York con.
ductor when Mr.. Vreeland likes, a
Boston man, with sreat deal OF
learning stored in his gray head
About this learning Mr. Vreeland likes
to banter the old fellow.
"Why does hanging kill?" he said to
this conductor one Gay.
Because the inspiration is checked
and the circulation arrested, while
there is a suffusion of blood to the
brain and a consequent caphalic con
sestion," was the prompt answer.
Il thought hanging killed because
the rope was always too short to let
the feet touch the ground, said Mr..
Vreeland.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-15

al or rias up on old phone. Lett
rer & Vol.
-Nepchset tribe. Ne. l9. Red Men.
me-, Al IMPERIAL hail Monday night.
All Red Men invited.
Cal on Hicks fee and Coal COM
'ahy for all kinds of coal Prompt SER
ice. Old phone 50; new phone 1913.
deFald Mann has accepted posi-
slcD with the telephone company at
Altheimer. 3 Mr. Mann is from Brown
vile. Tenn.
A street car cot off the track at
tHe corner of Sixth avenue and Cherry
street Saturday and DELAYED traffic
for a while.
j. l.. Armfield the pawnbroker
nas new feature to his business and
VIII now repair locks and make keys
:, all kinds.
Marriage license was issued to
y. T. Sires. age twenty-seven. and
Lula Lawrence, age sixteen, of JEFF
ferson county.
Ladies, our monthly regulator is
ne only one that is harmless and can
Aoi fail. Box free. Vita Co., Sta. B..
Milwaukee, Wis.
II. NJ. Lovedale left for Chicago Sat
dfdaX III order to secure a few need
Cd expert men for The Sawyer & Aus
IN box factory.
BE- steamer \. d. Allen will leave
'fttle Rock for Pine Bluff Monday
and will leave Pine Bluff on the re-
turn trip Tuesday at II a. m.
Want to rent-A suburban res
ldenee, convenient to street car line
NGst be in good neighborhood. Ad.
lfess 4. care of Graphic, stating To-
eati0n and price 1t will be treated
Confidential.
#anted-Rcliab1e man to collect
and advertise old established Mgr. in
tr:ansas. Salary Sis. paid weekly
expenses advanced. Enclose sefl-ad-
dressed envelope. Smith Mgr, Star
Building. Chicago.
.-Ne&srs. II. r. c. Foster and Ster-
fn& Niller have formed law part
aership and VIII continue 20 do hasi-
'4ee# 81 Mr.. Fosters o}1 office. over
lie Pine Ruff Light and Water com
aanX. Mr. Miller has for a couple of
wears pasI been connected with The
srm Of join T EzelI the stare man
dfaefHrefs. bft previous to his com
iag 10 this city practieed law fer sew
eral years al Paris, Tenn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-15
SU stMESS ErAEN FP OTEST.
CONTINUED from First Fage(.

sion law went into effect. am
opposed to its adjustment.
Captain w. S. Jeter of tle Southern
'ruee1y company, said: Tue abolish
meat of tits valuable commission
means that the wholesalers in St.
Louis. Chicago. and the eastern mark
eJs can ship from those far distant
points cheaper than we can from Pine
3llft in many instances. 1t Will ruin
d4 10 have tAis bill repealed. It is
decidedly against the commercial in
yurezts OF tie state to repeal the law
as ii new stands.
Y. O. Alexander said: The com
mission is OF great benefit to the
wholesalers of Arkansas. 1t enables
us to sell cheaper 10 tlc consumer and
retailers | am against the repeal of
the law. would rather see more pow
or given the commission. They have
Mt enough latitude. 1t looks to me
Ike anOlHeI HiSuIdiC6 DliI dlldl.
Major II. H. HUM stated that the
law. in the first place, was gotten into
existence to help the small retailers,
country merchants, and the consumers,
and how the legislature had lost sight
Of the prime factor in this matter and
the basis; Of the good OF such q mea-
sure was question he could not un-
lerstand. The bill tc repeal the COM
pission bill was hreaght I'D after
bill had been introduced to give the
commission more power in the matter
Gf fixing rates for the small roads or
suprs. Il an IN favor Of the commits
sion law. II is a good law, and should
be maintained" said the major.
Mr.. NJ. P. Russell. Of the Russell
Grocery company said: "Favorab!e to
Arkansas commission? Yes: and my
reason? It is good for Arkansas,
would he a short way of expressing it,
il is apparent to every one tGat the
growth of our state u manufactuflhS
enterprises has been n2uca greater un-
der railroad commission rates than ey-
er before, such as furniture, SASH
doors. axe handles. spoke Factories and
other hard wood articles; also can
ming and cotton factories have been
pros osperous. Marketed in their finish
ed state right at home, whereas under
previous conditions this could not eX-
list for the reason they could not ship
fifty miles from home without paying
about the same rate of freight as would
cost from st. Louis or other markets.
The same applies to our pine and
cypress. Every citizen who has used
lumber that had to be shipped to hfm
, by rail, has felt the benefit OF com
! mission rates. The gentlemen OF our
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-15
SOCIETY HAS NEW BEVERAGE
csc Wine Tekina Place Of Tea at
Afternoon Recenticns.


Many fashiCAt.4.e Hoaien VINO sub
stisH.e ccrdia!s III i1Lccuors tea as
y s'tcincoE beverage are apDreciat-
- L new and ss7oerlatiyely seductive
d:il y called ell OF roses y cordial
i anne only, it Aas llo,.e Cf the sticky,
SIZES eeEHei -esess S CT the other insipid
u. rs, but has peculiar almost
lie thst appeals 10 the femi-
- G;,.ate. Tlis cordial is Favored
IA rsses ara is tae invention of a
=. :. - te.'1l1f2-,..,.
! usEel OF selected roses is crush,
"a ii a press aud the essence eX-
cctcd b! complicated system. This
ist.,l0t.oi. is enliNened With alcohol
Il Gti.er spirits, but naturally the
afor OF roses is responsible for the
"a asing popularity of the drink.
e cordial tastes as roses smell. The
or is q pale pink, and as the dis
:i.ation of "Hule des Roses requires
III enormous amount of roses and
.1at care. this is the most expensive
or3ial or the market. A mere tea
iISOiliol letaliS loi Hity cents. IA
ilm in Amsterdam exports this liquor
,haser retains, and the average
il. genuine Delft jugs, which the pur-
woman derives much pleasure in keep
ing the tiny jug from which she has
luaffed the delightful cordial.
Encouraged by the success OF their
.ose drink. similar decoction has
been devised favored with violets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-15
lE!TNER AND We'll
123 West 8arraGue Street.

Miss Hennie Weller is soon to be
one of the sale5ladies at the dfano
Leader
The box factory at the Sawyer 4
Austin plant will be put in operation
Wednesday,
The baseball men attended the
skating rink in a body Friday n1gh'
at Bell park.
Some unknown stole Viking bi-
cycle from T. w. Vaughan, who lives
at $50 Walnut street.
Vacant houses wanted at once'
We nave lots of houses, but all rented.
Also have some good tenants wanting
houses Immediately. Property owners
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-15
Senator Caldwell Interviewed

In an interview Saturday Senator
creed Caldwell said: Il voted for
ne railroad commission biz whea ii
was made a lay without much con
slderaJion ti1en. a3}# know but=litte
more about ii ncw. From what know
about it ! am inclined 10 BE- for it's
reheal That aA0lishes competition.
Il makes it possible for the jobber 10
set a lower rate then the merchant.
because the jobber buys in carload
lots. end in this way can sell goods
cheaper than the merchant can buy
them and get them to Pine BlHff. con-
seqNcntly tho merchant is compelled
TO buy Of the iobber I can't see that
it is of any benefit to the consumer
Or the small merchant | feel that
the commission is large expense to
the people. without returns. therefore
| think | am against the commission
law as far as l have investigated it. >
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-15
'om!1 3ueseId eQ2 2e al

.om!9 2ueseId eQ2 le eIs
GeQ3 So eIdoed oql 10 suolloagp aVa
W eIno9s os }ou eIeM H!meJ IsAoI
eQ3 pus u5IeIeAos oql ueqM suopsIs
-ueS moIJ uMop pepueQ Wo@sno ST
,lnoo eQa spunollns 2eQ2 6oeloss suL
'Q3rssQ s.5uI4 eq2 o. eousIeJeI Aus
suosssI lsol2Ilod IoJ oNqnd oqa Wog
SuUseouoo 10 moasno lsAsIpsm eua y
oIlsl 3 81 slQL 'IvlnollO 3InoO eW
~ sssulII s.pIsMpa SuIX 10 epSu :
uopuem ou asq9 peopou useq ssq u
.ws!lslAspsW 10 eijsH
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-15

are invited to write letters and longer
articles about the locality in which
they live in the southwest
The territory includes Arkansas, Ar
iona, Indian Territory, Louisiana, Ok
Iahoma, Southern Missouri, New Mexi-
co. Oklahoma and Texas.
Premiums that make it an object
are offered, a SET fer each state and
territory. Full particulars of the con-
Gilions of Tie contest, and list of the
prizes and awards will be sent upon ap-
plication to
j. w STEELE,
Commissioner, Colonization Agency.
Southwestern Lines, Columbia
Thcater Building St Louis, Mo-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-15
E,oouence of Charles Summer.

Let us, then, be OF good cheer. From
the great law of progress we may de-
rive at once our duties and our en-
couragements. Humanity has ever
advanced, urged by the instincts and
necessities implanted by God, thwart.
ed sometimes by obstacles that have
caused 1t for, 4 time-a moment only
in the immsnEity OF ages-to deviate
from its tire fines or seem to retreat
s., but still # ''"''''-oA''''' Sum
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-15
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PERSONAL POINTS.
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*+.: *ss*s - + + - f. -.
Chas. F. Wiley was here Friday.
James W. Gathing was here yester-
day
Mrs. Harris, of Warren. is in the
city.
F. P. Shelton, of Stamps. is in the
city.
E. A. Harris, of Warren, is here
today
E. c. Howell was in Little Rock
Friday.
PRINCETON D. Pride was in the city
Friday
E. A. Walters, OF Memphis, is in
the city.
Mayor Ryan, of Rob Rey. is in
the city.
D. E. Kay, Of South Bend. is in the
city today.
J. B. Shut, of Blissvile. was here
yesterday.
Mr.. c. P, Stewart left Friday for
Little Rock
E. E. Raves, Of Little Rock. was
here yesterday.
Miss J. Shelton, Of monticello. was
here Saturday.
Dr.. w. R. D. Nicholson was in the
city yesterday.
J. n. Foster, OF Little Rock. was
here yesterday.
Mrs. L. j. Matthews. Of I.ii'Io Rock.
is in the city
DR.. J. W. Pipkin. OF Winchester. wass
here Saturday.
]. f. Wallace. of Walnut Lake. was
here Saturday.
J. D. Watson OF l.ttrfe Rock, was
here Saturda4
John p Weldon of NabasoEa. vas
here SaturaaY
\. 3. NeeIuetcher q stamps, was
here satuaHa Har.
Joha 4 Rutherford lett last night
for Hot Springs.
Will MeLain was here Saturday
from Lite &oeE
Mrs. Barnard. of Rus s4clI4iIIe- Ark,
was here Saturday.
E. ". Cheshire. of Red Forf. was
in the citq SATURDAY.
E. 7. Blana of Moaficeffo. was in
the city Yesterday
F. l. Daniels. Of kinssland. Ark.
was here yesterday.
A. T. Miller. of Iiftlo RoeE. vas
in the city Yesterday
f. S. Rushins. of Donbe Wells was
in the City Yesterday.
Geo. y. McI.ain. of Little 2oeh was
in the city Yesterday
4, ~ Nall and brother arrived in
t0nN IN TIC BarGanoHe.
Mr.. c. C. Hemingway. of Winehes-
ter, was in the city Friday
Mrs. R. Y, Williams was in the city
yesterday from Bankhead.
Wiltshire Riley is in Texas ana VII
return Monday or Tuesday,
Mrs w. c. Clayton. of Stuttgart
was in the ciy Yesterday
Mrs Will Kaufman and daughter,
Vivian, will arrive home today
Mr.. James Basso't. of Louisville
Nv was in tie city Yesterday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. D. W. Lee. of Fa1n
Smith woao in the city yesterday.
w. b. Sorrels was in IIolena Oh
Thursday to attend to legal nat ers.
Mrs Nora Carson, of Camden is
here. Tho guest of Mrs. Thomas Snith
Mrs. Frany Tillar and daughter Miss
Emma, were in the city Friday shop
ping.
Edward Lowine returned Fri3ay
from St. Louis. where he has been
buying spring goods.
W. Mason Murphy. brother of J.
w. and T. y. Murphy, returned to his
home in Idaville. Tenn, Saturday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-15
BANDS Shelton.

4Gie5 Wedding occurred Saturday
A lie First Methodist church. Dr. J.
Il. i1aWlaE otficiatel The contracting
na1ties were z. L. Bland and Miss
e1hy Sae!ton. q Monticello.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-15
Modern Vandalism.
Vreelan(

The ground floor of John Knox
house in High street, .Edinburg. has
been transformed into al old book.
store. 1t has been In turn Z halrdress-
er's, public house. groeer's. restadG Gant
and tohaccanist's.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-15
% ADVERTISE TIE
GREAT SOUTH YVES r

Farmers. farmers wives and daneilt-
ers. school teachers, doctors, clergy
u.en. merchants in the smaller towns,
nv citizen who has something to say,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-15
REMOVAL NOTICE.

1t is with pleasure that we announce
to our patrons and friends and to the
public generally, that we will occupy
our new home over the Citizens Bank,
after March 2, 1903
James Practical Business College.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-15
OUR ADVENT INTO TIE REAL

ESTATE FIELD
has been fraught with success. we
have given real estate owners such
GOOD returns on their property, that
tie result has been a focking to us
Of property-owners who desire to
have our services. is your property
earning eooa c'ividcnas. and Go you
receive the diq;aends promptly? II
[ nof call and sec lis. We also make
loans on rea! estate and commercial
\ paper.
IE!TNER AND We'll
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-15

Squills-What do yeu de?
Quills-I examine the verse submitted
o the Bungtown Blatter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-15
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-30

6 i'd; William Penn, 6 i'd; Nocturna
4 i'd; Marina. 1 i'd; Machuchal, / i'd;
Mdsies y Dibujo. Total, 45.
N1mero de Msestros Principa-
les. z; Graduados, 46; Rurales, 2.
Total de Maestros, IS.
Estas eseuelas tienen mobiliario
moderno y do 10 mejor clase; casaa
dedicadas esclusiv Amente 6 eseuelas
y de las mayores y mejores del dis.
trito, bisn eonservadas y pintadas y
con buenas con aiciones pedagogical
8 higi6nieas.
Para el pr6ximo eu'so, 10 digna
Junta Eseolsr, cue como 10 anterior,
desempef1A sus debsres CON cello &
inteligencia, dignas de eneomio,
tiene en- estulio 10 creaci6n de ana
nueva e scuela, CON ocho grades. en-
10 casa que ocupAb In les Madres del
Coraz6n de JssGs.
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DATOS ESCOLARES

Hemos reeibido los aiguientes de-.
tos eseolares que CON gusto publiea'
mos por ser muy interesantss.
Al hacerse cargo el Departamento
de Edusaci6n, en- sl Af1o 1899, de 10
implantaci6n del Sistema Escolar
Americano, encontr6 en- ell Distrito
de 10 Capital las siguientes escuelas:
Superiores, 2; E.ementales, 10;
Rurales /. MAestros, 13.
CAda escuela ocupaba una psrte,
no siempre 10 mejor, de 10 casa ha.
bitaci6n del Maestro. Los bancos v
mesas en- tan NAL estado y de conai.
ci6n tan POGO adaptable 6 nuestro
stat anna, que hubo que desecharlos
como in1tiles. Los Hbros cusder.
NOS solo SO daban & los pobres, y nj
ann asf alcanzAban para tsdos 6 stos,
&C Il il&ndese distinct ones entire los
desheradados de 10 fortuna y los pu
dientes, que por pagar nm estipsndio
convenido CON Ell Maestro, recibfan
cast siempre de este partieularss de.
ferensias, Los prcfssores debf IN
sus destinoa al G0bierno, siendo las
JuntAs Escolaras meros organismos
Representative sin funeiones nj bic
mes propios.
Hoy fnncionAn las Juntas de In
trucci6n CON absoluta Independence
del poder moderator, aunqus de
acuerdo con los planes del Departa'
mento del ramo. Tienen la nbre
elsccion de M Mkestros y manejan bic
mes propios, que alcAnxan oil 25 pol
ciento del Presupuesto Municipal.
Tanemoa en- San Jaan, ain eontal
10 "High School" ia Maastros) y ID
Industrial (6 MaestrosJ y las de Kin
dergarten Is Maestras] los siRuien'
tes planteles de ensefanza:
Lincoln, 10 grades; Colon, 9 gra-
dos; Me Kinley, Sid; Ponce do Leon,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-30
UN PELIGRO

Muchas personas temen que pus'
dan ocurrir Algunas desgracias con
motive de haberse levAnt ado nm cir
co en- esta ciudad, pI6ximo 6 10 lfuea
f6rrea de las carros electrieos.
SAbido es que una mueheaumbre
de muehAchos rodea astos circos CON
Amino de eDtrar por cualqnier aitio
sia psgar 8 bien por Lovelsria y si
ssto osurriera en- momentos de pasar
el trolley. pudiera srrollar 6 alguno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-30
G r AN S "A s RE RI "A
DE r. MONTES.
FORTALEzA 28. ALLEN ST. %.

En- este antique y acreditado es-
tablecimiento ademas de su extenso
y elegante surtido de casimires In
gleses y Franceses, encontrara su nu-
merosa clientela Trajes hechos en- to
das medidas, y por mas asi mismo
tambi6n un extenso surtido de corba-
tas, tirantes, igas, paraggas je-
noveses, cuellos, pufios, camisas ne
glig6e blancas y de colores. Ca
miSas especiales y exclusives para
Frak y Smokin y otros articulos
para caballeros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-30
RAMON GAMBIA OORDOVA
WGENLERO CIVIL
Sap jose IL.
WAM EwAM.
La Escuela Velasco

La EScuela VelaSCo
EsTABLECIDA 1890.
2S3 Schsrmsrhorn St., BrookIyu
New York, q. 8. A.
IDIOMAS. INGLES etc., TAQUI-
GRAFIA en- TODOS IDIOMAS; MA.
TEMATIOA, TENEDURIA DE IL
BROS, INSTRUCTION GENERAL DE
NEG00IOS, PREPARATION PARA
ENTRADA On OOLEGIOS etc.
Location, centrica: hospedage de
primera y precios moderados. La
EsCuela SO ~enoarga de instruction
hospedage cuando asl sc desee.
TAMBIEN Sc DA INSTRUCTION
POR OORREO.
Oiroulares intormes pueden obto-
nerse tambien en- sLa Correspondence
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A los Notarlos

CARPETAS PARA EsCRITURAs
ne colores 90 HAGEN In 6raan en-
LA CORRESPONDENCE.
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En- esta Impreut6 se vsnae papel
visjo 6 $40 qaintal,
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Este nino nac6 raqutco. sus primeros amos los paso
entire la vida la muere. En- sembante entristecido
puede la hue1a de argos sufrimentos. su
madre escribe que ho vive hoy gracas la Emulsion
de Scott Por exrana cas magrosa que la curacion de
no parezca alegados parentes para nosotros
ene NADIA de particular pues la Emulsion de Scott esta
hecha precisamente para converr ninos endebes en-
rollizos El raqutsmo e escrofusmo estan
cdos cuando atacan la Emulsion de Scott. Los
m6dcos sahcn que cuando nno enfaquece esta STEM
pre- enfermzo necesa fuerza los huesos sangre
pu nurc6n Recetan sin titubear la Emulsion de Scott,
porque cienca les ensena que nnguna ora
on pueden oarse resultados tan ecazmente Tanto
On nlos como aduos ell efeco de la Emulsion de Scott
como reconsuyente productor de fuerzas onco de los
nervios, es sorprendente
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-30

Estando padeciendo de catarro agudo determine
tomar preparado que nombre parecdo al
de emulsion anunca esta capital Ese preparado
produo gran rrtacon ell tubo digestive por euya
vi obigado suspender uso. Por consejo del
DR.. Don Delfn Guerra empece tomar Emulsion de
Scott, y hoy encuentro casi restablecdo
para que conste frmo ell presente en- la Habana q
de Agosto de 1902
FEDERICO ENTRALGO,
Residencia, Gale del Hospital, no s.
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Una maraVilIa,

Como explica que una oucharada de la genuina
Emulsion de Scott onada despues de cada comda pro
duzca varas hbras de peso pocos das Los medicos
saben por que por recetan la veradera Emulsion
Gle Scott. Las emusiones baratas que rega]an no
producer buen resultado al contraro casan da1lo
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-06

tie. The sparrows made many such trips that day, but the clerks were so busy it was not until closing time they began to speculate about the feathered depositors. The young men then looked about for the grass, which should have been good-sized pile by that time. Not blade could they find. A sense of deep mystery oppressed the entire banking force as they gave up the hunt.
 ''Time to go home," said Emmett Hamilton, the cashier, and he clapped his silk hat on his head. Then he glared in indignation at the clerks, for they were yelling with laughter. They pointed at his hat. He took 1t off. A mass of soft, clinging stuff fell over his face. It was grass. Then there were gibes about the cashier try ing to get out with the banks supply of green and he fled before the testers.
 The next day the sparrows flew into the bank again. They went to the place where their silk hat nest had been. It was there no longer. One clerk, who is a bird fancier, says he's sure they swore in sparrow language. They are expected back, and a close watch will be kept to make sure they do not steal any greenbacks.