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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-10-11

says: II had been
showing symptoms Of
kidney trouble from
the time ! was mus.
tered out OF the army.
but In all my life ]
never suffered as In
1897. Headaches. diz-
xiness and sleepless.
ness. hrst. and then
dropsy. ! was weak
and helpless. having
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-10-11
A TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE.
How . Veteran Was Saved the Ampu.
tatIon Of Limb.

B. Frank Doremus. veteran. Of
Roosevelt avenue. Indianapolis. Ind.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-10-11

lmpossaaH % Mothsss.
Esanine ssfvsaiiy every bos,is Of CAsroHfA.
safe And .ur. svras,iy for iafsnts and ehiIifsa.
snri sec that u
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-28
SUGAR AS HIGH EXPL OSIVe
Proves An Excellent Substitute
for Powder.

GRADUATED sugar has other uses
than the sveeteniDg of ones coffee
for breakfast. l.. NJ. Gray has dis
covered at quarry work which he Is
doing at the back of BAN Bluff. that
il is an excellent substitute for dy
Mantle and powder. In fact, it beats
them in many directions says the
Red Wing MINI. Republican.
Rave you noticed thst during the
mast week or ten days that the con
cussions which we're so noticeable
from the explosions, caused by the
drillinps at the bluff have ceassdf
So true is this that it has been com
mon question IN the streets Has
the work at The quarry stopped:
and thereby hangs tale.
During bis recent trip 10 Mexico.
c. E.. Sheldon. while on his way
south. met a gentleman who has large
interests in the clay business, and
in Speaking with him Of the pottery
interests be referred to new method
of exploiting clay which he bad dis
covered by simpler and safer oomoin'
atIon Ia the way of 40 explosive thar
ia found 10 dynamite or powder.
On further inquiry Mr.. Sheldon
ascertained tbst the ingredients Of
this new explosive. which bis friend
told him Of. consisted in large measure
more than hsIf-of GRADUATED 81
car. This. mixed with certain chem
icals. had been discovered and pet
ented recently. snd from the patent
60 .be ST. Louis firm Of which 81
tourist friend was member, hsd %
tanned the right to use It, Will
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-28
Notice.

You are hereby notified to remove
all garbage, rubbish, manure and in
fiamable material from your prem
Uses and adjoining alley and place
the same in a sanitary condition be-
fore July 4, 1907. Violations of
this notice will be prosecuted to the
full extent of the Law.
NJ. A. DORLAND,
Health officer.
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they we're somewhat skeptical Of lis
value At Elrst, after having given Il a
thorough trial they have become
thoroughly convinced that It was re.
markable, both In the results achiev-
ed, the greater safety found lin lee
use and In the economy Of sxpendt.-
ure, IS its cost is less than half. which
was made necessary under the old
methods in the use Of gunpoWder.
Mr.. Sheldon was ct once interested
and was given the address Of the pat.
satee.
On arriving home be addressed =
letter to the disCoverer OF this new
explosive and from him obtained the
reply restating practically all that
his friend had told him about the
merits Of the discovery. This he
filed away for future use.
A few days later he met Mr.. Gray
and in discussing the quarry work
which he has been doing this winter
on the river side of Barn Bluff, the
danger from dynamite, which has al
ready resulted in injury to quit a
number of men, and the violence Of
the conclusion of the charges, which
has disturbed the whole community,
both day and night. re asked Mr..
Gray why he did not use the new
explosive which had been found.
MIR. Gray made further inquiries in
regard to it, although naturally very
suspicious of the great claim made for
this new compound, so simple in its
nature, and so largely made up of an
article whose only use has heretofore
been associated with the sweetening
of the worlds food.
The upshot of the matter has been
that MIR. Gray has obtained from the
patentee the recipe for making this
explosive and the right to use It..
During the last ten days dynamite
and powder have been done away
with and this new substitute has been
used in tearing away the bluff. 1t
has proved a success beyond all ex.
pectations. Mr.. Gray is an enthusi-
asst about it. He says il costs less
money, does better work and there ID
little danger in its use. This Is the
reason why we no longer hear the
detonations caused by blast nt dy.
Mantle from the bluff during the
night time and can lay down to pleas,
ant dreams without fear of being dis
turbed by the rattle of the dishes il
$ the pantry
The ingredients are prepared in thu
+, morning at the bluff for the day.
: work. MIR. Gray buys barrel o
sugar and according to the recipe OBJ
: tanned from the patentee mixes il
with other chemicals and it Is uset
= like other explosives in drills.
fuse il attached to the material an,
the charge is made There lie an ex
= plosion, but ii is much more ReDtl
than is obtained from dynamite an,
is much more effective in it results
1t is certainly wonderful discoy
cry to know that a new explosive, 5
per cent of which Is made of granu
lated sugar, can be used successfully
d eliminating noise, a large share c
J, danger and saving marked amour
IS both in time and money, in Its use
l. and withal obtaining much better re
:, ults than we're had under the oil
e system.
Ill
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You may see better days but no
better goods than at Latta & Hatch,s.
III north Fourth street.
Just reesivsd q bunch Of Oregon
spEng lambs. Cold Storage Msat
market.
The Down and Out club oall team
overcome the local militia team yes-
terday In q game played on tina Post
grounds. The latter team was weak
ened on q count Of the loss OF two
OF Its best players. The score stood
9 to 8. Three base hits-Early and
Ed LaCIair.
Dan Davis, manager Of the Gold
ridge Mining company, returned yes
terday, from trip to the mine where
he enlarged the crew OF men and
found things most promising. h.
W. Champion in company with two
other, visited the mine while Mr..
Davis was there. Mr.. CHAMPION is a
director in the Gold Ridge.
Best COW feed, green alfalfa hay.
VIM Barr Chainey company.
Don't keep your wife over the hot
stove this weather baking pies, cakes,
bread, cookies, etc. while you can gel
the best of material, cleanliness aud
skill combined in Haight's products
5l3 Sherman street.
On Sunday next the electric lin,
will inaugurate special excursions t.
the st. Joe river by running a thre,
parlor car train. The points on tn,
railroad connected are Rosaiia anC
Occur d'Alene. Close connection
will be made at This point with tn
Red Collar line. The distance cover
300 miles, costing 50. Special in
duoements are offered to parties o
ten or more.
Buy property in Meyerdale g.
down So per month. See Union Trus
company's ad.
Mrs. Adelaide Bourguin will ar
range for classes in elocution an,
physical culture, those who desire t
take class lessons are invited to max
application at once on Tuesday an
, Fridays. Private lessons given
Mrs. Bourgquin's card giving topic
of study will be found IN the pre-
fesional column of this paper. 81
Foster street.
large number of master painter
came from Spokane yesterday, chart
cred the steamer Wallace, owned b
the Stack Gibbs company, and wer
on an excursion up the St. Joe rive
+. to landing above ST. Maries whel
they lunched, enjoyed music give
by Prof. Saulters colored orchestra I
a Spokane, which accompanied Il
painters and held boxing contests b.
tween G. Carpenter and Q. I. Dow,
the latter winning in the twent!
=. sixth round. The committee i
q charge were G. G. Laid, j. C. Cople
. and O. T. Dove. The boat returDt
8 at p. M. every one aboard had
most enjoyable time.
3 DR.. o. D. Welty, P. S. Cooper al
o |. W. Ammel, of Canal Dover, Ohit
? who have been spending a few weel
at Standpoint looking after their i
Y terests in the Dover Lumber compaD
!. we're in the city yesterday as Il
guests of Mr.. Bernhard at the Hot
Idaho, who showed the men throu6
d the B. X. Lewis mill aud over Il
Is city, with which they were nut
% pleased. They left yesterd'
u for the east. They informed a repr
sentative of the Press that the ci
O was very fortunate in securing NJ
Bernhard as a citizen and busine
/, man, as he is reliable, competent al
: a master of the brewing bushes
. which enterprise be is establishiI
here.
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CITY IN BRIEF

Phone 1913.
|plumbing, see Dezell.
can't do better than invest in
hale, see ad.
B, Holt, prominent business
Ia G. A. r. worker Of Moscow,
spent yesterday in town sight
best price paid for good second
rain sacks. Idaho Mercantile
by.
room house for rent, Jay j.
2I5 Second street.
b. Sullivan a prominent rail-
man Of the Washington, Idaho
tana Eastern railroad, arrived
yesterday.
4, meet me at Latta & Hatch's
ionery this evening. Bob.
US show you our list of real
We have bargains, Jay j.
2l5 Second street.
Jamison, a prominent Mason
A. h. of Moscow, made a
visit in Occur d'Alene yester
lot for $40 from the Ameri-
st company. See ad.
aints are going. If you want
lNo. l. mixed paint at 81. so
D, you will have to be quick.
Mercantile company.
Timbreu, an old friend of I.
ii will spend the summer in
~ park at Mr.. Kerl's home.
hile Mr.. Kerl is making some
Vements in his residence.
sgon's superior strawberries
ndled exclusively by the Idaho
ntile and Brown Table Supply
nies.
you save II cents a day to buy
e; if 50 see Union Trust CON-
tor, Edison and Columbia
graphs on easy terms at Adams
house. July records, come
hear them, 2[6 north Fourth
teen inch dry pine wood, Idaho
hntile company.
itch out for Rambler wheel
.. Return to Keller Il Company
receive reward.
" Murray, the contractor has
leted for L. HARRISON an eight
house. This is the fourth
|turs be has built on the Post
BIDS within the last few weeks,
theirs being the homes of +. D.
}, q. S. Sargent and J. Olsen
portion of town is growing rap
'esh mich cows from $50 up
Neat market, SIS Fourth street
st received one car load o
er and two car loads of cement
1et Fuel company.
an Murray and her brother
, came down yesterday from he
D Gu Carper creek. They vii
~ until after the Fourth. Sh
her brother have worked yer
In clearing two acres Of timne
planting vegetables. She re
; fishing TO be good.
= Daggett i Mitchell under he
grocery and have your measui
? Tor that spring suit.
artin Bros. for painting. psP'
ing and decorating.
iyde Graves Of the Spokane Il Ii
! + A. Blackwell of the Idaho
Alagtoa Northern railroad an
|. Davies Of the Rutledge Lumb'
Pany, we're business visitors
u d Aiene yesterday.
a. Watts is Offering q bargain
: two lots on Indiana near Sc
Fine trees, fine elevation
eest residences location in Il
srading begins tomorrow.
sos Al Eotel Idaho cafe. Be
''e In the state aad prices mode
Heal tickets for IS. Speci
u dinner every Sunday, $50
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Some clothes ~eoa ~
be only fair weather
clothes. and SOC keI aud
droop in th mist aad
rain. Wooden clothes
don't, and ours are
wooden
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BlNCO De PUERTO-RICO.
CONVOCATORIA para Ja provision dO
eoatrO pLasas de 0aaiharsS para taD
ofcinGs del BomcO.


CONVOCATORIA para Is prOgiSi6n Dc
eatatrO pEasas de augiISGrsS para laS
Ofoinas del BuncO.
Con obieto de IL fernando personal Rp-
to para las futuras neceaidades del BRnCo
en- Bua diHtintaB Ofeinas, que, la ma
yor moralidad, reuns Conditioner de inte'
igencia, practica y efciencia, eI ConBejo
de Gobierno ha sCordado abriT un concur
30 para Is provision de cuatro plazaB de
auxiIiarsG con arTeglo las CondicioneI
siguienteg:
1. Los aHpirante1 no han de asr memo
res de 18 amos, nj mayOEes de %. Acre
ditRr6n 50 edad con certifoaci6n de acta
de nRcimisnto.
2. Las solicitudes deber&n ser eBoTitRg
de ppfio letra de los aspiranteg, dirigidRB
81 Presidente del Bsnco de Puerto Rico
en- San Juan, y acompanAdas de las ceEti.
fcacioneg de esrudioB hechos, empleog de-
BempenadoB anterioEmente referenciRB
que puedan ofrecer los candidates.
8. El plRzo para la admipi6n dc soil.
citndss tsEninaT6 el dfa % de Noviembre
pE6ximo las cuatro de la tarde.
4. Los RspiranteB cuyaB Bolicitudes hA'
yam Bido recibidas dentTo de dicho plaz0
reunRn les condiCiones anteRioFmente indi'
cadas, deber6n Hufrir an ex6men que YER
aRr6 HobFe las siguientes materiRg:
EAcHituFR mRno an mRquinillG.
OOnoCimiento de espafol ing'6s.
Nociones sObTe operaciones y COnta'
bilidRd de Banca,
y con arTeglo al programs que SO publi'
ca continuation,
5. El Consejo del Banco nombFar6 81
Tribunal que deba entender On dichos ejeF.
CiCios RnunCiar6 en- SecretREfa 81 die y
hora en- que dar6n principle los ex6menes.
6. Una vez terminadoB los eierCicio8 el
Tribunal form8Ta ma lista de los agpiTan'
tes aprobados, por 6rden EigurOsa de me.
rito.
Z. 81 Consejo eligir6 los cuatEo aspi'
Tantas que deben CubTir Las plazaE, tenien'
do On cuenta el resuItadO del ex6men, sus
antecedentsB = rsferenciaB qus ofrezcan.
s. Los aBpiPantes nombrados seEvir6n
en la Ofcina del Banco duranta seis me-
SEQ con una remuneration de $50 menBuR'
Les, y Rquelloa que en- Ia pF6ctica hsyan
demOstFRd0, duFRnte egs periodic, leboHi0-
BidRd y efsienci8 Bar6n nombFados defni.
tivamente poE el Conseio con un Bu6ldo
annual de 5000 haDta que cubran plazAB de
mayor sueldo.
8. Los RspiEantss quedan obligadoH &
cumplir los pFeceptOs reglamentRTioB u
igual que los dem6s emplssdos del Banco
, 81 no obseEvaEen 81 CompoEtamiento de-.
bido Ber6n sepaTados pOr 81 PEeBidents
Tambi6a eatarSn obIigadoa BsFvir On Ia
Ofcina Central 8 en- cualquiera de las
6ucursalessdaI Bsnco en- la illa aeg6n 10
diBpoDga 81 Presidente. San Juan r. r.
OctubTe "a de 19O7.-El Presidsnte
NJ. PANIAGUA.
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IA VILLA DE MADRl0.-En este espacioso
eatabiS iScirniento, que es el mas importante
de Puerto Rico para el detail, estan reel
biondo ahora los articulos propios para Ia
pr6xima estacion, tales como Gaslmres, All
PaOaS. BOas pluma de Ostrich lei timas, el
nejor suFtfdo de Peffumarla fra cesa, desde
AIN que que es 81 fabricaiite mas afamado del
mundo Tenemos el surtido mas compile
to en- CoFbatas, PaEaguas, dncluso los geno-
vOSes) GuaHtes Mlt0nes, ell mejor PahO para
VlIIaT, Cortinas leittimas de madra-, un
complete surtido de Corsss Ultima nove-
dady Carteras de pie de FCoa, = Rusls para P5a
persona de gusto que quiere comprar bue-
ma mercancia sin gastar mucho. P, Q.
Box 765. TeI9fono a78 San Francisco 81.
San Juan p. r.
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Ell TELE EGRiAFO
u SAN JusTo u.
DE S. MELON & G0MPANIA
Acaba de importar de Europa complete varado
lido de mercancias, de Ia mas alta novedad.

torcido. Encaies de hilo estilOs nuevOs
Mantas y frisas.
{ DE INGLATERRA: Alfombras, telas
negrae, driles de hiIO, camas de hierrO,
RIambradO infinidad de artfculOs.
DE TODOS PALS ES: Riquisimas telas
con npevos dibujos classes admirables.
Telas superiores para sastreElas: casimi-
res, merinos, franelas, paflos, elasticOtinas,
pafietas, vicuflas, q 'pacas, drill de h1lo, blan-
co y de colofes, satenes, forros y botones.
Estameflas, merinos velos para trajes
mantos; tOdos los artfculos prOpios pa
ra 6rdenes religiOsas.
Merc8ncias americans, especialmento
los tejidos de punto, los llanos y estampa-
dos, y los crudOs de las classes mas aeapta'
blss que 30 adquieren On aQUel los meTCa
dos.
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DE FRANCIA: l8O estilos de elegantes
sombrerOs para sefioras, y nifias y caballe-
rOs; so classes de calzado; 900 formas dig
tintas de cOnfecciones.
SurtidO selecto de peFfumeria. Adornos
Y cinturones de todas classes Blondas de
seda encajes de algOd6n.
Veriedad en- efectos para mod1stas, bor-
dadoras Y costureras.
Mantiilas tohallas, bOas y preciosos OBJ
jetos de seda de lana.
Flores artiiciaIes y indfsimas corOnag
de azahRr. GuRntes y mltones de tOdRs
classes.
Preciosos juguetes, y objetos de nacar,
COncha cerilOlde carteraB.
CamisRs para sefiOras CaballerOs.
DE ESPANA: Telas de hilO, cretonas,
bramante dorate, creas espsOlales. hOlan-
das y rstortaS. T0las blanCas de alg0don
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L0 Ns MuTfe % EuroDa,

Seg6n las dltimag noEicias que 30 ReCi.
ben de Europa, todoS los gobisrnos % han
pTsOCupado con los tFajea que para Oaba-
llsrou ni1as acaban de Fecibirss en- 'sLR
Pslmelana" de loB BefioFes Juan PisHRg ,
Co., caIIe dc Allen n6msro 80.
Iions5 BeguTCa. CoFTetsiea. U6mbioG.
Unidad monetaEia de lns pFinCipaleg ma
clones ComoFciaIes. Reduction de none
do de mn pals dado dollar y viewers.
IntsFes ComsrCial. PEomedio de pago
vencimionto COmdn. D@Cusnto conner.
cial. Cuantas CoErisntes CON intsEeA
PEocadimiento antique, modsEno y ham.
buEgu6s. Cusnta de resRca. EisrCiCioa
pEGctiCOA
III
Partido dobIs ap5ioadG "a sontabiIidad
BGNoariG.
sintesis dc IL contabiIidad de IN BancO.
Cusntaa pEiacipals8 1e Is COntabihpad de
nm Bane0. LibRos auxilisEes. IdbRo
Diario. Msyoy. InventaEio. Asientos
en- 81 DiaEi0. Asientos en 81 Mayor.
Auisntos ds EeCifcaci6n. balances. Re-
pa1to de benefoios. ApeEtuEa , CieEEe de
ib1OA EiaCiCios prGctiOoa. 10H =
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Wall Street exCitadO.

Nv Wall adorte hudada s1dna6n
xa de
ptad6n dOs los centTOs fn1sFos So oEma que 1e
veintcn
m dollars ademSU de nidad andn cnoo mions los
FL p6bca opinion
e6n !nane Wa Street, no t faudamento Dice solo Gusado De
WahngOn No
KinbOk Trusts pendente los pun 1Obro
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PR0GRAuA.
Il

CorysspOndsnoia Mercanttl
Rsdaoci6n en- eSpafol 8 iDgEes de una
caEtR ComerCial, brevs, que trate de una
opeERci6n BancillR.
UsO de Is m6quina de egCribir.
Conversation On eupafOl , en- ing!6u.
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EnperadOr COnvaIesCiente.

2E ha enado psfodo de
cen Ante pdbio agomerado ente paGo del mnaE este
ai BALCONIES undo E GO del pueblo fue nmenso aCmano q
O ObsaUo De gun cpe dc Europe ee va ha rebdo sEpf
EntFe
enpa fguran de Bs1 fman emp9dOr Gmo Won uH
hle
rebr los Dc Esans vta u haca
o6ciamenta
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Onernnionea "a .Rnnen.

Documentos de credits. Letras dsCam'
bios. PerBonas que interviensn en- una
letvR de cambio. VsnoimiantO. Acepta.
ci6n dc letEas. Endosos. Avail. Pro-
tasto. PagaFeg. Cheques CaVtaB de
cE6aito. BillstCs de B8ncos. EjeEcicio8
pE6cticoV.
Oantidadea IHOpoEoionales , aplicacio-
neI de eutsu Cut stionea q oalCulo do los
ndmsEss 0oacEetas. POEeptie Comi.
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SHBVTGI0 ESPECIAL DE CABLES
la Denocracia y La Correspondence"
UNIDAS
co0o~oo~o~o~@oo~~~~~~ooo~
a Intervention angIO-ruSa.
La intervention angIO-Tusa.

gabineta aituac6n
aud exi6n d a Per
coniand al pueblo al
geneEazado capital ae
abnro
La duci6n de- gbine buys fuad Ho1p del Shah Dc ha
aTaeloH intdigsnca
intervention de Ingara Rua medic
fn HatablecEse OEden fOdO
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COsas de Marruecos.

FbenGs nOiaS
de Abdul
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-En ala Correspondence dc PueEto
RICo", AIlou 81, hay dc venta Eecibo1 g.
IonaRios para OObrO de RlquilereI dc eaHal
6an5aa un mst6liCO , CON frma1, deClA rA.
cionoa do naCimiOnto, dsfunCi6n J CortifCR'
ni6n m6diOA p.
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IHbICIDOP GENERAL

I SNSEJO A Las RiADRES.-El jarsee eslrsame q
y SCI ~ Wnsiow debe usaFs sempre que rs nios estan
- ~ odo de In dentici6n Proporeona shvio immediate
ii pequsno paeente produce sueno natural trangupo
siVia 81 dolor & sngelito desperta muy Vivo aeBre
"a n,uy agradable a paadar eama al nho abianda
eas aivz sus Dolores haee faciles las funconeS del
est6uago Regna los iutestnos. Es e mejor remedio
conoeldo para IA daea va pgovenga 6sa de Ia dene6n
fe csIquera otra 16Qgase mucho eldado pedh
Il "Jsrsbe calmante d 4 Senngs WDsloW q msic'
a tod6s
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-EN Ell CLUB de F. Kehrhahn y
Cor, San joss is, Bs venden dos Relo'
iu dc ORC Cada BsmRnR lR 6ltima gama
nR obtuyo uno al senior don JESUS
EDCobaF dc NaERulito sociO n6m D
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-ss compran ABANLCOs ANTI
GUOs aunque no eat6n ca busn estado,
soIlaEes an1guOu de OOTaI , prendaa anti
guaE.
Diriiass { p. ]. B. CriAto (altos) San
juan S al 8 calls Aurora, Ponce. p.
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Envolturag del sbon Octsg6n. Diri.
iirse 4 "La Tiendita." Plaza Principal,
Jos6 Ba76n. IL v. 2,
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LA RELOJERIA , jOyeria del sE.
Kahrhahn y Co, se ha trasladado & la Ca'
lie do San Joss is frente 81 CorTeo, dondo
hay ConHtantemente I'M buen N1rtido do re-
IOiaa OtTau prandas IA
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En OgtR fmpEontA " YOnda pRpGI dc
EEsIcdleO Viaio ( 02.OO Ios 20 kiIoI (SI gNin.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-25
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Ell "NUEVO CAFE" de los sspO-
uoa Morgan, FortaleEa 81, AGABA DE
RRCIBfR un oompleto Bursido dc los me-
lore1 dulces. Elegantes cartuChos propios
para regalos HelRdoB, rafresCoa, fEutaR
n natural , todo CURnto regRlo 81 paladar
m6S dOlicado Ba encuentTa Rld PEimoTosR'
munto uorvido. Cafe con loChs J Choco-
late, desd0 Las Hiete de Ia ma1ana Lea
12 dc Il nocho. Famoso chocolate BA
KER muY acreditado en sodo q mundo.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-26

Neu York Markets.

FLOUR = Firm, but dun: Minnesota
$50; winter ter extras, sS'soas; Winter pat.
ents. $3.60G3S5. ,-.
cables, light receipts and small Argen-
tine shipments. but later reacted slightly
under realizing and snow in the belt;
Nav. S5A1S5sac: july. 8iAs@S4a.c
BUTTER-tsreamery extras, per pound,
2l1zD32c (Mercantile Exchange official
quotation. extras, 3ic); firsts, 2S0SOc.; Sec
onds, 23927c.: thirds. ei0r23c.; held. extras.
thirds. 's0M2fc.: state. dairy, tubs, firsts.
26iG8c: seconds. 23Q25c thirds, 20Q2ic.:
western. Imitation creamery, flrsts, no
s1e..:: seconds lsSSi0c.; thirds I6Gi7c.;
western factory. firsts, 20isd21c.: seconds,
ieiISI1aiIc thirds IflS6flSc,; rolls, wrap.
nsss f;ne 9oS nnelrng stock. No. 1. i91
ifsHc. No. x 17ItGiSlsc.; No. s. 1slk@17c.
efssHiEESE@State. fun cream, small and
large september. fancy. l4isc.: October,
iesf 1SfbS,i4c good 10 prime, 121zQ13c.
winter made, average best Pc; inferior.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-26
A cure For Leprosy.

HAVANA, Jan. %. = A commission
appointed by the government has turn,
ed in a report to the effect that DR.
Matias Duque, who is in charge of the
Hospital For Contagious Diseases,
probably has discovered cure for lep.
rosy. Two lepers were turned over to
the doctor several years ago for expert.
mental purposes. and now these per
sons have no exterior traces of the
disease and are gaining notably IN
weight. Several other cases treated by
DIR. Duque are in various stages of I'M.
provement. Dr.. Duque's experiments
have been along the line of what he
terms the ''red mangroye tree" treat.
ment