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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
w..ae,. AEON. ss,n PORES.

zach square inch OF the human sSin
contains DO lcsa than 1880 sweating
tubos. or bcrspirntion pores. Zach Of
heee tufas. although wonderfully MI.
nutc, is about ono.fourth OF IN inch tn
length. Each Of these sweat tubes may.
be likened TO n tiny dralntile. Weinnd
TINT tho average adult has about 1000
square inches OF skin on tho surface OF
his body. Finch square inch Of this
outer cutkfc In, rs we hnvo said, lteT,
ally per1neatcd With It's $500 qunrter
inch rcrspirntiNi bitches. IL we could
put each of these littit tubes end to
end va would And that they would CIV
tend distance of not less than. 201, 1Sa
Feet. Had you ever before stopped to-
consider tho fnct that the aggregate
length OF tho tile bitches for dralnips
po human body Is almost forty milass
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
Tohnccn In Amcr,cn.

Cnricaturists In depicting n German
ire In tho lrhlt nf putting big pipe
II his mouth. Tho pipe IL national in
lrr,i. hut the tierInnnR ns nation are
fnr from ho'ng the greatest smokers.
They dn l,ni smokr moro than French.
non. Russians. Sw"drs or IlmngHrinnr.
The men OF The United Stntea md III,
men of Switzerland Rrc tho most. In.
v"trrntr smokers IN the world. In
ihcsr two countries tho consumption
" tobacco per hcnd Ia three times
:rcatcr than In Germany,
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Hampton News and Advertisements
Good Advice. /; a
II you want to keep cool, whatever

Good Advice. sSs
II you want to keep cool, whatever
you do, Il IA N
Don't worry; sss
mo matter If you're in d Fahrenheit
ste1 "a /; s.s4i'
ron't worry.
II torr'dlty slzzlnd your veins
through and through,
II YOU Icol that tho place Is a fur+s
mace ior true, .Sss e,
And nothing brings slightest relief !;
unto you,
Just doif.t worry.
IL nothing goeR right aud oyery.sfS3i
: things wrong, ,,t,ssssl
Don't worry.
If you find your best efforts hnYe
como for II song. Is y
Done worry. II
IL nothing you find whore 1t ought
to belong. ri SsE Il
If racket goes OF, with ceaseless Il
dlng,uuug. z
Aud troubles just ludlcd with shovel
ana lOItB, Is Es
Please don't worry. Es 4
IF you read that you're eating canned II
germs by the ton, u
Don't worry. 4i.
IL you find that III every transaction,
you're done" Az q
M matter how often you feel putS.
upon, III s I.s.g
SEQ hnmnro In whatever thread u
fate has spun. Ssh (
just take 1t na part of the general III
fun. IA ID Il
And don't worry. }5sy 81
baltimore Americana,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
vuLeARITY BEING ELIMINATED
Paris Music Halls Are at Last 6ein!
Purified,

rdTis MUSIC r1SllS Arc dt Gddt befhg
Purified.
7 PARIS, June 3O--Mme. Yvette
Guilbert, who will leave Paris in n
few days. In an interview expressed
tho opinion that so far as music halls
are concerned the vogue of vulgarity
is over.
I II have q curious sort of second
sight in things theatrical" she said.
Shortly after l began to be success
full in Paris the owner of one of the
leading music halls told me that 1t
was about time went back to the
legitimate stage.
"'Your vogue Ia over he said.
The music hall public wants tunes,
not words. told him he was wrong
and that my vogue in the line
had taken up would last ten years.
And that is exactly what it has
done.
"But music hall managers have not
yet risen to the fact that the public
wants anything artistic except in the
way Of costume. They will, however,
very soon find out their mistake, and
will have to give artistic performance,
es or close their doors.
London and New York managers
are quicker at catching the tastes of
their public than Paris managers are,
and am sure that before long they
will be giving their patrons artistic
productions. both long and short, OF
every kind"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01

side sunny. After two laps Thaw
found the sun too hot.
1t is likely that Thaw's request
was not SO much due to fatigue or
disinclination to stay In the sun, as
to the fact that the windows Of
several sky-scrapers around the pris-
on were filed with people armed
with field glasses. who were watching
the walking prisoners. When he got
Into the shade Of the wall he could
not he seen by these curious ones.
Rabbit Foot Appears.
The famous rabbits foot which
has figured in several notorious muir.
der cases was offered to Thaw yes
terday. as an omen OF good luck, but
was refused.
Thanks. Just MS much" he told the
man who offered 1t. "but I don't need
any luck charm"
The rabbits foot first figured dur.
Ing the trial of Roland b. Molineux.
Some one sent 1t to him and he kept
II untIi he was finally acquitted. when
he gave 1t to man connected with
the Tombs, who has since gave It to
various persons accused OF murder.
Nan Patterson carried 1t and con.
sidercd It lucky charm. and Berthe
Claiche also carried It. but she did net
fare SO luckily. Thaw Is said TO he
the first person who has refused the
charm. MolIneux before presenting
1t to the man who now owns It. had
The foot mounted In gold and suitably
inscribed.
Millions at His Call.
The expense that Thaw is put to rorl
his defense not only for SO many Hight
priced counsel, but for swarm cd
private detectives. has, 1t is said
drained his private income. His moth
er's etsate has been drawn on Oh
some of his brothers have come To hin
aid. 1t is understood, as money FROM
outside sources has been received. Acg
cording to rumor no limit has beef
placed on the amount to he cxpcndcE
Tor the defence and anything thoughs
necessary to aid Thaw will be done.
Richard Mansfield White, brothc1
of Stanford White, arrived In thd
city yesterday from Seattle. He wcnd
directly to st. James. Long Island. It'd
cnnfer with his brothers family. Mr.
White has been quoted as saying thad
he knew about Evelyn Ncsbit Tbaw
and much about his brothers. life. brt
that White had always acted I'm AM
honorable way TO Mrs. Thaw.
No Sunday Visits Allowed.
The efforts of Mrs. Thaw to got n
special permit so that she could visit
her husband yesterday were futile. On
Saturday every effort was made to
find Commissioner Lantry. but that
official was not in Manhattan and
could not be reached. Commissionl
or Lantry Is the only official who has
the power to grant visiting permit
CONTINUED on pnge Eighty
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LOVERS END PATHETIC.
Woman Who EIopcd Is Found TO
Have Been Killed by Earthquake.

HaVc 6cen Riilco by earthquake.
kNOSllA. WIS, June 30.-Thr
pathetic ending Of sensational
clopcmcnt from kcnosha To- light yes.
tcrday when letters received IN this
city announced that Mrs. Frank Ma.
chaccke Of this city AMI her daughter
Ada. | years of age, had been killed
in the San Francisco earthquake.
Mrs. Machacckc was the wife Of
one Of the best known forcmen In
the big Allen tanncrics here. and de.
sorting her husband. she left the
another foreman IN the iannery The
compile fled with the girl Ia Califor.
MIA and some time ago Machacekc
rot n divorce and was awarded the
custody Of the daughter.
He started to secure the daughter.
when he discovered the woman AMI
daughter were dead Deserted by
the man with whom she left Krnosha
and for whom she had left home of
luxury, Mrs. Machacckr met with
terrible retribuiion for her crime.
Some time before the earthquake
she had gone to cheap lodging
house In the stricken city and the
bodies of the woman aud her daugh-
ter were found under the debris.
Machaccke will make an effort to Sc.
cure the bodies and have them
brought back to Kcnosha for burial.
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Fined For AssauItInu conduo,or

William Chapman. james Pcudcn
J"hn Robinson aud Caesar Phillips
The culored men who assaulted Con
dnctor Gardner, last Saturday. wer,
fined 81 and costs each by MagIs
tratc j. Albert Dean Inst night
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Half the World Wonders.

how the other half lives. Those tto
use Bucklen's Arnica Salve never wfn-
der lit will cure Cuts, Wounds, Burns,
Sores and all Skin eruptions; lucy
know 1t will Mrs. Grant Shy. 1880 Il.
Reynolds ST.. Springfield, ILL.,. says:
"I regard 1t one of the absolute neces.
stiles of housekeeping" Guaranteed
by w. Blair Langhorne, druggist, CSC.
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Beats the Music Cure.

ITO keep the body in tune" writes
Mrs. Mary Brown. 20 Lafayette Piece,
Poughkeepsie. N. W. take DIR. Kings
New Life Pills. They are the most Re.
liable and pleasant laxativo I have
found" Best for the stonacn, Liver
and Bowels. Guarsntasdi by w. Blair
Langhorne, druggist CSC.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
An Early bird.

Decentralization is dangerous
thing in business, isn't it?" said the
young men who isshtxious to learn.
81 should say so.g answered Dustin
stax. "You don't know how thank
full / am that made my pile before
all that furorc for investigation start
ed in"
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An Invitation.

Bnshful Beaumont Er--I-cr-dreamt
l-cr-- kissed You lnet night. What's
hat sign Of? Modest Maiden We'll,
ts Sign TINT you're more sensible
tslcep thnn awake.
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AZ tho Minstrcl..

snmbo--Whnt mn dc dlffrunce tween
mute wnlkin' long dc street an n
Conversational boro2 lntcrlocutor -
Wlht Ia the difference. Sambo2 Snm-
10 We'll. one goes widout snyin, an
lc ud,lrr says wldout goln'.-New York
prcps.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
Miss Howard Resluns.

Miss Evelyn Howard has resigned
as head nurse In the Soldiers Homo
hospital. Miss Howard liz tho sister
OF Mrs. George Rowe md for the
present VIII practice her profession
In Hampton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
TWO NcnaOnR.

"Jhe now bookkeeper looks Mt his
watch every 1--WE minutes"
"Ito nuSt have new watch or new
wife"
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William Powell Under Arres,

Deputy Sheriff Charles G.. CurtI..
last night arrested William Powell
cclorcd. who Ia wanted for failure
to pay n fine Imposed upon him II
the Circuit Court. lie was arrested
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01

a thrusnnd times listen to the coun.
scl of ro'Ir friend. but secx 1t only
once. -Hnrdy. a
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01

Try Iiull's Little Livor PILLS for BILL
1lnlisncss constipation and torpid
liver 40 doses. 10 cents. A splendid
after dinnor pill. ies 6.20.tf
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-04-25
EUREKA'S MATINEES.
Guests are Daily Enter
tained In the Dining Room.

The Eureka 10 one OF the best kept hotels II
all this part OF the world, and II Is one Abbe
Vile Institution OF which We have heard only
words Of praise. The success OF this hote
BILE enterprise, and all Of Abbeville 10 proid
| OF It. This, too, after some Of our old moss
backs didn't encourage It's building. Some o.
| these old mossbacks, Of whom We were chief
can now see clearly whereby they were mis-.
| taken, and to max Q up for former dereliotionl
| they lead the van In saying deserved good
i things OF our best institution:
The structure itself Is built after modern
for useful purposes. The whole is heated BY
steam In winter, and Ice water, electric fans
and big doors and windows keep 1t cool In
Summer. The bed rooms are large and airy.
The parlors are large and elegant, and the
dining room. and its Furnishings are fit for q
king. Bill Williams is master OF ceremonies
here, and he siands up straighter than his IL
!nstrious namesake across the sea Emperor
William. He bends and bows with the grace
OF q prince, and is more polite than Chester
field. The cooks, r. A. Rook and Rob Jack
son, furnishes him with the beat of all that
T1Ild please the sight Or crafty the appetite
things to crafty the cravings Of the depart.
ment Of the interior, host OF the politest
walters on earth Jake Henderson, Ira Be.
gers. Gus Heard;.serve the guests so well
aRainst forgetfulness. We cannot give the
reader a taste OF the inviting gor DIS that are
laid before Ru6stF, out We can give
PROGRAM OF ExERo sEs
10 v bich every guest is expected to take an
part a. the daily daily matinee
day, yet II is q fact, that when extra good
things appear on the marke ct, or when more
choice things from distant markets can be
had, there may be slight change. but It 10
daily substan TALLY the same. II you had to
wade through all this. wouldn't you do az we
do. skip q little? But you can take the
whole, II you like:
Soup.
M.ToMIc.
Spanish Mack ereI with Creol Sauce.
Baked Chicken with DRESSING. Co,d Ham
Barbe cut Mutton,
RsTRER
Ponce u Leon Jelly with Gypsy SIuoe
Sherry Cobbler.
VEGETABLES.
Macaroni with Cheese. anap Hrans.
Carolina Stea med RIre, Dreamed Corn.
Asparagus With Cream, Spring Raddishes
81 ring Lettuce with Myonnaise Dressing,
English Mullins.
DESSERT.
Fruit Piea. Fancy Cake.
Sherry Ice Cream.
COFFEE
Tea. Milk.
| Ml1eQ MUS HalslQH.
| Cheese and Crack kers.
And q program like this accounts for the
number OF transient guests on Sunday. in
aludipg numbers OF gentlemen and ladiei
! from the city.
Mr., w. q McFall and Mr., Aohille Sassard
are office men. and more efficient or mora po
| lite men than they are could not be found,
After all, Mrs. MoFali is the power behind
| the throne. Her matohless energy and bel
great sagacity, to which have been added
years OF experience, enable her to be an easy
winner In contest for excellent management
OF hotel. She inherits tact for the business
and her experience places her easily In th'
front rank OF first GLASS hotel keepers.
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they will make thelf home here with their
brother Mr.. ]. 8. Bowie. They have large
circle of friends and relatives who are glad 70
welcome them back TO Abbeville.
Mr.. A. W. Jones went TO Columbia MONDAY
AFTER q short stay here with bis home people.
Mrs. G. Ellis was among the Ah6eviile
crowd who enjoyed the Festival In Green
wood last week.
Mr. Allen N. Robe rtson left Tuesday on
sight seeing trip to New Orleans. he VIII
spend q few days In Birmingham Wild
friends OF his brother, Mr.. ]. T. Robertson.
Mr.. T. W. Griffin Of Los Angeles, Cal, was
10 the city from Saturday until Monday the
guest OF Mr.. w. A. TempletoD.
Mrs, Carrie Fleming and Miss Cassie fiem-
ing LEFT Tuesday for Columbia where tney
will make their home in tie future. Mie.
Fleming has two sons who are at WORK 10
that city. Their friends here are sorry 10 see
Mrs. Theodore Konietxko has returned to
Aboeville after an extended visit 70 her home
people In st. Louis. Mrs. Konietxko 10 STOP
ping at the Eureka.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Calhoun have gone
to Whitmire to be present at the marriage OF
their son Mr.. Charles Alexander Calhoun 10
Miss jamie Evelyn Wright OF Whltmlre.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Calhoun will come 70
Abbeviile for q few days visit TO Mr. Call
houn's home people here.
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with hcr home people. Miss Gary has .
large music class In Green wood and her
patrons are well pleased With the progress
made by their children under her skilled
direction.
Mrs. Jennie M. Plnckney OF Anderson ia In
the city spending while with her sister Mrs.
Lizzie N. Cason.
MI. and Mrs. Lsugdon Ammsns and their
children OF Greensboro, n. c., are in the city
spending while with Mrs. John H. Blake.
Mr.. Francis Henry and bis little grand dson
William Leslie lett Monday for New Orleans.
PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT.
Mrs. n. g. Anderson entertained Friday
afternoon In honor OF Miss Evans OF Ander-
son who was her guest. A card was passed
each guest on which WAS written questions
the answers being flowers and completing
the story. After the answers were given the
cards were taken and Mrs. James Bradley
was given o bouquet OF roses for having the
most complete story. The consolation prize
went to Miss Evans. Cream and cake was
then served. During the afternoon delight
ful frappe was served at q daintily appointed
table In the hail, Miss Gary serving. Mrs.
W. P. Greene, Mrs. G. D. Brown and Mrs. F.
B. Gary assisted Mrs. Anderson in receiving
her guests.
Miss Aiiss Bowie and Miss Mamie Bowie
arrived In the city Tuesday from Chicago,
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Trimmings Lngs Thread and Buttons Everything to match
right through and no trouble to got suited at
HADDON MS.

Due West will play Abbeville's team to day
wednesday, on the Abbeyille diamond:
These teams are we'll matched and no doubt
the game will be very interesting.
Wedding bells are ringing out their sweet,
est chimes Listen! don't you hear them? well
It's In the month Of May the beautiful month
Of roses when one OF our handsome young
men will lead to the altar bis blushing
OF May"
Miss Josie Lyon the pretty and popular
clerk In the City Post Office has left us, and
we all miss her bright and smiling face and
cheerful good morning. Miss Josie has been
efficient painstsking. and careful In her work
therefore she was popular with every one,
and her place will be hard TO al.
We old r. F. D. boys don't know how we
are to get along without her guess we'll have
10 get up q petition for her TO come back.
Mr.. A. ]. Pen ney the old reliable Carrier
on route No ! has been laid mp for the past
weekiwilh muscular rheumatism aud Mr.. z.
D. KIugh has been riding In bis place.
Birth-At Abbeville April 10Th Ito Mrs. M.
V. Lomax, SOD.
Farmers are on the move-they have been
planting gusno and now are putting In
cotton seed-this is the way they plant COT
Small grain is growing rapidly and just
now The crop Is very promising. The :, month month,
with few exceptional days.
Sheriff Lyon is the only farmer on route
who has cotton up, and II this cold snap con-
tluueS lODR We I9Ar IL Will % 'QOWu,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Scott, from the vicinity
Of Mount Carmel, were guests In the city last
Monday.
SAYINGS AND DoINGs ON ROUTE NOS.
Mr.. Edwin Parker, one OF the hustline
farmers OF the iatwoods spent Monday In
the city.
Mr.. j. D. MaGaw was in the city last week
driving bis hne black horse which is q beauty
and mover too.
Mrs. John A. Wilson has been quite sick
the past week but is better At this writing.
Mr.. Joe Lin one OF the "boss" farmers OF
white Lick" has for the past two weeks
been trying 10 "work" of the Rripp and com.
pietely failed. 30 now he Is trying the viylue
Of "restiDg."
The truck farm OF Mr.. 8. c. Link is already
max Ing splendid show.
Mr.. Lamar Gillian, one OF the popular
statesmen OF w. D Barksdae has been home
for week on The sick list. He Ia DOW better
and W u probably he In hia place % day.
Mrs. Walter B Wilson has been quite sick
for the past Two weeks but is now much
better.
Miss l.. Sparks, who haa been uursine
Ihe little non OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. McDonad
Atlanta last Sunday. Mss Sparks ~ an
efficient nurse and by her kind. gentle msn.
uer won the heart OF her little patient, and
the love and esteem OF the entire family.
Hers 10 q noble work-rei-vipg the suffer.
ings Of others. May God bless her in her
good work.
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An Excellent Report.
Tho A nnarina m Ra anhar

The Peoples Savings Bank, OF Abbeville. s.
g., held lts annual meeting last week and re.
elected the old officers, 8 G. Thomson presi-
dent. G. A. Neuffer oespresident, R. F. Cox
cashier, and Mr.. Nickels, teller and book
ness 1t makes an excellent reportt Capital
stock paid in s2l, 900 deposits, Sl28 .062I sur,
plus. IS 0OQ, and undivided profits, Sa,0 900. The
board declined to declare dividend, but In.
creased The surplus fund by $4,000
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$3.50 to $3.50 a Suit.
Come in and Look Them Over.
H. G. Anderson & Company! !!

DIR. and Mrs. T. j. Crymes and their son
Master Mooreland Crymes came mp from.
Greenwood. in their automobile, and were
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs, Kerr Sunday. Y; \
Anderson spending while with his home
Mrs.A. B. Cheatham is at home again aftsr
an extended stay in Greenwood. ssss
Miss Viola Gouche OF New Orleans IL ex.s
pected in the city in q short while. She Will
be the guest of Mrs. L. w. White while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. MeKissick spent Sum
and Mrs. MrKissiek came over from Green
wood in their automobile. VI Il 49,.
Miss Elise Long and Miss lone Miller are
In spartanburg the guests Of Miss Elise
Carlisle. ~ ., ssss5}f
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-04-25

This is the season Of listlessness
bead aches and spring di.orders,
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea is q
sure preventive. Makes you strong
and vigorous. IS cents, Tea or Tab
let's. G. A. Milford.
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All smart up.to-date women, Of to-day,
Know how to bake, wash, sing and to
play; 4 @l n. 81
Without these talents wife is N. g.,
Unless she takes Rocky Mountain Tea.
CA. Milford. 8
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You can buy SIPS mercer ICED underskirts
for 98cts, next Monday,
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R. NJ. HADD0N ( Co.
Contracts Made Months Age
for Spring and Summer.
White Goods Sale.

consisting of so pieces 40 inch White Lawns,
$500 yards at 10 and 123c
pieces White India Lnon, TO- 123 and
up to 25c yard.
the numbers throughout the at the
price. You always match 1T II you rum snort.
pieces Persian Lawns 80 and 46 inch from 10 to 2 yd
and 80 inch Mercerized Fabrics all and
pretty designs at 10 to 25c yard.
pieces inch Linen Lawn Unon) great bargain at
Csc yard
so pieces suings 123 and 5c yd
5pieccs inch, All Linen Suitng, at 40 and SOC yard.
pieces SO inch, Irish Linen, 35 to soc yard.
pieces andkehief Linen Lawn ~ yards to piece 35 to
75c yard.
pieces 80 in sheeting economical White
Dress to buy, 75c and $lO yard.
pieces Chiffon the thing Graduating
Dresses, trimmings to match, so and 75c yard.
pieces very choice patterns printed Organdies and Silk
Tissues mostly Arnods make and the finest make the
try.
A Unique SILK Sale.
quantity, quality and variety not exceed in this section.
36 inch Black Taea Silk Chiffon and hard finish,
IS, &C., LOO and 81 25 yard.
10 pieces inch Coored Taetas, all color including the
new Pastel shades, soc and $l00
White Black Silks, so to ST. yd
pieces nch Colored Jap Silks the best the market at
SOC yard.
10 pieces inch, Jap and China Silks IS to SOC yard
pieces Dress Silks beautiful designs So rs and
$00 yard
BLACK DRESS GOODS, All Standard Makes:
pieces French Serge at so, Is and $1.OO yard.
pieces 40 and a inch all wool, Black Voles.
pieces 42 inch, all wool, Black Popln, ST. yard.
pieces 40 and inch French Baste, so to 81 90 yard.
25 pieces Colored Wool Suitngs.
pieces White Coored Silk Eolennes
10 pieces White Wool Suitings
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Wilson Henry d Co. offer special induce
ments for your trade on Mondays. u;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-04
0'ERAc|ONEs QU|2uRG|cAS

FL martel prActls % oil d ,ctot G IN
xA'ez Martinez una dtficil operaci6n
de alia c!ruita en- una pobre mujsr.
Le syudaron hsbi,msnte los tacuIsa.
tivos doctorss 0 ns, Vsdt y Lange. El
csso % notable, porque tav1 qas 81.
teir al mismo nempo cinso operaclo.
mes, pues ere, seg6n manifsst6 uno de
los m6dicos pre- eieates, ua caao com.
pleto de patologfa especial de 10 mu .
isr. Sc le abri6 sl visnsre y 80 10 OK
tirp6 10 trompa izlulerda llsna de
aangre eosg llada y oil ovario del
mismo lado enfsrno con un q 1isle de-!
tamado de una natania PEG uen a; aie
mas 10 mAtriz estaba adherida & los
intestlnos. Sc 10 dssprsndi6 y 30 90
ai6 q las pAredea dsI vtentre; ovArlo
y from % eitaban tsmb.6n I'D ,rido J
6 los intezsinos, La operata sigue
bien.
Tambl6l hs practIca1o Ga est1
diAs el doct,r Gorzalez MartInsx doc
importantss opsraciooes en- olraa dua
muieres de satA locaiidad, : est&n 4
punto do ser dadAs de alta
Felicitamos al doctor amigo y &