davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-21

HAG0 SABER: que procedi6ndose al
cumplimiento de sentencia en- el iuicio se-
guido por Ell Abogado don sandalio To-
rres Monge en- representation de Harry
Kaplan, denlandante, contra Sucesi6n de
Antonio Verdejo, demandado, sobre cobro de
trescientos setenta ocho dollars ($378),
intereses q raz6n del uno por ciento por
mes, desde el IA de Octubre iltimo, hasta
que sea satisfecha dicha suma, mas las cos
tas; Sc ha dispuesto la yenta en- p6blica SUI
basta del inmueble siguiente:
"Una casa de MADEIRA, terrera, techada
de zinc, de cuatTo metros de frente por n
ce de largo con su solar que mide diez me-
tros de frente por ounce de fondo, sta en
ell barrio de Santurce de esta ciudad, CO.
lindando poY el Este con la Gale VI, por
ell Oeste con don Higinio Allende, por ell
Norte con don Emigdio s. Ginorio y por
Sud dofa Angela Pantoja.' .
Ell remate tendra lugar en- alOfcina del
Marshal (callede Allen ndmero 19) Il
dia 8 de Enero de 1905 q las dos de la
tarde.
Dicha fnca Sc halla afecta una ejecu-
cion Feguida por don jose Claudio Viera
por cincuenta ocho dollars ($580O) otra
de don Jose E. Vidal por setenta dos
dollars ($72.OO) y otra por Mr.. John S.
Browne por cuarenta un dollars, cos
tas respectivas.
No Sc admitiran posturas que no Gu.
bran las expresadas cantidades, incluyendo
la de esta eiecuci6n.
DADO bajo mi firma en- San Juan, P.
r. veinte y uno de Diciembre de mil no.
vecientos cinco.
AGUSTIN MUSA.
Marshal de la Corte Municipal.
4, Y,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-21
r n N NlA
yiaIe ID Taft.
9 canal InIeIa0salIIg SIS gIaldss IraAIanas.

El viaje que hizo MT. Taft Secretario
de Guerra, alter ego del Presidents
Roosevelt al Itsn1o de Panama. promote
muy importantes resultados Mr. Taft es-
tudi6 la exacta situaci6n poIftiea -Iocal z
International del Hsmo; 10 hecho en- las
obras y 10 por iaeer, sonde6 Ia CO.
rriente de Ia opinion entire los ingenieros
de nota extranieTos para resolyer ST Sc ha-
"a por fin un canal niyel del Oceano, 3.
unodel sistema de exclusas De este mo-
do Sc prepare Taft para informar al
Congreso de inYierno, que ha de resol-
yer defnitiyamente sobre este importante
asunto.
III Canal tiene que ser americana Z ell
Gobierno de America 10 ha de foTtifcaT u
defender local u estrate icamente, aun-
que este no va eKplfcito en- Ia comisi6n de-
Mr.. Taft, seguramente que pensara este
hombre en- los lugares donde Be deban es-
fablecer las inexpugnables defensas que.
gobiernen el ingreso del Canal.
El Paso de Sotavento entire Cuba "
Haiti, sera Ia puerta mayor del Canal .por
81 IAtldntico. Guantanamo es el punto
designado para estaci6n naval, habi6ndose
adquirido ia de Cuba, y. que Sc viene ade-
cuando venientemente a semejante pro-
p6sito Sc necesitan, ademas, otras esta-
clones en- aguas del Sur: ell Paso de Mona
entire Puerto Rico y Santo Domingo; la
bahia de Samana, que esta admirablemen-
te dispuesta, y el Canal de Yucatan entire
Cuba y Yucatan, que Sc tendra tambien
presente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-21

METILOIDES- El mejor mas seguro
de tedos los especficos hasta ahora conooido
para la Cura perm4nente de tsdas las eDfer.
medades de la ureta, va Sc an Gstas cr6nicas 8
agudas Contiane el ftujay cura por COM
pletos en- menos tiempos p 2e ningdn ctro pre-
parade similar, lss gonorIe s. espermatornBs
cist1tis, cot. Mejor pue las inyecciones muy
superior al sandalo y oopa ba. Empieza
gUrtiF su efeoto las tres cuatre horas de
haberse temado.
los METILOIT e 81 son fasiles de tomar
y estan prepara6 o de manera pue n ~vnel-
ven 81 est6mago nj drcducen maloa It S.
De Yenta on todas las BoticaS' Pidanse
muestras gratis 8 sus dnicos fabricr ntes-
Frederick SteaTns & Ca. Detroit, Mich
e. IT. A
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-21
Para SefOTaS
Di1aS y ni1Os

5No ha visto usted los magni-
ficos trajes, blusas kimonas, sa1
cos guarda-polvos, enaguas, cami-
sas, cubre-corsets, trajes para nj
mas y ninos, etc, etc, de telas de
hilo, hechos en- nuestros propiosta-
Heres? Aunque los precios q que
vendemos son muy modicos, no
hacemos NADIA de pacotilla.
Nuestro extenso surt1do COM
prende desde la blusa mas censi-
la, hasta los ricos trajes adorna-
dos con fnos encaies, calados, bor-
dados. etc. The Porto Rico Drawn
WOrk& Embroidery Cole For
taleza San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-21
MALESTAR PyBLICQ

4. New York, Dieiembre 21, 1.30 b. IN.
Dicen de Madrid, que es general Ia
creencia de que los distdrbios de Barcelo-
ma Sc repitan.
En- toda Catalina subsiste la excitaci6n
contra el ej6rcito. Han circulado hoy VIC.
lentas hojas sueltas en- que Sc concita los
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-21

sebastopol, Russia, entire los barcos leales
y los rebeldes, un bar9o cuyo bordo Sc
encontraban doscientos torpedos fu6 echa-
do pique por su colnandante por tenor
de que un ob6s vinie1a determinar la
explosion.
De Odessa y de otrd IS guarniciones han
legado regimientos ID infanterfa, y de ar
tillerfa Ia indicada ciudad de Sebastopol.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-21

Mas tTopas Sc hallan dispuestas em-
barcar con igual faesta1o sumas important
teshan sidoF ofrecidas por las cabezas de
dos de los principaIes jjefes rebeldes, due
no han podido ser caPturadoa por las tFo-
pas alemanas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-21

-Resueltamente Que no hay otro nectar
como ell Ron ''Llave'' de Arecibo, lvivifca
q los d6biles y conserva Ell vigor 4 los
fuertes M, r. Calder6n & Co., Tetuan
Ill son los que 10 venden.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-21

separatistas a la rebellion.
Ell malestar p1blicd acentdase tambi6n
en- otras provincias, ed donde 81 clero ca
t6lico ha hecho p6blico su disgusto con
motivo del pr6ximo enlace del rey, con una
princesa britannica que mo profesa la reli-
gi6n cat6lica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-21
Ell canal De Panama

New York, Diciembre 21, 1.30 .. m.
Ante el Senado seran resueltos--dice un
teIegrama de Washington--los problemas
planteados para poder continuar sin inte-
rrupci6n los trabaios de Ia via interocek-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-21
Los aIenanes en- Africa

New York, Diciembrs Ri, l. 80 p. m.
\ Una orden del ministrCo de Ia guerra
aleman Idispone .dl envfo de una division
de infanteria de 5000 hombres. ocho
baterfas de artilIerfa al Africa Occidental.
con objeto de ter1ninar de una vez Ia 81.
blevaci6n de aquellas tribus.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-21

Barcelona ed bona 81 la bolsa es soma,
dicen de antafio, pero 1.El Catalan" de Ia
calle de San jose No. IL, suene 8 no la
trompeta de Ia ia ma ea el primer fabrican-
te de turrones dulees fnos Visite sd
tienda Sc conveneera
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-21

Por cada 10 centavos que Sc gasten has
ia ell 4 de febrero de 1905 Sc regalara una
papeleta de una preciosa mufeca IN pia-
no. Hay juguetes, efectos religiosOs :
cristaleria
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-21
UNA -lIEIGULT TAD

New York, Diciembre III. i. 30 :. M
Ell Sultan ha pasado una nota ( las po-
tencias coaligadas pidiendo que se retiten
de los mares tureos todas las fuerzas nava.
les dc Europa, dlfn de obrar sin ninguna
preston aparente, en- la resoluci6n de los
asuntos de Macedonia.
Las potancias tnsisten On que un barco
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-21

de guerra de eada unh debe permaneder
en los DaIdanelos mishtras queda solucto-
nado Il conhictoI y cnmplidos por 81 DO
bierno otomano, todos los extremes del
compromise suscTito p6r la Sublime PueT-
to, garantizando vidas y haciendas de los
habitaptes de aqqellas regioncs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-21
lM.P0RTANTES GABL ES
0freCiilientO del Kaiser

New York, DiciembTe ri, 1.30 p. m.
Noticias de San Petersburgo afirman
que 81 Gar ha fecibido ofrecimientos dlel
emperador aleman, prometi6ndole 81 auxi
lilo en caso de verse precisado aquel ( aban-
donar 81 terTitorio russo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-21
AIanbIado ElselIlea hIunbIado EIacITico

breve tenderness terminada nsalaci6n del aurado
eIectrico e pueblo dc RioPedra asi e BarrO de
HatoRey
PoDEdos ELEcTRIco
tengan Ia bondad de postal para poder
dar q represenante para recibir ordenes
SAN JUAN LIGHT & TRANSIT COMPANY
Ne San Juso San JUAN p R.
ri. o..
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HARRY h. KAPLAN
Demandante.
vs..
SUCCESSION DE ANTONIO
VERDEJ0
DemaldadO.

OFIcIEA DEL. MARSHAL.
Agusti1e M1sG lNarcGao, Marshal de Ia
Oorte Municipal del Distrito Judicial
Municipal be San Juan, p. r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-21

la division de la escuadra saleniana qne
vista los puertos Tus6s del Baltico IleVa
instrueciones de secunHar cualquier indi.
caci6n del Car, 6n 81 sentido He .haIlar Te.
fugio enI aquellos baredg.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-21

Asegdrase que se Ydtaran nuevos cr6di-
tos para la colossal obfa. La tiebre anna
rilla ha decrecido bastante en- estos dias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-21

IA TIENDTTA.-DeJ J. ECHEVARRLA
Plaza PYSacipaJ al I0ClO ICleg Ayat1stO-
nSie1etO.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-03-03

door OF the parror ali the time Ais
tening, and he had a gun IN his NIP
pocket, and would call him out for q
duel the next morning Sure! Dad
didn't sleep good that night, and, the
next morning r got d gambler to look
cross at dad and Size him up. and dad
didn't eat any breakfast. After break
fast Il had the hotel photographer
write q challengeato dad and demand
satisfaction for alternating the affec-
lions Of his wife and dad began TO-
get weak In the knees? u He showed me
the challengej and T told him the only
way to do In this climate was to walk
around and punch liisa cane one the
floor, ndlook mad and talkloud, and the
challengernwould know he's wass a fiery
fighter, and would apologize sand dad
walked around townland through the ho-'
tel ONCE most Of the day fairly frothing
ct the mouth, b and hewthinksH he has
scared the challenger away and as
gths woman shgone, dad thinks he Is
q hero. zfroaleq o6t Tsd1 9aosn e"'
1itBut the worst thingcihas happened,
and It Will take7a week to- grow new
skin, on dads legs He got acduafnt-
ed, With abbunch1 Of men0who were
| hunters and asportsj and they talked
Of the bear eshootingei Arkansas and
dad told about how s'he had killed
tigers; tltonS, elephants and things; UNI
I'll they thought he was great. q Dad
never saw one sof those animals ex-
cept In 10 menagerie, but when they
suggested that he goiewith them on, a
bear hunt, he bit like saIibass, and the
whole bunch went of ina blackboard
one morning with t guns;la lunches.
hounds. bottles, and 70 all w kinds OF
ammuntti ona They didn'tllet me- co.
but Swhen the, crowd came backuabout
midnight and they. carried dad up
to his room. and sent fora DOCTOR one
sfSthe horse race meufwho went aons
lSto1d no all about it-it fsht bs1Bfosb
sT1s bald, they, went out I'm the cane.
brake and stationed dad onsa runway
for bear. and put, I'M the dogs about
Af'tnfleE away in the swamp. and they
left him there for FIVE hours, and
when thsys yeutl 10 wheres .he2 .waa.
stherei WAS ai drdtsl ofoWilds hogs, ] Of
peccaries, under tree, and dad was
fspI onsa LIMB, PRAYING rahis gpno on
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-03-03

back. Tell them we; have gone 10
Panama, or Mexico, or any old plaee.
by the. way kid / shall have a
give you q little tatherly advice.
When dad and .I'were at the bank get
ting wad, to travel with, / asked, one
bf the clerks how ittwss that the ,banh
dispensed with your services, 'aftex
you had been there nearly 8 year sad
bad got your salary up to $50 4 month,
md were Just becoming worth ayour
salt.i He satd you, got TOO fresh, ,thsA
svsry new responsibility that was put
upon you caused your ohsnt to swell
md that you walked around ] q
though yeu were president aek ~
hank. and that you got ashamed ~
barry your lunch to the bank. to ,SaA
II An the back room, but went out "a
b restaurant and ordered the things
10 eat that came under thas 1b.csnt list,
whether you liked e9foodior not Just
tolshow off,; and instead Of quietly sae.
ing the wholesome lunch your mother
put, UP for you. and being good M;
kured, you ate the restaurant, refuse
and got cross; and all for style, show
inE that you had got the big head
tands that you demanded an increase ol
sallFy. like "a walking sdelesst6 @lid
| got Mred. rs you ought 70 have sbtsn;
and now you are walking on yonr up.
lpers,a and are sshamadl 10 iook1 Int
the bAak, which you think is going ia
fail because you have withdrawn your
support arranged With the man!
ayers to take you back on probation,
80 you 60 and report Tor duty Just q
Though you had been of on vaca,
ton. and them you try and have ione
sense. Get to athea bank before you
are expected, and stay a. little while
latter 1t Is time to quit, and don't
watch the clock and get your coat on
before it strikes, anda don't make d
center rush for the door, as though
you were escaping from sjail. Eel
those abovesyou see that there 9is no,
enough for you to- do, and that you
are anxious to help all around the
place. Look upon a bale of money Just
as you would look upon a bale Y Of
hay & If you were working in q feed
store, and don't look covetous upor
Ia pile OF bills, and wonder how muct
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-03-03
The Bad Boy writes to his + ceh,uin
,1ea About His Dads Adventures 9 !
s4R lsAl at Hot Springs.
By HON. GEORGE w. PECK. fg

~ =. By HON. GEORGE W. PEcK.fw >
,lEx, Governor Of Wisconsin. formerly pub
l. Usher Of "Peck's Sum-" author, Of,
''Pecks Bad Boy."pete.5 1851
ElCopyright, 1901. by Joseph 3. Bewiss.
~. Copyright In Great Brittany - :.
HaiLIoT SPRINGS, Ark.9My dear
4 DO old chum: Dad and got
bsre three days ago. and have BEGUN
70 enjoy LIFE 1--WE didn't leave homo
p minute too soon, as we would have
been arrested for running over that iba.
mana peddlers and for arson In set
ting load OF hay on fire and, destroy.
Ing the farmers pants in our auto.
mobile accident. Ma writes that p
hceman and O. deputy sherin hare
campsd on 2our front doorstep ever
since we left, waiting Tor dad and i
20 show, up: Dad wants mo to tell
You to notify the sofncsrs that they
ban 60 plum; as we shall nsvsr ieems
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-03-03

the ground lhis cost was fchewed by
the wild pigs, and the wild animals
were jumping up to eat his shoes. The
fellows hid behind trees and listened
to dad confess his SINS and pray, and
promise to do better, and be- "a good
man and swhan5as Wild pig would gnash
his teeth andsmake jump at him, he
would talk yswearotwords,ca cat the pig,
and then be would put up his hands
and ask forgiv eness, land promise to
lead different life, and say what d
to be off down here in the
sammy south being eaten alive by wild
HOGS, wheh hes oughtito be- home en-
aCyfag religion. Just as dad was
gAboutAto die There on the limb Of a
sShagbafik hickory, the fellows behind
the trees touched off small dynamite
scartridge md threw thunder the tree,
and when Dit exploded the, wild hogs
cram Gaway. Sdad fell off the limb, and
|, Ae was relcued, . He was "a sight, for
Nrs, when they brought ihim to- tbs
hotel: hissclothes were torn off, his
stomach liberated and when he,uwas
stuck together with plasterssand Twas
alone witR him. he said he was as
s1ood- bear hunter; as ever came down
~the pike. hut be never worked in 8 a
slAughtsr house and didn't know any.
thing, dabd&t ) slaughtering pigs. and.
| besides, Y he ever. got out again, and
able 70 Use p gun, he would put that
buHch Of hlnters that took him out In
the, canebrxkes unders thesI Sod He
said .whife he sat up the tree praying
for strength to endure the ordeal he
had revelation that there wasn't a
bear within hundred, miles, and that
those fellows had 1.-The ahogs trained to
|ascsrSS vfsiturs to Hot Springs SO
Ethsy ecplds.be, easyrto rob;go He said
one fsllowd borrowed $50 of him to
pay into the state treasury for wear
and tear on the wild hogs. Well. dad
~ forgotten about the monkey
n " . 4
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-03-03

NOV THEN. MY BUCK" CRIED A
a.NoICE WITH PASSION, WELL
I SETTLE OUR DIFFERENCES MAN
< TO MAN" .s.
hatred of Murgatroyd. Yet that had
not cnred him Of the dangerous habit.
& He had observed the gamblers cares
fully. One was past middle age and
had iron gray hair and beard, the
other, was but little older than the
man they had victimized. asfl'& &c
Sturgis, the younger man
was saying as Darrell, came up, 4s;if we
could find some one else with a. roll
this nights work would break the req
ord" ls a'f
You're never satisfied, Cliff" res
turned Sturgis, tossing off the contents
of glass just brought by waiter.
May I sit in with you, gentlemen q"
inquired Darrell. pleasantly.
At that moment he looked the UNI
Sophisticated and ingenious eastern
gentleman, caring nothing for little
money and DESTROYS only Of whiting
away the time. As he spoke, he dis
played large roll Of bills.
i had thought of quitting said
ssturgis, Shooting q glance at hts hon
federate, "but still, II you want a
round, ! guess I could accommodate
you. Do you want to take q haud?"
beaded, oareisssly, 70 the Other run.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-03-03
wrench In his system, and / fgu4sSG we
are going to enjoy ourselves here ii
the old-fashioned way. Yours all right:
ntsst ~ aNlg4ta an Itn71NNMRY u ]
An OYSTER Pie

cd We had an oyster pie for dinner to-
lday.at our boarding house, said the rib
bon clerk. ~ AZ y,f ta
offs that right?" asked his companion.
Who got the oystsr7'-Yenksrs
Statesman. q la, ~,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-03-03
shows a HEAVY Loss.

40 New York, Feb, ,25.- Standard Oh
stock fell to $3.50 q share on the Broad
street curb in New York, representing
loss of SAL ,0o0, 900 in value since the pub
LEGATION of the presidents order for an
Investigation, N piuen aoay7o3oi., ase-a Sc
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-03-03
Some, Information.i

Visitor -,y7Boys will be boys. sieb W
s Boston Youth-Pardou, madam, "a,
Darwinian theory teaches thatta proto
plastic cell may evolve tntoas boy. but I
boy must, OF! necessity, evolve into some
thing else.-zPnck.Ir .g5haalmIaleb =!
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-03-03
Talking Shop.

II lA-~ss5lH" ls1xoEls
yFtrst Telephone Girl-- What did Bslls
say when Eou told her yeur,ensasemeat
was broker? "a al.,ai5aoa sisttV9 .sshsi
ausecond Telephone Girl-oh, she said
at only meant another ring o1l-Royal
Magazine. al, sAaYvd bns l,snaaGsda
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-03-03

UP TO y2,, EAT Els Is sHoEs
there is in It'll and think how much you
could buy with it II it was yours. 1t
is Just a partof the busines that Dile
Of money is, land it is not so1rA place
to brood over itnwith vsnour inyourt
eyes. LII ~ y
kids you dor. want to 20
uA,ddling thissafound among the neigh-I
boz $, but dad and Il ARE having tina
TIM ) Of our HIVES here, and since dad
mas begun toI get acquainted with the
ialfeA here all the hotel and the mil-
lio.aai sports, he is getting well, apd'
acts ma e old times. He sat in thespsrSs
lnr M the hotel, with a widow the
f1rst night until the porter had 70 tell
gihim tlrr cut; Il out. Say, Il got asleep
three o y four times on lounge s,q in the BE-
parlm, 5waiikiig .fpF dad dad to get tebhel
CONTINUE n in our next in talking With y
that widy,,w about his wealth, and his
loneliness since ma died. He said he
didn't KIN, w What he was worth, bs-
cause he udn't pay any attention 70
any Of his bonds and securities, ex-
lcept his 8 tandard Oil stock, because
the diyiden. Is ION that stock came reg
ular and in, reased little every quar-
tar. Gee Snt / wanted to tell her
that all the tnterest be had IN Stand q.
ard, OIL stool k was 4 gallon kerosene
can with a n plato stuck in the spout,
and when we went to bed told him
khat woWsn's husband Was psAsaS sAs
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-03-03
,naLaveEo

~ Custome what kind Of a crazy
novel is this anyway? It begins with
the last chapter and ends with the first
81 Book sellerAoh, that edition is III
tended for ladies' only Chicago News
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-03-03
ii&Q sBJ2 H4 y
/ Poor Dad.

I Fl would like to- Sc your mother.s 4
an giving lessons in firing hand-paintsd
china" gr - .,,,4,, i
gatGaeEma don't need no lessons; she's
an expert at irin' anything. H ustoa
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-03-03
J, MOT Appropriate. 70 He,I

i a negro woman 70 years OF age has
Just graduated from New Haven, Coma,
school. She. has one big advantage. No
body will be likely to make f1ippant
references to her as q Sweet girl grad
uate." -7iH 'bh
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-03-03
IMPOVERISHED Nd! Y ] S0ll


q impoverished soil, like impoy.
i srishyead1s BLOOD, needs q proper
fertilizer "A. chemist by analyz.
ing the soil can tell you what,
fertilizer to- use for different
products. . ~. . s. 3 5s =.
e If'your blood is impoverished
your doctor will tell you what
you need to- fertilize it and give
il the rich red corpuscles that
are lacking init. It'-may be you
need u tonic, but more likely you
MEDIA concentrated fat food,
and fat fat, iss the element lacking
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where the Real Pull Gomez -.

Is Where the Real Pull Genes.
Patient-Well. now. can you i've
me the gas?si7oqsg Fai9lLtf<j i!21ah
Doctor Tho tooth is out, my dear
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! Patient-Yes, but it's paying the fes
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REASONS HIS 'sss !

why you should let REEcE take
your photos: lst, Because you are!
sure Of getting q pleasing and
natural poses End, Because that
new finish is superb; 3rd, Because
you are shown the newest ideas i'll
photography; 4th, : Because YOU
nave your choice OF a large selec-
ton OF theSnewest and ''swellest''
unts;5th, Because all work is.
gotten outsDnitime and is guaran-a
teed to satisfy. There are IS other
reasons that you can see when you
3get your pictures.
;REEcE.
Successor to Burdick.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-03-03
CAST '' ORA
For Infants and Children. III
The 4 KING You Have Always Bough,
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Agoniz,iin,gC Burns,

are instantly relieved. u and perfectly
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Rivenhark, Jr.. of Norfolk, Va. writes;
~ burnt my Knee dreadfu11y; that 1t
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Salye stopped the pain, and healed 1t
without 9 scar. y Also 81 heals all
wounds and sores. 25c. at p. a. Glenn.
mer,I druggist. + :
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