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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-10-26

met pursuant to law October 9th, pres
Wright and E. M. Alfred commissioners
and James e. Hart clerk when the fol-
lowing proceedings were had to wit:
The following bills allowed and war
rants ordered drawn on the current ex-
pense fund. viz:
J. r. Shepherd. salary. ....... s rs 90
E M Alfred, salary etc. ......... IS 90
Frank Wright, salary etc ...... 10 90
James E Hart. salary. ......... 375 90
Elmira Hart salary. ......... IS 90
Edward v Butcher, salary 800. 25 90
John J. HumpherYs, salary 49,. 95 90
DeMeade Austin, salary etc. -. 17s 95
D c Kunz, salary. 1890. 125 90
Samuel J Athay, salary etc. -. 1859 35
James P Rowland, salary. ..... IL SO
HR Shepherd, salary. ........ 175 90
!" g postage. ....... 30
LIT Shepherd labor ON assess
ment roll 100
James L Dunford, salary $500. 262 so
]" g expenses. -. 80 IS
Joseph Hebdon. INDECENT. $500. Is 90
Amelia E Thornock care of in
dlgent. .............1-.. 10 w
G Christopherson. INDECENT. -. 10 90
Pm Hemert ........ 12 90
Amanda M Sorenson, INDECENT. IL 90
Mrs. Hartney, witness fees. $3.50. 50
&C Stock. witness fees. .... 5 25
Frank Athay, witness fees. 80. 2 25
r H Kunz, witness fees. $3.50. 90
Walter P Rich, services as juror 90
Mrs. S E H Shepherd, cleaning
court mouse. .......... w
Nora Shepherd, cleaning court
house 20
Bushong g. Co. books and erasers 10
Bear Lake Vail ey r & E Co, lights 90
J P Sorensen, exam teachers -. 16 90
CE Wright, printing .......... % 90
Breeder Office Supply Co, paste,
ink, etc. Observation-Disclosures. ii 70
IA Wahlen. printing, etc. 48 25
]" 800. 81 90
James Davis, paperhanging so
Ritter Bros Drug Co, sunt1ries. e %
Daniel Hamer, reporting testi-
mony. etc. ........ 81 90
Pembroke Stationery Co, carbon %
Joseph Pritchard, lndigency... IL 90
The following bills allowed and war
rants ordered drawn ON the road aud
bridge fund, viz:
Con w 4 M CO sundries .. 3 So
David Kunz, Ii Dor. 49,. .... 5 so
Antoine Nelson. labor. ....-.. 2 SO
Nels D Peterso 4, labor ....... q
James P John on, labor. $500. 90
Lorenzo johnson, labor. 2 80
Robert Kunz and sons, labor u 90
Andrew johnson, labor. 81 so
J M Fuchs. ct al labor -. -. 81 "a
G Kunz, labor ................ 00
DJ Kunz, labor .......... 10 O0
FW Sleight, ct ux, labor. 10 O0
Willard Lindsay, labor A &c
Albert Beutler. blacksmi thing. 81
Liberty Citizens saw mil lumber % As
- :. :" plank. lS 2i
Clarence Lindsay, labor. a o.
pLindsay. labor . s. Z:
Ioseph Johnson. labor i 81
Liberty Citizens saw mill lumber 4 s.
IA Perkins labor IA OF
Sid Godfrey, ct al. labor .... Is'5 OF
The quarterly financial statement O
the treasurer and auditor is hereby &C
cepted,
Report of J. A. Perkins, road over
seer. is hereby accepted.
The quarterly reports of the probate
judge and recorder are acce pted.
Upon petition. j. M. Fuel IS is hereby
a x,,,.,;cto1 road ovaraaa.. tpv Disfricf
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-10-26
Commissioners Proceedings.

The board of county commissioners
met pursuant to law October 9th, pres
emit j. r. Shepherd chairman, Frank
Wright and E. NJ. Alfred commissioners
and James e. Hart clerk when the fol-
lowing proceedings were had to wit:
The following bills allowed and war
rants ordered drawn on the current ex-
pense fund, viz:
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-27

II is reported that one of our citizen
who has failed to find his home life as
happy as he one time anticipated, started
home the other evening in a condition
bordering on intoxication. When nearing
h s home he was somewhat surprised to
meet sturdy figure wearing a suit Of
black tights, a barbed tail and a pair of
ugly looking horns. II was his wife
who had evidently borrowed the COS
tune from some masquerader with the in
tentlon Of driving him crazy so that she
could get divorce. "Who are youp" he
asked when he had gathered himself from
the surprise which the shock first occa-
stoned. ! am the devil, Numbered the
voice. Thought so, said the jag extend
ing his hand; glad to see you old fellow,
come home with me and stay all night, |
married your sister and she will be very
anxious to see you.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-27
II. Frank Ireland

Otto Kelley and wife are in Lansing for
the holidays.
Frank Shaw and wife are on weeks
visit in Morley.
A Happy New Year to the many read
srs of the Banner
Miss Georgia Ellery is spending the
holidays in Chicago.
C. H. Mcpherson returned last week
from trip to Illinois.
Miss Edith Smith. who has been in New
ago on visit has returned.
Miss Cora Cairn spent Christmas II
Grand Haven with relatives.
Ed Sisco and wife have gone to Eaton
Rapids for couple of weeks.
Miss Mercy Doty is spending her vaca
ton at her home in White Cloud.
Byron F. Brown and family are visiting
his brother in Charlotte this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hutchinson enter
tdiiou ooOteo iNOyeS VI OBOoh, Ivan wv
Christmas.
Miss Margaret Clark entertained her
friends Miss Vera Vandevere Of Greenyille
oyer Sunday.
A Joint installation OF the w. R. c. and
G. A. r. post will take place January S,
at the Post hall.
Fred Baxter, wife and daughter, were
in town Wednesday to attend the funeral
Of Mr.. Sagendorf.
DR.. w. A. Little and family attended the
wedding Of Marion Ray and Roy Brink ir
Cameron Tuesday.
Mrs. w. W. Pegg went to Port Huron
Monday to spend Christmas with her
daughter and sister.
The post office force have had a siren
uous week taking care Of the extra mail
and holiday packages.
Fred MINER and family. also j. W.
Miner and wife spent Christmas with rel
atives at Ronald and Palo.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Snyder returned
Monday to Big Rapids after attending the
funeral Of Mrs. Sarah Benedict.
Mrs. E. r. Stewart came from Hes
peria Monday TO join her husband who re
Gently enrolled with the Banner force
Max M. Gals is home this week from
Grand Rapids. He is feeling considerable
DETER. having been away for treatment
Arba Face is entertaining his brother
Jay Of Brown county, S. D Mr.. Face has
been in the west for about % years and
is prosperous farmer.
Belding merchants report the holiday
trade the best it has been in years. This
speaks well for desirable goods with
which their stores were filled.
The Baptist church has extended call
to Rev. Charles Harrington Of Andover.
N. Y, the minister who occupied the pull
pit two weeks ago and it is expected that
he will accept the call.
Subject OF discourse at the Church Of
Christ Lords Day evening. Dec. so will
be Turning Over New Leaf" The
beautiful song my Savior First Of All
will be sung by one Of Belongs sweet
voiced young singers, and illustrated by
means Of the electc stereoptican. Every
body welcome.
Wilbur S. Beach and wife were up from
Grand Rapids to spend Christmas with
her mother. Mrs. Louise Moore and other
relatives here. They are very pleasantly
situated at No. | l School street and this
is their first visit here since their marriage.
Wilbur Whitney Of Richland has been in
the city guest Of his sister Mrs. II. A.
Lamb and greeting many Of his old friends.
Mrs. Whitney is 10 Sparta visiting her rel
atIves and friends there and expects to
come TO Bedding for short visit before
l. n
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-27
Shorf Hems of Interest Re-
Lafing to the Town and It's
People, told IN a Single
Paragraph.

Miss Grace Hadley has gone to Green
vile to stay.
Miss Cora Tyler has gone to Greenvlle
to visit week.
Fred Wing is spending:ths holidays with
relatives at Mason.
Miss Sena Hanson went to. Greenville
Monday for visit.
Miss Grace Noble has gone to Midland
to spend the holidays.
Violet Brand and Della Dupuls are
visiting at Kalamazoo.
Miss Clara Ferris left Saturday for a
ten days vacation at Alpena.
Miss Mary Doyle is at her horne in
Greenvllle for the vacation.
Mrs. Bertha Slocum went to Langston
Monday to spend few days.
Miss 0oldie Miskin is spending her va
cation at her home in Bay City,
Mrs Mary Wilson went to Greenvile
Saturday to spend the holidays.
Miss Marie Larsen is spending her hol-
days with relatives at Bay City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Conkln eft Sat-
urday for visit with relatives at Ithaca
Edward Tissue. wife and daughter,
spent Christmas with relatives at Butter
nut.
Miss Lena Neubert is enjoying the
Christmas vacation at her home in AL
pena.
Alice Nestell and Hattie Cameron went
to Traverse City Monday to visit ten
days with friends.
The Misses Eliza and Anna Tatro are
enjoying their holiday vacation at their
home 10 Plnconning
Misses Anna Meyers and Matte Ray
mond left Saturday for holidey visit at
their homes in Caro-.
Ernest Lyon, who has been visiting in
Belding for the past month, has returned
to his home at Remus
Thomas Little and Miss Martha Vahey
left Monday for Mt. Pleasant where they
expect to spend the holidays.
Mrs. M. Y. Gephart and her mother.
Mrs. Lewis, left Monday for Fenton to
spend the holidays with her daughter.
Mrs. Alfred Locke arrived here Monday
to spend Christmas at the home Of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Morse.
Mrs. Percy Hanks has gone to Stan
wood for the holidays. Percy joined her
Tuesday and will visit there for while.
Samuel Burns and wife of Fort Wayne,
Ind, were guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs E Tissue from Saturday till Mon
day
Mrs Pearl Jones Of Greenyilie was the
guest Of her sister, Mrs Charlie VanHoose
the last of the week. She returned home
Monday.
The Misses Anna and and Lottie Helm.
who have been working here for some
time past have returned to their home at
and do not expect to return.
Vim. Wacha. who has been the accomo-
dating baggageman at the p M. depot
for some time past, left Monday for STAN
ton where he gets position in the ticket
office He went to Saginaw last week
Tuesday and passed a good examination
for the position.
A farmer near Greenvle recently hired
a lad to help him do the chores. One
morning he told him to take some salt and
salt calf out in the pasture. The boy
took quart Of salt with him and thorough
ly rubbed it all over the calf, rubbing it
into the hair. A gang Of colts in the pas
ture scented the salt and got after the
calf. They licked all the hair off the calf
and nearly took the hide off too.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-27
Local -
Brevities.

Miss Anna Olsen is spending her vaca-
ton at Woodville.
Miss Carrie Carter went TO Greenvllle
for the Chrstmastide.
James Moshier is visiting Stanwood
friends for few weeks.
Miss Minnie Davidson is enjoying her
holiday vacation at St. Johns.
Mrs Ella Moore left Saturday for a
weeks visit with relatives at Mecosta.
Miss Ruth Mann. who is teaching in
Rishmoni, is home for short vacation.
Charles King is spending his vacation
with relatives at Battle Greek and Three
Oaks
c M. White and family of Chicago
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Wilson
this week.
Miss Anna Schmidt has gone to spend
ten days at Shepherdsyille and Hub
bardston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Brown and daugh
ter Eunce are enjoying visit with rela-
tives at Sumner.
Found-A lady's hand bag. Call on j.
E. Osworth. Peck's hill. prove property
and pay charges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Brown and son
Phillip left Saturday for Charlotte to
spend the holidays.
Mrs, E. Mclaughlin ard niece, Miss
Eta Green left Saturday for visit with
friends at Hillsdae
Miss Ula Abernethy will form one OF
the happy party at Christmas dinner at
her home in Mayvle.
Miss Vera Ambrose. one of our city
school teachers. is spending the holidays
at her home in Vermontville.
Miss Belle Elkins. teacher in the Ash
ley school. left for her home in Rockford
Saturday to spend the holidays.
The Misses Rena Angel and Grace
Travis are home from the state normal at
Ypsilantl for couple of weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. c. G. Scheffer and baby,
Cora Grace. are making a short visit at
the home of relatives in Owosso.
Mrs. H. c. Wright and son Lionel have
returned to their home at Allegan after
visiting week with her mother.
The Misses Emma and Leah Ligney
left Saturday for their home at Bay City
where they will spend their vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Morton OF Ludng-
ton are spending the holiday week at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Hall of
Long lake.
Will SOVEREIGN OF Detroit and Frank Mi
nier and wife Of Greenville made their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs z SOVEREIGN, visit
over Christmas.
The ~. c. T. u. will meet at the home
OF Mrs j. w Sheehan next Friday after |
noen at 2:30. Topi s for discussion will
be pure food and character building.
Leader, Mrs. M. E. Covlle.
Mrs. Walter Warren. mother Of Mrs |
Rose King and formerly resident here.
died at her home in Thompsonville last
week and was buried at Greenvile. She
was GO years Of age and had many rela-
tives in Bedding and vicinity.
Regular meeting OF the ladies social
circle will be held in the church parlor
Wednesday afternoon at 2:5o o'clock. A
full attendance is desired at this first
meeting OF the new year and ladies will
remember to come prepared to pay dues
Special meeting Of Doric chapter Friday |
evening OF this week for initiation and
farewell reception to Mr. and Mrs. c. B.
Nye who are soon to leave for Texas. A
short program and refreshments will COM
pete the evening A full attendance is
desired.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-27
Literary Treasure Found.

The custodian of the royal library
IN Vienna found. the other day, In q
pile OF unsorted parchment, valuable
manuscript of the thirteenth century
about 300 lines OF a versified trans
alton of the Bible into the Bavarian-
Alemanic dialect. made by Rudolf Won
Ems, in Switzerland. Its Importance
lies In the fact that this was really the
irst Bible version into German.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-27
EXCURSIONS
VIA THR
PERE MARQUETTE
HOLIDAY RATES

HOLIDAY RATES
For the Christmas and New Year holi-
days Pere Marquette ticket agents will
sell tickets as follows:-
NEW YEAR HOLIDAY
Dates Of sale, December 90, 80. 81,
1906, and January 1907; good for re-
turn up to January 2. 9oz. Ask agents
for further particulars. H. F. Moeller,
@. P. A.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-27

VI course you pay your money,
But you get your moneys worth,
For what does money mean to YOU
When Rocky Mountain Teas OF
earth. Connell Bros.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-27

For Sale-F'ifteen acres good oak tim
Der. Address X, r. F. D. Ia. Smyrna.
29t3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-15
una GALE EN- ESTA-
tado IamentabIe en-
Lajas.
ChiquiIIOs que gritan y prOnuneian
paIabraS OhScenaS al frente de
Ia IgIssis Cat6liCa.
Una hOIa suslta InsultandO Husstr0 dIgnO CO.
rrsspORsaI.
(De nuestr0 o0rresponaaI especially )

Junio 13.-La calIe Union de eata DO.
blaci0n Sc encuentra en- estado lamentable
con motive de la lIuvia que ha cafdo por
estos desgraciados lugaTee, la cual hacfa
bastante falta.
Llamamos la atenci6n nuestro alcalde
para que la mande arreglar, fn de que
no siga en- ese eatado, porque va no Sc pue-
de transitar por ellis.
Alcalde, C Ifdese mas 6e es e pueblo;
que las gentes que vivimos en- el merece-
mos otra consideration. todavfa hay
unos pocos hombres en- esta poblaci6n que
siguen los incorporates, !" buscando la
perdici6n de su pueblo natal, no Ia luz
del progreso que Sc obtiene siguiendo q
la gran colectividad Union de Puerto Rico
que es la que esta trabsjando por ell pro-
greso.
-Ha llegado 4 esta culta poblaci6n,
despues de haber estado ausente unos dfas
en- Cabo Rojo, el simpatico Rev. Fray
Fernando SalteraiD, cura parroco de este
pueblo.
Bien venido ses, que mucha faIta ha-
cfa.
-Hace algunos dfas que Sc encuentra
entire nosotros una simpdtica senorita de
Ponce, con el objeto de pasarse una larga
temporada en- la casa del distiuguido seFor
don Carlos Urrutia.
Que goce mucho son nuestros deseos.
-Llamamos Ia atenci6n de Ia Policfa,
de que unos chiquillos no hacen mas que
gritando " pronunciando palabras obsce-
mas al frente de la Iglesis, cuando el sa-
cerdote estd celebrando la santa misa 6
novena, molestando al sacerdCts que esta
dirijiendo,sus santas palabras al p6blico.
Tome un POGO de mas cuidado, amiga po-
licfs, con esos chicos, para que esos cases
no Sc repitan.
Tambi6n hay varios jovencitos que van
las puertas de la iglesia, solamente
hablar, estando la plaza otrts lugares
pGblicop, donde Sc pueden decir sus cuen-
tos sin molestar nadie
En- una hoja suelta que los ''incorpo-
rados' regaban por las GALES, Gel 8 del
corriente) insultaron de muy mala manera
al digno corresponsal de la Corrsspon-
dencia'', por solo haber publicado en- este
ilustrado peri6dico, un a1ticulito sobre un
curioso meeting celebrado por ellos en- ell
barrio Costa; como les dijo Ia pura YER
dad, les di6 coraje para desquitarse 10
han insultado en- una hoia suelta, muy
NAL escrita por cierto.
Recurso al cual nipguna persona decen-
te hace case.
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CORRESPONDENCE PARTICULAR.

Rochester, N. Y, Feb. 49,. Despu6s
de muchos amos de estudio y de continues
experimentos cientiieos para aumentar la
estatura de las personas que desgraciada-
mente son bajas, Sc ha resuelto al fin el
problema por un hombre de Rochester YER
sado en- la ciencia, y dado al mundo un
don mayor que la luz electrica de Edison,
el TELEGRAPH sin hilos de Marconi ell tells
fono, pues, Squ6 otra cosa puede haber
que sea mas Inconvenience y que produzea
mayor incomodidad que ell ser bajO de es-
tatura2 El hombre Ia mujer de estatura
el teatro en- la tribuna. Muy raro es el
hombre de estatura baja que Sc eneuentre
entire los grandes oradores, estadistas, ge-
nerales Y presidentes. No quiere este de-
cir que las personas bajas de estatura sean
menos inteigentes, pero decididamente su
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-15

brimiento, fuerOn tan buenos los resulta-
dos que obtuvO que hoy tiene una estatura
de seis pies Y una pulgada, Y es tan dere-
chO como una flecha. Despues 10 di6 &
otros para que 10 probaran, 8 igualmente
aumentaron en- estatura. Anunei6 en- los
peri0dieos por personas bajas de estatura
para que probaran ell sistema, con ell fin de
eOnvencerse de Ia veraeidad y efieaeia de
su deseubrimientO, Y los resultados no de-
jaron NADIA que desear. Ell siguiente ex-
traeto tornado del NtiC York Herald, mos
trara 10 que con su uso puede cOnseguiTse:
" FL Sr. Williams, Inspector de la Admi-
nistraci6n de COrreos, dice Que 81 sistema
de Bertillon para identifcar & los erimina-
les no es mas que una farsa, Y ofreee su
propia persona como una prueba de su
asercion. Alidiose el Sr. Williams por me
dio del sistema de BertillOn y prOb6 10
initil que era para deseubrir criminales.
Sc peso al mismO tempo que 10 midierOn
y dio un peso de eiento noventa hbras; su
estatura era de eineo pies dos pulgadas.
Al presente su estatura es de eineO pies
cuatro pulgadas v pesa ciento cincuenta
libras, euyo cambio sc produjo por medic
de un procedimiento que le fue ensenadO.
Su habilidad en- aumentar su estatura fu6
10 que destruy0 la certeza del sistema de
Bertillon. Sc saba que un ladr6n de un
cuerpo jOrobado podfa aprender andar
dereeho; F; de que m bizco Sc le podia en-
derezar los oios, que & uno que tuviera
senales eOrporales de naeimientO podfa
hac6rselas desapareeer. Pero euando Sc
supo que por medic de eierto proeedimien-
to podia aumentarse la estatura de eual-
quier hombre sOspeehOsO, los detectives
que tanto crefan en- el sistema de Bertillon
quedaron confusos J sorprendidOs."
El Sr. Minges ha eserito un interesante
libro el eual expliea cOmpletamente los Sc
cretos y la ciencia de aumentar Ia estatura.
Tambi6n dice como 81 muchos de sus
amigos lograron aumentar en- estatura. Ha
vendido ell dereeho de propiedad de su
libFo & The Cartilage Company, de Roches-
ter, N Y, y prop6nese esta compaflia dis
tribuir gratis cineo mil ejemplares de dichO
ibro, con Ell solo fin de anUneiarlo. PerO
Sc supone que los resultados de tai anuncio
seran muy provechosos, porque eada per-
soma que yea ell ibro deseara un eiemplar,
10 que dara lugar una gran demanda por
ell mismo. Mientras dure la tirada de Gin
co mil ejemplares cuaIquier persona sea
hOmbre 8 mujer que desee aumentar en-
estatura, puede adquirir un ejempIar con
solo dirigirse The Cartilage Company,
Dept 465E Avenue de POpera,
Paris, Francia.
Suplicamos que no Sc nos escriba & tftu-
10 de mera curiOsidad, puesto que ell libro
es una production costosa solo Sc ofrece
& aquellos que verdaderamente tienen de-
SEQ de hacer un uso practico de Ia infor-
maci6n que el mismo cOntiene.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-15
De SOCIEDAO.

Una bOdG.-Han contTaido matrimonio
Cat6lico en- Mameyes, Rio Grande, los dis
tiuguidos i6venes don Carlos julia Ma
ria Gonzalez, que han fjado ALI, por aho-
ra, su residencia.
La boda fu6 en- familia concnrriendo las
de ambos Contingencies y siendo padrinoz
los distinguidos esposos Franceschi julia.
Felicidad eterna deaeamos q la simpati.
ca pareja que realiza sus mas caras aspi-
raciones.
De viaje-La distinguida sefiorita Joa-
quina Soto, embarca para Espaiia en- ell
Vapor que sale manana de este puerto.
Permanecera algdn tempo en- Madrid
regresando luego sus lares por via Nue.
va York deseamos la estimable bella
compatriota todo g6nero de gratas impre-
stones en- su viaje
Para POnce.-Los distinguidos esposos
Franceschi-JuliS, de Ponce, sefiora Davila
dc Julia senoritas Maria y Catalina
julia Davila, han regresado la perla
del Sud, despues de permanecer algunos
dias en- San Juan.
Para EspaEG.-En el vapor que sale
mafiana para la peninsula espafola, en-
barca la distinguida sefiora de Huerta, de
Arecibo y sus cuatro nifioS, con 81 prop6.
sito de pasar allf una temporada y les de-
seamos feliz viaje.
Las festa8. .-Adelanta la redacci6n del
programa para las iestas del patron de
esta Capital, que quedaran muy animadas.
El nimero de amazonas que Sc trata de
reunir para efectuar una cabalgata al hi
p6dromo d otro sitio adecuado, sera COM
pletado muy pronto y este sera uno de los
espect6culoB mas atrayentes de la fiesta.
Para los bales hay tambi@n gran entu-
siasmo entire la gente joven y 81 del Casi-
no ser6 esplendido.
SEMPER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-15

talla les perjudica. Los grandes persona
ies de la sociedad no son damas nj caballe-
ros de corta estatura. Parece que va no
puede exeusarse una persona de corta
estatura, pues con solo usar el descubri-
n1iento del Sr. K. Leo Minges, puede au-
mentar en- estatura. Ell mismo Sr. Minges
eonoci6 en- un tempo las grandes desven-
taias que SO tienen cuando una persona
eareee de buena estatura. Sc decide ere
Ger, trat6 cuanto medic Sc le presentaba
s le recommendation. Pdsose estudiar
con gran fervor las cieneias de La anato-
mia y fsiologia, y al fin, cuando casi Sc
sentfa con todos los esfuerzos y energfas
gastados, descubri6 una de las maravillo-
sas leyes secretas de la Naturaleza, es de-
cir, la ley por medic de Ia cual puede ha-
cerse crecer al cuerpo humane. Ell seflor
Minges us6 en- 81 mismo su nuevo deseu-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-15

Els necesario exlgir que cada hostia tenga
gHabado el nombTe Digestive Mojarrieta
perO un solo egtuche produce mejOr efectO
que una doeenA de bOtellas de aqua mineral
de cualquieT otrO Femedio. AdemAs de
ser 81 dniCO curative radical, del est6mago
y del instestinO, 81 Digestive MOiaTriet pu-
Fifica los alimentog y los hace asinilables
El legftimo Digestive MojaEF1eta cuEa en-
un dlR las indigestiOnes, en- un mes las dis
pepGias gastralgiRs, en- tres meEes las
mss graves emfeFmedades cT6ntcas del es-
tonnage del intestine. Est& universal
menfe c0nfirmado, en- foEma sin igual, que
Ia e1lcacia del Digestive MojarFietA 90 veT.
dadeEamente radical y superior s Ia de to-
dos Los otros remedies.
De yonta On las pEInGipales faFmacias de
de Europa America.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-15
EI tia de San Juan.

Sc asegura que la fiesta del Cfrculo de
Amigos ell dia "a de los corrientes quedara
lucidfsima.
Dicho centric esfu6rzase por llevar ca
bo una fiesta que haga epoca en- los anales
de las sociedades obreras de recreo ms
trucci6n que funcionan en- San Juan.
Hay preparativos que inducen Greer
que dicha fiesta resultara un suceso extra
ordinario.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-15

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por Medic del sistema del Sr. Minges.
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