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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-30
ProesdInIsntss duntlIss modornos.

No haCe mucho tempo que para IL m6s
insignifcante OperaCi6n trnbsip se vefa
I'm dentists en- ls imperiosa neCesidad de
recurir los fabricantss de los Eatados
Unidos costa de grandes gastos J lar.
gas perdidau de tempo. Obtenfa suB ma
tsEialeB de modo altsmente coatoso hRbfa
por neceaidad de- coDformarHa CON 10 que
llegsbR. Hoy he variado todo, & tel
extreme que con minutes q hoHas de
aviso, aun por tal6fono pusds or.
denaE sus matoriRlss cualquiera Co1a
psEa llsnar l. nsCe1idad quo pueda uuEgiE.
Pids ipformsI pEsCiuS u dep6rito den.
tal Dc Joa6 sSlgado JimOaes, 36 Ean
Francisco.
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Porl fu0rzl d pOlIeil an Glt'Ho.

i forman de Catafo, gus Ia poca fuerza
de policfa que hRy en- squel pcbladO impi
de squ6lla ejeFcer Is vigilancia complies
para el mantsnimiento del orden. De
shf que algunoS alborotadoreS mOlesten
paCf6cos vecinoA, = cuando llegs 81 guar
dfa de serviciO es taFde para denunciar
los contYaventoFes de IL ley. Bueno fuera
que 81 jsfs del cuerpO se fjaFa en- esta
queia de aqual extenso poblado para Co
FregiF ca 10 possible L. defciencia spun
tada.
Debe sumentaEaa Rlli ID faeTzs pOlicia'
q Para msyCy efgaCiR del EsFvipiN
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DECOMISO De PAN EN- PONCE.
No hay banG0s en- las plazas de re-
CTeo della ciudad.
Sc snrusntra graVsm0ntO OnfGnO d ST. Xavier
MarIlRI.

Agoato 20. Hoy ha Gido decOmisado
Caui todo 81 pan de esta ciudad.
81 decomiso obsdoce ID mala Calidad
del aTtfculo.
Llama la atenCi6n al tEanseunte YER
que en- las plazas ''DsliciaS" y de "ArmaB'' /,
brillen por 81 auasnCia, los bancoB, tan
neceaRTios en- sitios tales.
-HemoB visto por esta ciudad & don
Angel Cesari, de YaucO, y 81 sr. Francis
co PierRldi.
Dicbos sehores vienen uacar pasaie,
para salir 81 dis para los Eutadoa Unidos.
-El estimRbls Compatriota don EdeI'
miro j. Lespier, rspresentants de Ia respe'
table irma de San Juan, 8 Ramirez ,
Go. SO encuentFa en- euta ciudad en- aBuntoB
de negocios.
FL sefi,r Lespier, cuentR On esta ciudad
con simpatfas, por 10 cuRl har6 buenas
ventas de la cerveza Po6st.
$50 enouentra gravemente enfsrmo, el
sefior don Xavier MariAni.
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Otro que ea0.

Anoche rindi6 la tornado de Ia vida en-
el hospital municipal de esta ciudad el
joven GenaFo Fernandez. Pertenecfa el
fuado Ia honrada claae de tip6gFsfo fos de
estR ciudad era muy estimado por sua
comps fieToB de precision.
Que Diog haya aCojido an su seno Ell
alma del que cae & Ia tumbR despu61 de
una vida de laboriosidad y cumplimiento
de los buenoB debereB.
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la funci6n del Sabado.
Dos bonItas obras 50 pondran On eczema.

Han ciEculado prcfasameute los prcgra.
mas para Ia fanci6n del pr6ximo gdbado.
Sc pondr6n en- egcena La IraperG. en-
Ia cual distiDguese notablemente Ia sefiora
Matr6s, las dos lindfsimas obras E1
Iam6Or de GramGderOa y Los PtcorOs
CeIOs.
Tanto en- este iltimo saineta como On Ia
zarzuela c6mica EL Tam6Or trabsja la
Matr6s, Begdn nueatraB noticiaB, Admira
blemente; sal extreme de que se afrma
que habFa de alcanzar tan ruidoao exito
como On La GGtitG.
Prep6rese, pueG, 81 p6blico, para lR
esplendida veladR tsatral de mafana.
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ANuNCIO De SuRLSIA
DEPARTAMENTo DEL INTERIOR.
Ofcinas del Svperintendente de Obra
PG6JGcoS.

San juan, P. R, AgoutO 2l de 1907.
ProposieioneB en- pliegos cerradOB para
Ia adjudication On pdblica subasta de Las
obraB de Montaje del Puents Bobre el Rio
CialitoB, csrreteTs ndmeTo IL Manatf-
GALES, Be admitir6n en- esta oGcina haBts
las 10 q. m. del dfa 81 de AgoDto de 1907
en- que se abfirEn p6blicamente.
El presupuegto de Las obras asciende~ &
50 155 90 aproximadamente.
Todos los datos neCesaEios Sc daFGn en-
eSta OfCinR donde Se encuentran de ma.
nifiesto tOdOs los documentos que han de
Eegir On ls oontrata = padr6n recojer los
icitadOres los modsloG de pHopoSiciones
que han de pFesentar.
La administration 90 PeserVa eI deFocho
de rechazar cualquiers todas las pEopo'
Eciones u. ]. Jimenes, Superintendsnte
de ObFas P6bIicag. 10v.G N. A.
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Reunion ssta nochO On d CIrsuIo obrsro.

Hoy circul6 una hoja impresa firmada
por honradoB obreros invitando los
AplaU chadores, Piomerog, HerreFos, Pla
tercs y demda trabajadores que no puedan
f.rmsr sindicRto de su tfcio para uua
asamblea general que SO celebraF6 eAta no
chs IN 81 local del c1rCulo obreTo, Forta'
lezA 20,
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Una circular del Attorney General.
Tl0Rd8 4 OTItlT QUO 50 lbus0 Del prOiatarIaio
La niguiente CsTta ha dirigido al fiscal
de la OOrts de diHtrito de Ponce, Ell seHior
Attorney general:

de Ia OOrts de diHtrito de Ponce, ell sefior
Attorney general:
"San Juan, AgoBto 80 de 1907.
AL Honorable Fiscal. Ponce.
s nor. So hs lIamado Ia atanci6n de
este departamento acerCs de la pEactica
que prevalece entire muchoB agricultores
de Pagar Bus peonea durante Ia zemana
con pequtfi7B tickets cheques de carton
en- vez de dinero, los cualsB tickets SON re-
dimiblea sOlamente en- csmbio de mercan
Cfas en- les tiendas que ellcs peFtsneCen.
Elm mi opinion esto cd una violaci6n de
la BscCi6n 523 del C6digo penal y esa
pr6CtiCa COnstituye dslito que debe scr per-
5eguido.
Tenga Ia bondad de investigar todos
los CasoS de eata claBe que uatsd pueda en-.
ContEAr On On diAtritO, y 81 rersiBtiesen en-
dicha pE6CtiCa dsspu6a de habeElou usted
Rdvertido pTOCeda contra elloB ante la
COrta ReSpstuOsamente, (FirmadO) Frank
Fe@iIls, Attorney General
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NOV vIIMIENTO MER
CantiI de Cuba en-.
los IItiInOs amos.
SIS. .3l9, ,42S De eXcasO De oXpoT-
taci6n.
EsLadas IIaIda. oeula d lTInlT IggaI.

De Ia "Estadfgtica general del comsrcio
exterior de Cuba" CorEespondiente los
tiltimos amos, tomamos 81 Biguiente res6.
men 8 estado comparative del valor exac.
to de las meTcanCfa8 importadaH y sxpor.
tadaB duraDte los afios civiIesy y naturalss
que 90 expresan.
Tambien damos conoceF La eAtadfstica
de importation expoEtaci6n de moneda
durante les sfios 1905 y 1905.
El excsso cd laa expOTtaciones ea de
1919 428 y 8O3 723 respectivamente pa
ra les amos fBcaleB de 19O4-19O5 y 1905.
1906.
TMFORTACTON
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En- Sac Juan.

Ha estado hoy On esta ciudad Cd asuntos
de nu pTcfesi6n, regFesa Bu resindenCia
de Camuy nueStro distiDguidO compatEiOta
el doctor Vicente Roure Official de sanidad
de aquella poblaci6n , sncaYgsdo de la
estaci5n de anemia Que ss Tepitan suu
gratas visitaa.
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San Juan, P. R. Aeosto % de 1870

San Juan, P. R. AgostO % de 1907
PropOsiciones en- pliegos cerrados para
Ia Adjudication en- p6bIics subAsta de la1
obras de construction de AlcantaTiIlas ,
Tubos de hormig6n, CarrsteEa No 3, Sec
ci6n FsjardO- NaguabO % admitir6n en-
eGta ofcina haBta las 10 Z. m del dfs
de sstiembFs de 1907 en- gus Ie AbrirGn
pdbliCamenta.
EI presupuesto de las ob-as asCisnde {
C$2 OOOOO) dos mil dollars.
Todos los datos neCesaTios Ba daT6n en-
esta Oficina donde e sncuentran de mani
ie1to todos log documentos que han de
EegiE en- Is contrata = podrfn recoIer loG
Ecitsdores IoS modelOs de pEopoiCiOneI
que han de prelsntar.
La administration % FessrVa el EechaEaE
cualquiRs tOdas Las propoEciOna.-J
j. JimEneI, Superintendente de Obrag
P6bIicaa. Is En.5.
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MOtIcias de Areclho.
La sstacIdn tOlOgIdfIcl 50 Instllari On Ia pIa'
zueIl Do San Felipe.
CDe mwestrO oOrrsspomsal. J

Agosto 29.-Ayer ha Negado & euta
ciudad el excelente Orquestrof6n cine
mat6grsfo 81 cual dar6 % primera fuuci6n
81 sSbado. Dada Ia ncvedad del aparato
el traer una eatensa variead de palfcuIal
& no dudar tendF6 un 6xito en- esta ciudad.
-EstR mafiana Be ha repartido en- esta
administration de CorEeos la correspondent
cia Ilegada de los Estados UnidoB
-Adelantan las obTas de reparaci6n de
la calle de Jesds = Maria Ia que quedar6
muy bien despu6B de terminals.
La estaci6n telegr6fca quedarS iDsta'
ladR en- estos dias On una casa de Ia pla'
zuels de San Felipe.
La retrsta que no pudo tener lugaV 81
domingo por CausR de lR lluvia Bs dar6 81
pr6Gimo.
Han comeDzsdo 4 pintarse las Casaa
esCuelaG de euta CiudRd con sl fa de que
est6n tsrminadas para lR aperture del
curse.
Ell tren nocturno de San Juan Pom
CO tiene 10 que parecs Ia acaptaCi6n del
pdblico pueB son muchoH los Yiqjeros que
en- 81 tranaitan.
-Se hscen gestioneB pOr la Junta del
AsilO de pobrss para sdquirir los tsrrsnou
para edifcsr el citado aBilo.
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POSTRACION NERVIOsA

Millares de mujeres de todas eda-
des y condolences sucumben y son
victimas de un penoso estado. de
postraci6n debido a que tienen afec-
tados los rinones y no 10 saben. Sc
consume la vitalidad, Sc destruyen
los nervios y Sc hacen imPOsibles el
descanso, suefio y desemPehO de los
quehaceres domesticos.
Muchas pacientes toman medici-
mas para " Males Peculiares de mu-
jeres" y al no recibir aliyio con-
cluyen Por Perder Ia esPeranza. Y
despues de todo, es tan facil curarse
81 Sc adoPta el debido tratamiento!
Prolongada negligencia signi6ca
Diabetis 8 Nal de Bright. q
Cuantas mujeres hay aParente-
mente saludables que emPiezan Por
hallar los quehaceres de Ia casa una
carga demasiado pesada que estan
siemPre rendidas, irritables y abati-
das, y que sufen con fecuencia
desvanecimientos, dolores de cabeza,
dolor en- la espalda y costados, reu-
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ANUNCIo DE sUBAsTA.
DEPARTANEN1O DEL INTERIOR.

Ofcina del Smperintendente
de O5ras Pub1ioas
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"San Juan, Agogto 80 de 1907.

-An0che no pudo coIebEaE session q
ayuntamisntO Dc Ia oipdad pOE hIta do
gHsFEm
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Ell PETROLEO o ACETFE DE
ALUMBRAR Y QUEMAR NO ES UN
ALIMENTO. Como sc ha pretendido por
algunOs industriales recomendar ell aceite
de petroleO como un sustituto del aceite de
hfgadO de bacalao, debemos adyertir por eI
bien de los mismos enfermOs que el 8ceite
de petroleO es una substantial mineral, que
.sf 90 usa internamente es expelida integra
pOr las evacuaciOnes intestinales, cRusan-
do ia larga inflammation de las Was diges-
twas.
Carec pOr 10 tanto de la propiedad esen-
cial de t0do alimento. la de ser asimilable
y volverse parte de los tejidos organicos y
no puede nj FemOtAmente cOmpararse con
el aceite de h1gado de bacalao, caya pro-
piedad de nutrir y fortalecer los organfs-
mos d6biles 10 han hecho tan necesario Y
tan justamente apreciado en- tOdO el mum
do.
La meior manera de tomar Ell aceite de
hfgadO de bacalaO es en- la fOrma de emuI-
sion, por ser ssf mas facilmente absorbidO
pOr eli est0magO; de todas las emulsiones
ConOcidas, la EMULSION DE SCOTT
mas perfecta y la mas efic6z, no sOlamente
Dor Ia pureza del aceite Y de los demas in
gredientes que se emplean en- su eIabora-
ci6n, sino porQue es L0 G996c0 emulsion que
no &c sepGr0, que no Sc eGarGnci0, que no
cOgttieee SOtbSt0nc4Gs que jTy-iten Ig9fI0-
men eB est6n9GgO y pOrque en- una palabra
es el alimentO mas concentrate Y mas ash
miIable Que cOnOcen los m6dicOs para
eouabatir todas las fOrmas de debiIIDad
orgSnica, para puEidcar Ia sangre como
un auxiliar indispensable para las perso-
mas afectadas de tisjs, de eacr0fuIa de ra-
0uifisnaO Otras dOlencfRs cr6nicas
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suendo peo enmas btante para guada
y epEah que ndspoici6n Pass sin mediinarse.
Mas guda Los rhons guen enmos NAL vve, cada
Los hon han congonsdo de na han
ado inmadoy Puedn ear @ dcoy demas de Ia
neos, onos whales.
a razd Ud mcina nena
para
pontmene les de vida vgOr
depan ange Dolores achaques nerdd
Las Pdoras de Foster los omndd
gnss que enidO OCCASION experimental mtO e6cac
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ADJUSTMENTS.
YAH DE vernon stock Company at The
strong Tonight.

Something of an Innovation IN Tho
theatre line in burlington vii 80 begin
at The Strong tonight, wnc1 the Vail
De Vernon Stock company viii begin a
summer onFaramcnt at this popu,lr play
house which will last for an indeArite
period The Vail De Vernon company Is
an organization of unusual merit, ANA
their list of attractions Includes ro""nt
popular successes, such as "Shl,nUs
O'Brien." THE Christian" "Chalitv
Ball" our Boys." etc They will play
TWO attractions a week, a new h'l Non
day and Thursday nights, with We'd
n"sday and saturday matinee Those
thcatregoers who would Ike 10 sea new
and interesting plays, wei acted, will he
pleased to know that the Val To Vernon
company is made up Of people whose
names are familiar. to Metropolitan
Theatre patrons. The list is headed by
the able young star. Miss Vail De Vernon.
and is supported by such people as Gray
Il, Fowler, late of the Foroplugh stock
company Philadelphia; j, Merton
Strock, last season with FIRM Avenue
Stock company, New York. Thoma, r.
ponnelley, comedian from san Toy; Zelda
Rotal suprano from Miss Bob White.
and others.
The company will open their engage
ment in the picturesque Irish dra ma
"Shamus O'Rrien." A careful and palms.
taking dress rehearsal, under the personal
direction of Miss De Vernon, was held
last evening, and the players are in eX-
cellent form Tor the opening perform
anCc. The company is an exceptionally
strong one, and with correct CostuminS
and stage setting. which will hr looked
after in detail by a competent stage man
ager, the plays will doubtless give entire
satisfaction 10 Burlingtons theatre
goers. The management besides looking
after the proper production of the plays,
has also looked 10 the comfort of their
patrons, having installed system OF
electric fans for cooling the theatre. Miss
De Vernon's company will leave the Hotel
Burlington to-day at 1890 for a tally-ho
ride about the city, and to Fort Ethan
Allen.
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MEDICAL. EXAMINATIONS.
Young Physicians before the state
Hoard of Registration.

The examinations which have been
conducted in tho ArmorY since Tuesday
morning by the state board OF regis
tration will come to a close Tonight.
About thirty men have been in attend
aucc among them being the following
who graduated from tn" medical de-
pnrtmcnt of the University of Vermont
in the class of 1907, g. w, Kiddcr, l..
p. Jones, $. l.. Goodrich, \. w, Preston,
H. J.. Pierce, r. f.. l1rncr II. H. Law
rcnco, H. II. MltinOre. r. w. Van
Dyke. \. W. Chapman, j. j. Burke Il.
T.. White A. j. Fuller W. -. Bowen,
H. p. Haylott. T.. j. Hickey r. L. nc
Vane, L. w ParadY. J.. y. Petite, j. w.
stewart, c. II. Wheeler, II \, Whit
nev.
Tho examinations are on the follow
ing subjects. Tuesday morning. ana
tony aud bacteriology; afternoon. sur
gerry and legal medicine; Wednesday
morning, practice of medicine and
pathology; afternoon, physiology and
hygiene; Thursday morning, obstct-
RIGS and gynecology; afternoon, mater
ia mcdica and chemistry,
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INDUSTRY FOR BRISTOL.
Frnry Manufacturing Co. to Move
There from Essex Junction.

Plans have been prepared by Ar-hi-
tcc! Frank +. Austin for \ complete plant
for tho F-,ry Manufactures CO., q
Essex Junction. TO he erected at Rocky
Dale, near Bristol. whore tho company
viii move their entire plant anl business
The new o'ar' will consist Of a mil
building. 20 ~ 80 feet thro" cry houses
Is by 80. a storage shed, 81 by g., and a
boiler house and shaving shed. q by 30
feet An office will also he attached TO
the mill. 10 by IS feet.
The mill will be of wood. mill con
struction. with one story and basement.
on the first floor will be located the latnes.
ard wood working machinery, and in the
Easement the dye tanks, i 'yrrs. blowers
and hea ting system. In tho brick boiler
hourc will be located the boilers for MA
ing tic mill and dry house
Power Is 70 he sLpplicd by water taken
from the New Haven river ana brought
to the mill by n ponstock aD0,l Slo feet
long, obtaining n head of 20 IT, \ horizon
tai turbine will be installed which will he
brltcd direct 70 the main shaftin@. A.,
The wood buildings will have metal sid
inCs and tar roofing.
The company Is assured Of An unlimt' d
amount of birch lumber and a,np,r water
power at a low cost and expect to great
~ increase THEN business in the new loca o.
lion.
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CITY NEWS.

Want ads. are busiest forces that are
working to keep things moving in this
city.
Miss Helen Stought (Smith College
'O7) will give luncheon for Miss Pow
ell at the Hotel Champlain, Bluff Point,
to-day.
At eight o'clock this evening. in the
Y. NJ c. a. parlors there will be II
meeting for those Interested in the
formation of tennis club.
About 300 knights Tcmp1ar returned
from Saratoga on the steamer Yer
mont yesterday afternoon many re-
naming in the city over night
There will be special meeting of
the directors of the City Base Ball
league at the Y. NJ. G. A. building at
1880 o'clock Tonight, when every mem
Der is especially urged to be present.
The school commissioners held n
meeting yesterday afternoon at the
high school and after some routine
business several Of the school build
ings were inspected
The moonlight ride under the aus
pieces of the Ancient order OF Hibcrn-
ians last evening was attended by
about 200 people. The Chateaugay
made two trips, one at five o'clock and
the other Mt eight. The party return
ed to tho city at eleven o'clock after n
cruise about the lake during which
Romao's orchestra played popular mu-
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QIEEN CITY nRACT.

made IN wide, ella stlc web, braided loops
patent buckles calf back, highly en-
bossed, very comfortable. Price sl.25.
Tho "Radium" shoulder brace combines
all the good points, all the latest i'm
Obsolete ideas arc conspiCu-
GUS only by their absence. The Radium
Brace has found instant favor with the
knowing ones-eXperts They are every
whore conceded to lac the best on the
market. Best for daily wear. POST tor
the health. Rest constructed. Broad
statement but literal fact. Test 1t to-
day. For men, women. misses, boys.
Price 49,; also braces 75c and 500 Spe-
cal attention 70 mail orders !. w. O Sui
Ivan. Druggist, "a Church street.
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COLCHESTER.
Sudden Death of John PIunkett from,
Acute indigestion.

John Plunket while at the meeting OF
the Woodmen Tuesday night was taken
very i'll with acute Indigestion lie was
carried to his home and died NJ ten
O'Clock before the doctor came The de-
ceased was 81 years Old and leaves three
motherless children, HIS mother, one
brother and two sisters, The funeral Will
be held Thursday at p. m Mt tho Com
gregational Church.-Miss Elizabeth Cook
of Boston is visiting her grandfather,
Frank Cook.-Robert Scger has gone TO
his fathers home in Nashua, n. H.-The
Rev. Dubois Loux went "Wednesday to
Waterbury intending to make the ascent
Of Mt Mansfield. The Rev. George Skin
ner and daughter, Grace, have gone to
Old Orchard Ne, for a four weeks va
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cation.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wright Of
california are visiting relatives in town
Mr. and Mrs Washburn and two children
are the guests of Mrs. Martin Fowler
Chldrcn's day will be observed at the
Congregational Church Sunday evening
with a concert. Mr.. Nash Of the First
Church. Burlington, will occupy the pull
pit in tile morning.
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There IA moro Catarrh in this section Of thu

There IA moro Catarrh in this section Of the
country than all other diseases put together,
and unit the last few years VAS supposed to bt
nounced it a local disease, and prescribed local
remedies, and by constantly failing TO Gu 70 with
local treatment, pronounced il incurRble,v Sci
ence has proven catarrh to be q constitutional
disease, and, therefore, requires constitutional
treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by +. J. Cheney Co. Toledo, Ohio, is the only
internally in doses from 10 drops to teaspoon
full. 1t acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. They offer one hundred
dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials. Address,
FL. CHENEY q CO., Toledo, q.
S0-sold by Druggists. 7sc.
Halls Family Pills are the best
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-07-11
ATTRACTIVE HARDWOOD FLOORS

are easy to have with Kyanize finish.
If YOU have experimental with other
preparations, you will also appreciate
the durability of Kyanize. Hagar Bros.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-07-11

AS water feeds flowers Satin skin
cream nourishes the skin to health. ..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-09
Putting Up and Falling Down.

In Kansas the producers of crude oil sought to compel the Standard .Ss to pay more for their product, while the
 entire strength of the people of the United states is addfessed oSt,D, to So%penr far less The same Is true respecting the beef trust, which 1t is sought to to co%1 sa1i beef for less by the pound. There Is no single product which is not tn19gns ,9 r6 to be too high. and yet we recan no industry in which there is not an CT fort to increase the cost of produtetbson Stabsr by compelling the payment Of hlgher wages. And respecting no industry. is the inconsistent tendency so striking ns as respecting railways. There are roads which have Increased their pay rolls several times the amount of their id. dividends and yet 1t Is demanded that they shall increase their wages stfti further, while 1t is proposed to enact S that they shall reduce their rates. ana Increase their investments. although they are forbidden. as ye, by pES- ,r dence but prospecttvely by law, toi tn- crease the Inducements to tnvestorA
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-09

and every one of these inconsistent things. Prices, costs. wages, every thing, should go up, ahd profits should go faster than all the rest together. But we do not promise these things, because we know them to be fmpos- sible. We know them to be impossi- ble not only by logic. but by experi- ence The patent medicines prescribed In MT. Roosevelts message have most ly been enacted at one time or another. and have either been repealed in dis gust or been made unnecessary by the natural remedy of an alteration of con- ditons rather than of laws. Things and thoughts that we condemn in MT. Hearst or Mir. Bryan, we condemn when we find them in MT. Roosevelt's 8 somewhat more reasonable pronounce ments But we search them in vain for anything either novel or original. MT. Roosevelt takes his goods where he finds them, and does not enrich what he borrows. It all feeds the flame of his radicalism. More Federal power. regulation of all business. and let the Constitution go hang. The fever has not run its course, but sooner or later there will be need of another Cleve- land to do the task of reform and re- construction set him by the venture some and ad captandum policies of the recent administration.