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Arizona republican., 1907-12-10

is the third share Of the purse offered at the Tucson tournament has been paid. MT. Goldberg has settled nearly all outstanding bills for the fall sea son of baseball and figures that there may be a dollar or so left. The recent series of games did not set the city back 50 very much considering the efforts which were put forth 10 make it a go. Phoenix certainly can be proud of its record in pushing the sport. Not only did the city go to more expense than any town in the ter ritory to secure a nine but it also de- volved upoa Phoenix to help keep up the Tucson aggregation after the big show at Tucson in order to have that nine join in the fair tournament. The gate receipts here also contributed to Bisbee's salary money and yet with all this load the association anu manage ment are coming out with flying col Ors. The attendance at the games in Phoenix was far better than in any other town in the territory.
 CAN TASTE THEM YET.-A letter sent to Phoenix man and turned over to the board of trade is from J. :. Ieonhardt M. D.. 1726 N. Street. Lin coin, Neb. He says in part: Being very fond of "sUn dried peaches. and having once had a taste of some that came from your valley. I want to buy some more. Kindly inform me where to buy. or, better still, if this fruit can be had in your city. give this letter to a dealer to reply as to price on say fifty pounds I would like to get this fruit frorp a private, clean party if I can" etc The reader will note that the doctor wants clean fruit and that he does not want the sulphured fruit. Doubtless there are several readers of The Republican who can fill the order and it is here announced publicly for the benefit of the fruit dealer who is up to date and gets busy on hint.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-10
H. A. Diehl Shoe Go
WHERE TO SEND THeM.-s

WHERE TO SEND THEM-Speak- ! ing Of the panorama pictures of this valley being taken by the Orchard and
 Farm staff for advertising purposes in the east. quite number of people
 have inquired where they are to be sent to. The secretary of the board of trade. who announced d few days ago
 that he could place all thu pictures that would be furnished him. in reply
 gives as illustrations. two places where
 he would like ver.- much 70 send a full set One is the North American Homeseelers' Bureau of Hartford. Conn. an institution whose work is indicated i- the name. It is recOm-
 mended by tEe banks and by people Of
 standing generally throughout that section as g worthy institution. The other is the Farmers Alliance associa- tion os OI,io and Indiana. to which a set would be sent if provided. to be
 displayed in the various conventions of farmers held at one time and an-
 other in the two states. There are
 plenty of persons and institutions of this sort where pictures could be
 placed to advantage. It is hoped that d good supply will be secured for dis
 tribution in this way through the club bing plan between the Orchard and
 Farm and The Republican. The sub- scriber who feels like helping adver- tise the country by taking more than one copy each of the papers. may find good people to send either the papers or the pictures to by applying to the secretary os the board of trade
 TUCSON PAYS THE MONEY Manager Goldberg reports that after most strenuous efforts the si50 which
Arizona republican., 1907-12-10

Pure boiled apple cider for your mince meat at Melczer Bros. Com pany. Phone Main 75.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-24
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D. W. Boyce devotes his time to rents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-24

-Mitchelrs Candy Kitchen, the only place to get fresh home made candy and sour krout candy. tf
 FOR RENT-One six room cot tage on Locust and Ninth; S125O per month Apply next door.
 For Rent-Two or three fur nished rooms for rent Apply at 122l Vest Second, Or phone old, No. 26. ti
 FOR RENT-Store No. lis West Barraaue street, formerly occupied by I. Goldstein and Son. Apply to Harry Goldstein.
 Fifteen cases of the usual or der, "drunks and disorderlies, y were disposed of in police court yes terday morning.
 Two nicely furnished rooms con- venient to town and depots. Apply 401, corner Sixth and Georgia streets. Mrs. J. H. Lovelady.
 At the Grand Leader, ladies par Tor, shampooing, manicuring, and facial massage, also artificial hair goods for sale. Ladies please call.
 For Sale-First-class marble number of secondhand show cases, all of which will sell cheap. A. s. Tripp, The Hammett Gro Co.
 For a clear complexion, bright, sparkling eye and vigorous diges- tion, take Prickly Ash Bitters. It puts the system in perfect order.
 Dad Davidson, 406 Main street, serves at all times. day or night, hot coffee, cold or hot lunches. If hungry go to Dads. Everything good to eat, prepared in best of style.
 Miss Aemlia Cook wishes to an- nounce that she will give instruc- tions in art needlework, commence work, take orders. also do III kinds of stamping. cos West Barrsque street. Old phone 385.
 Wanted, good. live agent in Pine Bluff and surrounding terrto- ry for fine line of calendars, leath- CT goods and advertising novelties. Fine opportunity to right man. Write J. Earl Rogers Co.,, Box AGO, New Orleans, La.
 Harry Russell, formerly of the Home Bar, Is now connected with John O'Connell at the Antlers Bar, which will be known as the 'Gin Flzz Bar," where he will be pleased to meet his patrons and friends Nice lunch srved daily.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-24
"NOrnin' Si."

The rural comedy in which J. c. Lewis appears as "Si Plunkard' will be at the E1ks theater for one night, Monday, February 25. This season the comedy has been put for ward with all new features, intro ducing full working threshing ma chine and many other catch novel; ties. S1 Pluffnaard has been entirely rewritten and reconstructed for the present season, and will be present ed by an efficient cast, introducing many bright and sparkling special ties. Si and his country band will give their famous and original fun- ny street parade.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-24

Mrs. P. "A. Bridges and little son, Eugene, left yesterday for Searcy. to visit Miss Louise Bridges, who is attending Galloway college at that place.
 -Men-Send for eour 1907 cata- logue, explains how we teach barber trade in a few weeks, mailed free Write nearest branch. Moler Barber College, St. Louis, Mo-, or Dallas, Tex
 For rent, three connected fur nished rooms for light housekeep- ing. with bath, toilet, lights and telephone at 717 Walnut street. Phone go.
 Wanted, salesmen of ability and neat apeparance to call on all merchants in their territory; ele- gant side line convenient to carry: good commissions; prompt remit tance. Belmont Mfg. Co.,, Cincin- natl, o.
 Oriental net, oriental lace, ori- ental edginigs and insertings. mal- tese inserting, Vense galoons, Ven ise bands, white filet bands are the most recent additions to the spring stock at Pine Bluff Mercantile con- pany.
 -C. H. Watkins, who is charged with having raised check which he is alleged to have cashed with Lou Owen, the saloonist, was given a preliminary hearing ip Justice L. E. Cheeks court Friday afternoon. He waived examination and his bond was fixed at $250. Unable to make bond, he was taken back to jail.
 The marriage of Miss Maggie M Wilson of this city and Charles l.. Hamilton of Memphis was sol emnized at o'clock Thursday even ing at the home of Reverend Thom- as s. Potts, in Memphis, in the pres ence of a few friends. The new ly married couple are to make Pine Bluff their home.
 -Mf. C. G. Gillespie will on the first of March resign his position with the Rhodes-Haverty Furniture company, and go in business for himself. He will handle such goods as rugs, lace curtains, shades, etc. Office at 21S West Fifteenth ave- nue. Mir. Gillespie nas been in the employ of the nhodes- -Haverty Furniture company for about eight years, having worked himself up from collector to assistant manager, which place he has filled for the past four years, having made large number of acquaintances and friends during this time by his courteous treatment to those with whom he came ill contact and strict attentiveness to Business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-24
First Methodist Church.

First Methodist Church.
 Morning.
 Organ prelude, Organist.
 Anthem-"O, Lord, Most Merci- ful," (Concone), Choir.
 Offertory Solo-I heard the Voice of Jesus Say (Hearriss) Miss Grace D. Prather
 Sermon-Rev. James Thomas.
 Evening.
 Organ postlude-Organist.
 .sThe Lord is Great" (Porter), Choir.
 ,Offertory Solo-"Be Mercifu1 Unto Me, o God" (Berwald) Miss Grace D. Prather.
 Sermon-Subject: Growth in Grace Rev. T. Y. Ramsey.
 Organ Postlude-Organist.
 Everybody is earnestly and cor dially invited to attend all the ser vices at First Methodist church. The Rev. James, who conducts the morning service, is known by all to be one of the strongest and grand est men in all Methodism and it will be a great treat to all to hear this divine preach in the city of Pine Bluff.
 Miss Prather, who sinigs both of fertolies, has many friends in this city who know her to be one of the sweetest singers heard here for many years. She will be pleasantly remembered as the guest of Miss Sue Ramsey last summer. She holds a responsible position in the First Methodist choir of Little Rock, and it will be treat to all to hear these offertories
 Sunday school at 9:30 sharp. Ev- erybody who does not attend Sum- day school elsewhere are kindly re- Yuested to come in with us.
 Epworth League at 3:3O.
 Mid-week prayer service Wednes- day night at 7:3O by the pastor.
 At the Christian Church..
 Reverend c. c. Clinic, the pas tor, will preach at both morning
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-24
AUCTION PRIZES.

The following are the fortunate ones at Thursdays sale at T. A.. Drummond's, No. 221 Main street: John Hemmert, 625 East Third ave- nue, watch; W. Lee, 625 East Third avenue; Geo. Murdaugh, Ill Cher ry; James Farrell, TIA East Third; Claude Collins, 122 North Ash.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-24
First BaDtist Church.

The pastor, Reverend Ross Moore, will preach at both hours of service today, Subjectt for he morning. whatsoever Is Born of God" Ev. ening subject "You Must Be Born Again." Sunday school 5:30 a. m E. Y. P. U. 6:30 p. m. All are very cordially invited to attend these services.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-24
Hawley Memorial Church.

Reverend J. K. Wooten is still as- sisting the pastor in the revival meet ing here. Preaching today at Il a. m., and at 7:45 p. m. Young Peo- ples' service at 3 p. m All christian workers are invited to assist in these meetings.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-24
Lutheran Church.

The Evangelical Lutheran church 112O East Sixth avenue.
 German services 1924 a. m. English services (Lenten) 1:3O P. m.
 Sunday school 10 a. m.
 All are welcome. W. C. Schrader, pastor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-24

and evening services today. Morn ing subject, Jesus Is Able.' Even ing subject, ''The Seven Trumpets.' Services at the usual hours. All are invited to attend.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-24
I. c. s

Wanted every person in Pine Bluff who is interested in education, to call at Voss-Nichol Co.,, 305 Main street, and see the exhibit of the Internal ional Correspondence Schools. Cir culars and full information can be had free for the asking.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-24
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Lakeside Methodist Church.

At II o'clock a. m. the pastor, Reverend w. c. Watson, will preach on "The Bequest of Peace." At 7:3O D. m., Reverend James Thom- as of Texarkana will preach. The Senior League will meet at 6:3O D.. m. instead of D. m. All other services at usual hours. All cordi- ally invited to attend.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-24

Reverend James Thomas of Texarkana will conduct the mems meeting at the Y. M. C. A. Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-24

German valenc1ennes faces from 3-S inch to inches wide, in white and ecru, prices from sc to 35c a yard. A representative stock to se- lect from at Pine Bluff Mercantile company.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-14
ADORABLE iLOS 8 DlAS

/ De que depende principalmente q
que una muier nos parezca fea bonita7
Seguramente del efecto que nos cause
vera los dientes.
Nadie como la mujer misma conoce la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-14
.FUERTE LLUvIA TO-
rranCiaI en- AreCibO.
50 IlOnsa laslallr 0n los hsIss dsl lynniGmISllO
untotfOnO ptbIIsa.


0ctubYe 1I-EI Bkbado hiEo "a debut en-
o1ta tsatro 81 magnffcO cinemat6g 6gvsf0 dc ia
empre1a Ronas, no quedando dtfEaudadan
lan eBpaEanzas del publico que aGiStio d e..
psct6Culo, pues pusde decirle que ea 81 me-
ior apaFato que us ha exhibidu ca ests tsa'
tTO y que mas yaEiedad ds pelfcnlas intsEo'
1anteu be preIontndo. El Tango andsluS
tuvo que FspetiIna pstici6n dol pdblioo ,
antuuiasmaFon "EI Ca1navaI ca Niza, /" Ii
n1sla madgasta q cicli.ta miopo. Mar na
y domingo nuevaG viatas de gran intsrea
AL tsatro pueg.
-En 81 salon do se1iones do eute muni.
cipio sa han inStalado dor pTeCiouOn abAni.
COS sl6Ctricon. LastimG gEande que adm no
Es decoEado cate hermoso Eal6n.
- EllyieEnes cay6 foeEteIlluvia torEsnCial
sobTe esta ciudad, CRusando ID avenida de
rio Grands, 10 Oual hacs impOHible hoy 81
paso del nnc6n.
Don Miguel CloquelI ComeEcisnta de
esta playa ha salido para los EatadoS Uni.
dor con 81 An dc haceE Compras para "a
ESTABLISHMENTS.
-Ha nalido para Coamo 81 sefior don
HOnoratO BeEga aCompanAdo de 90 dintin'
guida e1pnBa
-8s piensa inntaIsr en- los baiOu de Is
caBa Ryuntsmiento mn telef no p6hliCo que
GsTG de mucha dtilidad psra la pobiaCi6n
-H6ata AhoFa no ss Babs que hayan da'
do COmienzo los tFabsjou RnuuciadoB De ID
caFTeteFa de ARecibo 6 LaRes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-14
|. 900 acres de- tene
nos pOr pglear
EI senior DagaIf ssta amanda una
IeY0InGi6l contra eI Brasil.
QlIIrS lpotsralSl ID stldo I. nlnis ] funtlF
lllT 20 gohIarnB plrl b pueblo"

El gslIOE de MBgalf an cOsschero de
cafe del Brazil Fanidente ahora Ga le
cslle 81 nimeEo 1876, Oante, New York,
est6 hacienda una revoluci6n pnEa psleas
contra 81 gobieFDo da aquel pafS.
Mggalf dice que 10 Imports POGO que
aqual gobisEno con0acs aus prop6r 6ritoB por
que 40 puade hacafIo nada, peE0 NO obs
tnnte cato. cuando en- ID Eecluta fsa gOlda.
dor s qne shorR se dsdicu, q diEiga al
guns peTaona poT sscritO. no Oivida con-
signaT las palabEaS, estriotGNseSsts prohibidO
o0nfdsn0SGL
Est6 pFepaEandO M Ri6Ecito dc invaBi6n
y declaEa que en- 81 BrsBil, aparte de lou
paiueB pT6ximos Rio JaneiFo, no hay
gobierDo digno de su nombFe. Dies gus
Gu pFop6sito Cd apodsTarBs del estado de
MinaB GsFaeB que g uno do los mas po.
bladoB, para eatableCer IN gObSernO para
III pueblo.
81 ssfioE Magslf ha sscrito cartas
varias peEsonaB Feaidentas en- New York
y en- otras ciudade1, dici6ndolea que una
soCiedad de tsTTstsDientes y CsfeteToG, uni
dos tsmbien pars pEOp6aitos polftiCOg, y
cindsdnnos de uua repdbtica que para loo
fnes que ne busoan pusde deciFua qUe e6t6
BituadR en- Sur America ha C0misionado sl
que uu8cEibe, miembFo de aqneIla asocia-
Ci6n, para oTgsnizsT, equipar, conducir y
tFanspoEtsF 81 ioal deBtino, nm regi
mianto de Colonos que sBt6n en- condolences
de hacsF un activo uervicio miiitaE.
seg6n esas cATtss cffecen, cada colono
reCibir6, ibrs de TODD gastO, unA cOncs.i6n
de terHenog en- 81 Brazil. equivalents 8
600 acres, teniendo dereCho, adsm6s, 6
slegiF = gsr elegido para empleOs p6biiCAB
militaren CivileA
8eE6 condici6n que nirg6a colon0 Sc
PxigiF6 seTviCioH pOF mas de dos t6rminos
de Beis meaeB Csda uno, EecibieDdo duran
to 81 ssrvieio active 10 suma de 81 diarioB
TaCi6n para 81 , eoFrsjs para 81 CAbsllo
CRda voIuptario debs pFoporcionaFBe
armaB implementos cuyo coBto % calculs
On unoa $3.50 y debe tambie contribuir
con $50 para los gastoB do AstaHAy spro-
viaionsF an vapoF que condusca hombEeu
scahRllos Rl B asiI. ri NOR tame de
eBaG cuotsu dsbe ser Eemitido & j. 81. Wino
chester y Co., sgsptea do baFCos en- Pro.
duCs EchADgs Building de New Yo,k
AL dnal do squeilas csFtsB, Msgnh pre-.
gnnts: 5es.6 "a ftsioamemts pgepnyados
festd ustsd dSspWestO q TeRVnciaT pOF eieT.
to tempo IA comfortable mOnotontG dc
81 GctalaI eGiStsnejd, pOT W1G VidG m6S iBo
teresonte y voTiGda que eStd Esjas De pore.
eerse & aR ts De EGs cincO de "a taTdef
Las prsuaOSOnes y IOS pe'grOS no 70 ate.
FTOTisonf
LOs reporters han inteErogado 81 Bfiior
Magalf , este hs prestadO attention & suB
deseos de infoFmaci6o. sunque callando 81
estado en- que en- smpreua ss halla GUAM
tos hombFsB ha encOntrado que reunan las
condolences requsridaa y eaten lAtos &
Ssguirle.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-14
Ia muarte De IN gran ndsicO.

Edward Grieg, que disputaba { Ricardo
Strauss el primer pUssto entire los c0mpo'
sitores de hoy, ha muerto en- Berlin. Grieg
era noEuego, y "a alcsnzaba s5ad baBtante
ayanzada AfoEtunadamenta 81 era de los
que podfan entouaE 81 ''Non omniS moriaE''
poFque Bus obEas son mss perdurableI que
el bronco.
La production de Edward Gsieg Cd co.
loaal : vautfsima. Aparte de gran n6me-
70 dc piszas para plano-entre iGs cuaIs1
ss Cusnfan SOS famosaa sPie1as lfriCaB "
una &c Las Cnalag inspire D'AnnunEio
una dc suB mas bellas Compuaiciones poeti-
oaE.-tisne un immense Caudal de- obFa1
EiDf6niOas , de mdsiCs de cfmaEa Sc
Interpretation musical del pOema "Pser
Gynf' de Ibsen, en- 'buits" oEquetal. g
eonHidaFa una dc unu obrns masItEa1.
Ggieg impregnaba sos obTaa en las 5Eu-
mas del norts "a uns fsantimeDtAlidad
pEOfuudamsnts modeEna y exquiaita.
TambiGn eutsllaban tswpagtadeu en- Bu1
gEandsa fFanes hEicaa > siialapEa subyu uRaha
coR ID intnla podaK enelfva
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-14
Ouo gran hotel en- Nueva York.
e Plaza" lesbl Do ser lnauguFado ca Ia
auIata avsRlda.

Aurqus no eatk tOdavfa taYminado, 81
nuevo hotel Plaza, situsdo On IL quinta
avenida en Nuevs York. ha- -sido ~ inau.
gursdO.
Los peEi6aico5 refisrsn muchos detalleH
de las Buntuonidades de dicho hotel.
81 plan es euTOpeO. Este tel plan es
an medic nuevo que ss he implsntado en-
hOteles de muchRg ciudadeG, para haceE
enormes los pTecioB de reaidencia ca algu-
nos hotsles
En- algunos hsy que psnaar que cores.
ponden su forms y 6 30 p1eCio, peTc ca
otSos con muy mediano tEato 60 hace pag 1
81 ,huesred como 81 90 le disra Nm comfort
de pFimera clasa.
En- 81 Plaza. por dos hG6itGeiOnes, dos
baftOo y un pGrlOT, CobTaE6n de $50 & $25
diaTioa. La comida, Rparts. Eo ESQ Consis
to 81 european plan, 10 que hace que. CON
an mediano apetito Sc gRatsn otroa $25.
81 total de $50 diaTiop, corresponds q
an diSpendio anual de S18 $50.
Aunque en- loa Eatados Unidos hay mu.
cha gents que tiene rentas para cubriF esa
suma pOT 90 subsiatsncia, ocuEEe penua1
que con 81 capital que esa renta representa-
% PUede teneF casa propia espl6ndids
EeaidenCia para una familia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-14
FOMENTO De Una
sOCiedad cOOpera-
tiVa en- YabuCOa.
Los masOnss espsTan una Tsspuesta
Del BVdO. padre Lshrtn.
Dishes masoass Iratan Do sOnstruIr % temple
sRsIBuObIo.
(De nuestrO cor espOnsal)

OctubEe 10-Plsunibls Cd por todou
COnOsptOa ID idsa BuEgida por nm veCino
dc este pubic 81 CuaI sin duda be interosa
mucho por Los bienos del pEoCcmun.
TrRta dichR idea del fomentO de una
Sociedad Cooperative industrial para CON
trarreataE les efsct0g dc Las eBpeculaciones
habidas con 81 pan y Il carne.
Con tel motive ys 90 han publiCadO en-
hojas BueltaS lsH bases pTimitivag del tal
prOyeCtO que hA Bido acogido con antusiaB
mo por aquelloS hombres de buenR volun.
tad , smantes del veFdadero prOgEeso
biensBtar del pueblo.
Be dice que muy pronto Be verifcaPS
una reunion pdbiiCa, no Bolamsnte para
darle forma dc proyectO, sino tAmbiea
para txponsT las bases por Las CuRles hs
dc diTigiTSs diCha Sociedad.
ACODHejamCH RI amigo iniCiador De ID
idea, que NO deamaye y que pFosiga adO-
laute hasta yer coron&doa aus eAfoerzos.
FeliCitRmos, pueH, al autoF de tan feliz
penSamiento, , deBde luegO nos ponemoB 4
80 ladO para cuantO pudisra neCeBitar de
nosotFog
-se encuentra ago mejorada de ssIud
ID RpFacisbie ssiioTR Maria Agniar, Hma7.
to espOBa, de- nuestro qusrido amigo don
Lorenzo MsEtoFell.
Con 81 IN satisfaction hemos leido en-
"L@ Llama peri6diOO que ss pub iCR se-
manalmente pm ssta poblaCi6u, una msg-
nifi u opfatq diFigida pOr an ilustrado
mas6n de az 81 Rsverendo padre Ls-
br6n.
EapeFamOs COnQCsr Ia ConteStsCi6u, pueD
sn vsEdad, nOsOt kOu que con OTgullo NOS
hOnramOS con q dictadO de mason, no %.
bemOB- que ntsneEnOS, , por clio eB que
nuestTO III Z. FeClamG Ia Feupuesta.
-6s nota mucho entugiasmo entire los
mSBOnes do este pueblo. para la conEtruo
Ci6n dc un templo. De1eRmoI que cuanto
RnteB 90 realize.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-14

emplear slno un dentifrico que tan
prontos y satisfactorios resultados pro-
duce. Firmado Amelia Ballargeau.
En- Marans (Charenta-Inferior1.
Nose puede hacer un elOgio mas entu-
SHASTA del Dentol que Ell que en- Ia prece-
dente carta hace la distinguida seflorita
que Ia suscribe, 81 bien no nos extrala
tai elogio por las diyersas ocasones en-
que yanos hemOs ocupado en- este peri6-
dico tanto del AgqtG DeatOt, como de Ia
Pasta del P0tUO del mismo nombre.
En- efecto, esta triple creaci0n de Per
fumeria, preparada conforme a los
sabios trabajos del quimico Pasteur en-
los laboratories del Sr. Champigny, cons
tituye un denIifrico soberanamente an
tis6ptico y dotadO de un perfume deli.
closo y peTmanente.
sin embargo, la eficacia del Dentol
no consiste solamante en- deStruir los mi
crobios de la boca nj en- impeuir 3
curar con crrteZa la carries de 10, dientes
8 las inilamaciones d. las encias, las
enfermcdAdeS de la gaFganta, slno que,
aparte todaS estas Ventaias, los dientes
adquieren a los pocos dias de empl ado
ell Dentol una blancura extraordinaria Y
bri.lante desaoarece ell sarro Y queda en-
la b0ca una. Sensaci0n de freScura deli
ciosa y persistence.
Ora de las cualidsdes del Dentol es Ia
de caImar instantaneamente los dolores
de Dluelas, aun los mas Violentos, bas-
tando para clio impregnar de Dentol
purn una bolita de algodon apicarla
cobre ell dent. muela efermOS. 8
Dep6sitos en- San Juan Farmacia de
Sr. F'idel GuiIlermety. Plaza de Baldo
rioty de Castro y Sucres. de J. M. Blanco
Co. San Francisco 81.
En- Mayaguez. Farmacia de los Sres. Ss
liva HeTnAnos, Avenida Ii de Agosto y A
Mulet, Plaza Principal 66.
I'm Ponce. Farmacia Ruiz de Porras
Farmacia Villaronga.
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AYlSO INTERSTATE.

III vapor correo de los EstadoB UnidoB
'S6neca", zRrpayS de New York diTscta-
mente para Mayagusz. 81 dia rs de Octu.
bra & les 10 del dia. Este exceIente =
d iodo yapor de primeFs ClaSe, tiens ca
d Fotes msgoffeos = bien ventiladOu para
uLhg sasenta personas en- la primera CD
mara No tiene c6mara de segnnda Clase,
pero pUeda lleyar IN limitado ndmero de-
peTgonsG de ambos sexos en- Ia tarceTa.
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