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FOR sALE-MIscELLANEoUs.

FOR SALE-Fine go-cart with lace cover
ana parasol; cost $3.50. VIII sell for So
lZ4 ID 81. NV. ial-3t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

BOT-CoI0reG; = years old; wants Job as Of
ice or eUrand boy; good references. JD-
SEPII, 1866 T 81 NV u
BY RELIABLE colorei boy. place 10 90 any
Kind Of work. Call 3lS j 81. ne. Il
CONGRATULATIONS en- hotel and IaUn-
dry work; best Il references from last place
employed. Boz POS Times Office. iaG-3t
POSITION as pianist evenings; good sight
reader. BOX Z15, Times Office. ta6-3t
YOUNG MAN would like TO learn electrical
trade. BOX go. Times Office. il
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

GOLDENBERG'S !th and X SIS. NV.
s. KAHN SONS & CO., Sth and Market space
GREENS CAPITAL A y V X 1 SIN @
AGENCY. 1875 15th 81. Nv
W. e McNULTY. Cigar Store. 18th and NV
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY, Linton &
Nelson, ProprietoFsi corner Rhode Island
ave. lst ana SITS. NV.
ROBERT T. PETZOLD, Tle Harvard Phar-
macy. nth and Harvard SITS. NV.
w. A. DARLING, cor. 18th and T SITS. NV
l. FRENCH SIMPSON, cor. zth ST., Rhode
Island ave and Il 81. NV.
II. T. BUTTS PHARMACY, 4th st. and
Mass. ave. NV.
CHAS- c. HORNUNG, ChTistianI Pharmacy
sW., cor. 7th and al SITS NV
sANFORD'S PHARMACY, New York ave-
ana North Capitol slgeet.
r. A. VEITCH. 20tA and II SITS nv
QUlGLEY'6 PHARMACY, 2lst and @ SITS. NV
5, NJ WAGNER & Co, LIST and II SIS. NV
l. u. TAHOE, cor. 9Th and p SITS. NV.
NICHOLS PHARMACY, 18th & Pa ave. NV
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. nth and Park
Eoad.
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The funeral Of Mrs. Annie S. Fogg Will
be held from her home, 14l0 Duke street,
this afternoon at o'clock The funeral
services will be conducted by the Rev.
William J. Morton, rector Of Christ
Protestant Episcopal Church, and the
burial will be made in the Methodist
Protestant Cemetery.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


HIGHEST cash prices paid for discarded
wearing apparel. ladies'. gents, and chill
dren's shoes and hats Address postal viii
call at once. 3. TARSHES, 1905 9Th St NV;
phone North $50. de2S-tf
WANTED-Furniture for cash; sell your
furniture to the man who gives YOU the
most money. See HOLLYWOOD, Sth and *.
ja5-5t
PAY THE highest cash prices for ladies'
and gentIemen's cast-on wearing apparel,
drop card; will call. c. LIVINGSTON, 1872
9TH st. NV, or phone Main 6261. de50-30t
HIGHEST cash prices paid for worn gar
ments. ladies' or gentlemens. Also shoes
and hats. I VIII call any hour. S. KE-
BEsKY. 1906 9TH 81. NV. Phone n. $3.50 NJ.
HIGHEST cash prices paid for ladies' and
g. ats cast of clothing. shoes, hats, and
shirts Drop postal. II. GEWIRZ. hos 18th NV.
oeSJ-n
BIG MONEY PAID for desirable furniture,
csrpetl. Office furniture. and household goods;
contents especially: also stocks OF meTchan-
disc. =. NOTES, s25 La ave. Phone NJ. 9o0s
se25-r
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BARBERS-Two 20 work at night from 10
T. NATIONAL THEATER BARBER SHOP.
Il
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FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.

X ST. Ne. 3Q-Eutire second floor 8 rooms
and hath, heat and gas all c1nveuiences 70!
housekeeping terms reasonable references.
HgF-1f
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LADIES tailoring and dressmaking CON-
mences on Monday at PECK'S, sI3 F 81 my.
Call and see work which IS The hesL Yar-
erenCe suits made from s. 20 So Defig6rat
TO meet former patrons. s13 ST. NV to5
floor. lsf-2r
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A meeting Of the Young Mems SOdali-
~ Ily5euIn viii be held at their hall. IN
Duke g rect tomorrow evening, when
the annual election of officers viii be
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yANTED-WelI- heated frst-fOOr room in
house or apartment, and board, by old lady;
references. BOX 20, Times Office. jaf-5t
BY TWO young men. apartments composed
of two rooms and bath. must be reasonable
and within ten minutes walk OF Munsey
building. address BOX I52, Times ONCE.
de11-tf
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LEES BIRD STORE viii remove December
Is TO Alb Ilth st. NV. opposite Star Build
ing, and continue 20 carry full line Of birds
pets. cages, aQuaria. etc. deI5-tf
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MAN TO run elevator and attend furnace:
good pay. NHELAN'S 100 r 81. NV.
ia6-3t
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IF YOU WISH ADVICE and informati,- 81,
any subject call 70 see Mr.. Million ana GET u
% I'm reading or psychic reading. Mr. TflIo1
also teaches hypnotism, mental hypnotic zr1f-
gestion and palmistry. gI2 Eye ST. nq-
ia
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Conntantsmsnte poE lie nutrids = gsloCtS
conCuFFenCiR que en- nuogtra plaza 90 en-
OOntTaba y al b0jRE de lR tFibuna foe CO.
lUF9gaments fsliCitsd0.
Contin6a el meeting sI Lcdo. sefloF
O6Fdovs DavilG que aunqUO an POGO
af6niCo no poE ego d0j6 de oFRr con aqus'
liz d0Ciai6n que tisnO para hablaE On pG'
bliCo. 8u disOuFs0 duE6 una h0Fa y O8Cu.
Oh6 con BobradR juBtiCiR ana saliva de
BpIauHog.
sgui6Ie el senior Coll Cucht (Victor) }.
Eat6 demGs d0Cir como habl6 6Ita oloCusn'
60 oFadoT: todo 0l mundo 10 ha dido y 90
be que Coll = CuChf 90 IN oEGdor do &C.
n0mbRe.
La Aigue el usiior NicoI6u. Su diacuEBo
foe hoEmoSO. bonito y pAtEi6tioo no po'
der mas. DsBpu6a que hubo hablado Pc
pito YumGt subi6 de nusvo 6 I& tFibunR
, nusvamente foe RplaUdido por la con-
curranCia, teEminRnd0 81 mitin & las dou
media dc la mRdEugAds en- medic del
mayor entuHiRBmo duEando poE 10 tRnto
BsiB hOTas.
DuEante aAte mitin no hubo gus Iamsn'
ter niug6n inCidente, Tein6 muCho aiIencio
BObFs todo mucho oFden, niDg6n oEadOr
PFC iri6 pRIabEsS insultants & nsdie nj
menCiOnaFon tampRC0 nombEs dc niuguna
personali1ad.
lApEandan los ''inCoEpoEadoG"l
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VACaB, 10 miHmo que loB mozog enCsEgadoB
del CuidadO dc allGa que Ostog animRleG 20
hRllan muY Qxpue8t0B Rl ab0Tto, y pToCu'
rem C0noO9r loH nfntomas de estoB pRTtoB
premAturog que exigen muChas vSCss Is
atsnCi6n del vstsFinaFio = HismpTs al RiBla'
miento del animal y CuidRdos eBpsCiRlss.
La vRcs pF6ximR Rb3rtRr, 10 manifss'
to pOr C6liO0s que 90 inician, por 10 menOB,
d hoTaB antaB del AboEto; presents il quia'
tud, 90 eCha y Bs levants con vivACidad, de
la cola ana po5iOi6n CsBi horizontal ? Ia
musvs i-cOaRntsm0nts; loB psEonsH 90 ponen
tuTg0gCentsB y lR nRtuFR gs diIAta
exhRlRndo un lfquido tFangpRTonts; POT d.
tim0, apaT0Csn IoB GlfueEsoB GxpulBiVoB
CRda vsS mas TepetidOH, que dan PoE Felulr
tRdo ls RpaEici6n del fst0.
Msdi0s de egE6NgW6T eI nIMsgO-En pri
mer lugGT, Convion0 aumOntaE IR podR de
los 6EbOIss, CsuBs de IR sombrR pEotsctoFa
de los muBgog.
En- tsEEenoB bsjoB, hdm sdoB 0BquiImR
dos puede RCudiFss, p "a combatir eBs NAL
al 90 to dc hieFEo. BAAta para clio Ea
gar con una BOluCi6n faFEosR Rl s % e
Bulf.tO 10 pEoduCto baEato, = IL OpsFaci6r
ReBultR baaERnEa ecOn6micR.
81 ell muFgo GpRFeCO, como co freCuente
On CsEFcs 6 lugSFes dstsrminRdoB. puell
dirigiFss sl Gtaqus diF0CtRmsnt0 slloB
A los poCou dfsB del tEatRmisnto con q
HulfatO de hero los muUgos 90 pFeBsntAr
CoFEOideB, muDti0B y Hs B0ORn.
DBpu6S de OBs tFatamiGnto convene daI
una labor con gl TRRERilIo.
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AguadiIIa uni0niSta
UA nltIn que RHusd prafsRdnBOnlU impression on
los republicans.
(De maestro OOrre8pOm8aI. }

S0ptiembre 8. Anochs & Iag ocho y
media tuVO lugOF IN grandiOgS mitin uaio.
nistR dc Lon que Eaysn en- la hiBtOTin p9'
Utica y dc loB que lo8 .E0pubIicanOS jamGB
han podido imitaE.
So smpez6 cate mitin las ocho = media
do lR D0Ch0 amenizRdo como oiompRe por
lR banda que diEige 81 pFofsaoF MhoF Le'
queFiquG, y tsTmin6 las 2.y media de Ia
madFugadR.
DuEsnto OGe lapIo de tempo Ostuvo Is
plaza RtsstAdB de geBts que todo CuaDto 90
digG FeBpsCto do 10 RglomsRaci6n que hko
bfB ain queF0E ex8geF8T, Oh POGO, Ai0ndo
precise loB oFadoFsg tsDGF que forzRr guB
VoCsB & I'm de que 10 muChedumbTG pudi0
70 e8CuthRE con ,olAFidad dsadO 81 final de
l0 plaza.
Todos los BALCONIES do alFedodoF de la
plaza 90 GaC0ntTRbAn iuvadidos de HafiorAB
y DefioEitA8 todaB unioniBtaH.
De EggEeB0 dc MoCR dond8 % CeIsbERs
bH 10 fGHtR do nue0trR SslioFa de Nome.
EEate y dondo hAblRrOn largo = bien, lle'
gaTon loB oRadore8 que actuRr0n On eHts
FegiO mitin que cram los HafiIG8 MaChado,
liCsnOiad0 BlRBC0, 0. PenS, BeCEebaEio del
comit6 local, dsleg0do de Msysgtiag, Gar
cfR Duc6G, director de "LR Union, Ii.
OOnOiAdO C6EdOvs DGviIG. Iicanciado Go.
bollero, Coll y CuChf (ViCtoT), PspitO
Yumst y NiColAu.
81 pEimeFo de eAtos eatuvo muy Chiato.
10, Cxponisndo les CoBaB de Ioa RspubliCG'
NOS y COmpar6nd0lRB con laB de TEL buFro
fl AutiatA".
El tsFoeFo 8efioF OAVRldo de Pens, hab' 6
mug 0loCu0nte, BaC6 Eelucir todoB lOG
CFimeneg p0l1ticOs que han heCho log re-
pUbliCanog, dajOndO 6stOB mRsCGpdo pa-
jitAG = Aisnd0 fFen6iosmeute aplaudido
poF suB oyeDteI.
El CuaFt0 Beflor DsIgado 0atUvo hAblRR-
do poF sBpaGio ds una hoVa, pEOfundi86
muCho BuB ideas polfticas demostFAndo 8sz
un veTdRd0FOG GpatGiotR. El p6blic0 le aplRU'
di6 con juDtiCia.
Sigui6 & 68toB 81 Defior Garcia DuC6s, di.
rector dc "La Union" que estuvO & lG
altuTa do Loo RntsrioEag, continuando loC
HGffsFGg O0bolIOE0, MRnzan0 Avif6, ,
C6Rdova DGviIa.
FL pEimero de 6StoB habl6 como 10 BAbe
hBGGT; 81 estUv0 no mGnoB al a!cRnCe de
aus RnteoeBorsg.
81 p. do elloB Nfil MRn8Rn0 Avifo,
eBtUv0 eloCu0ntiDimo On gu diaCuFso, Fa'
yAndo On 10 sublime. EmpRz6 pOr embs
lleCeF 10 mujsE pusEtorFiqut1R, yando mGl
tAFd0 & fondo On 10 polftiC0, demoBtFsnd do
con % oEAtOEis GER un patriots dc C0Pas6n
IN Rmants 10 patFia como poCoB , dsf0n
HoE do BuB hsTmanoB polftiCo1 como min
gUno.
DsmoBtr6 tAmbi6n una ve8 mas neg ur
] hombr0 iluEtradfAimo, do clara inteligon
Gle y do sa6io cFitsFio; foe ovsCionadG
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FL ANOAR POR La
CaIIe 'COIomer'', de
SanturCe, es fati-
gOsO.
gt)S().
VscinOs de diCha CaIIe desean an'
, siOsamsBts que 8uueI PisO sea-
afirnado.
Ia IStrOrO frORlO J 4 Ia Ontfada Do dIehl GaIIP,
hHeO faIt0.

La Gale do .OoIomoE", nituada caAi
frsnte la pSFRda Is liz, ssntQrC0, cd
una Gale tERnBvsFgRl y que Cuents hoy
dia con an impoEtRnt0 CRu8Ff, peEo, dsbi'
do oil gran aEsngI que tiene p0F piBo, no
haC0 10 vivisnds alIf sgradab.e, Q, pusu un
EaB0 que 20 deIfQeFR de lR casa, eB COM
pletRmsnto fatfgoB0, 70 que ls Arena re-
mOVidR disEiRm ent8 con eI page de GaIEoB,
nunCs eatd ag9ntadR, do m0d0 que puGda
uuo andaR BobE9 la miEmR sin entsFraEBe.
Un tAbl0T0 On NAL 0Btsdo y g0bTs 0l
Cual hay que marChRE como un Gquili'
brinta, 90 v6 la daEGcha al antrar an d.
chs cRll0 fernando una espeCie de aceRa,
y BiHv0 de alg6n aligi0 aI ViandADte, peEO
como eB OOEt0, sale pT0nt0 uno de e., para
voIvGR & entrRr en- la arena.
SsFfR gTat0 todOB IoB habitanteg de
aquel VGCindaEio, qus 90 tOmaBan lac me-
didas 0p0rtUnag, para que 90 aiFm0 dithB
cAll0 cuRntO antHg (dGsde el principle has
to aL tin) C0Ba que tenGmos todo8 per-
fect0 d0R8Cho.
Tambi6n OOnvandEfR que puBieTRn nm
lotEqFo 9l frante de lR 0ntEadR do dichs
Cslls anunCiand0 que EquOlIa 90 lG CRlle
de "O0I0m0E", puGs CuegtR I'm trabSj0 in
menH0 81 GeneE que 0eClF CUaIqul0F0. que
vRyR tal Call0, como hR pRsado vaEiRB
vscG8 que amigos han tenido que yer &
una pOEBonR y no han podido lOgraElO,
tsnisndo que TegE8ssF 90 CasV, PoF no
hRbeF enc0ntFad0 10 CallG.
E8 n0C0HREiO que 20 Esmedie 0Dta fAIts
p0T qui8n C0gTespondR.
Cuando no por Las EasonO8 expuestaE,
que noB pGFsCOn bRBtanteB para que el
municipio laB atisndR de nodO uTgsnte,
n6pRg8 que de- deEsGho & tensr 10 que 90
FeClRma, do OtFR paVt0, 81 COnAiderRbl0 Au'
ment0 On laG ,ContEibuCiouag.
EI RfEmadO do s1ts OAlIs, situada On
imp0TtAnt0 punto del baFriO, es oosa, pu0B
que debs empFGndsrBs Ouanto antsB como
Ou0Gti6n do pEOvecho hasta para 81 mimO
muniCipio - HeeSmO de SantWroe.
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Ell PETROLEO D ACEITE DE
ALUMBRAR Y QUEMAR NO ES UN
ALIMENTO. Como Sc hR pretendidO pOr
algunOs industriales TecOmendaF ell Rceit0
de petr6leO como un sustitutO del aceite de
hfgRdO de bacalaO, debemos advertir pOr el
bien de los mismOs enfermOs que ell Rceite
de petF0leO es una substancia mineral, qeu
81 se usR internamente es eXpelidR integTR
pOr las evacuaciOnes intestinales, causRn-
do la larga inflamaci6n de las Was diges-
twas.
Carec pOr 10 tantO de La prOpiedad esen-
cial de tOdO alimentO, la de ser Rsimilable
y vOlverse parte de los teiidOs OrganicOs y
no puede nj remOtAmente cOmpararse con
el aceite de hIgadO de bacalaO, cuya pro-
piedad de nutrir y fOrtaleceT los OFgantss
mos debiles 10 han hechO tan neCesREiO y
tan justamente apreciadO en- tOdO Ell mum"
do.
La meiOr mRners de tOmar ell aceite de
hfgadO de bacalaO es en- La fOrma de emul-
sion, pOr ser ss1 mas facilmente absOrbidO
conOcidas, la EMULSION DE SCOTT
es uniVersalmente considerable como Ia
mas perfectR y la mas efIc6z, no sOlamente
por la pureza del aceite y de los demas in-
gFedientes que Sc emplean en- su elRbOra-
Ci0n, sinO pOrque es tG dIlicG emulsion que
no sc sepGTG, que no se eT1TGT1ciG, que no
cOgatieSle s1EbstGgciGs que iTrite71 tIaftG-
men Ell est6nlGgO y pOrque en- una palabra
es ell alimentO mas concentrate y mas asl
miIable que cOnOcen los medic0' para
cOmbatir tOdas las fOrmRs dr "'.'''i'ad
orgSnica, para purifIcar la g. "'ii'O
uu RuXiliar indispensable
mas afectadas de tisis, de e.
buitismO y Otras dOlencias or"
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PARA LOS HORBRES De CAMPO.

La geataoi6m en- las vGcas DE Cinco
mens8 , medic Ssis "a us psECibsn loB Ia
tidoB cRFdiaco8 del fstO, aUacultando On sI
abdomen de la mAdFs, , medids que Va
avaBsRndO 10 gaAtaCi6n y 9l fetO va ds8Cen'
disndo csda vtz mas, Va haCi61do80 6yto
mas gsnBibl8, hAnts que, pT6ximo al mo-
m0ntO del PaFte, 20 notan 6 simple vista
I0B mOvimiant0B del nusv0 RGE.
- DurRnto Is pFgliez COnviGna pEodigSF &
ls vaCa cuidsdeB sBpsCialsu. Dsbe proper
Cion6Tsele una, ,AlinsntaCi6n BanR 8 intSusi'
Va Ia YES; E6s alimentoB altsradoB pu0dsn
producir Ia musEt0 del fstO y los alimsntoB
gEoBsEos, al diIat8F muCho IL panzR, hRcen
0bDt6CuIO al libE0 dSaaFEOllO del fstO.
NJ pieEdan dc vista los prSpistaBio8 de
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Caballo del Ter. cuadro.
Oaballo del %. cuadro.
CaballO del Ser. cuadro.
1900 metros
! milla
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entG', G',fundada en- varias cito0 lfgaleg.
LA JuntS EGColaF de Salinas, hh Roli'
citNdo so declare vRCGnte 81 pUo0to dol Bs'
nor 7. N. RogerO, vocal de diCha J1nta,
poE 40 ConCuFTiE los BO6iODes do la mis-
ma dead0 haCe alg6n tempo.
-NotiCias de FajOEdo informNn que hS
cauuadO Allf muy busn GfsCtO lR d0nigna.
ci6n, hsCha On favor del senior Juan P0no'
do Bonftes, para jusz municipal, pOr elec'
Ci6n en- la pF6ximH luchS electoral de No
viambre.
--Hs llGgAdo hoy dc FojaEdo, 81 dele
gado & Ia O6mREa BefioE Msndez Cardona
Don Jon6 ]. DavilR, hR Aido nombFR'
do Director dc Ia JuntG ElCOIRr de YA'
buCta
-Ayer embarc6 para Lon EntAdo8 Uni
dos Mr.. g. o. Lord, Jtf0 de ID DiViOi6u
do Propiedsd ESCoIAr y COntAbiIidAd, del
D0pAEtamentO do distraction en- uBO de Ii
CenCi0.
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AbEigus de VeEanp.

En 81 PARIs BAZAAR 20 acabsn dc
Fscibir AbFigoH fsrmR MONTE CARLO
On color ChRmpsgns pEopiOs para IR eata'
Ci6n. L0B hay elFgRntiBimoB con Cuslloa
barbados , do preCios muy IimitAdoa. Para
BalidaB de tOatro ? de bailes Bon inmejoFR'
blsg. En- RbFigoE negFoT hay IN gran
BuEtido. AbaniCOI iRponesSI gran novs'
dad, paIfamsrfa fnR frRnOe1a de La mejo'
EeH maECRG, CintuTonsg, poinetAB il rfnidRd
de RTtfeuloa dc noVsdad gus estR CaEa E0'
Cibs poF todos los vaporsl que llFgRn do
Europa. PEDRO GIUsTI, FoFtala'
80 q.
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Aviso a los obreFOs.

AcabRmoB dc 1ecibir 900 camaB con
OOlCh6n para vsndsr 81 so; las hsy 6
pla2oB ItRmbi6n do otEas Clslsg. GEandeB
0lmaCeneB de musbIeg, CsmaB, fon6gEsfog
CuadroS, Gspeios , mGquinas para CoGer,
dOsde so Csntavos gemRnRlaB Guerra Rl
cstre. "El CisIo" 90 10 tiendR por sl pua'
bio para eI pueblo.
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.-sOMBRRROs PARA sENORAs.
muy sIegantsa , 6 pTeciOE Eumamsnts mo.
diooa, loI aCAba do FeCibiE La Tisndits dc
Jossfa EchsvarFfa, al lRdo del ayunta'
misnto. Vsnds tambi6n e6OCtOB ESligio
GoA CompER OnvOltuFRg de JRbon OCta'
Eon.-San Juan, Box 216.
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7'BH l@S PORTO RIGAN EXPRESS COMPANY
COMPANY
sERvIOIO DE EXPRESS POR LA LINEA DEL TROLLEY


Dos Express dariamene; q m
Este so muchas horas mas a
verdad las h Las utn rVio
los peddOs marans ptud mped
Mguen usando Ell 'Bisema antique de tanpOtes"
O. D. ob)
CObraos de actura cOnsnaO devOemOs nerO emn
p6rdida TEMPO
TIPOS-1 h. 25 2lb 80 b 80 h. 70.
Nuevo rviGo dee Compaha
len del beoa del Parque Bornquen % los microbes a de sda
porB) las $50 a m
Sc pueden las madas
en- PabeOn del Parque Binquen Hotel
ecala los cuales de a
la
PrecOs m6dcOs
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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-07-11
HOW THEY BOOST
Continued from Page 16.)

Accordingly suggest that the best available in the
United States be obtained for fighting such fires break
Temple Wandamere Saltai the Salt Theatre
Smiths office the Mutual Improvement Association the NJ
edcs and that fire chief be
fight such fires the nfammab
and dangerous neghbohoods For this latter job
offer the OF Thomas Kearns
Let keep for the bright spots life There
people looking who will particular
point them out to us when they find them.
If not for the the joys of life would
half so good.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-07-11
World Events For the Week

the far East has resulted hundreds applications for enlistment
with the battleship fleet
1t rumored in London that Princess Victoria will Fro
Nansen the famous Arctic explorer
General Meyer will
chistic papers and periodicals published in this country
William J. Bryan almost prevented from leaving his home
impossible for some time
force of 5000 urales federal troops closing
in Mexico City, Mexico 1t is reported the rebels
TUESDAY, JULY T.
The Utah delegation the Democratic National convention
presented
Mayor Bransod of Salt Lake sticks to his determination to have
party protested mayor, will
stand by his appointment and that Mr. Devine must be named
Mrs Mabel Blanche Cutler Butler daughter of Gov Cutler has
filed suit for divorce against her husband Mr. Butler maintains that
she get the divorce.
from the heat
The Democratic National convention is all for Bryan.
VIM Gassman of Ogden announced that he will give the
Ogden postmastershp October LIST.
Mrs Grover Cleveland issues public letter ohanks and graft
thde g the press the many received on
Madame Prince Sagan married
in London.
The Arctic Roosevelt commanded by Commander Robert
E. Peary' left for the A WH6T S9gG%s u1va
demonstration in favor of Bryan lasted hour and thirty
nine minutes at Denver convention Fred Dubois is seated from
ing of his delegation The convention is harmonious and enhs
Cinnamon Struggled America by way
Frank H. Hitchcock is named as Republican national chairman
The Lutana made days of o43 miles breaking the former
meeting of automobiles Lake. and Weber
counties held Lagoon and resolutions passed having for their
object the making of better roads Salt Lake and Ogden and
Pnchot of forestry
Spry announces candidacy governor
Several meetings will be held in Salt Lake protest against
the proposed new 100000 bond issue
huge county will held Ogden this fall under the
direction of Box Elder Davis Morgan and Weber counties
The fifteenth infantry stationed Fort Douglas making
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-07-11
THURSDAY, JULY 2.


with Rocky Mountain burro the mascot for the coming
coined Utica New York. home BY thousands Of people
Cannon and George corteyou in Washington 'e"'
headon collision between fast specials the Missouri
Pacific railway Knobster No. people
P. W. withdraws bondman for A. w. Nelson in
dced for Utah National bank robbery and H. NJ Dnwowody sub
county fair to be held this fall preparations
1t is estimated that the wool clip Utah. Idaho Wyoming and
MONTANA Will exceed one FRIDAY " JULY P0""o
Thomas F. Raymond of Newark N j. Sidney Smith of
Chicago appointed United Board
The Central City Stove Company Of Newark Ohio looking
ever Salt Lake City with view to establishing local plant
The Utah Spray Manufacturing Company has been organized
Ogden The will manufacture articles for the of
Joel Chandler Harris the noted poetptho died in Atlanta Ca
Rear Admiral Thomas died Del Monte CAL of heart disease
was the hottest 's sA n Sa aJ JvI7 as0y
Battling Nelson defeats Joe Cans the seventeenth round in
tornado visits New Mexico resulting the death of six and
Prof Ross Marvin university agrees Arctic
Mary Mannering against
Burglars very busy in Salt Lake.
number of delegates to the Democratic National convention
thousand attend the aTGuoS Salt Lake
Senator Nixon of Nevada declares his
open settlement 2soooooo of land in
Saskatchewan and Alberta counties
Eight people killed and forty injured in wreck the
railway Alameda, California
SUNDAY, JULY
Tribune that result OF the observance
the there seventtwo deaths
and 2Z36 people injured. ~
Senator Murray Representative Lawrence of Massa
Hot Springs Arkansas the advance guard the poll
ticians conduct Taft's campaign
Kentucky according United States Senator McGreary OF that
state, will soidly for Bryan . ..
For masoueradng a Mrs August Seb of
New was the wokhouse in that city
York that it is driving many people
people drowned in flood at Lincoln, Nebraska
the of swift
restrict the sale of absnthe.
position behind British consulate in leheran
expectation refugees would attempt to The
charge daffaires the Persian government
MONDAY, JULY g.
Caleb Powers of Kentucky will wed Miss Eleanor Bonam OF
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-01-31
TWO CURES OF ECZEMA
Baby Had Severe Observation-Disclosures
Suffered Torments with IL
Owe Recovery to Cuticura.

In 1884 my grandson, a babe, had
an attack of eczema, and after trying
the doctors to the extent of heavy bills
and an increase of the disease and suf-
fering, l recommended Cuticura and
in few weeks the child was well. He
is to-day a strong man and absolutely
free from the disease. A few years
ago / contracted eczema, and became
an intense sufferer. A whole winter
passed without once having on shoes,
nearly from the knees to the toes be-
ing covered with virulent sores. tried
many doctors to no purpose. Then I
procured the Cuticura Remedies and
found immediate improvement and
final cure. NJ w. LaRue. 845 Seventh St.
Louisville, KY, Apr. 20 and May IA, or