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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-30
Baptismal Service at Bradford,

a hapumal service was held satur-
day. Sept Q. 1905. at p. p IN the
Wrapping Road School Baths, Bradford,
where % souls wore added 10 the fold
Of Christ, elder William j, Salmon and
President Reese VI. Harper officiating.
Confirmation meeting Immediately fol-
lowed m the Temperance hall The SER
vices were inspiring The Spirit Of the
Lord was poured out IN abundance, and
all Who attended rejoiced exceedingly.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Regular services OF the Church Of
Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints viii
be held tomorrow, Sunday; Fast meet
nss being held I'm the respective wards
Mt o'clock pm; Sunday school at 10
am, and meetings IN The city ward
assembly rooms and adjacent wards as
follows.
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CHURCH
MISSION ADDRESSES

) For the convenience OF travel
!. ers, the Deseret News gives here
!. with the addresses Of the various
: missions Of the Church where
i this paper will always be found
! on file, and whore travellers VIII
!. receive courteous attentions:
I New York City--2i3 West one
! Hundred Thirty-ffth 81.
. Chicago-i49 So. Paulna st.
!, San Francisco 500 Franklin St
!, Los Angeles-423 West Tenth
7 st.
{ Denver 500 West, sixth Ave,
!. Chattanooga, Tenn.--1ll Fair
!. view Ave,
!. Portland -267 Hancock 81,
Z Kansas Clty--l405 Locu st.
/ Mexico-Fifth Humboldt so.
! London, England--97 Farleigh
!. Road
!. Liverpool England-10 Holly
I. Road Fairfield
{ Zurich, Switzerland - Hosch-
! gassc SO, MINISTER
!. nhagen--Korsgade II.
!. stockholm, Sweden-Svartens-
Z gatap 3,
I Honolulu .Punchbowl ST.
! Tokyo, Japan--No, 10 Kasumi-
. gaskamachl, Yotsuya.
!. Toronto, Canada 226 Wilton
!. avenue,
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GRANITE STAKE.
Do Not be Imposed Upon

Foley 81 CO.. Chicago originated Honey
and Tar as a throat and lung remedy, and
on account a. the great merit and ropu-
larity Of F0loys Honey and Tar many
Xxx for FoIEy'S Honey and Tar and Ore re-.
fuse any substitute offered as no other
preparation will give the same satlsfac-
ton IT is mildly laxative. It contains no
opiatcs ana Is safest for children and de-
lIcate persons Sold by f. j. Hin Drug Co.
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The general semi-annual conference
Of the Relief society viii be held Ia the
Salt Lake Assembly HUl In this city
on Thursday. oct D. 1905 meetings com.
mencing at 10 a. m ANA p. u., as
usual, and there viii be another session
OF the conference on Monday oct .,
at the same place at ,. m,
Z It is hoped there viii be q representa-
tive from every stake organization and
a large attendance OF the members.
The First Presidency of the church,
Apostles. PatHarohs, Council of Seven
~. Bishops and other brethren. and
the sisters Of the y L. NJ |. A. ana
Primary organizations are cordially In
vited 10 attend the conference,
tNotIca Of officers meeting VIII b.
given ater)
The general board Of the Relief 500
ciety viii give a reception 90 prcsl-
dents of stakes ana missions or their
REPRESENTATIVES at the Bee Hive House
ON Thursday evening, oct D, from 1880
a. II O'Clock. General officers of the
Y. L. M. J. and Primary associations
are invited 10 attend this reception.
BATHSHEBA w. SMITH,
Genera. President
ANNIE TAYLOR HYDE,
IDA SHOOT DUSENBERRN,
CounSelOrs,
The regular annual business meeting
Of the National Womsn's Relief society
Will be held In the salt Lake Assembly
Hall, Monday, oct ?, 1905, at p. m,
II is hoped that all the members Of the
society that can make II convenient Will
attend this meeting.
The regular gemi-1nuual meeting of
the board of directors OF the National
Womous Relief society viii be held
Tuesday, oct. 3. 1905, at p. m. In
the secretarys Office. room 500, Temple
ton building
BATHSHEBA w. SMITH,
General President,
EMMELINE b. WELLS.
General Secretary.
II rs an Interesting fact that the
Southern states Missionary society has
compiled a list OF the names and adj
dresses Of over 1000 Elders who have
labored I'm that field The third annual
reunion is 10 be held on the 9Th OF oct,
and an invitation has been mailed to
each Of the Elders, and an Indications
promise q very large attendance.
Every one who attends viii be- sure to
meet many old friends and companions
and feel again the holy Joy Of mis-
siouary life.
The south has been a peculiarly fruit
ful field for the Gospel message and the
great number Of Elders who have la
bored there and the many thousands
OF Saints converted there are indeed a
mighty host II Is proposed through
these annual reunions 10 keep In touch
with as many as possible Of the south
ern Elders and Saints and keep them
enthused with the same warm hearted
self saCriNginu guirif that has q Iva -
characterized the southern mission The
united sympathy and moral support OF
such \ large number OF earnest work
ers can not but be beneficial TO the good
cause. Come brethren, attend the re-.
union and be renewed with your desire
to help the work along
For some time past the general board
Of the Young Mems Mutual Improve
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FOREIGN MISSION FIELD,

The following interesting notes Of the
missionary work In various parts of
England are taken from the Millen-
Mai Star Of sept Ia
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pEsEREr EvEN1Ne NEWS sATuRDAY SEPTEMBER 30 Zoe

ment associations has been discussing
the advsabilty OF organizing class
for the study OF the Manual, believing
that there are many ga Salt Lake city
and vicinity who would be pleased to
avail themselves OF the opportunity
thus Afforded with this end IN View a
meeting has been called for Monday,
oct. ., az 1880 p. m IN room p, b. Y.
Memorial building, 20 which stake SUI
pcrintendents, their assistants, ward
presidents, their counselors and class
leaders are earnestly invited, At this
meeting the matter win be discussed In
an its bearings, and II justified by the
demand a weekly class VIII be organ-
ICED with Elder b. II Roberts as IN
structor. Bishops In the stakes IN and
adjacent to salt Lake city are kindly
asked TO make this announcement in
their ward meetings.
JOSEPH w, McMURRIN,
BRIANT $. HINCKLEY,
Committee,
Sunday Oct Injecting OF Pioneer
stake High Priests quorum in the
stake house, 10 a, m.
Monday, Oct. Conference Of FL
ders. Priests Teachers and Deacons Of
Granite stake. i'm stake tabernacle.
Pioneer stake, In the stake house 1870
p m. High Priests quorum Ensign
stake room a. b. Y Memorial build
ms, 1880 p. m High Priests quorum.
Liberty stake. Second ward meeting
house, iS0 p, IN,
Friday. oct g. Reunion OF Northern
States Missionary society, Pioneer
stake hall commencing NJ u, m; re-
union OF Gothenburg Missionary So
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epces The work r. prospeilrg IN this
mission and especially il me indiana con-
! ference. Many rev friends are heinE
nyadc and prospects for converts are good
Elder Manwaring was released ON account
Of III health
Elder Ely Damron OF Thatcher. era
ham county. Arizona, passed through thls
city Sept ~ 1905. on hts return from the
Colorado mission for which be- was Set
apart Sent ~, l9pi The Pueblo confer
ence was his field Of labor Elder DAM
ron has been laboring among the M'Nl-
cans and Italians. among whom there
seems TO be a great amour Of prejudice
existing. tTho Elders. however are slow
| ly gaining friends. despite The false roe
| ports which have hcen circulated
Elder Park kenuer cf salt Lake city.
returned Sept a, from the Nstherlau S
| mission WHITTIER he was sent april y
1909 He REPORTS the mission ~ ycY
good condition, and tho work progressing
satisfactorily
Elder Hyrum Groesbeck Jr. Of Sat
Lake city. returned Sept 81, 1905 from
the British mission. whore since May .1.
1853, he has been laboriug iu tho London
conference. The work i1 this part OF ,nr
world looks fairly bright especially IN thr
northern part If the conference ln lho
county Of Bedford.
Elder Carl Wilhelm Jacobsen of south
Cottonwood Salt Lake county, return J
Sept d. 1903 from the scandinavian mis-
sion, for which he was Get apart NOV. ~
lQ0l The Copenhagen and Aurhus con-
fCrences We're his tclds u labor On or-
count Of poor health he was released ear
! Tier than usual Hc reports that the wurH
! OF the Lord in Denmark is progressing.
Elder William r.. Horne OF Richhcd
! Sayicl. county. paSSCd through this city
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Current Time Tabla.
In Effect May q, 1915


LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY
No lo-FOr Hcber, Provo and
harysyale ....,........... sa.
No, l02-For Park CITY ... th
70 G.F0r Denver and Easl.. az
No, B-For Ogden ana Lea Do" al
4, folnls ",tt., ................... i0Hg.-
No, 6-For ogden and west..,,'..,,n' s9 +, . 2
no l-t0r Ogden and Wast...... l.E "A
no. For Denver and E.8 TX g-
no s--for Provo aud Eureka XXX
NO ll2-For Bingham ........, sI5 Pl
70 ll4-F0r Bingham ......., 5.5Sr
NO, n-.For Ogden and Local
4, pVlHts ''..'t',,..s....... ,...... fsb-
10 For Denver and East. s@sS
NO S-tor Ogden and Wes,,. ulybS
ARRIVE SALT LAKE CITY
No, e-FrOm Ogden and The
No. l?-From ogden and L.cll '1
k9inla OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sr.r
No. From Eureka ana Provo. l56S~
10 o-trom Denver and East. il.Ss~
no, l-From Denver and East. l.Eon
No, N-From ogden .............. fH
No, a-From Ogden and the '@
west ........,.. ................ sDnn
No. lOl-From Park city ...... 5.3 a~
Nc S-From Hebcr Provo and
4, Mi9sJTYsyale ..y...".".., t@pn
No. llb-From Bingham ..... GBbr
No, t-From Ogden ard Tho
West ...,................... i.Yrn
No 3--From Denver and East lion
All trains except Nos 4 90 8 lreIe,.y,
stop at intermediate points
Ticket Office, Dooiy Block Phone u
a BENTON
Gen Agt Pass Dert
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STiis!fff Time Table
EYlllg.i|I,s|l.g,;sfM IN EFFECT
lssi2 4, June lst i00S.

ARRIVE.
No. +-Irom ogden, Chicago,
Omaha, St Louis Kansas
City and Denver ......... b;l5 am.
No S-From Ogden, Portland.
Butte and San Francisco. $50 a. m.
mediate polnts ..~,,.....,,. go am,
No, l2-FTom Ogden Cache VAL
ley and intermediate points ll:S am.
No 2-Irom ogden, Chicago, st.
Louis, Kansas City Omaha,
Denver and san Francisco. as p m.
No lo-From Ogden Cache Val.
ley Butte Portland and
San Francisco .,.,.,.,,.,,., 7:to m.
DEPART
No 5--For Ogden, Omaha, Chi
cage Denver Kansas City
and St Louis .,.,u.,,..., ITO am.
No For ogden, Portland
Butte, SanFraucisco ana
intermediate points .,,....,.. 1890 am.
No l--For Ogden, Omaha. Chit
cago, Denver, Kansas City,
cisco Observation-Disclosures. $50 pm.
ley and intermediate points ilO pm.
No For Ogden, Denver, Kan
and Chicago ,,,.,,...,...,. COS pm.
No, o-For Ogdop, Cache Val
ley, Butte Helena, Port.
land, San Francisco and
intermediate points ,,,..., IL 40 p, m.
r NJ sCHUmACHER, Traf Mgr,
D. s sPENcER. 4. q. Z T. 4
City Ticket Oftice, POI Main street.
Telephone 80.
Note Train numbers shown above are
oregon Short Line train numbers and do
not apply 10 the Southern Pacific west
OF ogden or the Union Pacific east there
o.
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Tooele county passed through this clty
Sept Is, 1905. on her return from the
Sandwich Islands mission for which she
was set apart Jan g. 1909, The conferences
" L.aie, oahu and Hllo Hawaii wcrc her
ncds ~ labor Her labors were mainly
teaching school at Laie, she also Travelled
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STILL
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Is r. 5 +
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BREAD

some on the Island Of Hawai- in the Re.
lief society work
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-30

Elder Ira s. Hatch of South Bouutiul.
Davis county arrived In this clty Sept Is,
1905 on his return from the Sandwich Ie-
lands mission WHITTIER he was sent Feb. /.
1902 The conferences Of kona, oahu Ka-
sual and Hawaii were his fields Of labor
The work Of the Lord ls progressing nice
Is on the Islands. and the people as a
rule manifest a good spirit and are very
generous hearted.
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Elder Park lIenner q salt Lake city.
returned Sept a. from the Netherlands
mission. whittier he was sent april "
1909 He REPORTS the mission ~ very
good condition, ard tho work progressing
satisfactorily
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Bills pT8Smiat5S el
Ia session De

III. B. nGmer0 15 PoF don Ramon
Romero Rosa para arnptisr Is que de-
terDnina la iornada legal del trabnj'.
ri. B. Ddmero 16 -POr don Luis
Montalgo Guenard, dispOni6 61duse que
81 CARGO de Inspector de SanidAc Mu-
nicipaI sea desempen enado pOr practican-
tes 3 ciruianOs memories titnlad0a.
III. B nimerO IL Ofdenandc que
eT empleo de mec6nicos s maduinistAs
prScticos 5 titnlados pare IN direction
de lis maquinBTias en las factOIfsp.
sprfcogas 8 industriales PreaentadO
porldon Luis MontalYo GuenArd.
H b n1mero is PrOyeet0 para
regiamentar 81 Ssrvicio Civil en- Puer-
to Rico. Presentado por los sefinres
donISantiego RI Palmer. don Jose de
Diego, don Juan Was Och0teco. don
Ramon Gandfs C6rdova.
H. B. n1mero 10. Pr0yecto prOpo-
niendo &c Febsje en- an cincuenta pOr
cientO Ias contribuciones que satlsfa-
cen actuslmeDts las fincas destinadas
81 cnEtivo del cafe. PresentadO pOr
don Ramon M6ndez Csrdona.
H. B. n1mero 90 p PrOyecto dero-
pan1o Il consolidation de ciertOs ter
ninoa municips'es de Puerto Rico,
aprobadO ia 10 de Mtrzo de 1902 y
reconstiauyenda los municiUios anexs-
dos < otros. antes de dicha fechs. Pre-
sentado p0r los sefIores Camufas. VII
rella Virella Tribe.
H. b. n6mer0 21.--Psra reformar
Ia lev de / de Mario de 1904 sobre
reofRanizaei6n del sistema judicial.
Presantado por los sefioFes Palmer,
Vfaa Ochoteco y SOler.
H B. ndmero % Para enmendar
ell p6rraf0 ii de lasecci6n %. de II lev
para reglarnentaF Ia n1atanza de ganG-
do " vents de carnes frescas para ell
consume p6blico. que fu6 aprobada Ell
10 de Mayo de 1902 PfesentadO p0r
den VaIerianO Virella u Uribe.
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Noticias De Ar8cibo
(Ds maestro Coy4espomsaz).

Enero 13.-
Hoy ha llegado de nuevo ell tren q
esta estaci6n del ferrocRrril quedandO
reparada Ia via en- el sitio del descarri-
lamiento.
Ia empezado & publicarse en- esta
ciudad un nuevo peri6dicO titulado
<Ls Aurora escolRTs redactado por
slumnos de Ii Fscuela Industrial
- Hoy So est6 ARE gRndo eL cha fan
de n acera fre, to & Ia Administrator
de Correos. Un Vot0 de gracias 81
que 10 hsya ordenado pues son muchos
los Que midieFon el alto de dicha acera.
Ell AICalde ha pasadO circular los
deudores 81 Municip'O para que en- el
t6rmino de is dfas psguen 10 que adeu-
dan.
La Junta de Sanidad Iocal se ocu-
IA de redactar mas ordennnzas muni-
cipales en- bien dol p1blico en- general.
Pronto se dars una oFden concediendO
& los propietarids de casas dos meses
para IR instaIaci6n de inodoros en- sus
respectivas casas con p0zos negros CO
mo dep6sitos, toda vez que no pueden
hscerse acometidas & Iss aleantarillas.
Hoy ha llegado q esta ciudad Ia
correspondence de los EstadOs Unidos
Observation-Disclosures acto continue por esta
Administration de CoFreos.
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San GERM AN.
MORALES EN EEL CASINO.

P0cos dIas han transcurFido de ha-
berse llevado a CabO en- 81 CircuIO de
Recreo de esta ciudad una Velada lite
raris como despedida del pssado afio;
y habi6ndOnos honradO con 90 vista
ell eminente violinista senior Angel Ce-
lestidO Morales, esta distinguida socie-
dad. obsequiando con especial gusto
los deseos de tan digDfsim0 artists, Ie
cedi6 sus salones. Y llev6 & efecto ano-
che un cOncierto ante una numeros1
Aima conCgrrencia con afregIo & an
programa muy variado
va Ia preDsa nos ha dado & conc car
los m6ritos del reputable artiata, Y
tambi6n los triunfos mercedes que ha
conquistado en los conciertos celebra-
dos en- San Juan. Arecibo. Aguadilla.
Maysgiiez, Cabo Rojo, = otras pobla-
clones de Ia isla.
81 sefor Morales es un artista que
honra q ga pals pues es un puertorri-
quefio de mucho vaIer.
81 senior Morales desde1 muy joven
Ie dedic6 al estudio con verdaderO en-
tusiasmo Y Ia Diputaci6n Provincial de
Puerto Rico, en- aqueIla 6poCa. que
riendo premiar los deseOs Due demos.
tiara le enVi6 por su cuenta al COnser-
vatorio de MahIid, en- donde ensanch6
sus c0nOcimientoe, dandO por resuIta-
do que en- los distintos exkmenes que
sufri6 estuvo una aItura envidiable,
habiendo obtenid0 siempreI con 81 bel
neplacito de los competentfsimos al
rectOres de aquel centric universitArio,
las notas mas sobresalientea.
En estOs momentos Sc haIIa On 4 x
Cursi6n pOr la isla. v con ese motive
Ia sociedRd de San German ha tenido
Ia satisfaction de reCibir cd su sano
tan dietipguido compatriotG.
A las nueVe di6 principle la fiesta
anunciada. "a esa hora apRreci6 en- 81
prosc6nio Ia 81 mp6tica y g4llarda fgu-
ra del distinguido jurisconsulto don
Pedro Acosta For6s, quien fu6 recibi-
do con ruidosos splausos.
El seflor Ac0Eta F0I6s, Que es
un prestigi0 que no tiene lfmitas,
un joven de recOnocidO taiento,
hizO Ia presentation del senior Morales,
demostrando en- los Conceptoa eIevadf-
simOs que presentarR los m6ritos que
ha a aiquirido el refeEido sefior MoraIee
en- su hermosfsima carrera artfQtica.
La primera parte del progrs ma Sc
compcnfa de cincO pleas musicales
tituIadas eAdi6s & Ia Alhambra. eta
ranteIIa,0 , eTfaviRta,D Ella Hilandera7
y SMRlsguefs BrillanteS; y Ia segunds
parte cOmprehdfa siete n0mbradae
SEsCenas de Bale, , SGran Galop De
Conciarto,0 GFaustO,2 eAndante ex-
presivo. , SCapricho Her6ico.9 eSere-
nAtaD GGran Fantasfa N Naci6nal ,
TOdas fueron acknowledgements ejeCu-
tadas, habiendo cOntAdo el se6oF Mo
rsles con. ell Valiosfsimo concurs0 de
los tambi6n distiDguidOs y aventsjsdoa
artistas don Ramon MOTl6 ? dor
Nicolas Sanabtia.
AgradarOn mucho con especisli
dad In SMalaGuefia Brillante, y laG
Otras pleas de aires espa6Oles. puei
esa m1sicR es muy amena. come
taInbi6ntel seiS. que aunque extr& pro
CramR, nos dei6 DIR el sefior Morales.
Dicho programs compEendfa adaul6l
dos poesfGs de distintO g6nero que
fueEOn recitadas con verdsdef6 exitc
y satisfaction de les c9neurrense.
por los inteligentes y 1istingpidoI
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j6venes doh Rafael y don Ramon
Pujals Carlo. A aqu6iIos y 6stos ID
salecta concnrrencia due asisti6 a ca
sino les tribute aplausos merecidfsimos
hRbiendo sido muy feIicitado eli sefor
Morales.
Despu6s de las once termin6 81 CON
ciertO, y sntonces di6 principle 81
bale que dur6 hasta hora bastante
avanzRda, con el cuaI. y como broche
de orc, quea6 cerrada tan agFadable
fiesta Eiteraria On medic del mayor en-.
tusiasmO.
La Comisi6n lesignada1 para d
direction della fiesta Ia cOmponfan Ios
apreciables i6venes de eata sooiedad
don Alberto O'Nill, Lcdo. don Carlos
Ramirez D5minguez y don Nicol6s
AgrAit BattiRtini. los cuaIes envia-
mos un APPLAUSE por los esfuerzos que
hicieroD. con al fin de que dicha fiesta
tuviera el msior resultsdo possible.
AL felicitar 81 sefior Morales, asf
como tambi6n & los dennis aefIores que
tomaron parte ca el concerto. por 81
exito alcanzHdo. deseo 81 primero ID
acogida de Due ed aCreedor en- las de-
mas poblaci9nes que visite. esperanto
que en- no Ieian dia nos vuelYa & pro
porcionRr otto anenoH ratio como 81 de
anoChe. queaei6 recuerdos gFatfsimos
en- 81 coraz6n de ID sOCiedad de San
German,
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En egta impEsntR g Vdnde panel de
paEi dee Yiai0 : 600 auint
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Hacemos ssber & los seffores conner
'ciantes de esta isla. y 81 p6blico en- ge-
neral. que desde Ell primero de Enero
del corriente afIo hR cambiado Ia raz6n
social que girabs baio el nonnbre de
The Singer Manufacturing Co. por Ia
nueva raz6n Singer Sewing Machine
Co.
Las mismss operaciones & que se de-
dicaba 10 primera firma continuarS hR-
Ciendo Is nueva.
Singer Sewing Machine Co.
F. KERKSIECK. Gerente.
6v.a.
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Ia TI'EN DIT A..
DE j. ECHRVARRIA.

Todas las semanas reside nuevos
surtidos de quincaIla ropa hecha 8
precios reducidos. Es el establecimi-
ento mas concurridO de San. Juan.
Plaza Principal 30, al lado del Ayun-
tamiento, San j Juan. p. R.
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u ucc6nd
la tuberculosis
quits eenedes ameda
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Noticias generates

En- cieTta parte de Europa preo-
cupa & Las classes menesterOsas Is cues
ti6n de Is subaiatenciR = dicen que
pasRn gFaEdes apurOs pOr conner unas
iudiae; en- cambio no falta Quien Sc
Rasta tres dpros por YER una 5atdia y
tomar despu6s una b0telIa de cerveza
sGP bst2 de ID que son sus sgentss aQui
NJ. r. Calder6n & Co. Tetu6n IL.
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Banco Territorial J AgrlcOla
De q uerto Rico.
sECCION DE AHORROs.

EqaposicSOaaes s05re ES5Yetas: Desde
S0.25 & 81. 900, devengar6n intereses al
6 por 100 annual.
InapOsici09ses q place .JfJ0: Desde
1900 an adelants devengar6p inter6s 81:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-14

PremSOs b LOs Sn9p0aaesates 80bTe lSbTe,
tad: Sc softaar6n todos los amos en-
tre los que mas Sc diatingan pOr so
constancia en- 81 Ahorro.
Hor0s de Gaia: Para Las imposicio-
mes:
De 8 & 104 de- Ia naa6ana, y de & 81
de Ia tarde los dfas laborablessY y de Oh
( 1O& de Ii mafana los Domingos. Para
Ia extracciOnes las mismas horas ex-
septo u de los DOmingOs.
ReqI1naesst0 de Ia SsccS69s: Las per-
sonas que inteTesen mas pOrmenores
sObre las imposicioness extraCcionea
manera de iquidar 1nteresegs etc. pue-
den eolicitar IA eiempIaE en- b Gaia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-14

Results un gran aperitivo ell uso
del Ron Vieio GSteIl; antes de las cc-
midas conviene tomar una copita de
dicho nectar. De venta en- todos los
cafes y cOInaAdOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-14
DR.. N. RAMIREZ
MEDICO.CIRUJANO.
OCULlSTA
)FORTALEZA 77C-

ConsuItas particuIares de 264p. %.
Z pRra los pobrea de 5 & 8 b.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-14

TABACO.-Se ofrece capa y tripR
del pals de buena procedencia y caps
americana q precios n6dicos.
San Justo 3. San Juan, p. r.
e "
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-05-05
Comforting Words.
MANY A STAUNTON HOUSEHOLD WILL
FIND THEM SO.

MAN Y A STAUNTON HOUSEHOLD WILL
FIND THEM so.
To have the pains and aches of bad
back removed; to be,entirely free from
annoying, dangerous urinary disorders
is enough to make any kidney sufferer
grateful. To tell. how this great
change can be brought about will
prove comforting words to hundreds
of Staunton readers.
Mrs l.. G. McGlaughliE, of Harri-
sonburg. residing on the HarrisOnburg
and Warm Springs Turnpike, one mile
west of Harrisonburg, says: kidney
trOu bles, from which l had suffered
for long time, brought on not only
severe backache, but the most intense
head ,ches. Sometimes these were SO
severe that l would be almost blind
for short time. The kidney secre
tions were also discOlored and irregu-
lar. My suffering continued until l
CHANGED to notice the testimonials in
our newspapers speaking in the high
est praise of Doan's Kidney Pills,
sent and got box. Since using them
| have improved wonderfully"
Plenty more proof like this from
StauntOn people. Call at B. F. Hughes
drug store and ask what his Gus stOmers
report.
For sale by all dealers. Price so C.
Foster Mllburn, Buffalo. N. Y. sole
agents for the United States.
Remem berthe mama Doan's and take
no substitute,