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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-18
LA PROXIMA CONFE-
renCia Panameri-
cana
Ell Sr. EmbajadOr Casasus estudia
las bases del prOgrama

A mediados de la semana anterior, en-
pezaron tener lugar en- Washington
algunas conferencias entire el Secretario
Root, Mr.. William Y. Buchanan, que
sera el Jefe de la Delegation de los Esta-
dos Unidos en- la pr6xima conferencia
Panamericana que debera reunirse en- Rio
Janeiro (Brasil) los Embajadores de
Mexico y del Brasil y otros diplomdticos
de Sud America.
En- la primera Junta el Sr. Casaads y
Mr. Root conferenciaron por mas de cinco
horas sobre las bases del programa, en- 10
cual quisieron estar ambos enteramente de
acuerdo.
En- la Ultima Junta, expresa un diario
mexicano, el sefior Embajador de Mexico
fu6 encargado de revisar los puntos de
discussion presentados por los representan-
tes de los distintos Gobiernos de America
para arreglar el programa de la Confe-
rencia de Rio Janeiro, y para preparar un
plan preliminar.
Sc cree generalmente que la election
del senior Casasds con los objetos antes
indicados, signifca que Ell programa que
Sc eliza sera tai, que evite el caer en- con-
trovelsia durante Ia Conferencia, que Sc
haga una manifesto hostilidad 4 los Esta-
dos Unidos.
Tanto esta Rep1blica agr6gase, como
Mexico, Brasil Cuba, estan trabaiando
de complete acuerdo para lograr que refine
Ia mayor ammonia possible en- la pr6xima
Conferencia Panamericaua.
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CongresO de maestras italianas.

Recfbense referencias del Congreso de
maestras verifcado en- Roma. Ell discur-
SO de Inauguration fu6 pronunciado por la
senorita Berttini, ventajosamente conocida
por sus trabajos sobre cuestiones pedago-
gica.
Los temas discutidos ponen de relieve la
seriedad del congreso 4 la vez que la pre-
ferencia que Sc da los asuntos de actua.
lidad.
Las dos cuestiones que Sc discutieron
fueron: La. De Ia conveniencia de que
ell progreso de la cultura femenina eet6 de
acuerdo con Ell aumento de conocimientos
dom6sticos y con las dotes que hacen de
la mujer una buena madre y una buena
esposa.
"a. Cuales serfan las medidas mas
oportunas que convendrfa proponer al Go
bierno para hacer que las escuelas de nj
has no perjudiquen al orgauismo de la
mujer q causa del gasto excessive de fuerza
cerebral que imponen.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-18
OzOmuIsiOn

Es possible hacerse immune; es decir,
puede Vd. fortalecer su naturaleza de tai
manera que al parasitic le serS impossible
establecerse en- su cuerpo. Uno de los in
gredientes de la OZOMULSION es ell
GUAYACOL, y 81 el parasitic Sc encuen-
ira ia en- sus intestinos, esta droga 10 ma
tara le hara huir
La Ozomulsion es el centinela que la
naturaleza ha puesto de guardia deIante
de los portales de Ia salud para prevenir
la mala acci6n del parasitic.
La Ozomulsion alimeDta ell cuerpo au-
menta la resistencia nerviosa.
Pero aunque la CLOMULSION (pre-
parade que Sc encuentra de venta en- todas
las farmacias y boticas de Ia Isla de Puer-
to Rico) es ell agente curative preferido
de los m6dicos para los ANEMICOS, tam
bien la recetan constantemente para La Tt
sis, Pulmonfa, Catarros, Bronquitis, La
Grippe, Escr6fula para todas las enfer
medades extenuantes de los j6venes y los
ancianos.
Frasco Grande de muestra Gratis, en-
viando su nombrs y direction la
OzOmulsiOn Company.
SO Pine Strst, New York.
Sc Halla de Venta en- todas las farma-
ciaa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-18
S S 5 0 0

HOSPEDAJE.-Se solicita para un ma
trimonio un joven; Sc necesitan dos ha-
bitaciones, buenas refefencias, Dirijirse
t'Hospedaje," p. D. Box 367. San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-18
ANE MI
La OzOmuIsiOn Destruira eI Parasitic
que Causa la COndicion Ansnica.
De tres Cuartas Parties de la POhIaCiOn
De PuertO-RiGO

En- el tiltimo manifesto de Ia comisi6n
organizada por el Gobierno de Puerto
Rico para Ia Suppression de la Anemia,
consta que ''mas de 100000 de su / mi.
Hon de habitantes Sc encuentran infestadoa
de este parasitic y que la infection Sc es-
ia aumentando diariamente.
Debido 4 la acci6n del parasitic Sc en-.
cuentra mucha Anemia en- todos los pafsea
tr6picos, pero en- ninguno de ellos Sc Bufre
tan gran p6rdida de vida por esta causa
como en- Puerto Rico
La Uncinaria es un parasitic MICROSCOPE.
co que Sc introduce en- les lntestiros del in
dividuo. zapando las fuerzas de su vfcti.
ma. Su prole Sc pega los pies desnudoa
de los trabajadores, & introduci6ndose poT
la piel, Sc establece en- los intestinos de su
nueva vfctima. ST le es impossible intro.
ducirse en- el cuerpo humane, muere sin
procrear.
Els possible detener el progreso de este
parasitic en- su camino hacia los intestinos
del hombre?
ST!
Como? Tomando la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-18
Ell PRINCIPE De BA-
ttGmberg prGmia-
do en- Espa1a.
NaufragiO que OGurriO en- Ia bahia
de AIgeCiras y en- que .Su AIteza
dirigiO en- persona las OperaCiO-
neS de SaIvamentO.

> El principe Alexandra de Battemberg,
/que como Sc sabe es hermano de la futura
reina de Espafa, acaba de ser premiado
por la Sociedad EspaGola de Salvamento
de Ndufragos, con la medalla de plata Y
el diploma correspondence, como salvador
de ocho marineros de ia tripulaci6n del
crucero "Rio de la Plata.
Estos ocho marineros ocupaban, en-
union de otro compa1ero, una lancha, que
fu6 volcada en- la bahia de AIgeciras, en-
la noche del II de Febrero, por Ell vapor
"EIvira', en- que iba como pasajero para
Gibraltar el principe de Battemberg.
Ell captain del "Elvira" echo al aqua
un bote, en- Ell que reclam6 puesto Su Al
teza.
Puesto al tim6n, Sc dirigi6 4 los naufra-
gos, con trabajo y riesgo causa de la
gran marejada, dirigiendo en- persona
las operaciones de salvamento logr6 sacar
del mar 4 los ocho marineros; Ell noveno
tuvo la desgracia de irse fondo.
Sin el valor y la inteligencia del prfnci-
pc Alejandro de los dos marineros que
le auxiliaron, todos los naufragos hubie-
ran perecido.
La Comisi6n Ejecutiva de la Sociedad
Espanola de Salvamento, que preside don
Francisco de Carosti 1e, en- reciente reunion
otorg6 el premio antedicho Su Alteza el
principe de Battemberg
A cada uno de los marineros que 10
acompanaron Sc les ha concedido medalla
de bronco y 25 pesetas.
La medalla y Ell diploma destinados al
principe le seran enviados por conducto de
la Embaiada inglesa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-18
INDIcGl0R GENERAL

coNsEJo A LAS MADREs-EI jarabe carnante de
u Sonora Winsow debe epre que nnos estan
81 Pequeno paciene produce seno natural tranquo
aivia 81 door el angelic despierta muy vivo aegre
eneas, aivia Dolores haee cies las funcones del
estomago Eegua los intestnos Es el mejor remedio
eonoedo para Ia darrea va provenga ea de la denc6n
De eualquera otra Tengase mucho cudado per
Jarabe Calmante de Il Sonora Wnslow'; el nneor
de todos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-18

Ell BANCO POPULAR DE ECONO-
MAS Y PRESTAMOS DE SAN JUAN
DE PUERTO RICO FUNDADO EN-
1898.
Hace prestamos hipotecarios con ga1an-
tia personal o con dep0sito de @alhaias v
OtTos valores.
Adnmite imposicines de Clinero, expide
documentOs de fianzas Dor alauileres de
casas v hahitaciones memories. y paga el g
pS de interes sobre cantidades que Sc de-
positen; acepta cantidades en- cuenta CO.
'r'ente con el usO de cheques para disponer
de los fondos abOnado ell mismo interes de
9 p9 de acuerdo con los Reglamentos que
cada libreta contiene. so v. s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-18

lGRAN REALIZACION!- En- La
Villa de Madrid" Sc han recibido casimi-
res desde dos dollars Ell traje. Millionaire
de hilo y de algod6n; pafio de billar fran,
ces, camisetas de crepe, g6neros de hilo,
encajes, tiras bordadas, trajes bordados; Ill
TINA novedad.
Casa exclusive en- elasticotina para frac
y smoking
La Villa de Madrid" es la tienda dom
de acuden las personals de gusto. San
Francisco 81. Tel6fono 273 Apartado
1874 San Juan, P. r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-18
UN COMPLOT PARA ma
TAR AL REY De ITALIA.
CONFESSION SENSATIONAL De UA ANARQUISTA.

Un despacho por cable para ell He
rald", de New York, proce7ente de Roma,
dice:
la Gazeta del Tribunali' informa que
un prisionero que Sc encuentra curandose
en- la enfermerfa de la prisi6n, ha confesa-
do que 6l estuvo presente en- un meeting
de anar4uistas, en- ell cual Sc ha ultimado
un complot para matar al Rey de Italia,
con OCCASION de la pr6xima aperture de la
Expos ici6n de Milan en- Abril 21.
Sc la ordenado Frocederse 4 una minu-
ciosa inv estigaci6n para saber que hay de
cierto en- la confession del enfermo prisio-
nero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-18

Sc VENDE.-Una Edici6n compIeta-
mente nueva de la ENCYCLOPEDIA
BRITANNICA en- ingl6s. Gran Arsenal
de Conocimientos en- Arte, Literature.
Ciencia, Historic, Geografia, Comercio,
BiografIa, Descubrimientos Invenciones
Sc compone de 81 voldmenes, incluyendo
el Nuevo Suplemento americana GIN
CUENTA PESOS. Dirfiase 4 r. b., al
cuidado de ola Correspondence" Allen
"a, San Juan, P. r.
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PERDIDA.

Sc ha extraviado un colgante tornado de
una cinta negra un relicario marcado es-
te con las letras J. E. S. II.
AL quelo entregue en- esta redacci0n 8
en- las oficinas de la S. A. Luz Electrical,
Allen Az, sera gratifcadO. 3y. u.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-18

Sc NECESITAN CUATRO CA
JISTAS. DIRIGIRSE A ola CO
RRFSPONDFNCTAn
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-29
Department Reorganization.

Secretary Bonaparte has issued an
order altering the naval regulations
prescribing the duties Of the assistant
secretary of the navy The amended
regulation. says a Washington report
proyides that the assistant secretary
shall have charge Of applications for
the loan Of department property or
the services OF ships or officers at pub
lie functions. repairs Of ships, and
shall report 10 the secretary upon the
merit and qualification of applicants
for commissions in the navy and ma
rine corps where appointments are
made from civil life. Provision also
Is made for the inspection Of warships
and naval stations on the Atlantic
coast al least once a year. and for such
other Inspections as the demands upon
his time will permit
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-29
DEsERTloNs INCREASING.
Army Authorities Much Concerned
Over Diminution Of En-
listed Force.

Dosertions from the enlisted force o.
The army are on the increase. The
forthcoming report of the judge ad-
vocate general viii show that some
thing more than ten per cent. of the
total enlisted force has taken French
cave. The dissatisfaction ia the ranks
hat lies behind this ofIense is the
.ause Of no little concern to the army
authorities, says a Washington report.
One OF the principal causes assigned
by officers who have given the subject
much thought Is the prevailing pros
perity throughout the country and the
high wages peid to artisans and even
10 unskilled men. The records Of the
army demonstrate that in hard times
it is easier 10 recruit men for the serv-
ice and 10 hold them than when times
are good When a machinist or any
sort Of artifcer can earn from SO to
"a day at his trade. it is difficult TO
hold him under the restraint of army
discipline at S13 month. Apparently
a good proportion of the men do not
take their oath of enlistment seriously
and look upon taking service as they
would upon any other job. They de.
sert in the same spirit as they would
leave a machine shop in Buffalo tc
take a better job in Cleveland.
Last year there were 1895 deser
tions. in 1903, lii; in 1902, 1851
Omitting the war time period from
1897 to 1901. the assertions in 1885,
were csc; in 1895, 255 and in 1894, SIS
as compared with 52l in 1898. These
figures tell their own story and show
how great the increase in this par
ticular offense has been in recen
years. II would seem to give sons
basis to the recent charges in the Ger
man newspapers of the low morals o
the American army, to which Score
tary Taft took such vigorous and In
slant exception.
In accounting for the large numbel
of assertions since the Spanish war ]
must be borne in mind that a goo'
proportion Of the forces have been OF
foreign service in the Philippines an'
elsewhere in a strange environment
and under hard conditions conducive
10 extreme dissatisfaction with arm!
life.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-29
FOR FAMILY USE ONLY.
Gridley Was Putting Out a very
Limited Number Of Sou
venirs.

brother Of Capt Gridley, Of You
may fire. Gridley, when you re ready
fame. Is chief Of the redemption division
Of the treasury, That's where the old
paper money Is counted and made
ready for the machine which grinos II
10 pulp. He has a wife and, womanllke
she gets around on pay day to relieve her
lord and master OF the trouble Of spend
ing Il all says the Pittsburg Dispatch.
That is. she used to come around 70
his working place TO get what was com
ing 10 her. but she won { ever do Il again.
She went there last pay day and
talked with her husband through the
meshes Of the stout wire screen that
incloses all those who handle the flthy
stun turned In for redemption. she
made the fortnightly touch just as a
crowd. under the guidance Of a messeh-
ger was moving away from the screen.
MIR. Gridley dutifully passed out a roll
Of bills.
one of the women in the department
came running back filled with excite.
ment
20. please. mister I'd like TO ge'
some or that money" she exclaimed
regarding Gridley with a beamine
o.untenance. Poor Gridley didn catca
the drift Of her remarks. so he just said
Il beg pardon madam
Il said I'd like some Of that money
She repeated. BY that time Mrs Grid
lev had looked al her husband VIII
scorn in her eyes Then she "caugh'
on"
"You're too late she remarked
sweetly. Tm his wife. and / don't
think he has any left
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-29
Cannon Tells Story.

sneaker Cannon. while presiding at
the exercises attending the installation
~ DR.. Edmund James as president q
ne University Of Illinois. told his
story: -
ace Of 50. am a grandfather one
lime one OF my little grandchildren
wapted TO 90 10 the house q repre-
.onfaiivss to see Grandpa Joe perform
rbev went into the gallery. Il was
-.a-my session and nearly every one
sveept the presiding officer was TAX
fnr Tie little girl finally said:
AUNT Helen. IL Grandpa Joe Is
s,.stsr why doesn't he speak,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-29
HAVE YOU TRIED

te new QUICK Desserts that grocers are
sow sellingl They are justly termed
Easy to Make" as all ingredients are Ia
the package. Three complete products
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-29
AN EXCITING NARRATIVE.
Treasury Clerk Gives
Tragic Recital Of Fish
ing Event.

A small coterie of old fellows, not
one of them under 60 years of age
and none OF them will admit il, despite
the bronze buttons in the left lapels OF
their coals-met by agreement last
night 10 compare notes concerning va
cation experiences. They were an
men holding official positions In the
government service.
AS one O. them said 10 a representa-
tive Of the Star. they reeled of fishing
warns TO beat the band. Enough bass
and trout we're captured by them IN
their respective fishing grounds 70 de-
nopulate the streams From Ike wal
ION down there have never been such
anglers-in their own estimations.
The last and most exciting nara
tive was related by an old fellow who
has been for more than 40 years in
the treasury department
"Up near my old home in northern
New York" said this veteran pisca-
torians. there is a little stream
which. though shallow near the
banks. rs OF ueplh enouSh W hN'a'
a steamboat a few feet away. My
brother and myself went out one day
during my vacation 10 capture a few
fish for breakfast. ! was higher up
the bank than he was when ! noticed
that he had hooked a monster trout.
The fish was a Julius Caesar for night
ing and there was a tussle, tell you.
I yelled: Don't let him get away!
Wade out to him. and my brother
tugged until nearly exhausted. And
sp the fgh. went on Suddenly my
brother stepped into the deep water.
tried TO help him. but ! couldn't and
then" Here he paused and sighed.
well" in a breath shouted his in
terested auditors-"well, what then?'
Then. said the old treasury clerk,
"then ! woke up"
That elimination of grand array
Of fishing fabrications caused an ad-
iournmeut.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-29
NOW THE RESIDENCE CITY
Nations Capital Becoming the Abode
of Wealthy People from
Other Cities.

Another man Of great wealth has
purchased a Washington home, despite
the fact that he already possesses q
New York residence and properties IN
othr parts of the country. This latest
accession to the ranks Of the Washing
ton winter colony, says the star, is
merely another evidence Of the faet
that the capital is steadily coming TO
be recognized as the center of Amer
lean interests, not strictly of a finan
eial character New York and Chicago
may continue 10 mOnopolze the money
making activities, but the national
capital is rapidly growing in the
esteem of the people as the place
where gather all the forces that make
for the rounding out Of the American
character.
1t is not difficult to understand the
development of Washington as the
living place and meeting place OF the
men and women who are furnishing
the forces that make the nation great.
There is here an atmosphere of home
making. During the past few years
this has been recognized 10 marked
degree by men of means, who have
found their greatest happiness in so
journing here in the comparative
quiet, yet without for a moment losing
/ touch with the great world OF bust
ness. To larger degree perhaps than
/ ever before Washington radiates the
/ influences that affect all the CONNER
cial activities.
/ The Washingtonian is in position
/ to acquire a peculiarly broad point OF
I view, seeing things in their true pro-
portions, at whatever distance. There
/ Is no insularity of sentiment here.
The population is cosmopolitan to an
exceptional degree, yet in peculiar
sense. The representatives OF all
states and countries here assembled
are in Washington because they are
representative in the best sense, and
not because they are seeking the
crumbs that fall from the tables Of the
mighty or the opportunities that larger
cities afford for the earning OF a miser-
able livelihood The cosmopolitan
character of Washington is eleyating
whereas the eosmopolitanism Of such
cities as New York and Chicago IS de-
pressing.
The use of Washington as a winter
residence city by men Of large means
will steadily stimulate enterprises OF
cultiyating nature. We need here
more liberal support Of some q ING
arts. We have developed a highly
scientific atmosphere and are on th'
hiehroad to the creation of distinct
lily national literary spirit within th'
capitals bounds. The residence o
wealthy families here during the foul
or five months of the local season
/ will greatly assist in fostering musiea
development and will bring into IN
/ city art collections that are possible
only through the liberal expenditure o
private means.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-29
10 Jnnanese Minister.

Minister Takahira. who is going to
Japan. may not return to his post in
washington. His wife. who is now
I'M he has not seen for two years,
she has been one Of the leaders In the
organization Of nurses for the war.
but this work is now over. Takahira
himself needs long rest The effects
nj the operation for appendicitis still
trouble him and he has the appearance
of a WORKOUT man. Diplomats predict
tbat his service in this country is over
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-29
For sale.

pr-pertv Of late Samuel spear. Two dwelling
.,,nsas in Poth. with gardens; one house has
bsrr. also al-2 acres q me land, . rods from
5.7s4s. and 10 acres % land. mowlag and pasture,
-ss,t mile Distant VIII be sold together or
ssparate.
"a s. Herrick. Randolph, VT.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-29
Nv omcial Arpointment.

Balbino Davilos. Of the City Of Mex
leo who has translated into Spanish
some Of the best American poetry, has
bsen appointed on the star Of Ambassa-
sor Casusus. Mexican representative al
washington.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-29

PAM \. Keyser q Atlantic, Ia. who
-. hes1 made second assistant attor
,ev general for the post ONCE g. aft
80 has Won swift promotion as he en-
rcd the service four years ago as q
.iert He is only "a years Of age and is
he voppgest man that has ever held the
position.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-29
'gas Even Approached
EnistI'sFaV0rlta| Remedy z
t.NY Price 81 : efor g.
b,l VERMONT RAILWAY.
o,,rsrtsd 70 Feb. !, i'sd
GOING SOUTH
B.-.,4s,tr,h a. fulluWss


.,..ys randolph as iollowsi
A NJ.
-. Aaiiy. for Boston and all New
1870 Vhrouuh Coaches aud
ll v. ior Boston via Lowell, also
ragded
b A. nj.
.,.r iays Tor Worcester Boston ana
Ygrk
p. M.
r,ssBt States limited" daily tQr
IN H. Ns,. FORK, via Springfield and
.gew f8r ion aud New York
Cs.eEss md Cafe. Parlor Car 70
f-r6sh coach and Pullman Parlor
.rngheId
p. M.
,',g vsek days for white River juno
GOING NORTH
a. MI.
Frprsss daily FOR Montreal and ths
WaaFdays Tor Ogdenshurg. kichiord
4 6nua Sleeping ear TO Montreal
b A. Nj.
( .,-gar ussk DAYS for 81 Adams, Mont
4 Ottawa ans Richford, connecting Al
4 hrtIn i1r Troy and Albany
y a, NJ
srsdHlr Newspaper train rom Mhlie
= Junction b. st. Adams. WIZ carry
|seagefs,
B Il. M.
IA Prpress week days Cor Burling
0snbriaee Junction. ST. Albans, kpuses
IN Ogdpnsbnrg, Hiehf1rd and Montreal
ns1 Rfidr car 70 Montreal
b p. NJ.
b. Eraland states Limited, daily -
nra. sa. Chicago, cafe FHrior car g.
arssl aud Pullman sleeping car "a
Iagl
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Il BENTLEY. Genera IA ssu er Ak
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-29
D=Zertd

Quick Pudding and D-Zerta Perfect Jelly
Dessert at l0c. per package, and D-Zerta
Ice Cream Powder, 2 packages for Is
cents. Five choice havors OF each A
trial will convince you how easy il IS to
have the finest desserts with no labor
and little expense. Order to-day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-24

vicinity
that
Of celebration surpassed
Wepretou
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-24
..Glpruftat1stsaG rprtt1tl}.

1atth hrfttnB rrurrrnrr at'h nur rRaprrt fnr ttrr
festivities attrnng tr rrlrhratun nj ttr tnlRttnr
arasuu, tur. frnm thr nrptA nj ur tRarta. mtaA IL
nttr ann all Bulrnttfl ann @rrry G4rlHtmaB, mttt
ttr full n,rasurr nj rundarnfr III t4r hrltrf that
mhtlr ttprr mau hr rumparattuP frn ttrntrghnrrt
trr laun to mAum this grrpttng mill nnt apply. nnrr
,aruplp
aaxtHuua II UhrtatHas Enjoyment
this araHnn ftan rur bRnrF nmrp
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-24

1t has been the policy of The House Of Jof to assist
irons III every way posb make the most from their Hold
shopping and feel that fault Of every person
being one the strong of the merchandise hand
nothing therefore be longer remembered than Gift of Quail
from JOLLIFFE'S.