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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-13
THE DRAINAGE QUESTION.
CaPtain HeRry. of Lee CouHty. BeFeuds
GoVeFuoF llreHaFd.

PROM TIE IaFtov Couri-r- Informant.
Governor BrOward has addressed an
''open letter" To the people Of Florida,
In which be discusses at length the
subject of the drainage of the Ever
ladies'. u II a strong paper, and
settles conclusivcly the fact that he
j. only performing plain duty under
the Law, In going forward With the
drainage work. That the scheme il
practicable. G. also shown by reason
ing which ought 20 satisfy every un-
biased reader, and which cannot he
CuntTOycTtcd except ia one way, and
that T., II the drainage canals. when
constructed. should fail To perform
their work; that il, boy actual test. AS
Ia the value of the lands, should they
h. successfully drained, there may he
some question, but the great prepon.
dcrancr OF evidence Is IN favor of their
being immensely valuable. The great
fertility of such portions Of the land
a. have been drained bv private enter.
prise, and the analysis Of the soil
from other port ions Of the Everglades,
have settled this question beyond
reasonable doubt.
Governor lIrOward's views have a
strong supporter in the person OF
capt. =. \. Hendry. OF Lee county,
Who @, well known throughout the
state a. man of calm Judgment,
sound. practical sense and acute Ob.
seryatiOn. Capt HendTy Ia, spent
what would usually be considered
an ordinary lifetime, dfty.six years.
? in this section of the state. We know
him well, a. do numbers of our readers,
aud would accept his judgment In this
matter, before that Of any man ia
Florida. 10 recent letter Ia the
Times- MON Capt. Hendry answers in
plain, practical, forcible and con
vincing way, all Of the arguments
against the drainage scheme and
stands sqaurely los Governor BroWard
Ia hi contest with his oppunents.
After weighing carefully and with.
out prejudice all the arguments on
both sides, sc are forced 10 the con-
clu,ion that the proposed drainage j.
practicable: that the land, drained
will he very valuable, and that Gov.
ernor BroWard l. strictly in the line
of duty in carving on the work. There
j., 10 cur mind, bat one question TO b,
answered: l. Lake OkcrchOObcc fed
by underground stTeamsy And thi-
can only he answered by an exhaust.
i've scientific survey, or by the actual
digging Of the ir.t canal and noting
it, effect.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-13
q. y. q. q. social.

A great many If the students
attended the social given last
Friday evening At the home oi
Rev. and Mrs. J. r. dates by the
young people If the Baptis,
church. Various games aud a
picture puzzle contest Wrrr IN
dulged in, Mr.. Doyle Carlton
winning the prize. Daring thu
course &c the evening Mr.. Webl
Hill delivered two very much ap.
preciated vocal solos. AppetiI.
ing refreshments, consisting "i
cream and cake. we're served be-
fore the evenings enjoyment
came e. an end.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-13

She was fu-sy old lady, and
every time the conductor ar on
Of the train crew passed through
she wanted tO know how far il
vas g. Mayville. The c"nduc.
tor Promised to tell her when
they reached the place. hut
-he went Ia sleep and h.
forgot her. When she awoke o.
make her usual inquiry, h.
hurriedly backed the train half "a
mile, and then told her this was
the place Ia get Oft. She simply
replied: why, Law, I didn't
want To get of! Nv doctor told
me g. take n pill at Mayville. ="
Vet some people wonder why cun-
duct"rs are not more accommo-
dating.-EX.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-13

bride and groom, who were pres
emit, by his delightful rendition
Of the following selections.
"lAus Deo," from Dubois Mar
risge Mass.
"Nuptial Song" by Dubois.
Introduction 60 Bridal Chorus
from LOhengTin,' by Wagner.
Mendelssohn's Nv d ling
March"
During the ceremony h. played
a soft and appropriate improyisa-
ton.
After the ceremony n very de-.
lightful reception Was held at the
home IL the bride and the many
friends Of Mr. and Mrs.. Reichari
were given al opportunity To wish
them every happiness in their
married life.
Mrs. Reichart has many true
friends among the faculty aud the
student body Of the university
aud The Collegiate wishes a. ex,
tend very hearty wishes for q
happy life o. these two who's
marriage has been So essentially
CONNECTED with StetsOn.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-13
PRACTICE COCRT.
An IRlsre~tIng Ease q Larceny Tried
Yesterday AilernSsn.

In the practice court It the
university, J. e. Granting vas
tried for larceny.
Mr.. Duncan is supposed Ia be II
commission merchant aud Ham
lin 4 Granting ar his clerks.
Mr.. Duncan leaves his purket-
book with marked bills in il on
his desk. Granting picks up thu
pncket-bOOk aud puts it in n
drawer and leaves. Mr.. Hamliu.
seeing where GrAmling puts tie"
pOcket-bOuk, takes IL cut "f the
drawer aud takes some money gut
Of the back and places b""k ia
Gramling's coat pOcket that Is
hanging On a chair. Duncan
comes in shortly afterward and
finds the pursa in Draining :
pocket, hut cannot explain hoN
il got from the drawer Ia hi-
p.rkct.
These facts we're brought Out
by Messrs. Anvil and Rogers. at.
t"rney- fer stat. aRd Smith and
Ioyle fer defendants. Then zach
attorney mad" all able speech f"r
his RESPECTIVE side, aud then thu
judge charged the jury Nhrch rem
d-red a verdict at --.
Prof. Suhrie. With his large class
of normal students. was in at.
t-ndance, al-p several ladies frnm
the city.
Next Tuesday, April lSth, at
= ~ "'clTk. Mr.. l,l"t will lr
tried fer murl.r M,.-rs. dates
and Gramling will prosecute and
Dunran. Pinnrll aud C1nover will
represent driens". Everyday -
INV tied Ia attend.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-13
StetsOn University
Brief News Notes

Ai-s Baker presided AZ the organ
curing last Fridays chapel service.
Mise Lillian Hamlin took tea With
Miss Alice Mckinney on Wednesday.
Miss Harriet Fuller spent saturday
and Sunday az her home In Orange
City.
Mr.. D. &. BOstick spent SUNDAY In
Wauo hula, preaching and visiting his
home.
Miss Helen Manyille spent the lat.
ter part OF the week visiting In Chau.
dOin.
Ms Bessie Coulter took dinner
With Miss Edith bond az her home In
DeI.and on sunday night.
Ms HunsakrT and Miss Ellen Hol.
met are going "a visit with Mics An.
ME Jones al her home In Titusvills
from Friday until Sunday.
Mi. Florence stephens and Mis-.
Jessie FELTON,, 10th Of whom attended
StrtsOn last year, are again here
taking the normal course.
immediately after the receptio
Saturday evening. Nc. aud Mrs.
Reichart started for Daytona and
other East Coast points to spend their
, hOney mUOn,
The new Cata luruc will he out this
month. Ia wil, indicate some import.
ant changes: neW developments and
the mdTkcd progress of the institu-
Les a IN III.
of the catalogue.
Mes~rs. Wilder, Walter Carlton and
DurTanCc INDUCED IN a camping trip
down on the river last week. Game
j. said To- To- very plentiful, the boys
IA ing made several successful shots
into browsing herds of mosquitoes.
Miss Ethel Webster was recently
the recipient ot a bpN Of goodies from
home. the OCCASION being her six
teenth CD birthday. ~ the spre al.
which inevitably followed. Miss Hazel
liOW land did the Chauncy Depew act,
making quite a hit a. an afteT-dInner
speaker
Last Tuesday evening Dean smith,
Mrs. Smith. and Miss HunsakeT we're
the guest, Of Prof and Mrs MacDOu.
gal tea. Prot Mac DOugal has, IN
addit on tu his school work, acquired
considerable success a. "a rdneT. a
fact NhiCh be proved on this occasion
by the many delicious vegetables that
wcrv served.
The committee on administration
from the lloaTd of Trustees met last
Thur ,,iay. examined the affairs Of the
Institution and reported everything
In fOurishiug condition. The attend.
ance j. way up. there i money In the
hank. the wOTk H. closely supervised
and the institution u moving on With
energy.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-13

MY mother has suddenly becn made
young at 80. fweaty years q IN
trn~r suffering from dyspepsia had
entirely disabled her. until six menths
sEa. when she began taking Islec;Fic
Isiitcrs whirh have completely curssi
her and Restored the strength and
activity she had In the prime Of life. .
writes Mrs. W. .. Gilpatrick. % Dan
forth, Ne. 1;rcate-t restorative mssii-
zine GA the Eiolse. SETS Stomach.
Liver and Kidneys right. purihes the
blssod. aud cures Malaria. BiIioasneSs
and Weakness Wonderful Nerve
Tonic. Prirr isS. Guaranteed ~ al
druggists.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-13
JUST BECAUSE

YOUR cough j. "uly To- "a" thrnlt aRl
,l's~ net trbul'lr You uuw duu't think
that 10 n,--ls uu 1ttruti"n. when II
hIs npi h1d murh "f start j. 10"
tim" to 'hr-k a. The slightest cpugh
easily lrId~ 10 Pneumonia Rrunrh
til AMI Consumption. \ l'ottl" -
HallapTS lI"rrhuuud syrup will cur
thar cuugh The Pricr puts n within
r,a-h 81 al S,.l.l by all druggists
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-13

since the State pap-rs have
learned the truth about Governor
BrOWard's jacksonville address,
there has leen a most pronounced
change of feeling. The average
editor dos not like 10 h. made =
f"ul IT, and generally re-ents any
attempt o. de- 80.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-13
Rase Rail This Week.

Tn the coming Friday aud sat
urday StetsOn will play Florida
Seminary. On our recent trip
south ne were defeated once by
them. However, We do..nOt pro-
pose To let ID happen again. Come
out and support the team; not
only the team but the manage
ment. The EXPENSES are heavy
on these games and the manage
ment will greatly appreciate all
quarters. The season is nearing
lbs close. The games with this
team and with Lake City, . week
later, will end thu season and play.
ing.
Rhsuassisa Makss LAfs nsis.raAls.
\ harry home h the nla-t valuable
Isp--s--si"n that u within the reach II
mankind. Tut you cann0t enjoy Ia
comforts u yOu are suffering from
Rheumatism. You threw aside bnsi-
hess cares when yea enter your home
AMI you ~ relieyed frsm taose rheu-
natic pains also ~ applying Chamber
laln's Pain balm One appiication VIII
give yea relief and its confused use
for = shers time yin hiring ahoui q
T.ermaneai curr. Fer sale By ell drug
gissS.
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cts sold April eth tn May lab
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July 8ist. Tickets god going via
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Liberal stOIsOvers allowed.
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point Articles Of more than
$40 words will be charged for at
regular advertising rates.
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Los Angeles and San francisco
and return account Convention
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!, inclusive, with final return limit
September 18th. Tickets god
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-13

On Saturday evening last, Miss
Edith Norcrus- and MIR. otis
Rrichart wcr,' married ia thu uni.
ycrsity auditorium. The ceremo-
ny was Performed by DIR. HUI
ley. assisted Iy Rev. J D.. Oat"s,
pastn- of the Baptist church oG
Del.and. Probably few If the
people of Del.and had ever real
Ihed how very b-autiful the audi.
turiuin could H. made to lu"k by
the help Of the palms aud either
tropical plants that ar tO h. had
ia this land uf flowers. The rus
trum was heavily aud beautifully
decorated with bami-",, putted
plants, palm leaves and Wistaria.
shortly after eight o'clock tie
bridal Procession entered the au-
ditorium from the rear. First
came thu twu u-hers. Messr-.
stanley Woodward aud Stanlry
Mutlatt: then came Miss Lillian
Monday aud Miss Preston, attend
ants uf the bride. oue handsome
~ goSned in blue and ORe in pale
pink. Closely folloWing Miss
Preston came the three dainty
little flower girls, Misses Mary
HUXLEY. GLADYS M"fIatt and Cath
crime Haynes.
Miss. NurcrOss entered the au.
ditOrium on tn arm uf Prof. q.
Prentiss Carson. whose duty il
vas to give away the bride. Her
gown was a b-autiful creation of
rarr India cloth. They were met
a, the foot Of the rOstrum by the
-rOnm aud his lest man, Prof. =.
e. BALDWIN.
~ ella" ,ression moved up
the aisle the charming little flow
rr girls sang verse uf the We'd
ding Hymn in their sweet, child
ish voices.
Prof. Morse Vas at the organ
and charmed the friends Of the
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-13
STATE YOUR PLATFORA.

While THE NEws is generally
more "T less pronounced iu IL
vIews-ln other words, Il HAS
VIEWS aud l. n"t afraid {" ~
press thcm-Wc want tn h. right
before Ne 90 ahead Two avoW,sl
candidate for th" legislature
have their announcements ia TUE
NrW>. What We want &" know.
nov, j. what these candidates
stand f"r. TIL" qu,,tl"us arr:
How Il" they stand uu the State
DRAMA. question are they viii
ling O." back up and SUPPORT Gov
'Tn"T liroWard ia his effort t.
claim 90" Everglad's. max, these
millions ct acres # land tillablc.
and bring thousands at tax payer-
into th" stat? Or ar, they in
favor Il throwing mud at the
Governor and turning these lands
over I" th" railroads which ar.
after them?
What are their opinions with
regard to The Buckman srh"ol
law:
Ar" they in favor If legislation
providing for the building e hard
rnad- thr"ughout the STATE. "r
are they .1Daud.patters?
lla," they any opinions With
r.sarl {" a uniform teNt-Ipuk
laa.
Th"rr are many other quest ions
at great m"mrnt 4" come lrfnrr
To" next Legislature. The Irn-
Pile ar entitled &" know how the
Srv.ra' candidates stand rn all
,tur-ituus.
The Dcl.and Record thinks that
the most mumrntu"us question &"
come lPfurr the next Legislature
L.. Snail Jam,-- W. ur James II.
get - q day ct ia" taN-pav.r-
mooney Ter doing nothing and
a,k~ tb'' voters &" linz. up uu this
question. o. thu upiniun It Tnr
NFWs. thi- i a trivial question.
Jams the fir-t Is charged With
derclirti"n # duty. with voting
th'' proxy # a Iz'litical ally hil.
an lndirtm"ul handed down hv a
grand Jury. and "n which it was
hI- duty to prn~e"utr. wa Ou NJ"
"a hiS court. with renewing and
u-ing money Ter the corruption
1t voters, rtc. TIN "nly question
IA this little matter J.. l. james
thr First innu~,.ut "r guilty 1T the
rharr,-, mad,. against him? ia"
elect % "t a SENATOR. tNu mem
is'rs uf th" ll"us" 1T Representa-
tiV's. AMI yaTnu~ county officers.
has n"thing tn 4" with thu cas-.
No apI.cal can hc mad" to the
Ip,oplr at largr. wh" have never
Zen the evidence against. or ia
defense of. TIL accused. and Who
ar" not ia a position {" judge. or
tn act A. a jury on Oh" ease. II
the people we're in n ,"-itiun Z"
Judge n to the merits e the case.
it J. extremely doubtful A. to
whether an entire county should
H. worked up into u rage over n
tN''-,lollar-a-day JILL.
There ar queslmns at more
imp"rt To come before the next
legislature. and the effort e the
Record to drag this tWo-dOllar-a-
day job into the controversy is
hut an effort a. prejudice the
voters and hide the real issues It
the campaign.
Thu columns II TUX NEws are
open b. the several cand idat's for
Legislative honors. II they will
send in short. terse articles show
ing what they stand for, with no
appeal for votes, but just plain
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-13

Congressman Frank Clark has
formally announced that he will
H.. candidat" fer reelection
Wonder il d" j. eligible?
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-13

New Orleans and return account
Confederate Veterans Reunion.
tickets sold April END, s:Ird and
9th with final return limit April
Dth: tickets can lie extended
until May 3lst. SI"P-oVers al
lowesl.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-13

Sick headache results from q de-
rangemcnt &C the stomach and l. cured
rs ChaEil.-riain's Stomach and Liver
Tall-tS Ssld 10 all druggists.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-13

Have you paid y"ur poll tax?
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-13

-Snnle weeks aEo during the severn
winter weather lse,h nay wife asId my
eli cVutractssl severe cOlsls which
Sls,sSiily deyrhsi-Sl inso the worst Kind
IL lagriHT with all Its miserable
symptoms" says Mr.. !. = Eglesion.
of Maple landing Iowa -kReez anal
j.iul- aching. mu-sies sire, head stop
I'D uP. eyes AMI uO~e running. With
alternate sIrlls ef chllls aHd fever.
We beEan using Chaml,rriain's Cough
Rrme'ly. aiding the same with q
,ioulle dose Of Chaml.eriain's Stomach
aud Liver Tablets. and by it, literal
U.s. -oou completely knocked cut the
Strip S,sld ~ all druggists
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-13

TaAe Latsiiss nFusso ouinine rallsts. al
df1FEtat nrfuud H. unutiry q u fails % cum.
o. ", Gustr's sianafars \ 90 rach t-at. -
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-13

tF- Tbs, NsNs -,lisits communication r,-latinr
o. thr pulslir Welfau-. hat L. nid rt-sJssltsi,
ID Zoe The uI,ini,als ehpr-s-ssi ~ Curp'
stslusl-uts
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-16
Ia EIecci0n Regia. =
"FlESTAS DEL CARNIVAL.
Dc d CoIaaaeIan d d REM. ).


Ia comisi6n de seficras que ha de nom
brar Ia Reina del CaTnaval en- la noche
del II esta formada por Las siguientes dis
tinguidas damas;
Sefora Josefna F. de Fabian, sefiora
Conception G. de Calaf, senora Luisa G.
de Benero, se1iora Aurea B. de Georgetti,
sefiora Maria U. de Sanchez Morales, Sc
nora Conception M. de Paniagua.
Dicha comisi6n Sc reunira en- IN salon
del Teatro pTeparado expresamente para
dicho acto: cuando la comiai6n de sefioras
haya elegido q la seEorita que ha de ser Ia
Reina de Carnival de 1906, el senior Pre-
sidente de Ia comisi6n organizadora parti-
cipara desde el paIeo presidential Ia dis
tinguida concurrencia 81 nombre de la au-
gusta soberana.
Acto seguido Ell senior Presidente de la
conisi6n organizadora los acoTdes de Ia
mareha real llevara de brazo hasta el tro-
no la Reina que ira seguida de IN nu.
meroso y brillante sequito. Llegsdos al
trono el Presidente coronar6 4 la Reina E
inmediatamente S. NJ. abrira el CarnaYal
de 1905 lanzando una Iluvia de papelillos
que serd seguida por una fenomenal ba-
ITALIA.
Despues dard principle el auntuoso bale
de etiqueta.
He aquf el programa de los festejos rea-
les. 2v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-16
VECINOS De GUAM
ca piden su segre
gaCiOn de YauCO.
S33 VeCinOs susGriben la petiCiOn.
Pusden sOstensr presupuesto De $4,000 pOrque
81 prOpledad aIcanza IN million J medic,

833 vecinos de Guanica, entire los que
iguran 112 contribuyentes, dirigen I'm me
mortal 4 La Camara de Delegados pidien-
do su segregation de Yauco, y su consti-
tuci6n en- Municipio independence.
Alegan que pagan mas de la tercera
parte del presupuesto de Yauco, que as
ciende $4,000, y Yauco no les dedica
mas que $2172, entire los que fguran
1000 para un Official de Sanidad que no
reside en- Guanica.
Dicen que Ia tasaci6n de la propiedad
en- Yauco asciende 4 $3.OOO,O0O de ellos
la mitad pr6ximamente corresponds q
Guanica.
Su poblaci6n pasa de 5000 almas, y
hay zona urbana importante, situada
orillas del mar en- el mejor puerto de Ia
isla.
En- su Jurisdiction Sc ha instalado una
hermosa central azucarera, la mas impor-
tante de Puerto Rico.
En- Guanica constituyeron los espa1oles,
en- los comienzos de la conquista, la segun-
da poblaci6n de la isla; su puerto fu@ el
elegido por el ej6rcito americana para arri-
bar estas playas, y enarbolar en- elias el
estrellado pabell6n.
La petici6n de los vecinos de Guanica
ha pasado a informe del Comit6 de Corpo-
raciones Municipales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-16
/ no LGAILRRlRSE

El oatarFo es una enfermedad que Liena
mucha mas importancia de la que general
mente Sc le atribuye. Invade todos Jos Or
ganos del cuerpo ouyas funoiones fuerzas
1ebilita profundRmente. Es causa frecuen-
g de la sordera; afecta la vista, la narfz 2 la
garganta y es generalmente por donde EN-
1ieza la tuberculosis 8 tisis.
La misma faoilidad la frecuenoia On
sue SO pesca un catarro haCe las personsa
lndiferentes para ourarlo la gran mayoria
no Sc preocupa de las consecuencias.
Les baf1os frios por la mahana Immediate
mente despues de deiar el lecho, dormir CON
las ventanas ab1ertas ev1taF las oofrientes
de aire, son precauciones muy buenas que
40 cuegta trabaio ell observarlas. Pero ell
preventive mas SECURE, mas eficaZ mas fScil
y mas positive y tambiGn Ell que aconsejan
los medicos, es La Emulsion de Scott de aoei
To de h1gado de bacalSo.
Els sorprend snte la fuerza, vitalidad, ener-
gfa poder de resistencia que racibe el
ouerpo humane de las pequefias dosis de
EmulSi0n de Scott, que Sc le administran
sor donstanoia. Esta Emulsion, REQUIRE
interiormente todas las parties d6biles vul-
oerables del cuerpo y 10 pone al abrigo de Ii
infection estarral.
De Cuando en- cuando aparecen industria-
les POGO escrupulosos anunciando emulsione
vinos 8 preparados los que atribuyen pro
pied&deB curatiyas que no tienen y hast2 hay
quien Be atreve deciF en- letras de imprenta,
que e1 petroleO keFoSina es un alimento.
IQue es 81 petroleoH Un aceite mineral
Aue Sc usa como combustible para lubricar
nmpiar maquinas y para alumbrar.-Una
Substancia indigestible que carece de Ia pro-
piedad esencial de todo alimento, cual es la
Gsimilaci6n que pasa al traves del tubo in
testinal sin modificarse sin ser absorbida:
una substancla, en- I'm, que no tlene ninguna
de las propiedades ourativas alimenticiaa
del acsite de h1gado de bacalo. Si se dijese
que 81 petroleo eS un alimento para m4qui-
mas podria pasar, pero no para 81 ouerpo hu-
mano.
81 teneis alguna duda, preguntad vues-
tro medioo; el os conirmara esta vardad: '
Of sst4is esCasos de fuerzas, de carnss de
sangre, os aoonseiara que tomeis Ia Emul-
ci6n de Scott.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-16
ante devengaran inter6s al

PTena6Os los snapO1aegatss so5re hbrst0s.
Sc sortearan todos los amos entire los que
mas Sc distingan por su constancia en- el
Ahorro.
Horas de Caja: Para lasi mposiciones:
De 103 de la mafiana, de / & 81
de la tarde los dfas laborables de 81
1O3 de la mafiana los domingos; PBra la
extracciones las mismas horas excepto los
domingos.
RegtomeotO de Ia SeccS6n; Las personas
que interesen mas pormenores sobre las
imposiciones, extraeciones manera de IL
quidar intereses, etc. pueden solicitar un
eiemplar en- Ia Gaia.