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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-13
siOS en- una OiIei
Ia de- ATecibO.
lIla eaIaTla oIorlSiIea 81 aSrIr
iIli 81 siBStO
AhrfI III.
IDs naesero oorresgonsaLl


hay gran animation en- 81 p6bEic0
para asistiF el iueves Il representa-.
ol6n del sentimental drama eTlos P0s
brea de MadFid3 que pFesentar6 en-
esCena Is Compn nfa dram6tica cue con
saqto aciafto dirige a primer actOr
Sr. lerradag.
llenOs tenidO OCCASION De yisitar
la ohcina del hlcaide del dep6sito mu-
nicipal de- esta ciudad. quadando ad-
mirados del buen orden de a naar-
chs 90 este departamenfo. Sc lIevsn
VnrioB librOa con cIaridad perfection
toda b Recommendation de manera
coFTecta.
6e deba este nlejora al aLcalde senior
Perez AVileg que Be propOne OFganizar
de IguRs modo todas las oficinas & su
cargo En- e dep6sito municipal haY
hoy 80 peEsonas deteniolaG y el FannhO
cue ae lee guministrs Cd de meQnificaa
condolences.
naoado abEir6 81 exealente ca
lerfa fotoggSica u ptblico u Sr. Oftiz
81 cuAl no he 0nitidO gastO s fin de
mCntarla con t0dOs los adeIantos mo-
deFnOg on q artel Sitio eB mismo que
ocupaba II del sefior VerQea.
De pag0 paHg Utuado, % reaiden-
cias he110s saludado al DR.. Miguel Roses
que yiene dc enc Capital donde ha
eufrido ex6menes de reYslida 0btenien-
do briIlantas nOtas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-13
DiStinguida Fiesta So
Cial on casa de- lCs
0sposOS Ranl8
ia, De Ponce.
La bella sa1ora Dc IIoTons Torres
Cant6 uDas s0VlIlanas.
Elementos de Ia sociedad poncefia.
clivirtieronse n1ucho.
AhriI ID

AWf1A IL
El l6ues reupi6ronse en- Il morada
De los i6Venes eBp0sOa doGa Isabelita
Mota y don Enrique de- Ramerg. dia-
tinguidos elementpa de Ia soeiedad
ponc ,fia, veri6c6ndoae una amenm fiea-
ts social que se prol0pg6 hasta atlas
hOras de ID n0che.
ConOurTieron esta feDta laa BE-
llaS st fi1ritss BslsVal, Armstrong,
Paoli, y otFss y distiDguidsa sefloras.
aotFe elias Ia espiritual del abCgRdo
Ll0rens Torres. rnbis anda!uza que
Cant6 con verdaderp arts mas pFeciO-
Daa aevillanRs.
Is orquasta eLira de Orr dei5 oil
Ias meiores producciones muaiCales de-
Ga buen repert0Fio.
Is bella aefiors IsabslitR Moba eant6
y bail6 en union de u daVd Amalia
P4oIi unas ue viIIanas de primer orden
Everisto Velez. artiatR que go2R cd
P0rca de grandes simpBtfaG. GRnt6
uuOs C0Wptets de Marina muy inge.
niOsOg.
Juan N. Rits deleit6 kIS ConcuFren
Cia con sus hRbilidades de gran guita-
rFista.
Gu6E9 lUs C&UbA46EO9 Qa9 A31sbA8IOu y
estR espl6ndida fsBta. FeCordampg &
Ios &c fIoreu Ricardo AbelIa, hermanos
SAntini. VaIdejui, Horacio Balaval y
ofrOs muchos.
No hay que deCiE que los eaposos
Remery obsequiaP0n con u mayor es-
pt6ndidez SUE numerOsos amigos, alIf
cOpgUegados en- fiesta Que jsm6s olvi-
dar&n p0r 10 esquisitanente Culta "
Rmena.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-13
de los Sr8S.
c8baIlOs & GO.
IdGaR eOTSirulF IN 0spI6nuIdo
hotel.
No baiaris de- Glen mil dollars eI
costo.

Hsce aIe1n tempo que h casa de-
los se60res CeballOs e Co de New
ToIlx, tiene 81 pr0yectO de levantaF en-
eata ciudad IN hermoso edificio para
hotel. Cuyo cost0 no bsjaIfa de Glen
mil dollars.
Sc tFata de IN edifcio soberbi0 con
todO 81 comfort De los de Ias grandes
ciudsdes del mundO.
"a dicha Compafla ha montado otro
en- ID Habana Que tiene diez pisos. y
en- 81 s6tenO planta electrica, fabrica
de hieIO. h0rnos. etc. Es deciT. todO
cuant0 puela neCesitAr 81 pcr mayor
nm edi6cio de aquellaa condolences.
El prOyecto alu6id0 pRrece frscaGa-
do Dor Cu0nto ~ umeFitada firma pre-
tendfa del Ayunta amiento nm predio de
teEreno gratis para d erection del ho-
tel.
Pero oI AynntamientO no puede ce-
der hi an pie de terrano por carecer
de tierras propias. y las que pertene-
cen al pueblo de- Puerto Rico son tan
pOcas que no pOdFfR mOstrarse muy
generue0.
SinembarRo, los aefIores CebAIIOs e
Co. no deben desistir de su idea por
cuantO para una casa de 80 importan-
cia, 81 empFender una obra de tel mag
nitud. no GignifcRn nada diez s ounce
mil pesos mas B menos.
Oportunidad tiene de adquirir an
sitio aprop6aito en- los terrenOs del
enaanChe de Ea Ciudad que han de ser
cedidos ca pIazo no Iejano 81 mu0ici-
pio de San Juan poF 81 CoDgres0 de-
I0s Estad0s Unidos, Cuyo asunto ests
ca estudiO hsce algun0s aflos.
Y oportunidad tiene tsmbi6n de eIe-
cir, & no mucho costO. uno de los boz
nitos soIarss de MirRmar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-13
DE S0CIElAl.

ELSs5tGy y L0l5n.- Las adorables se-
d l1Eitag ViGcarTondO de CaTGlina, eqt6n
en- San Juan. Bien Venid&.
Para UtstGdO. p tonto SD ausantAr6
para 10 balls Oiudad la hermOaa seio-
rita Carmen CaaalduC G Goic0eche0.
Que gea Cortn ID ausenCia de lasimp6-
tlca dams.
"A EtsropG. El % de Ios' corrientes
marchRn 8 dar un paGeO & Europa vi
sitandO & Paris. donde peE1nRneceF6n
alg6n tempo, los distinguidos esposoo
Rui2 Arnau CeAter0E. Buen vie 10 v
grataa impreaioneo teDRan los eBtinaa-
b.es RmigoG.
Pare EspG1G. DentEo de POGO
TEMPO. haF6 an ViOje &. ID peninsula
espaaOls donde permGneCeRG afgunOa
meseg, 81 distiD guido i0ven del conner
clio de esta plaza don Antonio Caubet.
OtFa noticia: no ira solo. Que SO di-
vieFtan nhuch0, 10 que eS de- aoeGuEar,
Los felices ViajaFO1.
NGs USG1es. .-PdreCe tiene IN Vlaje
& New York, Is diatiB0uida f6milia
RivRs. SaHiS de sentiFae Inueho ID au-
sanCia de lag adorab' 'es se6bFits Maria
y BeIen JOsefina RivaG. d se9uFamen-
te escompa marian ga ebtimable MANS.
Otra 6OdG -PAreCe animada IR tenn
porads dc bodas, pues se anunOian al-
ounaa para muy pronto. On Carlos,
que no 60 eI rey primefO. pero que tic
ne reina hermOua quien adOTar an
Mel que adora el eVefnallea9 donde
"a Mercedes mora, son loo indicadds
"a primer t6Pmino. Luego vendrSn
loa dos secretaries que entienden de
nsnntos de iusticia. AdeIante y mUs
Ohaa fsliCidndes.
DSstSngasidG bot6sped. In sefiorR
Carmen MopBgaE De Mayagtiez. y sp
Qraciosiaima nina, Be encuentra en- ed :
o oiudad.
Feliz eetancia deseaunCs 6 u diatin-
Rufd@ DANA.
Para Ponce. "A fineB do "a pFo8sntp
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-13
.DabI0Ian piniarso las flGhatas
do algunas GasdS en- "AII0n
Street. :

Las fachadas de algunas casas
De la calIe de la Fortaleza, entire
Tanca y San Justo, han sido PIN
tadas.
Pero quedan algunas sin pintaF,
y ESQ afea 81 coninnto.
En- algunas Sc az el case de que
aparezGan las paFedes con deScOn-
clsG2OS y ESQ es del peOF gUstO en-
una calle tan c6ntrica como lla in-
dicada.
Tales fachadas debieran pintarse
para faYorecer 81 ornate pdblico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-13
ragra q 1uno al Iim6n.

r8gre 81 zuno del Iim6n.
Otro m6tOdo que be emplea consiste
on eohar 81 geugibre no descoFtezado
On sgua Caliente; per0 81 resuItado no
eg tan ti.factorio c1m0 81 que se OBJ
tiene pOr Il maceraci6p fffs; aunque
el desCortezamiento se hace con mas
fAciidad, Sin embargo este m6todO no
sa emplea en- Jamaica. ST Be aIaFga u
cccCi6n se ennegrecc el gaDgibre.
despu@s de secado f1rma eI gapgibPe
llamad0 negro.
Cuando el geDgibre despu6s de seco
no esta perfectamente blanc0, se cubre
veces con gFeds. otfo. se empIea eI
6cido su'f6 .ic0 pafe blsnQuear eI pro-
duCto: perO no se puede recomendar
tel tEAtamiento Qnf nicO. Despu6s ds
lavadO 81 geugibre Be SAGA 81 sol En-
gEAnde eacala ESQ Be hGcs en- ma super
fcia smpeirada y Cimentada. an tant0
c0nYexa; :. pHeparada de m9d0 de obte-
neF Ia mayor eantidad del sol. Los
pequeflOg plantadoEes emplean zaF7ag
que Sc fofman de- piezaa de MADEIRA
pueskaa d LadO unas do otras, Gu
biertas de hbisa de banana de palma.
III geDglbre debe Yolverse mientTas
- - hSsN LIZ VIZ 9A44 uA@s DOE 10 m6nO9.
Sc neCesitan por 10 general de 6 & 8
diaa para IL operation. durante u cual
el goDgibre pierde 81 radedoR del SO
.pS de 90 peso. ri gsDQibre buenO
oongeEva a6n de Z 6 12 pS do ga hu-
meslad. seg6n se danuestFa oackndoIO
6 1902 cent1gtado1. J en- muestFas NAL
secadns puede auOender & % pS. Sc
hs tEAtado de necar 81 QenRibFe ain de-
seoEiezaEi0. psTO 81 pE0duoto q negro
y sin valOf.
En e1ls iTnDrsnF1 ~ ve1iie peDeI AZ
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-13

TeFminada n licencia da an mes
que-Ie fuera eoncedida. ha tomado nue.
vRmente p0seai6n de su deasino en- Ina
odcinas % carload 81 ioven don RufnO
Goensga.
Ell pdblico eats tan ac0etumbrad0
& tomar cerve4s <Pabsts que no MIA
otra. En eo6o case que aa preaente
baber CeFYeza Eecomendam0s q P16ss
que resuIGa hoy la Esina de todas Ine
meEcas c0nocidaG. M. R. CaEdeF6n e
ca. Tetu6n IL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-13
Ia S0ciedad cab0BO-
Jena De du0lO.
Il01I6 u psliIBl t FsIIG
GaIhangII
lDIe nalestgo eel.gaeaoglaaI. J

1
AbFil 10. Don Federico Carboneil.
81 p Ballard0 Gab0rrojefio, 81 hornbre sin
miedo y sin reproche, paa6 mejor
vidie. des2u6s de largo y pen0sa enfer.
uaeHad el 8 del coFriente.
IuEndo el c6leFa diezmabR los ha-
bitantes de esta iBlB. don RAMON CaF-
bo1gll estabseci6 ca 90 hacieDda an
hospital de epidemiHdos para aiptir &
los peones y vecinos que cayesen ca !.
feFimOs, y 81 c6lebre DR. Garcia de Ia
Tore Visitaba Establishments 6 los
ataGadOg pirViendOle de practicante don
Federico Carbonelg, qnien con laS ing
truecioEiee v reCet2s del Dr.. Carols
asist1a & los epidemiados del campo,
llevhndole lee mediCinas de u be-
Cienda.
Cusntlo Ileg6 81 Or. CarbOneIl & c.
DO Rojo su hermano Federico De- sir
VIC de aIgudante en- Lee innumora bEeg
0pe eFaOi0nGs que hi20 y aei apFendi6
don Federico & curarif & los haFidoa,
lleVandO los m06icinns de su bOisillO
paTs eaOBe pobreB infe!ices. Tambi6n
aprandi6 ID extraction de muelas y
dientea u arnadO de sus instrumento8
ei sFci6 Ia CaTidad dental 81 ae nos per-
mite esta icsncia.
E1 las eleccionea Celeb6rrinaRa de
Gomez Pulido. hRbfa tres pare5as de
ID duaFdia Civil @menazand0 lOg
eleCt0res libeEaIss para que 6stos CO.
gieasn miedO y 40 fueaen Yotsr y
pudiese de esa maneFa oil gobierno GO
nsr Ihs elecciones. Entonces don Fe-
derico exaItado por la indignation
dijo q aloalde: que si no be retiTabR d
GuaIdia Civil del zsgu8n del CoIegio
electoral. le oojerfa por Ins pFetinas de
Loo pSntalOnes Y le arrojaria por 81
balc6n abai0. Y Ell alcal6e cOnOcisnlo
8 don Federico mand6 retiraF Ia Guar.
dis Civil , Joe elecciones Be ganhron
en- Cab0- Rojo.
Adbpto de Allan KardeC practic6
siempre "a caridad sacrifcsDdoae ca su
fortuna y cOnfRdo ca que en- u otra
vida de- recOmpensan lee buenaa acci0.
nes pFacticadas en- 6sta. espeFabR Is
mueTte con la sOnrisa en loa hbiog,
poFque si hsy otFa Vida 81 ge cFefs
acFeed0r & estaF entra los just0s. y 81
no la hay no le aFPedFAb1 el eteFno
descalso.
El pueblo de- CabO Roio siente gran
pena poF u deaapalici6n del padre de
los pobFes y aus amigos d ausencia de
lur 2effecto CabnlleFo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-13
"FfGlRO"

Ese es ell tftulo de un nuevo PEI
ri6dico festive. crftico-literaFio que
ha empezado a pubIicarse en- Ma
yagiiez y cuyo primer n1mero he
mos recibido.
Scale Ia vida larga. Le saluda-
nnOs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-13
Tfa1leI0laI mlSl 81
Hl9In0S Do Dolores.

Noticiase que 81 Viarnes de Dolores
& las 12a del lfa. tendrS Iugar en- Ia
Capilla do Ia N. q. 4. FFancisCana, ID
TRADITIONAL misa de la Buena Muerta,
armoni2Rda con 6Fosuo ysvocea. Ge
invita- los fiaIes cat6Iicos para csc
aOt0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-13

En e1la imprenEo ne vende papel de
qeEl60ioo Vieio & 800 uuintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-13
AlmOrranas

Sc PADECE DE ESTA ENFERMEDaD pOruuo NADIA n...
UNGUENTOs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-13
AZ CQNERGI0

En- eL d Correspondence de Puerto
Ricc2, apaban de imprimiFse. cOnoCis
mient0s de RoIetas para embaFque8 de
cabotajeI g so OantaYOg q cient0 y 81 al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-13

semsns iran & Ponce los distipguidos
espoaos PslaciOs Rodriguez Cortada,
que pasar6n una coFta tampoFada en la
perla del Sur. Les GCOmpafis 90 mo-
nfsimO nifI9 Rsfdel.
Buen visie & los distinguidos C6nyu-
: - sEMPER
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-30

!, rst tie officers said and fer ara boy
ne men thought and behaved, all via
be known later. but say n9w thar ca
Ditulatlsn 81 the fortress wss a..
grace 70 EnshiA-
4Nhen tie newg thar General Stoe4-
sel had sent q letter 10 General Nogi
Offering 10 surrender reached tie navy
We realized tie necessity De destroyinz
our ships beyond lie possib tg II
their use By the Japanese. and this we
did % the night y Jan i
awe greatly admire the japanese
The infantry ere wonderful soers.
ana their patenca Is amnziag or
men are bigger ana strongr bot the
japanese nfe guickeF "a their feet
Tley are ve1v Ingenious We meyer
feared & Japanese aftempt Is take the
forts ~ ass ait The Russian soldiers
we're Always Auxlsus 70 meet tie Japa.
nese at close quarters. and even st tie
last our men were coafasnt 81 her
superiority with the bayonet The jap
anesa behaved e1celienilg when they
entered Porn Arthur.
Il came rs S prisoner II Japan be
cause Jest il ts be mT duty ID share
tie destlnies u or men 40 not crisi-
else those who gave Their parole. but I
believe thnt ! would re Gishonaraa ifE
returned 10 Russia after doing So.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-30
LOWELL Will oFFIcIATE.
One uf Two Vermont Deputies VIII
Have Had Experience at Executions.

One 0f Two Vermont Deputies Who
Have Had Experience at Executions
White River Junction, Jun 3d. High
Sheriff II, Il. Peck returned from Spring
field tins morning, where lie had been
To consult with Deputy Sheriff Wilson
s. Lowell regarding details 81 the Mary
ID. Rogers execution Deputies Lowell
and S5paiiord are the only ones Of the
Us deputies who have ever oi1iciated at
an execution
Sheriff Peck van Be present on next
Friday, blu may n0t be tie man who
WI 4 spring fhe trap. Sheriff Peck has
never attended an execution. Deputy
Lowell viii, i'll all probability, look after
all the details Of this execution
This morning Sheriff Peck, Deputy
srmfTurl and Deputy Lowell went to
Windsor I'd complete many details, TIE
galIows will not be tested until later
ia tile week.
Sheriff Peck is not q sick man, us
has been reported. He il as well as at
any time during he past four years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-30
KING PAYS HIGH
H0NORS TO CHOATE
Edward and the Queen Entertain Amer
ican Ambassador and Wife--En
voy Credited With Complet-
ing Cordial Relations.

London, Ian So Ambassador and
Mrs. Choate have returned TO their Lon
don residence, after visit to Windsor
castle. where they were the guests OF
King Edward and Queen Alexandra
from Wednesday Ia Friday 81 last week.
AT dinner at Windsor Castle Wed
nesday evening King Edward escorted
Mrs Choate to the dining hall and Mr.
Gh0ata accompanied Queen Alexandra.
Throughout the visit King Edward was
especially cordial to Ambassador Choa1e
.and the Associated Press learns that his
ma iesty took occasion ut the dinner to
express his sincere regret that Mr.
Ghnate would shortly retire as amhas-
sador to the court 81 ST. James and
congratulated him on what he had ac-
c0InpIlshed during his term ii office
specifically crediting Mr. Gh0ate with
having completed the entente cordials
between Great Britain and the United
States ia fact, in many ways through
out the visit their muiesties showed
special fav0rB tn Ambassador and Mrs
Ch0ate
AiI, Gh0ate it il understood wall st
the request Of President Roosevelt re-
main ID London Tor some time after his
term actually expires in order to wind
up important pending matters in which
re IL concerned EIe expects ia leave
for America during AlaY.
Secretary 81 Imbassey Henry White
win eisit the United States next month
and viii be present At the Inauguration
81 President Roosevelt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-30
eLEANINes.

Herr EeaAmid, who WIS q colonel IN
The German army. Says that a war bs.
tween two European powers would nst
cost hess rhan ssas1aDs daily
The Chinese calendar for a90s con
fans aoable Sights lunar month. liAe
tie calendar goF 1904 detail Is which
the Chinese attach sinister lapar,
tance
A direct Descendant q Napaeaa
Bolaparses widow hrs Isl BEEN ais
charged from tie Burg theayeE, Vienna
where she aliea fhe humble rais q
charwamAa,
The baby rheso anst aa5ai q tae
Laaaaa ZOO Es caught Id tie Artisan
Gsboan and il regarded ~ nararal.sis
as coming between gariAs and
chimpan9ee.
s German newspaper estimates tast
within TIE lasi decade tbs papulatiaa
a Europe has Increased shout IS 993
009 q wliiea RUSSIA contributed ls
100000 ana TRUCE less tim 109nl
Andrew Gsruegls commissioned aia
London Agents 60 I'D Np IL S58k3 ior
ne Barns Bsaie wtleh wss sola there
recently d q III aughsue Y8uae
containing e7stries regarding tlae histA
of TIE poets ahl5ren * sod iar
$500 Mr. Qua rltch The London deal
sr being TIE pura laser.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-30
A CALL TO
GRANITE MEN
Concord. Nh, Manufacturers
Receive Notice
OF NEW ORGANIZATION
Invited to Join IN National orgsnizn-
tion That Is to Have First Annual
Meeting Feb. Z, in
Boston.
OF NEW ORGANIZATION

Concord, n. r., Jan. 3o.-Local gran
lite manufacturers received a call SIT
urday for the first annual meeting Of
the National Association Of the Granite
Industries Of the United States. The
call was signed by William IL Say
ward Of Boston and none Of the local
granite men knew anything Of the
movement.
The preamble OF the enclosed state
men says: st is the purpose Of this
organization to associate in a central
body all persons, firms, or corporations
engaged in carrying on any part Of the
granite industry IN any parf Of the Unit
ed States, IN such manner as win ennhle
them to effectively protect their individ-
ual and their mutual interests, through
uniform and common methods Of ac-
ton
The call in part is as follows
In accordance with the by laws adopt
ed at date Of organization fDeC. 20
Ieo4,) notice j. hereby given that the
first annual meeting VIII be held on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of February next,
il the rooms Of the Master Builders
association, No. I66 Dep0nshire street.
Boston.
a local district intending to take
part in this meeting must furnish the
temporary secretary Of this association
with g copy Of the vote Of the district
whereby it decided to Join this national
association, said copy to be accompanied
BY hist 81 the members 81 the district
and their addresses, together with d copy
Of its constitution and bylaws and q
5st 81 its officers for the current year
ut must authorize some officer to
sign the constitution and bylaws Of this
national association as d preliminary to
taking part in the meeting and must
also make payment into the treasury Of
the required sum-
Individuals, firms and corporations,
vino are eligible under the constitution
and bylaws to become members Of tins
association, independent Of any district,
nInst sign the constitution. etc"
On the bottom Of the call, printed in
heavy black letters, is this.
DO not take final action on any bill
of prices, but bring them to this meet
ing Tor consideration and approval"
In connection with tie bin of prices
it may be stated that Goncord's local
agreement runs until tile first 81 May
instead 81 to the first Of March, as ID
Barre, Quincy, and several other places.
Under the Concord agreement, either
party desiring 10 make changes ID the
existing hill must make the changes
known before the first 81 February, and
tins action the local union ii preparing
to take, although the changes to be
proposed are al 81 minor nature and
mot likely to lead to ans controversy
with the manufacturers. These changes
desired have already been arawn lis
and VIII be communicated I'd the manu-
facturers at once.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-30
rHE PETITION SENT
Request for Reprieve For Mrs. Rogers
In Governors Hands.

Bennington, Jan. 30.-Gop. c. j.
Bell win receive today ut his home IN
Walden the petition to reprieve the
sentence OF Mary Rogers which has
been circulated here.
The original document and also a
typewriter copy were forwarded 20
him bE express saturday evening. The
position contained 793 names which is
quite remarkable number consider
ing the short time since this effort in
the murderess behalf was started
Those most interested in the matter
are satisfied with the support they have
received No house to house canvass
was made and many who desired to
add their names dad not have the OPP
portnnity.
Opposite The names 0f many on the
copy were plaeed the occupation Of the
signef.
The fact That this was the home OF
Mrs Rogers and thaf her mental con
dlti0n IS perhaps better known here
than in any other town III the state
makes the eanvassers hopeful that the
paper VIII have some weight in the
governors consideration.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-30
A DISTINGUISHED
PHYSICIANS


A distinguished physician has recently
declared that @0ld age is not q time OF
life-a length 0f years--buf q condition
Of the bodily tissues, and It Is possible
for q man at so TO seem older thar q
man VI 70"
This is a fact We happen to know
mother of 81 years, and daughter
Of 90 years right here IN Barre, and
honestly you would believe the daughter
70 be the older Of the two. The mother
IS alert, lively and active, while the
daugter is fast losing her mind and mem
CRY, and literally dying OF old age.
''The secret Of youth" says Druggist
Wells Of Rjckert a Wells, is to keep
the bodily tissues from wasting, and the
greatest discovery known to medicine
for this purpose is our cod liver OIL prepa-
ration, NiD0i, as 1t contains In q highly
concentrated form al 81 the medicinal
elementss Of cod liver oil, actually taken
from fresh rods' livers, but without oil
or grease. Nin0l Is an ideal strengthen
er and body builder for old folks, il
repairs worn tissues, checks the natural
decline, and replaces weakness with
strength As nothing else can.
'sVinol tones up the stomach. creates
q healthy appetite, makes rich. red blood
and inyigorates and strengthens every
organ in the body to do its work as
nature intended Vfnol il indeed q great
blessing to old folks, and extracts from
such letters as the following prove it,
Mrs. Sarah j. Windrom of Chicago
ILL.,, grand-niece Of Alexander Hamilton,
saws .Ninol is a godsend to old people
as 1t Is such wonderful yitalizer and
strength creator
Mr. a. d Baker 81 Evansville, Ind,
says There is nothing like Ninol for
the aged, and be would not take q
thosuand dollars for the good il has
done him.
wish every person IN Barre who
'feels old, whether they are old in years
or not, would try Einol on osn guaran-
tee. We wiz give back yoTu money Il
you are not satished-we mean this for
a fair offer and Il IS up to you to prove
our good faith" Riclzert & Wells. Drug
gusts.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-30
Facing Starvation
With PlentY Of Money to
Boy Food.
A Minneapolis wOman's Terribls Ex-
perisnce With Dreaded Dyspepsia.

MIA N. ]. swansea Of Minneapolis
Mimi relates her experience as fol.
lows;
n want everyone 70 know how Rex
III Dyspepsia Tablets have helped ~
/ s,aered with stomach trouble for two
veare and was in 3 terrible condition. i
I'd lost thirty pounds il weight and
looked twenty years older than / an. /
vas balf starved, for nothing that ate
SEEMED 10 give me strength A friend
toId ne 81 Rexah Dyspepsia Tablets ana
after taking three boxes believe am
cured i can eat Gnything without tie
least discomfort; my complexion has
become clear, and ] SIN rapidly gaining
flesh"
n YOU are losing aesh and beco,nius
weak an irritable, if your food distress
81 YOU. or II you are unable 70 sIeep
get box Of Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets
q Ricksrt 4 Wells drug store. Ths
cost 4 trifing, twenty i've cents 4 boz
and even that amount Rickert & Wells
viii refund if you are not satisfied.