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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-10-08


Mr.. Clyde Matthews, of Atlanta, Wis
tied his mother here Sunday.
Mr.. w. NJ, Mckenzie is building a
guano factory on the S. A. L. Railroad
near Atlanta.
Mr.. A. d. Bentley Of Holly Springs,
was into see us Monday and renewed
his subscription to the Journal.
Mrs III. + Bailey, mother of Mrs. )
Fl. Patton, has returned from pleas.
ant visit to Kentucky
MARRIED-At the Methodist parson-
age last Sunday morning, $50, Mr.. d
n. Stanford and Miss Mary Harris, Rev
]. M. White officiating.
Mr.. Henry Schoenthal, of this place
who has been in the Interior Depart.
ment, Indian Agency in Montana and
South Dakota for nine years, has beer
promoted and transferred to the Treas
ury Department in Washington City
Henry's many friends here will be GLAD
to learn of his deserved recognition
and advancement.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-10-08
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Mr.. Ed Williams, wife and son Ivisit-
ed Acworth Sunday.
One addition TO the membership of
the Baptist church Sunday.
Mr.. Ed Groves spent Sunday in Nash
vile. Tenn.
Mr.. Claud Jones, of Atlanta, was the
guest of Mr.. }. w. Legg Sunday.
NoTIoE.-We will give to each person
calling at our store, free OF charge,
whether you trade here or MOTTO knife
sharpener, something everybody needs.
We do this SIMPLY to show you our
store and the manner in which we run
it. Call early as the supply is limited
BALDWIN GROCERY Co.
Mr.. s. X. Dick and Captain r. w.
Boone left Monday for the sapphire
country, western North Carolina, and
will be absent about ten days.
A social by the members of the Meth
odist church will be held at Mrs. Newt
Heggie's on Friday evening from to
10 O'Clock. All invited.
James E. Dryer, Jr.. left last Friday
to attend Sacred Heart Seminary at
Sharon, Ga, and will be away until
next June.
Mr.. Charlie Stubinger, who has been
>cpnfined to his room for ten weeks ow-
ne to gall stones, was able to be out
Saturday.
, MIR. Sam Cheney, of Piedmont, Ala,
7 visited his brother, Mr.. ]. P. Cheney
& here Saturday He is attending medi-
cal college in Augusta.
Mrs. Frank Smelling, who has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. w. S. N. Neal,
1eft Monday for Atlanta to spend a week
and will then return to her home in
Jacksonville, Fla.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-10-08
| An OPEN LETTER.
To whom 1t may concern

To whom 1T may concern:
For some time we have
been on the lookout for a
letter tea than Tetley's
that we could offer our
customers at the popular
price of 15c and 30c a
package. We wrote direct
to the importers and told
them what we wanted.
They replied that Chase &
Sanborn's "Half Dollar
tea was better than Tet-
ley's, but it only comes in
25c packages. They said
"Emperor's Blend" was
put up just as we wanted
it, hut was too good a tea
to sell at that price. We
have decided, however, to
place this high grade tea
on the market here at the
same price as the cheap
package teas, and can con-
fidentiy recommend "Em-
peror's Blend" as the best
tea ever offered here at 15c
and Doc a package. No
use to pay SOC a pound for
tea when you can get just
as good at 60c.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-04-08
TO RUN ON SEAS BOTTOM.
omcers Of United States Navy to See
Test of New Submarine Tor
pedO Boat.

The submarine torpedo boat Pro
tector, a new type of vessel, which
will shortly be put through a series
of trials for the purpose of demon
strating her capabilities to officers
of the United States navy, is being
overhauled at City island and put in
first-class condition for the coming
tests. The Protector was built in
Bridgeport, Conn, by her inventor
and owner, Capt. Simon Lake.
The vessel is designed for harbor
defense. She is 60 feet long, of II
feet beam, draws IL feet of water
and weighs about 200 tons She is
built of steel and equipped with two
wheels to enable her to travel along
the bottom of the sea. Her motive
power is electricity when submerged
and gasoline when cruising awash.
There are two torpedo tubes, one
fore and one aft, and an opening in
her bow will admit of a diver leav-
ing the boat to cut cables or mine
connections. Her builder believes
she can destroy submarine defenses
in any harbor. During recent trials
she carried a crew of eight men and
| nine passengers. A speed of IL knots
was easily made on her surface run.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-04-08

not so old but that her eyes were
bright as beadS-Shook her weird
head, and muttered in choice Mexican
argot, and crossed herself with
pious insistence, while she looked as
if she could tell much if she would
But the police found no evidence of
violent death, and the doctors said
the look of horror on his face was
the result of heart disease. And the
coroner's jury gave that as verdict,
in which case there was no need of
jury. But the strict letter of the
law must be observed.
Jack Lugren was not satisfied He
felt sure that his uncle's death was
the result of foul play. He had ex-
amined every inch of the room in
which the dead man had slept his
last sleep and found no evidence that
it had been entered in the night
Doors were securely fastened on the
inside. Noticing a few crumbs on
the pillow, he had rolled them in his
fingers mechanically, and found them
to be crumbs of a rich cheese which
his uncle was accustomed to eat with
his dessert. He attached no impor-
lance to the discovery at first, but,
thinking it over, an inspiration came
to him. He called in the Mexican
woman.
Malta, did my uncle partake of
any supper or lunch after 1 left him
that night?" The thought that an
acute indigestion had killed him oc-
Cured to the young man.
mo, excellenzia.' She emphasized
her words with sign of the cross.
Then what were crumbs of cheese
doing scattered on his bed and pill
low?"
"Chee? Chez? Me not know,
senior. Me see not chez that day-it
plenty make in house"
Her English, good enough at or
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-04-08
TREATING A DEADLY COBRA.
Poisonous Reptile in New York Zoo
Suffering from Broken Jaw
A Ticklish Task.

Under skillful treatment at the New
York Geological gardens in Bronx
park, a deadly cobra which recently
broke his jaw in fit of violent rage, is
on the road to recovery.
The dressing on the head of the
poisonous creature has been renewed
with considerable difficulty. AS sting
from the reptile means death, the
operation of applying a dressing to
the cobra is a most perilous task.
The cobra was slumbering when
Curator Ditmars, cautiously opening
the big door, thrust in a long wooden
pole with two prongs. Pressing this
down on the cobra's head he held it
prisoner until Keeper Snyder got in
side.
The reptile. now thoroughly aroused,
agitated its tail frantically, but Snyder
held its head firmly to the floor while
Ditmars removed the old dressing and
replaced it with new one. The oper-
alton took about ten minutes.
AS the two men slipped away and
slammed the door the infuriated rep
tile made vicious lunge toward them.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-04-08

binary times, gave out entirely with
the stress of the tragedy, and there
seemed no connection between a few
crumbs of cheese unaccounted for
and the death of the master of the
house. Jack Lugren laid aside the
puzzle as insolvable and gave his at
tention to more important details.
One of these was having photo
graph taken of his uncle for reasons
of his own. When the funeral was
over and his friend, Ross Morton, a
young Englishman, a subaltern in
the royal navy, was staying with him
prior to the trip the two were about
to make to Japan, Jack made a crit
ical examination of the picture with
a magnifying lens. What he saw
compelled him to drop it in alarm
and call to his friend.
Ross, for Gods sake come here!
Tell me what you see."
Morton took the lens and exam
ined the photograph with the same
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-04-08
HE AND SHE.

he walked along as If he might
Have known thing or two;
He slipped and hit the icy walk,
AS IL he might go through.
He gathered up his scattered words,
And said them over twice,
Because his equilibrium
Had failed him, on the ice
he looked around him just in time
To see saucy maid
Laugh loud, and then go slipping down
Like mercury in the shade.
She gathered up her packages
And smiled an empty smile;
She didn't say a word out loud,
But talked inside the while.
She cracked the smile to fool the man
She laughed at, wouldn't you?
The man gave several chuckles,
And the "horrid ice' cracked, too.
The fall, the laugh, the ice, the joke.
Were all forgotten when
They started on together, lest
They both go down again
-Leola Allard. in Chicago Inter Ocean.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-04-08
ECZEMA
Psoriasis, Scaled Head, Milk Crust,
letter, RingWorm, etc.
Speedily, Permanently and Economically Cured,
when All Else Fails, by
(lltlCura

The agonizing itching and burning of the skim as in
eczema the ghtful scaling in psoriasis the loss of
hair and crusting of the scalp in scaled head the
awful suffering of infants and anxiety of WORKOUT parents
as IN milk crust letter and salt rheum,-al demand
remedy OF almost superhuan virtues successfully cope
with them That Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resovent
are such stands proven beyond all doubt No statement
made regarding them that is not justified by the strongest
evidence The purity and sweetness, the power to afford
immediate relief the certainty of speedy and permanent
cure, the absolute safety and great economy have made
them the standard skin cures blood purifiers and humour
remedies of the civilized world
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-04-08

care Jack mad used. The dewitt" he
| exclaimed; look at the eyes. Some
thing not human is reproduced there.
Do you see that frightful face? 1t
your uncle saw that the shock must
have killed him.
Il do not believe in the supernat-
ural, and if this is not a trick of
the camera / shall find out what it is
Ross, sleep in that room tonight"
Let me occupy the lounge-you
may need assistance"
No, l will keep watch alone Il
cannot cope with supernatural pow
ers, but if anything of this world
attacks me l will down it. And I
shall take all due precautions against
secret assassins. This night can
hardly wait"
Old Malta was ordered to prepare
the room for it's new occupant.
Loading his revolver with unusual
care, Jack babe his friend good
night and retired, locking the only
door belonging to the chamber and
making careful survey of every
nook and corner. The bed had been
draped in the whitest of clean linen,
and Jack rubbed his hand over the
smooth surface in appreciation of
the rest it promised. Something
stuck to his fingers, A subtle odor
greeted his sensitive nostrils. He
touched his tongue to the substance
on his fingers-it was cheese.
His first thought was to call Ma
lita. She did not answer, and he
sought her in the kitchen of the
house. She was startled by his
abrupt entrance and showed fear.
although man was with her. Jack
had not seen him before, and in his
heart pronounced him picturesque
vagabond. He asked Malta who he
was. She answered sullenly:
mine son, excellenzia.'
Jack was surprised. Il never knew
you had son." he said; 81 did not
know you ever married"
mo, senor-me mooch marry-yes,
long time now" And Jack asked no
question about the cheese as he in
tended; the strange man had put
that in the background.
The denouement is tame enough,
although its inception had cost
life. Ross Morton, waking for his
friends sake, heard the report of
| a revolver near dawn. He rushed to
| the rescue, broke in the door, and
found Jack standing in the middle
of the room with the counterpart
of the object in the eye of the photo
graph held at arms length. There
was the fendish face, devilish with
frightful devices, the eyes tricked
out with horrid rings of fire, the
| pointed ears ablaze with spectral
light, yet stripped of it's PHOSPHORUS
glow and with Jacks bullet in it's
heart it proved to be nothing more
| harmful than one of the squirrel ro-
dents of California, but Jack him
self declared that his own senses had
almost suspended with fear at the
approach of the thing, which looked
| five feet high as it leaped about in
it's uncanny guise.
| Nothing more was seen of Malta.
! The rat had been a pet of hers. and
it was surmised that she had ONLY
| intended to give the place the name
of being haunted that she might not
| be dispossessed. 1t was recalled that
a singular light had frequently been
| noticed moving in cratic shapes
about the house. The affair, which
was the talk of the time, is likely to
come to notice again, as the San
| Francisco papers announce that Man
uel Lugren, who died bachelor, is
suing the estate for share of the
property. - Chicago Record-Herald.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-04-08
A Grain of Comfort for Papa.

Mrs. George CORVALLIS West says
American women beat the world when
it comes to clothes. Let us hope, says
the Chicago Record-Herald, the ones
who pay the bills will hereafter do it
more cheerfully.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-04-08
Advantage of steel Bu,,a,,r.

With the modern steel framing a
building can with safety be carried to
seven and half times the diameter of
its base. Thus an ordinary business
building could be erected to a height
of $500 feet.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-04-08

There are in the United Kingdom
about 3,45o masonic lodges, with fully
10000 masons. The whole number
Of masons in the world is about
l.750, geo.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-04-08
The Hon. MI. Justice FinnelOrGS Letter.

81 desire to give voluntary testimony beneficial
your Cutura Remedies have suffered for
OF the blood the middle severe
attack Eczema chiefly on the scalp face and neck and
tor several months under professional
remedies prescribed of avail and gradually becoming
my face was dreadfuy dishgured and lost nearly
athoough trial the satisfactory results began
TO and my hair commenced again. Afesh growth Of
hair head and limb aough quite
gradually improving My wife thinks highly
has purchasing them in order
suffering from similar complaints and President
Society," has told the Bible report any
@ when poor person so afflicted that remedies
DC tesorteo to-. ROBERT ISAAC FINNEMORE,
CcxykJ
sn and
London &c
s.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-04-08
Quite the Fad.

Any old inventor, says the Chicago
can invent wireless
telegraphy now.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-04-08
Complete External and Internal Treatment

Battle the affected parts with hot Soap to cleanse
surface OF usts and Scales and soften the tckened Dry
without hard rubbing and apply ucura Ointment freely ay itching
irritation, and inflammation and sooth
ca Resent cool and cleanse the blood complete
affords instant relief permits and sleep
eczema and other itching burning and sc hous s scalp
and blood and points speedy and economical
all other remedies and the best physicians
wonderful curative properties Cucura world
wide sale, quote from
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-21

angaar, ba bar jg u~nOerie9t Den Sag. ban bar rimeli8t
ois 9ert fell, Spun.@ o@obt! ieg %6egri6er, bet itol 1T
pGre," iDareoe Snan. - IS et6bert 8ilfaloe taler bar
life ct Orb oerOnt, bet er min Billie, foritoar ban mig ="
= seq %fotitoar, % ieg aOlpoer,@ %IpareOe Span Og gil
6%uttence I'D al 0pren.
Oct er en- ianO ulptte." fo9oe storofen peO fig
ieIp, oat ri life tunne unoOere Iige Mennefer."
9u traaote Qoal6ert inn, Stdro1en opergaD BAN for=
IieQi9e 3egnitaber o9 befaebe BAN enbnu en- Sang at
9ipe Qgt pea, 6Od0 Der Itete bans 5rap9reIie. Sort
efter tom 63ernim. o%llnblfblo, at jeg forIaber Dem,
ld9oe Staroiten, p%inliolertio bouber jeg, at De, enten ig
er til Steoe eaer lite, AMI r bette 6us Iom Deres eget.
5lere 9ienere inOfonOt fig berpad for at mObta9e
Staroitens Iioite gefalinger; ba traabte Qoal6ert tilbage
og taiteoe ct 9lit pad be Malerier, iom bang 9Greliet.
o0pem er ben magre Wtano 9enneralsuniform met aae
be Orbner?" ipurgte ban G5ernim og pegeoe paa ct at
gileoerne. Del er poIens Grobrer, Suparop Stat
insti," fearene G5ernin, bette iiofe Nobn fit ban al lit
itdlienife 5Og, Iom bu peb, tbi bet gaar ofte meb fore
9enerakr ligeio IN meo @rGs6Opperne, man giber benz
Rubn efter be 9anoe, be ~goelegge."
Omioer forlangte StaroIen i'm @ogn, aGe bans
9ienere itoOe puu Srupperne, Ou ban gift nsb, og belle ga
milien ful9te BAN, Ielo g~leranbra bar meb. Starofen
trueoe penlig meO 5in9eren, oa ban Taa 6enbe, berpoa
latte ban ig 9ognen Q. tgrte bort.
SITTER at ale be andre pare 6orte, 6leo ben gamle
WiAdel ~tiligemeo en- al line &amnerdter itaaenoe /
gorten. Sub bare lopet!" Iagoe zen IOite. ,nu er ban
bOrte. nu regerer bet un9e 6erifu6, MI faar ri 8ooe 9a9e,
iaalange bet parer." = Msn ben gamte Mi8aet rgftene
poa 6Opeoet: ri foaer atOrig gobe Gage, %Iaalange bet
M Slot itoor", ia9oe ban en0eli9. .6oorfor fan ri
life leOe li9eiaa goOt bet M Slot iom Bet aums?"
ipur9te ben anben 8jener. - IS bet ganle Slot itaar
enOnu ben f%organ9ne 3iO poa ale @aq9e," i~pareoe
Mi4eul, ,og 10 laugere Ri tire pda ben, bes bp6ere tran=
ger BEN ino 6iertet, ioa at Sngen fan 30 Der, uOen til
FOit at elite ben, men Der m 9p9ning 6ange De rusife
0errer, % oeres gar6eo er eet life 9oot for nogen qolat
at pare"
@nonu famre Dag me00elte 4oalbert fin 0nfel ben
U}istante, Staroien nplig meb 6enipn til BAN 6aboe ut
tret. G3ernim ~iOare0e lite tort certil, % fort oerpaa rejie
ban til TT 6jem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-21
Offence Kapitel.
6n NJ 6Git.

Gfter Starofens Qfreiie 6eo bet me8et eniomi paa
Slottet, t6i men l~lnbtaaelIe al 8ru 3ornop. en- @sninoe
al Smile. IOm Oenne 3iO op5otOt fig i S%tarOftens 9us,
tom oer MI iieIOen 6remmeoe.
3esmere operrafteoes 5amilien en- often, ba fere
R9ttere trabeoe inn Gaarben; fort efer bep bet anmelOt,
at Maior BON 3eltner ira Nari6au gnIteoe at opoarte
Domerne.
Qteranora toIteOe. ba bette Ram 6leo naonet, ct
~angitei9t 9lit paa Gaiimir, JON par iprungen oP. for
at lie ben M 8GIt Meoe. - ,,opem er W}ajor ,3eltner2"
ipurgte Qoalbert. - o6n bpperlig officer" IOareoe Ga
imir, oen bran Sarl uoen minbfe 6opmpb. Der ggr alt
meb. ligeiom ri andre" Gfter oisie Orb ileoe ban ND for
at ta9e imoD ham.
.9Oorfor fda D ioa betentelig ub, pa oenne Manbs
Ram bleo %n9bnet2" Ipurgte Qoal6ert Q%Ieranoru. -
,Jorbi ban life er noget goDt SelIta6 for Gaiimir, "
ipareoe bun, ,eaers Tiger man, al ban itodr Iterre
Qnieelle 0arI9du, enb man eTter bans Sitting qrs
meen Ttuloe tro."
Sort efter traabte en- Manb ino, Tom, udgtet ban idd
no til at bare o0er f~prretp0e @ar, bog enonu bapoe en-
%ungoommelig 0oloning, bans SUB i1ntes bGrbet mob
ginterens og &ulbens qaupirtnina. % bans 5arpe bar
al bet Sla9s, Iom Almuen 9ioer Gabn al perTaaet. 6ans
1rpt pare regelnesIige, fun bans Eine ipntes bGsi8s,
ca Get 6pibe beri par qennemtrGngt al rsbe Qarer. 5epz
riqt bar ban en- QlimrenOe Uniform, be6engt meb Here
Croner, 6ooraf ct Bar pare al bet Slugs, Iom iieloen err
bperpes uoen pau @atplaoien.
Gfter en- fp9tig 9iien tog ban qIaOs pda Sop4aen.
De tiaaoer," Iagbe ban, ,ieg er temmelig trGt. 0e er
rem bn9fte SBn, lite ianot2" Meo Oisie Orb 6%enoenbte
ban ia til Aoalbert. ,,@agife rigtig.4 ,Goot! ie9
tommer ligefra @ari6au, og ba min Ben 6err. BON Qis
toipsti 6grte, jg ituIoe forbi bans Slot. BAD ban mig at
o%Der6ringe Dem oenne Billet" 8ermeo tog Fan i'm Srers
tate Op, 6Dori Der par mango qapirer, % rate QOuIbert
en- aa6en Seo0el, bporaf Sno6olbet bar f%plaenre;
seq ienOer big oisie enier meO Uloior BON 3eit
ner, en- CANNED % ~iarOees far Ben al mig, irm pda mo-
aen 9io for i'm Sunb6ebs Stplb bill fierne fig fra ale
5orretninger % agtsr at op1Oloe zig Staosn ardtau.
6an er en- Manb, paa bpem man fan furlabe fig, bans
0runbIatnin9er ere fortraffelige, Og jg Itatter Oerfor
etbpert 9us l%pteligt, Iom ban bearer meo i'm NarOerelle
San bar aft nere 8ange Oit mig ben 9gre at beigge mig,
oq Gaiimir bill erinbre Dam fra forrige 5ioer al. 5ors
refen troer jeg life at tunne ise nosen itsrre Ros ON BAN
enb ben, at ban er pnoet al Storfprfen ielp, fom er en-
Manb, Der bel foritadr at bepsmme 5ortjenefer.
Din ~bensipne 6ooer,
tanistau 2ito SIT"
Sfslae bette grep bkp ben mn 99it poo bet p%enliefte
m~obtoeen, ii9r bite Gmilie BAN al rllig Spm9rffomheb.
Denne isste ban oeiaa msD nlesen artisbeo at ~senealoe,
rps bpilebe bans gine fornemmelis paa 2eontine, til bpem
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-21

Sfsles bette 9rep bsO ben M @9ft pau bet penlisite
~mobtaeen, iiar bite Gmilie BAN al mulig Spm9rfiomRb.
Denns isste ban osiaa msb ntesen artisbeo at %senealbe,
rog tOheoe bans gjne f%Ornemmelis paa aeontine, til brem
ban peo enbper 2ejlisbeo itrabte at n9rme fig.
9an baDbe, Tom bet fob, oplepet neset 90 fcrtalte nsh
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-04
SIN DUDA QUE os OFREcERAK

remedies de todo genero para cNrar Ia
anemia y debilidad y para acelsrar el
termino de Ia convalecencia, pero, en-
redonuo, debeis rehusarlos todos y acu-
dir al vino de Quinium Labarraque,
pues ell 1uico tonico que ha merecido Ia
aprobacion de la Academia de Medicina-
de Paris
Bssta fjarse en- que tornado 4 la do
sis de una copita despues de cada CO.
mids, restablece en- muy POGO tempo
las fuerzas del enfermo aun en- aque-
llos casos de mayor agotamisnto; Gu
ra seguramente y sin sacudidas los eS--
tados dc languidez. de debilidad y de-.
anemia, a1n aquelios mas tansces y re-
beldes todo otro remedio slendo al
propio tempo Soberano para curar Ia
febres impedir que mas tarde reapa~
rezcan.
De ahi ell que al serle acordada g.
dicho prcducto la aprobacion de la Aca-
demia Nedicina de Paris, en- presencla,
sin duda. de tantoS y tantos trluntos>
alcanzar.os durante I'm per1odo de Gin
cuenta aflos, Ia confanZa de los enfer-
mos SC aumente de dia en- dia haSta
Ell punto de 70 existlr farlnacia donde
no Sc hale la venta. del mismo modo
que en- el Deposito Central de Paris a
cargo de la casa Frere, Io, rue Jacob.
Pero 10 particular, todav1a, es que
siendo tan eficaz como eS, resu.ta ell
mas econ onico de todos los tratamien-
tos, pueS cada botela contiene medica-
mento para IS dfas, 6 cuando menos,
para IL 6 IA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-04
La Purisima Conceptions

En- ell acreditado estableci-
miento fotografico de nuestrop
amigo Colorado Sc estan hacien-
do unos preciosos botones en- CO.
lores, de la Purisima Concep-
cion. Es un trabaio muy boni-
to y de rigurosa actualidad, y
cuyo precio de 10 centavos uno
lie pone al alcance de todos los
bOlsillos.
Sc venden en- los estableci-
mientos de Don Victor Huste,
de Don Pedro Giusti paris -Ba-
zar), en- el BoLHTIN MERcANr1L,-
y en- otres establecimientos.-
Nadie debe, sspecialmente las
senoritas, dejar pasar esta opor-
tunidad de adquirir un objeto,
tan bonito y delicadol
Sc venden tambien a precios.
muy limitados. marquitos en-
chapados y de orc, para que SIR
va de alfiler.
NOTA. A los Sres. Sacerdo-
tes, de la Is1a que los deseen, Sc
les hara fuertes descuestos, Sc
gun la cantidad que pidan. Di--
rijanse los pedidos a las FO-
TOGRAFIA de COLORADO.
Sc envian pOr cOrreO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-04

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