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COMPETENCE VS.. DIPLOMAS.

CHICAGO, Sept 2.-Medical free
dom and demand that competence ra-
ther than licenses shall dominate
was the declaration Of principles
adopted by the Association Of Inde-
pendent Doctors at its national con
vention last night,
Chicago was selected as the meet
ing place for 1909, and the following
officers elected;
President, Dr. +. B, Rehman,
Youngstown, O; vice-president F. S.
Hays, San Antonio, Tex; secretary
treasurer, Dr. Charles Fl. McCor-
mack, Chicago
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IS OUT OF DANGER.

CHICAGO, Sept 2-Dr, LaCorio,
Of the Pasteur institute who has been
taking treatment for an infection OF
rabies obtained by scratch in his
laboratory was reported out Of dan
last night by members Of his family
and his associate physicians. DR.. La
Gorio was infected II days ago.
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chen. My waist was on FIRE. He
helped me put out the fire Then |
crawled back and tried to get the
gun but it went off. Bob shot at me
again. Then he stood up on the bed
and shot himself three times. A dark
man and a policeman came in and
told him | had shot Bob. | did it
because he had told me to take the
blame"
Dr. VanGleason said he thought
Mrs. Hitchcock was insane at the
time of the shooting but was sane
now.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-09-03
How to Avoid Appendicitis.

Most victims Of appendicitis are
those who are habitually constipated,
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures
chronic constipation by stimulating
the liver and bowels, and restores the
natural action Of the bowels, Orino
Laxative Fruit Syrup does not nau-
seate or gripe and is mild and pleas
ant to take. Refuse SUBSTITUTES, T. f
Laurin, Owl Drug Store,
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or orowInn cuhnn rrade.

Figures OF the traac OF the United
States with Cuba under the reciproc.
ity treaty are published by the DC,
partmont Of Commerce and Labor
through its Bureau of Statistics.
T'he figures of the Unhed States
government showing its total imports
form and exports to eaca- country
Of the world show that the import
from Cana in the calendar year 1904
under the reciprocity treaty were
S7I,950,992 in value, against s57.22S,-
29l in 1903 This indicates IAN in.
crease of practically s1S,0O0,0OO, or 81
per Get t,
Turning 10 the export side, thu
figures OF the United States govern
ment show total exports to Cuba in
the calendar year 1904 valued at $3e,-
G44.3l5, against S23,504 Ar in 1903, an
increase OF S9,13999S, or 3S.9 per.
cent.-an increase Of practically 40
per cent.--Harper,s Weekly.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-15
Seat Sale Opens Monday, 10 a N.
PRICES 25C, SOC, 75C, SlOO, SL5O
ouaSay uverearrnq.

If It is desired to begin the week
refreshed and ready for labor, rested
in mind and body, the eating customs
OF Sunday will have to be re-adjusted
Have Il later breakfast, II desired, but
have then very light one. even II
you are hungry. Or If IL must be
hearty, thcn do not upset your diges.
tive habits any more than may be
avoided and have but two meals on
that day ana eat no other. II would
be far better to have three light meals
lighter than usual, if that can be ar.
ranged TO fit with the other household
arrangements The custom of noon
dinner on that day arises from the
usual absence Of cook ,or maid at the
later one and this may be unavoid.
able Very well, then; treat this as
rest day for cook and digestive APP
paratus as well as from other Iabors;
have Light breakfast. light dinner,
and chafng-dlsh supper as near the
ordinary hours of meals as possible.
and remember as you are going 10
take less exercise than usual YOU de
mand a lesser amount of more easily
digested food. Good housekeeping.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago, Ms, Oct. 10, Closing:
Wheat--December sold between 80
"a and l .0l ii, opening at 90 "a
and closing at 80 3-4; May between
10 2S-i and 1.04 IA, opening az
l.O3 3-4 and closing at .O2 rs; JG-
ly between 9S Ia and 80 3-S, open
ing at 9S rs, and closing at 9S IA.
Corn-December sold between G3
and 63 3-4, opening at G3 l-2 and
closing at 63 is; May between 90
rs and GS S-S, opening at 63 and
closing at 63; July between GO Ia
and 60 5-S, opening at &c 1-2 and
closing at 62 IA.
0ats--December sold between As
Is and As 5-S, opening at 4S Ia and
closing at As Is; May between so
is and 80 l-2, opening at 20 la and
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CHOOSING RUGS.


Next to giving woman a nat for
a present, there is nothing more dan
gerous than buying rug for her.
A husband has long heard his wife
sigh for a Turkish rug. They could
not afTord il and both knew it.
Al last, getting an. unexpected fee.
the husband decided to surprise bis
wife. lie generously took the whole
check FOR rug, but--he selected Il
himself.
The rug came home and was un-
rolled for the wife's admiration. II
was one OF those garish colofinss
that shrleked with everything in he
room fttH t"'
The alternative was hurting a de-
lighted husband aud being tortured
every time she saw that floor cover
ing. Being good wife, she choso
the latter aud spent the rest Of her
life with her eyes on the ceiling
when In that particular room.
Yet the pity Of ~ How much hel-
ter to have given her the money or
taken her down the street for lunch
and landed her In a rug store. The
surprise would have been as great;
the result happier.
Even q woman can slip up In rug
buying. Not only should she see
the rug, but she should see It In the
room where II is TO lie.
An III chosen rug can ruin the
whole appearance Of room. This is
especially the case In some OF the
modern ones, with their crude and
garish colorings.
II the rug cannot be sent home,
then take TO the store samples OF
colors used in the furnishings New
er buy from a picture II you do not
wanl to be disappointed II you do,
at least have the option OF chsng,e.
Certain colors fade hopelessly. Con-
slider this in buying. Choose rug
that will he serviceable IN prefer
ence to beauty, whose charm wili
soon DE lost Delicate pinks. greens
| and blues all fade qpiaElt: so do
certain shades of yellow-mown.
Rich reds, dark h!Ne and dark
green with tonings of orange, while
somewhat loud at first. soon tone
down and give satisfaction when
more delicate effects must he dis
carded or re-dyed.
Design Is quite as important as
colorings in choosing q rug par.
tlcularly for Il small house Bod
striking figures or patterns that are
| distinct novelties, but VIII not stand
tho test OF time, should be avoided
by the housekeeper whose things
must last for years.
Qualify can only be decided by OK,
perlence. II you have no one on
whose knowledge you can depend
take the dealer into your confidence
Tell him exactly what you want ant
/ that you want it to wear. 1t is hii
business to give satisfaction and hil
| judgment is usually 10 be relied UP
| on.
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VISITS WITH |
~ %M6EEHY |
On the Wing.

A, deaf mute recently gave $40 FOR
phonograph. phonogrhph ought
to be worth that 10 deaf man.
There are folks who cohld pay the
grocer more promptly If they didn't
spend so much time paying old scores
Many a bachelor would have been
married long ago had he POSSESSED
sufficient capital to buy a diamond en-
gagement ring.
Life seems brighter IN the morn
ing, sings Denver poet. That de
pends upon what man has been do
ing the night before
Some men don't go to the club
evenings because their wives have O
club for them at nome. This Is good
either way You interpret 1t.
am not in favor OF women lawyers
After she had broken a few wills. Il
would be TOO easy for her to break
the hearts OF her successful clients.
A man can come home late. bans
the screen door, fall over a chair ant
cuss volubly without waking his wife
provided he doesn't care II she hear,
him but II he Is trying to sneak in
he cannot crawl on his hands anC
knees softly enough TO reach the bot
tom step of the stairway before sh,
will pipe him in the dark
& q y
In these days Of cnnui an automo
bile helps because It provides an op
portunily for the seeker of thrills Il
take chances. When he pals at this
he stops at q saloon and gets drunk
Then he staggers out and runs tn,
automobile. This combination eithe,
has the desired effect or Kills tho maj
and a man might as well be deat
nowadays as not be entertained.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-15
PITTSBURG

Pttsbuig Pa, Oct 15-Cattle-Re-
ceipts fair; market slow. Choice
5.75 a g.; prime 5.35 @ 6.G5; good
5 "a $50
Sheep and lambs-Rcceipts fair; /;
market steady on sheep and higher
on best lambs. Prime wethers 4 ::
good mixed $50 a 800; fair mix
ed 3 "a $50; culls and common %
3; lambs $50 a 5.59: veels a
S,25; heavy and thin 45O a $50.
HOgs-Receipts 30 doubledecks:
market lower; prime heavy $40 a.
G; medium $40 a $50; heavy york
ers $40 a $50; light yorkers ; n
$40; pigs AIS; roughs 450 a $50;
stays a i5O.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-15
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET

Hungarian Seed-JOe per busheI
Corrected Daily by Chas, Turner Co.
PAYING PRICE.
Butter-20c per ID.
Eggs, pc per dozen.
Lard-S 1-2c per lb.
Popcorn--2c.
SELLING PRICE.
Butter-26c psr ID. ..-s
Eggs, 25c per dozen.
Cheese, n. Y. cream-20c per ID.
Lard-l2 1-2c per ID.
Syrup-4Oc per gal. ~
Sugars-5c to l-2c per lb. .,
Teas--40c to 81 90 per ID.
Vinegar-25c per gal.
Salt--$l 25 per Dbl. ....
Hand picked Navy Beans--5c per H.
Carolina Head Rice-10c per lb. or
3lbs., for 25c.
Lima Beans--10c lb.
Marowfat Beans-7c lb. or 4lbs. for
25c.t
Cracked Hominy--4a or 3 'bs. for
10c.
Corn Neal-20c per sack
Graham Flour 20c per sack.
Pruns-S 1-3 to 15c per lb.
Seed Raisins--l5c per ID.
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UNION STOLE YARDS

Union Stock Yards, lis. Oct, II,
Cattle Receipts 1000; estimated
for tomorrow 1000; market steady
Prime beeves, 4.75 a 1850; poor ia
medium, 3.3O "a 40; stockers and
feeders, $50 "a 4.GO. .r
Hogs-,Receipts 10000: estimated
for tomorrow 14,OOO; market 10,
higher. Light, $50 a SIS; rough
$40 6 5.GO; mixed, $40 a 6.l0;
heavy, $40 a 615; pigs. a 5.lO~s
Sheep-Receipts 1900; estimated
for tomorrow 5000; market steady.
Native and western sheep, 2.75 a
4 60: native and western lambs, 4 a
q ..
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Out of School.

Ibid you ever have Il girl graduate
from the High school out of your
family? If 80 yon know what 1t is,
hut IL you have not you have missed
about all that is worth anything in
life. There is nothing like Il. The
happiness, the satisfaction, the sue
'css that has come is worth many
times the money and effort put forth
What is the finest product Of Amer
lea? Secretary Loeb insists IL is
rabbits; Carnegie stands for libra
ries; Mrs. Hetty Green considers It
ready money, while secretary of
Agriculture Wilson crows over the
American hen. They are all wrong.
It's the girl graduate. As Daniel
Webster remarked of Massachusetts:
Gentlemen, she needs no apology;
there she stands!" For years father
has poured ont his money In buying
her frOcks aud laces and hats, in
paying for her chemistry and music
and chewing gum. Mother has spent
Years of her life in teaching her NOR
aHly. truth, the catechism and the
proper way OF doing up her hair.
And they feel that she's worth all
the trouble and care and money she
has cost
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CLEVELAND

Cleveland, Oct. 15--IIogs-lIigher;
receipts 50 cars. Workers 5.25 "a
5.35: mixed $50 a. 5.75: heavies G.;
pigs AIS a 3; stays 425 @ 5.
Calves-Receipts $50; markett
stePdy.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts s cars;
market higher. Choice 5.75 a SIS.
Cattle Receipts lS cars; market
quiet.
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closing at 50 Is.
TOLEDO aRAnE

Toledo. O., Oct l5-Wheat--C''h
.02; December 100; May 1.0G is;
July 80 1-2.
Corn-Cash II; December &c; May
63 rs; July G3.
Oats-Cash and December 40 l-2;
May 81 l-2; July a.
.Rye-No. /, 10; No. ., rs 10;
No. 3, 7G 1-2.
Cloverseed-Cash and October 4.75;
December 4S2 1-2; March 4.95.
Alsike-Prime SIS; October $50
Prime tmothy--1.G5,
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! Daily Market Report
EAST BUFFALO

East Buffalo. n. y. Oct. 15--Cat-
'tle-Receipts 100; slow, steady.
veals-Receipts 500; active, steady,
Gull to choice 6 n 9e5.
Sheep and lambs--Receipts 400;
active, steady Lambs 4.25 "a g.,
yearlings a 4.5O; sheep 2 a 4,5O.
lHogs--Receirts $500; active cas-
ier Workers a $50; pigs 4.5O a
4.SO; hervies $50 a 6; roughs 4.7j
a :.
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FLOUR

b, p. Marion IA bbl) 81. 60.
legal Tender ia bbl) $l.Ge.
Monarch ia bhL) $1,3O.
Knickerbocker. Q-4 bbl.) $3.50.
Carnatlon IA bbl.) $40.
Gilt Edge IA bb1), $1.25.
Gold Medal IA bbl.) $170.
Golden Flake IA bbl) S1.40
Glover Leaf I'D bbl.) s1.G0.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-15
He Was Not SURPRISED.

Associate Justice d. X. Brewer. the
Yit and story teller of the United
States Supreme Court, is credited
with the following. ~
A mlllwright was converted 70 the
way of thinking OF sect which peri
odically was inspired with fore.
knowledge of the imminence OF the
day Of doom and set the date, pre-
pairing for Gabriel's greeting
The d0te was set and the day
came. The mlllwright donned his
white robe, and went out into the
fields TO await the coming meeting
with the celestial throng. The day
passed until It was late in the after.
noon. and the mIllwrlght, having
risen AT the strole Of midnight on
the morn of the eyentful day, grew
drowsy and, throwing himself down
upon "a pile OF hay, fell asleep at the
watch.
Boys discovered him, and, with the
natural mischlevousness of boys
they set fire to the hay. The smoke
and the heat soon woke the slum-
bering millwright, and, hitting ~
with start, he cried with the an
guish. of the lost:
Just as expected In hell. after
ALL Milwaukee Sentinel.
..#.#..H.#- ----.a----
It's n pretty dinlcult Job to con-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-15
LOCAL GRAIN MARKETS

Whcat-95c per bu.
Corn, old--76c per bu.
Corn New, GOc per bu.
Oats--45c per bu.
Cloyerseed-S4. so per bu.
Timothy - 81 GO per bu.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-15
NEW YORK PRODUCE

New York, Oct. 5.-'Butter--Re-
ceipts 5,l32 packages; firm. Creamery
extra. % a 1-2; state dairy tubs finest
% a 2G.
Eggs Receipts S,G2S packages; frm
Nearby white fancy, aG q 3S; fro h
frsts, % a 81.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-15

Down in Emmons county there W. {
an epidemic of burning ears whicn
sorely troubled the doctor who was
also afflicted with the same malad. :.
1t subsequently developed that on the
day the trouble appeared an old fash.
Toned Sewing society" has been in
operation. IN. d. Pioneer.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-15
Mirror Want Column.
HELP WANTED

WANTED-First class timer, at once.
Married man preferred. Steady
work, for the right party, at good
wages. Address T. II, Norr, Piqua.
o. 10-15-2tpd
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oh. he sought TO tell ber fortune
As he fingered rather lnte,
While sho hlushcd as rosy colored
As the embcrs IN the grato.
Then he took her hnnd so dainty
And she felt her pulses thrill.
As he held II snug and tender
Very much against her VIII
AS the Hrclight flashed and aickered,
lie benz low above her palms
Reading forecasts With vision
That was destitute of quAlms.
You will we'd" he said, newt Christ
mas s-t
Wed dgrk man, tall and strong.
Who VIII love you and protect you--
Love you tendcrly and long"'
"And this bold. intrepid wooer.
Where rs hc?" the maiden cried.
Just at present" said the prophet,
"He Ia sitting ~ your side
"Oh, | don't believe In fortunes"
CAPPED the maiden in alright.
Bur IheIpaper said, last Tuesday
They'll be married Christmas night!'
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-15

Speaker Cannon is Obstinate" says
d headline. o. no, not obstinate, not
bit obstinate; just firm. Boston
Globe.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-15

IT'S n pretty difllcult job to con-
vince woman that deathless love
can be breathed through dyed mus
taehe.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-15

WANTED--A young girl TO assist
with housework. Inquire at Ala s.
State. 8-25-tf
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WANTED.

WANTED-Manager for branch Of
flee We wish TO locate here In Ma
. rlon. Address, with reference.
The Morris Wholesale House. Gin
cinnati, Ohio. 9-l5-30t
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Trsgedy.

A New York Woman married light.
house-keeper but later discovered that
while he did light jobs, he expected
her to do all the heavy work. One
night while trimming the lamps, he
became enraged at her and made 1t
unanimous. Unlike the lamps, she
went out Now she is suing for di
vorce on the grounds that he is not q
good light.house-keepcr.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-15

FCR RENT---Modern house OF s
rooms. Hot and cold water, gas In
furnace. Corner Hill and Prospect
streets. Phone 4S5. l0-13-3t
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Dry and Hot.

4 MISSOURI paper walls That Il Is so
hot over there that horses have TO stand
Ia water an hour every day TO keep thclr
shoes from coming Off aud wagons are
going around with their tongues out The
rlvcr bed Is 81 dry II has TO be sprnkled
before you can EO fishing, Tho catfish
Kicked up such q dust that II choked To
death l3,V0 cattle who were searching for
a drink OF water. The railroad set a
pond on Ore gJnd hurned up Il wagon loud
OF bull frogs. The ground Is 20 dry and
hard that crawfish holes are being pulled
M. scwed together and shipped 10 Texas
for. Gas nippg 81.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Iiodse or East Farm
ing street, third house off OF State
street. Gas for heating and light.
Possession given once.
Mrs j. T.. Christian, phone Is63+.
10-10-131J
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U0ST-An NJ. II. S. pin. Leave at
o this office and receive reward,
l0-l5-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AGENTS AND INVESTORS WOULD
YOU GIVE 800 A YEAR FROM
NoW2 If We permitted you to pay
little down and little month
ly, would you do 1t, in one OF the
best guaranteed real estate s per
cent dividend investments? Only a
lew Dollars Monthly needed TO
give you comfortable Income.
Best of Bank References. WRITE
TODAY; PACIFIC NORTHWEST
REALTY ASSOCIATES Wells Far
so Building, Portland, Ore.
9-2i-26t
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LOST

lOST-'A. l. U. gold lodge pin, on
Prospect street, between church and
Wilson street. flease leave at this
office. l0-l5-3t
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g q q
Saving Money.

"Only seven days TO October and hot
ter than the hinges OF a bake oven" com.
plains Michigan editor. Don't get
pesvlsh brother. Remember II will soon
he tinlr to print lhGt notice about bring
Ing IA stumps on subscrlptionl
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-15

| CAN SELL you good land cheap
in Central Oklahoma. Address A. II.
Myers, Shawnee, Okla. .t
10-1-tu&thud&swp3m
MARION CoILEGB (Formeriy Ma
rion Business College) )-Bookkeep-
ing, Shorthand. Typewrltlng, PEN
manship, Oratory and Elocutlon,
Music, Normal for Teachers Fall
Term win open, Tuesday, Septem-
ber s, 1908. For particulars, ad-
dress Marion College. Pc. o.
Box III. Phone r G62.
s4s-svJtf
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-10
'Iragodia en- New. York.
.EL ENSANGHE D E
Roma.
10 que eOstaIa al gohieInO itaIian0:

EI gobier 10 itaIiOno hs fFmAdc, do
acueFdo con eI alca ls do Roma, 0l conve.
Mo relative 81 proYeCto de 10y lama 10
"Ley raTa RomO."
Este proyecto, que Contiene liats aTtfcu.
log, tiene p9r obieto autiCipar ID Ciudad
dc Roma poF Cuenta del tssoro, Ia can't.
dad de veinticinco miIl0nGa de iirag para
que 81 muniCipio pusd8 Embellishments
comenzar los trRbslos de urhAni1aCi6n, em.
belscimiento J, Bobre TODD, dc enHRnOhe
de Is ciudRd
Da eBta cRntiea1 &c CongagrAr6n eIpe-
Cialmente tres miiloneB do irAB pGFa lR
construction de bRETios populAEeg.
Las ebrAs proyectad 70 gon verdRdeFR'
msnte uTg gantsg, pues FeIulta un vsrdadsro
cont alenti 10 que ID Ciud1d EteEnG. que
motiYa tAntaB FegrinaciorFa y 60 fin dc
tSntoa viDjeB attfGticos de Aimple CuFioEi'
dad, Tegulte eRtrschR y psquen0, no solo
para los viajeros Bino para suB proPios hA'
bitantes.
La difcultad de encontFaF RlbsTguG On
Roma es tAl que los slquilGEeB 20 eleVAn
continusmsnts, = ri adm pagando an alto
pEeCio se puede logTar con faciIidRd una
habitaci6n acceptable. En- loB Gltimog amos
G0 han ConltEufdo GIg mos baFriOB nusvoH,
paFtiCuIRTmGnte al lado dc IG PusEtR Pfa
detF6G del PinCio junto Ia villa BoTgha
go. en 81 emplREamiento de los AntiguOB
jaEdineI Ludovics, , otro On Il m6Tgsn
deEeChR del TlbsT, dstrGg del castillo de
SAnt6Ugslo 81 Vaticsnc; pero estos bR'
FEioB nueVoB han aido ocupSdOB Immediate
mente de cal modo que hoy son de loH mas
hsbitadoB de Rom.
La Cauna de tan gEands aumento do Po'
blaci6D, qua ha uObrspuj ado laO mas opti'
miutas previsionsG de los antiguoI muniCi
pioV, eg, ca primer t6rmino, lR cadR vez
mas CrsCiente coIoniR de extr0pjsFo1 lin
gleges Rmericano8 sobrs todo-quo hR e.
jOdo 90 residences On Roma, "a todo 81
aGo va ol invieFno Bolamente. 4 ade'
mas, la aituaci6n de oOpitnlidad, sin dis
minuiE d n6mero dc cat6iicoB atERfdos por
ID Santa sede hs aumentado 81 dc emplaA'
dos negooiAntep, obFerol etc, que ECque'
Tfs J& svoluci6n de lR Ciudad modeFnizadP.
UnicRmsnts Rlgunos RmaDtsA de la ira
die On lamsntan que los barEioG modeTnoE,
con HuB lojoBos hoteleB , suu GALES tiradas
& eoFdel, haHGn psFdeF no POGO de 80 ca
TGcteE ls capital dc Italib; zero 81 GnHAn'
che es Indispensable, , para lon GfCiOnadoH
& 10 pintoFeBco Eismprs qusdaEd Il Roma
RntiguR, RIGA en- tPadicioneH EecueFdOR.
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SuGesOs de POIiCia.

4abuooB. .-Acsbs de ser captuFado en-
baFrio Gsndul" de este jurisdiction el in.
dividdo Andres Santiago por reduction &
Ta6fla Berries Juez entiende. Cabo
soto
Coamo -Por guards Aldo f9 Diaz fu6
aTFsltado en- el bsrFio 'Pulguil az el in
dividuo Bleutsrio Meudez por hu7to de
ftutoG msnoleI en- f1cR del senior Ema
nuslli de 6te Corts coFrespondieuta en-
tiapds asunto.-Cabo Casanova
AdjuntaI.-En union guar6iR Valldeiu.
i loEprandt una juga "a de gsIlou ooup9n.
do 9'toS y detsniendo diez individuot; CO.
lsbrRdo juicio guido fueron uentsuoiados'
-Cabo RoHsll6
Fajar5o. He srrentRdo Rucchs al indi.
viduo jose Marta MercRdo por violaci6n
4 Eu hiastra, nina Leonsrda Mslen deg.
Jues entiends 81 sEurto.-T snisnts BIZ
thoFo.
CaguaP.-Corts municipal usntsnci6 &
Bsnito Hernandez un am de csrcel con
trRbSjoH forza1oS poF haTto De tabaco IN
rama vsTi6 ado en- eAts imieato del doc
tor GntieErez -Tenisnte Gimeaeg
ClysY.-Cabo VRlladareU guavdiR
Herman lez de Puaato On Aibo ito, arHes'
faVon On baYTios "LaH Marfas" de SslinGu,
Domiugo Juan Martinez autorea del
SBssinRto de NRToiSo A.vaFAdo cometido sl
19 de Mario de 1905, On bnrFio "Palma'
Eejo" dc COamo, TeuisntS Bird,
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Ia e1pDrIsgeIl dDl Or. D. SlInlpr carbpnOII

U1a padre ogrGdeoidO. -Dssde hacs GER
CO dc veints ans vepgo indicRndo Ia
Emulsion de Scott On los CaHoa on que eat6
recomsndadO 50 uso, , sismpEs he queda'
do HRtiifstho del reBultado obtanido. Dsbo
gEatitud diChR preparation, pueI aino
hubieEa uido por ella que ne ayud6
BRlvar mi hijs Camelia, eytR no aHtarfs
hoy on AlgsciFaS Casada con el ayudante
del ComandAnte GsneEal del Campo de
Gibraltar, 81 ger eFal Sr. ObFeg6n.
AhoFa miBmo tsngo On mi 8auAtorio IN
nih9 de nuevs a6oB, quien praotiqu6 re-
asccionsB On ID tibiR que mncho ha ga
nado con IA EmulOi6n.-Dr s. CarbOneH,
Antique Interno de los hospitaIeI de
Paris. r..