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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-07
BANCO TERRITORIAL AGRICOLA
DE PUERTO RICO.
Capital autOrlzado S2.4OO,OOO. Capital rsaIl-
zadO S3l5,532.SS, U. SC.

Pf6stamOs: Con garantias personales. con
colaterales, y con hipotecas corto y largo
plazo sobre fincas rdsticas
DsS0uentOS: De giros, pagares, y obl1ga
clones cOmerciales corto plazo
GlF0s: Sobre FspafIa New York, Paris,
Londres y Hamburgo.
9lTOs pOF Cable: 6obre New York y Ma
drid: .-.
Cuentas GOrrlsnIss: Coniinteres de poo
annual disponibles a la vista por cheques.
lmpOsClOnss plazO flo: Con .intetes de 2
4 p. 8 anual seg6n tempo. r:
SeOCl6l de ah0TTOS: Imposiciones sObre Ii
Dretas desde 25 cts. 81 900 con intereses al
6p 8 annual.
GObranzas: Por cuenta agena con comi-
sion mfnima de cobTo. Sin. comision para
los corrientistas. '~.
DBp6sitOs: De Elective y valores.
Gamble de mOnsdas: De todos los pa1ses.
Vsnta dc O6dulaS hlpOtsOarlas: LIE mejor in
version en- Puerto Rico, interesl7 p. 81 pa
gaderO por cupones semestrales.
Vsnta do flnoas Dando facilidades para ell
pago, en- las jurisdicciones de Adiuntas,
Aguas Buenas, AibonitO, Arecibo, BarceIo-
meta, Barros, Cayey, Ciales, Corozal Qua
yama, Hatillo, Juana Disz, LOLA, Manatf,
Maricao, Naranjito, Patillas, Rio Grande,
Utuado, Yabueoa y Yauco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-07

METILoIDEs-El me1or mas seguro
do todos los especfficos hasta ahora conoCido
para Ia cura permanente de todas las enfer-
medades de la ureta, va sean estas cr6nicag
Ggudas. Contiene el flujo y oura por com
pleto, en- menos tiempos que ningdn otro pre-.
cistitiB, cot. Mejor que las inyecoiones muy
superior al GandRlo copatba. Empieza &
Iurtir gu efeCto las tres ouatro horaH de
hRbeFBe tornado.
Los "METILOIDES"-son fSsileg de tomar
y eatan prepaFados de mRnera que no revuel-
ven sl sBt6mago nj prOduoen malos efectos,
De Venta On todas las Botioas. PidanRe
muestras gratis Bus dniooB fabricsnteB-
Frederick 6tsarnB 8 Ga. Detroit, Miohi.
gan II, A
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-07
mLA VTLLA M MADRTDn

"LA VILLA DE MADRID" avisa q
SuB favorecedOres, que acabs de recibir las
lsgitimas alfombraS terciopelo de Oriente,
msrca "EScudo" para sala, asf como los
dFiles de hilo, legftimo ndmero 100 y Ji'
pijapa y las mejOres alpacas negras y CAST
mirss ingleSes.
En- materiales para la confecci6n de
BOmbrerOS, ENGAGES, bordados, aplicaciones
y corS6s; es la casa que tiene siempre eI
mejor surtido en- Puerto Rico. Hacemos
envfos por correoB todos los puebIos de
la isla. TeJsfonO s7S. p. o. B. 76A
San Francisco 5, San Juan P. r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-07
EMPRESA De AUTOMOVIL JIM ENEz.

Esta cOnocida y va acreditada empresa
de Automobiles anuncia al pdblico, que
partir de Febrero Is eStablecer6 un SER
vicio diario de Automobiles entire San
Juan y Caguas con 81 itinerario siguiente:
Salida de San Juan Plaza Baldorioty 8.
mafiana.
" Cdguas Plaza Principal IL.
tarde.
PreciO de pasaje 50. equipaje 49, kiIos
Paseos de tsrde, cuatro pasajerOs S5.
por hora.
Agents en- San Juan, B. F. saDjurjO.
Lbrerfa Gale San Jose ne. 10 ceTca
Plaza Baldorioty.
Farmacia de Mdrquez ROig, Plaza Prin-
cipal.
Agente en- CSguas Is va.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-07
PARIS BAzAR

Grandes novedades Sc han recibido en-
81 PARIS Bazaar de PEDRO GIUSTI
en- Carteras de mano, porta monedas, bolt
sas de mano, cinturonea, peinetas collarsS
de perlas, cintas de fantasia, paSadores de
bolas graudes para sombreros, capelinas 1e
paja de Italia de paja de Arroz y mu'
chos otros artfculos todoB de Ultima nove-
dad,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-07
INlICAlUR GENERAL

C9NSEIo A LAS hlADRES -Ei jarabe calrnanse de
Sci w Winsow debe sempre que los ni1os estan
en Hodo de "a dentidon. PToporcona aivio Immediate
peueno pacente, produce sleno natural tranquio
silvia e dolor el angelic despierta muy vivo aiegre
Is muy agTadable a paladar, ealna Al nno abSnda
sndss aivk sus dolores, hace facles las fncones del
est6mago egua los intestnos. Es eI mejor remedio
eonocdo para dTrea ya broVenga esa de Ia dentici6n
de euaquiere ora engase mueho edado pedh
e " arube camante De y Sonora Window: IS el meo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-07

PARA cURAR UN RE sFRIA.Do
ENUN DIA tome 81 LAXATIVE BRoMo
QUNNA 81 boticario le devolyera 81 dinero glno
se cura. La hrEna de E w. GROVE SO halla en-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-07
La TIENDITA
Al IadO del AyuntamIsntO

DE J. ECHEvARRIA.
Dedicado expresamente Ia venta de
efectou reIigioSos, jugueteS y TRACES para
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-07
VhLEN 81 PHS0 I'M 0R0.

C0mserva eG mecanfsmO en- buem estad@
Norman, Ont, Enero IS de 1880.
w. II. C0MSToCK, Morrstown, N. r.
Esimado Sr.:-Sus PildOFas de IaaI9 indiana del Dr.
worse son para e oFgausmo e nelor regulator que puede
usar Ia humanidad La vida es como reloj; hagH
nn cuerpo extrano adhere In mas peq1ena da Bus
ruedas eua ell Observation-Disclosures solamensa una
pequena derencia es Percephbe deess sbandonads
ns3 Greeendo obstruction la va
haciendose grnda hasta que que pudo Gcmenta
al empezar correrse necestara en6nces mcho traao
cnidado arregarlo. Asi es La constitution
inpercepbemente a priucpo despues con apidez hasa
que cue pudO principle cOrtar raiz con muy
POGO trabajo vuelve ees fatal Para evar eso ao0n
sejo 0do 81 mnndo purfquen oEganismo tomanda
H. + -HATwEL14
Ell Sa4Va-Gsuaz't5fR del vIaterO.
Anpdgaudus Pond, ". s., Enero q de 1880
w. n. CoMSrOCK, 8Iorristown, N. Y.
1Iuy Gr iaio:-f'or mnchos amos he sdo nm acsrrimo
partdaro de PdOFas Ita.E indiana del Dr. Morse
Ia confanza para mi han hechO acreedoras s
experenca que he tendo oportunidad de sur sobre
vaor merto Mis- ocnpaoones tales que paso muche
tempo flera de mi casa no me eonsderara con IN squt
pae oOmpeto 5; negaran altar las Pdoras del De,
horse.
-..,:a - n. r, McINNIS
I'm ar1fculO de meritO vemde bieno
Borachoir Hr5or. ". s.. Enero 13 de 1s9a
" u COMSTOCK, Morrstown, N. Y
nj nciable Sr.:-Esra carta para certihear qua
come, 1le uisderiuas de Patente incuyend0 varif
clases Pfldoras One vendo mas PildOFas de Raj
lndlara lei o. orse qe de todas las Otras irntas.
vents L,IInento
NICHOLSON.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02
Moods. ''

For >eit5Sllness, pure and sim pie. giveu> the victim ot moods. His equilibrium is disturbed, therefore must other people sui fer Miss \ meets Miss E and receives instead ot the usuai cordial greeting, frigid bow which cuts and stlngs. She casts about in her mind for the cause, but can find none It IS simply one ot Miss E moods. \ teacher, bright, responsive. sym pathetic with her pupils today, thiIls them tomorrow by her ap- parent lack of interest and love. They must suffer in puzzled si- lence until she comes back 10 her self.
 Now. what right has anyone to inhlct his disorder of mind up on the unoffending: Let u> curb, at east, this particular species ot seltiShness. Selected.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02
Whu RLfl Was lImnire.

\ cricket match ~a> being played ln meadea ldiaeeut ta Farmer Cow sticks orchard. and the worthy agri. eHltarist *aS at the wicket
 There had heen great difficulty about aa umpire I0r thiS mach. and when I hoy from the laeal school for yoane gentlemen volunteered ta act he was gladly accepted
 Presently to a.l appearances. the farmer was run out hut the umpire said Ho: and iu rho next over he was obviously StumFed but still the deei= sion was in hiS favor much to the wicket keepers disgust Then when the farmer had compiled over fifty runs he was palpahly leg before
 OvtS thatfs called the bowler
 The youthful umpire heSitated over his decision and looked uncomfortable. with nert aHs glance oser his shoulder in the direction of the CT chard
 Then q juvenile voice hurtIed across the meadow from the direction of tho lane
 .Nou can give the old hloke out now. Billy We've got all the plums we want"
 The farmer didn't walt for the off. eial decision, nar did the umpire stay to give it.-London Telegraph
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02

The hands of the city clock pointed to c. and the streets leading to the station fairly hHmmed with life Srle urban shoppers. business folk and the idle minority were all holnewafd bound Electric trains whirred and changed in every direction. and eager crowds surced into them.
 "Rosedalc. Rosedale"' shouted the starter
 Helen Grey gathered her suit case, string hag and Boston fern and made desperate efforts to secure q place II her haste she tripped on loosened shoestring and fell heavily into her seat. She was weary beyond words with the days shopping. IL was q hot evening and the train was packed Passengers behind her crowded and pushed, tanning her against q man at the seats end. \ brass curtain Tod which ste was carrying predded him sharply in the ribs She turned to apologize. but the words died ou Ter lips when she found herself confronted by the eager face of the enemy. With Il brief word she drew the ef= fendlng rod into place and tried to edge away from him.
 He had passed her early in the morning bound cityward in bis motor ear. She had encountered him a nun ber of times during the day. and when she had committed her one extraya. gance, lunch at Maelean'S, he. too, Lad sauntered in and had seated himself III window table beside hers. The enjoyment of her lunch WAS spoiled by the scrutiny of John Norman's gray eyes
 The feud between tie Nermaus and Greys was of the fine unreasonable New England type There had been real cause fer grievance at the outset. two generations back. but when the
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02
Ten Years in Bed.

For ten wears l was confined to ny bed with disease q my kidneys. writes K. X. Gray, j.. ?. of 0akzille, Ind. Ill Was >o severe that l could not move part of tie time. consulted the very best medical skill available, but could get 10 reliez uHtit Foley : Kidney Cure was recommended 10 ne. It aas beer Godsend te IT ta
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02

granduieee> of Ezra Grey came to live in the old homestead John Norman. grandson of William the offender was mere than ready to bury the hatchet. and t was Lis irony of fate that he should fal tn lo1e at sight with Helen Grey
 He was rich and popular and the most eligible If Ro~edale bachelors. He had never before Eeeu anxious iu regard h frleHdsh5R WatA women. During A~ tiH4ftt eHN Hear1 fhere Lad been se tusft.f things t8#t te had eaH- sidered I ore important Hat for tHe past feaf aaafH~ he Ead #ue1 md schemetl to reach Friendly foaGug with fs nci1hbofs and lad faIed They 7Hiet,y ignored As friendly Il yanccs. suuhhed hm=st few tines aaa now the fear nf marr.ug tAe armed neutrality kept AlHa from eversteHp.Hs tholr dIuit
 As Helen settled beside hiu i'll tAe tram, he was very conscious If the pressure ef her arm against Lis and af inc weary dreap ot= her pretty head. He had had her uHder espionage all day ahd thi~ accounted for I#s unusual proceedlng gong back to Ipselale lty trolley.
 He was eager to fake s4far af the heavy bundles tAst iHcHmeerr3 Ter laf, bat he dared Hat make fi4e ~a4ees- tlou her shrinking movement fn4l Linn and hef 4nirently eEs1HlG UeEe eaFuest of rehHf
 Twileht deepenea. aud 1he lights twinkled N she car. When faere Was elbow feom. ste must tic her looseued shocstFfHg SHe made two or three attempts to reach it. hut ta tie shoe Tn crowded ear. with bundle ladeu lap and sloved fingers. is 10 easy feat.
 John Norman was aware af her ef forts, as his foot was beside hers on the rail of the seat ahead When ht. felt sharp tag at his shaestring. he understood its significance He knew also by the energetic twist that the offending string was Led in a hard Knot and that WIS as Il should he
 She sigualed the conductor to stop at a corner some distance from her home rather than at the nearer one. where they must aIlght together He understood the significance of this also She was getting of. bundle laden. to avoid the possibility of any association
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02
When Umbrellas Were Frs

When Umbrellas Were First Used
 Ii, introduction If tHe umbrella m some places has hecu regarded of safz ticteut importance to be included in the local annals About l7ee retl4esherH umbrella was introduced into Bristol and il created quite q sensation ii the city II was about the same period that an umbrella was first carried H the streets of Stamford. Lincolnshire It was of Chinese manufacture and was brought to Stamford from GldS gov Mrs Stockdale fu r 1t k record= cd to have brought from the island first umbrella seen in Cartmel, Ian cashire.
 Iu 1779 Dr. Spens popular physi- eian, carried an umbrella in the streets If Edinburgh and he is credited with introducing it into the Scottish capital Holm Jameson, q Glasgow surgeon visited Paris about l7s1 1T 17S2 and brought baek with hin aH umbrella winch was the nrsf seen ln Glasgow. where 4t attracted unusual attent.4a William SHu.agtna was tde fret person ta=eargA sa ,aahre.l4 m BazSieR
 II Is related fz Horace HaIp9Ie 5a hEs account If fHe raas hmcm of br. Shebhereze for Aael, I4ee l. t75s, that Wheu he WAS aH tae nHt1ary q footmaa held oHer him aa umbrella L. Keep of tAe rain Fms has been described as au arstaerafle sfAle af hcarne pun ishment The audersAere aet IH@ trouble for permitting The indulgence. London Chronicle.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02

with him. Normans band stroked his lnustache to conceal the smile at he- transparent tactics
 ts thc car slowed she rose hGrdcueG with bundles Then came q struggle. confusion and sickcu.Hs distress a- she dropped back fairly on John Ncy ual8s kHee Then she realized What t0e trouble was she Edd tied her shoe= strHg to bis. She Was profoundly grateful for the cool matter of fact way iu which he took her wild he- ! havi6r She struggled to her feet again. and all of RosedaIe that was riding home ill that special electric efaHed it's neck in intense enjoyment at what was going on.
 The motorman, angry at the delay. changed tie bell with furious insistcnce. aud tho conductors sharp Hurry up, hurry up. lady, don't keep the car wait ing added still further to her nervous embarrassment.
 John Norman's clear voice rang out. Wait q minute conductor. 4u tLe tone ot one used to being obeyed she conductor had q profound respect for Mr, John Norman and ran forward to stop the changing bell. lu the mean time Normau had produced his pocket= knife and had cut the knotted laces. his and hers. She gave q confused murmur Of thanks. and Norman, hasti- ly catching up the parcels. followed her out. There was no word of protest. and his sympathetic glance revealed quiverine lips and his brown eyes suffused with tears.
 The car whirred away. and I faint echo of laughter was borne back. l. WAS the last straw.
 Pools he efaeulated. while the girl leaned against Il nearby wall and laughed Ill the tears ran down her cheeks.
 The vasaries of women were beyond his comprehension. and he looked his hewildernent. standing mutely, with suit case, bnlging string bag and pot of fern
 Please. please forgive me she pleaded T cannot imagine how came to do such stupid thing
 He liked the pleading tone and the kindly WAY in which she looked at him.
 It was I happy mistake fer me he said eagerly. and I hope that we may be friends.
 She had an inkline that there WAS more than the thought of good fellow ship in lis mind as he held her hand in lingering good night.
 some months later Mrs. John Nor man, looking particularly pretty and charming, leaned across the dinner table and put pertinent question To her husband.
 John. do you remember the evening that tied myself To you?"
 of course do Is t likely that should forget anything so deliehtful5'
 She hesitated Eve been thinking Color came t9 her face John, dId Yoa know that I tied that string ta yours z
 Norman leaned hack iH lis cHair and ehuckled
 @of course | did NHy. didn't tel xaH# aearestt Ito you link that after watching and waiting for months 1a make xeHr acquaintance woHia throw aside such an opFeFtun.t.es You tted yourself t8=fHe aid l knew t I significant eueH for eHr happy ta- ture.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02
Notice for Public ation.

a. 49le |; ftatIfeDu 3fs
 hmm aE- &ats1e ], lfsts.a t.;.t ar 0i Naue1a NIX eA- lied 0tt=5s Df T ]. tfHttoH ta Hf#k= tua! tVT ye## ffro# eur i+Urt et Der Gsa*1H @E3 H0a4s stead fztI No. 2eee1 made Mas Fl iqa2 t#tthe E s Seet3s:s1 Ie9gzshfit kss 4 N and hat ~alG IiTo0f vvlli he mace Ettcf tie County efs C Nashiugj5 Ca3HfF 3 Fayetteville. Ark. on August gil ie0z She names fhe te4to~sng HEtaesse. | proXt hCi continuous residence .TIfz5za atlt cultivation at the land NIz
 GAe3 Scott a4 SoaeHa Ak uAa=a.= ia ham John Wright ana Iahu G8e-tCHa. 0 SpftaE &alIt2 -ATk
 Ja!r Warti.ir2tor KeEss...r ionc-. CFave1~, Greer Ahs, Go At55s
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02
Do You ltch7

+ ~o, you know tile sensation is rot m agreeable one, and hard 10 eure unless the proper remedy Is uscd Hunt Cure lS the king oi all Skin remedies. Itcures promptly any itching trouble known. No matter the name or place. One application relieves
 one boH k absolutely gaaran= teed to cure.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02
TRUCKING INDUSTRY.
All Southern States Gan Raise Large
 Market Crops.

All Southern States Gan Rsise Large
 Market Crops.
 The trucking industry first reached .arge commercial importance around the section If Norfolk Ea.. on account 9f soil. climate and shipping facilities. This k < favored locality By rail or by water it k readily accessible to the large cities of Washington. Balti- more. New York and Philadelphia. We suppose the area devoted to truck will continue to increase Many hundred thousand dollars worth uf vegetables are annually grown in this section. The bage and potatoes
 South Carolina.
 Around Charleston next came into notice as q trucking section and, while all varieties of vegetables were grown. 1t became noted for the excellent cab hage raised Lately the section around St. Matthews has become noted for the excellent cantaloupes il grows, and many carloads of this valuable crop are now shipped from South Carolina
 TOT iC q ' VT SliS Nl'S@N-
 With the development ef railroads. and especially since the oranges were killed by the freeze of 1895. this state has been forging ahead as the true garden of the south Here they grow every variety of vegetables while our more northern states are having their winter Then with her oranges. grape fruit aud pineappIes she k certainly destined ta share the hon0rS with California as the Italy" of the west ern continent The eastern coast grows millions of Irish potatoes, heetS and tomatoes Around Sanford they are eXeelling Kalamazoo with celery. The interior hammock lands grow the finest e3haaee, around Gainesville they grow carloads of lettuce. The whole state k being turned into gar den. with some Sumatra tobacco fields and fields of long staple cotton. While Florida has the advantage in climate, all the other southern states have To eaIities that can make money growing truck. and they do not propose to leave the field entirely te Florida. ln fact, when the idea of ''snccession' and the local markets are taken iHto eonsidera- ton there k q proper place for all to tll.-Southern Gultivator.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02
Victim ollie at.

Fort Sn7=t... 5aF q. John l.. Latham, 5zat:aef5 zoalas#B. Latham, Jnztea states district attorney .or tie sentsa district U Indian Ter. tory aed at ai~ home here today x tl.e reSa.t 4t heat .tr4>tFa ton.
 THe D.raeH, 2z earth demand that oar hearts te tolrs, .1ed with the bread If le,ss.eta
 The spirit ;. brotherhood never HreGS t1 h3re boards to have itS goo Lea6s mace Eno8n.
 Tae door t. opportunity not much a>e . te 1an e..3 asleep.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02
Hay Fever and Summer Colds.

Victims ot hay fever VII eX- perience great benefit by taking Foley's Honey and Tar, as II stops difficult breathing immed- iately and heals the inhamed air passages, and even If 1t should fail to eare you II will give you instant relief. The genuine Is in q yellow package. Sod y ". C.. OWnheE.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02
Notice for Public ation.

as5s at Iiar1sS,1. a1s
 lane n. l5.f- Na.Ece $ Hesehy gwen tHai MaItHa r Presley Ot 5.a0eii. 4rk. has h5ef i#9.Ite tt her intention ta make ina. tiEe veal froot 5u surpeft ot her clam Elz Home stead 1.uIIy Nc 217 Q made AEg ts0u fer the~1 SW section lS. ToWnshiI Is x Range 3s W and that sad proof v he made before County Clerk ai Benton county !; HeHtenyi4Ie Atk.z aH Aug 44 1aa7 SEe name the following sVitnesses ,e ifoVt her continuous residence upon and eti .ta%4t#eU 4t=ttst and NJz
 HoueeaH EoH Meeaffah aHd 0.a-lr} %aSes- st.. rt 5ze~eA Afs
 u NoftEngt T kegt-ter..
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02
Beautiful Women.
dT.

Pump checks, flushed with the soft glow oi health and | pure complexion. make afi wo- men beautiful Take small doseot Heroine after each meal IL Wil prevent constipation and help digest what VOL eat Mrs. Wn1. NJ. Stroud, Midlothian. Texas, writes, May sl, t9df
 ..We have used Heroine In our family far eIghtyears. and found il the best medicine NJ ever used for tonst patton billieHs fever ard malaria.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02
Have You Chills?

Iteurea yoar Pa and aiS3# #Foar AIdat lit ir t5e .5He aga and it Nil eare Feu ne". IL has beta tested b7 lime afd its merits have been proven Ne gaaran- tee onc bottle to cure any one case ot 1hi.l> II t lai.~ your meneN i>earefuIlY refunded and it's name k Gheatilanl > Chill Tente.
 lt,> 4 good deal easier to De good than to gel an .uH aat aH it.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02
Beyond Expression.

C. N. Farlowe, East Florence, Ala. writes; 'For nearly seven years was afflicted with q form of skin disease which caused an unbearabIe itching. l could neither work, rest or sleep in peace. Nothing gave ne perma- nent relief until l tried Hunts Cure. 0ne application relieved me; ene box cured me, and though d year has passed l have stayed cured. l am grateful beyond ex- preSsion Hunts Cure is l guaranteed remedy for all itch ing diseases ot the skin. Price 50c.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02

The maE Wi16 butts into | family Tow has .aree bunch q good judgment. compared with the visiting bal player who starts q tigl.t with the umpire.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02

here are -88 Il.gI iIE1gry Tor 0yc T 1tf4 fttfr t1 ttla Of ~tIfferif7a. a.#8r ,azzezl t,z@S.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02

When man wears whisk kers it's sign he thinks they make him handsome. though he doesn' | look il. Oh my stomach, ; d very uncertain thing. | suffered the torment that eostive. neSS brings, But now an happy, normal and free. A miracle wrought by Hollister $ RockY Mountoin Tea.
 Nelson \ SearcY.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02

II you pay your children 10 be good they won 1 earn their sal
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02
John Norman $ Opportunity.
By (. R Frame.

1s7. by F. C. Parcels.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02

e0f course aid NHy. didn't tel yaH dearest. Ha you Ink fHat after watching and waiting for months = make 1ear acquaintance would throw asiae such aH orHertunttss Aea tted yourself t8 fHe. afd I knew t I significant omen for ear A4nfy fa= ture