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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-05
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Mr. and Mrs. ]. T. Barker announce
the cuga cement OF their daughter,
Ella c.. 20 John A. Pressler. the we'd
ding TO take place IN the temple oct "a
The marriage OF Miss Hazel Nalen-
tine and Daniel George spencer was
solemnizcd in the temple on Wednes-
day, and I'm the yening reception
was held at the brides home the rooms
being prettily decorated iu fan flowers
for the event and members Of the two
families and a few Intimate friends
being present The newly married
couple leave today for Australia for
an extended stay. They were last night
recipients Of a farewell testimonial con-
cert in the Eighteenth ward hall
where an interesting program OF music
and recitations was given.
Another pretty home wedding d
Thursday was that OF Miss Edith Co
celia Sparey and Charles r. Iwinlng,
the ceremony being performed by
Dean Brewster az the brides home
which was effectively decorated, the
parlor in white and green. the living
room I'm autumn leaves and the dining
room in pink carnations ami pink rio
bon streamers with smllaG brought
from the chandeliers 10 the table cor
ners and pink-shaded candles lighting
the board. TIE bride was I'm white and
carried brides roses. Mrs. W. F.
Iaughlin was matrou Of honor, and
wore a gown of white swiss embroi-
dered in pink. while her boquet was Of
pink roses Il. II. Twining acted as
best man.
A surprise Of the week was the mar
rage Of Miss Naomi Young, daughter
/ of Mr.. and Mrs Don Carlos Young and
! j. Leslie Spence. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
! w. G. spence OF this city which took
| place ina ogden on Tuesday, the young
| couple leaving Immediately for Los
| Angeles.
Another surprise In the way Of mar
| riape announcements Of the week was
| that OF Miss Phoebe Hardin and Frank
| A. Fisher, who were quietly married
| by Father Kelly and left on Thursday
! for Portland. Or
Miss Pearl Bosch OF this city and
Frank Theriot of Eureka were among
the weeks bridal couples, being mar
| RED on Thursday at the brides home
i'm the presence Of the near relatives
and friends. They will reside at Eu-
| reka-
on Monday Miss Vera Bernhisel and
| George Emerson Mcdonald We're mar
ried by Rev. p. A. Simpkn at the home
of the bride only the immediate fam
/ uv being present. The rooms were
decorated ln carnations, asters and au-
tumu leaves. the bridal party standlnG
under am arch OF the leaves. The
bride wore a gown OF cream serge ano
carried brides roses Mr. and Mrs
Mcdonald win be at home after Oct
] az 90 Wellington court.
Tho wedding Of Miss Florence Scar
nd STANLEY W. Wade takes place mex
week.
Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Browning an
nounce the engagement Of thei
daughter Nellie Josephine, to Edwar
y. smith The wedding VIII take plac
| Oct s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-05
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OGDEN.

Mrs. Ella poarce gave pretty china
shower Thursday afternoon az her
home lu honor of Miss Maud NMshitt,
There were present large number Of
her young lady friends who spent a
pleasant time 1t music and social chat
Dainty Investments were served. Miss
Nalsbitt is tD be- married In TWO weeks
60 Mr. Frank stephens
An lmpromptu musical was given
rhursdaE evening az me ogden t13er-
uacle by the choir In honor Of Hon.
Fired j. Itlesel who has done so much
90 make the cholr's trip 10 Portland
and Sacramento "a possibility The
choir sang several choruses and samuel
o.. whitaker rendered four organ solos.
Iu behalf of the choir Mrs. Joseph r.
Mnrrel presented Mr.. kiesel with am
elaborate cut glass desk lamp and sil-
yer platter. There were present besides
the choir over 200 quests,
Mrs. Eua Parker and Mrs. Eme Jar
dine were bon ogden Thursday visiting
with friends.
Frank Parrish and wife and Miss
Rose Foster have returned home from
an extended Pacific coast trip.
Tho engagement Of Miss Lois Wilcox
to Nh Join r. Gibbons has been am
Mr. and Mr.. ]. W. WILCOX. The mar
riaso is TO take place this month
Earl GroGUWen William Reedor
[ william Paine walter Thomas and
/ George NoYes 8ll left ogden this week
| f1r Philadelphia. where they entered
| college.
!
Miss Elzoda Montgomery OF Eden
/ and Thomas A. Vanguard We're mar
] ried this week
Mrs p T.. Bricks returned home this
week from "a months Visit in Iowa.
]
| wednesday evening the Knights OF
/ fythiaH gave "a pleasant entertainment
! at their hall. which was enjoyed by a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-05
EUREKA.

The Degree OF Honor will conduct a
card party and social IN the lodge rooms
OF the ]. O. O. f. hail on next Tues
day evening. There will be refresh
rncnts served, and a general good time
is anticipated.
The Eureka volunteer fire department
will give a social dance IN the pavll-
ion on next Monday evening.
n L. Nelson returned this week from
an extended visit 10 the Teton Basin
In Idaho.
@. NJ Gregory, Fred Fink. Ben Rich
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--.t.t -...,l 90 tt.. ,,..r ..a. fh.
,,.. A
huiprlap party upon M'. anu N'7
y. lockwood of Drrtor.iIe. OCT 3.
fl07.uron fhr a.asiou of e.IuUHtiua ta.
es,t..t' tt..tt... .t.. p..g...,I 90
'r-N'' "'' '''' .t.
l14H nome ihus" present '.'"
imm edlata relatives including M.s-
DANES 4. 4. p Round. and D. BE- Good
ll', m''h'I "n' '.F
kQf kWtud Mr. q. A'i',. I.'.h" WOODY"
Misses 81. Alberta. IIzz.. Angelina,
uee.tta Lamp. ruHe and Allie, Euek-
,r.. ...t-
W"oo' thh'I'" N' ''. ''''
wood, thg oldest SON. g.. Perry l,'.N-
wood bairg absent uu mission BOO
.e.,t, Aa... ,f...f. w. o.. JclorI
s...,,.[. VA. h.
OF f"iN 'I'l' D. e.. '''N'''.''' w
of sau Lake city. The presents wen.
many Goes also WtI. tue tXpr -l1ls OF
love auI good uiIi. The surprise of tho
evening Nus fHu announcement. hy tuc
daughter. 81. Alberta, ut hci marriage
90 Mr. Don Callus Staudish OBJ HNt
Lake city on OCT . at the res cruce
Of Patriarch John smith. who also Ier-
surprise could mot have been planned,
us none save tuc contracting parties
knew w. marriage was to take place
upon that laf. The bride Who 81
Wen known aH Miss NJ. a, lockwood, is
"a trained uuf.n and f4 fNc uraud-
daughter of Mrs d. j. b. Boundy Of
this city. The groom Is the son of Mn
and MIS-. II. -. siaudisu OF me l8n-
pire Dairy Mr.. and Mrs. ID. O. stand
isn VIII be HON" % their friends. M
their new homo. go sixth East after
Oct. 25.
ON Thursday Mrs George W snow
and the Misses Eva aud Wlnuiircd
Snow We're hlstcsses at card party.
the amusemont beine 500. aud given
in honor of Mrs. Morrison Of ibchfcld
decorated Con white and grecu ass
ters and ferns being used, ana six
tables were played the prizes going to
Mrs Thomas MarioucauX and Mrs.
Ernest Drake.
Mrs w "a. Dale entertained again
90 bridge ON Thursday. the decorations
me hostess assisted by Mrs W. D.
Browning and the Misses PrimeauX
aud Pearl, Prize iu the contest went
TO Mis-. John Sharp and Mrs. O.. Ira
futile.
Autumn berries and leaves were used
ia decorating at the afternoon party
given hy Mrs. T.. L. Jones on Thursday
IN honor of Mrs. Leifcr, and "a number
nj intimafc r-ieuds cntoved the affair.
ON Wednesday night Miss Aura Rog-
ers entertained the members OF the
Theta Epsilon sorority at her home. the
decorations being n astcrs and sweet
peas. and games and music being the
features OF the evening. About go
,,,,,gt. ,,...., ,,,f.~t,i,,el
The Delta Upsilou gave their annuoi
dinner az the University club on Thurs
decorated ana covers laid for Is mem
bers.
luncheon on "Wednesday in honor Of
Mrs. Duke Of Chicago, the decorations
being carried out IN autumn leaves and
red nasturtlums. with ceutorpleoe Of
Tho aouare About "a dozen rtfaafa ttsara
present. ana enjoyed bridge game
after the luncheon.
Miss Florence w. Sears was guest
OF UNiNi AT "a AllllAN HflNNfI lAAA hfl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-05

ter and Adolph Aimes left Sunday for
a 10 days trip through Sewer county,
Mrs. Duggan is visiting her son, Ed
Duggan, at Richfield.
George Ball left this week 10 accent
a position at Ely, Nevada.
walter Jensen Of Provo was In town
during the week.
T. p Luker Of Denver was in Eureka
Wednesday on business.
Mrs. +. G.. Hanson went to salt Lake
Wednesday for visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Matthews left
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-05

daughter of the Judge James j. Brady
OF
has retained Newport r. I where
has the past years cstab ishod residence
her Major Han Mrs Han was Mrs G. Albert
stevens eoaap wife, the name
Of Herbert NJ Hartman Of this connection
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-05
A SIMPLE TREATMENT 70 STRIPED FABRICS

balu mad is
treatment OF
effective The
effect laid on the 'front.' and back
toward
fabric
eay feathers completing scheme being the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-05

Miss Elzoda Montgomery OF Eden
and Thomas A. Wangsgaard We're mar
rlcd this week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-05

Mrs p T.. Bricks returned home this
week from "a months Visit in Iowa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-05

G. NJ. Gregory, Fred Fink. Ben Rich
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-05

EaH Cromwell. William Reeder.
william Paine. walter Thomas and
George Noyes all Left ogden this week
for Philadelphia, whore they entered
college.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-05

Wednesday evening the Knights OF
fythiaH gave "a pleasant entertainment
nt their hail. which was enjoyed BY a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-05

Nr and Nr David Mills leave Cor
.I."a..n NEr. today whare Mr. Mills
swim H..I h.H vacation visiting rcla-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-06-20

II hav,N dred the wslkine-stiok I've carried
ed every kind Of trestmsns, until tried buck
lens Arnice e2lvcs that hAp healed The pore
aud made me happy mau." wrttee {ohn
Garrett, Of North Nib. \. Q, auaxanteed 1ef
Pharmacy. 35c.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-06-20

II Boss Barn Chop Mill.
Il McLennan shoes horses.
/ Ice for sale at the Old Corner.
McLennan's for horse shoeing.
Larson, real estate, that's all.
II Old papers for sale at this Office.
i We can print your butter wrappers.
i When in town call at the Log
| Cabin.
/ Mutton Saturday at the City Meat
Market.
Investigate the Virginia land
proposition.
WOOD wAErED-Enquire at the
Herald Office.
You can't miss it if you patronize
the Boss Barn.
Our chop mill runs at all times.
Stellmon BSos.
Send to R. H. Wallace for liiera-
ture on Virginia.
Old papers 25c per hundred at
the Herald Office.
A full line Of pipes and tobaccos
at Postofhce Store.
Famous Olympia Beer on draught
at the Holm Saloon.
Fare to Kamiah on the Miller & |
Miller Stage Is SJ.00.
For fruits. candies, ETC., Whet-
stone takes the cake.
Butter wrappers az the Herald
Office. 200 for sl00.
Sporting goods of all kinds at
the Anderson Pharmacy.
Five-gallon-kegs Of beer for sale
at the Old Corner Saloon.
For expert horse shoeing go to
McLennan's shoeing shop.
You can get good ball and NIT
at the Anderson Pharmacy.
Farmers have your choPPsng done
at the Boss Barn Chop mill.
Try the worlds famous new drink
Coco Cola-at Whetstones.
Green River. the whiskey without
headache. at the Holm Saloon.
A good assortment of base ball
goods at the Anderson Pharmacy.
Good pasture for rent, plenty of
waller. Enquire of r. II. Wallace.
Bring your horses to McLennsn's /,
shoeing shop for first class shoeing.
The Postoffice Store has the finest ,
assortment of fresh candies in town. a
Fer clean beds and the best meal {
Ia Nesperce call al shc Clark House. {
woon wASrED-Four foot dry q
limbs. Enquire at the Herald Office. a
Naught can disturb your slumbers
when you sleep at the Clark House.
II you want saddle horses. rigs,
,r horse feed, come to the Boss Barn.
Spokane. walla walla and Cotton
rood beer at the Old Corner Saloon.
A full line of school books and :,
school supplies at the Post-ofice \
store.
Wanted a lsdy's saddle horse. !,
inquire of w. w. Hammell, Nez- !,
,ercc. :,
St.00 rs all II costs to go to KAN II
an with Miller & Miller. Best of 4
ervice.
Ssrickfaden has tents and wagon :,
heets for sale at his harness shop in =
Sezperce. !;
A good II horse power gasoline .,
ngine for sale cheap. Enquire at b,
he Herald Office. liz
/ am now prepared TO do sewing II
I the home of Mrs. AL. Roach. o,
liss Annabel Luper. Ii
FARMERs--Remember that the SO
'ezperce Chop Mill grinds at all pS
mes. c. II. Brooke, prop. =
No midnight travellers to keep or
on awake when you sleep at the
lark House. Call and see. pr
Notice is hereby given that We
0 no repair work at the tin-shop ex- tn
,pt on Fridays. W. <. Coble. nj
4 G.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-06-20
DO NOT NEGLECT THE CHILDREN

AT this season of the year the first
unnatural looseness of a child's
bowels should have immediate at
tention. The best thing that can be
given is Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy fol-
lowed by castor oil as directed With
each bottle Of the remedy. For
sale by all druggists.
Larsen. real estate, that's all.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-06-20

passengers. >t.tO to kamiah. Ex'
pert drivers. Miller 4 Miller, th<
old reliabIes.
Don't forget about Formalin. Il
is your friend. 1t kills smut. You
can get your Formalin at the Ander-
son Pharmacy.
There are several parties who are
going back to look at the Virginia
land proposition in the month Of
June. Join the party.
MERCHANT TAILOR Suits made
to order. Large stock TO select
from. Fit guaranteed. Suits cleaned
and pressed. LIST door north Of
Fink's gallery. Car Long, prop.
Colo AND DIARRHoEA-Paihs in
the stomach, collie and diarrhoea are
quickly relieved by the use of Cham
berlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarr-
hoea Remedy. For sale by all
druggists.
N The prelude Of the promised pros
periiy to the prairie has already
begun. To Jim Jenkins a l0-Pound
boy 10th inst, and TO Charley
Thomas an 8-pound boy l4th inst.
and all is we'll.
DR.. J. L. Kelly has purchased
the building two doors south Of Felt's
store. He has thoroughly renovated
it. handsomely furnished it and
equipped it with all the up-to-date
essentials for the practice of his
profession.
A little ad once or twice year
does your business but little good.
Advertising is like pump that has
to be primed. II you stop after
few strokes you will be compelled to
prime it again. Keep on pumping
an1 you'll get your pail full.
Hereafter when you meet rural
mail carrier, you must be particular
to see that you do not infringe upon
his rights to the road. An order
has recently been issued by the post
Office department giving the carriers
right of road over all pedestrians
and vehicles.
The new law permitting ten cents
additional postage affixed TO any
letter or package to serve as a spe-
rial delivery stamp, will go into
effect July next. On or after that
date when the writer of letter
wants to send it by special delivery,
al he will need to do will be to at
.ach six two cent stamps to it, one
or the postage and the others to
make up the ten cent delivery charge,
md write on the envelope the words
special delivery" The new ar
angement will be a great public
An exchange says: A man is
rhat he makes himself. If be sits
Iown on the roadside or on the soft
ide OF dry goods box and waits
or some one to come along and offer
lin a princely salary and life lcng |
ituation he generally sits a long
ime. so long in fact that he concludes
his hard world to make living in.
When he has worn his life cut sitting
a idlencss andis about ready to
lie he gets up and exclaims: 81
ever had a chance" You know
UGH men. You have little pity or
oncern for them. So it is with
title village. If people sit around
nd wait for some outsider to bring
usiness to town they will wait a
,ng time, and when in after years
he town has about died for want of
ersonality, vitality and energy on
he part of the business, men viii
ny: "Our town never had an OPP
ortunity." You know of such towns
dead because of lack of enterprise
, the part of its citizens. /.
An Iowa exchange says; 1.-The
resent unreasonable cold has caused
looking backward and it is found
lat 1916 was year without sum-
er. May was month OF frost,
,ov and ,ce formed an inch in
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-06-20

ten, fifteen or twenty cords of good
16-inch body wood. $500 per cord
for 4-foot limbs. Enquire at the
Herald Office.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-06-20

Hereafter when you meet rural
mail carrier, you must be particular
to see that you do not infringe upon
his rights to the road. An order
has recently been issued by the post
Office department giving the carriers
right of road over all pedestrians
and vehicles.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-06
NOtiGias de BaTGeIORsta.
EL POBtlDO PROGREsk RIPIDAMENTEr
No Gssa all De lloIeT ] SO sIsRts pOr las nOChss
muGhO fII0.
"a nNestro eorresponsaIl

Febrero 5.-Don GenarO Marchan = So
sonora dofia Mercedes Paz que llegarOn
aqnf desde 81 Rincon con un nifio tan gra'
We que esperaban 81 momento de su muer-
te, han salido llenos de algeria para su re-
sidencia de Santurce contemplando las
sonrisas de tan angelical criatura que &c
halla restablecida debido la asidua asig.
tencia del doctor Cordero.
Don Primitive Mercado, propietario
de GRrrochaleB ha hecho una adquisieion
comprando Ia casa de altos de don Carlos
Megfs, aituada On uno de los puntos mas
centricos del poblado.
Sc ha trasladado Arecibo por algu.
nos dias con el I'm de mejorar su salud el
prestigioso senior don Manuel Dfaz Fon.
SEGA.
Don Felipe Martolell famiIia, de
Yabucoa, han vanido residir aquf donde
Sc les estima por sus relevautes cualidades
su afectuoso trato.
Tienen tanta aceptaci6n en- esta loca'
lidad los preparados de Ia .farmacia Blan.
co de San Juan que So procuran diaria'
mente en- las bCticas, y el elixir de pepsi.
na de dicha casa ha cuTado muchas per.
aonas que padecfan de Intermediates del
est6mago.
Don Francisco C6rdova, propietario
dc arraigo de Sana Hoyos nos ha dispen.
sado atenta vista, quedRndO admirado de
yer 81 progreso de Barceloneta, que hoy
ensancha dfa por dfa 50 poblaci6n, multi.
plica su comercio, aumenta su sgricu'tura
J. tiene grandes elementos de vida. Ell se.
nor Cordova nos ha dicho 10 impossible
que se le hace 81 llevar gran cantidad de
cafe que tiene en- dep6sito Arecibo por 10
iutransitable de los caminoS pues no pue.
den pagar Carros por hallarse dos enormes
piedras obstaculizando 81 transito y que
este le ocasiona grandes periuicios 4 sus
interesep.
Van dos meses que no cesa de Hover
en- este pobIado sintiendose por las nocheH
IN frfo intense.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-06
NOTIClAS De AREClBO.
Sc Fla dssistidO ALI de Ia sIscGi6n
de Ia ieina del Carna9aI.
Cada dla GOpeuTTs mayor ndnsro 10 snfsrnos 4
ID sstaGldn De ansnla.
(De naestro oorresponsaz).

Febrero. para el pr6ximo Babado Be
prepare un esplendido bale de m6scaras
EN- este teatro para 81 cuaI hay gran ami
maci6n entire Ia jlventud sabemos de
varias comparsas de mascaritas que assist
ran 81.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad procedsn-
tede Ia America dol Sud, eI notable hip
notizador y Brujo de los salones senior
NicanoT Lopez, el cual har6 81 debut en-
este teatro 81 pr6ximo domingo. El eB
pectaculo es ameno y variado cremos
tendra la aceptaci6n del pdblico
-Se ha desistido de la election de rel.
ma del carnaval, pero asf misml Sc lleva-
ran efecto en- 81 teatro los baiIeg ganuncia-
dos, solo que 81 que tenia que darse 81
pr6ximo domingo se tranafere para 81 do.
mingo de pifiata.
Ell senior Jose Mera ha recibido nm
extraordinario surtido de papelillos y efec.
tos de carnival para 81 bale del sdbado
en- 81 teatro
Don Jose Ortiz exhibe en- 50 galeTfa
fotogr6fca unos magnffcos retratos 81 era
yon al pastel.
De cada dia concuFren mayor mime
70 de enfermos & Ia estaci6n de anemia de
esta ciudad son muchos los que han obte-
nido su curaci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-06

santfsimo. es tFatado con brillantez por 81
senior Moreno Calder6n 81 cual damoB
gracias poE 50 estimahls obsequio.
sPensando en- Espa1a' por Elpidio de
Mier. Tambi6n nos ha obsequiado con IN
ejemplar de ese ibrO su inteligente au-
tor.
Pensando en- Espana es tambien un
ibro interesante, escrito correctamen.
te.
En- Ia collection de trabajos que is for
man, sobreaalen todos por la sinCeridad
que parece en- ellos advertise por 81
caloE y entusiasmo con que 81 sefior de
Mier defende Bus ideas.
En- alguaos articulOs 81 senior de Mier
aborda f. izmente asuntoA cientffcoS de-
mostrando de ese modo ID ilustraci6n que
le han reconocide adn suB propios adverse
rios en- principios ideas
Estimamos 81 sutor 81 obsequio de
nm ejemplar de Pensdndo en Espaaa he.
cho Ia G0rrespOndencia.
Iambien hsmos reCibido un panAsto
editado ror ia union local dc de tabaque-
ros No. 460, de San Juan, Puerto Rico ,
81 cual contiena 0piniones de varies HON.
brea p6blicos de ID isis Es nm TecueFdO
de q AsambIea Magma dc lol tabaqueroa
de- Puerto Rico
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-06
Es a mgIsE IN mletIs2

No pretondo discutir esto porque ire
niseblemente ganarfa Ia pOlemiaa. Mas
por sf 8 por no, conserve su bocR limpia y
hagase extraer cuantaH muelas careadas y
viejRa tenga en- Ia boca, pero no psEmita
que ga dentista le inyecte en- la boca nin-
guna otFa cosa que no sen anat6sico ssAn-
tidolar',, 81 cual Cd 81 dnico preparado que
no produce eonsecuencias de ning6n gene.
70 no permite que Sc sienta dolOr. No
Hs dele inyectar esas otras mezclas asque-
rosas Vd. psga Hu dinero y q dentiGta
eatS en- Ii obligation ds complacerla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-06
.REEDIFICAGION D EL
temple Cat6IiCO en-
NafanjitO,
Con mOtiV0 De habar eesa1O Ia IIu-
via, hay espeIaRzaS de SaIvaT la
COSeCha de tabaCO.

u nMestro corresponsaL. )

FebrerO 3.-Se est6 recaudando para la
reedifcacion del temple cat6lico de este
pueblo. con 81 fin de realizar tan mag
mamma obra Sc ha hecho IN llamamiento
4 los cat6licos de Ia isla, fgurando entire
ellos los BefiOreB Calaf GeoYgetty, promi
nentes hacendRdos de Manatf
-Bonitas y concurridaa bodas las cue
Sc efectuaron sn 81 primero de los corrfen-
tes. Julita Wales, delicada virtuosa
for del jardin naranjite1o, y 81 joven de
caracteT, de frmeza y de penEamiento,
Manuel Rivera.
Que una eterna dichosa luna de miel
le ilumine le SonTia.
Don Felix, como este corregponsal en-
una de sus antariores noticias anunciara,
ha establecido ya la fabrica de tabacos.
Deseamosle exito en- Bu empFesa.
Con motive dc habeT cesado un tanto
Ia lluvia, los tabacos han dado un cambio,
= aunque no estan del todo bien, esperan-
zas hay de obtener una mediana cosecha,
81 ne ocurre nm trastorno atmosf6Eico.
Quien sabe 81 81 Dios de las alturas tien-
de su infnita migericordia sobre los infeli-
ces cultivadoTes de Ia ar6matica hoia, y
les ofrece espl6ndidoE dfas de bonanza
Don Abelardo Cruz, alcalde que fu6
de ett9 pueblo, despu6s de una buena y
plausible administration, ha ceBado, Busti.
tuyendole don Miguel Rivera, caballero
recto, de acrisolada honradez y de patrio.
tismo acendrado.
Son nueStroB deseos que, al lado de su
secretario, Ernesto Dfaz, joven de pericia
en- los asuntos administrativos, condozcan
Ia nave de Ia administration al hermoso
puerto del bieneBtaF y del progreso.
Hay muchos que GUSTAV leer peri6di-
cos sin pagar un c6ntimo, como otros, mo.
lestar los corresponsales para suscripcio.
mes, sin antes hsberlo consultado con sua
bolsillos. A los primeros puede perdo-
n&rseles ell abuse de confanza, pero & los
segundos debs hacerseles aabeT, que ea ne,
cesario mas seriedad y cumplimiento.
Ahf va pues, mi pensamiento Para
los que son gorristaB.