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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-01-02
ADAMS.

Cameron's are delivering corn to w
A. Hoover.
Ed Briney's entertained at dinner
Christmas day.
Mrs. Glib Bellies called at ]. N. All
goods last week.
Jerry Ballinger sold COW to Ar
thur Hanna last week.
Charles Whitaker and wife spent
Tuesday at Glib Bolles.'
James Natter has just completed a
good new chicken house.
Mrs. Joe Hanna called at the Carey
McKanna home last week.
Elmer Hartgraye and wife are Wis
iting at the Hartgraye home.
Harry Hanna visited at the ]. N
/ Allgood home Saturday night.
C. Z. Hanna and wife visited over
Sunday at the Pomeroy home.
f. T., C. e. and H. F. Hanna sold
stock to Milo Rockwell Saturday.
Will Padgett and son John have
been visiting friends at Richland.
Jesse Fancher and family spent Sun.
day at the parental Fancher home.
Will Hanna and wife spent Christ
mas at the parental Martin home.
James McLandsborough and family
spent Christmas at Joseph Hanna's.
Laura McKanna and Cecil REYNOLDS
spent Sunday at the home Of her broth
er.
Il. T. Hanna and family spent
Christmas at the Ellsworth McFall
home.
Edith and Helen Hanna spent Satur
day afternoon with their friend, Leota
Fancher.
Mrs frankie Matter and son
Dwight spent Christmas at the James
Natter home.
Harry and Clarence Hanna sold two
Of their fine Young Short-horn cattle
to George Black OF Bussey, Iowa.
Miss Mamie Crane treated her schol
airs to candy and oranges Tuesday
evening. School was dismissed until
Monday and Miss Crane spent Christ
mas at her home in What Cheer.
w. II. Kinks entertained a large
company at their home Christmas day
There was a big dinner at noon, which
all enjoyed. and then the ladies' tied
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-01-02
Niyig.
SPRING CREEK.
Dec. 30.

George Kirk is kept busy with his
wood saw.
Miss Ada Morrow, who is attending
%. H. S., is spending the holidays at
home.
W. L. Campbell is still on the mend
His many friends will be glad to see
him out again.
There was a pile Of good things de.
voured at the Geo. Gilchrist home on
Christmas day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Jewell have both
been laid up for repairs. Both are
better at his writing.
Joe Mich and his sister Annie are
spending the holidays with relatives
and friends at What Cheer.
Ralph Gilchrist, who is attending
medical college in Chicago. is spend.
ing the holiday vacation at home.
The WATSON. Ferris and Whiteside
families spent Christmas day in Oska.
loosa with Uncle William McBurney.
The Christmas tree and entertain.
ment at Buckeye Christmas Eve was
well attended and good time for all
was had.
Roe. Senath and Otis Anderson
spent a day or two last week with
their sister. Mrs. Taylor, in Monroe
township.
This section Of country is being al
most denuded OF linn timber for the
barrel head factory in town. Where
is the next supply to come from?
Mrs. L. NJ. Towns served Christ
mas dinner to near by relatives and
Rev. Dugan and wife Of OskaIoosa and
Ely Woodward and family Of New
Sharon.
The doctor was called to Harley
Moore's Sunday morning ON account
of the Illness OF their baby girl. No
serious results so far from the doc.
tors visit
Dec 20. Observer.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-01-02
THE COUNTY NEWS.
GlvlN.

Rev Lloyd Williams is on the sick
list
Mr.. and Mrs. Peters were visiting for
few days at the parental home at
Abba
Clyde Harris, of Grinnell college, is
spending his vacation at the home OF
VIM. Peters. west of Givin.
Almost everyone on Fifty-one line,
especially the l@dies, is suffering with
q bad cold; cause unknown.
James Owens and Johnnie Owens,
Nof Des Moines, are visiting at the
home Of b. Z. Bosley at Pekay.
Hugh Jones and family, of White
City. were over Christmas visitors at
the parental home OF Mrs. d. Edwards.
EmIyn c. Parry of Abba, is spend
ing two weeks vacation at the home
Of his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. J.
D. Thomas
Mrs William Bosley and two chill
dren from Des MONIES are visiting with
relatives and friends here during the
holidays.
J. T. Thomas is expected home the
latter part of the week after under
going. successful operation at the
Ottnmwa hospital
Jonas Baum and wife VIII return
to their home at Rock Island after
spending several weeks among friends
and relatives on Sand Ridge.
Several farmers in this vicinity are
very busy getting their winters wood
ready for the saw, which we expect in
the neighborhood in the near future.
While playing around home Sunday
morning. George Hughes baby fell
ana had his arm badly hurt DR.. VIII
lIams Of Oskaloosa was summoned at
once. There were no bones broken.
Geofge Sarver and family. Of Harri-
son township. nave moved to the J..
ID Thomas place recently vacated by
Louie Parry. VINO will soon leave for
San Francisco. Cal Mr.. Sarver has
bought Mr. Parry's baIer and will
continue with hay baling-
The citizens of Givin and vicinity
held their Christmas tdoingsy at the
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-01-02
LOANS. law AND pEMsloMs.

We have plenty Of money to loan
on farm and city property Now is
the time to prepare for spring loans.
We make the most complete alb
stracts Of any real estate firm in Ma
kaska county.
We buy county and city warrants,
jurors and other fees sale notes. &C.
We prepare reports for administra.
tors and guardians Thela law requires
these reports filed annually.
We have proper blanks and do the
pension business of this county. Con
sultation free.
Office over Frankel's State Bank.
Office phone, No 9S.
2sw2 F. D. Reid & Co.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-01-02

Morgan and wife, of Abba, dropped
in upon her unawares. During the
afternoon tVo daughters, Mrs. NJ. }.
Williams and four boys and Mrs Lucy
Davis, of Oskaloosa, arrived. They
had busy, time together and they en-
joyed it, you may believe it.
Dec. q. ]. A. B.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-01-02

hall Christmas Eve. After a good
lengthy program of singing and
speaking, the Christmas tree was UNI
yelled, loaded with beautiful presents,
and general good time was had, as
usual in this little burg.
Dec 30. Niyig
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-01-02

Captain J. X Powers. who is well
known in this state. having resided at
Des Moines for many years. is now In
charge Of the national cemetery AT San
Antonio, Texas.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-01-02

Complete rural free delivery service
has been ordered established in Clay
ton county.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-01-02

The Mt Sterling schools now have
a library of 100 volumes.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-01-02

Several country schools in Union
county are closed this winter because
Of inability to employ teachers.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-01-02

A post Office has been established
at Blyth. Mahaska County. with how
ard Wilcox as postmaster.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-01-02

In the rush and hustle incident to busy times is possible for
unpleasant things to happen DESIRE advance
plain patrons that the Badauf RosenblattCo
satisfactory transaction applies to the Mill End Sle well
all other times will if fault material price
attention is reported to floor headquarters.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-01-02

Iowa as state was 81 years old
last Saturday.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-01-02

Tons staple wanted merchandise by critical
comparison to be far under market value change follow
ing the opening of this
Here little speculation warranted buying advance below
the market value be called speculation The evident
and justified Consider the opportunity.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-01-02

Rev, Lloyd Williams is on the sick
The Prescott daily news., 1908-11-20
BEAUTIFUL
 CHURCH WEDDING
CantIey.Betts Nuptials The Most Charm.
 ing Event of Hopes Fall Season.

Miss Katie Betts, the charm : ing daughter of MT. and Mrs. James H. Betts, and MT. Will Cantley, popular business man of our city, were married at the Presbyterian church last night in the presence of magnificent assembly of Hopes high society.
 The church was exquisite in decorations of bamboo and southern smilax. The bride was magniticently gowned in liberty satin with point lace trimmings, and carried a beauti- ful boquet of lilies of the. valley.
 The bridal party was ushered in by Messrs. Paul Briant, Geo. Green, W. Y. Foster, Jr., and Edgar Briant.
 First came in from opposite doors, Miss Flannigan and Miss Irma Briant followed by Mir. Stuart Wilson and MT. Mack Garland next Miss Lena Jagers- field and Miss Carrie McRae fol lowed by MT. Clyde Hill and Mir. Harry Barlow.
 The bride next entered with her sister, Miss Louise Betts, who was maid of honor and was followed by the groom and Mir. Lin McRae. Miss Louise Bri- ant played the wedding march and the solemn ceremony was performed in excellent taste.
 Immediately after the cere- mony the bridal party drove to the home of the bride where a delightful wedding feast was served. Handsome decorations of cut flowers and chrsyanthe- nuns added to the splendor of the occasion and costly presents bestowed upon the happy couple were to be seen in numberleSS profusion.
 The bride and groom did not
The Prescott daily news., 1908-11-20

before the same tribunal it would not be worth while to proceed since we could not logically ex- pect Judge Trieber to rule differ ently in the case on a habeas cor pus action the same principle as to contempt being involved.
 For this reason 1 think I can say for the commission that the notices will be withdrawn. and since this will stop prosecution there will then, I presume be no further proceedings under the contempt phase of the case. Of course, the withdrawing of the notice will be general, applying to all the prosecuting attorneys in the case"
The Prescott daily news., 1908-11-20
l5-MILE-WIDE FIRE
 ON STATES BORDER
Sea of Flames Rolling Toward National
 Forest Reserve in Arkansas.

Little Rock, Nov. 20.-Reports from all parts of Arkansas last night brought no news of abate- ment in the forest fires through out the state. The fires in Per ry County are rapidly growing worse and are destroying much property. We can hardly breathe here on account of the dense smoke," was the state
 ment sent out from Perry coun- ty last night. Reports from Helena show that the fires in that vicinity are still burning.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-11-20
PRICE FIVE CENTS

The damage on one plantation in that district is estimated at $8, 900 and on another at $4,000.
 Forest Supervisor Record, stationed at Mena, who has charge of the Forest Reserve in this state, wired in answer to a message from the Gazette: Fifteen miles of solid fire, sweeping the Kiamish mountains in eastern Oklahoma, threatens the Arkansas national forest re- serte." The dispatch states that the fire is sweeping bare the mountain sides, consuming fences, homes, live stock and bridges as it goes. The forest officers are preparing to prevent the fire from crossing the state line and a large force of men has already responded to the call for help, armed with axes, shovels and waetr bags. Back firing will be tried in the attempt to check the fire. Hugh Harris of the Washington Reserve Office is on the scene and was in con- ference with officials and rang CTS last night concerning the sit uation. The dispatch also stated that arrests would follow, as the men who are alleged to have set the forests on fire have been dis covered by rangers.
 As yet no reports of loss of life have been received in Little Rock.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-11-20
RAILROAD COMMISSION
 GUILTY OF CONTEMPT
Jndee Trieber of the Federal Court Sus. tains Temporary Injunction
 for the Railroads.

cCLLempt Of the cuuI were the three members of the Arkansas Railroad Commission .R. P Allen chairman: J. w. Crockett and J. k. Hampton and Roy D. Campbell prosecuting attorney of the Sixth district held by Judge Trieber in the United States Circuit Court just before noon today Judge Trie Der left the punishment op- en until Monday saying if the matters which placed them in contempt were undone by that time he would dismiss the pro- ceedings against the defendants upon the payment of the cost of the hearing.
 The commissioner and prose- cutting attorney were adjudged in , contempt of the court order en- joining the State officials from entering penalty suits against the railroads for failure to comply with the Standard Distance Tar fir. No. 8, promulgated by the commission to take effect June 15, 1908 through the filing in the Circuit Courtof Pulaski Coun- ty last Saturday of penalty suits against the Iron Mountain and Rock Island RaflroadJ because they refused to submit to a subsequent order of the com- mission prohibiting them from enforcing new and higher freight rate than the one enjoin- ed.
 Judge Trieber reviewed the case | and stated in a brief and terse opinion that he could not get ar- ound holding the defendants gull ty Judge Trieber also paid an. other tribute to the members ol the commission, whom he said were warm personal friends, and also to the State courts, saying as long asi he is 5n the bench there will be no clasR between | two in Arkansas. He stated that | if the commission was permitted | to prosecute the suits in the State court, the temporary in 1 junction granted to the railroads would not be worth the paper upon which it was written.
 Judge Trieber said he would give the commission a day iI which to act further, and if the suits were withdrawn he would dismiss the case and the cost oi the defendants without further penalty.
 Attorney General Kirby ques' tioned the hereafter, and Judge Trieber informed him he could bring habeas corpus proceedings after punishment had been an- nounced. Attorney General Kirby stated it would be little use to try the case again before Judge Trieber in a different phase and asked the chances for appeal He found there were few, but Judge Trieber offered him a review should he wantit.
 Judge Trieber upon the request of the defense for more than one day for consultation, postponed the case until Monday for fur ther action. Col. !. NJ. Moore who with Thomas BuZbee. repre- sented the railroads arose and stated that he had matters in the Supreme Court which would require his presence there Mon- day, morning
 "All right Colonel" promptly re- piled Judge Trieber, as he smil- ed at his lifelong friend, "the court will be able to transact it's business without your assist ance on that morning."
 The court then adjourned.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-11-20
not leave the city but have taken up their abode at Mrs. Whites hotel on Second Avenue. Hope Daily News, November 19.

We have all kinds of "bubles" scooting around on Iour streets now. Capt. R. w. Huie, has re- ceived and put into commission a Eureka runabout, and Will Ma guire is giving daily exhibitions of lightning rifing on his new Curtis motorcycle. When you hear a shuffling noise, or honk of a horn, it is time to fall out of your wagon and grab your horses as there is certain to be a picking up of business in your neighborhood pretty soon, and you have to more fast or there will be some movement very not iceable.-Arkadelphia Herald.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-11-20

Mrs. A. M. Huff, of Bay City Michigan, came in the morning on visit ito her son, w. A. Huff and will remain here for the winter.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-11-20

We shall withdraw the notice issued to Prosecuting Attorney Campbell relative to the prosecu- tion of suits against the St. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Rail- way Company and against the Rock Island Railway Company for violation of the commissions order prohibiting the application of the new fates," said Chair man R. F. Allen of the Arkansas Railroad Commission. following the ruling of Judge Trieber at noon that the commission and the prosecuting attorney were in contempt of court for attempt ing the prosecution of penalty suits
 'sThe court has given us until Monday for possible appeal be- fore any final decree is entered. However, since the appeal would lie through habeas corpus pro- ceedings and have to be brought
The Prescott daily news., 1908-11-20
Veils
 and Yelling
In Their Newest Styles

This is a season in which Veils are the most impor- tant accessories of correct dress. Nothing would do but that we must again show the most beautiful and extensive stock in Prescott and how true we have hit our mark can only be ap- preciated by a visit to our store.
 We have them in all S ha d e S, including blue, brown, black and red, at prices ranging from
 35C to 75C
 MOnCrief
 Millinery Co.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-11
Gran bale en- Ia COIOHia
GSpaiiOIa de CaguaS.
Ia TOInI do HquOIIO8 !aIORO3 fu6 Ia linda J lOgO
IIGNI StRoFItD wilma Berries.

AcompI II ado de mi diBtiDguido amigo
ol Wfior Carlos AguayO, quiOn OOmo TODD
I'm CoFEect0 CAballeE0, me pEOGsnt6 & lR
diAGCtivR de GquOl impOTtGnte Centro social,
y tambi6u & un Undo bouquet do f res del
jAEdin cHgiii1o, psrtsnsCient0 10 mas
gFRDRdo dc aquell8 BOHisdGd, aHiSn RI sun.
tuoBo bAilG que 8s llsvaTa Gfscto FGCien'
tementG.
Fu6 tan BatiNfACtoriR IR impEO0i6n tan
gTando ls ola del sntuIiABmo que ms limi'
taE6 6uicaments & dar los nombEO1 do una
oCtGva pREt0 dc la num0EOga C0nCuPF0nCio
que Rllf 20 di6 cita, poE no EsCOrdAE Lea
dOm6g.
Como Feina, 10 fu6 dc squellO1 Dolo'
ne1 IR do lR linda bOquita y CLOS de a8Aba'
che stfioTita ViVina Berries, Ncompafi0dO
do GuS quOFidlBimOB padres; It8b0litR Ji'
msneE, Polita BOFE6G, s8poB08 AguSyo,
SunChits Ramos, Jugta Ramirez. FolfcitG
MuHtz, EEneatinB ACoBtG, Lolita ROdEf
guoz, Popita Viconts, do C0guNB-no Ia dc
San JuRD, ,-IsoFn, Maria LiIaEdi, POpitl
GarRiga y egp0Bos GimanGE
'E8psElAaoBeq, tan amOnRB dODtag 10 FGpi
tan, que P0r GggundS YES = Gomo HiGm
pre-, triuntO como tFinnf6 l8 que On Of0CtC
fu6 Eeina do la balle8R pueRtoFFiquAfA: ID
intOligsnt0 , bsIlA BaGSEita YiVina ROEEiOB,
-ROm6N QUGRONes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-11
.INAME RATA De
bIancas en- Espafia.
IltlgalgIta On 100 q plLs.

81 % del pasado, & ID bora ca que iba
6 saliF de CRdia 81 vapoF "IslR Pany", oil.
gunag psEBonaB obasFvaEon que an nGme.
70 ina6lito de hsrmoBsg mujeEel subfan 6
boFdo. ~5
ESQ dice La Gaosta de GstadaEajara,
.-M6xiC0- y C0ntinGa: --@
LoB p0ECSdoE0B que, dsSde 81 muOlles
vefan CuEioB0 ol smbaEqug5 tnVieEon la
BaBpscha dc qno aIgo ilf8it0 paaabs re-
clansaEon ID intarvenCi6n da Ii paliefn.
Las autoEidadaa auBpandiegon OntonGas
81 embsFqus y, habisndO aboRdado 81 bu'
que, hsllaE0n dsntF0 numeRoIaB mn
chachAg, ID mayor pRFta "A aGloEa Ila OdAd.
{ ads maEinsFO hahfa 0mbaFoado unB
dos. EI CapitEn que eI Caaado y tiana 81
gunoa hijOg, hAbfa esOOgido poE eampanara
de yisis Ii mSs hoPmosR.
CaRi todaB IaB j6VsneB c0mpansEaa ha'
bfan Bid0 OompEadaU guB fAmilinS. AL
gunaB, sin embargo, % habiah enganchRdo
poF 81 miBmn, degpu6s dc hAbeE huido del
doniCilio patsFE al.
Las que hRbfan gido C0mpRedRa fuaFcn
0ntFegsdaB guB padres, J 8 toG devoIVis'
ron Loo dineRO1 que pOr elias Escibiaron po'
90 anteE.
LoB tripuIant0O doCLaran que lac ibRn &
lIsvaE q TenGrifo para 81 solYioio de Cria'
daG pOE0 On FSalidsd dtbfan ds traeEIas
Cubs, donde % muY aOtiva lA trAts de
mujeFeB blanCag.
ExeuBado ea decir que al heeho hs can
gRdo pFofnndA indignation ca toda Espa'
iiA , que Ge han tornado toda.CIasa de pre-
CsuGionsa para impadiP qua Do rapitS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-11

sfcisnCis con 10 syuda de los municipiOs.
Qua per esaa Ea4on8g, y otFRa gus sxpliOa
nomeramento, g por 10 que hs pEassnSado
esEs pTOyoCtO que contie1s los CRmbioB ne
caBaFioa. Qos GHts pEoysctO Esluolvs las
obieCionO8 hsChas al antique BistsmR =
pROpoECiona Ia Valioss Ryuds de Ios muni'
Cipioa supIics al BtfioE VfRB OchotOO0,
quah padido Is palabEa, que 10 Rscunda
q Ia moOi6n de lsVantGE la BSBi6n poE e.
ner q aniatir Rl 6ntisEEo del Dr.. Ricardo
HoRnSndss que gs va sfsCtuaE ahORB.
ga loYanta Ia Hsai6n hRgts mRfians & 1aa
dies 8 n, .- -.
Paga & Ii Comisi6n de 10 Judicial d
H. b ndmsgo l.. PIsitoB de la Iglslia
ap1obado poR ID CGmaFa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-11
Notable mlSiCO psTtGlGCiante a nDl
familia do CisgOS.

El OTganiStR do lS Ciudad do Muhlhe'
iAmndsE RnhE, 90 IN notable mduiCo que
pOEtOnOCe & ana familiR do CiegOS, , 6li.
mNm0nt0 81 CON dos heFmRnog , una her
mana, tOdoB Ci0goB dioFon un notable con-
CiOEtO On Hamburger
La Jnven p0BS0 una notable vOS do co.
PEano, uno do Los hOFmsn0s Ostudi8 Ia
CompoEci6n On lR Academia de m6BiCs ID
Berlin y "a hS Obtsnido divsE8oB pRomiO-
do honor, = OtEO o. un notabIo violence.
lilta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-11
USADO CON FXTAORMNARA FREGUENCA FOR
d PrOsIdsatO dOI GOaGsJO EjoeNtlVo do
nanmPaaa
eNagEaS0,

81 ISSlNSNU aOB WBAVbJO EJSGutlBs u0
gOggEOsO.
"si lR expsrienCia de aIgunou sias de
pEGctiCa m6dioR pusds teBSr 0'gdo vail.
misntO, nadis 90 extEaGaE6 que On ella
funde mis- aseTveEaoione1 cuand0 He trata do
OnitiF una opinion Bobrs un msdicams nso
que he uBad0 CON exEEa0FdinaEia fracuen'
Cia. Me EsEyEo 10 EmulGi6n dc Scott.
La psrfsCtR union do los componentsE Ell
agFadRbla BRbor que dstsFminR 10 bien que
90 c0nG0EvR mi0ntFRB Be Gst6 empIeando, y
BObEs tOd0 las impoFtantss indicaeiones me
diCaB que nenG, BOn 30 meiOE y, m6B 8egura
gaT8ntfR.
Por esR ras6n adm en- Las enfsrmsdadeB
al psFeC0r mas incuFablOs Osmo ls tisiS, laH
oaqUeriGs, Las eSor6fWIas, Len onemias, sl
raQositiSmO. ls dsbiId0d general ls faIta de
dssarrOLEO Ga IRB mujsreB y en- IeB nifoB y
OtEs laEga gsris que gsrfa proIijo snumOEaE
SO We que egts gustanCiR opera vsEdadeHoH
milagToB, ? que loB ontSEmoB que por de-
CiElo Rsi 90 hRlI0ban 6 Leu pu0rta8 de 10
muoTtsD Es tFanlfoFmRn de pronto adqui'
EisndO fueTsRB, TobuHteB, color, animaci6n,
salad, en- una pslabFa, qua acEoditR cada
dfa Is juRtiCiR de lR fama = del inmsnHo
CE6dito de que tan itil preparation goEa en
todo 0l munde."
p. DR.. Rafael del Yale.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-11

-El AIcaId6 Municipal, informN que
Ia madRs del milo Julie QFtig, aCorC0
del Cual Opins 81 sE. Sup, del MnniCO@io
que dob0 saIfE Do 6iCh0 agil0, NO tienO
EoOuEsoB con que tRaladaFl0 ObyOg ,
DoliCita que 90 lG 0nvi0 6 diCh9 PeblaOi6n
con cargo & IoI fOndoB del Pueblo Puerto
Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-11
PildOraS ROSadaS
del DR.. Williams

PaSarse sin este insu-
perab1e t6r1ico, es invitar
esa serie de torrnentos que
toda mujer conoce. Con
81, vivacidad, energia,
buen color, humor y gusto
para los quehaceres, son
poseSiones uSua1eS en- Ia
vida diaria de Ia mujer.
La Sra. Eostaquia Lopez de
Perez, desde Yauco, Puerto
Rico, escribe: "'Dufante un ailo
sufri penas sin cuento. Dolores
de cabeza, hinchaz6n, insonl-
MO, inapetencia, y desarreglos
generates en- el cuerpo Y otros
nornaleS DEF Sexo, me afec-
taban en- secession. ESttve
en- naanos de dos mGdicos cuyos
esfuerzos para ctsrarme ftseron
VanOS Y G0VG q0G g0afoaf CANA
varias veces. Cuantos reme-
dos probe no dieron fesultado.
va no saba a aque acudir cuan-
do 4 inStancias def Lcdo. Sr.
Sanchez que ha tenido ocasi6n
de comprobar las renombradas
virtudes de las Pi1doraS Rosa
das del DR.. Williams, adoptG el
tratamiento. Dentro muY po-
COS dfas va sentf el alivio de-
seado y con dos meses de
constaneia obtave mi completa
curaci6n."
EN- LAS BOTICAS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-11

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BEHN BROTHERS,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OF PORTO RICO
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