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En- Manati hubO una
herInOsa fiesta re-
ligiOSa.
la Virgan de- Ia MonsarTsto baio
IA 6gIda de "a tamIIla CaIaf.
Sc REPARTIERoN LlMosNAs
a Los POBRES.
de maestro coresponso5.)

Stbrp. 9.-EI dia Sc present6 her
moso. nj la mas leve sombra empanaba
ell azul purfsimo del cieIo. Las campa-
mas Sc escuchan alegres sonoras.
Nuestro santo temple Sc v6 reluciente
y limpio. La concurrencia de feles e.
asombrosa. prueba fehaciente de que
nuestra f6 religiosa no decae, en- este
pueblo inentemente cat6lico.
ALI Sc encontraba Ia protectOra de
esta fiesta Ia respectable sonora dofla
Conception @. de CaIaf, acompa6ada
de todos sus familiares.
La Orquesta. dirigida por ell reputa-
do professor senior Acevedo, deiaba OR
pequefIos int6rvalOs precicsOs tr0zos
de mdsica sagrada de los mas insisig-
mes compositores.
EI espfritu en- aquelIos instantes Sc
trasportaba 8 reRiones desconocidas.
El aventajado maestro Callejo, tam
bi6n tomaba parte en- aquella fiesta que
perdurara por largos amos en- la mente
de los que asistieron ella.
El- venerable padre Llauger. & pesar
de sus amos y sus dolencias. no Sc daba
punto de reposo. ri panegfrico estu-
vo cargo del ReVerendo Pbro. seflor
Vega. Terminado y como & las dos de
Ia tarde. fueron repartidas infnidad de
limosnas en- la morada de Ia familia
Calaf. compuesta de una raci6n de
arroz. carne. un Vestido y alg1n di-
nero
Este piadoso acto fue amenizado por
la orquesta. Por la noche, en- obse-
quio dichos hu6spedes hubo una ami
msda jarana en- el Casino EspafIoI.
Aheran, ell popular Aher6n, que tie
ne fama de buen decorator tenia aquel
edificio transformado en- verdadero
eden. Ramos de Iindfsimas flores.
colgaban en- simetrfs. por todas direc-
clones. La m6sica sentimental unas
veces otras aIegre y coquetona se
ola & 10 lejos. D9mas y lindas nifas
de 10 mas quito de nuestra pobIaci6n
estaban representadRs.
Entire elias pudimos YER las genti-
les sefioritas Rita Calaf. Paz Y Mer-
cedes Dfaz. Carmen CaseIlas. ss1ori-
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ASamblOa dc unlORiStaS dc
San Juan OIL pT6ximO. domingo.

JUNTA LOCAL. Pre85deaci0. A
los unionistas:
El Ccmit6 local del Partido Federal,
no obstante hSberse disiueltO esta CO.
lectividad en- Febrero 6Itimo, ha veni-
do funcionRndo desde entOnces con ca
racter provisional, por autorizsrlo
Rsf Ia Constitution de Ia SUni6n de
Puerto Rico.0
Pero va que Sc avecina Ia fecha en-
que han de verifcarse las elecciOnes
generates de la Isla, SO hace necesariO
proceder & la formation detinitiva de
la Junta local de Ia SUni6n de Puerto
Rico0 en- la Municipalidad de San Juan,
pOr 10 cual la Junta actual, en- session
de 6 del corriente Y q propuesta del
que suscribe, resOlvi6 ell llevar & cRbo
con dicho objetO una asamblea de los
unionist4s de esta ciudad, la que ten
dr6 efecto Ia / de la tarde de pasado
msfiana Domingo) y en- los altos de la
casa no 16 de Ia CRlle de <Allen.0
Como ademas de Ia reorganization
de esta Junta local, en- dicha asamblea
Sc han de tratar Otros asuntos de recO-
nocida importancia para las funciOnes
de Ia misma, me permito encRrecer q
todOs los correligionarios de Ia capital
y sus barrios extramurOs su puntual
Concurrencia al repetidO acto.
San Juan, de Septiembre de 1904.
Jose q. del Vale.
Presidente.
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Cc1latsnia $500. que algo queda.
iOh. Ia caIumnisl
5Qui6n ha diChO que en- Puerto Rico
Sc hicierOn jam6s, desde cinco amos
aca, elecciones fraudulentas?
ESQ debe ser un edi1fc5o crastaz5no,
con fRchadas & los cuatro puntOs cardi-
males, y, por 10 mismo. : icon que
facha!
Las elecciones en- Puerto Rico 1lti-
mamente han sido modelO. de
petcherGsOS.
Afrmar 10 contrario, es decir, que
fueron fraudulentas, solo podfa ocu-
rrlrsele & Mr.. Hunt (Que en- Montana
contin6e).
Y, pOr 10 demas, no es NAL sastre 81
que cOnoce ell pafiO.
SPerO pedir garantfas? va 10 hs de
cho un ilustre orAdor: Ia sincorpora-
ci6n esta hecha, Gce5terG.
Y ent6nces. Ss que pedir garantfas2
No. Esas son sconversaciones de
Puerta de tierra.0
No Sc necesitan garantias, porque,
con elecciones legales y adem6s con el
prestigio que da el derechO de inter-
Venir en- la election del presidente de
la gran rep1blics y en- nombrar los
gObernadores de Puerto Rico y Filipi-
mas. Y hasta los paSatoS .1GL5p5n0S. 10
demas es risa.
POr ESQ ven ustedes que desde Ia an
c0TpOTGc50n aca. algunos puertOrrique-
nos, es decir algpnOs c02at5ne1ot0Les 6 10
que sean, Sc sub!eYan y Sc mailman ca
da vez que Sc les dice que ellos han
hecho elecciOLe es fraudulentas.
I cuandO SO piden gGr0nt508, hasta
ell .fotut0 sale tocando un 0gS0c0 cuba
no, 8 pretendiendo tomar Ell pelo los
uniOnistas con sgraciosos movimientos
de oso blanco.
Cuando no. POGO falta los de la in
corporation para que con esa voltaria
RltiVez one cRrRcterizaAa los sostene.
dores de Ia ley Foraker, nos digan:
-VosotrOs no sois mas que unos
spiqwStas de la polftica.
POrque continentales no hay quien
Sc los game.
Y ESQ que, al decir de un noYte-anoe-
TScamo que naci6 en- San Juan, todavfa
no tienen un edi6cio, nj R6n CRYSTALLINE,
con las consabidas fachadas.
Pero, francamente: 10 de elecciones
fraudulentas, no 10 cream ustedes.
Son caZwsna0s.
SsIvo el mejOr parecer de Cm5a,
que, con sds Ojos de haenG. cualitatigo
y cWGaet5tGtSyGn1ente es tan Director de
peri6dico como cualquiera.
Aunque, & 10 que parece, esta vez
CaE06G, aunque de mas que hacer que
la cabra de Pancho Villa, no sale De-
legado.
az no to parece, amigo Cum60, que
ESQ de la Sincorporaci6n2 otras yer
bas, es 10 que Sc llama. -. d06Ee 90?
o chapguerfas guachinangadas
muy propias de guschinanguitos y
changes como t1.
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bieruo Insular procedentes de L. anti
qua Junta de Obras del Puerto de San
Juan yotros qeu SO consideran innece-
sarios para 81 servicio de Las Obras pfss
kIicas insuIares.
IN venta tendr6 luRar en- el local
donde Sc encuentran depOsitaOs mu-
chos efectos en- ell Arsenal. barrio de
d Marina. bsio las cOndiciOnes siguien.
tes:
inferiores & las dos terCeras parties de
Te tasaci6n de los diferentes artfcuIos
ser6u consta en- ell inventario ValOrado
suscrito por Los peritos tasadOres, 81
anal se hsIla de manifesto en- 81 Bureau
de Obras P6blicas donde podr6n exa-
minarIo los interesados y obtener los
informes que deseen relatiVos & b sue
2-El pago serk de contado , log
compradores deber6n retirar del local
ios efectos que adquieran dentro de Jos
iiiez dfas siguientes 8 d adjudication.
p. r. Hernandez.
Supt. Of Public Works.
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La cONsTANcIA.

Nadie puede decir 10 que puede
hacer hasta que 10 ensaye. Cuandc
una cosa debe hacerse, ell espfritu
moderno nos mueve para seguir
trabaiando empefiosamente hasta
que Sc haga. Una Vez comprendida
esta idea, 10 impossible desaparece.
"Si pudferamos guitar al aceite
de hfgado de bacalao su nausea
bundo sabor Y olor, " en- seguida
combinarlo con dos 8 tres otros
ingredientes, lograriamos ell mejor
remedio en- el mundo para ciertas
intermediates que ahora son en- la
practica incurables." Asi dijo un
afamado m6dico veinticinco amos
ha. "Pero jamas Sc hara, y agreg6
Ell. ssEs tan impossible hacer del
aceite de hfgado de bacalao un
remedio agradable y sabroso, como
convertir ell mismo Bacalao en- un
Ave del Paraiso. - Y sin embar-
60, lego & reconocer que en- La
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLE
Sc habfa logrado 10 impossible. Es
tan sabrosa como la miel Y con-
tiene todos los principles nutriti-
vos Y curativos del Aceite de HI
gado de Bacalao Puro, que extrae-
mos de los hfgados frescos del
bacalao, combinados con Jarabe
de Hipofosfitos Compuesto, Ex-
tractos de Malta y Cerezo Silves-
tire. En- este remedio Sc eliminan
las peculiaridades que tanto asco
le daban al Dr., y es precisamente
Ell magn1fco remedio que 81 bus
caba. Aumenta ell apetito, esti-
mula la facil digestion y con toda
confanza Y ibertad Sc puede en-
plear en- los casos de Anemia, His
terra, Impurezas de la Sangre, y
Afecciones de la Garganta Y Pull
mones. Gel DIR. N. Ramirez Are
llano, Professor de Medicina en- la
Escuela Nacional de Mexico, dice:
La Preparation de Wampole es
doblemente eficaz en- las Afeccio-
nes Pulmonares, por la acci6n de
los principles nutritivos del aceite
de h1gado de bacalao. Cada d6sis
es efectiva. Nadie sufre un des-
engafio con esta. En- las Boticas
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lEts- Its prinrIpass- .sss
pe,irs gus hourAn go % kts
srncia Il Hotel an i.ofrnL
to,ismt4 rrfsrlrtos, pFes .
az permisa, = ius sigrssuies
tfrE.
Den CAEloa ArmatreuR,
Ponce, p r.
Don F. 81. .Tora. Pauee PR.
Dos J. ~. bIoTuisa, Fpupss
P.R
Don I. BlAsinI, Ponoe. PR
Don FranoiSoo PArru, Fonrss
PR
Don A. SublFA, P1nce, PR
Don L.dsla Filh, ,Pours, PR.
Doa h. SA1ri. Ponce, p. H.
Don gohn r. flniSy. AAl
Juan, P. n.
d.. Z. sAldAnas San glAAs
Don A. Q. Wsynosth. See
Nnan, p. R.
Don Rafasl Ojsda, EAn 1uAAs
pd: Ga.salo Rs,s. Hua.-
oao, P. r.
Dsa 1ntaais E.sgsS. HA@a-
sae, P. h
Don B. Aboy, Eeaitlz, H1-
maaaey p. M.
DCa Lzia RuaEcs nEyaa
gusE, R.h
Doa J. v. Clntrsas Nahueass
p. y. g.
Don Psara BsiasSe, y.
Doa AEtzrs BraTos n
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tas Franco y otras mas que no recorda-
mos. 81 sexo feo. 0alante como STEM
pre-. La directiva debe sentirse satis-
fecha.
Para concIuir esta ligera rese6a,
bSstanos tan solo felicitar 8 Ia distin-
guida familia Calsf. por 81 solemne &C.
to reRlizado aver.
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1 \ U I G | 0
DEPARTMENT Of the Interior

Department Of the Interior
Bureau Of Public Works.
Office of the Superintendent Of Pu-
bic Works.
San Juan. p B. Agosto 26 1904
De orden del Comisionado del Inta-
rior Sc dar6 principle 81 dia 90 de Sem
tiembre & las 8 de Ia maflans & d. vents
en- p6bliea subasts por almonedero
p6blico. don FraCisco TurulI, Sc Ioe
bienea = efctOs pertenecientes q Go.
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sacudir 81 tango de Ia TERRA que

Sc, sacudir 81 tango de Ia terra que
semeiaba infecto cieno.
Antes de hacerIo Sc asOm6 por vez
postrera en- donde reposaba para siem-
pre- aqueI Leonardo. en- cuyos m1scu-
los hoy rfgidOs. en- cuyo cerebro ahora
apagad0, en cuyo coraz6n, penduIO de-
tenido. habfa pasado por Is vida, apu-
randO sus dolores, sus miserias y sus
afanes, & cambio de breves momentos
de felicidad.
1Del Z;5ro I N0geZ1s COytas. , ano 1900 j
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Ell AGUILA.

Tai es Ia marca de la meior cerveza
americana Aaehestser Busch Y BetdaOei-
ser cuyos agentes en- Puerto Rico son
.MNlEeaA0F d Ror6er.
De venta en- tOdos los establecimien-
tos.
Nota:-Se garantiza que estas GER
vezas son puras completamente = Ii
hrea de tndn 6cid0. ID. j.
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l'La Correspondence" on YauGO.

Para venta de ejemqIares. suscrip-
clones y anuncios. dirigirse & r. M.
Pietrantoni.
p. .Yauco. Pto. Rico.
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En- esta imprenta se vende papel de
peEi6dieO VieiO, & $500 quintal.
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SelecIO HOJeI para
faInilias, establectd0
baiO elplan americana
que patrOeinan las me.
tores familiRs de Puer-
to Rico.
Juegos Ge habita-
clones que cOmpren-
den desde 81 sencillo
de sala, dormitOriO y
banjo, hasta eI mas ex-
tensO de sala, 5 dor
RitoriOs y banjo.
Adaptase especial
Rente para familias
numerosRs y para IA
miliRs cOrtas.
COcinasla espanola.
Serv1oA , espRhol .
ngles.
III Hotel mas Greaou
de Nueva York.
COntiene tOda clAse
de Rdelantoa Roder-
nos.
9
Direction pOr Gable;
NEAREA
NEW YORK.
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Grip" DefieS NOStrun1S
And Puzzles Doctors
Masculine Contingent Accepts Any Old Rem
edy, and Physicians Are in Danger of
Finding Occupation Cone

suffer similar attacks. according TO an
unconfrmed rumor; but evidence in
support of the accusation is not OF legal
record. on the contrary, large de
crease in the number Of victims is eX-
pected as the result Of the ending of
the pink tea season.
Tea and other bevera yes at such func-
tions instead Of always being cold are
sometimes heating TO body and mind.
while not aTording the proper measure
Of sustenence for tired nerves Bridge"
whist parties Of the Lonten season. how
ever. are characterized necessarily by a
more limited party. and I'm these in
stances a different code OF etiquette
prevails
It is not considered good form TO peer
into your opponents deep cup so long
as you are reasonably. satisfied with
your own brew Of toddy Neither is Il
considered the highest breeding 10 dis
pGte the number Of vepedtiOus Of the
prescription necessary for the proper
Cured by Common Sense.
So all these iacidcntaIs work together
for good. The men do their part in
stimulating the retail trade i'm that kind
of goods. and the women, as usual, ar
rive at the same conclusion by slightly
different and more devious route. SUI
iiciently mysterious to prove interesting
Meanwhile the doctors are alarmed az
the vogue OF remedial measures and are
preparing scientific papers on the Dis
ease-Ladeu Germs Of Eyhilarating Bev-
erages
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PRIVATE LYNCH BETWEEN
DEVIL AND DEEP. SEA
Trial Board Agreed as to Facts of Of
Tense, But Fell Out on
the Penalty.
er and prepare a fur

AS the result of the failure of the
Police Trial Board to agree on what
punishment should be inflicted on Pri-
vate d. J. Lynch for being under the in
fuence of liquor when ne reported for
duty at the Sixth precinct police station
On the 81 instant the policeman is won
dering whether he viii have to pay a
fine of $50 or be discharged from the
police force
Assistant Corporation Counsel 4. Left
witch Sinclair chairman Of the board.
and Lieutenant Swindells recommended
to the District Commissioners that he
be fined and reprimanded, while Capt.
Isaac Pearson. the third member Of the
board. has declared that the offending
officer should be discharged from the
force.
The Commissioners viii nave 10 decide
the matter. The chances are against
Lynch being retained as an officer, since
Major Sylvester has concurred in Cap
tain Pcarson's recommendation.
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WOULD ASSESS CLERKS
TO RETIRE VETERANS
House Committee on Civil Service Re-
form Hears Argument From VIII
liam NJ. Potter on His Bill.

The House Committee on Reform in
the civil service today continued its
hearing on plans and methods for i'm
proving the public service. William NJ.
Potter. representing the Soldiers and
Sailors Rights League. was before the
committeean made an argument in fav-
or OF the bill which has been introduced
at his request TO assess all Government
clerks ? per cent Of their annual saiar-
les TO provide a fund for the retirement
of the old soldiers and sailors I'm the
civil service
Mr.. Potter's argument was to the ef-
feet that the retirement Of the old vet
Grams now in the service would afford
an opportunity for the promotion Cf
those clerks who would contribute to
the retirement fund. and. therefore. they
would be willing to be assessed for such
purpose.
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The Popular
Vote of 1904
Is Unanimously in Favor of Stua1t's
Dyspepsia Tablets-They Are
the Nations Favorite.

No article on the market whatever
be the purpose FOR which 10 was created.
can be phenomenal success and be
universally popular unless IL possesses
worthless articles may flourish Tor
limited time IL their praises are sung by
sufficient clever and catchy advertising.
but their DAYS are numbered trOm the
start and their finish is a foTCEOuc con-
Clusion- This is an age Of the survival
OF the fttest and only articles of true
worth endure
The unparalleled and phenomenal sue
cess 81 Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets from
= business standpoint Is not uuua tural
nor surprising. II is due directly to
their unparalleled and phenomenal sue
cess in curing multiplied thousands OF
cases of dyspepsia throughout the Eng
disappearing world.
The reason 81 the wonderful success
OF Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is so plain
and simple that child can understand.
II is this and nothing more. they are
natural in their workings and effects.
They take up the work OF the worn and
stomach did when IL WAS well and strong
and able. They actually digest the food
and 90 it thoroughly. completely and In
dcpendoutlN, thus giving the weak and
weary stomach an opportunity 20 renew
and regain its wasted strength. You for
get that YOU have stomach just as YOU
did when you We're "a healthy boy coz girI
and Nature restores and heals that or
gan and makes e. well and strong.
a St. Louis business man says. 81 was
a confirmed dyspeptic for years. What
! ate had TO be forced down and most OF
10 sOuTed or lay like lead IN my stomach
and did me no good. I was in constant
misery both I'm mind and body and came
20 he cranky. mOrOse and irritable M
natural disposition, which was cheerful
and pleasant left me and 7 was alien
ating all my friends. The doctors did
me no good. ! got so ] hated the sight
or name of a doctor. My wife finally
worried me into buying n box OF Stuart s.
Dyspepsia Tablets which l began taking
under protest AS / had no faith in any
thing or anybody / was sore on crca-
ton.
II had not taken a third of that box
before ] noticed decided ami most well
come change. I could enjoy a good
meal and feel no bad effects following IT,
/ forgot my stomach and had a chance
TO think about something else. / went
ahead with my business iu ease and
comfort Six boxes of Suarts Dys-
pepsia Tablets at total outlay OF 81.
cured me completely and / have NOT
suffered pain from dyspepsia for two
years. ! have an appetite like a sixteen
yeaT-Old boy / wish everyone who suf-
ters from dyspepsia could know what "A
change this great remedy made in me. a."
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are for sale
by druggists everywhere at 80 cents "a
box. All druggists carry them and the
best doctors are prescribing them. You
need not fear that you will ever be
unable TO get them; for. because Of the
good they have done mankind and the
suffering they have relieved and the
happiness they have caused, the fame
and the success and the popularity Of
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets from genera
ton unto generation will endure.
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Mr.. SATTERLEE'S BODY
TAKEN NORTH FOR BURIAL

COLUMBIA. s. c.: Feb. 1.-THE fu-
neral Of the Rev. Churchill Satterlee.
son Of Bishop Henry Y. Sattcrlee. was
held yesterday afternoon at Trinity
Episcopal Church. OF which he was for
merry rector.
Bishop Capers, Of the diocese Of South
Carolina. conducted the service. and was
assisted by five other clergymen The
body was sent 10 New York State for
interment The members OF the family
accompanied the comm.
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PLEAS FOR BUILDING SITES
FOR NEW YORK P0ST0FFICES

Senator Depew' and Representatives
Rider. Goulden. GoldfoEel and Rupert
OF New York. and s. G. Mead. assist
ant secretary Of the Merchants Assoc
citation OF New York city. appeared be-
fore the House Committee on Public
Buildings and Grounds today I'm support
Of the bills providing for postOffiCe
at the site Of the Pennsylvania terminal
and the rental Of space for postal pur-
poses at the New York Central Rail
road terminal
Representative Gillet Of New York
chairman Of the committee said that
the needs Of the two sites were per-
fectiy understood by the committee.
Just what action viii be taken is not
known
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HEARING ON RAILWAY
SAFETY APPLIANCES

Vice President Vail Of the Rio Grande
Railroad. was heard on the safety ap-
pIiance act before the House Committee
on Interstate and Foreign Commerce to-
dav He desires that engines on mar
royv-gauge roads be exempted from the
provision OF the law which requires their
equipment with power brakes. He says
power brakes viii not work properly on
narrow gauges. ana suggests water
brakes as a substitute
The hearings viii continue tomorrow.
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KING ALFONSO HURLS
PAPER ROLLS AT SUBJECTS

MADRID. Feb. BIN the course Of
the carnival here on Tuesday last King
Alfonso amused himself by hurting large
rolls Of colored paper into the crowd
from his tribune
Since that time claims have been pre-
sented at the palace for twelve broken
carriage windows and numerous contu-
sionS on the head and face Of members
OF the reVeleTs.
II Is alleged that these damages are
due 10 his majesty's eXuberance.
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CONTRACTOR SUES FOR
ACCOUNTING OF LOSSES

James IS. Murphy has brought suit in
the Supreme Court Of the District
against Samuel Bensinger and Samuel
Bicbcr for an accounting OF the work
done in the construction OF the Tibcr
Creek and New Jersey Avenue high
level intcTcepting sewer. Murphy says
the work was done at loss OF Sl590D.
He says hc has been unable to get an
account with the defendants or amy
payment by them Of their share of the
losses. and he has therefore. brought
his suit
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How to Find Out.

II there is any doubt IN your mind as to your
condition, take IRON your urine on rising about
let It stand twcnty-four hours. II on exanna-
tiOu II is milky or cloudy, If there is a brick
dust settling. if small particles float about
in it. your Kidneys are in need of immediate at
tentiOn.
Swan D. Root is pleasant to take and is used
I'm the Icading hospitals. recommended by ply
sicans in their private practice. and is taken
by doctors themselves who have kidney all
ments because they recognize I'm il the great
est and most successful remedy for kidney, liver.
an6 bladder troubles.
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$500 Shoes for S2.45

We have one lot of Mems Fire
Shoes, consisting of Black Vic:
Kid, Box and Velour Calf, Pat
ent Colt and Enamel Leather;
Button, Lace and Butcher Effect,
with either single or double soles,
close or extended edges, straight
or swing last, Regular or Mill
tary Heels. Not a pair IN the
lot worth less than $500. You
can select yours for S2.45. It
was our privilege to buy these
under their price. You share
with us our opportunity. The,
are all of the newest shapes.
There is variety enough for you
to be pleased.