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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-18

legitimo propietarie. Mr.. Gard averi-
quo quien la habia entregado en- la
oficina, 6 informando de haber sido
Mitchell Ell heroe de la jornada saco
uno de los billetes, por valor de $40. 200
y no economiz6 esfuerzes para hscer
que aquel 10 aceptara La resistexcia
de Mitchell 4 recibir la dSdiva fue tan
invencible, que al sef1or Gard no lie
quedo otro recourse sue guardian ell BIZ
llcte; pere en- cambio obsequi6 al
agente viajero con $4,000 en- acciones
de las minas. Que hoy Sc vende 4 | a
par-exigiendole que ST no estabs ur-
gido de dinero las guardara por unos
meses. en- Ia seguridad de que con elias
tenia asegurado ell porvenir. Desgra-
ciadamcnte son pocos los Mitchell en-
este mundo y los Gard muchos mas
eScasoS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-18
RcCOmpensa a Ia hOnrad6z

Gorge J Mitchell, agente viajero de
Newark, quien Sc hallaba hsspedado
en- el Hotel Gibson, en- Springfield,
Ohio. d fines de la semana anterior
entr6 En- una de las casillas del telGfo-
no del hotel encontro en- el suelo una
cartera conteniendo ademas de varios
papeles dc valor, la no bicoca de $Ioo,
900 en- diez billetes de $50. 600 cada
uno. Ccrciorado de la naturaleza del
hallazgo, Sc dirigio la ohcina del
hotel, y ALI 10 deposit6 para que, su
vez le fucra entire gada quien la hu-
biese perdido Momentos despues pre-
sent6se Frank Gard, Presiuente de La
Gard Mining Company, de Denver, Co
dorado, y en- el colmo Gle Ia mayor ex
citsci6u pregunto al dep. ndiente ii
este habia enco1trado la cartera, Ia
que lie fu6 deyuelta una vez que con-
venci6 q enp'eado que Gard era su
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-18

Anoche estuvo rcunida Ia Union
Obrera Central del Distrito de san
Juan, y .os representatives de las unio !.
nes del Q'strito, considerable las dlti-
mas resoiucion- de caracter poIttico
pasaaas por el Consejo Executive de la
A T. Of l.
Fue acuerdo seguir el plan poIftico
trazado ror ia Federation de los Esta-
dos Unidos que en- ell case de que
los partidos politicos no incluyan en-
sus "ticks los siete candidates. 4 la
Camara propuestos por el Congreso
da Guayama, la Federation Libre pre-.
sentara d:chos candidates, insc~;bi6n-
dose en- Ia Secretarfa dc Puerto Rico,
como cae~po social, econ6mico Y 20
litico.
AL efe1co sc rccomendara d los e!e-
mentos socialistas que Sc agrupen i las
Uniones de ofcios y de comdn scuer-
do voten candidates propios, que scran
presentados y defendidos por los Cuer.
pos Centrales de las Uniones
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-18

de la costa del Riff han atacado Il
go1eta espafiola "Manuela Sc cree
que Espaffa enviara buques de que
ira pedir satisfaction.
Paris, 20 de julio.--La "Liberte"
publica TIN telegrama de Tanger
anunciando que Raisuli, Ell jefe de
bandidos, amenaza impedir Ia cons
trucci6n del monumento en- honor del
frances aSeslnado por los moros, Mr..
Charbonnier. Un crucero frances
protege q. los operarios encarsados
do erigir dicho nonumento.
Tanger, ~ de julio.-Ha ocurrido
cerca de Mulaya un combate que
duro todo el dfa, en- cl que las tropas
del Sultan derrotaron las fuerzas
del Pretendiente. causandoles nu-
merosas perdidas, Los vencedores
recorrieron dcspues la comarca lie
vando clavad2s en- sus bayonetas las
cabezas de los jefes rebeldes como
trofeos de<la victoria.
Melilla, 28 de julio.-Se confrma
la derrota,de las fuerZas del Preten
dionte mandadas por Caid Azus,
contandose entire los muertos el hiio
de IN importante jefe rebelde. Las
tropas del Sultan Sc apoderaron del
campo enemigo y de toda su artille-
ria. Caid Aus logr6 huir y esta re-
fugiado en- Tetuan.
Ell Pretendiente en- persona Sc pu-
SO al :frente del resto de su gente Y
ordeno 4 sus partidarios de las tribus
de Ghelaya que So le incorporasen
para vengar ST. derrota Sc ven ho-
gueras de sef1al en- toda la extensa
lines. de las posiciones que ocupan
las tropas del Pretendiente. Sc es-
pera un segundo combatc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-18

neutratizado hasta ahora a va
lidez del anuncio,
de que sirvilfa 81 reclamo,
suponiendo que Mr.. Truxton
fuese capaz de hacerlo. contra
la competencia ruinosa que ha-
ce, al nucstro, ell cafe brasileno,
vendjdo a precios tan bajos
que soa para nos0tros absoluta-
mente ruinosos.
FL critcrio que siempre he
mos mantenido sobre este pun
to, es eI tlnico que sale triuu-
fante de la prueba que Sc ha
querido practicar, aplicando pa
liativos inutiles a la crisis ca
fctera.
No hay mas solucion que la
reforma del aranccl; no hay
otra propaganda, NO hay otra
protection ehcaz que no sea la
aplicacion de I'm impuesto al
cafe extranjero; para que no
tengamos que competir en- cir
cunstancias tan desfavorab!es
para nosotros, con cl precio a
que Sc vende ell grano brasileno
y cor el gusto va extragado de
una gran parte del pdblico anne
riCanQ.
Toda discussion esta de s0bra
desde hoy.
La reforma del arancel eS 10
unico que nos puede salyar.
Ante las cifras desconsolado-
ras que eStamos analiZando. no
caben los optimismos que han
estanCado la crisis CAFETERIA, pre-
tendlendO enCOntrar Ia SOluci0n
indispensable con remedies inc
fcace5 que hubimos de califcar
OpOrturamente de inutileS. an
tes de que nos dieran la raz0n
los hechOS, Y de que confirma-
"a nueStros desoladores vati-
Cinios, IA indiscutible exactitud
.le las cifras.
Del fracaso dc la agencia
anunciadora, no puede quedar
la mas minima duda, pero este
que para noSotros estaba va
descontado, no nos debe sumir
en- el desaliento, sino que por Ell
contrario. debe estimular nue-
vas energias .en nosotros para
seguir recIamando con este po-
-deroso argumento el impuesto
protector del cafe, como unica
medida efcaz Y segura para
veneer Ia crisis,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-18
EN- LA CoRTE De DlsTRITo
DE SAN JUAN

Con motivo de hallarse ell Fiscal de
esta Corte, don Libertad Torres Gran,
investigando en- ell barrto:de Minillas dc
Bayam6n, TN horroroso crimen perpe-
trado aIlf, Ia Sscci6n Segunda Sc ha
declarado en- receso hasta ell martes
pr6ximo. conociendo desde ese dfa V
successive de las jaicios se1alados para
el dja de hoy y 90 del oorriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-18
Reyerta en- Ai:bonito

Aver 4 las seis deela.tarde el indi-
vlduo Braulio Gohzalez, hiri6 con uu
cuchillo al indivfduo Eloy Berries,
en- los momentos q1te salia de la IA
brica La ColectiVa.. DC Aibonlto,
siendo de caracter" leve las heridas
segdn opinion facultativa FL agre-
sor fu6 arrestado y pue sto q disposi-
ci6n del juzgado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-18
Don Juan Roig

A bordo del ~coanjo5" ha regresads
de su excursion alos Estados Unidos,
nuestro buen amigo don Juan Roig.
Representative de la Casa Pinaud y CO
de Paris.
Deseamos grata permanencia en
San Juan y muchos negocios al e
flor Roig.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-18
Soter0 Figueroa

En- Ia ma f1ana he how noe bo ,,;r;
tado el d;s+ino,;do na~;od;e+a co4o~o
Fiqueroa que ha lIeoado 4 San 1ror
nrocedenta de Ia 1e1a - C,,ho I'D
represara de nrevo dasn,6s 40 naear
aouf una breva t.mnor.da
Fl dietina,;do oan,,a4 49,
nm sa1rdo IA 10 ,,ranea ouho -
siquiente c.rta aue ranrodrcirnoe -
homenaie al excelente comnaf5ar;eoo
que procla;na.
~u
. ~ 40 N<'- .
Habana, Agosto 8 de 1906.
ST. Sotero Figueroa.
Ciudad.
DlStinguido companero:
Enterada II Dir4c+;va de oeta Aso-
ciaci6n de que usted Sc dirice 4 puer.
to Rico con objeto de pasar ALI una
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-18
Nota del dia

pondiente a JUNO, del departa-
mento de Concrete y Trabajo,
dc Washington, publica Ell dato
mas eloCuente que existe para
demostrar 10 absoiutamentc
inutil que es la agencia Official
sostenida por el pueblo de Puer-
to Rico para la propaganda del
cafe.
FL valor del cafe puertorri-
queno que Sc ha importado a
los Estados Unidos durante cl
ultinO ano economiCo, solo lie
"a q la Suma de veintisiete mil
dollars, mientraS Ell ano ante
rior, que va fu6 Catastr6hCo, Sc
redulo a doSclentOs un mil Seis-
cientos cuarenta V dos, de sete-
c;entos rail a que habia alcan-
zado el an0 precedente, el valor
de nuestro cate vendido en- el
mercado de Ia Union.
La eStadist1ca demuestra con
datoS abrumadores que la ex-
pOrtaci0n de cafe de la lsla q
los EstadOs unidos, va mer-
mando de un nodo alarmador,
Y prueba al miSmO tempo que,
cuando no tepiamOS la agenCia
lie Mr.. Truxt0n sc vendia mu-
chO mas cafe en- el mercadO
americana que en- la aCtualidad.
II resultad0 de la agencia
anunciaiOTa eS, como puede
comprObarSc eXaCtamente, TN
desastre complete. La miseria
. que ha llegado a reducirse la
exportacion lie nuestro grano a
los EstadoS UnidOs, es harto
expresiva del fracaso de los
1netodos que nos aconsejan Y
nos imponen nuestros tutores,
como los mas seguros Y faciles
para lograr la conquista del
mercadO que estamOS necesi-
tando en- Norteam6rica
La agenCia anunCiadOra, nj
ha anunciado. nj ha sergido
para NADIA.
Las cifras que tenemos a Ia
vista, hablan con suprema elo-
cuencia.
Que beneticiOs hemOS obte-
nido del gasto de diez mil do
liars que sc emplean en- esa ri
dicula ohCina que es una pro-
lorgaCion, una avanZada de la
burocracia colonial?
iOu6 aumentos hemoS tenido
Ell la exportaCi0n del cafe, des-
de que Mr. Truxton vive por
nuestra cuenta, en- Nueva York,
dedicado como hay que suponer
que 10 este a la propaganda, al
anuncio del primer producto
puertorriquenof
Al contraTio: una reduction
considerable. una alarmantc c
merma es 10 que advertimos Ell
la actualidad, y 10 que es mas
doloroso, esa dismlnuci0n viene
marcandOse pOr amos, Y en- una
proportion que consterna.
Comprobado 10 in1til del ca
botale para imponer nuestro ca
f6 en- los Estados Unidos. puesto
q. iquales ventajas que nosotros
tienen otros paises productores,
para remediar este fracaso Sc
nos recomend0 el anuncio. iAh!,
el anuncio serla de una ehCaCia
decisiva en- los Estados Unidos
hasta valia la pena de estable
Ger una ohc1na, una agencla
encargada de anunciar nuestro
cafe. pagada por el QresGpuesto
dc Ia Isla.
lie Ia e6caeia del anuncio no
era pos.k!e dudar, todos los
negocios Sc Ian hecno merced
al reel1n0,
Iseo es que contra la vents
d. naestro eafe lonspiraban
dos gIsndcs cnemigos, que han
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-18
UNION BANK OF HALIFAX
EsTABL LEcIOo 1850


OFICINA PRINCIPAL, HALIFAX CANADA
CAPITAL PAGADO .... 100000
ACTIVO TOTAL mas de :. . . - 900 900
Jnan
une 20 de Ago en- las onas oupada juan Light TRANSIT
las call Tetuany SAM Justo
Sc recran Dep6stos Cmpa de Gio
Y
DEPARrAMENros DE AHoRRos
er
deengaran eaptaz
almene
Sc entn Certfados dc Dep6aos mcnes Especaes
devengaran ineescs al tpo de A 90 annual.
-SUCURSA ALES:-
lei "ni6n Bank Halifax Canada
--tCORRESPONSALESs-
National Bank New Yofk
Bank Of Toronto anAaa
London Westminster Bank
y. AEarITT
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-02
Members Of G. E. Celebrate
Z Twenty.fith Anniversary
Christian Endesvor Now Has ~Sixty-Eisht thousand Local Branche,
and ! Membership Exceeding 4.000,00o

During the past two years forty-six
states and territories Of the United
States and three provinces Of Canada
have gained more than 10 per cent. In
crease In the number Of their socie-
ties. Hawaii has gained 115 per cent.
The movement has gained a firm foot.
hold in the Philippines. Some OF the
societies there consist entirely Of ma
tiyes. There are fourteen societies
In Cuba. !.
There Ia a Christian Endeav0r So
ciety In every church on the Mar.
shall Islands. During the year 1906
the FIJI Islands were added to the
Christian Endeavor fellowship. In
MADEIRA. the Balearic Islands, the
Gilbert Island. and other out-of-the-
way places the organization Is in =
fiourishing condition.
There are now 572 Christian En-
deavor societies In China. and during
the last two years there has been
an Increase nf l60 per cent. One OF
the greatest event OF the year was the
splendid convention at Ningpo, Chi
ma
The society Ia well organized In
every country Of Europe outside Of
Russia and the Balkan region. There
are 341 societies In South Africa and
branches are found, also. In central
and western Africa. There are seven
teen societies In Egypt, most Of
them In connection with the United
Presbyterian missions.
Australia has a wellconducted sys.
TEEN Of Endeavor unions, Many Aus.
tralian societies have sent out from
the own number missionaries to the
islands Of the Pacific or to China or
to Japan. New Zealand Is another
very active Christian Endeayor cen
ter.
The first Christian Endeavor socie-
ty In India was organized in Bombay
In 1885. The first society has now
become $50 In India, Burmah and
Ceylon.
Twenty societies are known in
Turkey. all Of them among the Ar
menians. There are In Persia more
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-02

Boston, Mass. February 2--Febrts
airy 2, 1SS1-One local society, In
Portland Me-. composed Of a handful
,of members Of til, congregational
church of that city.
February 2. 190G-Sixtyseight thou.
sand local branches, with 2 member
ship exceeding 1900. 900. chiefly IN
the United States and Canada. and
In Australia, Great Britain, China,
Japan, and in all missionary lands,
Such Is the astounding record Of
growth Of the Young Peoples Society
Or Christian Endeavor, which Today
celebrates the twenty-ifth %anniyersa-
~ or Its founding.
The success OF the movement Is as
cribed to the fact that at Its out
set the appeal was made TO young
people on the highest side Of their
natures. That has continued to be
the ruling characteristic OF the move
ment az 1t has developed from that
one little society started by Dr..
Frances n. Clark on 4 stormy evening
early In February, 1881, In the par
sonage or Williston church In Port
land, Me-. into a w0rld-embracing
movement with branches from Scan
dfnavia TO South Africa. and from
New England to old England and
theece eastward around the world to
San Francisco and back again to New
England. Because II was q work BY
and for young people on a simple, de-.
finite platform. md capable Of ad-
justing itself to every tongue and
cline, It has taken on M II has leap
ed across oceans and continents I'M
mensely inter esting and picturesque
phases. so that II you are travelling
in Egypt you are quite likely to run
up against a native Christian Endeav-
orer under the shadow Of the pyra-
mids, or II you board a man.of.war
you will quite likely discover some
Jackie" wearing his badge and liv-
ing mcasurably up to his pledge.
The reports received for the pas.
year show clarly that Christian En-
deavor IL still making rapid progress.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-02
Notes From the
Ip 5 World Of Labor

The Funeral Drivers union has
been organized In New York city
and union funerals are To be de-
mandcd In future. The wages are 10
be graded according to the relative
importance Of the drivers at the ~.
nerals. the highest wages being de-.
handed for the hearse drivers.
A bill against child labor has been
introduced In the Maryland legisla-
tnre. The bill provides that no child
under twelve years Of age shall be
employed for wages In any branch OF
business, and children between the
ages OF twelve and sixteen are requir.
ed TO secure permits from the proper
bureaus before they may secure EN-.
ployment. The bill also provides for
state inspectors to sec that the law
ID not violated.
The recent convention OF the Unit
ed Mine Workers OF America voted
$1,000 for the relief OF he families
Of the victims Of the Paint Creek wv.
Va.) colliery disaster.
The Toronto Railway Employees
union has decided to establish a uen.
eft fund whereby a tax OF 81 per
member will be collected on the death
of one OF their number. The union
has now 1876 members.
The New Zealand government has
just purchased eleven acres OF land
near Dunedin for workmen's homes.
The Bricklayers' union OF Greater
New York which were suspended by
the international organization for ig-
noring its hreprooing order have
been sustained by the other unions.
The order vas rescinded at the recent
Minneapolis convention. This ends a
fight which has been carried on for
two years by the international union
TO get the New York unions to drop
from their trade agreement The clause
providing that the installation Of fire.
prooing brick cannot be sublet and
must be done by mason builders.
i.uk00kly1 2tancgfC hrtahr thrahrtahr
Montreal Iron Molders' union Is the
most powerful OF all the labor or.
ganization In Canada.
The International Brotherhood Of
Electrical Workers Is now establish.
ed In It's now general headquarters
In Springfield, III.
The length of a working day In
1925 varied from twelve to fifteen
hours The New England mills gener-
ally ran thirteen hours a day the
year round
The Painters union OF Chicago has
demanded q wage increase of 5 cents
an hour, to take effect next month.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-02
This Day in History.
Tuesday, February 2.

Tuesday, February 2.
1141.-Battle Of Lincoln. King
Stephen taken prisoner.
1421-Henry v. entered London af-
ter conquest Of France.
162G-Charles I. OF England crown
ed at Westminster. III
1653-New York city incorporated.
s17S7-Arthurs st. Clair OF Pennsyls
vania chosen president Of congress.
179S-Federal street theatre, B0s-
ton, destroyed by fire.
1S31-Gregory XVI. elected Pope.
1S4S-Treaty Of peace signed by
United States and Mexico.
1S55-Trial Of steam engine Miles
Greenwood, built at Cincinnati.
1S72-Massacre Of Jews at Ismaei,
Roumania.
187Gy-National League of Baseball
clubs organized at Cincinnati.
1SS2-Additional pension granted
to widow Of Abraham Lincoln.
1SS4-Wendell Phillips died.
1SS5-ODonovan Rosa. Irish pa
triot, shot bv a woman In New York
city.
1SST--David Turpie elected United
States senator from Indiana.
1sS9-Two-million dollar Are at
Buffalo.
1S92-Carlylc w. Harris convicted
OF murder IN New York city. .
1S94--United Suites .hip Rear
sarge wrecked on Roncador Reef.
1S97--pennsylvania state capitol at
Harrisburg burned.
1900-Mrs. Annie Wittemeyer. ia
nous army nurse. died.
19O5-William G. whitney, former
secretary Of the navy. died.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-02

that 1900 E~ndeavorers. nearly all
Syrians.
The review Of Christian Endeayor
during the last twenty-five years
shows that many millions Of young
people have enlisted under Its ban
ner. For Christ and the Church." II
has led hundreds OF thousands into
the church. and has induced hundreds
TO become ministers Of the gospel aud
missionaries OF the cross.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-02
TO HONOR BIRTHDAY
or SUSAN B. ANTHoH1N

Rochester, N. Y, February REP.
Preventative citizens Of Rochester have
arranged for a public reception this
evening In honor Of Miss Susan n
Anthony and In celebration Of her
eighty.sixth birthday. The birthday
Of the pioneer of woman suffragist
Goes not come until February Is, brt
II was decided to hold the celebration
at this time In view Of the fact that
next week Miss Anthony will be alb.
sem from the city in attendance on
the annual convention Of thee Ameri.
cen Woman Suffrage association In
Baltimore.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-02
p0IS0N;%l.I:!l|s

The black flag is an emblem Of horror and dread. When il Is hoist
10y an army, the order has gone forth that mo quarter !" will he given, .
Eeything must be destroyed Helpless, women aud children children, as well as oppo
ling soldiers, meet the same fate, and q trail OF desolation, suffering an
death is left behind. Contagious Blood Poison Is the black nag OF the gre
army Of disease. This vile disorder ~ known a. The blacklist and most ma
lous Of all human Affections, overthrowing It's victims and crushing out u
life. It's no respecter OF persons; no matter how pure the blood may :
Tor how iunoceutly the disease is contracted. when this awful virus entersu
circulation the hideous. hateful and humiliahng symptoms begin 70 appea
and the sufferer feels that his very presence is pol'uung ana contannnatn
Usually the FIRST sign OF the disease h a little sore O ulcer, but as the bloc
becomes more deeply poisoned the severer symptoms are manifested, the
mouth and throat ulccrate, the glands IN the groins swell, q red rash breaks
out on the body. the hair and eyebrows come out and often the body u GOV.
lercd with copper.colored spots, pustular euptions aud sores. In its worst
stages the disease affects the nerves, attacks the bones and sometimes causes
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-02

tuMors TO form On the brain, produce
ing insanity and death. Not only
those who contract the poison suffer,
but unless the virus Is driven from
the blood the awful faint Is handed
down 10 offspring. and they are it,
innocent victims. Blood Poison IL In.
deed 4 "black flag" Mercury and
Potash, 30 often used, never a cure
the trouble. These minerals merely
drive the symptoms away for awhile
and shut the disease up In the system,
and when they ere left of It returns
worse than before. This treatment
not only fails to cure blood poison
but eats out the delicate lining Of the
stomach and bowels, produces chfor
quently causes mercurial rheumati
IS. S. S., the great vegetable medicine,
goes down to the very root OF the tro'
every narticle of the poison. s. S. /!
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-02

Miss Berne Black and villade Black
we're married recently in Fruitland.
Gan Juan county. The couple viii
make their future home In that town.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-02

.a ssi. <; !. .i. ": X: e !! ! a .*s si: ssay RS:s::.
Ss:is I :s'. q y ,s:S s SS:la az ~ e: sss s ga
ny s sianss. 9a ;x;s. S.rs ssii u. en- e.: e .bs wsi
sstttng bsttsr ! eonttnusd 20 grov
could. not walk and ]. islt that my time
was short here u ] did not set some -:
LEI, Y6Sgsn to use your 80. 9. sn4 II
IL awhile the sores all hcaisd, ny s6cSc.
matism Wss cured and to-day ] am .
strong. well man. It got AL the mers
curry out Of my system and u cured me
sound and well. ADAM SCHNA0EL,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-02

S. does not hide or cover up anything
but clears the entire circulation Of the
virus and puts the system in good
healthy condition. It cures safely ~
well ss certainly, because there Is not .
particle Of mineral in It. We offer q r.
ward Of 81, 900. 90 for proof that s. s. s.
is not purely vegetable. When the blood
Is purified and strengthened with this
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-02-16
county neWS
BRECKENRIDGE

Mrs. Geo. Anderson is on the sick list
Mrs. Thos. Holton returned Saturday
night from Ann Arbor somewhat inn
proved in health.
The Christian Endeavor Society con.
Quoted the entire evening service Sun.
day at the Congregational church,
giving program in keeping with the
25th anniversary of its organization.
Dee Watson was home Saturday from
Ithaca, where he is attending high
school.
Frank Rowland, of Big Rock, ILL.,.
made a flying business trip to Brecken-
ridge, Mt. Pleasant and other points,
arriving Monday and returning Tues
day night.
Archie Curtis is still seriously i'll with
pleural pneumonia.
Rumor says that Thos. Mccain is
married and that he is about to begin
housekeeping in his brothers house on
the Franz. McCann farm.
Miss Verna Merritt who had been
seriously ill with heart trouble was
slowly recovering but became much
worse last Friday and has since been in
q very critical condition.
A. G. Moore has taken the contract
to build fine house for DR.. Drake on
his lot west of the Baptist church.
The Art Club met with Mrs Clarence
Hopkins, Friday.
II. K. Gulick left Last week Tuesday
for McMinnville, Tenn, where he ex-
poets to remain the rest of the winter. !.
The Gittleman & Cos. store has
changed hands. S. J. Dreyfoos, of
Ohio, is now conducting the
business.
Harold Milligan is recovering nicely
from his recent illness.