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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-26
(Copy.)
published in the Topeka State Journal,
December IA, 1861
NOTICE
Mayor's office,


Topeka, Kansas, December 13, 1906
There will be special meeting of the
City Council of the City of Topeka, KAN
sas, at 7:l5 o clock p M Friday, Deem
any and all complaints that may be made
as to the valuation assessed by the ap-
praiserS as per their report now on file in
the office of the City Clerk of said city
of all lots, pieces and parcels of ground
liable for the cost of constructing a sewer
forth by Ordnance No s2f25. see ~
This district is composed of the follow
ing described territory, to-wit:
Beginning at the intersection of the CEN
line Of section thirty-one cd, township
eleven C1f), range sixteen (16), east; thence
north eFlyS along the center line of Fill
more street to the center line of First
enne; thence. easterly along the center
line of First avenue to the center line of
the center line of Western avenue to the
north line of section thirty-one (31), town
ship eleven CID, range sixteen go. east;
thence west along said section line to the
place of beginning; in the City of Topeka,
Shawnee county, Kansas, shall constitute
a sewer district and shall be designated
and known as Sewer District No. q, in
the City of Topeka, Kansas.
(SeaL) w H. DAVIS Mayor.
Attest; = H. s9UIEEs' City Clerk
and an opportunity given for interested
parties to object. No one appearing to
object the report of the appraisers was
adopted by the following vote: Ayes
Councilmen Green, Griley, Holiday. Horn,
Nipps, Simms and Swendson-11; noes.
none.
On motion the special session adjourned
j. H. SQUIRES, City Clerk
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WANTED-A11 my patrons to know I
have good smelter and mining shares to
sell at Is cents until January ,, when It
will advance every month, soon going to
s. per share. Last year sold 1900 shares
for these same parties at 10 cents; that
price has now advanced to over 81 per
share They have lately declared q
dividend of 80 per cent; expect another in
April one in July, etc The net profits to
the holder viii be over 100 per cent every
year for lifetime; no mistake about it
This stock will pay larger profits than
buy It, I am in with those rich fellows.
"A tree is known by Its fruit" Get you
some. Drop card for cali.
NJ. a. POND. 1874 Clay st.
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70 WHOM RI May coNCERN.

70 WON n MAY CoNCERNCEe Il
known that my application is now on
file in the office of the probate court OF
Shawnee county, Kan, asking for a per-
to law at Nos. 122 and 124 East 4th St, in
the Second ward of the city of Topeka,
Shawnee county, state of Kansas Hear
ing is set for January 18th. 1907. at a. m.
NJ. A. EUNCHESS.
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LEGAL.


bonds that mature and are paid OFF dur
ing the year, that paving petitions shall
be considered and allowed without refer
ence to priority Of presentation If same
and that the following. premises and con
ditions shall govern N determining the
petitions to be granted.
1st-Petitions tor requirement.. shah have
first consideration
2nd-Nolume. of traffic upon the street
| petitioning for new pavement
3d"Needs Of pavement with regards to
4th-New pavement with reference to
other paved Streets.
5th-Cost to city for its proportion OF
The following resolution. offered by
Councilman Jordan was referred to COM
Resolved, That the committee on sewers
be. and is hereby directed to make care
full investigation of the merits of the
King & Wlnburn Sewer machine. now
being used by the city TO clean the sewers
tee report the results of such lnvestiga-
ton. to the mayor and council at the ear
lest possible moment
Councilman Sinner offered the following
resolution, which was adopted. on motlon
of the same councilman:
Resolved, That the city clerk be and he
is hereby directed to- have tax, assessed
for the building of the sidewalk on the
south side of Hampton street, from Lin
coin street to Clay street, stricken from
the tax roll
On motion Of Councilman Sinner, the
following resolution offered by himself,
Resolved. That the width of the pro-
posed sidewalk along the south side of
Huntington avenue, from Van Buren,
street to Topeka avenue, be changed from
TIlesfelio wing rssofftion offered by
Councilman HoFn5-xa s referred to COM
mittee on streets and walks:
Whereas, Topeka avenue and Tyler
streets are paved and the property owners
living 7Jh between said streets, wish
this block paved. therefore be il
Resolved That one block of 7th street
between Topeka avenue and Tyler streets
be paved with v4triied brick and !eurbed
the regular width, and specifications to
harmOnize with other street.
Coun Gilman Hughes Offered the follow
ing resolution, which was referred to
committee on Water works:
Resolved, BY the Mayor and Council,
That the beard ofs&as3ter commissioners be
and are hereBS d1Tected to at once repair
any leak In The u alter pipes Wfle1i.in the
streets or alleys OF the city, so as to
save the useless sFAStessof water.
In view sof the vaeazlcy in the office of
president Of the council, Councilman
Horn nominated Councilman Nipps, and
Councilman Sinner nominated Council
man SwendSon, to fill such vacancy. A
ballot being spread upon the candidates.
Councilman sNipps was declared elected
president of the council.
Councilman Sin1rns moved that when we
adjourn we do SO to meet one week from
tonight Carried.
Council then adjourned on motion
]. H SQUIRES, City Clerk
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RusINEss CHANcEa-

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FOR SALE-Busincss on paying basis and
lease on. Al Kansas avenue location.
For particulars, address 7. A. Journal
A TOPEKA MECHANIC having letters
patent upon very valuable labor-sav-
ing devise desires to interest some gem
tlemen capable of handling the CONNER
cial end of the business No stock. com
pany or promoting scheme. A nice clean
manufacturing business OF an entirely
new thing. Address Business care Of
Journal
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published in Topeka State Journal De-
cember Is, 1909
OFFICIAL COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

- Council Chamber,
Topeka, Kansas, December Is, 1906
Council met in ss9ecial session AT 7:15
p ms with thee ewing members pres
ent. C0unc5anen esEseFs Griley, Holiday,
cry, Nipps. Siinnls and SWendson=-11
Absent, Sinner. Mayor Davis in 7the
chair,
The call for the meeting was read, and
is in words and figures as follows, to-wit:
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FOR SAIF--EF4NL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

Wen improved 4o-acre farm south of
river, miles from Topeka. A very de-
sirable property Price for immediate
sale. 50. 400.
Very nice 40 acres, largely tame grass,
orchard. light buildings. south of river.
easy distance from Topeka, s2,So9
SO-acre farm with good improvements.
fine orchard. small fruits, etc. North OF
river. miles out. Price, $4,000.
East of cemetery, 6. lots. very nice cot
tage, good as new, cellar, barn. buggy
shed, hen house. well and big cistern
fine shade, variety of fruit. $3.50. Trade
for small property, west side.
5 acres, miles south of State House. G.
room house. barn. well, cistern. fruit and
shade. s2.10O
J. E. ToRRINGroN. 1Os W. 9Th, Topeka.
Fine 50 a. well improved; close; S. W.,
Good % a.. 10 miles s.. W; fenced; mostly
g a. good Isn nj fair improvements; 10
Ie0 a near Silver Lake; well improved
20 a ie extra s good farm; loroom modern
house; large barn; orchard. ETC.; miles
les a. Wen improved Z M out; $500. :
50 a.. good place; large orchard: fair
improvements; miles M; 1900
out: near r. R. station: $1,000.
a. near Country club; s room house,
barn. etc. S. 100.
a near seabrook: rooms, stable,
chicken house, etc. $500.
p. MILLER s. GO.
10 ACRES. HALF IN CULTIVATION.
fair improvements, SD. So THE SHELL
DON REAL ESTATE CO.. S22 Kans. Ave.
CHOICE RESIDENCE LOTS.
lots paved street, heavy shade, cor
ner. west side, close in For Immediate
sale, $500 per lot Must be sold. See US
at once about this snap
DAVIS. WELLCOME & co,
Both Phones 1925. 107 West Sixth st.
FOR. sALE-New cottage. rooms and
patn room, large attic, nice attic stairs.
electrics lights. gas heat. bath room COM
.pletes pieces. city water. cistern water
in sink in kitchen, sewer connection. hot
sewer; ~ lots; everything complete. Built
for home but owner leaving city. Parlor
az an O. sitting room just papered- Price
s., 500, $500 cash, balance like rent. Call
Wolcott.
Io-ROOM HOUSE BARGAIN-1o rooms.
all modern house close to the center of
the city Dropped to 50 $50 for immediate
sale. Rentals $40 per month. nearly 10 per
cent See us at once. ". M. Forbes, l07
W. 18th, city.
FOR 3SALE-Five ROOM cottage with SKIP
bath room. toilet hot and cold water
and cistern water in sink in kitchen, gas
light and heat, large cellar connected with
rooms, corner lots. walk side and front,
good shade and fruit3I2 blocks from car
line -S2 600. Call at 20a1T he Drive l.. NJ. 4
NllEls.yszs Als 81
800 EQUITY in Kansas City Cottage. al
most new, good neighborhoOd. to ex-
change for small farm near Topeka -Ad-
dress r. G. Holden, 1886 So. Oakley, Kan
sas City. Mo.
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= = = 1--Af----A - tNrtr
WHEN ynu want 10 .tiFe man OF hoy.
can up 7. NJ c. A. Ind. tel sos or BED
tel 90f red. We have a list Of men ana
confidential references concerning them
T. M c. A Employment bureau. 9th and
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BAKERY
cLEANEI1s AND DYERs-

KANSAS AVENUE SUIT CLUB, ]. T.
Goings, Prop. Suits sponged and press
ed 75c; cleaned and pressed, 81. %; dyed
and pressed $3.50; pants washed and
pressed, 50c- Goods called for and deliv-
cred. Bell phone 209 Main. 500 jackson ST.
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TRANSFER AND sToRAcT.

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MEKCE1ANIS YktAN SER Il, STORAGE.
Co.. packs, shlDs and stores household
goods Tel 1Se. Clarence skinner. ga
Quincy 81.
ATHERTON BROS-oniee ZIG east ST..
Both pho es 99S, Moving and STORAGE
All KINDS. seaJods packed, stored and for
warded. 30 any lpoint lina United States. !
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FOR sALE-Two good mich cows at 1853
Harrison St
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BUGGY nEpA1RrNc.

SURVEYS, runab0uts and Top BUGS - ~
bottom prices. Repairing and tuADeg
tiTss: repository JIG W, Fifth 81
q. q. KENLET.
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FOR RENT-Until September 1st. com
pletely furnished modern apartment.
Price including heat and water, $35 per
month. Must be rented tomorrow Mrs
A. H. Ellis. Heinz apartment house. oppo-
site Blower House.
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OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

c. B. BURGE Is A CANDIDATE FOR
city clerk, subject to the Republican pri-
maries.
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DAVENPORT. good as new. Call 81
Tyler.
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TAILORING COLLEGE.

vALENTINE's self-caicuiating system
taught. Miss Marstoh. 500 Kansas ave.
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FOR SAIE-Four days more only-booSs
at less than anybody sells; come and see
them. 9z7 Kansas. John S. Rhodes, Prop.
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RFAT. F-sTATsEE TRANSFERS
~-->-------S--~-~>------>--
yt6:GG--?inu. h. mtg SHRDLU UNUNUN
II. NJ. F. Smith, tn, to H. E. Gray,
lot 1855 Woodruff street. Lenox
Place addition ...--.--- .........-----.$ 3
s. Harris and wife to II. E Brown,
lot s. block IA. College Hin addition $50
NJ. Ware and wife to S. ]. Drake,
west half of northeast quarter OF
ship Z, range i6 ..........--...e.... 200
s. J. Drake and wife to n. Ware,
west hal fof northeast quarter of
southeast quarter section u, town
ship y, range Is Observation-Disclosures. 1,05O
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FOR SALE-Cheap, stone and iron hitch
ing posts. 50 foot iron fence, stone lack
crowbars. chicken wire. III Chestnut
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LOST AND FOUND.
~-~~~O~-~-~~-~~-0-~-~-~--~
TAKEN UP-Young light bay horse,
black name ana tall VT. about 300 Ind.
phone 1924.
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FOR SALES it. standing Office desk
Hughes Coal Yard, 5th and Adams.
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FOR SALE-25 sections mahogany finish
ed Globe Wernicke book cases: aIlnos
new Mcdowell Office Supply Co., 81
Kansas ave.
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EVERY ONE of our inverted gas burn
ers guaranteed satisfaction. w. A
Frazier, 3o1 Kansas Ave, Ind Phone $40
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FOR sALE-Good mich cow 1908 West
18th St
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JEWELLERS


JAAAES p HAY I'M. JeN-eiers and 49,
clan. Complete stock OF watohza. dia-
monds. silveTNyare, etc, Eyes examined
ana spectacles properly fitted
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FOR RENTING room house, sos Mon
roe st. N B. Campbell. COS Kansas ave.
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FOR SALE-Loose alfalfa hay. Iorse
wintered. Ind. 3112. 0. P. Updegraff.
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FOR SALE&Fresh Durham COW, four gal
Ions daily, calf at side 104 Exeter ave
Auburndale. Bell phone 1412.
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PAVING.

CAPITAL CITY VITRIFIED BRICK 6
PAVING Co, pa E 9Th ST. Mfgs O.
building. paving and sidewalk brick.
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BALM OF FIGS, wonderful cure for la
dies ills. See Topeka testimonials at. of
fee, los E. 9Th. Susie Batty, Mgr.
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UNDERTAKERs.

L. M. PEN ELL. funeral director and
exnoalmer. First class services, rsssona-
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FREtt nrspENsARY


MONROE ST. kREE SPENSAAH
102 Monroe st. Conducted by regular
practicing physicians and surgeons. Ned.
zeal service free. Medicine free In soma
cases Onice hours 2 to S .. m. Calls
answered night or day. Ind tel s412
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sTRAYED or STOLEN.

STRAYED-SmaI black Jinney, 21st and
Virginia ave, phone Ind. 6294
D-3-year-old bay colt from 234
Klein. Reward. Geo. Davis.
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FOR REN1=HoTsEs-

FOR RENT-A strictly modern Groom
house and bath-nearly new-to good
tenant, $1S.O0-at 1927 Jackson, or inquire
a 1104 Western ave Fine gas range and
heater for sale cheap to renter.
FOR RENT-Strictiy modern room
house BOG Tyler. Ind. phone GIT.
FOR RENT-Good. 4-room cottage in new
shop district. Slater, phones 257 and
1858
FOR RENT-Modern s room house at 1871
Tyler St. good barn J. Thomas Lam-
beI Co. 317 " sfh St ~---l
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ZOE RFNT-n0Vsrs.

FOR RENT room cottage. 1924 Blu
chanan. Apply w. c. Frazeur, 80
Kansas ave.
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500 EQUITY in Kansas City Cottage. al
most new, good neighborhood: to ex-
change for small farm near Topeka Adj
dress R. G. Holden. 1886 So. Oakley, Kan.
sas City. Mo.
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STOVE WOOD and chunks John s. Grit
fing. Bell 1923.
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=
your carpets in a workmanlilee manner.
and our prices are right. Let US figure.
RUGS MADE from your old WORKOUT car,
pets. Write for price list or call up phons
421. o. Mccormick Rug Factory and Car
pet Cleaning Works. be Van Buren, %. .
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FOR SALE OR RENT-S-room house at
425 Lincoln St, either furnished or un-
furnished-cheap. G. J. Mills, 507 Kansas
Ave.
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4t4E COuGt1EIN Fk1ARD ~ Aktn: u.
hardware, stoves, Inns tools ~ Kan
sas ave. Tel ,soe srtu q
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&ANHFARIUA1s.

Ct5HISP'S HOSPITAL COTTAGES FOR
tne care and treatment Of nervous ms
Valtdss alcohol and drug habitues anu
mid cases OF mental derangement.i,W :.
lindsay. NJ D.. S2y Kan, Topeka, KAN
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J. A. ROsEN, patent attorney, "A Kan.
sas ave. Topeka
% YEARS experience. ADVICE free. =. A,
Wagner, solicitor ofFpatents. 500 K ave
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NJ. 4. POND. 1874 Clay St.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-03
Ell GENERAL CIPRIA-
NO CASTRO.
CablegTama que ssgdR sl Herald
reCihi6 81 consul Figueredo.
Para IA opinion p1hIiCa era un YsrdadsFo mIstsrIO
Ia eRfsrmsdad del prssIdente De Venezuela

Ell senior Carlos b Figusredo, Consul
General de Venezuela en- New York, re-
cibi6 seg6n afirma ell Herald IN cable
en- donde Ee le anunciaba que el general
Cipviano Castro Presidente de Venezuela,
estaba recObrando de 50 laTga enfeTmedad
habiendo llegado 'Caracas'' 81 ni6rcoles
1ltimo para haceTse cargo de sus deberes
como Presidents.
La vuelta del general Castro pondr6 fin
Ia amenazante invasion de Venezuela
por los lfmites colombianos las Olsen.
stones internacionale3 que ataean Ia fsts-
bilidad del gobierno
Dufante mas de tres meses no ha habi-
do iefe algIno della naci6n. Parecfa segu-
70 que el partido tornado por Castro iba 4
ser destrufdo que habfa una lueha entire
el general Gomez = otros asp'rantas Ia
presidencia en- case de que el presidente
Castro hnbiese permanecido incapacitado,
como 10 estaba en- aquelIa epoca
Todo este cEmbi6, sinembargo, por un
convenio entire el general Gomez Bus
contrarios, = SO hizo Casi cierto que en- ca
30 de que 81 Presidente Castro So retirase
para mejorar s1 aalud, Gomez asumirfa Ia
presidencia serfa5 sostenido por todos los
elementos del partido de Castro.
Un movimiento polftico de Ia mayor
importancia fu6 tambien la yuelta del ge.
neral Celestin8 CastrJ la preaidencia del
Estado dc Tachira.
Este general hahfa sido repentinamente
destitufdo por Ru heTmano el presidents
Castro, y 81 hecho Sc habfa comentado,
crey6ndose qae todo era debido uu rom
pimiento entre.los dos hermanos.
Celestino Castro ha defendido siempre
Ia frontera de Venezuela contra los inYa.
sores de Colombia con gran exito su pre-
sencia en- aquella frontsra era una garan-
tia del 6rden.
Habfa pasado tres meses va desde que
Ia mano del presidente Cipriano Castro no
Sc sentfa en- Ia administration p1blica.
Hace cinco Eemanss que pas6 81 de Ma
cuto Antfmano. Algunas personas pu.
dieron veTlo, pero en- cuanto lego Anti
mano fu6 reclufdo otra vez como 10 habia
estado en- Macuto y 81 mismo misterio SO
guard6 con Tespecto su ualud.
La opinion p1blica no comprendfa como
un hombre de la energfa y actividad de
Castro podfa permanecer en- una reclusi6n
tan absolute, sin haber una grave necesi-
dad de hacerIo asf.
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Los NNOS EN-
La TRIBUNA.
Mas de cuatlOCientsS peISOnas en-
el mitin de anOcha.
Ahrld sl actO q OhrsrO PolCaTpo Ortiz ] echo
nIIOs aGglaTOa 4 irIhHna.

"a las ocho de Ia noche de ayer comanz6
81 mitin que enthusiasts nifios de esta
ciudad ~simp mpatizadoIes de la Union de
Puerto Rico, efectuaban en- Ia plazuela de
Colon. En- ordenada manifestation prece-
didos de bandelas con los colores nacio-
males y de Ia Union recorrieron mas de
Glen ni6os las GALES de Il ciudad antes de
comenzar 81 acto.
Mas de cuatrocientaE personas, entire
nifios adultos, seiioras Y sefioritas coneux
rri6 al mitin cuya trihnna fu6 levantada
al oestB de Ia plaza de CEN, frente & lat
eBtatua del descubridor.
Abri6 81 Rcto el enthusiastic 0brero Poll
carpo Ortiz que ensalz6 las virtudes cfvi.
cas- de los nif1os unionistas, que, hombres
del porvenir, ya manifeatan poser Ia
robusta saVia que ha infiltrado en- los co.
Tazones puertorriquenoB Ia Union de Puer-
to Rico.
OcupaFon despueB la tribuna nuevamen-
te, los enthusiasts nifos Jose Chavarffa,
Jose Rivera, Antonio Torres. Juan Las.
ira, Jose Soto, Carlos Ball, Julio Torres y
81 joven O'NeiIl, los que fueron aplaudi-
dos con gran entupiasmo por a,concurren-
cia que llenaba Ia plaza.
Ell 1UH AHJu40ubu6 400&suhU 64 Ul'
no Chavarria present6ae por la calle de
San Francisco, con direction al punto don.
de Sc efectuaba 81 mitin, una manifestation
en- que iba un grupo de ninos muches
adultos, llevando banderas dando vivas
Al partido republicano. Los manifestantes
paBaron por Ia plazueIa en- direction & P.
de Terra fueron reeibidos por atronado=
res yiyas 4 la Union de Puerto Rico por
los que estaban On el mitin.
Una pedrada fu6 dirigida al grupo de
nifios unionistas en- el mcmento de estarse
efectuando 81 patri6tico acto y pudo causar
gran dafio; acto salvaje que repiti6 81 efec-
tuado en- Puerta de TERRA antes de anoche
en- 81 que hirieron al nino Rosado.
El jovencito Falcon, no pudo dirigir la
palabra al auditorio aunque fguraba en-
la relaci6n de los oradores es de los mas
enthusiasts.
Falcon estuvo en- las ofcinas de LA
Correspondence, y era uno de los que
muy sacramento 6 indignado, 6omentaba
Ia salvaiada de que SO hizo vfetima al nj
no Pedro Rosado.
Hoy dichos nifios celebraran otro mitin
en-. 81 paseo de Ia Princesa.
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lA cONsTANI,lcl

Nadie puede decir 10 que aaed4
hacer hasta que 10 ensaye Cuandc
una cosa debe hacerse, ell espfritu
moderno nos mueye para seguir
trabaiando empeffosamente hasta
que Sc haga. Una vez comprendida
esta idea, 10 impossible desaparece. /
"Si pud1eramos guitar al aeeite
de hfgado de bacalao su nausea
bundo sabor y olor, y en- seguids
combinarlo con dos 8 tres otros
ingredientes, lograrfamos ell meior
remedio en- eli mundo para ciertas
Intermediates que ahora son en- la
practica incurables." Asi diio un
afamado medico veinticinco amos
ha. tsPero iamas Sc hara, I" agreg6
Ell. "Es tan impossible hacer del
aceite de hfgado de bacalao I'm
remedio agradable Y sabroso, como
cOnvertiT ell mismo Bacalao en- un
Ave del Parafso. . u sin embar-
60. lego q reconocer que en- Ia
PREPARATION DE- WAMPOLE
Sc habfa logrado 10 impossible. Es
tan sabrosa como la miel con-
tiene todos los principles nutriti-
Vos Y curatiVos del Aceite de HI
gado de Bacalao Puro, que extrae-
mos de los higados frescos del
bacalao, combinados con Jarabe
de Hipofosftos Compuesto, Ex-
t7actos de Malta y Cerezo Silves-
tire. En- este remedio Sc eliminan
las peculiaridades que tanto asco
le daban al Dr., Y es precisamente
el magnffico remedio que 81 bus
caba. Aumensa eI apetito, esti-
mula la facil digestion Y con toda
confanza z iibertad Sc puede en-
plear en- los casos de Anemia, His
te1aa, Impurezas de la Sangre,
Afeecioaes de la Garganta 2 Pull
mones. ssEl DR.. N. Ramirez Are
lla9o, Professor de Medicina en- la
Eseuela Nacional de Mexico, dice:
La Preparation de Wampole es
doblemente eficaz en- las Afeccio-
mes Pu1monares, por Ia aeci6n Ge
los principles nutritivos del aceite
de hlgado de bacalao. /" Cada d0sis
es efectiYa. Na5;s SURE un des-
engafio con esta laa Boticas