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New-York tribune., 1905-07-28
TIE deal YvsRAND.


Tut TIT. What is al this paIaver about the
icea- husband. when tie actual husband Is me one
on ras tsDis OF hoDel
The trend CT ali such thought Is somewhat Ike
D. synts1 II search Of the picturesque" and
leads the silly. dissatisfied wife srr1ng into for
hidden channels 10 seek her affinity IN IDEAL II
nol IN sry actual way.
Daughter 0f Eve listen 70 Lady Of the Clo
hehooi who has hae great-grandnotherly expert
srce Married life has changed your lover INTO
husband. He feels responsio oiIlty. as the husoaHo
LlDLsecauc)- has q stake ln the comm cl ~
This gives him grave air he mas placed you lh
the Kingdom OF Rome 20 reign queen. There are
cares attached 10 This kingdom. u he is ~eaithy
.ou should help MIN to spend money "lsey. 20. ~.
fou founding family II Otherwise yoN ms
bs his heipmeet and assure your prosperity ..re
lR the tread winner you the hoinemahef - No. ,
20 pleasure IN fulfilled duty IN the making OF goe g
home has paradise. whlcE ne VIII turn as JUS
the toHer the SUM- -. -
You have gained MS love. but the great polnss -
- Aeep II This dssa tsfaction. THIS seeking sleI
the ttainable often leads 70 ne dtsoIo
courts untu life IN modern days resenlIes .
country dance. where the hoo4Si CHS S~N
partners ali round .,,,,- ,.-,flv
You car rule vour home 20 make your Iali1y amy
ComfOrta bic and haDpy but must noi rgls i. Cl,1y @
guide aim gently Your genleness VII .s ul.As -. -,
great Remember thai the Almlghty tnsI1o sS o. o.
the future OF Eve end Of her oescstlosi .,,S
He said. Thy desire shall be 20 tny nasoa'S' S-49
- 1''@4' r1ie IADY OF THE OLD SCHOOL
EsW-Br1ghton. staten Island
New-York tribune., 1905-07-28
Cool DRESS GOODS
For AG CAST

If your vacation is still to come, here's
reason to be glad of it. You could not
have bought these charming Summer
dress fabrics at prices like these while
ago.
There's no reason for the low prices
now-except our imperative dismissal
Fine and pretty:
HaIf-Linen Suitins, at f21ze a Yard, worth
25e and 37lze
Plain colors woven with paerceriZec
thread adding Iustre and finish. The
mixed colors with white nUb threads. giving
style and character.
Irish Dinlities at 1ss Yard, worth 25e
Dots and figures and floral designs on
white and tinted and black grounds. Plain
coIors, too. Plain and cluster cords and
nainsook checks
Emhroidered HaIf-s Chambrays at 25e
a Yard, worth 45c and SOC
Dotted patterns or Persian colored figures
embroidered on tinted grounds; others are
swivel silk weaves-the silk threads woven
10 form small, pretty designs ROtunda.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-28

80, ae rather is in jail now. but only for ,avv
oo-,1s Agnes has a stepmother. who Is SIR.
ssraas Ing the child and seems very fond or her
,Aenes cried when she learned that Sis has -
4eaYe the stepmother. SIG Na0 70
,,,.- y you could only get him sent awav ,or :
.i sentence, Judge and I've me and the yIf+is
mother. naIveIy e'' sa-u the step
reni,sS an ~ send him away for long sentence
dren's Gu - parents on probation at tha Ch.t
sooJ o.e Isl as long as they treat tbstT ch,larsn
Il Is said TO have very good efsect
New-York tribune., 1905-07-28
FOR LABRADOR

Miss latham Of the Conant CF1a-) branch, has
sent a pair Of long stockings. with leather soies.
that were knitted for her in Scotland to wear on
boating trip: one pair Of gloves. one OF Tnittens
and vrtstlets three picture hooks and NUMBER
., ards for the Labrador box: Mrs Kelly heavy
oo-5,,-ov coat: Mrs NJ Of Bennington. VI. a fine.
-r,-rn s,1it and chndren's garments. from Mrs.
Nscrovern. Of Hoboken. n. J.; I've pairs OF wrist
1t. from Adele r Hoskirs. Of Florida Miss
tro,,oruiski has contributed package OF lovely
mounted flowers from the Delaware "areF gap
i-io - q, +bfs Christmas box AS the flora
70 his region differs widely from that Of La6Ead1T
ne ne - - acceptable git 10 these Northern Peo-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-28
JOSIE MADE HAPPY.

Josie Baker. the crippled boy for whom Mrs q
or NeW-Brunswick- made an appeal for aid to help
pay the rent. writes:
words tail me when wish TO express my graft
t1oe 70 you Tor your great kindness to u1vse z
ano tamily IN helping Us 10 retain our home which
Is very dear 10 me. on account Of cur nice ward
sno o my seat out under the honeysuckle vine. I
VII owe you q debt or gratitude long as life
lasts. and feel though I could cry out IN nv
giacnesS You cannot realize the kindness YOU
nave SHOWN me. and Oh, how all appreciate III
May Goo bless each and every one connected with
ne Sunsnlne Society OF The New-York Tribune
Our prayers viii always be FOR its success
New-York tribune., 1905-07-28
CLEANING HULL or THE GEN. sLocum
lBT TELEGRAPH TO THE rpIBuNEI

lBY rELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNEl
Camden ". J.. July 1.-THE work OF cleaning
our the hold Of the steamer General SIocum al
most completed. The hull lies of 2Sth-st The
work is IN charge OF & c. Crcamer. who intends
TO convert the hulk into coal barge. Mr. Creamsr
and his men have watched closely the dirt taken
from the huh bat yei have found bones.
was suggested by residents near by. who called
fbe attention OF the Board OF Health 10 what they
declared was a stencil from bodies.
skull al first believed that OF q child
was found yesterday afternoon, but II later
discovered TO De that OF dog. Frank smith, one
81 the workmen, found several cents, which ara
believed 70 have come from 8lot machina
New-York tribune., 1905-07-28
INSTRUMENTAL
Fancy China at Half Rice

Another day to pick from these beaati-
ful sample pieces, and pay only = ksIf,
and sometimes third Of the price that
the same patterns vii bring In regular
stocks this Fall. Visitors to the City, As
well as those who are looking ahead for
Christmas gifts, viii find this a r-znark-
able opportunity.
Salad Bowls. at e5c 30c 75c. s. al. s. 50
each, worth soc, soc. s1-5o. $3.50 and ss.sa
Celery Trays. at 25c and soc each. worth
soc and 81.
Chop Dishes. at SOC. 81. s1-56 Z and 50
each. worth 81, 81, s3-5e, s4z5 and s6.5e.
Chocolate Pots. at Soc. 81 aud as each
worth s1.75. 81 and S3.5e.
Ice-cream Plattsrs. at Soc 75c and 81
each, worth 81. SL50 and s.
Cake Plates. 81 each. worth s3.25
Sugars and Creams, at zoe a pair. worth
s125
Ramikins CSC each. worth T5c
Tete-a-tete Sets. at S1.25 and s1.50 SCI,
worth So and S3.50-
Plates. at 25c. S5c. soc. 75c aad 81 each.
worth soc. 55c. 81. s1.5e. g..
Cups and Saucers. az 25c. soc 75c. I'D 20
50 each. worth soc, 81. $50. up TO ss.
Tenth street aisle Main fOor
New-York tribune., 1905-07-28
WANTS

Miss Rogers. OF Louisiana would like tn receivs
some fancywork materials for the purchase of
which she has ths money. The articles she
desires 10 make during the summer intended
for holiday g1fts- For pansy mats she would like
four skeins each Of white. dark green. lemon and
darkesi shaded purple OF single zephyr For
dolls hammock she requires four balls OF druggist
cord These may De white and green pink and
green. two Of eacn-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-28

1.-THE Tribune Fresh Air Fund was the first
movement Of the kind in the country. Every
other one. here or elsewhere. has been started
in imitation Of this pioneer. The Tribune cord
tally welcomes all co-laborers in the field but
without wishing TO depreciate in the least the
work OF others, thinks IT its duty TO remind
readers that the Tribune Fresh Air Fund is so
far as known. the only one in which absolutely
every dollar contributed by the public goes
directly to the work Of sending q poor child 20
the country. keeping him there for two weeks
and bringing him back agsfa. Every So insures
such a vacation TO at least child. There
have been years in which, owing to the nlagni-
t,lde OF the operations of the Tribune Fresh Air
Fund such a result insured by every 81 so
No collectors are ever employed. and all collec-
tons made for the fund purely voluntary
All expenses for the organization. agents and
the general machinery Of the charity are pri~
vately betrayed by The Tribune Itself and by
the trustees OF the fund. There are no per-
centages to collectors 10 come out OF the con-
tributions OF the public and payments to
agents. managers. secretary or others Every
dollar goes straight TO the benefit OF child
New-York tribune., 1905-07-28
OTTER coNTRIRUTIoNs

Mrs and Miss Kelly. Of Manhattan never seem
u =. a. Moments Judging by the amount
70 u9 -. -orL accomplished IN addition TO many
o. s.Ins g5vsp 10 other phiIanthropc orga MIA
oli-eI - Tsd7esday they brought 70 the once
uo1-s , ,Tetty crocheted hoods Two tnfanss s-.L -.
I+ shoulder shawl as holiday siftS aand 49, ard
sunshine wOols fancy wor2 .'s r9s ~o,bers Mrs.
bound books as 20 las given pretty white and
,5.nSer W. % s@oade ss ans E' NJ masaanes and
burn OF Brook!yh,. .-or1 . III s. of jersey Clty-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-28
roR ITALIAN CHILDREN.

Next weez the Italian children Of the upper
East Side. connected with the Home Garden
branch. VIII have their Sunshine outing to Couey
Island Miss Annie C. Rudy. the president WI
be assisted In the care Of these children By some
OF the volunteer workers al the home All the
recipients anticipating q day Of rare sunshine
Miss Oln-stead. OF No. II branch South Ferry,
has. through the T. 5 S. outing fund given day
pleasure 70 the poor children In her locality and
some Of the mothers with sick babies win also be
invited for outing
New-York tribune., 1905-07-28
NO MONEY ron TRAVELLING.

A very poor member in Oswego County n. Y.
who is entirely without means 70 pay railway
fares has sent pathetic letter TO the ONCE ask
ing for contribution Her sister. another mem
ber who lives In another part Of the county. is
dying with cancer. and she wants so much to go
and and give the practical assistancs In the
little home that Is much needed
New-York tribune., 1905-07-28
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The season OF school days viii shortly be at
hand and wise mothers are already preparing for
It Illustrated is a charming little Grock
which is well adapted both to the washable fab
rics which VIII be needed for the first few weeks
and for the lightweight wooIs which will be In
New-York tribune., 1905-07-28
FOR GENERAL INFoRsIATIoS.

Al letters and packages intended for the T. s s
should De addressed to the Tribune Sunshine Society
IfiDune Building New-York City. II the above sd-
dress Is carefully observed comm, ,v-,... ,.- !.
T, 1SI ths = = , win be less likely to go asfras RE
ounshine Society has connections Win anT
9SL organization or publication using the word
All checks orders shouid -
made payable TO the Tribune sunsIin. soeiety Ao DO
New-York tribune., 1905-07-28
NE W MUSIC
From Al Publishers

We have all the popular music IS fast
as If comes from the presses. Below is
suggestion of our fine list at lSe copy
VOCAL
Daddy Dear. Would You Care.
Yankee Doodle Boy. Dearfe.
Yankee Irish Girl Weleone
Keep 4 Little Cosey Corner in Your Heart
for Ne.
Goodbye, Sweet Marie.
Goodbye. Eyes Of Blue.
Little Girl You'u Do.
Down Where the Sflvery Mohawk Flows
Pal OF Mine
INSTRUMENTAL
Yankee Grit Star Of the See
Peter Piper. Highland Ladies'
College Life String or Psarlz-
Arabola- Loves Garden WaItzss
We also have today collection of
publishers samples Of new MusiS. as vel
as some popular music usually sold at
Isc; now at SC copy.
Beck Store. Ninth ST.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-28
NFw QUALITIES.

The deal husband OF one woman may nor Oe eng
deal OF her neighbor. but ali women ~ln sses 60
hsi certain characteristics and
ser1zia traits Of temperament nust De U
makeup OF an IDEAL husband -..,,,-.
Eor,s v,or,sn 6ennand more. others may require
sss. bu, wou,en the world over are unit II their
appreciation, yss almost alteration OF ths '''s
slxbsn6-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-28
TRIBUNE PARTY AT sALLsToN SPA

TRv TELEGRAPH 70 THE rRIBUEE.l
Ballstou Spa. y. Y, July z1.-Sixry Tribune Fresh
Air children arrived here this afternoon and the
boys and girls will be entertained IN this village
ana ttS vicinity for the next two weeks. Ballston
SPA always extends warm welcome TO these chill
frpp
New-York tribune., 1905-07-28
Ne1v Shades
In SUMMER GLOVES

The Kayser Silk Gloves for Women.
In al the lovely Summer shades; black
and white, too, of course.
Whatever the freek, We can match it
or, at least, set it of with harmonic
ing tone.
At Z5c and 81 Pair
Tenth street
New-York tribune., 1905-07-28
DAILY THOUGHT.

Honest good huTnor is the oil and wine Of a merr-
neetlng and there Is no Joyial conpanionshTp sous
20 lnat weefe the Jokes are rather small and al
lanshter abUads dsnt-fW Wsshingtor Irving
New-York tribune., 1905-07-28
MONEY RECEIVED.

member OF the advisory board OF the - 8 q
mas sent 80 for needy families; A C p. OF YER
mont 2 for emergency fund. and r I D. z
New-York tribune., 1905-07-28
THE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUND.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

Proceeds Of a fair held at Rutherford " j. BY
six little girls: Louise 6cle nix. Dorothy Schsnk.
Lillian Schenk. Marie Bauman. Louise Bau-
mar and Helen cum $40 90
Dr. A Huntington. Islpt Long Island. 10 90
W Z 10 20
Two pairs dressing slippers. S. wrapping
same So -.-.-......-. ......--....-.-.E...-. 500
'5ew7Iden'' n uemOrtarIl. RO0
please do publish my name .-.-......-.- SEQ
Mrs Il r. Mansfield. UEca, n. y---s..-........ 5 co
X 2 -.......-...... 500
Julia z Martin. Morrtstown. y. J....-......- 400
I n ..-...----- %
charles NJ Skinner Brooklyn 90
"A friend Kingston y. E----...-..--..-.-... SEQ
=. W. .---..--
Il s. Woodnlan. Brooklyn. 500
Tim Pond. Maine .-...-...-..-- 5eo
George z Distir. WindhzH, y. =. through
weekly Witness .-.....-..-............... goo
Doris Ssttss P.ainhsle. y J..-.-.-.-...--.... 90
e Manly ChaIlottesVllle, Fa.s..r.-...-.....-. 500
Previously acknowledged 926 81
-o.s- rrIv - 1909 go 80 =
New-York tribune., 1905-07-28
Total July 81. 1903. .

Reulittances preferably by check, express order
or postoffice money order, SHOULD be drawn to the
order Of and addressed the Tribune Fresh AIR
Fund, New-York City.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-09
El rey don Alfonso en- Berlin
TIaedn en- un hapda de Nuen York
Una condesa acusada de parricidio
Ri triunf0 del alcaIde Mac CaeIIan
Question de Hungrla.- --Oes6rdenes en- Praga

New York, Noviembre 9.-La reception al rey de Es-
paha Berlin segdn despachos de aquea capital ha sdo
magnifca Ell pueblo victore6 con entusasmo don Al
onso que hzo entrada carruae descuberto la de-
recha del emperador hospedandose uego e palaco i'm
pe desde cyos BALCONIES pesenc6 edes6e de las tropas
saludando las banderas alemanas Las mdscas mtares
tocaban la marcha real espanoa Ell aspecto de Berlin
soberbio Sc ha querldo eclpsar Paris grandiosdad
buen gusto. Hoy asise rey un gran banquete ofre
cdo por el burgomaestre. Esta noche function de
gala las Nalkyyas de Wagner. Mahana tendran lu-
gar las manobras deben asstr entises mil hombre
En- tranvia de la octava avenda el cruce la
cae 34 las cnco de la madrugada penero aver hon.
bre bandendo revolver contra e conductor oblg6
dar la senal de salda nmedatamente AL partir e tren
por la pataorma poteror entraron otros dos hombres
emprendiendola ros primero que respond6 dspa
rando todas las capsuas Los tres esuaron herdoS de
gravedad ueron trasportados hospital La circunstan
a de If e wagon cas vacio evt6 mas desastres Sc
ran las causas de esta tragedla
Anuncan desde Odarzo--V Veneca-.que acaba de ser
arrestada la condesa de Coao bao la terrible acusac6n
de haber dado muerte a propa madre de torturar
cruelmente padre ancano. Ell pueblo masa ha he
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-09

cho una demostrac6n de hsstidad la condesa pidendo
que la condene Ia guiotna. Esta notcia produce
toda Italia Europa sensation extraordnarla. La
condesa muer bella de grandes rentas vncuadas e
Lombardo- Veneto.
La ciudad de Nueva York esta perfectamente Tranquil
la despues de las eeccones cuyo escruno odava meier
to, arroa puradad de 10000 votos favor de los
dem6cratas, candidate Mr.. Mac Celan Como los
comcos de 1903 triunaron por 55.000 los repubcanos
que ell exto suyo que les asegura la election del
Gobernador mayoria mas fuerte an quela actual
la legislature de Albany. El zammany Hall celebr6
che reception para ceebrar la victoria de corego
narios
Telegrafian de Viena que en- la ciudad de Praga.--
Hungria-han estalado graves des6rdenes .Ounientos
manestantes han recordo las caes dgendose hacia el
Gyaben Un Gordon de cuatro as de pocas les cerr6 e
paso pero tanta uerza que la poca tuvo
que ceder Entonces peneraron los pubicos
atacaron los estudanes austrlacos Ell grueso de la
nfestac6n fue haca la cae de Cracova quso forzar la
entrada de los circuos estudantes Los sodados ecben
ordenes de sar de cuartees La Unversdad esta
bajo la custoda de la policia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-09
JUNTA ESCOLAR
Sc proyeeta un anticipo de
$1,000 dollars con destine
a un edificio- blbIiOteca
REFORMAS EN- YAUC0
,Profesores rurales que seran
gratlhcados con veintc
dollars mas al ano.

Esta mai1ana coDlsrenciaron con
al Sub comisioua ado de Educacl6n los
seIlores don Juan Roig y don Ramon
julia, presidente y vocal, respectiva-
mente, de la Jun'a escolar do Yauco.
Estos sefiores se proponen conse-
guir del Conseio Ejecutivot un emrres-
sito de 1900 dollars con desiino q un
sdifcio escolar que se construira en- la
parte sur de aquel pueblo.
Tambien Sc tiene 81 proyecto de
formsr una bibliotecs, anexs al edit
clio, Ia eual contendr6 las obrss mas
recientss de Ia literature contempor&-
uea.
La Junta escolar celebr6 un con-
venio con el Departamento & fin de
hacsr sinco eseuelas rurales, tres con
el presupuesto csc )lar y dos con Ia su-
ma de tres mil dollars que dsrA ell De.
psrtamento de Educaci6n. Por de
protto Ia Junta construy6 los tres edi-
icios para escuelas rurales y muy
pronto se empsza'an los otros dos res
tantes.
Ell sefor Roig nos indic5 que con-
fla en- que sera aprobado el antlcipo
que Sc solicita del Consejo Eiecutivo,
tsniendo en- cuenta qus Ia Junta esco.
lar Sc dispone a contribuir con 5000
dollars para que Sc realice cuanto an
.es ell proyecto de tener una escuela
modelo y una bibliotecs on Yauoo.
Otra dc las reformas importantes
consiste en- que Ia Juuta nscesita Gu.
brir cinco escuelas rurales vacantes y
ha ofrecido 20 dollars de grati6caci6n
al af1o, d los profesores que soliciten
cualq quiera de dichas escuelas.
Los sei1ores Roig y julia perma.
neceran algunos dfas en- esta ciudad,
i fin de dejsr ultimados varios asun.
tos que se relacionan con su cargo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-09
Para se6oTas, nihos Y nj
has, ropa hecha

mo ha visto usted los msgni6cos
trsjes, blusss, kimonas, sscos, guar
da polvos, enaguss, camiSas, cubre
coraets, trsies para ninas y nihos,
etc., ETC., de telas hilo, hechos en- nues-
tros tslleres? Aunqus los precios 4
que vendemos son MUY MODICOS,
no hacemos ada de pacotills.
Nuestro extenso sursido comprsn-
de desde la blusa mas sencills, hssta
los ricos trajes adorpsdos con fnos
encsies de hilo, cslad S, bordados,
esc
The Porto Rico Drawn Work 4
Embroidery CO.
1s, Forta' 'eza, San JUN.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-09
NOTAs De PAT|LLAS
Cficial de Sanidad. -Estaci6n
do anemia. Los maestros
de ingIes on este pueblo
ASAMBLEA UNIONISTA
Ell nuevo Comite.-Un cami.
no que Sc pierde' Los de-
fectos de la ley.

Hs tornado possession dc Ia plaza
do O6cial de Sauidad de este pueblo
el doctor don Francisco J. Hernandez.
-Mafiana empezar& a funcionar Ia
Sub-estaci6n do la anemia & cargo del
doetor don Francisco J. Hernandez.
/. El referido medico cusnta con un
microscopic J todos los instrumentos
necssarios para hacer los an&lisis.
-Anochs lego { este pueblo ell Su.
psrintsndsnte dc Escuelas do Hum &C 10,
acompafisdo dol professor de ingles que
ha Dc snseiiar On las sscuelas do Pa
ti'las.
Aver cslebr6 asamblsa el parti.
do sUni6n de Puerto Rico,, para reor.
ganixar 10 Junta Local y fusron elec-
tos los sefiores siguientes:
Presidente don J. B. Crescioni;
Vice, don Octavio Rivera; Tesorero,
don Alberto RIOS; Vocales: don An
sslmo Plaud, don Francisco Pic6n J
don Florencio Soto; Vocnles suplen.
tes: don Demetrio Moralss, don Miguel
Delgado y don H. Tan6n; Secretario,
don jose Maur&s.
Todos son personals de reconocido
patriotismo y de condolences excelen.
ten.
Hoy 80 han presentado en- la
Acadia varios vecinos del barrio
eMarin,, & suplicar que Sc gestione el
srreglo del camino de dicho barrio
entire Ia tisnds de don Bautlsta Gely
y don jose Brenes, por estar ese sitio
impossible de transitar.
La Junta dc csminos de Guayama
rsspondera.
-Desde que se hizo cargo la &C.
tual junta no SO han efectusdo traba.
jos on esta Jurisdiction y como las
obras reparadas por la anterior jun
to no han sido conservadas, dentro do
POGO estAran en- iguales condiciones
quo los den as caminos y el dinero in.
vsrtido puede decirse que SO tir6 q la
calle sin utilidad alguna.
Los legislatures deben 6iarse en-
estas difcultades, para que corrijan
las defciencias de esa ley.
CORRESPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-09
PUESTOS De LECHE

Ell dia IA del actual SO vence el
plazo fjado para reformar los dep6si.
tos de lechs con srreglo q Ia ardenan.
~ de sanidad local. Los dep6sitos
que no hayan cumplido con esta dis.
posicldn seran clausurados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-09
Administration de
fncas urbaRas

El que suscribe acepta en- admins.
TRACTION hncas que rsdiquen en- San
Juan 81 pc y en- Ssrturce al pS.
Las hncas yo mismo las cobro y
las visito diariamense, para que 90
conservsn limpias. Pueds obtener In
forme con los sefiores Csrazo, Mar.
xuach, seforss Ferrer Ronills, Vega
y Polsnco, que en- la actlslidsd soy
su administrator.
GregorlO Dimas.
San jose, rdmero &, sltos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-09

~TK %vTTIA.--27 calls de
. ersz. eran casa de htspedes. sTa-
Die d kstsl,. Apsssntss para Anilias
y persenas sslas. Genidas & cincuen
ia csntavos susisrts. Babes. TelSfono
ls2. Apartado eorrse, 295. Propista-
rtQ, Pedro Sehira. Meta: Este hotel
essa & cargo de ana ssaorita eagne
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-02-08
The New HOSDjtal.

Those of our readers who are
themselves sick, or who may have
friends who are sick or injured, will
be glad 10 learn of the recent com
pletlon of that splendid Institution.
the Kessler Hospital d Sanitarlum,
at Huntington. w. Va.
This is the most conveniently To-
Gated Hospital to this section Of the
country. and as there is equipment for
treatment of all classes of human
ailments, we take it that our citizens
will be glat to avail themselves of
the advantages offered.
The building is located about two
squares from the center of Hunting
ton; it is built of concrete stone,
three stories high, the complete
length Of the building being 100 #.
and the width lO4 fl. There are
accommodations for $50 patients at
one time.
The operating room is said to be
one of the most complete in the
country. Electric treatment is given
after the most approved form, and
beside this there are all sorts of
medicinal baths. The medical
staff at present numbers FIVE well
known physicians, and there are
already nearly dozen trained nurses
While the Hospital accepts emsrgen-
cy cases and is prepared for them
the main idea in its building was to
provide for those chronic and long
standing cases Of sickness which
are to be found in every C Jmmunity.
The charges, contrary to expect A.
ton, are very moderate.
Many Of our citizens have proba-
bly, noticed this imposing building
/ II they have gone to Huntington re.
Gently aud had occasion to 90 mn
the main line Of the Camden Inter
State Traction Co. 1t stands ON a
slight prominence two squares west
of the Cabell County Court House.
and i a very imposing building.
+ The very fact that although the IT,
sttution has been open but three
months and has had up to this time
considerably over 100 patients,
shows that it is meeting with mark
\ ed favor.