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EL PETROLEO no Es On SUBSTITUTE
DEL ACEIIElDE HlGADO De BAClLlO

Durante la presente escasez de aceite de
I higado de bacalao, algunos indust.lales han
necho grandes esfuerzos para populaFizar en-
provecho propio el uso del petr6leo 8 parafi-
ma como substancia alimenticia.
Bastante ridiculo es en- verdad, por no cali
hcarlo de otro modo, 81 asegurar que 81 Pc
tr6leo puede Bubstituir al aceite de hfgado
de baCalao.
La gran reputation de que goza 81 aceite
de higado de bacalao es debida sus gTandes
propiedadeS nutritivaS 8 alimentioias. En-
verdad, ell aceite de h1gado de bacalao no Sola-
mente es un alimento, sino que es el mejor
slimento que Sc conoce en- Medicina y adn no
Sc ha podido encontrar en- la naturaleza otro
alimento igual, anunCiar 81 petr0leo Co
mo un substitute del aceite de hfgado de ba-
calao, es atribuir al petr6leo parafina pro-
pledades que no t1ene. El petroleo careoe de
la propiedad esencial de todo alimento es
decir, Ia de ser asimilable. El petroleo pa
ratina no SolRmente no eS una substantial ash
m1lable, Slno que Cuando Sc toma interior
mente es expelido en- su totalidad por las eva
ouaclones inteStin&les, oauSando indigestion,
irritation del estomago y de los intestinos,
intermediates del higado y del pancreas y
con frecuencia diarrea y disenterfa.
La presente escasez del aceite de hfgado
de baoalao es un case exceptional que no du-
rara mucho tiempo pero que ha demostrado
va la gran demanda que constantemente hay
on Ell mundo por este producto allmentlclo.
Miles de personals, j6venes aneianos, usan
3ontinuamente este aceite y Su Salud y Su
vida dependen de el.
Afortunadamente Ia mayor parte del aceite
de bacalao que Sc consume en- el mundo es
adminisirado baio la forma de emulsion de
Scott" preparada por les Sres. Scott s. Bow
ne, Quimicos de Nueva York, quienes debido
suS muchoS amos de experiencia en- la ma
jeria, vieron venir la escasez con muchos
neses de anticipation hicieron grandes AGO.
pios del aceite, aunque para clio tuvieron que
pagar precios enormes. ESQ no obstante, el
precio corriente al detalle de la Emulsion de
Scott no ha sido alterado y puede obtenerse
de siempre.
81 Petroleo Parafina puede ser bueno pa
"a lubricar m6quinas 4 otros usos industria-
les, perO la Emulsion de Scott es la inica
buena para 81 cuerpo humane.
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En- ests imprenta se vende papa! d
peri6dioo vieiO, 6 $500 Quintal.
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POLICIAS.-ACaban de ser nom
brados guardias de ls Policfa InsuIar
por el t6rmino de dos amos Juan Ro-
bles, para ell puestO de Mayagiiez y
Ulises Rivera para el de Fsjardo.
REUNION.-Ayer tuvo efecto en-
Ia residencia del senior Anderson. Cruz
5, ls reunion mensuaI de 10 Association
de Cosecheros de frutas.
TRASLADOS.-Se asegura que pa
ra el 90 8 % del actual habr6n trasIa-
dos en- ell Cuerpo de Ia Policfa InsuIar.
CAMBIOS.-En algunas o6cinas de
TELEGRAPH de la isla Sc Rnuncia cambioa
de personal para dentro de una So
mana.
INGENIERO.-El iDgeniero muni-
cipRl de Maysgiez senior Silva Bou-
cher present6 su renuncia para acep.
tar igual cargo en- Ponce.
VELADA.-En Mayagiez Sc pre-
para una veIada en- honor de Hostos.
Son Organizadores los se6ores Riera,
Palmer y Gatell (dOn Federico.
CAPTURA.-Ha sido Capturado en-
Arecibo el pr6fugo Carlos Ayala.
TRASLADOS.-AI principle Sc In
fOrm6 que ell CapitSn de Ia PoIicfa In
sular senior Lopez Diaz serfa trasIada-
do de MaYsgiez 6 Ponce Ahora sc
noticia que ell designado para ese tFas-
ladO es ell Captain Cabrera, que man
do ell DistritO de San Juan.
DISOLUCION.-La sOciedad mer-
cantil de Caguas, AguayO Hermq-
nos. Sc hs disueItO refundi6ndo-
SO en- otra nueva que girarS baio Ia
raz6n social AguayO Hermanos Is. en-
c. de la que es sOcio gestor don Nj
cOl8s j. Aguayo y Mart1 Comandi-
tario don Carlos A. Aguayo Marti.
AGENCIA. = Bajo ell nOmbre de
SGenerRI Business Agency0 Sc hs
alberto en- 10 ciudad de New York una
AgenCis CuyO principal objeto es de
hacerse cargo de i6venes de amboa
sexOs. que para ingresar en- los Cole
gios vayan los Estados Unidos de
Am6riCs. La persona que esta al
frente de la Agancia hace mas de %
amos que establecido esta en- New York
y es de toda moralidad Y responsible
dad. V6ase ell anuncio que aparece en-
otro lugar.
CONTRATO.-Ls inteligente pro.
fesora de labores de Ia Escuela Indus.
trial de Ponce sefIorita Petra Mirabal.
ha sidO C0ntratada nuevamente para el
pT6ximo curse. asignSndOselP doble
sueld0. Este es un premio g su com
petenCia y laboriOsidad, de que nos
otros nos congratuIamos, felicitSndola.
EXAMEN.-El joven de UtuadC
don Carlos M Martinez, que desde
hsce alg6n tempo vive en- San Juan,
despu6s de haber residido cuatro amos
en- los Estados Unidos. ha sido apro-
bado en- su examen para Ell ingres0 en-
la carrera civil, que tuvo efecto ell 25
de JUNO pasado.
CERTIFICADOS.-El Superinten.
dente de Sanidad interesa pasen & re.
cOjer So certifcado por dicha oficins
tOdOs los maestros p!omeros exanina.
dos y aprobsdos en- los dfas 26, 81, 2e
y % pr6ximos pasados.
INSPECTION. - Ha saIido par.
Trujillo Alto el 90. Jefe de Obras P6.
bicas Mr.. J. Proctor, con 81 I'm de
inspeccionar los trabaios de IA csrrete,
70 que de dicho pueblo empalma cor
ID de Rio Piedras.
DESINFECCION. - Por Ell practi
Cante seGor Segnet SO practice ayel
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una desinf cci6n en- una casa del po-
blado SPolo Norte1 d0nde falleci6 un
individuo de tuberculosis.
RENUNCIA. - Don Luis Berries
hR presentado Ia renuncia de 50 cargo
de Inspector de Limpieza de ls Ciu-
dad, si6ndole admitida por el senior
Alcalde. Sc dice que sustituira ese
cargo ell sefior LuperciO Oller.
MOVlMIENTO. .-Muy pronto ha-
bra movimientO entire los oficiaIes auxi-
liares oe Sanidad. 81 encargado del
Ter. distrito pasar6 & Ia Marina Y Puer-
ia de TERRA.
Ell PADRE CANEJA-Se encuen-
ira gravemente enfermo. en- el Palacio
Episcopal. el DR.. en- derecho can6nico
Rev. Padre Csneja.
r. CORDOVA DAVILA.-Se en-
cuentra en- San Juan eI senior Juez
Municipal de Caguas. Lcdo. don F.
C6rdova DSvila.
PRESO. O.-Prccadente de Humacao
ha sido trasIadado al Manicomio 81
preso julian Ramos. por supon6rsele
en- estado de enegenaci6n mental.
SEDUCTOR. = En Mayagiiez fue
detenidO y encarcelado Felipe Vargas,
acusado de seduction.
ESCALAMIENTO. En- Yauco ha
ocurrido un escaIamiento en- una casa
comercial siendo detenido como SUI
puestO autor 81 individuo Francisco
Ramos.
DESTITUIDO.-Ha sido destitufdo
el serene del Asilo de nifios de Santur-
ce. Angel MaldonadO. En- ga puesto
Sc hanombrado & Juan MeIendez.
LIBRES. Aver fueron puestos en-
ibertad siete presOs en- Ia CarceI de
este Distrito.
SUMARIAS. .-Por hurto de menor
cuantfa han sido sumariados en- Areci-
DO Margaro Hernandez Juan del
Carmen Centeno.
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4 Los PR0PieTARicS

Curdernos talonarios dc cien reciSe
OAEs oobrOs dc alQuileres de casaa.
HosotNs Dc domandan.
"A @ CogEo1DsaAsneia de PuarHa
RA-
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-Un case pOr aggression
en- Carolina.
Ell abOgadO def8DsOr ObtuvO Ia
abSOIuCl6n dol aCuSadO.
DE maestro Cogregponsoz).

Agosto 6.
Aver edebut60 en- Ia Corte Munich
pal de este pueblo. el j6Ven abogado
don jose j Acosta, en- el case seguido
por el xPueblo de Puerto Rico.1 con-
ira Francisco MARQUEE. por el delito
aggression.
El Letrado examine Ia prueba testi-
fical con arreglo & Ia ley, informaDdo
al Tribunal en- un breve discurso, en- ell
cual pidi6 para su defendido Ia absolu-
ci6n. toda vez que no Sc prob6 IL acu-
saci6n que contra 81 se hacia de haber
cometido 81 delito mencionado.
La Corte, Iuego de DIR & Ia defensa,
faIl6 de conformidad con 10 pedido,
declarsndo q M6rquez lnculpable con
Ias costas de o6ciO.
Felicitamos al amigo Acosta Y le da-
mos las gracias por las frases de corte-
sIa que en- su disCurso dedic6 & esta
Sociedad.
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EDUCACIOA.

La eGenerGz Business Agency1 Sc
Ccupa principalmente. fle hacerse car
go de j6venes de ambos sexos, que pa
ra ingresar en- los ColegiOs vaysn & los
Estados UnidOs.
Dirigirse 81 General Business Agen-
tys 19 Broadway, Room 80. New York
City.
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GONSEIO A LAS ARADRES nSarat,e calraanu
90 faeenoEa window debe usarse asmpre que los no9
estan en- lPeriodo Dc ID dentci6n Proporcona aliVo
Immediate al peque1o paciente. produce sueAo
tuKa eraquilo RbgA ef Aoso1 81 Pageto dsspteEtA
1ay ytvo alegra mug agradabls paladar, calma
q nldO abanda g8S encias, ativia dolores haee g.
ess na Aune1onao del ose6maRo rsgula es AntestncG
n oAeuaog Remedi0 eonocido para h dtaEssa ~ pro-
Vcngesia de q dsntci6n da eanquiaEa et9A eaulas
1eREuca muehQ epiaado pedIE 81 ~JaEaha Calln11a
= q SodsEa Wtlsl0R'A - q 4eaoE e SeaeA
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Francisco LaSSaII0.
ABOGADO.
Ofrece sus servicios profesionales. Gale
de la Cruz n1mero 34.-San Juan. 15v.s
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BAQUERO 8 GAnDARA
oEREoEN

OFRECEN
Maiz suDerior del Pals
en- mediOs saCOs 90. Loo
OementO DAGRON en-
barriles 2-60
Mani superior en- saCOs .
nuintal 400
Zinc acanalado, ameri-
CanO de 6y8 pies 800
Zin lisO nara teChO, de3
pies, quintal $ 400
ZiD lisO nara fOrrO, de
6l2 nies nuintal $50
San JuSto . y1b San JuaD' Pto-hiso'
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SOmlnarIo de Pennington.
Para j6venesy senoritas.
Pennington. N. j., U. S. A.

A corta distancia de la ciudad de New
York en- la via del ferrocarril de Philadelphia
Reading. Ocho cursos de estudio; prepa-
raci6n para colegios, para la vida comercial
es un buen colegio para seioritas. Manig-
fico departamento comercia1. Adelantos mu-
sicales espl6ndidos, en- piano 6rgano. Tie
ne un gran record en- la ensenanza del ingles
correctamente Aperture el 13 de Septiem-
bre. Los estudiantes pueden entrar en- cual-
quier fecha, desde la de aperture en- ade-
lante.
Escriba por catalogo ilustrado gratis
PRESIDENT MARSHALL
Pennington, N. j., u. s. A.
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I. SILVA BANKING AND COMMERCIAL col

San Juan Aguadilla p B.
sucursa Paris. Al Gale de Cuamartn
Bill and Lecters of Credict ell cities in Europa
Nueva-Yok. Orleans, San Francisco
Cable transfer made Deposits received
COrresponsales de
Credit Lyonnas London Paris Madrid Barcelons
Banque Transatantique Paris
Societe ceneFale Paris.
Banque Autrichienne Vena, Paris
A. Jmenez 81 Sons LOndres
G. Amsinck & Ce Nueva York.
American Express C9 Nueva York
Wells Fargo Bank Francisco California.
General agents cf
Sucrere CentEale SColoso1 Aguada porto RicO Paris
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society Norwich England
BOitish America Assurance Company Toronto Canada.
Compagnie Generate Transatlantque Paris
Cuben steamship Company London.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OBITUARY.
Observation-Disclosures


Minnie (Jordan) McFadden. wife OF
Harve P. McFadden, was born at Chill
licothe, Iowa, April 10, 1874 and died
at her home two miles east Of Chilli
cothe, Iowa, October 12, 1904
She was united in marriage to Harve
P. McFadden February is, 1893 To
this union was born one child, who
died in infancy.
Shortly after her marriage Mrs. Nc.
Fadden united with the Christian
church, of which she remained faith
full member until the day of her death
She took an active part in church work
as long as her health would permit and
even after her health had failed her
she still attended when she was
scarcely able, lest by her staying away
she might keep some one else from
attending.
She leaves a father. mother two sis
tiers and a loving husband to mourn
her loss. She will be much missed by
the man. friends and neighbors by
whom she was held in such high es
TEEN. Geo. e. Monkman,
Pastor M. e. church.
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who spoke briefly on the leading topics
of the day and dwelt largely on the
part President Roosevelt has taken in
the interest of organized labor in the
past and what the laboring man might
expect if he Is elected. Hon. John NJ.
Morrison, of Hedrick, delivered
one of the ablest arguments in
favor of the republican party that has
Scotch brogue was highly appreciated
by che audience. If there Is a man on
earth that can beat him telling facts
and dealing out sledge hammer blows.
the average Keb citizen has not heard
him. 1t was regretted his time was
short. All the candidates were pres
ent and had personal Introduction to
many in the audience. The Courier
correspondent was favored with a
pleasant call from Messrs. Wilson.
Buckley, Epps, and Reese at the resi-
dence of his daughter, Mrs. ]. H. Fred
rickson.
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HITEMAN.

Hiteman, Oct. 22.-wm. B. Powell,
the mine foreman of the Wapello Coal
Cos. mine. No. 3, while inspecting the
entries and working places of the
miners, as he does every day, was ac-
cidently hurt by fall of slate Monday,
which fell on his head, cutting 1t Sc
verely. The cut required seven stitches.
He is getting along nicely.
w. B. Barkwell, mine foreman Of No.
4 mine, has resumed his duty after
an absence of four months. visiting pa
rents and relatives abroad. He had
very enjoyable trip.
P. H. Waterman, superintendent
trip for a few days.
D. L. Thomas, who has been employ
ed for the past three years as assist
ant mining engineer for the Wapello
Coal Co.. has resigned his position and
has secured position as Assistant
superintendent for the Big Hill Coal
Co. at Lucas. He left Wednesday. The
people of Hiteman give their greatest
congratulations and wish him success,
and regret to see him leave this COM
munity, after living here fog the past
fourteen years.
H. A. Dinsmore and John Spar re-
turned Tuesday after spending week
at the worlds fair in st. Louis.
L. F. Milllgan went to Ottumwa
Tuesday on a few days visit with re-
latives and friends.
Mrs. D. G. Phillips and two children
and Miss Minnie Phillips returned
home Tuesday, after spending three
weeks at the home of Mrs. Phillips
parents at Dedham, Iowa.
Rev. r. B. Hall and Edwards Rob
erts returned Tuesday, after spending
a few days attending the convention
in Des Moinen. 80
Miss Agnes Mcclure made busi-
ness trip to Melrose Monday.
Miss Mary Greedy returned home
from A5.lrose Tuesday, after few
days fist.
John Singers, Of Des Moines, was
visiting his daughter Pearl here Tues
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thor and the law and the destiny of
human life. A fear concerning the
very foundations of existence. We
Christian Scientists are no longer
afraid of God or of his heaven which
we are learning is within lis to the
extent that we are governed by the
mind which was in Christ.
In Christian Science there is no
longer an unknown God, no longer do
the distorted craven images of human
thought mask or hide from us the real
God, who is altogether lovely, who Is
our dearest friend whose help is ever
available, whose grace is sufficient and
who created man that he might have
life and peace.
mankind to God through the highways
of healt hand life instead of
death. 1t promises to human
ity in the name of God, not
the doubtful felicity of the grave but
sensible practical dispensation of
good, now. 1t promises to incline men
naturally and willingly to more spir-
itual life, which will satisfy them and
promises that as they wend their way
to a sure heaven, this Christ truth
will be the Christ way-shower
through all the mazes and besetments
Of an evil age until with undertaking
trust and confidence they abide under
tie shadow of the Almighty.
The world generally believes that
evil is an enduring entity, having a
basis in truth; that it is as actual and
substantial as good. or God, and that
its indestructible Immortality will be
manifested in an eternal hell and
devil. If this were true and evil as
an entity were consequently indie
structible, then the entreaty of Jesus
to resist and overcome it must needs
have been mockery. But on the con-
trary the career of Jesus is in demon
stration of the power of something to
abolish evil, it's pretense and presence.
1t is thinkable proposition that our
Master sought to equip a mortal man
to destroy something that God has
made and is therefore a part of Infln-
ity. Do Christ and Christianity ask
of you something that cannot be done?
Christian Science explains that sick
ness is of kindred unreal nature and
is to be obltterated by the same pro-
cess whereby everything that has no
right to exist or continue is to become
extinct through Christ and Christian.
ity''
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WALTER WELLMAN SAYS MISSlS.
SlPPI VALLEY Is ALL FOR
ROOSEVELT.
MISSOURI "D0UBTFUL''
He Declares Indiana Is Less Liable to
Go Democratic Than Missouri to Go
Republican GubernatoriaI Fights
Do Not Affect National Affairs.

Chicago. Oct. 22.-Walter Wellman
writing in today's Record-Herald says :
There appears to be one, and only
one, doubtful state in the whole Mis-,
sissippi Valley in this extraordinary
presidential campaign Of 1904. And
that state is Missouri.
'The word doubtful, Is here used
with literal accuracy. Some may say
Indiana is doubtful state, but it is
mott is only fairly close. Actually
it is not in doubt, still using the word
broadly. Or, at any rate, there is SO
little doubt if the Hossier principally
were to flash up for Parker it would
afford one of the greatest political sur
prises Of the decade.
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OAK RIDGE.

Oak Ridge, Oct. 22.-Charles Blitz
and daughter. Mary, accompanied by
Carl Martsching left Sunday evening
for the Worlds fair.
Miss Herman visited at the home of
her parents near Farson Saturday and
Sunday.
VIM. Hills and wife visited Sunday
with friends in Hedrick.
O. L. Webb and family left Tuesday
evening for Carthage, Mo-, where they
expect to make their future home.
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THEODORE ROOSEVELT, THE MAN.

his knowledge, to fancy that he could
depict character so many sided, SO
tried and tested in such multiiorm ex-
perlences within the space allowed me
here. His daily life does not differ in
any respect from that of any other
very busy man of great energy, who
hnds rest and relief not only in active
out-ot-door life, but in wide and con-
slant reading of books--a habit, by the
way, quite as characteristic as any
others. but of which the newspaper
critics and hume rists tell us little.
theodore Roosevelt apprehendi
very quickly, When he has thought G
subject out thoroughly and knows wha
ne means to do, he acts promptly.
When, after full consideration, he has
made up his mind as to what is right
ne IS unbending; but no man has been
in the White House for many years
who is so ready to take advice, who
has made'uD his mind more slowly,
more deliberately, and after more con.
sultation than Theodore Roosevelt.
Every nGtion, or rather every his
toric race, has certain attributes in adj
dltlon to the great and more obvious
virtues which it believes to be pecu-
larly its own. and in which it takes an
especial pride. We of the United
States like to think Of the typical
American as a brave man and an hon.
est man, very human, with no vain pre-
tense to infallibility. We would have
him simple in his home life, demo-
cratic in his ways, with the highest
education that the world can give,
kind to the weak, tender and loyal and
true, never quarrelsome, but never
afraid to fight, with strong, sane
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STEAMER IS
RELEASED
THE ALLANToN, CAPTURED BY
RUSSIANS, is ALLOWED
TO PROCEED.

st. Petersburg. Oct. 22.-The admir-
atty council. sitting as the supreme
prize court. today annulled the judg-
ment of the Vladivostok prize court in
the case of the British steamer, Allan
ton. which was seized on June 16 by
the Vladivostok squadron with her
cargo. She will be released forth
with. The council. however held that
the suspicious entertained justified the
steamers arrest.
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A PoIlceman,a Testimony,

]. N. Patterson. night policeman Of
Nashau, Ia, writes, Last winter !
had bad cold on my lungs and tried
at least half dozen advertised cough
medicines and had treatment from
two physicians without getting any
benefit. A friend recommended Fo,
ley's Honey and Tar and two thirds Of
bottle cured me. / consider it the
greatest cough and lung medicine in
the world" For sale by w. D. Elliott.
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PENlTENTIARY ONLY HOPE.
Richard Whitehead, Wheeling, w. Va
Breaks Postoffice Box.

Iowa City. Oct. 22-Richard White.
head. of Wheeling. w. Va, aged Sc
years. hungry. cold and helpless
smashed United States mail box Fri
day. and then gave himself up to
the postmaster and the police. He de-
clared he wanted to go to the peniten.
tjary. He would have committed sui.
eide but lacked the courage. He was
turned over to the Un!.t.cs1 States off,
cere,
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GUARD FUNDS
FREE CHURCH MINISTER'S WILL
HANDLE PROPERTY OF OR.
GANlZATloN.

Edinburgh, Oct. 22-The courts
sessions here today ordered that the
judgment of the house Of lords Aug
ust /. placing in the hands of twenty
four Free church ministers who op-
pose the union of the Free church of
Scotland with tn, United Presbyterian
church of the whole, the property of
the Free church. valued at about $685.
100000. be applied Immediately,
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A GENERAL INCREASE.

Weekly Bank Statement Issued Today
Is Of Encouraging Tone.
New York. Oct. 22.-The weekly
bank statement shows that loans have
increased $3,917 900; deposits have
increased S6,559 900; reserve has in
creased s2,535,SO0;. surplus has in
creased. $1,S96,O50: ex-United States
deposits have increased $1,910,925.
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When to Commence

Very often persons are afflicted
with kidney disease and do not realize
the fact until those organs are partial
ly destroyed, and that is why kidney
diseases are SO generally considered
fatal. When you have headaches, back.
aches, dizziness and capricious appe.
tite. commence at once the use of Fo.
ley's Kidney Cure and you will escape
the dangers of kidney disease.
For sale by w. d. Elliott, Druggist.
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PANAMA QUIET
GOVERNOR DAVIS DENIES
STORIES OF DISTURBANCES
IN CANAL ZONE.

Panama, Oct. 22.--General Davis,
governor of the Panama canal zone,
authorizes the Associated Press to
deny the reported disturbances at
Culebra or any other place in the zone
or in its vicinity. President Amador
confirms Mr.. Davis statement.
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New York, Oct. 22-In an eastern
magazine just issued, Senator Henry
Cabot Lodge gives a glimpse of Presi-
dent Roosevelt as he sees him. He
says of him:
mo man has lived thu life of his
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Major Lacey's Dates.

Major Lacey's Dates.
Oct. 25-Mark, 8 p. m.
Oct. 26-Newton, 8 p. m.
Oct. 27-Baxter, p. m.
Oct. 29-Fremont, p. m.
Oct. 31-At Ottumwa with Hon,
Robert G. Cousins
Nov. abba, s p. m.
Nov. AT Oskaloosa with Hon. j.
P. Dolliyer.
Nov. 5-Buxton, 8 p. m.
Nov. What Cheer, 8 p. m.
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sense of humor, and with a strain of
adventure in the blood which we shall
never cease to love until those ances-
tors of our land who conquered con-
tinent have drifted good deal further
into the past than is the case today.