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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-02-28
State League Meeting.

A meeting will be held at Caldwell
tonight by Representatives of base.
ball interests at Boise, Caldwell, EN-.
NETT, Nampa, Payette and Weiser
to arrange for a league similar to
that of last year. Elmer Holverson
is representing this city. There is
talk of taking in Mountainhome and
Huntington. 1t is believed Emmett
can select strong team. Bob Nc
Leod will be greatly missed from
second, but there are several likely
ly youngsters for his position. Either
Orrie Critics or Leonard Ross will
make good. Joe Byrd has announc-
ed his intention of taking his old
position behind the bat. At Nampa,
rs business men have agreed to pay
$5 each the first month and 81 a
month during the season. Caldwell
has already engaged a league pitch
er by the name of Stelz. The indi-
cations are that some pretty lively
baseball will be seen this season.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-02-28
Was 1t aTarantula? q

While Michael Gilbride was exca-
vating for his flats on Main street
last week, he unearthed what he
tanks was a half-grown tarantula.
The reptile was alive, but not very
nimble, and had probably buried it
self in the ground during the win
ter. Old timers say they have never
seen tarantula here. George Bolles
thinks it is what is known as trap
door, spider. He says they very
much resemble tarantula. Thew
live in q mud house under the grou d
W tn I ao door even with the sur
face, which is also made of mud an
has hinge composed of webb of
their own manufacture. They sr.
artistic builders, and their houses
are curiosity. B. B. Davis has the
Gilbride "tarantula" in alcohol in
his stofe.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-02-28
A Correction.
Dry Buck. Feb. ]

Dry Buck, Feb. 10, 1907.
EDITOR INDEX: Your correspond
ent from Dry Buck seems to be mis-
informed or Intentionally writes at
variance with the facts, in the last
issue of your paper, concerning the
collections of mail on the stage line
between Pinehurst and Sweet. He
says the mail is collected sometimes
at 6 a. M and at other times at 7:30
a. m. He should know that tie
leaving time for the carrier from
the Pinehurst postoffice is a. M,
and under no circumstances would
the carrier be permitted to leave the
Office before that hour, and it would
not be possible for him to collect
mail as early as 6 a. m. He may
want to square" himself with The
Index for his delay in not getting
matter to the office in time for pub
but in doing so he should
not be so reckless in giving what
purports to be facts. And it might
be well if he shook up his "turnip"
a little and try and get mail time.
A. PATRON.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-02-28
cANNERY Will Be BUILT
Construction of Building VIII
Begin at Once.

The stockholders of the canning
factory to be built in Emmett thi:
summer met in the city building Sat
urday and formed a temporary or
ganization by electing A. j. How'd
president, and John Moulton, secre-
tary. Another meeting will be held
Saturday, March 9. to form a per-
manent organization.
The required stock Of $500 was
over-subscribed by $1,000, and by the
time the next meeting is held it is
probable the amount will reach $10,-
600. Considerable Of the stock is
held by town people. but the ma
jority of it was taken by farmers.
E. E. Buster, who is the promoter
of the enterprise, says work on the
necessary buildings will commence
as soon rs it is possible to secure the
materials. The machinery will be
ordered at once from Chicago and
will arrive by the time the buildings
are completed. A committee. con-
sisting of Frank Berry, David Nell
Son and John Moulton, was appoint
ed at the Saturday meeting to select
a site and make preparations for
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-02-28
Why Norah Was Worried.

My maid Norah went to consult a
fortune teller and returned wailing
dismally.
Did she predict some great trou.
ble?" | asked sympathetically.
Och, mem, sich therrible news!"
moaned Norah, rocking back and forth
wringing her hands.
Tell me" said, wishing to comfort
the girl.
She tould me thot me father wurks
hard shovelin' coal an 'tindin' foires
fer a livin'."
But that's no disgrace nor sorrow" :"
said, trihe vexed at such affecta-
ton.
"och, mem, me poor fstherl" sobbed
Norah He's bin dead these noine
years!"-Judge.
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Blue vitriol at Loree & Reilly's

Blue vitriol at Loree & Reilly's
Be sure to get xxx -four a
Hunts.
The Woodmen of the World have
leased the second story of the Mar
tin building and will hold their lodge
meetings there every Monday night
New officers were recently installed
as follows: George L. Woods, COM
mander; T. j. Coonrod, advisor; s.
| A. Wells. clerk; R. H. Greene.
Francis Moore and C. A. Chaplin,
managers. E. S. Clark, organizer
for this state is here and the order is
experiencing an active growth.
Aseven-piece orchestra was organ
lied in L. o. Barry's rooms Thurs
day night, as predicted in this paper
last week, and as regular weekly
meetings will be held, The Index
family will move tomorrow. We
can stand good deal, but when
Will Womack broke into the orches-
ira with his trombone the limit was
reached. The musicians are L. o.
Barry, pianist; Dennis Munson,
Frank Tarlton and Harry Shropshire,
fiddlers; c. D. Bucknum, cornetist;
James Hood, fiutist; and William
Womack, trombone manipulation.
The many friends of Mrs. w. H.
Davis rendered her surprise party
Monday night and it proved most
pleasant occasion. The surprise was
complete, though Rev. Magruder's
little son came pretty near letting
the cat out of the bag again. 1t
was noticed that the real old BOYS
were the youngest ones there.
Judge Knox and The Index mans
wife cavorted around like spring
ambs and Nose Pattison was as
risky as 3-months-old colt. For
ear refreshments would be lacking,
he guests took ice cream and cake
md other eatables.
Best spay sulphur at Loree &
seilly's.
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New Mail Schedule.

AS the result of an investigation
of government inspector into the
complaint, of poor mail service in
the upper country, new schedule
will shortly become effective. Orders
have been received to hold stage
until 1920 if necessary, in order that
mail may leave Emmett the same
day it is received, instead of laying
over "a hours.
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Rebekahs Initiate.

The Rebekahs initiated four candi-
dates at their meeting Tuesday night
and served banquet at the close of
the exercises. The work was put on
in an impressive manner by a degree
team of 16 members. Mrs. Sarah j.
Handy Of Caldwell, state president
Of the order, was present and made
speech.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-02-28
Wheat Good on Bench.

The wheat fields on the bench are
pretty sight now. The plants are
three to four inches high and very
thrifty. There are many patches,
some of them large. Farmers have
been plowing for several weeks and
a number have sown oats. There
will be lots of work there for the
thresher next fall.
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Some Bargains.
l Fairbanks 12-foot windmill.
l Fairbanks Jack of all Trades ga

l Fairbanks 12-foot windmill.
Fairbanks Jack of all Trades gas
engine.
400 rods of 5S-inch P & R Ellwood
fencing.
10 16-inch wood beam Moline
plows.
l 81 in a 4-inch Hub wagon,
capacity $1,000 pounds.
Sewing machines, cost $3.50 more
at factory than any other machines
made. First class in every respect.
"a ranges on monthly payments
cheaper than can be bought at any
other place for cash.
We don't advertise unless we mean
it. Our last advertisement sold half
a carload of graniteware in two
weeks.
If you want anything in the list
call. We can use stock cattle or
horses and grain; in fact, most any
thing you have. d. A. HAWKINS.
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Thoroughness.

If | were cobbler it would be my
pride
The best of all cobblers to be
But as Pm a clothier, no other
beside
Shall sell better clothing than me
BoLLEs, the Square Dealer.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-02-28
Indian PrIncesses In London.

Three Indian princesses live In an
old fashioned red brick house at
Hampton Court on the Thames, Lon.
don. The house, which is called Fara.
day House, was given them by Queen
Victoria. and the girls are Bamba,
Catherine and Sophia, the daughters
of the late Maharajah Dhuleep Singh.
They have been brought up entirely
in the English manner and live the
life of young English women of rsuk
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-02-28
Hunting for Trouble

"I've lived in California 20 years,
and am still hunting for trouble in
the way of burns, sores, wounds,
boils, cuts, sprains, or case of piles
that Bucklin's Arnica Salve won't
quickly cure" writes Charles Wal
ters, of Allegheny, Sierra Co. No
use hunting, Mr.. Walters, it cures
every case. Guaranteed at B. B.
Davis drug store. 25c.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-02-28
The Question of Boots.

We have had so many compliments
on our, diplay of Walk lovers" in
our west window, we are all puffed
up about it.. The fact is, once a
customer always one applies to Walk
Over footwear. Their wearing
qualities, fit and stylish appearance
appeal to the dressy man as well as
to the careful, economical alone.
BoLLEs, the Square Dealer.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-02-28
Commercial Club Banquet.

One hundred invitations have been
issued for the annual banquet of the
Commercial Club at the Russell hotel
Monday night, and it promises to be
a great occasion. Included in the
menu are two roast pigs from Gus
Thommen's own barnyard.
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in. The car spent its first
night in Emmett and enjoyed the
change SO well it refused to move
all day yesterday. The minstrel
show automobubble was placed at
the railroads service 1t has dew
dad that never plays out.
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Canadian field peas at Hunts.
Blue vitriol at Loree & Reilly's

Very frequently" says New
York lawyer, there is an element
of unconscious humor in the find
ings of a jury. The following verdict
was brought in by coroner's jury
in Michigan, who were called upon
to pass upon the case of the sudden
death of merchant in Lansing:
We the jury. find from the physi-
clans statement, that the deceased
came to his death from heart failure,
which was caused by speculation
failure, which was the result of
failure to see far enough ahead. +"
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EMMETT AFFAIRs.

I - =
Get seed potatoes at Hunts.
Best spray sulphur at Loree
Reilly's.
Sixty tons baled hay at bargain
at Hunts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blair have gone t.
Arizona to live.
Mrs. Tom Russell has gone tc
Goldfield to visit relatives.
| Gus Amen has bought half inter
est in W. J. Rogers livery barn.
Miss Scott, who has been in Chica-
go buying goods, returned home
Sunday.
w. M. Wayman was over from
Boise this week to look after his
bench farms.
Clint Brown is improving his house
by building two dormer windows in
the second story.
The Royal Neighbors and Wood
men of Sweet will give a dance
Friday night, March Is.
w. R. Crabtree was kicked on the
back of his head Friday by horse
and severe cash was the result.
John Bane has built a warehouse
In the rear of his store building in
which to display his farm machinery.
Crouch & Sinclair have rented the
room in the rear of the Bank of
Emmett and will move this week.
D. A. Hawkins has shaved off his
and his nearest friends
had difficulty in recognizing him for
a few days.
Mrs. Brown, formerly Miss Kate
Peck of this city, is here from Ore
yon to visit her mother. and sister,
Mrs. L. G. Smith.
DR.. Reynolds has decided to locate
lere and has rented offices in the
Bank building. DR.. Walker has also
ented offices in the same building.
E. E. Forshay is here from Boise
lassifying the work of j. w. Smith,
gho had large contract on the
,anyon canal.
Robert Mcleod was in town sever
days this week. He is now operat-
lg barber shop in Boise. He will
e greatly missed from the ball team
MS season.
Mrs. Reagan will leave Sa'- +.
rday for Sterling, Colo, to visit her .
ms. After short stay there she
i'll continue her journey to New !
ork and Boston and will be gone I
| summer. !
Mrs. c. P. Kar entertained a :
rye number of guests at her :
,me Saturday afternoon. Progress :
We finch was played, Mrs. R. M. :.
winning the prize In the :
iessing contest Mrs. E. K. Hayes !.
as the lucky one. A course dinner :
as served. !
Services at the Baptist church next :
lnday as follows: Bible school at 10. !
lblic worship at IL; sermon sub !
ct, Where to Place the Empha- +.
j." B. Y. P. U. meeting at 7:30 :
lblic worship at s; union service .
be addressed by DR.. L. G. Tufts 7
the subject, What Next?" Tues +.
y devotional service at 8; series of .
,tures on 1.-The Christian and His /.
Bile" continued. 7
Charles Seydell, who was known !
one of the best farmers in this !
,ticn when he lived in the country, !
a good record as a town :
rmer. He recently bought the !.
lby residence on Washington
'eet and has made a marked i'm !
Ovement on the property. He
5 just completed a fine large barn.
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New Postmaster at Sweet.

S. T. Lilly has been appointed
postmaster at Sweet. He has served
as postmaster since Mr.. Taylor re-
signed six months ago.
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Passengers Had to Walk.

The dewdad of the periwinkle of
of the motor car broke Monday
when three miles from town and the
passengers were compelled to walk
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House Reduces Limit.

The house Tuesday passed the bill
reducing the grazing limit for sheep
to one mile from a homestead in
stead of two.
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Cobban's New Addition to Emmett.

Lots are now offered for sale or
easy terms. Plat may be seen, anC
we will show lots 70 all who call al
our Office in Powell Building, uI
stairs, front.
TILLINGHAsT & CALLAHAN.
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Siok Headache Cured.

Sick headache is caused by de-
rangement of the stomach and by
indigestion. Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets correct these dis
orders and effect a cure. By taking
these tablets as soon as the first in
dications of the disease appears, the
attack may be warded off. Get a
free sample and try them. For sale
by B. B. Davis.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-02-28

Cream of Emmett flour makes
good bread, at Hunts.
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Weather Report.

Government weather report at
Emmett for week ending February
25. 1907:
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Notice.

People knowing themselves in
debted to US are requested to settle
up before March l.
JOSIE HAYES.
F. j. HAYES.
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GEORGE A. SPRAGUE,
Observer u. S. Weather Dept.
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Ask for Lily of Emmett flour at
Hunts.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-24
BOARDlOF MEDICAL EXAMINERS
OF PORTO RICO.
Eaomenes para msdieos, practicantes, co.
ma0drOnas nurses et mdrtes primerO
de Octu5re de 1907.

De corformidad con Ia Seeci6n seqsIsado
de Ia ley que Iige este Board, Sc convocG &
,exsmenes les aspirantes que deseen oh.
tener isencias para podeT practicaE Ie'
galmente, en- Puerto Rico, cualesquiera de
las profesioneB arFibs mencionadaB.
Para tensr derecho & Ia admission de
exameneB, son requisites indispe 1Pablea:
10. PFeaentar en- Ia 6ecretRria de este
Bosrd, sntes del 80 del mes en- curse,
una BOIicitud jurads ante iuez q otrA an.
tOridad Judicial.
20 Los m6dicos pFesentaran ell titulo
8 dip'ema original de la Univsrnidai 8
Escuela de donde pFocedan y paga IAN
$500 On Tesorerfa.
80. Los aspiEantes & licencisA para
praCticar cualssquiera de las otraB profe-
stones, pTeHentaran juDto con Is solicitud,
nm certifcado tambi6n jurado, del m6dico
del Hospital Clfnica donde habiese he
cho Bu pr6cticR poF IN periodic 40 menoB
de dos sfios. Psgsrsn por derecho de
examenes y liCenciaG: los Practicantes
SO 90; ComadronaB Nurses, SO 90.
Las soIicitudes seran hechaB seg6n ell
modqlo existentes en- Secretarfa donde
pueden pedirse, 10 mismo que cualquierR
otFo informe ralacionado con dichog exa'
menea. 6eCretarfa del Board de M6dicos
ExsminadoEeB Apartado 712, San Juan
Puerto Rico. Telefono 314. Is. VS.
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CABLES De HOY.
Los mOTos no acaptsn ID Tsndici6D.
OtEO oOAflIeto para lpglatsIrl snIa Columbia
Brltaalcs,

CaHablanca, septiembre 24.-Como SO
temfs, el general Drude hs irformado al
gobierno de PARIS, Ia imposibilidad de
llegsr niDgdn acuerdo con los rebsldes.
La mayoFfa de lss tFibus Sc declaFa fa-
vor de la guerra, y SO Rprestan cOnti-
nnsrla mas eDcarnizRdamente en- euanto
Sc declpRe tarminado el armiaticio. Las
tropas ftsncesas Be preparan nuevsmsnts
para tomar Ia cfanaiva. 81 gobiarno fran-
c6s ba ordenado Ia Immediate salida de
FefaeTzos para esta c1ndad. Sc preparR
81 embaTque de ctroB dos CueTpoB de ej6r-
cito con numeroBa artillerfa de Campafia
La guerra poE paTta de los fauceses, ser6
continuada con mayor empefio para some-
ter las kabilas, Biu hacer nueVas concesio.
mes de armiAticio hahta tenminaF la CAM
pima.
Ttkio "a Ssptiembre. -El marques de
Ito ha declarado que Ia aneKi6n de CoFea
no es nj convenients ni deBeab'e para
eI Jap6p; -agreg6- los planes del
Mikado para ref fHmar poF complete las
condolences de Ia administration en dicho
pals son rschazados, la Rnexi6n debs ef &c
tuarse, Las psIabrRs del iluatre estsdir ts
Be conBideran como una Rmenaza pFf xima
cumpIirse, pues toda Ia peninsula Co
reana eB ADVERTISEMENTS opussta Ia inter
,venci6n japonesR. El regimen impueSto
por los jsponeBes para somster "a vo!un-
tad los CoreRnos es tsrEib!emesta dasp6'
tico. El ndmero de pjscuciones Tealizadss
dltimamente en- distintos puntos de Ia Co
rea eg considerable
San Pstersburgo, Ssptiembre a. Ell
ministelio do ReIaciones Extsriores ha
FehVsado hacer manifestation slguna relR
tiva al rumoF de quo 81 gobierno russo se
pToponfs adquiTiE estaciOnes de carbon en-
los alrsdsdoTes del canal de Panama en- el
Pacfico. En- Washington no se har6 OBJ
jeci6n alguna niempre que el asunto de
sobeFsnfa americana no sufra detIimento 6
no SO infriDja Ia doctrins dc Monroe. La
question es objsto de grandea comentaEios
en- los cfrculoB polfticos de Europa.
Attn. Columbia Brit6nica "a Ssptiem.
bre.-Se han zuscitado nueyas cueltioneu
contra los trabaj adorea japOneseS Los mi
neEos de elte lug2r han expulgsdo nu
meroscs trabajadoTeU japonesss amenazsn'
doleB con RctoB de violepcia ai infi tfan en-
permanecer aquf EI aBunto ha Bido tile
grafado al TepressntRnte diplom6tico del
Japon, y 80 cree que cato dar6 mar
gen IN nuevo diggusto para Iuglsaerra
en- s7s EelaciOnes con el Jap6a. Las an.
toridadeB han offeCido protejsr los obre
roB japoneseB contra las agresiones de que
pUedRn ser obieto.
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DEPARTlMENTO Del INTERIOR
IDE PUERTO RICO.
BOurslu d Obrss Pdbllsss.

OfeinG del Observation-Disclosures Juan
P. r., septiembrs II de 1907. 7.-PrOposi-
clones an plieg.s cerrados para Ia adjudi-
Caci6n en- p6blics subasta de la cor struc.
ci6n de kilometres de ls carTeters n6me
70 5, secci6n Comerfo- BarranquitAs He
admitir6n en- esta ofcina hsSta les 10 3.
m del dia 80 de SeptiemEre de 1907 en-
que se abriv6n p6blicsmente.
u FL preaupueatO apFoximadO de las obFaa
asciende & S38, 400.
TodoB los dstoH neceIariOA impTsBoB de
pEopoHiciones, contFatos 8 instrucciones
los posteriores se darSn en- eata ofeins.
La Administration as reserVa 81 dara.
cho de EechazaF cualquieFa todaB las
pTopoEciOueB de Adiudicar 81 cOntrato
bajo otras consideraciones que las de pre-.
Cio soIamente.
Por orden del Comisionado del Interior
T. J. Jimenes, Buperintsndente de 0bras
P6blicas. 12v. b
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nsds debi6 g,itar mucho 81 recibir el
golpe: que Ia hemorFsgia foe intensa Ia
HaDgre deb;6 salir s chorroE: que una
perEous puede tener hasta siete litroS de
sangre, ls Hufcisnte para snsuciar 81 patio
de una caBa.
Al fiscal: que Ia heTida del rogtro debi6
ser oRusada primero que la del CuaIlo y
producir aturdimiento.
El fiscal anuucia que oportunamente
pFesentaF6 como pruebR una hachueIa
como de 80 centfmetFos de lavgo por 8 de
anCho, con mango do MADEIRA, manchada
de Bspgrs, mohoss, sin flo, Eumaments
bot0.
Per Ic avanzado de Ia hoEa, Hs suupen'
de la session para les dos , media de eSts
tRFde.
El pdbIico nnmsroaiaimo naIi6 hacienda
concentrates.
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5 0 Dls

Anoche las 81 contraj eEon matrimorio
civil, ante 81 juez Bazan, el j6ven Carmelo
Bravo la sen rita Ana Rit ! Casanova,
hRbiendo sido teatigoa los Hsiiores Enrique
F ores y Jol6 F rndndez
FL acto rtsu to muy smeno, puas asisti6
q 81 nm ramillete de lin las j6vsnes que con
81 hsrmoBuFs die'on esplendor la cerC.
moniR. La n veBtfa hsrmoBa bata
blanca estilo PriacesG el tocado todo 81
era elegante FL noVio todo de negro
La HefioFits Ana r ta es hijs adoptiva
del senior Enrique Flores. el que 90 ha
pOrtado como an padre co Ia expregAda
leiio,ita viendoHele anoche n ny zoso
VRrios regslos de aIgd1 val racibi6
Ia novis, entire elloB u1o del sefioT F.ores.
Que Ia fslicidad mas compIeta acom
pens Aiempre & Ia Bimpdtica paTeja, SOD
nueatroS deBecs.
"A. e. r,
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reconstituye 4 los ninos, hacienda
los desarrollar en- hombres y muje-
res fuertes y vigorosos.
Es el deber de todo padre hacer
cuanto puede por su hijo, y aunque
no es possible dar una fortuna a
cada niflo, casi siempre podemos
conServar su salud.
Eldeber paternal debe extenderse
no solamente a los hijos propios,
sino al mundo entero.
El bien comdn demanda que
todo nifio sea saludable.
Los nifIos debileS causan mucha
augusta 4 sus padres. La OZO-
MULSION contrahace los efectos
malefcos de los padecimientos in
families, evitando la tisis y robando
Ia condicion anemica que Ia precede
de su poder maligno.
Sc obtiene resultados benefcio-
SOS de la primera dosis. 8
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-24

De CSgdas , GuayaniIla vienen quejaB
de policias que se sxtralimitsn en- lus fun
clones. En- el q timo de esoS pueblca, pa
recsl que nm gentil hombre de macana se
Biente & la vez ciudadGnO Ner6n. A veceg,
justO eS decirlo, anklOgaa quejau no tienen
possible justification, pueB Grey erase que
cuandO no lSs origiuan resabios caciquileI
en- pugnR con la igUa'dad ante Ia ley,
c6uSanlaS cheques en- que las veceg, tai
cuaI denuncia pOr iDfracci6n ordenan'
zas muuicipalea leyes sanitarias, es Is
aut@uticR madre del cordero. Mas las
quejas one ahora llegan de Gusyanilla =
CSguaH, son de diStirts indole. Sc afro
pella-dicen-al ciudadano 0 90 le
persigue acosa ipjuAtamente, PenEamos
que esos hechos dsben mercer Ia atenci6n
de un gobierno Serio y ordenadc; porque,
5c6mo, de otro modo, 81 80 atropellara i'm.
pugnemente la libeTtad individual, aun.
que de modo aislado, no Be visER en- la
prlicia la gaTantfa del 6rdeu, Sc habTfa de
educor q un pueblo para 81 self govern
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