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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-26

.'pld you think you loved that man,
Manner her mother ASKED,
II Just Hated Him
me" the stfi. answered. indig-
nantly. you know l didn't. Mamma
| Just hated him. but ! don't know
what was the matter with me" Then
the kiri put her head ON the window
sill and cried fof long time.
II was u pathetic sight TO see the
mother and daughter this morning,
The girl l. heart-hroken aud sfieves
constantly,
Her mother and father arr very
tender 10 her and have never once
reproached her, Mamie ~ said 10
be only 10 years OF aEe ana " rather
pretty, Her reputation tn 0eorse-
town has been trFrproaehahie aud
she has been an untirins worker In
the church
Few people who have met Mamie
or know the family Will believe that
she Was 90 blame,
she L. eugaged 60 a young man
who has been IN Alaska fof several
months. hut who Il expected to ~
turn on the next boat. lie has not
heard OF Mamle'a trouble and the
Eifi ~ anxious TO know whether he
will still be her friend. lie ir com
ing nom Alaska at the girls request.
aa she says ahe wrote 60 him shortly
after she met Kemp. telling him
that she needed him. She says she
Intended 20 make confession 60
him aud ask hts help to escape nom
the man az whom she was - afraid
The law firm Of Flyers a nyerr are
representing Mamie IN the case
brought against her on the larceny
charge.
The Thafp family has lived In
Georgetown nearly three years. Dur
ing that time its members have AZ
aoeiated with and are well known 20
the most prominent and respectable
clttHens Of the town.
Her Pastors Story
/ Rev. "a. J. Hartseii. pastor Of the
Methodist church. said that he had
always hsld Ala. rharp ia the high
est vste-ms that she had always
tsgrne herssif IN such q modest man.
ner that he could not conceive OF
her as iradina The life she had.
ssShs has spent the most impress
stonahle years Of her life In this
| town" said he. The moral tone Of
this place is not OF the highest
claim and ugorat determinations are
not very fine, II may be that Mise
Thafp's moral sense has been dullcd
ard that she did not realise the
enormity % her crime. Then. too.
/ she II very young
Mrs. Wiletss. who for years has
been thr superintendent Of tbr
Methodist Sunday school. said that
Miss Thafp had taught a class IN
the school for over a year. She
stated that during that time Miss
Thafp had been IN attendance every
Sunday and that she was regarded
as one 81 the NEST efficient teachers
In the school Mrs. Wtliettc'H eyes
we're filled with tears ~ she taid ~
the unusual interest Mamie had
taken In the church work and how
she was always ready 70 give Of her
tifne and services when the good of
the church was concerned.
Mrs. Wiiirtte said that she would
not believe MisH Thar guilty until
sire read the girls confession
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-26

10 as yard. sale price 70 II. lie
per yard.
Real English Cotton Torchau
faces. assorted widths very pretty
patterns. with strong scniioued
edk.s that will wash. suitable Tor
underwear. etc. worth up &C. sie
per yard. sale price : 10 II. ss4c
yard
The American Thread Co.'S hest
thread for hand or machine sewing.
black and whitr. a good assortment
Of sizes. regular price Z per spool.
sale price from o. II. i per spool.
ousntity limited % customers.
MeB'r snspenders, regularly zec.
from = 20 Il at Toe.
Boys hlhe Denim 0Terailf. with
bihs. per pair. ine.
Harlem on. regular ike bottles.
20 Il. a. bottles faF fec.
Three gross fine Tosiss Soap. Per
Sian Vipi.tN. Wild yiaietE and Per
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-26

Tntnorrow morning. at 10 o'clock
sharp. seats 80 On sale nj the Grand
for Anna Heidfr performances on
sunday and Monday next Teie-
phoaa orders will be taken and both
box -ofsices open. aix men Will be
on hand 20 make the sale Of peatr "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-26

80 nie4ehe1 sh~etiHK. fun width.
worth zie. special Friday lie
Hleachsd fhesting. ofae- yard wide.
soft finish. worth &c. special FRI
Gay ssssststsss.sfss sssssssstss &C
nieaehed Table DamaHh. 81 inches
wide. assorted patterns. coed
value at Soc special Friday. yard
ssss-s#sss sssssssss s-ssss4-s *tt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-26
SAYS LIQUOR
WAS DRUGGED
Strange Story Told ny f6- Year Old
Manic Tharp, Who Until Wc0k Ago
Was Considered q Model Of
Mafdenly Pr0prfeiy

Mamie Tharr. the telephone giri
who l. charged with stealing money
and iewslry from Mrs. Faux. be-
iie,es she Was made 10 drink
aruxxsd beer IN saloon ON Pike
street BY the man who " chsrkVd
With having accomplished her ruin.
The siri was visited Ia her oecrsc-
town home this uiorninx Mother ana
daughter we're sitting In the kitchen
and Mamie had been trying to
make a dress for her little sister. but
had thrown II 70 one side and was
weeping bitterly white Mrs. Thafp,
with tears In her eyes. was uyins
q comfort her, telling her tina, sh-
loved her all the more because she
Was Ia such trouble.
The mother had been questioning
her daughter closely and ~ the pfVs-
enee OF a Star reporter the ssri told
Of the tlme she took her first glaas
OF liquor.
kemp came up and talked 20 me
en- the street Mamie said. Il never
talked 10 = strange man on the
street before and 1 don't know why
l did 80 then.
u walked on np Pike etfeet with
him and turned through into the
alley west Of the Congress saloon.
Re said We would So through 20 am
ether street. When We reached the
aide entrance. he saia. Come on IN
here aaa have some refreshments,
and when | hesttated he said, You
aren't afraid OF me. are youf
wouldn't hurt a nice little sirl like
You for anythinE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-26
II lust Hated Him

sDld you think you loved that man.
Manner her mother ASKED.
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Hssisan Thssssr


The Man from Asstcn" Il being
presented at the Third Avenue thea
ter. this week. to god business. II
handled BY a capable company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-26
H0USEFURNISHINC SALE NEEDS IN
DOmeStiCSand
Linens

better chance TO buy good Housefurnshngs che,
han this great sale, was never given YOU Some few pn
inis-
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garments the None Sold
, 1903-02-27
Anglesea.

Robert Camac, of Philadelphia. las
a nice cottage at Beach Creek in coulse
of construction.
The wrecked steamship Gulf Stream
was sold at public sale by Samuel G..
Cook, auctioneer, at 4 Vine street. Phil
adelphia, last Saturday as she now lies
ashore on Hereford shoal, to Mason &
Levens for $3.50, the cargo included.
Easter Novelties and candies at
Wildwood Bazaar. \
Inc scratch of a pin may cause the
loss OF a limb or even death when blood
poisoning results from the injury. All
danger of this may be avoided, how
ever, by promptly applying Chamber
laln's Pam Balm. 1t is an antiseptic
and quick healing liniment for cuts,
bruises and burns. For sale by Cohen
Bros, Wildwood; G.. w. Dongherty.
Anglesea.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor returned
tuesday evening from a visit to Phila-
delphla.
One Minute Cough Cure gives relief in
one minute, because it kills the microbe
which tickles the mucous membrane.
causing the cough, and at the same
lime clears the phlegm, draws out the
Inflammation and heals and soothes
the affected parts. One Minute Cough
Cure strengthens the lungs, wards off
pneumonia and is a harmless and never
falling cure in all durable cases 0fcoughs,
colds and Group. One Minute Cough
cure Is pleasant to take, harmless and
good alike for young and old. Cohen
Bros, Wildwood; q. W. Datsehefty-
Anglesea.
m
flremen's ball held last Friday
eVehihg IN the new Anglesea ball was
d affair and well attended.
ine music, which was under the direc-
.iol, Oh James Allsopp, of Philadelphia,
Wy an Angiesea cottager, was the best
ever heard on the island.
, 1903-02-27
Holly Beach.

The Misses Kopp, of Philadelphia,
have been spending a few days in theil
Rio Grande emu cottage this week.
Miss Alice Bridges, stenographer fol-
the Security Trust Co. of Camden, re-
turned to her duties at the bank Tues
day morning after spending Sunday
with her parents i'll Holly Beach.
The Holly Beach Presbyterian church
will hold a potpie supper in Garrison's
hall on Saturday evening, March 7th.
Ice cream and cake will be served.
John M. Vance visited Philadelphia
on Tuesday.
Baked beans Sc a can at Wildwood
Bazaar.
Mrs. L. G. Neeley, of Dubois, Pa,
accompanied by her brother, were
down today. Mrs. Neeley owns two
lots in Holly Beach and contemplates
building.
Former Judge HI. s.. Douglass, of
Court House, and Deputy Collector L.
o. Smith, representing Holly Beach
borough, went to Atlantic City on Tues
day to meet the State Board of Taxa
ton in the case of the appeal of Lewis
Goldstein for a reduction in his assess
mani Mr. GoldSfoip and his o.ppool
, 1903-02-27
Wildwood.

The borough collectors books are be-
ing audited this week by Cashier Penn
Smith.
Francis n. Buck, of Wilmington,
Del, a national bank examiner, was in
Wildwood on Wednesday and went
I'VE the accounts of the Marine Ma
tional Bank. He spoke in a very fiat
tering way of the institution and said
that it was doing remarkably well for
a young bank and showed evidences OF
good MANAGEMENT. Mr.. Buck also sta
ted to President Ryan and another di-
rector that the bank had a good cashier.
Walter J.. Henderson, Jr., of Cape
May City, was on the island on Mon
day distributing posters for Garrison's
sale of Iowa horses at Cape May on
Tuesday, March 8.
The JOURNAL acknowledges the re-
ceipt of the New Jersey legislative
manual for 1903 through the courtesy
of Assemblyman Lewis M. Crosse, of
Ocean City.
st. AIMS Catholic church services
will be held at the residence of George
Ferris at nine O'Clock next Sunday
morning by Rev. John B. McCloskey,
of Ocean City.
Come to the Hotel Seaside Wednes-
day evening, March 4 and help a good
cause along and take home a beautiful
handkerchief.
A large number of Masons from Cape
May, Court House and other parts of
the county came to Wildwood last
night as guests of Hereford Lodge, +.
and A. M, to assist in raising Mayor
Baker. After lodge ninety members
of the order were dined at Hotel Dayton.
VIM. R. ellis received 211 votes in
the silk quilt contest of the ladies' aux
iliary of Beach Council and won the
quilt. Other members received votes
as follows: John N. Reeve, 100; f. d.
Schell, 100; Thos. Jaggers, 81; Clayton
Lowe, Al; Chas. Malin, 26; Andrew j.
Malin, IA; M. Schellinger, 10; James
, 1903-02-27
The Easy Pill.

DeWitt's Little EARLY Risers do not
grippe nor weaken the system. They
cure biliousness, jaundice, constipation
and inactive livers, by ~arousing the Sc
cretions, moving the bowels gently, yet
effectually, and giving such tone and
strength to the glands of the stomach,
liver and bowels that the cause of the
trouble is removed entirely. These ia
nous little pills exert a decided tonic
effect upon the organs involved, and il
their use is continued for a few days
there will be no return of the trouble.
Cohen Bros, Wildwood; G. w. Dough
erty, Anglesea.
, 1903-02-27

' 1-O 1870
al Wildwood Bazaar.
r. f. Shute, cor. Poplar and Philadel-
phia ayes, dealer in first-class hay feed,
rock salt, fax seed meal, etc. DR..
Daniels veterinary remedies. n
Among the Hotel Dayton arrivals the
past week have been Harry Stetser,
John H. Beecher, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
H. Wehmeyer, S. B. Stetser, l.. 9.
Dunn, IL. NJ. Abbott, Levi ID. John
son, G.. f. Dyce, Philadelphia; Mrs.
S. II. Bridgman, j. q. Bridgman, Mer-
chantville; County Clerk julius Way,
q. G. Foster, Court House; Judge ID.
Il. Voorhees,, Wildwood; f. Sutton,
Haddonlield; Luther M. Swain, Swain
ton; Herbert N. MofIett, G%lassboro;
George Bachmann, Camden; Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Compton, Leesburg; r..
H. Ingersoll, Atlantic City; J.. Thomp-
son Baker, Lewisburg, Pa; DIR. Theo-
dore Foote, Vineland; Charles Way,
South Seaville.
When you feel blue and that every
thing goes wrong, take a dose of Cham-
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They will cleanse and i~nvigorate your
stomach, regulate your bowels, give
you a relish for your food and make
you feel that in this old world is a good
place to live. For sale by Cohen Bros,
Wildwood; CIV. Dougherty, Anglesea.
Harry Stetser, of Philadelphia, ste
%nographer for John N. Reeve, spent
Sunday at Hotel Dayton.
Cake, ice cream and peanuts will be
for sale at the Handkerchief Bazaar TO
be held in the basement of Hotel Sea-
side on Wednesday evening, March A.
w. H. Allen, shoe repairing, Maple
avenue, west of the railroad, Wildwood,
N. J. All work done at reasonable
prices and on short notice. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
r. Penn Smith, cashier of the Marine
National Bank, has bought lots num-
bers q and y, block So, on Glenwood
avenue of Jed Dubois, and is arranging
to build at once a handsome residence
cottage for himself and wife. The cot
tage will contain a hot water heating
system and all the latest improvements.
, 1903-02-27


A special meeting of Council was
held last Friday night and among other
business transacted it was authorized
to employ ex-Judge David A. Pancoast,
of Camden, to go to Trenton and oppose
on behalf of the borough the bill con-
solidating the boroughs of Anglesea,
Wildwood and Holly Beach.
The best physic. "Once tried and
you will always use Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets says Will
liam A. Girard, Pease, VT. These Tab
lets are the most prompt, most pleasant
and most reliable cathartic in use. For
sale by Cohen Bros, Wildwood; g. w.
Dougherty, Anglesea.
Rev. T. S. Rush, of C~annonsville,
n. Y, has accepted the call to the
Holly Beach Presbyterian church.
The borough collectors looks are be-
ing audited this week by l.. M. Rice, Jr.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Holly Beach Borough Council was held
on "Wednesday evening with all mem
bers present. Councilman Norton re-
signed from the building committee
and Councilman Barnett vas appoin'
ted in his place. Capt. Downs presen'
ted a petition signed by-John H. Judge.
Rev. Spooner, Otto Binder, Mrs. Starr,
Mr.. Maggie and Eva Wardell, asking
that Leaning emu be graveled. II
was laid over for the new Council tt
take up in March. The plans for the
jetties were gone over and it was deci.
ded to build five, to be located at Lin
coin, Young, Davis, Taylor and Lean
ing avenues. Nine thousand dollars
worth of bonds are to be issued to bt
divided between the %jetties and the new
borough hall. The annual report was
ordered printed in the JOURNAL. A
letter was read from Judge Pancoasi
stating that the consolidation bill was
not introduced in the legislature this
week but that it would be next Mon
day night, March 2.
, 1903-02-27

This is to certify I'M
d undersigned IN regard 10 tn91
led States l.. ;. 5. along the ~seacoast,
hoping that all mag te as diligent and
~perseverIng as the captains and crews
or the Hereford Iulct and Tatham's
Beach L. 5. :. They have proved that
TO me by their quick response TO the
signals sent from the shipwreck, as in
my case on jan. 80, 1908, in the wreck
of the Gulf Stream, which was stranded
at lis a. IN. on the north bar of Here
ford Inlet during IA dense fog. The
wind was blowing strong from s. 5. E.,
causing a very heavy and perilous sea
while attempting to reach the wreck to
rescue the crew and render the neces-
sary assistance. The care and atten-
ton given us is far beyond my mean
of eX pression. On account of the wind
blowing from an unfavorable quarter
it was impossible to hear our steam
whistle signal of distress. After four
O'Clock they discovered u costOn light
signal of distress aud Immediately an
swerec it. By frequent use of this sys-
TEN they arrived at six o'clock to the
rescue of their fellow men after a ha-
zardous pull against the strong wind
and an unusual high surf. After reach
lug the snip II UOatS crew stayed Dy
at my request While the other boats
crew landed a load of our men and re-
turned. The wind in the meantime
had shifted to the westward and another
attempt was made to land another boat
load, but was compelled to return after
a hard and valiant struggle on account
of the heavy wind and tremendous surf.
Later on when the wind moderated the
balance of the crew was landed safely
after taking a severe drenching. After
landing they We're very attentive ard
obliging. They rendered every assis-
lance in their power to further the saw
ing of cargo and forwarding informa-
ton. With best wishes and a long life
from master and crew, | remain,
Yours truly,
JACOB SWAIN,
Master s. S. Gulf Stream.
, 1903-02-27
PUBLICNOTICE

Public notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned will cause to be introduced in the
Legislature of New Jersey on Monday eve
ming, February Odd, 1908, a bill which has for
its object the consolidating and incorporating
of the boroughs of Anglesea, and
Holly Beach City, in the County OF Cape May,
into "a city under and by the name of Wild
wood-by-the-Sea, and fixing the boundaries
thereof; that at said time and place the under
signed viii advocate and apply to said Legls-
lature for the passage of said bill.
Dated February 10, 1903.
HARRISON II. VOORHEES,,
GEORGE w. BANKS.
The people of the island were startled
last Friday night by reading the above
notice which appeared in u contem-
porary. This move toward consolida-
ton was taken with the knowledge OF
but a few and came as a complete sur
prise. In fact it was sprung upon the
people. While the principle of consol-
idation is right, it is thought that the
time for it has not yet arrived. All
three boroughs are furnishing at pres
ent and the people are inclined to let
we'll enough alone. The bill was not
introduced this week, however. Judge
Voorhees,, one of the promoters of the
scheme, was on the island on Wednes-
day and stated to the JOURNAL that
since so much opposition had devel-
oped against consolidation, that he
would not push it at present. 1t is re-
ported that Senator Hand opposed the
measure,
, 1903-02-27

For Sale.-A completely furnished
cottage on Oak avenue, Wildwood.
Apply to or address the JOURNAL,
Wildwood, n. j.
Mothers can safely give Foley's Hon.
ey and Tar to their children for coughs
and colds, for it contains no opiates or
other poisons. Sold by Cohen Bros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-13
RECREO PONCEN0

Asf 80 denomina el paseo que en-
ell muelle de Ponce constfuye "a
arrendatario el sefior don Juan Ne
yes. Remos viAto el plano en- el que
preside el mayor gasto { ID par que
elegante sencillfz En- In parte mas
ancha del muelle Sc con, truyen dos
hermoses salones, urO para el rd
blico en general y otro para nso ea.
ciusivo de los socios, los que por
una pequef1a cuota mensual tendr6n
aerecho con sus fAmilias & aikftutsr
de los bales, conc'ertos y aemxa
festejcs que allf se ce.ebren. En- ell
Csntro 80 levAnta nm pabel On des.
tinxdo al servicio de reftescos, dul
ces y bebidas. Yahan lie gAdo mn
merosss li,las, sillones, sofas. co
lumpios y dernss ,naeres. In inR'
guraci6n de este paseo y sAlones
ser& el dia de CARNIVAL con nm bale
de niffcs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-13
La. retreta
del microbes

Qaed6 muy lucids, deIeitando ID
banda de 10 Insular al numeroso pd.
blico que llenaba el paseo de 10 Pla.
"a Baldorioty. Damos gracias al
Director de ID banda seflor Verar,
por su complacencis al atender la
indicaci6n que la hiei6ramos resree.
to & 10 dar Is sAlma Sublime, de
Campos, que fa6 ejecutAda el Mi6r.
coles CON exquisite arte y gusto por
los distingniaos profesores de dicha
banda. QuedA probAdo que So pue.
de ser excelente md sieo , cort6s ea' :
ballero q mn mismo t empo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-13
No hay redenCi6n


Como si NO faera bastante para 10
America eppa f1ola, oil gtAvisimo CON.
fiictO CON nAciones europeas que
han daSo lugAr Ion cr6nicas revnel-
tan dc Vene zuela, abora 90 lanzan 4
unA guerra insensAta cuatrO nAclo
mes de Centro Am erica.
No les gufa 6 esq fratricida lucha
nAda que pudiera justifcar el mas
leve aerrams smiento de sargre. ICu4l
ID rAx6n de esa guerra? La rivalidaa
entre polftieos eneArif1ados con 10
burocrAcia y el caudillaje.
ManifiestR el pueblo de Honduras
an libre yolun tad, eligiendo para 10
primera m, glstr aturA de 10 ReI q
blico nj ciudAdAno Manuel Bonilla,
v el general Terenci0 Sierra, derro
tadc, NO quiere abAndonar 10 presi
donCia. Guatemala salta 6 defender
el leRftimoR derecho do Bonilla y las
Repdhlicas de Nicaragua y del Sal.
vAdor proclAman ell nombre del ge'
neral Sierra para Aostenerle en- las
Alturas del poder dfctAtorialmente.
Y do Ahi, 10 guerra. iQus hermoso
caaarol
A vecss, los que ae dicen muy pa :
triotas, considsran esos hechos CO.
mo una demostracion del vAlOr de
esos pusblos, y hasta juEgan sim
pie Y oficioso que ante los repetieos
hechos se deduzcan l6gicam0nte con
Recuencias NADIA fAvorables para los
inaicados pueblos.
Pero la verdaa est& ahf. lVale 10
penR que cuAtro pueblOs se liant en- 8
10 guerra, soio por sAtikfacer las
Ambie ZONES psraonales de determina'
dos cAuaiiloss No es una insensAtez
desar grAr nm cuerpo social vigoroso
que puede dirigir sus grandes ener'
gfas & ennoblcedores ideAles y & n AZ
kimpAticos empsnos? lEs patriot
co que en- tan criticos momentcs pA.
ra HispAno- America, se destrocen
entire Of puebloA hermanOsf
CuAndO Gelante tienen nm ejemplo
de 10 que la fuerzA puzzle, y gus
arroganoiAs gastA 6sta CON los deoi.
les, parecfa natural que para ellos
Y para todos los demAs pueblos de
igual origen, fueran estAs circuns-
tanciAs aprovechables para altos f.
mes de solidariaad y grAndezA en-
todo el Continents de Sur y Centro.
America.
V6ase, pues, si hsy motivos para
mirar CON triAt:za t6mo tienden
dsspsfiArse por 10 terrible pendients
dc 10 guerra, pueb,os llamados q ser
In patria de cuantos amAn In liber.
tad que q tan duro costo alcanzArOn
Las rep1hliCAM lAtinAs.
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Norma q que
debe aiuStarSe
LA VENTADE
Todas las Bebidas al
coh6licas

L@ Dirooci6n de Sanidad propone
las signisntes reglas para In venta
de BsDidas Alc6holicAs:
Cualquier artfculo que sc use 6
hAya de usarse como bsbida, se con-
siderar& como adulterado, oil contie.
ne sualquiera de las siguientes subs
tanciaa: semillAs de cocculos indi.
Gus, &cido sulfdrico, granos del pa.
rAiso, 6pio, alumbre, coehinilla, ella.
vos de especie, suifAto de hierro,
aqua dc laurel, le11o del brasil, cam.
psche, acetate de plomo, &ciao pi.
GriCo, cannabis indica, estricnina,
tabaco, frutos de Loliun Temulen.
tum, Ara6nico, sales plomo, cobre,
zinc mereurio, alcohol amflicO, 8
metilico, cualquier esenciA artificial
4 otra substAncia periuaicial & 10
salad; disponi6naose que estas pro-
hibieiones no se extender In 10
ventA de vinos purAmente medicina.
les, si ss que estkn conformes CON 10
Norma sspecialmsnte establecida
para su clase, en- alg1n lugar, y en-
sendi6ndose q estas prohibiciones no
se hAcen extensivas q vinos hschos
de Otros frutos, que no sea To- uvA,
Aiempre que est6n rotulados propia.
mente, v estea excentos de substan-
eiAs noeiv&s y ssAn vendidos CON nm
nombre que 1ncluya In palAbra VI.
NO, pospnesta por el nombre del
fruto de que fu6 hecho, como GU
RRANT, GOOSEBERRY, AIDE
BERRY, & g..
Para curdr un Refrado en- un dfd
tome las PASTILLAs LAXANTE DE BROMO
QUININA. ri botcario le devolvera 81 dinero 81
no se cura La hrma de b. w. GROVE 90 halla
on cAda ca1ita.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-13
Roosevelt y Long
candidates para 1904

Topeks, KAnsae, 2 de febrero :.
eRoseveit y Lor gs 60 81 <tickst, dl.
timo para les elecciones pfssiden.
ciales de 1904
Los amigos republicAnoa del 1ue
70 FER Ad0r por ests EstAdo han
anunciaao hoy que Mr.. Long. ae.
tual 8 cretArio de Marina en- 81 ga.
binete de Mr.. r R.osavslt. tendrx de-
cidiao apoyo para la Vice Presi'
depcia.
K ,nsas sara el primer estado one
celebra convention, y, pc dice, de.
clAraT& esta Candidatura ofeiAlmen.
te, en- IL esperar ~ dc que sscunden
"a voto los DENTS EstAdos dc ID
Union
Veremos. Que todavfa falta algo,
y ell pueblo no hs dicho la Ultima
palabra en- materia de elCcciones
pYesidenciales para 1904