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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-10-24

| Winterport man and his death is greatly re-
GREETED by his many friends here. Miss
Emily F. Miller of Searsmont, County Pres
ident of the W. C. T. u, visited the local
Union here last Tuesday. Capt. 7. H.
Sprowl is having his buildings painted.
Capt. A. J. Croker is doing the job.
Walter Levansaler has gone to Boston for
| visit of few weeks. -. Mrs Willis Roberts
of Somerville, who has been visiting her
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs D. NJ. Spencer, left
| for home Monday and her sister, Mrs. Josie
Keller, returned to her home in Brewer....
Mrs. John MCGEE was called to Old Town
last week on account of the illness OF her
sister, Mrs. VIM. Keith. Mr. and Mrs.
Cocker left for Boston on Thursdays boat,
after spending the summer here. They
hope to return next season and buy or
lease house for a summer home. -. Mr..
and Mrs. c. G. Moody attended the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs in
Portland last week. Capt. c. E. Little
field arrived from New York last week and
is preparing to move his family to New
London for the winter. Miss Ruth Young
celebrated her 10th birthday Oct. 18th by
giving party to about 20 of her young
friends. 1t was very pleasant social
affair and Miss Ruth was the recipient Of
many gifts in honor of her anniversary....
Ralph Lane has returned from Boston,
where he had been employed for year
past, and his friends are pleased to see him
back at his old place with Edwin Hopkins.
MRS. Frank Crockett has returned home
after spending the summer with her hus-
band on his vessel. Mr.. Spurden is off
duty on the boat on account of illness....
Mr.. Edward Wharf is home from Syracuse,
n. Y, on a visit to his father, Rev. l. H. ".
Wharf. Rev. Mr.. Sisson, who is supply
ing the Methodist pulpit, is making "a very
! favorable impression on the people SO far.
He will not be able to spend much time
| with us during the week, but will be ready
to come in response to telephone call at
any time in an emergency. such as sick
ness, death, or weddings.
k0doa gby@sssssgg,c5za Cure
Digests what yoss eat.
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LIBERTY.

LIBERTY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cargll and little son
of Lynn, who have been guests of POstmas-
ter and Mrs. G. II. Cargil for few
weeks, returned to their home Monday.
Mis-. S. E. Meservy and Miss Annie witch
ell still remain very ill..... Mrs. W. H.
The first snow storm of the season came
the morning of Oct. goth. "A great many
apples were frozen on the trees Friday
night. Owing to the scarcity of help the
apples are not nearly picked throughout the
town. Mrs. A. c. Perkins, who has been
home in Providence on Saturday..
Adm Crockett and Isaac Reynolds are
painting j. j. Walkers house.. Ex-Sheriff
s. G. Norton of Belfast was in town for a
short stop recently, guest of his brother
e. G. Norton. -. Mr.. and Mrs. P c. Fletch,
er have returned to their home in Dixmont.,
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HOw'S This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. F. }. CHENEY & Co.. Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned, have known f. j. Cheney
honorable in all business transactions and fnan
clally able to carry ont any Obligations made bv
MS flrm. WALDING, KINNAN g. MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists Toledo, o.
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system Testimonials sent free Price roe.
Take Halls Family Pills for Constipation.
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The spread of prohibition in Kentucky
has evidently broken the heart OF Col.
Henry Watterson and be has become a
hopeless political pessimist.
Apple shipments to Europe have be

Apple shipments to Europe have be-
gun with prospects for good season.
Buyers do not think there has been any
great loss from recent gales and say the
apples this year are of very fair quail
ity. In many sections of New England
the apple crop has been failure, but
the biggest crop on record is reported
in the Annapolis valley, Nova Scotia
100000 to 100000 barrels-and growers
are receiving $3.50 to 50 barrel.
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PROSPECT FERRY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Ellis of Stockton
visited Mrs. L. D. Berry last Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Bassick, who had been Wis
iting Mrs. L. D. Berry the past two months,
returned to their home in Boston, Mass, on
Saturdays DO at. Mrs. G. A. Avery enter
tanned the Ladies' Club Oct. 10TH. Mrs.
i M. A. Littlefeld and Miss Ellen Heagan
| are visiting their nephew, Mr.. W. D. Smart
in Searsport.
HALLDALE.
The cold weather the first of the week
found many of the farmers with their pota-
toes in the ground and apples on the trees.
....Joseph Perry, who has been quite sick
with pneumonia, is improving. Newell
White Is giving his house a coat Of paint. .
Mrs. L. L. Wiggin and Mrs. E. M. Clement
went to Waterville last Saturday shopping.
....M Mrs. c. NJ. Clement of Lowell, Mass,
is visiting her father, Job Clement. -. Leon
Wiggin is away peddling honey. IF C..
Lucas of Searsmont was at j. E. Halls
last Saturday. He hauled two loads of ap-
Pile barrels to the farmers in this vicinity
&C. V. Stevenson went to Owls Head
last week to help build cottage.
swANvILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Goldsmith have
closed their summer residence and returned
to their home in Salem, Mass, last Monday,
THE dance at Cunningham's Hall last
Friday night was well attended. Percy
Hartman with his cornet added much to
the music. Mr. and Mrs. Loomis Games
of Searsport are guests of Hon. A. E.
Nickerson and wife this week. Otis B.
Patterson has bought the place recently
owned and occupied by John Maddocks and
is having the house repaired, painted and
papered throughout. Fred Littlefield of
Waldo has been buying apples in town..
Miss Emma Marden of Prospect was a
guest at Albert CunIingham's last week $3.50.
Herbert Cunningham of Maiden, Mass, has
been visiting his old home.
WINTERPORT.
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Boston, Oct. 16. Sch. Henry R. Tilton
has been libeled by the Naumgeak Towing
Co. for salvage. A hearing will be held
Oct. %.
Vineyard Haven, Mass, Oct. Is. Tug
Marks received $500 for floating SCH Pen
dleton Sisters off Squash Meadows Shoal
yesterday.
Fernandina, Oct. H. Sch. Glad Tidings,
from Fernandina for Mayport, with coal,
foundered off st. Andrews. Crew picked
up by pilot boat Francis Elizabeth.
Bath, Me-, Oct. 16. Percy & Small will
build another six master for j. S. Winslow
& Co., duplicate of the Edward J. Law
renee, now building for the same company
Milbridge, Me-, Oct. 10 Sch. R. P. Chase,
Smith, which went ashore on JOrdan's De-
light, near here, Oct. 9, will probably be a
total loss. She was of 81 net tons, was built
in 1857 at Belfast and was owned at this
port.
Sandy Hook, Oct. 16. Sch. Carrie c. Miles
of Rockland, Me-, Peterson, with coal, from
Port Reading for StOnington, went aground
on Romer Shoal yesterday and sprung aleak.
Life savers brought ashore captain and
crew this morning. The Miles was owned
and commanded by Capt. Frank A. Peter
son of Rockland, who bought her about one
year ago. She was valued at about $4,000
and was partially insured.
Coquimbo, Aug. %. Ship Tillie E. Star
buck, from New York for Hon olulu Cbe-
fore reported), encountered ter rife storm
in the Pacific, which carried away her
masts on July 81, in latitude SO S, longitude
81 W. The crew, after remaining on the ship
until Aug. 16, were picked up by the Cam
buskenneth and brought to this port las be-
fore stately The vessel was set, on fire be-
fore being abandoned to prevent danger to
other vessels.
Fernandina, Fla, Oct. 10. The pilot boat
Francis Elizabeth at 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning, just off the Ferpandina bar,
picked up Captain Nickels and six men of
the schooner Glad Tidings, which went
down on last Wednesday night off St. An.
drew's light. With good wind, the Glad
Tidings was making six to seven knots an
hour, when she struck on St. Andrews
shoals. She succeeded in beating over the
shOal and anchored. There were four feet
OF water in her hold, and being coal laden
the captain realized that she could not long
remain above water. Both the steam and
the hand pumps were working but when
nine feet of water had gained over the
pumps Captain Nickels gave orders to man
the life boats. Taking only box of bis
cults and no water, the men took to the
life boats as the schooner sank: By al
most superhuman efforts they Kept the
boats riding the rough sea against heavy
gale until picked up. The captain and
crew will remain here for several days.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

The partnership existing between John A. Fogg
Fogg & Brown was dissolved % Oct L. 1907 by by
mutual consent. The market business will be
continued at the old stand in the Howes' block
against the old firm are requested to present
them at once for settlement, and all owing the
firm to make immediate payment.
JOHN A. FOGG.
3w41 MARION E. BROWN
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WINTERPORT.

WINTERPORT.
c. r. Hill, Capt. A. E. Fernald and Capt.
George Crockett attended the funeral of
Capt E. G. Hutchinson in Bangor last
week. Capt. Hutchinson was formerly a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-26
Juan Do Guznan lsnItsz
ABOGADO-NOTARIO
CALLE ALLEN, 23. F. %. Box 49,
SGs /xGn RG<yto. Rico.

federal y 1ltimamente Ell la Union
de Puerto Rico.
Matrona como la senora Con
zalez, no mueren nuuca para el CO.
raz6n de sus hijos nj para Ell de los
buenos puertorrlquefos.
iQue Dlos lie de abrlgo en- SD
seno q la que supo cumplir su mi.
sion en- la terra, como madre y co.
mo patriota!
Nuestro pesame a sus hilos
amigos y correllgionarios nuestros
Hoy Sc han sac1lfcado
reses con I'm total de 2656 libra.
expendidas q 26 y 20 centavo
kllc.
CoRRRsPoNsAL.
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ESTADO DEL TEMPO
Hasta la semana ter
minada el 21 de Di-
ciembre corriente.
yIENTOS DEL ESTE
Velocldad msxima en- San
Juan, % millas por no.
ra. - Temperature.

En- Ia division N. de la isla, hui
bo un tlempo parclalmente nublado
y cayeron aguaceros con frecuencia
no acostumbrada Ell Ia tercera Sc.
mana de dlciembre. En- San Iuau
Sc ha anotado durante la semana,
As aguaceros. Slnembargo la pre-
clpitaci6n no fue excesiva, porque
los aguaceros fueron generalmente
de corta duracl6n. En- las divisio.
mes E., S., y O., el tempo fue ge.
neralmente claro yla precipitation
ligera. Reinaron vlentos del g.,
con una velocldad maxlma, en- San
Juan, de 29 millas por hora, del &.
el dia IT.
La temperature media en- la Is.
la fue 1902, 6 o.2o bsjo dela sema-
ma precedente. La mas alta que
han informado fue 9oo, en- Juana
Diaz, el dia 40; la mas baja, 57o, en-
Cayey, el dia 1s Y en- Cidra, ell dia
10. En- San Juan, la temperature
media en- la semana fue llgeramente
sobre Ia normal.
FL promedio de la precipitation
en- la isla fue o.s6 pulgada. La
cantidad mayor de precipitation To-
cal fue ~ pulgadas, en- Can6va-
mas. En- varias estaciones ptacti-
camente no llovi6.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-26
nOTAS De UTOADO
Llegada del honorable
GObernadOr. Invita-
ci6n del A1ca1de.
EN- e. AYuNTAMIENTO
Delegados para la Asamblea
tinionista. -EI sefior An.
nexy. "A pasar Navidad.
En- e. LAYUNTAMIENTO

Dcbre. 24.-Ayer q las cuatro
de Ia tarde lego 4 esta' poblacl6n
el popular Gobernador de Puerto
Rico, Hon. Regis II. Post. Fueron
4 recibirle por Ia carretera de Ad-
juntas, el sefior alcalde Francisco
d. C6rdova, los miembros del Con.
cejo Municipal sefores Pablo I
Bro, Jose D. de Jesds, Pedro A.
Figuesoa y JESUS Ramirez; el Pre-
sidente del psrtldo Unionlsta doc
tor Cueto Rodriguez, 81 Presidente
yel Superintendent de Escuelas
Lcdo. Antonio de Jes6s Lopez y
81 sefior Manuel G. Min respectiva-
mente, 81 Jusz de la Corte Munich
pal Lcdo. Santiago B. Palmer, en-
pleados del Munlcipio seiores To.
mas Jordan Correa, Juan Palop y
Eduardo Iglesias, el tenieute de Ia
policfa sehor SanmillGn y varios ca
balleros mas.
81 Honorable Alcalde despues
deli presentation del case, invit6
al Gobernador a que pasara unos
momcntos siqulera en- Utuado, va
que lie era impossible permanecer
aquf por lalgunas horas, a 10 que
accedi6 el gobernador, !siendo obse-
quiado en- los salones del Ayunta.
miento con verdadero gusto por es.
tos utuadefos, Representatives alli en-
sus diferentes Corporaciones P1-
blicas.
Media hora dur6 la estancia
de Mr.. Post en- Utuado, breve
tempo en- verdad, pero que fue su-
fciente para que el comprendiera
que en- esta ciudad Sc lie qulere del
modo mas enthusiastic y mas sincere.
81 sefor alcalde hizo una invi-
tacl6n al Honorable Gobernador, y
tai vez en- breve le Tenderness aqu'
por un dfa, 10 cual sobre ser motive
de regocijo para Utuado, reportars
gran bene6clo al progreso de nues
tra poblaci6n.
Con motive de Ia Asamb'ea &c
neral del partido que tendra etect'
en- San Juan el Is de enero pr6xl
mo, han sldo uombrsdos por est
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T. ALTANlO
DOCTOR EN- MEDICINA
Y CIRUJIA2

OcUL1STA. -Ex.medlco au.
xiliar de Ia Clfnica oftalmol6.
gica, que { cargo del doctor
Barraquer existe en- el Hospi.
tai de Il Santa Cruz de Bar.
celona. Consultorio exclusive
para afecciones de loS ojos.
TetuAn "a, (cerca del Tea
tro.) = Horas de consulta,
De 9&12 de Ia ma6ana, -
Gratis 4 los pobres, de 81 9
de IL mahana. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-26
NOT|C|AS De PONCE

D.clembre "a. Hoy fuluos tes-
tigos de un case curioso Ell las Of
clnas del Juzgado Municipal.
Julia Rivera, esposa de Jose
Cortes Gonzalez, residente hoy en-
Cuba, tiene tres nifios, de estos dos
estau Ell su poder y el ma pequefo,
Gallo Rslueraldo Cortes que cuenta
hoy siete afios y medic de edad, en-
poder de Luisa Gouzalez, quien 10
la criado desde la edad de seis me-
FL narido de Julia escribe 4
esta para que embarque hacia Gu
ba llevando los tres nihos.
Julia pretenie que Luisa lie de
su hijo, pero esta Sc mega manifes-
do que no puede darselo, puesto
que hace siete aiios 10 tiene en- su
poder y que ademas hace cuatro
afios ella misma lie dijo que cogiese
su hijo antes que fuese q ponerle
mucho Garlic, pues luego lie serfs
duro separarse de el.
Julia lie contest6 que Sc queda.
ra con el, que ella saba que era su
madre.
Tambien justifca Luisa que en-
noviembre de 1905 Cortes trat6 de
atropellar al nifio y como la madre
81 opusiese la emprendi6 a golpes
con ella, siendo denunclado al juz-
gado, por 10 que la corte lie lmpusc
10 mes de prisi6n.
Preguntado el nl6o quien L
a'imentaba, le vestia, lie habia pues
to a Ia escuela y atendfa a el Ell
to 10, contest6 que Luisa Gonzalez
Puesta las dos madres frente
el, lie preguntan con quien quier
estar y contesta que con Luisa Con
zalez.
Vuelve a-preguntArsele que s
reoonoce q su madre y que ST |
quiere, contesta que ST, pero gu
qulere estar con Luisa.
Julia Rivera manifesto que
: no habfa tenldo el nino era porqu
3 Nd podfa sostenerlo causa de Il
tener trabajo; pero Sc compruet
que ella ha estado colocada cuatr
amos en- TN hospital y que SUI mar
do ha tenldo trabajo en- Cuba, has
el extreme de poder hacer viajes {
e Ida y vuelta.
: Fl juez municipal, vlsto el r
a sultado de esta investigation y t
d madas las declaraciones q las d,
|. madres en- presencia del Lcdo. Vid
Rios y de este corresponsal, mar
fiesta q Julia Rivera que el no pu
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POR $50
Sc vende un piano de POGO uso,
Iuformaran Luna Io2.

Junta unionista q dicha asamolea,
los distinguidos correliglonarios Sc
flores doctor Cueto y Jose Loren6
Casalduc.
Para la Asamblea de las Jun
tas Escolares de la isla, convocada
por el honorable Comlsionado de
Rducaci6n, para el 27 y 2S del
corriente, fue designado por esta
Junta Escolar, SD presidente seiior
de Jesds Lopez.
Sc halla en- esta ciudad desde
aver, el muy estimable caballero Sc.
nor Jaime Annexy, que ha'venido
pssar los primeros dias de Navldad
al lado de SD distinguida familia
| lie saludamos afectuosamente.
| CoRRESPoNSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-26
N0T|c|AS GENERATES
En- Cabo-rojo. -Comite
abolicionista de la
pena capital.
vAPOR GAN JUAN,
En- el teatro. -Hecho censu.
rable. = Goleta americana
sJames T. Marwell.1
vAPOR GAN !UAN>

81 Comite sprovlsional de la
Sociedad Abolicionista de la pena
capital, ha quedado constitufdo en-
Cabo Rojo de la siguiente manera:
Presidente, seiior Victor A. Carbo-
nell, y Secretaries los sefiores Juan
R. Crespo y Carmelo Lopez,
I'll vapor americana sSan
Juan' saldra para este puerto el 2e
del presente.
Debiera evitarse por qulen
corresponda que por Ia puerta prin-
cipal del teatro Sc pasen al escens-
rio bandejas con vasos de bebids.
Rste servlclo debe hacerse por Ia
puerta posterior del edi6cio, tanto
porque resultarfa mas rapido GUAM
to porque por la puerta principal,
no es nada agradable nj mucho me-
nos nj proplo de un centro &c
de cultura. Este hecho que sensu-
ramos 10 hemos presenciado er
la function de antenoche.
La goleta americana rJame.
I. Maxwell Tr,D Sc pondra 4 la car
ga en- New York el 6 de enero en-
trante, saliendo directa para est,
puerto el 16 del mlsmo mes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-26
D|VERsOS |NFOPMES
Ell Administrator A de la
Central Aguirre.'
Su renuncia.
A ESTADOS-UNIOOS
En- Ia Corte de HumacAc. ;.
Vfnculo matrimonial di-
suelto -Otra renuncia.

Fl actual administrator de
la sCentral Acquires de Guaysms,
Mr.. W. J. Lowfie, ha presentado
la renuncia, la cual lie ha sido ad-
mitlda por la junta directora de la
Compafifa, en- Boston, para tener
efecto el 81 del corriente. Tamblen
ha renunciado Ell cargo de sub-ad.
miuistrador el hljo del primero Mr..
Walter A. Low1e, quienes embar-
caran para los Estados Unidos.
Mr.. c. L. Crehore, socio de Ia
casa bancaria eLuce, Crehore &
ca, de Ponce, sucedera a Mr.. W.
]. Lowrie, EN- el cargo de admins
trador.
Con fecha 16 de Mayo del
pasado aho la Corte de Dlstrito de
Humacao declare roto y disuelto el
vfnculo matrimonial exlstente entire
ell seior Natalie Soto y la senora
Feiicita Garcia, dejando q ambcs
c6nyuges en- libertad de contraer
nuevas .nupclas. Lo publicamcs
hoy para conoclmiento general.
-Nuestro amigo el j6ven Er.
dque Goico ha renunciado el pues'
to que venfa ocupando en- las ofcl'
IS de la sSinger Sewing Machine
Companys de San Juan.
| POR $50
Sc vende TN piano de POGO uso
Informaran Luna Io2.
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FXIIO lt TIQUIlll

Sc acaba de- dar eu la Porte
Saint Martin, Ia oooa representa-.
ci6n de Cyrano de BeIgerae.
Mafana 27 de diciembre har5n
diez sfios que fue creada en- ese
mlsmo teatro de la Porte.Saint.
Martin la obra de NJ. Edmond
Rostaud y las muchas representa-.
clones dadas en- la Porte Saint Mar.
tin y en- la Gate, no han dlsmInui.
do el exito de la incompatible obra
maestro de Rostand.
En- 600 representacIones Cyra,
no de BeIgerae ha pro1ucido la
enorme suma de S 54S.335,65 de
francos.
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de desT oiar a Lulsa Gonzalez del
nifio, puesto que Sc comprueba que
durante siete amos ha atendido q el
cual 81 fuera su verdad4ra madre,
mtentras aquella Julia Rivera) en-
esos slete amos no Sc habfa cuidado
del nifio mas que en- este momento
que va representaba una ayuda 81
fuese necesario, que por 10 tanto
acudiese q la Corte de Dlstrlto en-
reclamo de su hijo, 81 Sc creia con
todos los derechos como madre.
Ell Lcdo. Vidal Rios, concluidas
manifestaclones del juez municipal,
Sc ofreci6 representa- Luisa Con.
zaez en- la Corte de Distrito 81 has.
ia ella llevase sus pretensiones Julia
Gonzalez, sin retrikuci6n alguna.
-Existencia de presos en- la
carcel del Distrito. En- sumaria
"a hombres y mujer, en- condena
I I35 hombres, IL mujeres, total 15o
hombres y I3 mujeres.
Hoy ha empezado a abrirse
el trozo de Ia calle de la Concord!a
que empalma con la estaci6n del
ferrocarril.
-Esta tarde Sc celebrara el
entierrc del Bombero de la g Bril-
gada Santo Matos.
Con sentlmiento registramos
hoy la muerte de la sehora Rosa
Gonzalez viuda de Mirabal a los
60 aiios de edad.
Esta noble matrona en- su ,viu.
dez qued6 con 9 hijos varones sir
tener siquiera I'm hcgar propio.
La sefiora Gonzalez sufriendt
las vlsicitudes del destino, pert
con una heroicidad POGO comdu, 81
dedic6 primero a la instruction pri
maria de sus 9 hijos, y seg1n ib,
creciendo fue dedicaudolos & |,
industria, al comercto y a las artes
) logrando verlos todos bajo Tin re
gazo en- condolences de ser titles
la sociedad y q la familia.
Cuando Sc iniclaron las lucha
} polftlcas, hablendo aIgunos de ello
con capacidad para el voto, 10
} reuni6 a todos y les hlzo present
: que su padre habfa muerto siend
a liberal y ella esperaba que sus hljt
e todos honraran la memorja de s
padre luchando por la causa lib
raj.
: Los hijos de la seiiora Gonz
S de Mlrabal, atendlendo 4 la voz {
Il su querida madre y al recuerdo I
! su padre todos ingresaron prime
: en- el partido liberal, despues .en
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DR., JacintO Zaratt

Medicina.-Cnuiia-E Intermediates de ninos. .-Parto.
OcuIIsrA della Cnnica Oftamol6gica del <HoteDeus de
Paris Consultas de 3 p. m.-RAFAEL CoRDERo lLu'
ma 1927.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-08-09

Sheepmen will be interested to learn
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in the federal service. has contracted
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terest In Utah and Nevada. Great
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be a pure and concentrated prepare
tion possessing splendid merit. and
viii be sold at prices far below those
now paid for other Official. dips. We
wish DR.. Gillett success and trust he
may secure wide patronage for his
firms goods.