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MALLORY LIN :. LUXURIOUS sgTpe
Tickets 10 Texas. Colorado. Mexico EeS,
Mexico. Arizona California. Georgia Flrr.
10. Alabama. etc. DELIGHTFUL TKTps
TIE ROUTE To AIAAl- PALM BEACH
10 Callfc.l-a on inquiry. Our uool.5s.
Pocket Gu.de" free. - IL hAITGPv
l. CO. I2S Front ST. y. =
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Tram depart from Grand Cen1fsJ So -
42d 81. ana 4ta ave, as follows for
BOSTON, via New London & Prov
x l:ol. * 300, u 800 i 5:92
.fl2;o0 P; NJ. via WilIimanticn+ %
a. NJ. t2:00 P. N; Via Spfd 49.09
WORCESTER and FITCHBURG. VIA PiUT
NAM-t3 P. II
LAKEVILLE and NORFoLK.-ts:4e A. NJ.
10 81 p. II. -''
Ct harrington. Stcckbridge. Lenox. Pitts
held.ti 80. ts;49 A NJ, 1881 P. NJ
and cl25th St also at c28I. 1.lS5 II AKA
B'way. c25 Union Square else Fifth Ave
H245 Columbus ave. c649 Madison Ave
Brooklyn. c342. SEQ Fulton ST. 2eO n;
'Daily. Except Sundays Estops az
l25tn s.. xStops ar 125th ST Sundays only,
1PaTlor Car Limited Has dining oar
cpaE.or and SLea-Lre Car 49, L.
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Tickets snc PullIna2 examinations lss, 81, 50
& i233 Broacs ay, ls2 81 Ave, = lL'on 50 W1st,
81 Broadway a. foot FUTON 81, brooklyn
La lE.-szsF Co. VII! 60. soE ard cheek DGzgGse.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WAVED
Female.

LADY MAID French: good seAlas'l Is,
halrdresse- packer; city or eouA-'' ."
ere.Cs. o. B.. 30 West 39t1-st
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Mems Gray Squirrel Goats,
with large shawl collars. reduced
from $146.74 to. ....S124. IA
Mems Raccoon Motoring Coats.
quilted lining; reduced from
S9G.t9 10. SoSt =
Other Fur Coats, S17.74 to
$50. IA.
Mems Motoring Coats, made OF
best quality Irish frieZe, reduced
from S69.74 to. -.....-.,S SABA
Mems and Women's Rubber
Motoring Shirts, double fiy-front,
three buttons ...........S4 80
Motoring Robes, prime raccoon
Skl4S y OS 1 =
Motoring Robes. best quality
muskrat, lined with leather; re-
duced from S64.74 TO. -. S4S. "a
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RAILROADS
READ0NG SW9 TEE1
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL R. R.
} v est Zod 81. n. 4.

STATIONS ) " est sd St. n. Il.
- Foot Liberty St. y. r
III me e, shown below is from Liberty St
Hest %Sd st; leaves 10 minutes earlier.
EAsrON, BETH qIJ!f lie Ms II AILENTowN
and MAUCH. CHUNK-z4.OO G.15
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100, b0o and 500 P. NJ
W!Lh,E5sBARRE AND sCRANTON-9.1o
a d. % 500 p. Ii. Sundays z4.S0
RfTER And BARH S7F5f II l. 40 20
Lakeharst. ks 20. ca, Is, p N. Sundays avs
90 A. ii. $40 Lakewood and Lake
ATLANTIC CITY, 40 A. NJ. k+s. 40 P. NJ.
LONG BRANCH, ASBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE, POINT PLEASANT AND SEA
1l-20., g4.45, $50. $50, jl2J1. Sundays.
except @ Ocean Grove, 400. 800 a. NJ.
ATLANTIC "a MI HLDs:. sEABRIGHT. NON
MOUTH BCH-. EAST LONG BRANCH
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HiLADELPB1A-'z4aO MOO. ms.oo.
NJ 80 % m q 70 e % 199 % A NJ mig 90
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'Daily. tDsily except Sunday gsun-
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days only. zFrom Liberty ST. only.
From Twenty-third STeet-z5. 20 p. NJ.
jll.6O p Nj, k3. 20 P NJ 49,
r, ofioes; Liberty St. West 23d St.. 6 Aston
9th Ave, PSI 9th Ave, . Union SouaTs
Wesl. 279S Sd Ave. 27e West 15th ST 34s
Columbus Ave. New York; 342 343 24a
500 Fulton St, Brooklyn; $50 Broad vvay
Williamsburg. New York Transfer 90
calls for and checks baggage TO destination
w. G. BESLER G NJ pTTT3J, -
Vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr. Gen. Pass5I a san,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE

'.BLCECHER- FEB IS. 10 4 II
tGRAF WALDERsEE.- FEB. "a. G 4 u
lAiLtLAha ---s-----s- MAI
TIennsg wanna .------.--.--- Mar. 10
-Dsutsch-and .-----..--. --.-..-... Mar. Is
rPstricie- --...-..... --.-...-.-.-- Mar. II
~-t>41ecneF --..-- Maj =.
pretoria -.-....... ............ MAJ. ~
:. : AAERLkA MOST LUXURIOUS
AND MOST MODERN Oh LEVIA-
THASS.
.Grl Room. Gymnasium. Elevator
& A La Carte Restaurant TCalI az Dover
for London g. Paris
Mediterranean Service
TO GIBRALTAR. NAPLES & GENOA
sEanbUTg- -..--. -....-..-.-.. Feb II noon
Prinz OskaT Mar J. p. M Apr 10
PTinZ Acalbert Mar. -. 70 A 81 Nav :
Rates lst Class. $50. SIS. SllS 40 m
/ wG-a. according 70 steamer selected
sCal AZ Gibraltar
Cf1ces IS and 81 broadway. Pbons 49,,
Broad Piers. Hobokez. y. J.
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l10LLAND-ANERTCA LINE
It'll ew-YoIk-Rotterdam via BouIogna
v ~ Sailing Wednesdays as per sailing list
Statendam. 800. Feb. n, 10 A. NJ
Ry1dam. Feb. %. $50 A, NJ.
Rotterdam. ...... Mar. Z, 10 A. M
Noordam. .........M Mar. "A. 7 a. NJ.
New s {%inrscFe" New Amsterdam
Il. $50 registered tons. 80. 400 tons displace-
ment from y. Y. Apr. 20. May 80. July a
Apply for special pamphlet
Holland-America Line. 80 B'Tay, N Y
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tEmIGH VALLEY

Foot OF West go A Cortlarct and Des0Tosses sta
y -Dsi!y tE1cept suDdsy. Sunday: el2.9S.
cgEEE = ~ n IS Is a
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PED ID" LINE.
~For La Guayra. Puerto CabeIIo. C1,rs-
Gao and Maracabo. via Curacao, caIIinx
also at san Juan. p. r.
S. 5. PHILADELPEIIA..S Sat. Feb. II. noon
s. g CARACAS. Saturday, March g. noon
From Pier IS. sdJ'g. Wall ST. Ferry. RkIyr1-
For La Guayra. Curacao and Maracaibo-
S. s. MARACAIBO. .... Sat. Feb. "a noon
s. :. ZULIA.--.. Saturday, March 10 noon
These steamers have superior acconno-
dations for passengers.
BOCLTON, BLISS & DALLETT,
General Managers. So Wall ST
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COOK -By experienced woman; eXceAen,
references; understands an gsaH3 Gify or 81
Co,JHtrS = Miss FitZgera.d'S Bureau
sos 5rh-ave., corner 42t-st-
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

80 TOURS EUROPE 5 TTQ 70
under superior management: exceptional ad-
Vantages. Fall Tours Around the World;
Annual Oriental Cruise in February. Pro
gram y. Free. FRANK c. CLARK, 90
WAY, NEW YORK.
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COOK aud WAITRESS BY two young
Finnish girls; cook and laln - $500
v-e,tTass and chambeTuald. city pIsIe-l -,
wages S16-Sis. JUSSILA BL RAAI. o''
LsXington-ave.
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RAILROADS.
IPLEMMSVIlW Wanna
tQAuLGuUAWa

S4A44ONS loot o. ~ S=L ~ SILy -lllrd Street
ana OssDTJss ana COTI4a nat Streets
H. lie 4edNlnz LIlS from DeSDIosseS and
COFtLAndt SEesJs Is nVe minutes Ialer IMAM
G4aJ CAV n below Tor IMenJy-lGlrC SLreSL
station
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III 7 III ? IL
For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk Porte
mouth, Primers Point ana Newport Nevs
Va, connecting for Petersburg. Richr1oD5'
entire South and West
Freight and passenger steamers sail froro
Pier %, :. r. foot Beach St. every VEL
dAy at p. N.
Il 3. WA LKER, VIce-Presldent ana
TgafHc Manager
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ist requires.
Moving the department brings to light many odd lots
of Winter-weight Apparel-all to be sacrificed
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: CAlCAGO SPELIAL,
: 81. Luis LAA1IED. For
Cincinnati anu 81. LOUIS.
The PENA SALk ANA LIN
1TkD.-Z3 hours 10 Chicago.
= = = = a u =, CINCINNATI
AND ST. LOUIS kAfRbhn.
: NSALkAAIA aRkCLAL.
IS hours 10 Chicago.
CHICAGO LlAIIED.
= WEST EkN hAFkESS.
ST. LOUIS AND ClNCIN-
MATT EAPRESS.
L PAClFlC EXPRESS.
Gle ' ELA-NJJ AND CINCIN-
EATl EXPRESS.
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1 In other words, fight bride givngand better
j enabled to give atchess values in everyhing the motor
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r9 }s1< a sEI 5:s .;ssssss55 :3s
~ ~ -ounrrv. references,
1lE soI Eas. 5etA-s-
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For Porto [03@m
Steamships Of the RED -" LINE vii
sail for san Juan direct. as follows;
5. s. PHILADELPHIA.
saturday. Feb. i. moan
s. 8. CARACAS. Saturday. March 3 ngo3
For freight OF passage apply 10
BOULTON. BLISS K DAII.FTT
General Managers. 50 Wall ST
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

~oou su.5tsh. rhOrough.y compel e1ti
FTsr class. CITY references. wages 30
Mrs DICKINSON COOPERATE = 81
REAJT. 831 MadisOn-ave- Tel S'Ss-0o'-l-
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
GARDENER RETAKER.-Country es-
tate; long experience; all pertaining there
to: absolutely sober, reliable: four years in
last position; married; highly recommended
RYAN, 357 West 54th-st.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions toF
The Tribune received at tnelr P's,,,t
and 3Tth sts until o clock . m 49,
tisencntS received az the following N!e-1~'
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BN el
ira 81 aIlIanIen
70 De Rio ande
Sc dice que una Faspetallle daIlla
falIeGio En- PRiueIas
l1hIaEI0I earaus Dc u TsI0l luhIlGa.
(De nusstpo eosss oollsaE


Enero Eos sehores A4 Perez Her
nanos SucesoTes De E. Nilla1nil 7 aia,
otros comereiantes, representadtos por ei
abogado Lcdo Eugenio Benftez CastaaoE
han presentado la eorte municipal de=
Carolina una demands contra este aYunta-
miento por Ia inposici6n Dc PATENTEs co
merciales industriales; fundandose en- que.
~ se han icumplid0 cie4tos requisites de-
lev para poder eobTar diehos arbitrios
Estos han sico aprobados por el conseJo4
eiecufivo, u son aceptados por la nayoria
dc los conerciantes industriaIes de esta
jurisdiction, pues ademas de que las Quotas
sefaladas 4 cada gremio son en- extreme
modieas equitativas comprenden la i'm
prescindible necesidad que tiene este nu-
nicipio de acreceT sus fondos con tales ar
bitrios para IA mejor marcha administers
tiva que redunda en- benefcio del pro-
comin.
En- Ia noche del sabado dltimo Y
acompahado de su sefiora esposa ha salido
precipitadamente para Penuelas, el sargen-
to Padial, de la policfa iasular, comandan-
te de este puesto, por motivo de grave en-
fermedad que tnviera su aelora suegra.
Sc dice Que Ii respectable dana ha falIe-
edo; en- cuyo case tributamos nuestra CON
dolencia los apreciables esposos PadiaL
-Esta poblaei6n carece de un reloj pi-
blico, cuando otras de menos importancia
10 tienen; ell costo de este, incluyendo mon
tura, fletes den6s gastos haata dejarlo
Instalado en- la iglesia romano, no pasar1a
de $500, cantidad que muy bien pudiera
reunirse, 81 hubiera quien tomara Ia inicla-
tiva, entire los acaudalados propietarios se-
hores. r. Villamil, Jacobo Gonzalez, Re
xach, Carlos just, Sosa DIVA, Jose G.
Calder6n, Alfredo La Cruz, David Ca
rri6n, Perez Hermanos, Suarez y AceVedo,
Antonio Zechini, Juan Jose Rodriguez,
Sahagund Quinones y otroa, en- cantidades
de q 800, so y 25, respectivamente, segdn
la capitaJldGd de cada cual.
Manos q la obTa, amigos Pimentel, Ro-
man Diaz, Vizcarrondo, Paco Torres, Re
lipe Rivera, que ustedes son los lianados
4 impRlsar este proyecto; y dotariamos
este pueblo de una mejora tan importante,
y de pdbliea necesidad.
-Permltame el amable director de LA
| CORRESPONDENCE hacer p1blica la salts
facci6n que experimento al yer que el jo-
ven Julio Galvez Otero, humacaefio, sc
abre campo en- el teTreno de 10 prensa pc
ri6diea por sus brillantes y bien pensados
escritos, fruto sazonado y providente de gu
estudio constancia y labor Intellectual. 81
otros i6venes compueblanos de Galvez, en-
vez de dilapidar su fortuna que han here
dado de sus progenitores, y perder el item
po, le imitaran, Humacao Sc llenarfa Dc
| gloria.
Yaya al amigo Julio mi mas carinoss
felicitaci6n y que sea un estfmulo mas para
sus mobiles aspiTaciones.
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amos que en- union del doctor don Fernan-
do Ntiiiez, el decano de los m6dicos de
Puerto Rico tuvimos OCCASION de pTesentar
ell problema 4 la consideration del Muni-
cipio 81 no Sc han perdido aquellos do
cumentoa Sc podrfa yer que hace veinte
amos que pedfamos con uTgencia la cons
trucci6n de un lavadero pdblico en- San
Juan.
"Los peligros inherentes al lavado de
las ropas sucias en- las habitaciones interio-
res de nuestras easas, por la mezcla de
procedencia, por Ia falta de colado 8 her.
vido, por otras muchas circunstancia,
son generalmente eonocidos.
ssDebemos recomendar a las familias
que las pleas sencillas pertenecientes q
los nifos, sobre todo, SO laven en- la casa
con separation completa de toda otra clase
de ropas, en- tanto la municipalidad pro-
yea esta gran necesidad de tai modo que
Sc garantiee la desinfecci6n completa de
las gopas sucias por el hervido 8 por otros
muchos medios bien conocidos.
LAS personals que Sc dedican en- estas
industrias no pueden lIevarla q cabo con
comodidad en- los estrechos locales de que
disponen esto constituye un medic mas
de insalubridad y de desperfecto para las
fincas.
"Por todas estas razones el barrio obre-
70 es la soluci6n satisfactoria del problema
lIevando en- 81 envuelta Ia installation del
lavadero pdblico.
..Debemos recordar que realizado el en-
prestito municipal con la casa de New
York ]. M. CebaIlos & Ca. habiendose
obtenido una prima de ($18,0009 dies q
ocho mil dollars la Corporation Municipal
4 instancia del CONCEAL don Miguel Cane
las Vergara pens6 en- utilizar parte de
esa cantidad en- reparar varios edifcios de
SUI propiedad en- tai virtud solicit6 auto
rizaci6n del Conaeio Executive Ia que fue
negada bajo Ia base de que 10 que Sc pre-
tendia debfa ejecutarse con cargo & los
creditos del presupuesto en- ejercicio, ana
diendo que para obras de nueva construc-
ci6n podrfa accederse a 10 solicitado. En-
su virtud Sc propuso pedir autorizaci6n
para nevar cabo la construction de i'm
'Iavadero pdblico' en- Puerta de Terra
en- terrenos de Ia Municipalidad, asf como
la continuation del "Parque Mckinley"
en- los terrenos inmediatos Ia plaza de
Colon
sEl ayuntamiento di0 preferencia las
obras del lavadero y asf 10 aeoTd6, sin que
hasta Ia fecha Sc haya realizado el pensa-
miento -
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La CuraciOn de las hernias.

Sc curan radicalmente con ell BRA
GUERO REGULADOR acompanado del
Parche Alemdn que tan tos lauros ha OBJ
tenido en- Europa por Ell Especialista Doc
TOR PoRTA.
Bragueritos de gonna blanda para nifios
de ambos sexos para la hernia umbili-
cal. Sc mandan tratamientos por correo.
Pidan nota de precio.
Consultas: de II y de 2a5. p m.
Tetuan 81, Hotel San Juan.--Sap Juan
de Puerto Rico. a. D.
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METILOIDEs- EI meior mas SECURE
de tcdos los especifccs hasta sht IA con eide
para la cura permanente do todas las erfer-
medades de la ureta, va an estas cronicss 8
agudas @ ntiene ell flujoy anra por COM
pietc, en- menos tiempos pue ning6n ctro pre-
parade milar, las gonorreas, espermatorlR lRs s
cistltis ect Mejor pue las inS ecciones y muy
superior al sandaloy copa ba. Empieza &
Eurtir gu efecto las tres cuatre horas de
haberse tornado.
Los METZ OIDES"-son FISHES de tomar
estan preparados de manera pue no revnel-
ven ell est6mago nj droducen malos efectos,
De Venta en- todas las Boticas Pfdanse
muestras gratis & sus 6nicos fabricsntes-
Frederick Stearns 8 Ca Detroit, Mich.
E. u. A
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Royal Mail Steam
Packet Company London.
incorporated By Royal Charter 1883.

Los magnffcos vapores de 6sta Empresa
reanudar6n su escala en- esta Isla empe-
zando con 81 dfa ~ de EnerO 1905 admi-
tiendo carga y pasajeros pare San Thomas,
Islss Inglesas, Francesas, Holandesas,
Venezuela, Europa etc. Servicio ounce
nal. Para mas informes dirigirse sus
AQentes Generates en- esta Isla. FRITZE,
ITNDT &. CO., ECRS. Tetuan 21 San
Juan. p. R. 30 v. s.
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lNDlCRDOR GENERAL

PCR MAS DE sEsE ENTA AN oSs
yu ylelo j prOhadO TemealO,
Ell SIR0P CCNSOLAD0R DE IA SENQEA
NgIf9SLCW. ha sido nsado por m6s de Sksln'AIA "a
NOS CUANDO ESFAN EGHAND0 Los DlhN4Ass
q 1TEAfPRE CON ExIT0. al alivio Al ni11 " aYl
elmejor remedlo para "a diarrea Nendidos por todQs
lls droguistas y en- eualquer parte del mundo. kste
1eguro de que compra e
SlR0p C0NSOlAD0R DE Ia SEN0RA WlNSl
4 MO CcMPFE CTRO.
W1srrrsrAs z EorELLAs
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a Fatal Row.

Resulting from quarrel as to obey
ing orIsrs given by Charles Layton,
'oreusn CT q dairy ct Raleigh, N @.
O Andrew MnoneyDam, Layton
tru L M Joreybam over the he&t
18th ashr vel, crushing the skull arc
silirE him. Monaghan was a0Va"c
"g OF Layton with 3 stick 81 Tbs
iime. Mooneyhsm's wife cane ~
aC saw her husband lying on thr
round. She ATTACKED layton, Wtt
tuck her With hia fat sDd knock"
,sr duun. She is "a Re!'ious cord!.
ion. Lavfnn w.. evres"Gd.
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try, forwarding which have f.en sp
proved by the secretary ef agrlcul
6ure ghall be usP6.

try, forwarding which have taen sp
proved by the secretary ef agrlcul
bure shall be usrd.
Regulation 33 No meat or noes;
food product shall be sOId or Il yer
or sale by any person, arm Or CT
poration In interstate or f5relgn c!G
merce under any falsa OF decrp'ivr
aame; but esta niished 1r%de Dnucs. 4"
nameB which are usual to SUCH pre-
Quota ano which are nna false and oe
csptive, aud wnicn shall BE- rppr2Vsc
By the secretary Of agriculture or
permitted Trsda labels Which ar
false or deceptive In any psIti"u!a
shall not b. permtt,ed a rdeat lot
product, whether COMPOSED CT on'
or more Ingredients, stall NOT b
nance Oh 8, trada libel with nam
stating or purpcrting 10 show tha
Lhe said 'n2p t iuod product Is sub.
stsucs Wh;cn is no5 The principal In
rrediant contained tbSIeio, ever
1lrugh SUCH name be- 81 established
trade nans.
"R .gulSrion SO ~ No meat O.
qnssb food product for ,n.ersta.s con
mercs, or for forsien c0m meroe fx
ocpt as hereinafter provided, abaiI
contain auy substance which lsssens
It's wnolesouene5p, nor a1y drug
chemical, or dye (aEiess specifically
provided for by Federal sJAtIt, O.
praservstive, other that common ealt
sugar, WOO, smoke, vinegar, purt
spec, and parding further irQuiry
aaitveter Iuspecu,Dn and sam pllnI
Of prepared meas and meat io0d pro
Guc.s ny Department. enployeeH Sha,
o. cOnc cuted In such manner and at
such times as may be Decefsary to Sc
cure ligil enforcement Of rnis reg
Il9tinT.
"C) In accordance with the
iirettlOn OF tire ioreiRp purchaser OF
oia agent, meats and meeI food pro-
DUG prepared for export may contaln
presergaiivgs IA proportions witch do
uot CO. ii CT Wish the iaWs OF the fIra.
ign COUNTY, to whiG:l they are tO "a
exported.
"Wnsn such meats or meat food
products ere prepared for exp rt
uadtr this regulation they shall be
prspared in compartments OF the es-
tablishmen5 separate a1d apart from
those IN wnlcl meats and meat food
produc:s a. prepared according to
paragraph {. Of this regulation, and
sucn produjs shall be kept separate
and shali oe labslad with special
trade labs.5, approved bv the secce.
oary Of agriculture, ard Indicating
that such products are for expo
certificates will be issued for meats
and meat food products OF this
character, and, II the products are
not exported, under no rcunstances
shall they be allowed to enter domes
tic trade"
The regulation regarding false or
deceptive names on trade labels Is re-.
garded as of frat Importance In job
bing circles. 1t hits the private ls.
bal o cruel blow, in that hereafter 70
jobber unless be be q manufactures
of the article will be allowed to ues
the name Of brand unless he har
the words packed for" on the label.
Heretofore the labels have read as
though the brand mentioned covered
product ty the jobber himself.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-10-11
LOOK AT LABEL
Government Regulations About
Buying Meat inEffsct.
DOM 1 RH IMpOSED ON.
FsIse or D cep,ive Names on Labels
NJ Longer Permitted by Law.
Purity of Product Guar.
anteed by GoverGment
INSPECTION Mark.

The new Law assuring the fresh
ness and purify OF the msat packers
product has now gone into effect ana
the househ olders may be examining
tho labels or the packages be ASSURED
Of what they are buying.
When the disclosures were msdr
some months ago relative to the cor.
diti0n of the packing hauses snd
ysr's and tho careless manuer 10
which the food supply was prepared,
tha demand for che products fell fl
10 Charleaton rs at other .'laces and
the retail stores hGye not been able to
build up the business to any great
extent. Now, however, with the
changes which have been made In the
sygten Of preparing the goods a2d
the How labels, atresting to the fresh
ness and purify Of the products, ih;
stores ere looking forward to bet1er
trade In the packers products, bus
With the loss which many stores TX
perieS ced with Old gooGs On taei:
hacdS, the nsR stocks will not be aS
large as heretofore In Charleston.
uatil tee public pulss has been fela OF
GEO trade in the goods IN question
The meat lapal regulations nit tbe
j1tEecs hard blow, as may be nct"G
IN tue extracts from the nsw Law
which has just gnne into effect:
Regulation 32.-U oon each eau,
pot, tin, caLVa', or other rece ptacle
or covering Containing any meat or
meat product for interstate or foreign
commerce. except packages on which
meat inspection stamps appear, there
shall be placed under 81 r -ivtsion Of a
(. depart m mt employee, trade label.
This trade labal shall contain the
words ~. S. Inspected and Passed,
under the Act of Congress of June 30,
1906" in plain letters and figures Of
uniform s.z9, the number OF the
establishment at which the meat or
meat food product is LIST prepared or
packed, ard labeled, and the true
name of the meat or meat food pro-
duct contsined in such package. Only
trade rames which are not f1lse or
deceptive may be used upon the trade
label. A copy Of each trade label
shall be filed with the inspector In
charge for bis approval. The In
spector In charge shall approve OF
disapprove each trads label, and re-
port bis action for approval to the
chief of the bureau Of animal indus
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-10-11
The Domestic Department

In the Domestic Department you find anything sea island homespun
Sc per YARD Drill rugs from IA Zoe yard Bed Tuck
from 25e yard BsaGhqg from to 2 per yard a Cam
Black sheeing from 20 Sc yard am ais, showing
the best linen sheeng Soc shown the town Table Linens from
zoe toSl per yard Fanns white and red from ~ 75c
full crashes and linen from SC to zoe yard
The greatest line Of cotton and linen towels from 0c to W per pair
Everything blankets SOC pair So Oh The most beau
quilts shown the Prices from 90 $500 Our
down quilts vns Friends anything that kept the
Domestic Department can be found at my place.