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The Ocala banner., 1903-07-10
Our County Boards.

The county commissioners and the
board of public instruction were in
session Monday, both boards having
a full attendance.
The important matters that engag-
ed the attention Of the county COM
missiOners WAS the approval of the
final reports of Tax collector E. P.
Thagard and the bond of the new col
lector, Z. l.. Carney.
Mr.. Thagard's report shows uncol-
lected taxes for the sum of S3,4l0, 81
for county and $685., ,36 for state, which
Inclndes errors, doubles and insolvents.
Mr.. CarEey's bond was given for the
sum of $4,000. The following are
his bondsmen, viz; J. B MallOy,
Walter Ray, D. A. Clark, T. T.
MunrOe, Il. G. Chamb blis, L. L. Meggs,
r. d. Hall, J. D. Robertson, E. c. Nc.
Leod and d. w. Davis.
Mr.. Carney secured his bond in les:
than two days and several volunteer
ed to go on it and regretted that the
amount had already been made up
He could easily have given bond fol
| twice the amount.
Tie school board only did routine
work but today will appoint teacher;
! Ond fix salaries for same.
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Miss Brumby Graduates.

The first annual commencement
Of the Presbyterian Hospital was held
yesterday afternoon at five o'clock in
the parlor of the hospital, cor. Walton
and Cone streets Atlanta, Ga.
Miss Ernestine Alberti Brumby, of
this city, who has been studying in
the hospital for the past two years,
was one of the graduates and she
leaves the institution with splendid
record and most excellent recOmmen-
dations.
Miss Brumby will spend the sum-
mer with relatives in Georgia and il
the fall will visit in Ocala for a few
weeks after which she will return to
Atlanta to practice her profession as a
trained nurse.
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HrutaIIy Tortured.
hs

A case came to light that for perist-
ent and unmerciful torture has per.
haps never been equaled. Joe Colo
bick of Colusa, Cal, writes. "FOr ID
years / endured insufferable pain from
rheumatism and nothing relieved me
though / tried everything known. l
came across Electric Bitters and it's
the greatest medicine on earth for that
trouble. A few bottles of it completely
relieved and cured me-" Just as good
or Liver and Kidney troubles and
general debility. Only SOC. Salts
faction guaranteed by Anti-MonopOly
Drug Store. Tydings & Co. N
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The Boss Worm Medicine,

II. P. Kun pc, Druggist, Lexington,
Ala, writes: Zone Of my customers
had child, which was sick, and
threw up all food could retain nothing
on its stomach. He bought one bottle
Of whites Cream Vermifuge, and il
brought up 1ls worms from the child.
It's the boss worm medicine"
Whites Cream Vermifuge is also the
childrens' tonic. 1t improves their di-
gestion and assimilation Of food, sire
pgthens their nervous system and re.
stores them to the health, vigOr and
elasticity of spirits natural te child
hood. 25c at Anti-MonopOly Drug
Store III
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CONVICT CAMP is FINE.
Officer Lamb Praises Hospital for Ia
valid convicts in Msrion.

Talk about neat, well Kept and
systematic convict camps" remarked
Deputy Sheriff Lamb Of High
Springs, Friday, who had just return
ed from Ocsla, "but they have them
in Marion county. The hospital and
camp for invalid state convicts loca.
ted near Ocsls, is one of the cleanest
and most systematic I have ever seen
-and that is saying a great deal, for
/ have been in a great many OF them.
The superintendent, Mr. English,
thoroughly understands his business
and l consider him one of the most
competent men in the service.
"The premises in the vicinity Of
this camp are neat and well kept.
The beds are great deal more COM
Portable than some boarding houses at
which / have been compelled TO stop.
aud the linens are kept clean. There
are now about twenty inmates in the
hospital at present, but a greater pro-
portion Of them are able to do some
work, and they are employed on the
eight horse farm which Is conducted
in connection with the institution.
This farm not only tends to keep
the convicts busy, but il produces
sufficiently to feed all the inmates OF
the hospital. with plenty to spare.
The crop is varied, comprising corn,
oats, potatoes, sugar cane and other
staples. There is also a pecan nursery
containing about 1000 trees, and also
a tract in which is planted several
thousand fruit trees"
Mr.. Lamb was greatly impressed
, with this institution, and says it is 9
credit to the stste.-Gainesville Sun
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kNiCHI-0ARTln.

The event of social interest in
Vsldosta this week was the marriage
Of Miss Stella knight to Mr.. Albert
Thomas Martin, of Marshallville-
The ceremony was perform ed at the
home Of the brides mother in Nsldos-
Ia, Wednesday, and though quiet it
was an extremely pretty wedding.
To the inspiring strains OF Mendels-
shon's wedding march, played by Miss
Matte Wilmington, the bride and
groom entered, preceded by Miss
Kathleen Roberts and Miss Ouida
Dunbar. Mr.. John a. Sperry. of
Marshallville, acted a. best man. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. ..
B. Chester, the couple standing be.
tween two massive urns of ferns.
The bride was beautifully gowned
in q navy blue viOle. The young
couple immedistly left for MARSHALL
Vile, where Thursday eveninga a bril-.
liant reception was given them by the
groom's mother, Mrs. A. E. Martin.
The bride comes of family promi-
nent in south Georgia, while the
groom numbers among his cannect-
ions some of the most worthy and
substantial citizens. In a business
way he is known as an energetic
travelling representative of the McCsw
Manufacturing CO., of Macon, and
numbers his friends by his acquaint-
ances.-Atlanta Journal.
The bride, as Miss Stella Knight,
was well known in this city. She has
visited here number of times as the
guest of Miss Annie Mae Standlsy
She was a very charming young girl
and her many friends here wish her
every happiness.
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Might Be Surprised IL You Knew

If you knew how many people there
were right in your town who know
practically nothing about your store,
your goods or your methods, it would
fill you with establishment and alarm.
You are close to your business and
your store seems so important to YOU
that you forget that a great many
people are minding their own busi.
ness so closely that they never paid
any attention to you. In order to get
the facts in relation to yourself and
your business into the minds of the
people you should keep telling them
over and over again.-H. B. Wilber.
in American Advertiser.
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Working Night And Day

The busiest and mIghtiest little thing
that ever was made is DR.. Kidg's New
Liver Pills. These pills change weak.
ness into strength, listlessness into en-
ergy, brain-fag into mental dover.
They're wonderful in building up the
health. Only 25c per box. Sold by
Anti Monopoly Drug Store. Tydings
& Co. m
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The Perfect Liver Medicine,

n y, Noble,O. T., writes
II have used Herbine for q number of
years, and can cheerfully recommend
it. 1t is the most perfectliver medicine,
and the greatest blood purifier. 1t is
q medicine of positive merit, and
fully accomplishes all that is claimed
for it." Malaria cannot find a lodge
ment in the system while the liver is
in perfect order, for one of its funct-
ions is 10 prevent the ABSORPTION OF
ever producing poisons. Herbine is
a most efficient liver regulator. SOC
at Anti Monopoly Drug Store. IN
The Ocala banner., 1903-07-10

The West Virginian commission to
the Worlds Fair opened headquarters
In Parkersburg July /.
The Ocala banner., 1903-07-10
FORMERS INSTITUTE
COLUMN.
Save Hsy-It Will bs nigh Hsrt Sea.
Hon. q. y. esskia, Editor.

Save Hsy-lt Will be Nigh Hsrt Sea-
The trucking season being over and
corn crops having been finished il IL
well for Us to see after our hay crops.
Fortunately for our part Of the county
We have unusually fine prospects for
corn, which is about safe and prom
ises sufficient for the wants of our peo-
pie. There being no money as 8 rule
in raising coru for sale, compared with
truck crops, we have got into the
habit of planting only enough for
home use. But we should make sure
OF q sufficisney fer this purpose.
The object Of this communication
is more particularly to impress upon
our people the pressing need of g hay
crop, not only for home use but TO cell,
and lands that have been planted to
vegetables and well fertilized, are, as
q rule, in splendid shape for hay.
Such lands can be run over with the
moving machine so as TO clip the
weeds, which will give the grass a
chance to grow aud smother them
out, when oats have been harvested q
crop Of pess can be grown; planted
in August, which will prevent them
from maturing until after the rainy
season is over and give you the bene-
fit of dry weather to cure them,
which is almost impossible in rainy,
damp weather.
There is positively no excuse for any
man who preteuds 10 farm TO buy hay
in a country 80 we'll adapted to the
growth of the different grasses as ours,
and, considering the fact that it is SO
much more economical, and when
properly handled just as good, it is a
most suicidal policy not to prepare fol
the making aud curing of all home
needs and save the railroads the trou
ble Of bringing it from the northwest
Hay can be kept nice and sweet il
stacks provided il is properly put up
This can be done by keeping the hay
higher next the pole than on the out
side, thus giving the water the chanc'
10 run to the edge instead of the cen
ter next the pole. Properly stacked
hay is better, a. rule, than in barn
where the air can circulate through
il as il il more liable TO lose its sweet
ness. But the best OF all, and wha
We will all have to come to, is to pu
it into bales, as il is then in NOR
compact form, preserves its sweetnes
better and is in shape 10 sell 10 th
trade, or your farmer neighbor VIII
has not had the foresight to prepar
his own.
Hay will, from present outlook, b
high another year as the floods in th
west and drouth in the east are likel
TO make il scarce. Florida hay, Gu
at the proper time ard cured an
bsled, will be worth not less ths
eighteen to twenty dollars per tol
"a stitch in time saves nine," is a
old sdsge that is applicable to tn
subject.
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No Pity Shown.

''For years fate was after me cOntln-
uosly" writes F. A. Gullege, Eerbena,
Ala. Il had a terrible case of Piles
causing "a tumors. When all failed
Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured me.
Equally good for burns all aches and
pains. Only 25c at Anti Monopoly
drugstore. Tydings q Co. N
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People looking for the best drug
store in Ocala, 60 to the Post Office
Drug Store. When buying an infslli.
bic remedy for sore eyes they call for
Dickey's Old Reliable Eye Water. m
The Ocala banner., 1903-07-10

The Irish department of agricul-
ture will make a special exhibit of
Irish industries at the Worlds Fair.
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Death of Mrs. Snowden.

We regret exceedingly to learn OF
the death Of Mrs. f. L. SnOwden,
who died at her home III Lake City
on Thursday night, June p. Her
death was very sudden, being caused
by the bursting of blood vessel at
the base Of the brain the result OF
acute neuralgia. Mrs. Snowden was
fifty one years of age. She leaves hus
band, a son, DR.. A. {. Ives, Of Lake
City, a daughter, Mrs. ]. c. Douglass,
of DOuglassvilIe, 5. c., and a neice,
Miss Alice Ezell, who lived with Mrs.
Snowden.
Mrs. Snowden lived in this city fOr
a number of years and her many
friends here are grieved to learn ot
her sudden death.
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II |

Acababa de expirar; el pobre orde-
nanza no habfa tenido valor de presen-
ciar la horrenda agonia permanecfa
ALI sentado en- ell sofa de la limpia V
humilde sala, con la cabeza apoyada
entire uno de los brazos del mueble.
anonadado, mudo.
Cuatro 8 cinco piadosos vecinos Y
alg1n companero de ofcina lie acompa-
naban, mientras las mujeres amortaia-
ban ell cadayer, para evitar que dedos
mercenarios realizaran tan solemne
operaci6n.
Llamaron 4 la puerta y otro orde-
nanza del Ministerio penetr6 con un
pliego cerrado en- la mano Por la
trlsteza de los rostros comprendi6 10
que ac0ntecIa Sc qued6 cortado Y
confuse El pobre abuelo Sc incor-
poro entonces, y sin desplegar los la
bios, con moyimientos de extraTieza,
sombrio y desesperado, tomo ell fatfdi-
co sobre " Espantaba su aplomo. 49,.
Qu6 lie importaba va la cesantfa sin
su meta, SIN el baculo de su vejez, sin
la algeria de su senectudl Con pulse
tirme sac6 ell ofcio, 10 desdobl5, clav6
en- el los ojos y de repente los abri6 de
un modo desmesurado y rompi6 a
llorar.
Era ell ascenso!
ALfoa8o Perez N'era.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-09
HA MEJORADO Ell SESVICIO De
ALUMBRAOO POBLICO EN-
MANATI.
Sc ha aCOrdadO abrir una nuGya
GSCueIa en- ell barriO de- "TiG-
rraS nuGvdS".
Procediose ALI 4 la bendicion
del hospital ceIebrandose So
lemnes tiestas.
(Dc uuc2tro corcsp,4tSaIJ

Septiembre, s. IIa llegado 4 este
pueblo procedpnte de la historical villa
de Arecibo la angeIicaI Y graciosa Sc
norita Teresita Urdaz. Saludamosla
cOrtesmentc.
Desde hace pocos dias hallase al
frente del aIumbrado pMbIico de la To-
calidad ell active estudioso joven don
Manuel NaIdGs Nadal, gracias 4 la ac-
tividad y cello de dicho senor el servi-
clio ha cambiado p0r complete. En
la actuaGdad sc encienden ochenta
faroles mas NADIA puede exigIrsele al
senior Nald6s dada ] la cantidad un
tanto eXigua que Sc tiene asignada pa
ra este ramo.
Dentro de breyes dias empeaara 4
trabajar la nueva tahona, propiedad
del senior Ramos Casellas Sin tenor
de equiyocarnos polemos asegurar que
no habra dos en- toda la isla que reu-
nan tan buenas condolences.
LlamanOs respetuosamente Ia aten-
ci6n del Official de Sanidad acerca de
la mala caldad de la leche que expen-
den algunOs yendcdores.
Tambien esppramos que cuando
nuestro municipio este en- actitud de
sempenada Sc ocupe en- hermosear la
antigua avehida de &Daban.~
Por fin ell Departamento de Educa-
ci0n escuchando nuestras humildes in
dicaciones Sc ha servido abrir una nue.
va escuela en- el Barrio de IT Is Nue.
vas Salientc tAdelante. Miculras mas
planteies Gle enscHanza hayan mas Ger
ca del territorio estamos, y menos ca
SOS dc criminalidad sc registraran.
Despu6s de haber pasado una breve
temporada en- este pueblo, ha retorna-
do Arecibo donde reside la distingui-
da y simpatica senorita Barbarita
Urdaz.
Con gran solenidad Sc ha veriiicado
4 nuestra Sonora de Monserrate, cos
teadO por los tilantropos esposos Calaf
quienes han sabido una vez mas iniciar
fiestas reli2iosas di9nas de la cultura
de esta poblaci6n. Hoy martes Sc lie
v6 4 ef"cto la misa de esta festividad,
invadiendO ell temple numerosa con
currencia. FL rcverendo padre paul Sc
nor Vegas nosdej6 DIR desde la catedra
del espiritu santo una elocuente oraci6n
sagrada. Despu6s de terminada las
ceremonias, sc repartieron inhnidad
de lismosnas las cuales Sc repartieron
igual nGmero de mendigos que ALI
Sc encontraban. Durante dicha repair
tici6n la orquesta ameniz6 ell acto. 4
la una de la tarde Sc procedi6 4 ben
dici6n del Hospital municipal, cast
todo ell pueblo Sc posesion6 en- dicho
hospital la orquesta amenizaba ell ac-
to tocando algunas danzas. FL senor
Casellas hizo uso de la palabra estando
completamente favorecido de las dotes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-09
LALOCA FORTUNA

Be habfan quedado solos, ell abuelo y
la Meta, v ALA vivian en- aquel sofa
banco del suburbio, gozando de la dull
ce felicidad de la resignation. En- ell
barrio Sc les guerra bien Y desde que
Sc mudaron la caile Sc les hizo sim
patica 4 comadres Y porteros la singu-
lar pareja, quiza por 10 que ofrccia de
contraste entire Ia primavera Y ell in
vierno. Producfa regocilo ell espec-
taculo del anciano buscandO apoyo pa
ra sus sesenta Y dos amos en- la mucha-
cha, Y la muchacha amparando sus
catorce abriles en- ell anciano. El era
un viejo roblesco Y enjuto, fuerte to-
Idavfa, con bigote Y .pelo blancos, Y
con algo a6n de ordenancista Y mi
litar en- la derecha persona, Y ella una
jovencita delicada Y flexible, de palido
rostrO, con una cabellera rubla Y con
ell attractive de la muier naciente en- ell
gallardfsimo cuerpo.. .Cada cual
aportaba su 6bolo al sostenimiento del
hogar com1n, ganando el cinco mil
un Ministerio, ella sus dos realities
diarios, como aprendiz de un taller, Y
asf ayudandose ell uno al otro, Sc les
deslizaba su cXiStencia.
No deiaba de haber sin embargo, en-
ell tranquilo hogar, alguna nube. La
muchacha, adqun1a todas las mananas
nuevas ilusiones, en- un continue sueno
de orc.
Ell viejo a su vez despues de dos he
ridas logradas en- los campos de bata
LA y de una honrosa hoja de servicios,
hacienda el n1mero uno de los orde-
nanzas, saltandole por encima los de-
mas y quedandose 6l 4 la entrada para
subir a portero, pero sin conseguir
nunca las codiciada credencial.
Tales amarguras salfan q la superb
Gle desde ell coraz6n, siempre que la
realidad despertaba por cualquier mo-
two la dorminada pena. Pero las ra-
chas de desesperaci6n pasaban en- Sc
guida.
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POLICIA IHSULAR
Ponce, Septiembre, 1908.

Por disposition del 20. Jefe han he
cho los siguientes trasIados
Solo dos Capitanes han sido trasla-
dados, ell Captain Lopez Diaz ell Ca
pitan Cabrera.
La orden de traslado es como sigue:
Captain Lopez, de San Juan & Ma
yagtlez Captain Cabrera, de Maya
gjjez 4 San Juan. Sargento Paoli, de
San Juan 4 Headquarters. Sargento
Recio, de Is&berla Cabo Rojo Sar-
gento de JesIis, de Bayam6n 4 Huma-
coo. Sargento Paradis, de Cabo Roio
L MaYagiicz. -Sargento Castanera, de
Arecibo al Presidio Sargento Soto,
de Arecibo 4 lauco. Sargento Soto,
de Arecibo / lauco. Sargento Casals,
de Humacao / Ctuayama. Sargento
Diaz. Sargento MartoreI, del Presi-
dio 4 Arecibo. : Sargento Torres, de
Camuy 4 Aguadilla Sargento Cuin,
de AIayag1ez 4 Camuy -Cabo Fon-
fria, de Gauco 4 COmerio. -Cabo Cue
bas, de Carolina Isabella -Cabo Mu-
1oz, de 1abucoa Bayam6n- -Cabo
Lamela, de Faiardo a Yabucoa. - Cabo
Negroni, de Preside 4 Ciales. Cabo
Castro, del Preside 4 Rio Grande.-
Cabo Olivier, de Toa Alta Lares.-
Cabo Ortiz, de Anasco q Arecibo -
Cobo Naldivieso, de Bayam6n a Anas-
co. Cabo Balasquide, de Sabana Gran
de Vega Baja.-Cabo Gonzalez. de
Vega Baja Sabana Grande. .-Cabo
Balbas, de Lares 4 Carolina. -Cabo
Sim6, de Ciales al Preside. -Cabo
Cordova, de Rio Grande & Toa Alta
Cabo San MILAN, de San German 4
Corral Niejo.-Cabo Emmanuelli, de
Corral Viejo a San German. n.-Cabo
Riyero, de Comerfo al Preside.
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Fu6 una terrible casualidad: ocurrir
la crisis y caer en- la CANA su Meta con
la pulmonia. Ell golpe result6 tan
rudo, que ell pobre ordenanza perdi6
la serenidad y no supo que hacer......
La portera, las vecinas, con noble alb
negaci6n Sc hicieron cargo de la casa,
no les abandonaron; pero la nina que
ria tener siempre 4 su lado 1 su
abuelo.
De otra parte, ell Ministerio, atra-
vesando por unas de sus faces dif1ciles,
eXigiendo ell concurso hasta del 1ltimo
de sus empleados, aumentaba ell traba-
10 con centaneres de pliegos cartas
que repartir
impossible abandonar a la enferma;
pero impossible pedir permiso!
Luego Ell nueyo jefe llegaba espada
en- alto abrumado de compromises;
murmurabase en- la casa que Sc aga
rrar1a al menor desliz, la mis- mini
ma falta de los funcionarios, para en-
yiarlos 4 la calle, que respetarfa q todo
ell mundo en- su puesto, con tai que
cumpliese, y era hombre capaz de rea-
lizarlO; pero tenia tras de 81 un frac-
ci6n numerosa del partido, Y por fuer-
ia @harIa sangre@ para colocar 4 los
suyos.
Precisamente ell ordenanza, acababa
de perder & su Sgeneral@ 4 quien debfa
ell cargo. Encontrabase, indefenso,
sin escudo. Como no asistir & la OIL
Gina? Nj 6l mismo supo de que name
ra Sc arregl6 para estar q la vez en- su
casa y en- ell Ministerio; galopando, re-
tardandose en- los recados y subiendo {
echar una mirada la enferma, expo
ni6ndose q cada paso q las iras del por-
tero mayor.
Pero lego un dia en- que ell mGdico
declare al pobre hombre con entera
franqueza que su Meta Sc morfa sin
remedio; la pulmonla Sc hallaba domi-
NADIA, pero complicabase con un ataque
al cOrazon que la enferma no resisti-
ria.
Ell ordenanza Sc rindi6 ante el zar-
pazo; sin la nina lie importaba un adar-
me la eXistencia; sinti6se animado en-
tonces de la energfa de la desespera-
ci0n; mand6 un recado al Ministerio,
participando 10 que lie acontecfa, Y sin
miedo NADIA, despreciando ell pehgro
del cese, Sc consagr6 en- absolute &
aquella pobre martir que Sc le iba de
entire las manos, dejandole hundido
para siempre en- la noche.
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RAMON GAMBIA CORDOVA
NGENIERO CIVIL
Allen 49,
GAN JUAN.
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Sc DESEAN

Narias personas de caracter y buena
reputation en- cada estado Use desea una
de este pals para representa- anun-
ciar una antigua RIGA casa de nego-
clos, que tiene una base hnanciera muy
s6lida.
Salario S21 semanal con expensas
adicionales pagados directamente des-
de la oicina general, todos los mi6rco-
les.
Caballo coche, facilitado cuando
sea necesario.
Referencias Y sobre con la propia di-
recci6n deben enviarse al COLONIAL
Caxton Building, CHICAGO-III.
Avs.
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DR.. CHARLES
LEER L

Para las formaS la complexion
Esta famoSa preparation tiene muChaS imi.
laciones, pero en- el mercado no hay NADIA que
Sc le iguale. Sc ha Sost tenido la prueba por
mas de veiute cnco amos y estd rcConocida,
hoy dia, por la ciencia mtdiCa miles de mu-
ieres agradecidas quieueS la han usado como
la unica preparation que llena, las meiilas,
cuello y braZos delgadoS, con carne s6lida y
saludable.
PARA DESARROLLAR FL BUSTO s para
restorar los senos acios 4 su estado natural de
hermOsura CentornO, jamaS ha dejadO de
dar perfecta satisfaction.
PARA REMOVER ARRUGAS. No hay
raZ6n porque las mujereS tengan arrugaS 8
patas de gallo al rededor de los ojos de la
boca. El alimento para la piel del DR.. Char
les las hace desaparecer como por magica.
OFERTA ESPECIAL. El precio corriente
del alimcnfO para la piGl del DR. Charles es
81 la GAIA, pero para darlo conocer mi
les de moradas nueyas, hemos resuelto en-
War dos (2) caiaS 4 todO aQuel que oonteSte
este anuncio nos enve $l-0O Todo pa
quote Sc envia bajo una cubierta lisa llbre
de gastos de correo.
GRATIS Una GAIA de muestra, con ell
UNA LILO contenido suticiente para con-
vencerle del gran mGrito del almento para
Ia pel del DR., Charles Sc le enviara gratis
mediante ell enyfo de 10 centavos para pagar
el costo de correo. TambiGn le remitirGmos
nuestro Hbro "Arte del Massaie" ell que con
tiene los propioS movimientos, iluStrados, pa
ra ell massage de Ia cara, cuello brazos con
dircciones completes para desarrolar el bus
TO, Dirijirse
DR.. CHARLES co, 10 EAev EAE!s xorS e1ae".
El alimento para la pie del DR. Charles Sc
encontrard de venta en- las farmacias prin-
cipales tiendas.
DIR. JOSE ORDONE GONEZ.-Dedicado
las especialdades de Ciruiia General y
6rganos genitO-urinarios.
Ofrece sus seryicios PROFESSIONALS Allen ST.
81. Piso segundo.
Horas de consulta.--Los dias laborables.-
De 2 4.
Consulta gratuita para los pobres.-Martes
y s8bados de 4 5.
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que como orador lie alderman. Des-
pu6s de terminada la ceremonial, Sc re-
partio con profusi6n cerveza, Iicores,
dulces y refrescos. Nos place fell
citar los esposos Calaf por ell 6xito
obtenido en- dicho festival. Apadri-
naron ell acto dichos esposos Calaf.
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DuICGS en- aImibar

Dulces en- aImibar de yarias classes
Y tabacos cigarrillos Sc venden al la
do del Ayuntamiento casa nGmero 80
frente Ia Plaza Principal.
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simires de todas clases que recibe di-
rectamente en- todos los vapores. Pre-
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