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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-11
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Fermt nto vital extraido dc las
5landulas de anlmales j6venes y sa,
II IS. Restituye el vigor normal sunni
l'Strando d la sangre elementos de
vida.
Empleado con resultados sorpren-
dentes por los mejores facultativos
de Europa y Estados Unidos,
Millares de testimonies exponta-
neos garantizan sus meritos y efcacia.
Unico remedio que ha logrado
hasta hoy detener el progreso y ali
War los dolores de la Ataxia loco-
motriz.
Previene el paludismo y 10 cura.
Recomendado en- ei tratamiento
lie la tfsis y en- todas las afecciones
nerviosas product las por causa de de-
,ilitamitntn
Uevuelvr fuerza Y vigor lbs or
ran smos gastad $; alivia y cura los
les rrtglos intestinaleS. Sin val pa
"a la, enfermeiadts de los paises trc-
plea Is.
LA Sal Litlln y el LaXante COM
pletan el tratamiento
Atend'en 10 4 numerosas exigen-
cias Sc ia a'itrto I'm Departam nto
hispano-amtfi 'ano para la venta.
Sc attend II consultas y Sc remi-
ten infnrm-s a solicitud.
La formu Sc suministra a quien
la exija.
Dirigiise: r orlAsM CO, ga Joh
Street, New York, u S. A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-11

seyo por espacio lie once aios, pose.
yendo el promovente dichas fncas
desde las fechas indicadas quieta y
paci6camente, sin interruption algu-
ma, no pesando sobre elias cargas
nj graz amenes de ning1n genero. te-
niendo la primera un valor de dos
cientos cincuenta dollars, y la segun-
da setenta dollars.
POR TANTO habiendo ordenado
el Hon. Charles E Foote, Juez de
esta Corte de Distrito que Sc cite q
los anteriores dueiios y que Sc publ
quen edictos por un termino de Sc
senta dlas que empezaran contsrse
desde el primero en- que aparezca pu-
blicado eete edicto por tres veces en-
un peri6dico de los de mayor circula-
ci6u de San Juan de Puerto Rico, ci-
tandose las ptrsoras ignoradas que
So cream tener sobre dicho iumueble
algdn derecho real, y todos aquellos
a quienes pueda perjudicar la inscrip-
ci6n de dominic solicitada para que
deLt 0 de dicho termino formulen
oposici6n previniendoles todos que
pasado ell mismo y oida la prueba
que ofrezca ell promovente Sc re-
solvsra sobre la declaration de do.
mimic parando a tcdos los. pe1ui-
clos de ley, eXtiendo la presente
bal mi frma y sello de la Corte en-
Humacao is de Septiembre de 1907.
ENRIQUE RINcoN, Secretary Dis
trict Court.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-11
JuRtl ES(OIf de San Lorenzo

.fpiso d los b,gesoree. .-Ha.
llandose vacautes tres esru as, una
graduada, una rural y otra prepa.
ratoria IN esta jurisdiction, Sc in
vita A los prof >c'eS Que deseen
contratarse para trcer en- elias,
envien >uS soIicitudes 4 e>ta iuuta
dentro del plazo de i, dias, con-
tando desdp la frrhl d. este anun-
ci).- San Ln'.rzo, ,ctubre 8 de
1907 -CANDlDo SELLEs, p-esl
dtutS. 3-2S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-11

En- la Corte de Distrito del Distrito Judi
cial de Humacao, F. Rios Estados
Unidos de America S. Sci Presi-
dente de los T. +. U.U.
Pablo Liceaga Aguirre. Ex-parte. DO.
mimic de finca rnstica.
Por cuanto Pablo Liceaga Aguirre,
vecino de Humacao, propietario mayor
de edad, casado con dofia Marcolina Frias,
ha promovido ante esta corte un expe-
diente solicitando Sc declare Ell dominic
que tiene sobre la siguiente fnca:
R1stica: sin nombre conocido, sta en-
el barrio de Mab1 del ter1nino municipal
de Humacao, compuesta de diez y seis
cuerdas de terrenos equivalentes q seis
hectareas, 2S areas y Sc centiareas, coli n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-11
ANUNCIO
Departamento del Interior lie Puerto Ri
co.--Bureau lie Obras Pd5llcAs. -OG-
Gina del Superintendente.

DepartanlentO del Interior ne fuerlo kl-
co.--Bureau lie ObraS Pd5hcAs. -Oe-
Gina del Superintendente.
San Juan, p. R., septie,nbre rs, 1907.
-Proposiciones ell pliegoS cerrados para
la adjudication en- phbic' sobasta de la
construction dc 5. IS ki'o ie'r IS lie la ca
rretera nn,nero II, ~tc,i0n Cia!es-J uana-
Diaz, (Ciairs Rrco IDh Sc atntiran en-
esta oticina ha>ta J Is 10 a. II. del dia S
lie octubre de 1907 eli que Sc t5riran p1-
blicamente.
FL presupuesto aproXinial) de las
,bras asciende 4 S3oS3ooo
Tolos los lat Is n"Ies slrios llpresos
le propositions. y conttatos { lu5trucci1-
nes 4 los postores, Sc daran en- esta or
ina
La Administration 5" reS,.rYa el de-
recho de reclia1ar cualquiera . todas las
proposiciones y d. aliudirar 81 contrato
oajo otras consideraciones que las lie pre-
clio solamente.
Por orden del Cnmisionado del 1nte-
rior. u. J. JIMENEZ, Superintendent
lie Obras P1blicas. MI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-11
4! que !e i!nteIese

Sc vende un honIfo mnrumen.
to lunt rario de marmol Con I'm vi.
dno, acabado de recibir de Paris.
Pesa 500 kil6gramos, Con TN valo'
de $50 pesos puesto en- el muelle de
San Juan. Las personals que quie-
ran comprarlo Que Sc dirijan al
apartado AL, San Juan P. R.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-11

istrito Judicial de Humacao, P r. En-
la Corte de Distrito. Estados Inidos
de America. FL Presidente de los
EE. UU. SIS.
Sotero Lebron. Ex-parte Sobrc domi-
MO de fnca rlstica.
POR CUANTO Sotero Lebr6n casa
do con Juana Medina, de treinta y siete
aios de edad, propietario y,vecino de HUI
m .cao, ha promovido ante esta Corte un
expediente solicitando Sc declare su fa-
vor el dominic que tiene sobre la siguicn-
te fnca:
RUSTTCA: predio de terreno altos y
quebrados situado EN- el barrio de MON
TONES del ternino municipal de HUI
macao, antes de las Piedras constante de
treinta cuatro cuerdas, equivalentes a
I3 hectareas, 36 areas y 33 centiareas, CO.
lindante por cl Norte oon terrenos de Va
lerio Velazques; por ell Sur con los de
Carlos Pintor 2 Q. 6 sea su succession que
usufructua hoy Zoila Medina; por el Este
con los de Magdalena Rodriguez; Deme
tria Rivera Justo Rivera, y Juan Velaz-
quez; y por el Oeste con los de Francisco
Lozada y la succession de Jose Lopez Le-
br6n.
Cuya fnca la alquiri6 ell promoven-
te por compra a SautiagD Vlzquez ocho
cusrdas y media ell mayo de 1922, Jose
Lsbr6n veinte V DDS cuerdas con veinte
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-11

Y cinco c41tavos, Ell o3tubre de 1903, y
q resto q MtgdA era RI lrl%uez Ell julio
del pyrsente alo 1897, habitn lolAs pp
seldo ,li,hos vendrdo:es queta y pacih-
a neutr pr mas DC veinte amos sin IN
t>rrupci6n alguul, tenienlo dicAa tlncA
III yaor de quiuientos d.ez dollars,
y no reportanlo carsas nj gravlnene'
de ningun gturro,
PO2 TANrO. Sc Iii ordcnado p ,r
Charles +. Foote, Juez dc la Corte de
DiStrltO de Hlmaca), que Sc cit 4 los
anteriorts dneiios y que Sc publiquen
elict)s por tGr.nino de 90 dias Ell uno de
los peri3dicoS de mas circulation de 10,
de estl I,la, ct1ndose las person1s
i8norAdas que Sc cream tener sobre diello
ilrnlcble a!sun derecho real, y to las
allellai a quienes puela p4rjadicar la
in;crip :i5l d. dominic soicitAll. para
que d4n.t1 de diclo tzruino formuleu
oposici5a; pteyiai5alo,e' 4 atoios, que
pasado e. nii,-uo y oila ia prueba que
ofrezca el pr)moge IT., Sc re,o.verl sobre
Ia declarac;ju de- d donliuio, plr4nlo a to-
dos los periuicios de Ley.
Extlealo la presente bajo mi frma
v se'!.o Il. la C)tte el Ham 40 a lie
oetu5r. de mi. npveeienl,, si.te--ESRI-
osE RlNcoN, Scy. by, TOMAS TORRES
GRAU. DepIty Secretary district cou t
of HuulaCao; 3-;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-11
Acadia De Rio PIsdtss

En- poder de TTiginio Torres Sc en-
,ueutra depositAda una yegus color rucin
bIauco, espaldaia, de seis cuartas alzada.
pobre lie crimes y cono dc cinco amos de
dad, trai IA al iep6sitnmunici ,,al Ell con
c,.pto de ap4recid, IL que So h,ce
l,,ibiiro plra general conMinlento i los
efec,os del artir'l'o 622 del coligo civil.
X 10 Piedras, scptiemhre I4de 1907. JUAN
CALoCA. alcahle municipal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-11
Se1Oritl eten6Sfdfd

Una sefiorita, sabieudo ingles
y espanol y taquigrafia en- ambos
idiomas, desea colocarse en- o6cina
nlih'ica & privoda. Informes en-
LA DRMocRAc1A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-11
Farnacia dc ], PUIanc0
Cagnas, Rioo.

Complete surtido en- drogas, Pa
tentiLados, Perfumerfa, Semillas de
.hortaliza, etc. Sc garantiza el despa.
cho de formulas, Precios los mas II.
mltadna,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-11
GRAN HOteIieStdualt 1NGL ATERQA'
HOTEL DE PRIMER OR0EN
Tetuan 10 y 12'-Cruz z y FOrtaIs1a 81.

ustuidn Hotel Capdad pasaos
suac6n la c&nca vistas Ia bahia las cales de Tuan Cruz
Fortaeza Fl mas o ventado de Ia capital 81 comed de
Anlas deparamentns ndependene amlla Des
Agosto nge adem del paso antique de las comdas ssm
sesno usto de nae caruaes de uo Tntkrpretes
taducsOres pfsls Su d M dsRts HOs Sc haosa AbOuOa
hnnalEA
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-23
Burglars Make Big Haul

By Associated Press.
SACRAMENTO, Feb 22.-The man.
sion of p. C. Drescher was burglarized
last night Of about $4,000 worth of jew
elry. The police have no clew as yet.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-23
IRREVERENT CHAP CHATS WITH
SHADE OF GEORGE WASHINGTON

colonial bills, which the latter for
tunately did not look at. once inside
and the father of his country followed
the crowd to the grandstand. To one
side he saw a bustling throng, and
wishing to hear more of it he mingled
with them and heard them making
strange wagers on the sport.
One man was yelling out something
about Bryan, and Washington Won
dered if it could be the great commoner.
questionable young man approached
and led the father of his country to
one side.
Say, dad" said the callow youth,
you don't want to do no pikin' busi-
ness about desc works. Youse don't
want ter let none of desc guys work
yer in ter bettin on de bum ones Now
take me, for instance. I gifts up frum
de bedside NV me dying mudder ter
come out here and tell some kindly gent
how ter play a certain horse dat 1
knows is ter win"
G. Washington lowered his head to
catch the whispered name, and plunged
into the throngs at the betting ring.
1t was dark when he walked into Los
Angeles, sadder but wiser man, NUT
| tering about the enjoyable winter he
had once spent at Valley Forge.
For a second time he went to the
| thronged streets. He saw a crowd
| hurrying to a vast wooden building.
He crossed the railroad tracks and
peeped through a knothole in the wall
Two men were fighting in a great arena
and the crowd was yelling One man
hit the other good biff, and the father
of his country showed a little Niger
away from the adjoining knothole and
took it himself. The sport was waxing
| interesting.
The men struck and the crowd yelled,
and then came a pause. 1t was broken
when the crowd cheered the men who
came into the ring. Washington looked
and rubbed his eyes. Surely these ven-
erable old men would not fight; surely
they would rest for the last few days
| of life content. Washington looked
| closely at the one called Robinson and
remembered he had a young man of
that name with his troops at York
| town.
| A gong rang and the two men tot
tered up and slapped each other gently
and with diffidence, and Washington
turned slowly around and dropped to
the ground, wishing for death. This
is punk" he said.
A policeman passed by and looked at
the venerable warrior lying by the
pavilion. He sent for the wagon, and
a minute later the recovering Washing
ton was being searched at the police
station.
"Wot's yer name?" said a big SER
geant.
I'm the father of my country" said
Washington.
Nix, grandad, Nix" said the SER
geant. "Ain't an old man like youse
ashamed to git full wild dat tarantula
juice on holiday like dis?"
Washington snuggled down in a small
corner of the detention ward and
drowsed off to the lands of history.
'The little old Elysian fields will do
for me- he muttered, and he closed his
eyes.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-23
HURT
BY AN ELECTRIC
Hollywood Car Strikes Real Estate
Agent at Alvarado Street-Suf-
fers Broken Arm and In
terna Injuries
ROLAND PAUL

ci Frank Sargent, a real estate dealer
was struck ana seriously injured by an
,,lbound Hollywood car in front of his
ts ome al Alyaado street and Sunset
boulevard at $ o'clock last might, Sar-
panuJ was attempting to board the car
1sIt the time.
IA Sargent was carried into his house
nd q physician who was ON the car
,Illed TO attend him. II was found the
.|Lus right arm was broken I'm two
aces and hc was badly bruised ON the
, Fht side. n is also thought me suR-
red a number of internal injuries
yAccordiug TO Sargent he was Hmd-
o. ou the corner waiting for the car
irtcn il approached Inc stepped near
lmt rails to signal the motoumu to
- p the car lie evidently stepped coo
Utar the tracks and was knocked 10 the
oe emcut by the front steps Sargent
NV unconscious when picked up. The
N. stopped short distance away and
Cqysiciau who was ON board assisted
s2nsawying Sargent 10 his home and
Fy nded him.
e. rgeut is As years of age and mar
His wife is in the east visiting
lives.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-23
COMES MERELY TO CONTRAST
THE THEN AND NOW
Racing Extras BeWider the Visitor
from Another Century, Who Finds
Los Angeles Is Revela-
ton to Him

The father of his country looked out
from the pages of history yesterday
and took careful glance over the city
of Los Angeles, gay in bunting in his
honor.
He rubbed his eyes and then he
stepped down and started to walk
about, glancing here and there and oc-
casionally splashing his great war
boots into some pool or puddle. Spring
street attracted his attention, and he
slowly threaded the throng, keeping a
close lookout to see if by chance he
could find his old friend, Light Horse
Harry.
In front of the Angelus the newsboys
We're shouting the racing extras and
the great warrior paused.
"Uxtra, racing uxtra," yelled one of
the lads showing his newspapers under
the generals nose.
NO" said Washington, II am simply
hunting for an old friend of mine, Col.
Light Horse Harry. Can you tell me
anything about him."
Say, old sport" replied the lad, mix
on dat Light Horse Harry dope. Dere
amt no such gaZabo on de track by dat
name Why, youse must be from de
jungles of Pasadena or frum Watts by
it amt no Col. Harry business about
it. Some bum tout has been shown de
lemonated queer in your direction and
youse has swallowed de bait like a
hungry miner at dinner time"
Most extraordinary" said G. Wash
mix, nuthin' like that old kiddo
said the newsie." Say, listen de name
what yer limited knowledge of de in
side is causin you spasmasms of de
| toraX is Col. Jack. OATS de horse, yer
tinkin' NV. He's de beetle dat's picked
to waltz in backwards a bowin' to de
gran stand in de derby today while de
rest of de bunch is quarrelin' wild each
oder fer de pleasure of finishin' last.
IT am Mr.. Washington" said the
father of his country, and he asked tt
be directed to the track.
You Washington, say, cut dat and
begin over ole Foxy Grandpa" said the
newsboy.
"Say, you go down to de city hall and
ask fer Doc Houghton and talk tingS
over wild him. He's a friend of Gen
Washington; he and de general useC
to run de country togedder Say, il
youse is Washington youse'll have tc
show me. And, say, dat reminds ms
of dat eXpreshum | used last den
Place a few of dose hard earned bucks
on Show Me fer de last race, old socks
and watch de lizard wiggle in first"
The general sadly wiped his eyes ant
proceeded toward the street cars. HI
saw a great crowd hanging to the
street cars, and he pondered anC
boarded the car. His wig was tipped tt
one side, but he held to his sporting
sheet and left with the crowd at Assoc
park.
AT the gate a man stopped him ant
inquired for a check.
Il am the father of my country" sale
Gen. Washington impressively.
Say cheese it, kiddo; I've heard al
de gags in de woild and Long Beach
but dat is de limit. Say old sport, i
you thinks dat sort NV gag is goin' t.
work around desc diggins youse is
nuts in de belfry."
Washington turned aside and bough
a ticket, paying the gate keeper II
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-23
JOLLIEST HERD
ENJOYS A FEAST
.ELKS DINE AND SPEAK AT
LEWIS HALL
san Francisco Boys Made Welcome by
Los Angeles Youths, Who Gather
Around the Festal
Board

The eagle and the Elk made merry
together last night when the local tribe
Of antlered brothers welcomed their
san Francisco friends at a monster
banquet given at Levy's cafe. The
American eagle shrieked for Washing
ton while the Elks roamed through the
forests of choice dishes-and bottles
provided for the occasion.
Fully 800 brothers sat down to the
bounteous feast, and for almost three
hours tasted and slipped the good things
set before them. From Manhattan cock
tails and blue points on the half-shell,
they went the line to SQUAD chicken,
down to cafe noir. Then came the fizz-
fizz, joyful juice, and other liquid dain-
ties a-plenty.
During the course of the feast former
Mayor McAleer who will become one
of the brotherhood tomorrow, was pre-
sented. Acknowledging the honor, Mr.
| McAleer said: Let us drink to the
health of a brother Elk, and one of the
best mayors the city ever had, Mayor
Harper" The guests stood While the
toast was being drunk, and at its con-
clusion the banquet hall re-echoed with
the thunders of applause.
The playing of "Auld Lang Syne' by
!
other demonstration. Every man rose
to his feet and sang the grand old SONG
through, and when it was ended the
mighty applause that arose compelled
the musicians to repeat it.
Welcomes Northern Visitors
Following the feast toasts were the
order of the hour Byron OllVer, tht
exalted ruler of the Los Angeles herd
] hpaH nf fhp table lI
the absence of Mayor Harper, MIR. Nc
Aleer welcomed the San Francisco Wis
itors to the City of the Angels.
Isidore Dockweiler followed with ar
address on "Our State" When he fin
ished. the old ditty For He's a Jolly
Good Fellow" arose. and at its conclu'
sion three cheers were given for Isl
Billy Hynes. one of the visiting Sar
Francisco brothers, next came througl
with two comic songs that producec
howls of laughter. When finally he sue
ceeded in regaining his seat Johnnie
Mott delivered an eloquent Grafton or
"Our Country"
Billy Hynes had another opportunity
of making the crowd laugh, after whicf
another San Francisco Elk toasted the
order. Walter Goldsmith was assigned
speech on "Our Goldie.' 1t was truly
golden effort. Jimmy Critics gave the
Golden Elk toast.
The decorum which marked the occa
sion was not noticeable-and may II
never be when Elks meet. The eighty
eight northern Elks who arrived in thi:
city Yesterday morning We're welcomed
by a large band of the local order Wh'
have begun the good work OF SHOWING
them a good time
The little affair last night was only {
prelude of what is to come.
Today Ocean Park, Venice and Santf
Monica will do the honors to the visit
ors. Sunday Baldwin's ranch and Pas
adena will be "done in the approved
Elk manner" and luncheon will b'
served at the Oakwood hotel. In the
evening the stampede for their northern
fields will be begun.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-23

top of the coach, in which were ten
passengers.
The coach was completely wrecked.
One passenger was killed and two fa-
tally and seven seriously injured.
The dead;
MRS. JOHN ROHAN, Fillmore, Iowa.
Fatally injured;
Conductor Ted Martin, Bellevue, In.
Miss Mary Mclaughlin, Bernard. Ia.
Seriously injured:
James Fonda, mail clerk, leg broken
and badly cut and bruised
H. e. Farm, Dubuque, Iowa, badly
cut and bruised
Mrs. Davids and son, Cascade, Sc
verely cut and bruised.
Mrs. Rohan was crushed to death.
Conductor Martins back is broken
and he is internally injured.
Miss McLaughlin's back is reported
broken.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-23
q. s. Z. FOR THE BLOOD

The purifying action and curative of this great remedy have
thousands
enjoying perfect recovery skin diseases
universally medicine entirely
herbs and bas which cleansing and healing ingredients
building strengthening properties the blood perfect
order No be we'll when the blood impure they lack the
saow the vitality weakened and they suffer general broken down
shall be
system sluggish torpid condition of
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-23
YOUNG MANS BODY
FOUND ON TRACKS
BY Assnclated Press

BY AssoclatFu FTtss
STOCKTON, Feb. 22.-The body of a,
young man fairly we'll dressed was seen
on the track of the Southern Pacific
near the mouth of Altmont tunnel this
evening after the train due to arrive
here at 7:10 had passed that point. 1t
was believed that he was aboard the
train and fell from one of the cars,
though no one witnessed the accident.
Though trainmen saw the body on the
track the train continued several miles
to Tracy and a railroad motor was sent
back to the scene. The coroner will
investigate.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-23
ONE KILLED AND
SEVERAL INJURED
Wreck on Narrow Gauge Road in
Iowa Caused by Coaches
Leaving the Track
at Curve
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, Feb. GA COM
bination coach and a loaded coal car of
train No. 1O3 on the Chicago, Milwau-
kee & st. Paul narrow gauge railroad
between Bellevue and Cascade today
jumped the rails at a curve i'm the
trestle over a small stream near Wash
ington mills and fell distance of forty
feet, the combination car landing on
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-23
Introductory Sale of
Millinery

Not our spring opening-it viii
come a little later on-but
rather a sale demonstrating the
value giving ability of this new
millinery section, lately moved
to the third floor. More COM
Portable and commodious quar-
ters Most accommodating and
obliging salespeople, and above
all clean, crisp, new merchan-
disc. at prices about one-third
to one-half less than usual
many times at about the cost
of tnofprio1c
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-23
SAL. LAKERS VICTIMS
OF RAILWAY ACCIDENT
By Associated Press.

SALT LAKE, Feb. 22.-Clinton B.
Leigh, a well known newspaper man of
Salt Lake, was killed, State Represen-
tative Taft of Wayne county fatally
injured, and Speaker Harry Joseph
slightly hurt in a collision on the Coop
er Belt railway at the mining camp of
Bingham this afternoon.
The victims were members of legis-
lative party visiting the Bingham
mines. Representative Taft died three
hours after the accident.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-23
HONDURAS DECLARES
WAR en- NICARAGUA
BY Associated Press.

CITY OF MEXICO, Feb. 22.-Word
was received here tonight that Hon
duras has formally declared war
against Nicaragua. President Bonilla
is at the head of the Honduras troops
and is marching on the frontier of
Nicaragua.
News of a battle between the two
forces is momontarily expected. 1t is
reported that Salvador will be involved.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-23
Trimmed Hats S4.0S

A leader for Saturday only,
come in all the wanted shades
and colorings; made over wire
frames from splendid quality
horsehair braids; large and
small shapes; are deliberately
trimmed in dozens of different
ways; stylish evening hats in
the lot, fresh new stock; clean,
new ideas in style and in trim
mings; $3.50 and $1,000 q OQ
values; Saturday ...... pf.1O
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-23
Economy Column
Items for Saturday
$4.2s Finest Long Glacs Kid
Gloves 1878

Long glace kid gloves In black
only; full 16-button length made
from very finest selected skins,
1925 regular price; Saturday on
sale for hours only, s ca TX
to IL, at per pair pOsiO
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-23
CUARAN TE ED
r r E E r r O M
M | N E r Al S.

poison Character makes the blood and strong and
to cleand S. S.
diseases and erpon and the smooth clear SKIN glowing with
Scroula Contagious Blood Poison
blood disorders and for their nothing equals
delicate of the body
perfect safety old young Book the blood
medca desired without charge
N ~ ~ TISE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA Ga.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-23

the expelling members, It is absorbed into the
blood making this vital stream weak sour and
acrid, and its condition is manifested by boils,
pimples, rashes, blotches and other eruptions of
the skin. S. S. S. goes into the circulation