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Amador ledger., 1907-08-30
Beware of 0intments for Catarrh that
contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on pre-.
scriptions from reputable physicians, as
the damage they will do is ten-fold to
the good you can possibly derive from
them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufac-
tured by F. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo
O., contains no mercury, and is taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the sys-
tenn. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure
be sure you get the genuine. 1t is
taken internally, and made in Toledo,
Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testi-
monals free.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c pei
bottle. -H
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Amador ledger., 1907-08-30

New process planslfter flour. If
in the past you have had trouble with
any or all kinds CT flour, try Peerless;
we ask you to try again, and guarantee
satisfaction. Amador County Roller
Flour Mills. Aug. 23-1 m.
Amador ledger., 1907-08-30
DOCUMENTS RECORDED.

The following instruments have been filed
for record in the recorders office since our last
report. We publish complete list of docu-
ments recorded, and must decline to accede to
any request to suppress any document from
these columns. Don't ask us to do so
Amador ledger., 1907-08-30
Miss H, Deletis.

The Ladies' Aid Society assisted by
the New Idea Club, will serve a
dinner on Admission Day in the l.
.. D. +. hall. Public patronage is
respectfully solicited.
Amador ledger., 1907-08-30

Ledger & Chicago Inter- Ocean, So. so.
Amador ledger., 1907-08-30
Card of Thanks.

We extend our sincere thanks to
our friends who were so kind during
the illness of our aunt and sister,
also in the hour of sorrow.
Mr.. ID. Rocca and family.
Mr.. V. Rocca.
Mrs. q. DeIetis.
Mrs. D. Donovan.
Mrs. l.. l.. FIagg.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-05-30

DEPoRT a the condition II The Factory
4C Point National Bank ~ Manchester Center
AT Manchester Center, In the State ~ Vermont
AT the ciose u business. March u, 1907.
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IA. c. BATES & SON co.
Have taken the State Agency Of this
Famous Pure Lead.
THE BEST PAINT.

MATRESON WHITE LEAD IL
strictly pure and is chemically the same
as all other pure white leads, but is SUI
perior 10 any dutch Process lead
in COVERING CAPACITY, DURA-
BILITY, FlNENESS AND WHITE
NESS. This is why we say at Beats
the Dutch"
In COVERING CAPACITY the
Matheson White Lead exceeds all 9th
ers by more than 20 per cent. In other
words, rs lbs. of this lead will cover
more surface than 100 lbs. of any other
make, cover il better and with less la
Dor. This is an important consldera-
ton to all buyers of lead, and especial
~ to the Painter.
ECONOMY of using the Matheson
White Lead is not due solely to its
greater covering capacity. In this re-
spect alone il represents saving Of at
least Is per cent. as compared with
other pure leads, and "a proportionately
greater saving as compared with the
various combination leads But the
ease with which it flows and rubs out
under the brush effects considerable
additional saving IN the cost of paint
ing, and increases its value over all
other competing pigments.
The DURABILITY of the Matheson
White Lead has been proven, by tests
extending over more than ten years, To
be greater than thatof any other make
of lead. Its iineness of texture per-
mits Of its forming, a more complete
union with the oil, sand thus becoming
more tightly bound 10 the surface TO
be covered than is possible with other
leads or zine. II is, therefore, the most
perfect known covering for all surfaces.
The FINEST FINISH obtainable
from any paint is secured by the use
of the Matheson White Lead. Its tex
ture is evener and finer, and its color
ing whittier than that Of any other pig
ment. II therefore requires no adulter-
alton with zinc TO yield smooth and
perfectly white surface, and it is equal
ly well adapted for outside work or the
highest class of interior decoration.
THINNING PAINT FOR USE.
MATHESON WHITE LEAD re-
quires from TO 81 gallons of raw lin
Sttu VII W tuC AO lDs.s dttOIuiuH W
the surface to be covered, to make it
ready for the brush. Other makes will
take only from to 8 gallons. The
effective covering power of pigment
is in proportion to the amount of oil il
will take up. The finer the pigment
the more oil it will take, and this is
why 100 lbs. of MATHESON LEAD
will make from 0 to 9 gallons of paint,
while other leads will not make more
than IL to s gallons. Every gallon Of
paint made with MATHESON LEAD
will be equal in covering capacity to a
gallon of paint made with any other
lead, so that by using MATHESON
LEAD the painter has from ! TO gal
Ions more Of paint for every 100 Tbs.
of lead than he could get from any
other make.
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Isaac Nichols Of Boston recently
brought the remains Of daughter here
for burial. The young woman wEs
twenty years of age aud her death
very sudden. Much sympathy is ex-
tended.
-Miss May Dickson. graduate ~
Prospect Heights Hospital, Brooklyn.
has been spending few days witb her
aunt. Mrs. Charles b. kent. Miss
Dickson will soon 40 70 Yakima, Wash
ingion, where she viii spend .seyetsl
months on her brothers. ranch with
Der father. Rev. james Dickson.
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Notice OF Public Hearing on License
Application,

Notice rs hereby given that on the 9Th
day OF May. AID 1901. Merle ) Pike Of Sur
aerlsRd, IN the County Of Bennington. made
sppiic4lion 10 the Board Of Liceise Commits
s,onees for the town OF Sunderland, for a
secend class license - sell Intoxicating liq-
uors at Convey House In Sunderland bofo IN
said town uf Sunderland; and that public
hearing on said Application VIII be hsii Ut
School House In Sunderland boro, on the
,rst day OF May A D. 1927, at two oeloek In
the afternoon. afvhieh tine all persons W.
tsfesied may attend ana make objection, II
any they have, Why said license should not
be granted
e. s. Pike. 49,.
n NJ. Buck. ~ lense
"a Parkinson. Com"iss'ooefs'
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THE COST or PAINT.

MATHESON WHITE LEAD with
pure linseed oil as thinner, will give
a perfectly pure paint at less cost pei
gallon than any Of the ready mixed
paints. To proyethis take the cost OF
100 lbs. of lead and @ gallons of pure
linseed oil, at the market price, and
divide the total sum by 8, the number
of gallons of paint obtained from their
combination. Compare this with the
cost Of even the ''cheap" grades OF
mixed paint, and the result will show
the saving in the first cost OF pure
paint. But this is by no means all Of
the economy, for the pure paint will
cover more surface, gallon for gallon
cover it better; make more satisfac.
tory looking job. and last longer,
A gallon Of paint made Of MATHE.
SON LEAD and pure linseed oil will
cover about 400 square feet of any or
binary surface, two coats; 0 gallons Of
paint, which is the quantity made from
100 lbs. of MATHESON LEAD, would
therefore cover 400 SQUARE YARDS,
two coats. This is from one-quarter
10 one-third more work than can be
done with any other lead, and it will
be better work.
We also sell Kellogg and Miller's
Pure Linseed Oil, Tnrpentine, etc,
Wholesale prices nj retail.
4S Center Street, RUTLAND.
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hAAShhhIEk UhiOI.
/ Charlie jenkins is ON the sick list
y. W. Fowler WAS IN Ludlow Tues
day.
E. |. Kendall is again laid up will
sickness.
The Cash Feed Store now has a
telephone.
Porter J. Walker Of Londonderr,
was IN town Tuesday.
Fred l.. Gault OF Albany called on
friends here Monday.
d. 5. Wissell is moving into his
house on Depot street.
| Mrs. S. Taylor is ON the sick list.
Dr. Kelley attends her.
byron Eldred says the ice business
promises TO be fair this year.
Fullerton recently sold granite
monument to Mrs. Fremont Wright.
Robert Patterson has moved into
the Rube Colvin house at the Center.
Louis Levine of Los Angeles will
be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Is. Levine
shortly.
Charles Curtis who has been visit
ing his brothers has returned to West
wood, n. J,
The thermometer touched - de-
grees above zero Saturday morning.
Shovel coal.
WIN. Wood has taken service with
the National Express Company for the
summer.
The Reynolds child who was taken
to the Mary Fletcher hospital at Bur-
llngton has returned.
MIR. Coolidge of the Rutland Au-
tomobile company was in town last
Friday on business.
Eugene Garrow has moved to Rut-
land, having secured place with the
Vermont Marble Company.
j. II. Couture has very fine veg
etable stand. II sends fine spray of
water over the goods displayed.
The band escorted the post and
Sons of Veterans to the Methodist
church Sunday morning for service.
w. Ii. Fullerton and j. c. Black
mer are having some concrete work
done. w. G. Miller is doing the work.
Fred Wade of Ashburnham, Mass. /,
an engineer on the B. q NJ, has been
taking a short vacation visiting friends
here.
Ben Sherman and family of De-
spatch, N. Y, are visiting here. Mr..
Sherman will sell out his goods here
preparatory to locating permanently at
Despatch.
The following notice was sent TO
the former employees of the marble mill
last Thursday: "May %, 1907. The
mill will start up Monday, June 3. If
you wish your former position kindly
notify our Office on or before Wednes-
day, May % Yours truly, Norcross-
West Marble Co."
SOUTH DORSET.
Spring has bad cold as yet.
The steam whistles sound no more.
Ben Sherman has an auction at
Manchester Saturday, June l, at p.
m, Bowen auctioneer.
Bowen has another large lot OF
Paroid No Tar Roofing. He sells the
most Of any man in Vermont, and his
ad. in the journal does it.
Everlasting and unbroken silence
reigns, and, save the fishermen along
the brooks and ponds and the farmers
planting, few men are seen.
Our roads are very good now, and
drummers and statesmen are thick.
Some drummers come in autos, and
the dust, mud and stink they fiji the
mir with is a caution.
ARLINGTON.
The following are the newly in
stalled officers of Red Mountain Lodge,
No. G5, +. u A. M; w. M. DIR. WIS.
Phillips, s. W.. Seymour c. Hard; j.
W.. Rev. Alfred Taylor; treasurer,
Ernest NJ. Lathrop; secretary, S. +.
Horning; s. d.. Charles Garfield; j.
d., T.. II. Brownson; S. s., Frank h.
Bromley; J. s., Frank j. Andrew;
chaplain, Ira J. Warner; tyler, II. C.
BUwnson; marshal, II. Il. Andrew.
The next communication will be held
on Friday evening June n.
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TEETH
EXTRACTED

absolutely without pain or dan.
ger. The only place in the State
OF Vermont where this method Ia
used. No pain, no unpleasant
effects. No charge for extract
ing when plates are ordercd,
All plates fully guaranteed.
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Suits for
Every Build /!

II your build is Of the hard-to.
e. kind. il YOU are tall. or stou,
and short We can Ct and please
yoO here. II you have . choice
VIC can show you lines an blacks.
blues and fancy worsicds q, prices
ranging from
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ADICION De ANTISEP-
tiCOS en- las mate
rias aIimentiCias.
PTSvaeI6R quo pSFmlt0R I los aTtisuISs lIInln-
tIeIGs rBslsilr mas large iIOmpO 1 Il putrO-
faeel6I.

Ia opinion p6blicR de aIgunas grandus
ciudades euTopeas 90 ha elarmado 0stoB
iItimOs tiempou, prop6nito de Ia EeVela-
Ci6n que se hR hecho con motivo de In In
vestigaci6n conCeFniente & RlgunoH Cases
de envenenamientog, debido 6 Is adici6n
de matsEiaH qufmicas.. que paEmitsn los
RTtfcuIoB alimenticioH EeAistir mas largo
tempo lR putrefacCi6n.
Enta adici6n de mataEias conHaHYRdoEaU,
ae pTactica 81 realidad haCs mucho tiem-
p0 entire Las mateEiaA destinaeaB pro-
lougaE la vida ComeEciRl de las carneB, On
particular 81 6cido b6Eico jusgs IN rol i'm
pOTtants. Los higieniRtas han considsEa.
do generRlments que sstR pEactiCa podfs
no teneE inConvenisnteg.
Pero he aquf que inveatigaCioneB muY
pgecioBaB acaban de ser hechRs en- los EB
tadoB Unidos en- el Ministsrio de Agricul'
turs do Warrington poE nm grupo de
diBcfpuIog y de pTofeuores que han qusTido
experimental gobre ellos miamoB lon efeC.
to8 de loB alimentoB RdiCionRdos de d6sia
bien conocidaB de aubatanCiaB conEeEva'
doFag.
e. resultsdo no ha lido del todo favo.
rable la idea de que el fcido b6riCo Cd
inofsnsivo. Sin dudR 81 consume ocaHio
nal de Los alimentos tTatadoa por 81 6oido
b6rico no paFecs tener inconvenienteH para
los suietoB Tobuatos y de buenR galud, psEo
no es 10 mismo para lar psrGonas j6venes
d6biles enfsrmaB.
AL cAbo de un cieEto tempo, 20 com
pruebR q. en- esas peFHonaB 90 pr sentan pc
rfodos de p6rdida de apetito, de maleatar
con BsnEaci6n de plenitnd de la Cabsza, y
de embaTazO gdstriCo. Pueds habeE tam
bi6n turbacioneg msntRleB Nj la digss.
ti6n, nj la aeimilaci6n pRFecen que Eean
turbRdas; peFo los efsctoB malsanoB de8a-
gradAble8 del Scido b6Eico ION nobretodo
mas generates que locales.
En- entaB condolences eat6 indicado el
sbsteneTgs de ConBumiE sIimentoB adiciona'
dos dc mateFiag ConBervadoras & base de
fcido b6Tico.
Las mateTias conservadoTRs, lRg mas
incfensivas on RpaTienci&, RCabRn poE aiar-
Ger una aCci6n perJudicial SeT6 necess-
rio pyohibir en- absoluto 50 empleo.
Ed eats Ia doica forma de gaTantir al
p6blico Ia inocuidad de los pEoduCt1s eli
menticios pTepaTadoa en- eonBerveg, pues la
donifcaci6n en- forma inofenaiva no serfa
possible por la diieuItad para vigilaF el
emplsO de los antis6ptiCOB, pOr parte de
los comerCiantes quienes 81 m6vil del In
ter6s por lR conservation de loG pToducto1
que son base de ~ negocio, Interest," On
msyor gFado que Is Bslud de los conuumi-
doFes, pueatR en- frente dc BuV utilidadep.
La medida de lCs poderes pdblicoa, pRra
uua justR proportion BeEfs impossible; no
qusds en- salvsg1srdiR de Il salad p6blica
mas que ls absolute interdicCi6n, bajo Pc
mas BsverRB, Vi se violase.
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A n U n 0.
D,p.riln'nto doI Ilt'rlar /. Puorto Rico.
Bureau de Obras P6bEicas. Ofeina del
6uperintendente.

San Juan, P. r, DiCismbre 10 de 1907.
-PFOposioionea en pIiegcs ceTradon para
IL adjudication en- p6blica Bubasta de ID
construction de Kilometres aproximada.
mente de 10 CarretsFa de BaERanquitaa &
Comslfo Bs admitiE6n ca esta oficina haBta
las 10 8. m. del dia 80 de DiciembTe de
1907 On que % abEiT6n p6blicaments.
EI pHegupuest0 apRoximado de Las ObRas
aBciends $26. $4,000.
TodOs loo datOE neCe1aEiog, impResos de
propoEiciones , COntEato inhtHucCionos &
Loo postoEeB 90 daT6n en asta cfCina.
La AdministTsCi6n % Eegervs 81 dsrecho
de Fech.za CuaIquiera todaa lee pFoposl.
clones de adjudicaE 81 contTatO hsio otras
ConaideTaCiones que las de pEsCio cola.
menta.
PoT erden del CcmiaionadO del IntsrioT.
] J. Jinsenes, Suparintandonta de Obrss
Pdblicas. 21y.a
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COMO PASO Ia NO.
che Buena en- Vega
Baia.
Ha Causad0 honda impression Ia
Ia mueTte del CabO ROlg.
-PiFOGO que On ID DF6EIma ugIRGeRs ss asya pF!R.
GIpIO 4 ID zsfTl On San Yle0Rtor
(De nuestFO eOrr6gp0nsaI

Diciembre 26.-LR noche buena hR pa
aado sin habor tenido este quito vacindario
que lamsntar 81 mas pequefio des6Eden.
Esto dice muy alto de 81 gTado de Cultura
que hay On aste pueblo.
En- nuestra iglesiR cat6lica hubO aver
HepaEtiCi6n de juguates para los nifiog que
conCurren las claBes dc doctFinas Los
jugueteG repartidoB son muy bonitog Ion
cSnticos de Ian pastoTau guHtaron mucho.
81 ammonium fu6 toCado por lR gsntil se'
fiorita CaFmelita Otero.
Todo estnvo muY Undo feliCitamoa
log que de IN modo tan delicado, han lie
nado Rl cOTaz6n de los nifios de fslicidRd
algeria.
En- 81 CuItO proteatsnta tambi6n hubo
una fiesta dignR de enComio. 100 nifios
reCibieT0n juguetes CaTtuchos do dulCsB
muy ricoB y uabrOBoG.
So EeCitREon muy bonitRB poesfsg, EobEe
todo, una que SO titnla "El baile'', NOS
agrad6 mucho, fu6. TecitadR por 81 ni6o
Wencsalao SOtomsyor.
Los c6nticoB muy sjuBtRdoH
81 senior Ortiz estuvo muY corEecto On
TODD 10 que ge hab.6 nor moHtE6 una vez
mas, que poBse vAEtou conocimientoS del
coEaz6n humane, que eB una dc Las cien'
ciRB mas dificileE de c0nocer.
-Aquf ha causado honda impraDi6n Is
muerts del Cabo Roig. Era Roig nueBtro
amigo , siempFs On 81 vimoE al recto CO.
bRllero y 81 cumplido empleado. Que 81
DioI de las miGeEiCoFdiaE halla acoiido 81
alma del delvsnturado amigo, On 30 nrnto
Hsino.
ProfsIoTsB que de este pueblo fueron
las ConferenCiaB celebFadRa de Manatf,
han venidO Rgradablsments impFesionados
de elias Las claEa1 de Il tahoritR Mas
caro- estuvieron muy sjustadas,
81 sefi2r Rios niemfEs 30 a-at.1gue poT
Bus magnffooB diBcuFsos.
MuY bisn poE Manatf
II q Compaffa acFob6ticR que tTsbsj6
en- ests pueblo poE algunos dfaa del mes,
SO hR Tetirado para 81 pueblo de ToR bAia.
El CinemAt6grsfo propisdad del amor
Martinez, muy busno; las pslfCuIas fueron
Tscibidsa por 81 pueblo con natiAfacci6n.
DebidO 81 NAL tempo Teinante, no con-
currisTOn los espectaculoB el gran mime
rO de psrEonag que 10 acoHtumbEan otrRG
veces.
Ssgdn infoFmes que hemos adquirido en-
Ia pr6xima quincenR de Enero, 90 dar6
principle Ia zafra, en- Ia importsnta cen
trail San Vicente de lou seforeB Ruber
HsEmanoE; dessamos que el FumoR 90 CON
firme, pues dicha fsot6Efa de- muohR vida
la poblaoi6n.
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ANUN C / 0
DsplItansnIo tOI Interior d Puurts Rico.
Bureau de O6rGs PGbGo4s -O Ofoina del
Superintendent.

BureaW de O6rGs PdbIoGs - Ofoina del
Superintendent.
San Juan, P. r., Dioiembrs 10 de 1907.
Proposioiones en- pliegou csETados para
Ia adjudication en- p6blica subasta de 10
construction de 4 SO kilometres aproxim0.
damente de Ia caEEetera No. IL, Juana
DiRz-C -CiaIss, secci6n VilIaIba Diviso1ia, Bs
admitiE6n On eIta Oficina haata las 10
3. m. del dia 80 de DiciembEe, 1907, en
que 30 AbEiE6n p6bIicaments.
FL pFeBupueRto ApToximado dc las obRas
aHcisnde & $27, 633 90.
TodOs los datOH necssarioB, impEeuos de
pFOpOsiciOneS y contrato instruction
los poatoHeg BE daF6n en- etta OfcinR.
La Administrator Be FeseEva 81 deFeCho
de rechRsaE cualquieEa 8 todas las PROPOSE.
clones = de sdjudicar 81 COntFato be- jo otras
conSideraCione1 que Las dc prscio Eola.
mente.
PoE orden del Cominionado del Interior,
J. J. Jimenes, superintendents de ObTaa
P6bliCag. 21v.A
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lsplItlnunta iaI lnturIaE d PuarIp RIrp,

Bureau dc O5ras PuBhoas Ofotna del
superintendent.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, dicismbre 19
de 1907. Propouieionea sn pliegOS csEra.
dor para Il adjudication en- p6bIiCs g.
bsHta de Is construction de 8 n kiI6me.
tFOg de carretsra No. IA, BscCi6n Car.
sumo MAaicao, De admitiEan en- esta Of.
Gina hRBta les 10 de Il msfiana del dfa
4 de Enero de- / 9O8 On que 90 abriE6n pd.
bliCaments.
El presupussto aprcximado de laI obrss
asCisnds & go 500
GOdOs los datos neceaarioS, impEasoB de
pRopoaiCiones, contEato8 instFuccioneg
los poatoEe8 ss dar6n Ga esta Oi.ina.
La AdminigtFaCi6u Ba FegsTvs 81 deFe
cho de EeChaaag cualquier , tO6as las pro
poaicione1 y de adjudicar 81 Oontrato baio
ctraa consideFacionss que las dc pFsoio
8olamente.
Por oTden del Comi,ionado del Iuts
FioF, j. y. .7Gmenes. supsFintsndents de
Obrau Pdblicar No 3.-14v.a
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tNUNCIO De SUBaSTA.
DEPARTANERTO DEL MTE.
RlOR De PUERTO RICO.
BUREAU DE OBRAs PUBL1OAa

bUhEAU LIE UbRA5 FUBLlGA6,
Ofcina del Superintsndents-san Juan,
Puerto Rico, dicismbre "a, 1907. Pro
posicioneB en- pliegos Cerradog para la ad.
judiCaci6n en- p6blicR subastR del sunni
nistro, msdids , entTega de piedra On
bloque1 = pisdTa triturada cascajo con
destino & Ia CaFreteFa No. 8, seeei6n HUI
macao Plays, Nsguabo Playa, se admit
Tau en- esta ofcioa hsOta las o 4. m. del
dfa de Enero de 1908, On que 90 abTi.
ran publicamsnte.
Todou los datos necsBaTioI 30 daESu On
elts ofcina donde 90 encuentran de mani
fiestO todoI los documentos que han de
Fegir en- la contrata y podTau FecogeE los
licitadoTes loB modelos de proposiCiones
que han de Fegir On Ii Contrata y podr6n
Teoogsr los licitadoEes log model0H de pro-
pOgieiOnsS que han de presentaE.
La administration be Eeserva 81 deEecho
de rechazar cualquieTa todas Las propo'
aicionss. Por orden del ComiBionado del
Interior, j. j. Jimenes, Superintsndente
de Obraa P6blicas. 13v.g.
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En- ssta impEsutR % Rsnde papeI dc
pegi6didn visio a2.0O los 46 kiIoa (Ga
gWiNtaL
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Don Manuel Ferndndez Juncos.

Reproducimos fac-simile que nos dirije este
dstinguido escrtor, expresando el eecto que prOdu
jera propio el de las tdu. de Foster
para los rinones.
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A. playing poker the youth who had
started with so. less the eB 70 the
agency, lost every cent Occasionally a
cabin passenger would visit the cattle
men and bring them a bit Of decent
food. There was beer also, but II cost
10 cents a small glass and was very
hat They had 20 take turns standing
the aight watch and then work Just as
hatd the next day. Three OF the cattle
diei on the way over and had 10 be
dumped overheard. In spite OF their
hardships the college boys were told
that It was an exceptionally easy voy-
age, as no rough weather had overtak.
en the ship. On stormy trip a con-
slant witch must be kept over the cat
tie. ms their ropes are frequently bro.
ken. and regular stampede follows.
Once Ia Europe the college cattIeman
lmaRlnes that his troubles are over. II
he has any money he can live there
eheapiy. but II he has none his life "a
tnueh worse than the American buns.
One particular young man who WAS
out Of funds was lucky enough to Dor
rnw $40 from a cabin passenger, on
which lie lived In Antwerp for three
weeks. Then he had trouble in ar.
ran"lng his passage home. Having
lrn.ied the cattle. the steamship com
pany cares very little for its contract
% convey the cattIeman back to Amer
lea. After much argument and waiting
the college boy Mt length succeeded IN
sctting passage on a freighter to Bos-
ton.
The voyage home was lazy and tire
some The food was the same as he
lad on the way over, with an occa-
slcnat festival OF plum dun. There was
no work 70 do, 80 It was much better
ihGn on the voyage eastward. He did
not enjoy II, however. for the sea with
out proper companlonship Is the most
iiresome place imaginable. He was the
only returning cattleman on board, ard
the sailors were an ignorant lot and
too busy 10 talk with him On landing
~ Boston he had TO wire to Philadel-
phia for money 10 return home and
was glad enough 10 get here. He is
proud Of his experience, but declares
that II Is certainly not worth the price.
Philadelphia Record.