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The Meeker herald., 1906-07-07
OATH Of ANCIENT DOCTORS
Queer Ritual Prescribed By Hippo.
rates for Prospective Physdcians
-swears by All Gods.

Hippocrates. the father OF medicine.
1000 years ago imposed upon all his stu-
dents remarkable oath. 1t runs q fol-
lows:
swear by Apollo. the physician, by
Aesculapius and by Hygeta. by Panaeea
and by all the gods and goddesses. that
! will fulfill religiously according to tho
best OF my ability. power and judgment,
the solemn vow now make; will he. u
rs my father the master who taught me
the art of medicine; his children will
consider as my brothers and teach them
my profession without fee or reward.
Will admit to my lectures and dis
courses my own sons, my masters sons
and those pupils who have taken the
medical oath. but no one else. will pre-
scribe such medicines - may BE- best
suited to the cases Of my patients. &C.
,ofdtng to the best of my Judgment, and
no temptation shall ever induce me to
administer poison. will religiously
maintain the purity OF my character
and the honor of my art. will not per-
form the operation Of lithotomy, b ,
leave 1t to those to whose calling II be-
longs. Into Whatever house I enter 1
VIII enter 1t with the sole view OF re-
lieving the sick and conduct myself with
proprtety toward women OF the family.
II during m. attendance hear anything
-thatsauHc not be revealed 4 will keep
It profound secret. II l observe this
oath may have success in this life and
may iobtatn esteem after It: II l break
II may the contrary be my lot.
The Meeker herald., 1906-07-07
NOTES on NEEDLEWoRK.
Home lads Articles Of Feminine
Finery for the Season Now
at Hand,

A pretty homemade article that Is in
style is flannel petticoat of fine white
flannel with hair line Of blue running
through 1t. The seams are feather
stitched in the blue. and 30 are the
sQlare-cornered tabs at the bottom,
which fall loose over full rune of filmy
lace.
The heart-shaped corsage sachet of
white satin is to wear around the neck
beneath the lingerie. The ribbon edge.
and bow make a pretty finish and 1t Ia
suspended by ribbon. Another corsage
sachet on this order consists of two
pads about two inches square. with
small bow in the center of each. They
are fastened to the ends of "a strip Of
baby ribbon. For the Japanese sachet,
made OF. Japanese silk, bag two and
one-half by three inches, and In the top
seam fasten a Japanese dolls head.
Around its neck ribbon is tied, stock
fashion. The most popular sachet odors
at present are sandalwood. ortis and the
Japanese perfumes.
The rage for handmade articles Of
attire takes some beautiful forms, and
the ones here described are such as may
be easily initiated by any woman who
knows how To use Ger" needle. A very
fashionable. white crepe waist has its
front. stock and CUTS embroidered with
clusters Of small. pink roses and forget
me-nots in ribbon embroidery. The
punches of flowers have their leaves and
stems done in pale. dull shades Of green
and golden brown. The punches Of flow
ers are connected by and interpreted
with little bowknots and.lDors and ends
of ribbon. This ribbon effect is produced
by outlining the supposed ribbon with
a single gold thread and working small
black dots. In embroidery silk, about
an eighth Of an inch, apart between the
gold lines. The effect Is that of a dainty
and novel ribbon. 1t Is no wider, and
probably not as wide. as baby ribbon.
In the most fashionable line of hand
work come new frocks for early spring,
made of material exactly like crinoline
or .scrimm-.the kind used in making
cross-stitch. One lovely frock has three
broad hands. of cross-st1tch down the
front, reaching from the hem up. The
center one comes nearly all the way
up, and the side bands, set rather close
to the center one. are much shorter.
They are worked IN simple design of
cross stitch in Russian blue and red.
OF all. the cross-stitching worn by smart
women the, preference is for Russian
cross-stitch in these two colots. in only
one shade of each. Collars and cuffs
and dress sets are worked In the same
color and, pattern. The bodice to. this
skirt lisa partly fitted blouse. In shirt
waist effect with three bands Of cross
stitching down the front and one around
the collar and around each wrist band.
Simple as the frock is. the handwork
gives 1t an air OF distinction.
The Meeker herald., 1906-07-07
ANAccoMMoDAT
Was Willing TO, Do Jsse - Ne 1ad
Nan wanted Him % Il
Five Seconds


"Do look dead man?"
This question was shot at the editor
of the Bad Lands "Bazoo" by man of
ferocious aspect. who entered the sane
tum in D. great hurry. relates London
Tit-Bits..
/ '"My friend. have no time to answer
conhndrums. replied the editor, mildly.
II want to know il / look like dead
mani" persisted the visitor. In a louder
tone. at amt no conundfum. either"
81 don't know that I'm bound to an
swer the question:, Of every excited in
dividual who happens to come in. II
you'll tell me the ,obJectof, your call. I'll
give the subject some consideration"
"Well, sir, your paper announced me
dead, and want to know whether look
like dead man." y -
why didn't you say 20? No. you
don't look like a dead man."
Then your paper lied. didn't it,"
"This paper seems to have been mis-
informed. if you are the man it referred
to- allow no man to say 1t lied"
well. I'm the man it referred to. I
reckon. There amt but one Alkali Ike
in these diggin's I'm the terror Of the
Bad Lands. I'm a varmint from the
Wicked Desert, and when I'm mad can
lick the entire press Of the United
States You hear me?"
1--WE never been accused ct deafnesR"
II could chew you up in one mouth
full. Seer"
I'm not blind"
"If you don't make that paragraph
right, I'll jab yer into yer own press, and
print an impression Of yer paper on yer
carcass. Twig?"
The editor twigged.
will yer make that item right7s
II will" replied the editor. hsing
slowly from his chair. with seven
shooter in one hand and bowie knife
in the other. Yes. I'll make the para
graph true You'll look like dead man
in exactly five seconds What's your
choice, lead or steel?'
But Alkali Ike, the varmint from the
Wicked Desert. did not remain long
enough to choose. and the item hasn't
been corrected yet.
The Meeker herald., 1906-07-07

There ~" boon -nuch favorable COM
ne-' ~ librarians and other
s~hola- v .e-rinc the -rc-ositfo, Of
PRO- VIZ ot the Univer-'.r n Cal
:fnrh'- f.. cooperation amOn~ areri-
"a, u a, :. and scholars in tho ,ub-
lic-tio'. -similes Of ma3"s -i-ts
AM 20, >oks in European libr ries.
S;,rh -rer IS Or. Putnam. DR.. Ca Geld
ard r-es cert Schnrman Of or ell.
lock -,ooI tn" plan with nn1"-litiei up
prpvn!. : , view of the des'r','f on at
luriE. a. "a ago o! huDdrr Is NJ I'M
copied n,a uoc.ipts. 1t seems to be high
t. Ia. action was taken In this d.
recti0a
The Meeker herald., 1906-07-07
Orange Jam.

When oranges are plentiful q supply Of
inexpensive jam may be made. The
slightly bitter taste caused by using the
peel is usually liked and has the merit
of being medicinal. Take one dozen
oranges and six lemons and wash them
thoroughly. Slice very thin. removing
all the seeds. Let them stand in one
gallon water Sc hours. then boil gently
two hours. Add ten pounds pure gran
ulated sugar and cook one hour longer,
Fill empty jelly glasses or pint jars-
Orange Judd Farmer. =.
The Meeker herald., 1906-07-07
Xads Q Quiet Exit.

An Italian from Europe arrived in
Jackson. q mining town of Amador coun-
ty. California. the other day. He pro-
ceedeG tt'try to make anarchists Of some
Of the u. ers. A quiet meeting was held
and a sonia.ittee of citizens waited upon
the newcomer and invited him to take
. trip to San Fransisco. He concluded to
% 70.
The Meeker herald., 1906-07-07
Cheese Balls with Tomato sauss.

Mix together two cups Of grated
cheese. a quarter Of teaspoon Of salt, a
few grains of cayenne pepper and one
cup of bread crumbs; then add two eggs
beaten stiff, shape in small balls, roll
in crushed cracker crumbs and fry in
deep fat; serve on triangles Of buttered
toast and pour over them . tomato
sauce-1ood Honsekeeping
The Meeker herald., 1906-07-07
Test Of Experiences.

Do not accept thing a. q truth be-
cause 1t sounds plausible; test all things
by your own experience or by what you
have observed of the experience of oth-
era. In other words, learn. to think
WomAo's Home Companion
The Meeker herald., 1906-07-07
silk Cotton Glove

Silk and cotton gloves are likely to
stretch with wear. Turn them inside
out and sew the seams over. taking them
In little. and cutting of the edges II
enough has been taken in to make them
In the least clumsy.-Country Gentle.
man,
The Meeker herald., 1906-07-07
Pam Coming Back to It. own.

Th'- r'he farm are char ing. and
we ~ ~,serve II We vatch he bar
o-r' = life. that ..s-e is a ten
DC go ;, back to the country. FIJI
90 40. for tnrtance. 'ess than
e. - The population verc nov
ir ard; In 19nn the st-H-tics
sho, I per rent. were see ing out
hc- rrral districts. and it is likely
thar tie r'rnlstion now going away
I'm VIC -'.' reaches rs per cent At
-"t-~''' Solomon. they ero ''-covering
'h-' :. vanity" In the "i'ies: that
- are dir'cnlt, that neighbors
cont INC" the names one Of the other,
'ha ne'ee dirt. confusion ere there
~ - -' -''~"le 10 live IL nj the fesper-
-t-''-'-'r al 'he time. Tho te'e-hone.
80 '-r''1 Inn free rural mai delivery
= - ~ ~ni~ati-g the unsocial side
rnra lite and the beauty of nature II
doing the re.t.-Opportunity.
The Meeker herald., 1906-07-07
Opportunity for slave pealsr,,
R.,.o- for N.m,np .,.-t..

owner to mae the landing.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-04-13
was Just a Dream.

"Some old fellow over ut Fort Sill
who has been IN this section OF the
country for good many years once
dreamed that there was an Indian
massacre on the summit Of Signal
mountain. He nfterward began to tell
that dream. and at length told the sto-
~ for the truth. That dream has gone
down in history as an actual fact.
There never was massacre on this
mountain, nor even a battle Of any
sort. In early days, after the establish
ment OF Fort Sill. the soldiers had u
signal station there, built the house
that is now crumbling In ruins and
possibly observed the maneuvers OF
many Comanches." -Lawton News
Republican.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-04-13

The physician has methods By which
be determines whether OF not pa
tent 10 shAmmins. Other people have
different methodA which may some
times be ~ suocessfui NJ the doctors.
do you believe that was a real faint
Of Sally AIMS. or do you think shs
just shAmmed SOS to look interesting
to willy Lane and make him offer to
take her homo In his buggyr' asked
ono Of the participants In a recent
picnic.
EFT want any sham on Sally Ana's
part said Mrs. Ricketts,, 70 whom the
appeal was made. II should thinS
whom you know Sally Ann wears sixe'
and that she lay there with her fec
sticking right straight up for every
body 70 soc for nearly nftsen minutes
you'd realize that 'twasn't any max
believe faint"
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-04-13
The Last Long sleep.

Familiarity with death is apt to alter
ones earliest conceptions OF II. Two
ideas are very generally accepted whicii
experience shows to be false. Ono Is
that the dying usually fear death and
tho other that the net Of dying IL &C
companied by pain. II Is well known
TO all physicians that when death 10
near It's terrors do not seem to be felt
by the patient. Unless the imagination
Is stimulated by the frightfui portrayal
Of tho supposed ''pangs Of death" or OF
the sufYerings which some believe the
soul must endure after dissolution II Is
rare indeed that the last days or hours
Of life are passed In dread.
Most sick persons are very. very tired
Sieep--long. quiet sleeps what they
want. I have seen many people die
have never seen one who seemed &c
fear death. except when It was or seem
ed 20 be rather far away. Even those
who are constantly haunted while
strong and we'll with dread Of the
end Of life forget their fear when thai
end is at hand.-Scribners Magazine.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-04-13

ne lay awake trying TO mix up Pete
Beczer and Neighbor with the disap-
pearance of various punches OF horses
from the Bar NJ ranch.
About the same time he became in
terested in dentistry. Not that there
Is any obvious connection between rail-
reading and detective work and flling
teeth, but his thoughts just turned
that way, and. following the advice OF
a local dentist who didn't want alto
gether TO discourage him, Bullhead
borrowed q pair OF forceps and pulled
all the teeth out OF a circular saw to
get his arm into practice. Before the
dentist pronounced him proficient
though, his mother had Callahan re-
duced to terms, and the assistant su.
pcrintendent put Bullhead among the
operators.
That was a great day for Bullhead
He had to take the worst OF It. of
course. sweeping the office and that.
but. whatever his faults. the boy did
as he was told. Only one vicious habit
chung to hlm-he had passion for
reading the rules. In spite of this,
however, he steadily mastered the TAX
ing, aud as for sending. he could dc
that before he got out Of the cuspldor
department. Everybody around the
Wickiup bullied him, and maybe that
was his salvation. He got used to
expecting the worst OF It and neryed
himself to take it, which in railroadine
, is half the battle
A Few months after he became com
| petent to handle key the nightmnn nj
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-04-13

Struck Bulthcdd as a grizzly tDould u
OnGt.
Goose River Junction went wrong.
When Callahan told Bullhcnd he
thought about giving him the job. the
boy went wild with excitement and In
a burst Of confidence showed Callahan
his star. II was the best thing that
ever happened. for the assistant head Of
the division had an impulsive way OF
swearing the nonsense out OF boys
head, and when Bullhead confessed to
being a detective n fiery stream wns
poured on him. The foolishness couldn't
quite all be driven out In one round.
but Jamie Lyons went to Goose River
fairly we'll informed rs to how much
OF q fool he was.
Goose River Junction 10 not a lively
place. 1t has been claimed that even
the buzzards at Goose River Junction
play solitaire. But apart from the utter
loneliness Il was hard to hold operators
there ON account Of Nellie Cassidy. A
man rarely stayed Mt Goose River past
the second pay check. When he got
money enough TO resign he resigned,
and all because Nellie Cassidy despised
operators.
Tho lunch counter that Matt Cassidy
Ncliie's father, ran at the Junction was
Just an adjunct for feeding train crews
and the few miners who WANDERED
down from the Glencoe spur. Mat
himself took the night turn, but days j
was Nellie who heated the Goose Rive
coffee and dispensed the pie-contrac
pic made at Medicine Bend and sen
By local freight classified as ammuni
ton, loaded and released. o. r.
II was Neilie's cruelty that made tn
frequent shifts at Goose River. No
that she was unimpressibie OF had N
heroes. She had plenty OF them In tn
snHino and the train service. II was tn
smart uniformed young conductors an
tha kerchicfed Juvenile engineers o.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-04-13
A Natural Inferense.

six-year-old Fanny. Just returned
from Sunday school. seemed to have
something on her mind.
Mother" she said after awhile. they
must have had very large beds In Bible
times"
"Whyf" asked her mother.
"weli, our teacher told us today that
Abraham slept with his four fathers"
-Hnrpers Weekly.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-04-13

Nothing Is better to take en- rising
than a cupful of hot water. One hot
drink on IN empty stomach clears the
Ustem for the day. and for many per-
sons n tablespoonful OF lemon juice In
ereases the efncacy. Taken on going
TO bed without lemon. Il viii help TO
induce sleep. Both night and morning
II has the effect OF helping to clear tho
complexion.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-04-13
new n HapDeAsA-

~I suppose he clasped you In bis arms
whom the canoe upsetT'
"NO: quite the opposite"
-Quite the oppositsr'
Yes: the canoe upset when he clasp
Cd me In his arms"
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-04-13

Old paper to put under Your carpet
or on the pantry shelves, two cents
per pound at this office.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-04-13
tt tt II It tt tt,tt It Il It Il Il

IS full name was James
Gillespie Blaine Lyons,
but his real name was
Bullhead-just plain Bull
head.
When he began pas
senQer brakinR the train
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-06
DOLOROSA

NJ lie cui,aron; para Celia aquela tortuosa ba ada
lego tener el msterio &c las cosas prchl-
bidas.
Pero por sinti6 Ia tentac6n de descender
la tienda; estaba muy bien arriba rigiendo ella sofia
ell hogar ordenado, pulcro, lmpio de los ropablan-
queros.
Desde muy temprano colgabase q los hombros
delantal de los de peto fuo, banco daban comeuzo
las faenas.
Para atender 10 de abajo. mama, D g Rte,
rec8tada tras el biombo, labor eterna entee
las manos.
De cuando en- cuando ofala Celia subir dgi la es~
caerilla ell leve peso de la Laincz eli Serpenton ii
banboles ba siquera.
Subia para darle noticia de al yuna 'bleua pie
"a que entire sus ma 1osos dedos habfa caido
-Ahora msmo. hija, ahora msmo; todo 81 equpo
de Ia Villarrosales.
Ella vale POGO, menudo. taponcllo -. pero
quieeu cosa 6na y 10 dean todo guso mfo.
O este:
La de Montiel, va sabes sefora verdadera-
meute una sonora, nobeza de verdad nobleza rancia
acaba de decdirse por la mantelera los juegos de
CANA >oa pleas Ia antigua, de las que va 8.
van, dc las que va nAdie compra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-06

In cmda bokn11a eskampamOs una oferta
Dc 4i 600 ofo, por sl microbio de una en.
esxfnedad que el Laquozone no pueda ma
ear. Hacemos csto para convencerlo de
Que ii LiquoEone mata los gGrmenes.
Y es al 1nico medic conocido de matar
hoo gErmenes en ei cuerpo, am destruir
txm6aen los tsjidos. Toda dsoea que
mate los germenes es un veneno y no
puede tcmarse interna. Las medicinas
son casi ine6caces en- cua1uuier enferme-
dad micr6bica Este es el hecho que da
nj Liuuozone su immense valor para la
hu1nanidad; y este es tai, que despues de
probar ei producto durante dos amos por
medic de MEdicos Hospitales, compra-
moe por &roo, 600 los derechos en- America
y otros paises. Y hemos gastado mas de
an million de dollars en I'm afio, CON-
prando la primera botella y d6ndosela q
todo paciente que querfa pHobario.
O Obra como el oxfgemO.
FL Iiouozone no sc haee mezclandO
drogas nj existe alcohol en- su compost
ci6n. Sus virtudes se derivan soiamente
de gases, en- su mayor parte gas ox1geno,
por un proceso que requiere d empleo de
inmensos aparatos IA dias de tempo.
Este proceso ha sido por espacio de mas
de 40 amos objeto de constantes estudios
cienHfccs y qv1nsicos.
Fl resultado e. an Hquido que haee 10
que el oxdgeno haee. 20 nm alimentc
para los nervios In sangre; y 10 mas
esencial para v. que existe en- 81 nundo,
Sus efectos son excitantes, vivihcadores y
purihcantes; SIN embargo, 60 I'm germi'
cida absolute clerto. La raSon es que
Jos gerInenes son vegetables, y el LAquo-
zone, ,seomo nm exceso de ox1geno, a NOR
tal para toda materia vegetaL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-06
Ofrecemos $1,000


III IAuuoxone ilega & el ese6mago im-
testinoe, { infiltr6ndose en- IL sangre, va
donde esta va. No hay gExman que pueda
escapax mi pueda resistirio. Loo resulta-
dos son inevitables; puAs una enfeTmedad
micr6bica debe terminar con h destrue-
ci6n do los gGrmenea. Despu6s el Liquo-
rome, ohxamdo come m naaraviiloeo t6-
nico, en- POGO tempo le ressaurarA una
perfecta aa1ud.
Males que han resiskido & las uedicinas
durante amos, ceden embellishments al
LiQuozone, cura enfermedades que Las
medicines jamas curaron. La nftad dc
Las personas que v. encuentre, donde
Qniera &c halle. pueden referarle curacio.
mes obtenidas por Il.
Intermediates Mier6bicas.
Estas con las "a conocidas enfermeda-
des originadaz per mlcsSbios. Todo lo
que Las medicinas pueden hacer en- estas
enfexmedades, e. ayudar & la Naturaleza
4 veneer ioe germenes; pcro estos re-
suitadoa son indirectos ineiertos El
Liquo1one los ataca donde quiera que sc
ha1len; y una vex cue han sido destruidos
los germenes que cansan La enfermedad
esta debe terminar, y para siempre. Este
e inevitable.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-06

Celia Lainez amas bajata por la escalerilla que Sc
enr1sca yerp:n on al tronco de hierro ST
Gre sc 10 Ia ofl prohbido
A Rit ie malestab, el fsgoneo, las mradas. las
hrooes lie aqaeuos horeras que por habera conocido
de qveuva creyeron antorzados para traarla con
muchsima ami iaridad ucorregible tuteo.
n, ~ed0~: 9rrlb5 >rriba.
Los I1ch5u1randietas tno habfan alberto al servi-
clio Ia puerta del rlan. pues eos abrrfan de Ia
lefA priocipa'.
p4ne, 9s.nyo Rita de guitar de en- medic quel
caracol notro ( qae If ala IA tends.
lero 10, m le gut mos no le qaiteolo-: cu4aGo
viene por sqf rgr Iac5aarrandieta, :"or ..#~ -
b.
For 81 ca7aeol,
n * n 3alt~ao
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-06

Ell II. B. II, presentado por el Sc
flor Arrillaga Y aprobado pcr Ia ca
mara empezara regjr eli De Ju-
lilo de 1907 81 es aceptado por el
Consejo Executive, Sc provee cn Ell
mismo cl cstableeimiento de una
Tunta de farmacia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-06

Sc han preSentado varies enmien-
das en- el Consejo Ejecutivo al {. Is.
MIN. 81, que pr0vee Ia apr0baci6n
de un C6digo sanjtario para la Isla.
En- la librcria del oroLtrIN Sc halla
de venta una nucva cdicI5n del Co
digo Civil, completada con u apen-
dices. que contiencn las leyes que
ha mcdifc&do . dorogado dicho
cucrp) legal
g42f En- Ia misma Gbrcria siGue Dc
venta el Cddigo Dc bnmici@mjcuto
Civil, con 81 Appendices conteniendo
otras tantas leyeS s disposiciones del
procesal civil.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-06
Gratis una bOtella de so
centavOs orc.

81 v. necesita el Liquozone y no 10 ha
probado antes, sfrvase remitirnos este Gu
pom. lie mandaremos por correo una Or
den para que un droguista de esa locaii-
dad le entregue. gratis, una botella de so
centavOs, que nosotros lie pagaremos. Bste
es un regalo one lie hacemos para conven-
cerlO; para defnostrarle 10 que ell LiquO-
zone es, y 10 que hara- En- justicia q 81
mismo, sirvase aceptar nuestro obsequio,
pues este no 10 obliga en- modo alguno.
FL Liquozone Sc vende en- botellas de
so centavos 81 90 orc Am
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-06

Aver tarde ! las , y3oaIse< arres-
tad0 en- A9asco cl individuo Evange~
lista Lopez, por alterar Ia pa1 hizo
.reSistencia 4 Ia policia, siendo nece-
sario hacer uso del rotten para rcdu~
cirle la obediencia.
FL sehor Juez municipal conoce
del asunto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-06

En- LareS ha Sido arre>tado aver el
individuo Manuel Guerra, acusado de
violaci6n hacienda uso naTc0tico para
consumar el delito FL Iuez instru-
We el proceSo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-06

La CARMEINE es muy buena
quisiera siempre : siempre hacer use
de ella.
Escriba Simone lie Bargy, del Gy-
mnase tde Paris al Sr. G.. Prunier
fabricante de los dentifricos higi6ni-
cos CARMEINE.