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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-09
MT. PLEASANT.

Miss Mabel Borg came down early In
the week from Provo to visit with her
Maxwell Anderson left last week on a
trip of indefinite length to different parts
Fred c. Jensen started Monday on a
journey into and through Old Mexico. He
eXpeets to be absent u month or six
Miss Andreas Johansen is spending a
few weeks in Salt Lake City
Miss Tressie Larsen went to Salt Lake
Monday 70 spend q few days.
Mrs; Victor Nelson left Monday, going
20 Bingnan- She joined her husband
there and will remain Indefinitely.
Fred Nelson * spending a couple of
Miss Winrie Candiand returned this
week from salt Lake, after an extended
stay there with friends.
Miss MAY Nelson returned this week
from visit Of two months with relatives
Mrs. Cyrus Seely came down from salt
Lake this week. having been there about
a month.
Mr. aad Mrs MILFORD Woodruff came
several weeks, the guests of the family
of Andrew Msdsen.
Burt WheelOck and wife were over
from their home I'm Eureka to spend the
Fourth Mr.. Wheelock has returned.
Mrs. Lizzie Chaplin came down Friday
from Salt Lake to visit short time with
Virgie Johnson went to Salt Lake on
Mrs Reynolds returned this week from
a lengthy visit with her daughter Mrs.
-
ter, Elva Kofford, accompanied her home.
Thomas Harrison is out from Salt Lake
FOR a few days.
Andrew l.. Carson was down from Salt
Lake 10 spend the Fourth with his fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. woodring stopped
off here a few days on the return trip
from Portland. They went on to their
home in Richfield Wednesday.
g j Jensen was ND during the week
from Ephraim
Ed LOngley went TO Sarysvale on
Wednesday, after a few days in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. McCann returned
Friday from a trip to Salt Lake.
Mrs Selby Jones went TO Manu Mon
day. after spending week here with her
brother. a H. Maibeu. and family. She
viii visit here on her way back to Salt
Lake
Misses Nora and Edith Young of Provo
arc visiting with their sister. Mrs. n J.
Stewart.
Miss Amanda Thompson is visiting rela-
tives here from her home in Nevada
Brig and oscar Lee were over from
Eureka several days of this week
Mrs. Thomas Brady went 10 Salt Lake
Thursday. 70 remain several weeks
MIR. and Mrs. }. ". Cherry spent the
Fourth in Manti
Mrs Ii. :. Kerr is up from Manti
Charles L. Hampshire was down from
Provo this week
\ couple OF tine dancing parties were
enjoyed at Nelson's park this week
/ Mrs. L. T Nelson is in Maai Tor
Few days
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SSo GOVERN rapidly from his recent acct
Judge Brsxton Barnett was in Payson
visiting relatives on the Fourth
Miss Ethel livery is entertaining Mrs
Eleanor kemDton of Provo.
Mrs. W. 3. Dickinson OF Monticello IS
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. II. a. r.
Mr.. and Mrs D. A. Depue. and John
T. Hayes took an outing in Hobble Creek
the early part of the. week.
Ine Misses Sonerville of America n
FORK are visiting their aunt, Mrs. w.
d Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank BeesIey arc en-
tertaining Mrs. Beesley and Mrs. Ridges.
OF Salt Lake.
Mrs. Dennis Sullivan and son Emmett
are expected home next week from Dies
MONIES, Ia, where they have been for a
short visit
a surprise party was given TO Neil
Bonner by a few of his little friends
last Friday and a very pleasant evening
was spent.
Miss Fay Harper, the daughter of Mr.
ana Mrs Beverly Harper of Provo, IS
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs Ben Thur
mond.
Mrs. Otto NJ. Swartz returned to her
home in Salt Lake Sunday accompanied
Dy Elizabeth DeWar. who will make a
short visit with her.
. Wednesday evening. Mrs. Joseph Phil
Fps Ups, returned from a visit to spanish
Miss Nellie Hush Of Payson was en-
tertained last Wednesday by Mr.. and
MIS- Charles E Hush at this place.
Mrs Phil Clark and Mrs. Jackson Nc
CTyst E1 are visiting their parents Mr.
and Mrs. W S. Sarls, in North Yakima.
Wash After making a tour of the
northwest and visiting the Portland fair
they VIII return to Eureka
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PARK CITY.

The grand ball given Tuesday evening
In the Maple hail was largely attended
and a good time had by all present
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam BareII came I'D to
the Park Tuesday morning on a short
visit
Miss Marie Eddington Is visiting in the
Park with Miss Minnie Kescel.
Miss kathryno d. Cunningham spent
The fore part of the week in Park with
Mr. ana Mrs DR.. r. E Wight and L.
y. Wight left this week for WATERFOWL
weeks
Joe Kaufman spent the week in Park
Miss Retta Allen left Thursday for Mer-
cur, where she viii visit for a short
Stanley Osika went down 10 the CITY,
Wednesday on a short visit
-, ne I0HOwing party spent the week on
NE NE M snd Nh river r., camping and fishing;
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Carly Hayes.
ri aInes Carty returned to the Park
AH1IuTSday, after n years absence.
william Metals went down to Salt
lake Wednesday afternoon on visit for
=, Fred r. Graham spent "Wednesday in
Miss elena Algood is visiting in Heber,
the guest Of Miss Iona Goodwin.
Mrs. DIR. +. l.. LeCOmpte chaperOned a
9o-iy crowd Of young people to the Hot
IN amusing themselves generally, and in
the evening lunch was served at the
PROVO river, where camp was made for a
few hours.
Miss Florence Blanchard, who has been
visiting in HebCT. the guest of the Misses
Lizzie and Retta Murdoch. returned to
the Park Sunday.
Mrs. William Donovan OF Provo was in
Park this week visiting with Mrs.
BloCber.
Walter Williams left Thursday after
noon for Arizona where he expects to
remain.
4 very pleasant surprise party was Civ
en- Miss Mag Townsend Wednesday
evening at her home, the occasion being
her ninth birthday. During tho evening
games were played and some light re-
fTeShmentS were served.
Mrs. Andrew Martin was passenger
to the city Wednesday afternoon
Frank Richardson came UP to the Park
Wednesday morning.
The members of the O. n. Q. club met
at Mrs Len KimbalIS with Miss Carrie
Sutton Wednesday evening.
Miss Mary Fallon spent the Fourth of
July in Park visiting with her parents
Miss Lizzie Jones is visiting in the
Park, the guest OF Miss Ida MeFarlan-
The members of the p. w. NJ. of the
.. l.. s met Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Miss Agnes Kelley.
Mrs. NJ NJ. r. AIlen entertained the
Park City Military band at her home
below town Saturday evening.
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city Thursday last. during the evening
IA tne -'rt,FeTace of relatives and friends
ol me young people The ceremony was
tin-. pastor Of the Prssbyterssn church ~
this city During the evening a rscep-
ton was arranged at the homo of Rev
aud Mrs. G. W. Martha by their friends
I In this Cit. There were present al the
reception Mr.. and Mrs q = Van Miss
Laughfin and Miss AdeTia < To,,d ~
Mt. Pleasant; Miss L. Frost of E,T9hrairn.
Miss Charlotte Johnson. Mrs Roberts and
Murphy and Miss Myrtle Carter all of
Gunnison; George d. Peacock. jr Of
following day for Salt Lake city on their
way to their home in California where
they, viii be at hone to their friends
in September. Mrs Hawks expects TO
complete his theological course the COM
ing year. Both are Utah born and they
expect 70 return 20 Utah some time IN
The BrighSm Young university of Provo
gave Mantf citizens a treat on the even
day on Independence Day They have
an excellent musical organization. and
| thelr efforts most effectively delighted
music lovers Of the temple city
T. l. Parry and sons Of this city have
received word from President David r
francis OF the Louisiana Purchase expo
sltIon that they have been awarded "A
silver medal on their ooIite and sand
stone exhibits in ST. Louis last year
The Temple City lodge No. 23. l. o. o.
r.; held an interesting session at their
lodge rooms "Wednesday evening. last.
favored the members with an eloquent
talk along fraternal lines. Officers were
elected for the next term as follows: u.
II. Bradley. noble grand; j. l. Ewing,
vice grand; Martin Bradley secretary
Luther Z. Tuttle treasurer; S. NJ. Parry.
long term trustee
An enjoyable picnic was held by the
Presbyterian Sunday school at the Pea
cock orchard in this city on tn eafternoori
of INDEPENDENCE Dax-
Mr.. and Mrs. !. W. Cherry of Mi. Pleas
ant were in the city on July 4th
Mrs. j. r. Witbeck OF the metropolis
spent several weeks with her parents in
this city. Mr.. and Mrs C. l. Snow
The Misses Violet and Jennie Carlson
returned this week from Salt Lake City.
where they have been for some time.
The Fourth OF July GRAFTON was delfv-
cred at Gunnison by County Attorney
Lewis Larsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. O. Allison left Wed
nesday last for Colorado. where they viii
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LOGAN.

Miss Emma Browning of Ogden il Wis
iting with Logan relatives and friends.
SOlou Barber left OF Tuesday for Bed
ford Wyo.. after spending a week in
Logan with his family.
BfShop W. r. Preston of Salt Lake City
lint who is now ruSticutiuE at his farm
i'm henson. visited Logan relatives sew
eral times this week
J. L. call of Chicago is here on a visit
Mrs +. w Brock is visiting in Mont
heller Ida. with relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 7. Hansen entertained
az dinner on july J. a select party Of
friends were present and n pleasant time
was spent duTinT the afternoon.
Fred SchOles visited ~ salt Lake City
three or four days Of this week. lie
went down 20 attend the festivities IL
honor Of the seventieth anniversary OF
Ar and Mrs. Ernest Brobers returned
TO their home ia san Francisco after
= pleasant visit of two weeks with LO-
Postna sters Glove of Provo and Ross Of
chi visited Logan this week While
here they we're the guests Of Joseph
orson smith. who has been mining III
fsnlily here on Saturday. returning TO
BuIIfrOg the following day.
Miss Fan Crockett Is no from Salt
Lake City on visit to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Victor Crockett.
The annual exodus TO the Mills has be-
gun. and canyon parties galore have been
given this week On the Fourth 800
people enjoyed picknicl<ing in Logan can
Mayor T. w Robinson and mis- fam
city. where they spent about month
visiting with friends.
Dr J. r. MorreIl Of the Cook County
hospital chicago, returned 70 hie dutles
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STATE SOCIETY

this week after spending week Or ten
DAYS here with his parents.
r. l.. Campbell returned TO his home
IN this city Tuesday. after a ten days
visit in Salt Lax
Miss Mabel Ormsby is at home from
Chicago, where she spent the last three
years.
J. L. Cuff of Butte. Mont. is here
on a visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. William J.
Nielsen
a. l.. Loughran of St Paul is in Lo-
gan as the guest OF Mrs. y. NJ. Peter
sen.
Joseph Morrell and a. G. Barber left
Logan for Chicago on ThurSday- They
expect to be away about three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph 5. Peterson are
visiting in Portland
". q. Roymsn Of Chicago is visiting
friends here He expects 10 remain a
month or more.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bethel started Friday
morning for Blacksmith Fork canyon 10
spend = week
Misses Neda and .Lhcetta Jones and
Miss Josephine Clawson, Of Salt Lake
City, are visiting with their cousin. Miss
Ella Smith. They have been rusticat ting
al Camp ZooH in Logan canyon.
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PAYsoN.

The ANIMAL conference Of the Relief
society Of the Nebo stake ~iH be held
ond ward meeting house. There viii b.
two sessions of the society. az To o clock
q. ~. and clock y. m
Two most pleasant and pretty affairs
of a social nature 10 transpirC the past
week was the marriage Of Fred ; DAVIS
10 Miss Pearl Wi-rhtman. at tho homo
of the brides parents in this city. June -
Tho wedding was intended 10 he pri-
vatc one but shortly before the time OF
the ceremony eighteen young lady friends
OF the bride aoDeare0 upon the scene:
I carrying a profusion OF flowers ana
they we're lOViily dressed in gowns of
white. Their appearance was an eh1lte
surprise TO all and just in time to
marriage The gathering was one OF lhe
bappiest social events Of the season
Many beautiful and useful presents were
The night preceding the marriage of
Air- and Mrs Davis n linen shower ~
was given them at tAe home of Mr. and
affair held on the large lawn in front OF
the house Many friends and relatives
were present. An elegant supper and
refreshments were served by young Ia
dies The young couple viii make their
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Covan Of Nam
moth have been visiting in Payson since
Saturday of last week.
Err Coombs of Heber City was visiting
his mother this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Townsend of Salt
Lake spent the Fourth here.
/ Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Smell entertained
Miss Stella Mcclellan E Hoover of Provo
! Tuesday.
Joseph E. Griggs. Of the Uncle sam
7 mine, Eureka. q accompanied by Mrs.
Griggs spent the Fourth with relatives
and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Upton returned to
| their home at Soda Springs. Ida, We'd
| nesday. after q pleasant stay among
! relatives here for few days.
Miss Katie F'risby of Eureka spent
Tuesday and Wednesday the guest of
! her PaySon friends.
/ Mrs. $. A. Hin and her three children.
| of BountifuI are spending a two weeks
| visit with Mrs E II. Pulver-
Mrs g T. Loose and OF Provo
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RtCHEIELD,

Mrs. 4. 2. peviae came down from
Kimberly Thursday and is visiting friends
and relatives.
Mrs. A NJ. Farnsworth returned Thurs
day from a visit to her husband AT
Price.
Mrs Joseph Eckersley and Mrs. l. J.
TAYLOR of Loa returned from Salt Lake
Thursday and went home Friday even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Gideon Snyder returned
TO Salt Lake Friday Miss Hazel VIII
kinson accompanied them home.
Miss Ella Nelson went 10 Ephraim
Monday to spend a few days with rela-
tives
Miss Rachel Paterson went - Spring
Mrs. L ktIirht Of DurrNille left hore
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EUREKA.

DR.. Lawrence was III salt Lake Monday
and Tuesday
Mr.. ana Mrs. George Castleton were III
the capital Tuesday
Mrs. Cecilia Bacon is entertaining her
niece. Miss White Of Salt Lake
Mrs. Dave Mills is recovering from her
recent Illness.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. DriscOH were the
guests OF Salt Lake friends Tuesday
Miss Lydia Matson of Mt Pleasant is
the guest of her brother. William Mat
a baby boy arrived Monday, July g. at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. john a.
Brown
NJ q. Nero has returned from a two
weeks sojourn at the capital
Mr.. and Mrs. i. Il Mitchell of Salt
Lake are visiting Eureka friends.
Mrs. Frank HigsOn is making a short
visit To the capital
Miss Hattie COombs is in PaysOn for
a short visit TO her home.
Captain Taylor and wife are visiting
friends ia IFayEon- Mr.. Taylor is re-
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with Mrs. Looses sister. Mrs. L. A. Col
YIN
Mrs.. J. " Mcintosh. accompanied b,-
her son Csecr.e. left last wc-z FOR "a
visit among relatives ia JeffersoR coUn-
~ Illinois
Mrs. William g. Wishfmau. from Globe
Ariz arrived ThurSc3s and viii spend
the rest Of fhe summer with her son.
W c. WiEhtman. jr.
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MANTI.

Reuben G. Syrett and Clara a. Excel
of Panguitch were married at the tenn
pie Wednesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Excel of Pan
guitch were at the temple this week do
ing work
Rev. Ebenezer ]. Hawks of San An
selma Cal. and Miss Mary II. Hemen-
way Of Gunnison. this county, were mar
ried at the ~PseSbyterian church in this
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MURRAY.

Mr. and Mrs. L. n. Miller have returned
from California.
A surprise party Was given at the home
of Mrs. II. p. O'ahocu ANCGDc~day uiEut.
y musical programme was given fOlN
lowed by refreshments
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visit relatives and friends They viii
likely visit the Portland fair before 1hcy
return home.
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KID GLOVES!
LIGHT WEIGHT WOOL

Any pair of Kid Gloves in the
store. including all the new Ira
fousse." "Am2zon." Elsa, and
Nicholas" values SLID e. fl(A
and $500, per pair. -~'OV
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RIBBONS!

Half-inch Satin Taneta Ribbons
in blue. white and pink, 9lC
SIC value. Cper Yard -..----.. -
HaIf-inch all silk wash Tafeta
Ribbon. all colors, SIC 1T
value (per yard) --.------------.-
i. ana Finch Satin and all Silk
Taffeta Ribbon. all colors, hC
Joe values (per Yard ------------ "
and 4-inch Satin Ta6eta and
All-Silk Wash Taffeta- extra good
zoe value (per Inc
Yard ..-.-..-- ..--..--.....
BELTS-A sample line of silk
Belts N all the newest styles. soc,
% soc aRd zoe 29C
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HOSIERY!
.~--c-s

LADIES
Embroidered Isle Lace 43C
Hose. worth 75c pair. T0I
Extra fine Lisle Hose, 10c
boot lace. soc value. ..--.-- ~
Medium and heavy weight plain
and ribbed Hose--white l0C
sole-35c quality ~
A Maco Cotton Stocking
blac6-worth 25c lac
pair .--------------r- ----------A
A good wearing fast colored
stocking. selling for lac 2lC
pair ---------------------- " -
All silk and Fancy Novelty Hose
at HALF PRICE
MISSES
A splendid assortment OF stock
ings for the miss in plain ribbed
and fancy-3Sc I&P
values -.-.----- ---.-.--
80 dozen extra fine ribbed Hose of
fast black Sea Island Cotton
never offered for less than 77C
5Oc palr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
100 dozen of fast black Maco Cot
ton Stockings selling for fdc
&c pair -------.-.---...
BOYS.
Heavy ribbed Bicycle Hose for
hard wear, sold as q bar E2e
gain at geo pair 'Ot
Light and heavy ribbed Hose of
hard twisted Maoo Cotton. iAc
worth 25c pair. ~
Another lot Of good every day.
hard wearsrs. selling for Or
l5c pair ..................... -
CHILDREN'S.
Fine ribbed wire twisted Hose
for rough usage, 15c zlrl
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SK0ESl

SHU6Si
MEMS.
We place on sale all our finer
dress shoes for meu-Nici Kid, BOX
Calf and Nelour-values CO AZ
$3.50 to S4.50. choice ..--.-.- v-'EO
Another line of good every day
shoes IL values Y selling S[.50
LADIES'
such ma axes as "UtE & Dunn"
H. 9. Goldman" and Queen City"
Any pair Of Wei and Patent Kid
Shoes selling w TO Sd :3S
5000 ....-........... ...........,C $500
Any pair Of ladies' or misses shoes
in the store selling up TO SIhS
BOYS
The celebrated Walton" and
Fishers brand OF shoes for boys.
Dress shoes of Box Calf, Velour
and Wei Kid. worth up @t SI
20 S5.VV
Every day hard wearers that
always sell for S1.50 and CT fl
200 1lsiV
BAP~-~'
Any pair OF b. O. noes and slip
ers at HALF PRE-.
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HOSIERY!
INFANTS.
Splendid quality black and tan
Hose in plain lace, selling loo
at 35c pair
Infants fine ribbed black 2C
Hose. worth 15c pair.--...-.--..O w
Black. blue, pink and white Hose
in plain and lace, 25c ItlC
quality
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WALKING SKIRTS. made 81
good Unbleached linen. rIeatad
flare. sell at S2.75 and CT 81
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IINE BARGAINS In UNDERWEAR FOR NEXT WEEK!

UNION SCITS-LoW neck and
umbrella. extra fine cotton 1DC
g3uze. Csc value .-..--.,O wv
UNDERWEAR-T4 neck and
long sleeve vests of cotton and Isle,
silk tape trimmed. with drawers TO
match nns6s SOC gar 30C
UNION SUITS-I4ow neck. straight
knae union suits. of soft cotton
gauze. silk tape trimmed. A(l/-
G5c garments acknowledgements T/S
AWERS-Ladies' fine knit
gauze drawers. umbrella shape. lace
trimmed, soc regular, DC
AOi
ODDS AND ENDS in ladies' sum-
mer knit underwear at less than
HALF PRICE
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR-W
have made up four special bargain
tables for this sale.
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WRAPPERS, Percale and Calico,
all cOlors and sizes. cape should
ers. deep ruff1e founce AT 7EC
bottom, 81 so kind ..-..---. ~
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SHORT KINONAS Of dotted and
figured lawn yoke. back and fronts.
s extra full' Soe 29C
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BLEACHED LINEN WALKING
SKIRTS, of fine materials Fl3re
bottoms, $500 reEu- g 7S
lar .-.--- - ~ - -
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READY-TO-WEAR.

LONG KIMONAS. Of figured
Lawn, with bands 10 match the
fabric. another line OF pretty crepe
material and trimmed. eE1E
So and 81 % values ....... lilo
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Aab|a una conpstsncla me-
dca pueItoIIqueha
EL DOCTOR SUSONI

Doctor Francisco M. Susoni. Medlco
Cirujano, con eiercicio en- Ia ciu-
dad de Arecibo, Certifco:
Que durante cuatro amos sucesi-
vos, han venido sisndo obieto de mi
atenta consideration, las excelentes
capsulas de HEM, va como PREVENT
vas 8 como curalivas de Ia Grippe,
que CON tauta frecuencia invade esta
localidsd con un caracter verdadera.
mente epidemico.
No he tenido un solo c9so de esta
infection microbiana, en- donda no ha-
va obtenido resultados abao Iutamente
eticaees, sorprendiendom mas Q ue ma
do, la rspidez con que logran oisipar
todos los sfntomas obietlvos = subjesi.
vos de esta peligcosa enfermedad por
sus serias compiicacione viscerales.
AL felicitAr calurusaments al au,or
de las mencion adas Cat sulas de HEM
me permlto llamsr la atsnci6n de mis-
distinguidos compafisros, estimulan-
doles a su empleo, en- la seguridad de
que muy prontJ abran dc sorpren.
oerles iss excelenbes prop1ed ades del
preparaoO.
Arecibo, Ociubre Is de 1905.
DR. +. M. SUSONI.
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CompaRia do SECURES sobre Ia
vida, del Canada.

Rslaesdn dc ssnssstros pagados en- Pneto
Rsoo por Ia Compasta de Ssg.ros
so6rs Ia utda, GEL SOL, dc o.
nadd, d los Bensfciados de
las P6lizas ssguientss:
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Tn, NV i1fk & Porto Rico Steamship company
Ba conta Postal con Gobemo De los Ehdos Und@ Dc Vmdca

La New York
las doce del dia de la salda
NeW FL
New Orleans Puerto Rico, ievando pssajeros
Sec de 01bodE PCI,TO RICO evando
dc San Juan dos mAdrugada oo puertos de a
Noyembre Is 2 Dicemre - q l9f ose ueves oc.b
26 Noviembre ~ %, D!ciembre 81, 1895
Este os Compsha
Sc rcbe IL
Las 0hcpas saida.
Vapor VASCO vsno sdra
d la sa de u de manana gueotes fechas
Este microbes tubre 25 NovIeubre Dcamhre
Otubre Noyiembre
ga hasta las Il del dia de . saids
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LA SALUD
FARMACIA Y DROGUERlA

PGUid s Arecib0 L. Il.
Existencla cOnAtantemenSs renova'
da. Personal intsligents. Preclos los
mas limiJados. DepoSlro de las famo.
sas pfldoras Martinez, capsulas de
HEM. Dspurativo Ruso 6 Inyecci6n
Roja.
Octubre 30 de 1905.
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Sc venden so reloies esqueletos,

Sc venden so rslojes esqueletos,
nuevos, con Dusna mag alna pesos
GAIA uno y 8 meses p.azos poganoo
| teao do proato y iUs Utros msnsual-
In snts. NJ 10 mauuaran ios rsloJes
SIN auelansar los prIm -ruS 50 peaos on
giro a .ayvr Nc y. kAmp Noltlu Com
pAny, ClLclnnaaIl, ONO. L,s otros
pag Js tle-e quo garautlz trlCS dos CO
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