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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-20
CAN'T RESTRICT
UNION NOTICES

Owing to a conflict between the
bill posting ordinances the repre-
sentatives Of the brewery workers
who have been distributing dodgers
announcing the unfairness of the
Schade Brewing Co. cannot be ar
rested. B. Schade, head of the
company, has protested to the po-
lice, but after the matter was taken
up with Assistant Corporation
Counsel Rhodes it was determined
that the police had no right to in
terfere, owing to conflict of or
dinances, one of which prohibits all
distribution of dodgers, and the
other legalizes bill posting
license. Local advertising firms
hold licenses. The brewery work
ers dodgers are distributed by per-
mission of Harry Hayward, who
holds license.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-20
BAD LUCK SIGNS
WORKED THIS TIME

EUGENE, Ore, Aug. 20.-Super-
stition has not lost all its CO
medicines, for in the drowning OF
A. E. Taylor two peculiar ones oc-
Cured. The party, which started
on the picnic, consisted Of 10 PEG,
pie, though special effort was maue
Ito add another individual to the
party. Again, on the way to Hay
den's bridge, where the accident
Occurred, the hack ran over a black
Cat and killed 1t, upon which a
number of the party wished to turn
back, considering that the omen
was bad.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-20
A Delightful Bath

/ Down in the tropics bathing has
been reduced to a science. One OF
the most refreshing baths Is made
by putting the juice of three or four
demons into tub of water and let
ting 1t stand for half an hour, stir
ring the water once or twice during
mat time that the juice may ne
thoroughly diffused through the
water.
This bath is delightfully."- refresh
ing on a hot day, making the skin
cool, smooth and supple. The acid
also helps in the cleansing process.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-20
cRAzEO BY Fright
while OUT HUNTING

ROSEBURG, Ore, Aug. 20
While hunting 35 miles east of this
city Mark w. Durham, II years old
son of Mrs. E. V. Durham, was
suddenly bereft o treason. He Lett
his companions in his right mind,
but when he came back several
hours later he was insane and de-
luded with the idea that wild beasts
were pursuing him. He was brought
to Roseburg and committed to the
state insane asylum. 1t Is the be-
lief that the lads insanity is due
to severe fright as the result of
meeting either a cougar or a bear
during his hunt.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-20
THE MINING MARKET

The work being done on the
Amazon Manhattan is disclosing
some splendid galena at depth of
$50 feet. This property lies near
the Idora and Nipslc, adjacent to
Sunset peak, district that is at
tracing considerable attention.
Idora at one time was local IA
vorite and sold as high as 20 on
the exchange. During the panic
this company found itself in debt
about $4,000 and when operation
ceased the stock collapsed. The
debts have now been liquidated and
arrangements are being made to
continue the development under
tn edirection Of John H. Nordquist.
Panhandle stock was again
weaker, much to the surprise Of
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-20
THE INVITATION

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 20.-FOur
women socialists, now in the city
Jail here for speaking on the
streets without a permit, have
originated the very latest In So
ciety novelties.
The women are Mrs DOrothea
Johns, formerly the Countess Point
kowski; Mrs. Bertha M. Daily,
Mrs. Alice " Holloway, a graduate
of Bryn Mawr and daughter OF a
Pasadena professor, and Mrs. Helen
A. Collins. They have been In Jail
about 10 days, refusing to give bail,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-20

local stockholders. The trading
was more widely scattered today.
and Copper King, Mineral Farm.
Missoula Copper and Panhandle
were all traded in In lots from 1000
to 5000 shares. Snowstorm con-
tinues to advance, and Stewart Is
stronger. The recent strengthen
ing in Missoula Copper has brought
out quite lot OF stock, and In con-
sequence the market has weakened
under heavy selling. Happy Day In
stronger and certain Arm Of
brokers continue to take all Offer
ings. 1t looks as though someone
was cleaning up the Happy Day
market and that there might be
something doing In the stock be-
fore long.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-20
n. c. BUYING IN
NORTH YAKIMA

NORTH YAKIMA, Aug. 20
Right of way costing 100000 has
been purchased in North Yakima
and immediate vicinity within the
past two weeks by the North Coast
railroad, according to statement
made by Pres. Robert E. Strahorn
before the city council when he as
sured the council that it was GER
tain the railroad would be built
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-20
HOME INDUSTRY BRAND.

According to Harry Owen, grand
secretary Of the rejuvenated Broth
erhood Of Owls, Made in Spokane
will be branded on each Of the 100
new members the local order ex-
poets to take in Aug. 26. AS a
result of the first weeks canvass
SO applications were read at the
meeting last night. The big initia-
ton will be held at lower Pacific
hall with B. o. Pyles in charge OF
of the team work.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-20
PARENTS AWAY
BABES BURN !:
HHuH "Ih" =.

PALoUsE CITY, Aug. 2o.-sdx
children were burned to death and
two more will probably die as the
result of a fire that destroyed the
home Of II. w. Schultz, two miles
from here, shortly before midnight.
Mr.. Schultz and w. w. Fix, his
brother-in-law, were away from
from threshing, and their wives had
left the children alone while they
went to show here.
Four of the victims were Schultz
children and four belonged to the
Fix family. The latter four and
two of the Schultz children are
dead.
After discovering the fire and
trying In vain to get the younger
children out, the oldest Schultz
girl, although badly burned, ran
across the fields to a neighbors,
but help came too late.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-20

and will have to stay there until
Sept. Fl before they are tried.
The four women have issued In
vitations to their friends and any
others interested to attend series
Of Eat homes" at the city jail. The
first of these unique affairs took
place last week and there were
many callers. The invitations have
been worded SO that the "at home"
days shall fall on the regular visit
ing days at the jail.
1t Is announced that the series
will continue indefinitely,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-20
Fixes
BOUNDARIES

The city council is meeting in
special session this afternoon for
the purpose Of Strengthening out
the legislative boundaries Of new
precincts added to the city when
the limits were recently extended.
An ordinance will be passed maxi
Ing new precincts In Belmont, Cass
and Earl precincts.
These new precincts will be
voted this year with the country
precincts to which they formerly
belonged.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-20
WATSON NOT GUILTY
OF EMBEzzLEMENT

H. c. Watson, who was arrested
on an embezzlement charge pre-
ferred by Thomas Hye, was dis
charged in Justice Hyde's court
yesterday, it being shown that the
$500 worth of notes collected by
Watson were still in his possession
and unconverted.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-20

through North Yakima within two
years.
The council was considering the
question of extending franchise
of the North Coast to 18 months
from Feb. 4, 1909, for the building
of 100 miles in the state, and to
"a months from that date for the
building of the line through North
Yakima. The extension was
granted.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-20
LABORING MAN KILLED

SEATTLE, Aug. Fitzpatrick
Dooley, member of New York
city laborers' union, was found
dead on the waterfront. An ugly
wound on the forehead indicated
murder. The police are investi-
eating.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-20

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 20.-In
spite Of his declarations that he did
not want denomination, Gov.
Johnson was last night named for
second term as governor Of Min
nesota by The democratic state con-
vention. The demonstration lasted
more than an hour.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-20
MAIL CLERK KILLED

SEATTLE, Aug. 20.-Joseph
Thompson, mail clerk on the N.
P, was killed in a collision at
Woodinville, near this city. En-
gineer A. o. Wishard was badly
hurt.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-20
Don't Put 1t Off Any
Longer

Now is the time to buy coal for
the coming winter. Buy at once,
and when you buy call us up, M.
sos, and we will tell you about
Owl Creek coal. 1t is positively the
best coal in this country. Standard
Fuel & Ice Co. ***
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ENDS LIFE IN TACOMA

TACOMA, Aug. 20-L. d. Cor
kins, civil engineer, said to have
wealthy relatives in Cincinnati,
shot himself in a Tacoma rooming
house. His brother had married
his sweetheart.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-20
ATTY. PIERCE DEAD

John A. Pierce. attorney, former.
ly county prosecutor, died yester
day from paralysis at his home
1909 Mallon av. Mr.. Pierce was
born in Indiana In 1862 and prac
ticed law In this city for the past
10 years. He leaves a wife and two
children. The remains win Z be
taken to Maine for burial.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-20
SPIDER BITE NEARLY FATAL

WALLA WALLA, Aug. 20.-T
Moses Maskelyne nearly died from
the bite of a spider and is still
very i'll. The spider bite him on
the lip while he was asleep In a
tent on his lawn. A leech was APP
piled to stop the swelling and
Maskelyne bled Drofusely from
that.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-20
John the Baptist
KneU Good Feed

Locusts and wild honey consti-
tute quite a popular dish in Moroc-
co. A half dozen fat locusts are
considered the equivalent of dish
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-20

Of breakfast food in this country.
The insects are to be seen ex-
posed for sale in the manner in
dictated in most any Moorish mar
ket.
Lady Anne Blunt, an English To-
Gust enthusiast, says their flavor is
similar to that Of tender young
Indian corn.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-20
LITTLE NEwsBoY KILLED

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 49,
Harry Breen, age 10, was killed to-
day by an automobile. While on
his way to get newspapers to sell
the boy jumped from the end of a
wagon in front of the machine.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-16

solo espPraba va la muerte.
Entonces fu6 CuandO I'm medicO, al
que toda la vida gUardar6 prOfundO re-
cOnocimiento, me orden6 tomase ma
mana Y tarde una cOpita de Quinium
Labarraque, af1rmandome que era ell
rey de los t6nicos y que me deVOlveria
prOntO la salud y la fuer2a. Hice que
me compressor una botella en- la
farmacia y cOmenc& a tomarlo, a decir
Verdad, POGO esperanzada y sin gran
cOnfianza. Kabia ensayadO tantas
cOsaS
Desde el cuarto dia, fueron va sor-
prendentes los efeCtOs. Ell est0mago CO.
memo poder digerir Y recObr6 ell
gustO pOr los alimentOs. Bien prOntO
Sc me present0 de nueVO ell SuenO Y
iuntamente con 6l las fuerZaS. Desa-
parecierOn los dolores de rinOneS
igualmente los dolores de cabeZa, AL
cabO de Yeinte dias estaba cOmpleta-
mente curada. Que dicha, TecObTar
al fin la salud Que algeria Vivir !
Desde entOnces, hace de este dos
amos, jamas he Vuelto sentir ataque
algunO de la terrible enfermedad que
d POGO 81 me cuesta la vida, y hoy me
encuentrO perfectamente. D
Ell usO del Quinium Labarraque Ia
dosis de una copita despues de cada
cOmida, basta, en- efecto, para Testa-
bleCer en- POGO tempo las fuerzas de
los enfermOs mas agOtadosy y para curar
con seguridad Y sin sacudidas las en-
fermedades de languidez Y de anemia,
pOr antiguaS rebeldes que sean, como
gaque es todaviasOberanO para impedir
para siempre ell retOTno de la enfer-
medad.
Ante tantas y tantaS curaciOnes,
obtenidas, aun en- casOs desesperadOs,
demia de Medieina de Paris no ha
vaciladO en- aprObar la formula de
esta preparation, honor en- extreme
cOdiciadO y que pOr 81 solo recO-
mienda va este prOductO la confanza
de los enferm0s de todOs los paises.
Ningdn OtrO vino t0nico ha sido
objeto de una aprobaci0n parecida.
Por consiguiente, aquellas personas
debiles 8 debilitadas pOr la enfeTme-
dad, ell trabajo 9 los excesos los
adUltOs fatigadOs pOr Un crecimientO
demasiadO rapidO; las j0venes que
experimentan dificultad en- formarse
desarrollarse; las senOras que sue
fren las consecuencias del parto los
ancianOs debilitados por la edad los
anemicos, deben tomar vino de Qui-
mum Labarraque, ell cual esta parti-
cularmente recomendado a los cOn-
valecientes.
Ell Quinium Labarraque Sc vende
en- botellas y en- medias botellas en-
todas las farmacias. Dep6sito Casa
FRERE, 19, rue Jacob, Parts.
p. S. - FL Vino de Quinium LabaF-
raque es de un sabOr francamente
aElargo, 10 cUal Sc explica poTque la
quina es va por 81 misma muy amarga;
asi que ell amargor del vino de Qui-
mum es la mejOr garantia de su
Tiqueza en- quina y, poF 10 tanto, de
su efiCacia. 10
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Ia OzpsrIoneIa del Or. D. Salvador CarhonuIl

In padre GgrGdeOidO. .-Dssds haCs csr'
CO de veints sfisB vSpgO indicandO la
Emulsion de Scott ca loB Cases en- que 0lt6
rsOomOndadO 50 uBO, = IismpEO he qusdS'
do Hatiafacho del rsguItado obtsnido. DsbO
gratitud 6 diCha preparation, pues Bino
hubieFa gido pOF ella que me Ryud6 &
galvaE mi hiiR CameliR, 6gta no 0gtaTfa
hoy en- AlgsCiraB CRsRda CON sl RyudRnts
del COmandants General del Campo do
Gibra!taE, 81 general sr. ObFeg6n.
AhoFa mismo teDgo Gn mi 6anatOFio an
nifio do nueV8 amos, quien pEaCtiqu6 re-
BocCiOnes On ls tibi8 y que mnChO ha 60
nado CON ia Emulsi6n.-DT. s. CaTbOReU
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ANTEs De PODER

utilizarlos, es menester extraer el
hero Il orc de la piedra mineral.
Lo mismo puede decirse del acei-
to de h1gado de bacalao puro.
Sus yirtudes no SO encuentran en-
sus materias grasOsas y muchC
m6nos en- su asquerOsO sabor y
olOr. Sus efectos sobre los ner-
vios y la repugnancia con que 10
recibe el est6mago, son mas que
sufcientes para cOntrarestar, en-
la mayor1a de las gentes, sus
buenos efectos como medicina, y
ESQ sin tomar en- cuenta que es
de difcil digestion. Sin embar-
go, siempre hemos tenido mo-
two para Greer, que enVuelto en-
los elementos que cOmpOnen ell
aceite de bacalao, Sc encOntraban
propiedades curativas del mas ale
to valor, pero fu6 necesario sepa-
rarlas de su nauseabunda matriz
en- que estaban combinadOs, Y es-
to es 10 que con gran exitO Sc ha
efectuado en- la elaboration de Ia
PREPARATION de WAMPOLE
en- cuyo efca2 remedio, tan sa-
broso como la miel, tenemos toda
la esencia del Aceite de Bacalao
Puro, combinada con Jarabe de
Hipofosftos Compuesto, Extrac-
tos de Malta y Cerezo Silvestre.
Estos ingredientes, constituyen
un reconstructor de tejidos, un
purifcador de la sangre y un re-
constituyente general incompara-
BILE. Ante este remedio, Ia enfer-
medad SO retira con una efcacia
Y rapidez, que asombra q los IA
cultativos tanto como deleita &
los enfermos. En- los casos de
Escr6fula, Anemia y Afecciones
Pulmonares, iamas deja de pro-
pOrcionar un alivio Y curar. ''El
Sr. DR.. Jose M. Guiiosa dice:
He empleado su Preparation de
Wampole en- una Sefiorita que
presentaba algunos s1ntOmas In
quietantes en- el aparato respira.
torio Y desde ell primer frascO Coz
memo a notarse alivio marcado,
habiendo desaparecido toda hue
LA de enfermedad al terminar el
sexto frasco." En- las Boticas.
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TREMENDA PRUEBa
de un aCOraZad0 0.
So disparaEOn las CuatTO pleas a
On tismpO y ell efectO fu6 teTibIe
Dusastrosl8 eORs0cu0ueIl8 On ID trlpuIuGldR.

El gobiaFno itRliRno habfa rGDuelto 6lti'
mRmente que 90 hiCisTRn exPsFimsnto1
para deteFmlpaE 0l etOCt0 que cauBRbR On
lR coTaza, en- los mGCAninmoB = On IL tFipu'
laci6n 0l diBpaFo aimult6n0O do todG 10 ar
tilIerfR gFue88 do un buquG. Con sBt8 OBJ
isto fu6 alegido el viejo 8coRassdo "FFan.
oo8co MoFolini," do II. 800 toneladRB dc
dOgplaERmient0.
EOte RCOTaERdo poB0P, como pleas de
gruegO ORlibEo, 4 % homes do 43 Centime'
tEoB, que no 90 uARn "a On 10 GgCuRdEa
itNliBn0, en- 10 que ell mayor CaIibE9 eS
RhoEa de 3O5 miIfmetroG. HaSta entouces
Las pisEAn do gEueBo CBlibFe de eB9 buquG
no hAbfan gido dOuCNFg8dRs Bin0 RislRdR.
mOnts y Ia VibFOCi6n CRuGBdN por el diHpR'
70 hRbiR oCRaioDad0 GiompFO dahoS en- 10
tEipuIaCi6D.
Cumpliendo lan 6rdoneO del Amman
taBgO ita'iNno, 20 diBpaFaEOD, pusB, Los CuA'
tPo piazaB 6 an tempo, por medic de IN
hilo sl6CtFieO, con 30 kil6grRmoI do p6lvo'
Fa cRda uno.
El efscto fu6 terrible. El buqUs 90 Ie'
vSnt6 Bobrs Ol OguH, lcg puenteg 20 Eaj ron
en- tOdR "a IOngitud, los peFn0O y Femachs0
PaltaF0n ga qusbFRE0n, = CRni t0da8 Lac
m6quinaD quo hRbfA boEdO 90 inutili'
saEon.
Mas dO1sBtEoHaB fuOron A6n las ConSs'
OuOnciRI para tEipulAOi6n. La mayor pRE'
to de loo hombEOB pOr5iOFOn 81 B0ntido;
uno8 fasEOn b0iOd0B terra sin ConoCi
miOnte, = otT0B BSngFando poE la nREiz y
% ofd0l; no pUdiOFon Tep0n0rBe del ChO'
quO que 90 BigtsmR nGEvioso habiA BafEido.
La terrible sRCudidG dsHvenoij6 do tel
mOnaF0 Al francisco MoTolini," que no
hRbrG mas rsmOdio que poner ODto bu
que fueER dc gOFviCi0.
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qUa 90 0sE6 d0Stinad0 6 0tEaB BGsnOi0n88 ,
Dor 10 que Rosts del Hfi3 sCOn6miOo que
tarmina en- 80 de JuniO do 1909, la can't
ds1 dc tEointa ? OinoO mil A(35 0OO) dol
lars, 6 10 que de eatA sums fusDo n0OaBR'
Pic.
seCOi6n 1O.-La Ley titulsda 'Lsy ps'
70 Croaa nnR Comiai6n psEmRDSnto para d
supreBi6n de Is unCinREiaGis en- Puerto Ri
co, spFobada en- 8 de MagE0 De 1905 , ls
Lsy enmsndandO gquslla, apCobadG ca
Il de Msrz0 de 1907, , t0ds Ley 6 part1
de Lsy que est6 On consRadiCCi6n CON oItu
Lsy quodsn por Ia pE08snta dsFOgadaa
se0Ci6n 11.-BSta Lsy 0mpe5sE6 G re-
giE doHdO d. 20. do 0CtubEa DO 1908.
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PARA NILES De Personals
ClermOnt d De febrerO de ls97

Venia va sufriendo de dolores de
cabeza desde hacfa muchos meses,
escribe la Sra Darbin, pr0fesOra de
piano en- ClermOnt; Y 20 podia dedi-
Carme a NADIA. Ademds sentia palpi-
4&ciOnes Y un Sabor de boca malisimO.
CuandO me leVantaba pOT las mana
mas Sc me presentaban dolores en-
los rinOnes.
No tard6 mucho en- desapare-
cerme por complete ell apetitO; me
costaba gran trabajO respirar; y 81 me
esforzaba pOr conner algO, la comida
Sc me asentaba en- ell est0magO como
81 fuese una lOsa de plOmo. Por otra
parte, tenia los nerViOs tan eXCitados
que no pOdia cerrar los Ojos en- toda
la noche. En- una palabra, no tard6
NADIA en- nuedarme tan debilitada
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Ell entienO de don francisco Mariont
Quii0nes.


Aye', "a en- prenBs "LA OorreBpOndeu.
Cia" FeCibimo8 de San Germ6u eI telegre-
ma que Bigu':
SAN Gsrmd1 IS Sept 4O3 p m. "Co
EEoBpondsnCia' do Puerto Rico, San JoaD,
P. r. Mas de Glen CoronaB fguFsn 20 en-
toEno del timu'o en- que deHCanBa sl Cad6'
voF del iluAtFO patricia don Francisco MG-
Eisno. Entire elias fguFan en primer ter
mino Ia de ls C6mara de DslPgsdOB = Ia
del paEtido Unioniats local 81 8ntisFFo
promets Ber expl6odida mRnifsntaCi6n de
duelo. CoErOepoD8sl."
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ONA SIREM
PARISIENSE.
Ell principe TuS0 aCab b6 P0F pegaFSC
40 tirO. !.
AhBFa hO eaI6O On las E0dOs De ID OStIsIo" On
rico lOV0R aOfts0nOIlelBV,

EntRs Ice amsFiCanoB que han llegAdo
del rOBto de Europa I0ndEeg, sn visjs &
Bu h8gaF, % hRbI0 muCh9 del RPagi0uR'
nient0 apaFsnts de un miambFo de una de
las mas Conocida8 familiRH de los Eatsdo8
UnIdo1, rico joYen, pOr una aEtiBtA de
6pOrV, cuya bellaSs y i6yRa ION iguAlmenta
famo8aB. III
Ia CaEFsra de Ia muJsr hR nido notoria.
Cuando nina fu6 foEista. DsBpu6I 90
dodic6 al teatEc. Cant6 baiI6 poF aga
noB afioB On 81 ''FoIies BeHgOEe5," en- Pa
Ffs y On casag de paEoCiden sntFotsntmisr-
toB en- VaHiRB CapitsIG8 de Europa.
DsBpu61 % desapaEsCi6 poE RIgdn item.
TO del pdbliOO , 90 supO que OstAbs en-
RuBia con un pPfnCi Pc RuB0, CuyR inmsnsR
fortuna abRAtecfa las inmOngRB dsmRndRg
heChRg pOF sst8 mujsR para HaEiLfacsF Bu
lujO placer.
FinRlm8nts, el principe Bs ancontE6 in'
C8paz do gatiBfRCaF l0B CspFit hos do eata
BiFanR On Cuyo p0dsF hAbfa CRid0 y como
FeauItad0 do est0 Be digpaF6 I'M tiF0.
Por CoFto tempo Ia mujsr svAdi6 ana
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eBtR estFall8 bFillsnts = particular.
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= pronto vo!vi6 & foFsCaF la sBtFolla wien.
do los atraCtiv0B del tempo. POr este item
po ella dej6 IaB funciones dc YandeEillas al
iguaI que habfs dejado enand0 nina de BsE
fl 1FistR y 90 COntFAt6 como Oantante de Ia
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eHts mujor OntG EolaCiOnadO con un ameEi
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ser rsspotsdo poF el muud0 ant0To y Guys
antig Ii sdad en- los EatadeB UnidoB de Anne
RIGA 90 CRai tsnta como 0l aFsllidO Hehsn.
soIIORnR 10 eB en- PfuBia.
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cia de 10 estatuido En- 0l proyscto para svi
tar difcultRde8 = deBpu6B dc una liiara
di8OuBi6n 10 apruebs la eamisndR del Bo'
nor UBsFs.
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tS Bsa EsvigAdS ls ssOoi6n 3B, 10 que 90
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vemsnta para EetiraK 10 snmisndR QUE ha.
bfa pEGssntado On eBa BsOCi6n , 90 de poF
FetiFhda.
[0entiudA On 10 p6einA 9A)
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que apenas 81
pOdia tenerme
de pie. Ensay6
pildOras, jara-
bes y remedies
diVersos. . Min
gunO de ellOs
pudO mejOrar
mi estadO. Asi
es que de dia en-
dia me sentia
inVadida pOr la
mas som brfa
tristeza, hasta
olNI1nfnHonuo
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COMPRAR I

A COMPRAR MADERA.-La Com.
palEGa industrial de- 64ntaTos (san Juan
Box 657) tisns en OIass dc pHimeER & pre-
ciog rin compssanCia, un complete gurEido
usra co1rfrucci6n de Cagaa. MolduERa do
todou tarnafos. TablilIas para poEBiGnRl.
DOp6Iitos. San juan hont9 81 mUSlls
ndmGEO 2. santuEcs Sop "a T6lGouo8
426 y 1880. Ia
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Sr. Chas. Hartzell.
r. HI. DelgadO.
Miguel Targa.
Federico Stubbo.
DR.. Curbelo.
L. Purcell.
Cirilo Mercado.
Ramon Tembleg.
T. BaFth.
Juan r. Baiz.
F. Ledesma.
Pedro de Elzaburu.
HI. q. Cutler.
John NJ. Turner.
Gregorio Dimas.
Parker.
Juan ApellaniL JT.
Enrique AlonsS.
Manuel Ledesma,
Lee Fl. Vendig.
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Los plazOs de Cinco Pesos mensuaes en- adelante
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ELL CONDADO.
"PAROUE Residential"

dimensiones a precios m6dicos.
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sr. Carlos Conde.
B. Huicy.
Miguel Cuetara.
Pedro de Audrey.
P. Gambia C6rdova.
DR.. Gonzalez.
B. Hidalgo.
Julio Seijo.
Enrique Carbia.
Burt 0. Clark. 6
Juan Was Ocheteco.
Antonio Oliver.
N. A. Walcott.
Joaquin Miro.
Jaime Annexy.
H. A. G. Hines.
Herminio Diaz Navarl
Pedro Serraballs.
Generoso Candina.
Conrado Asenjo.
Damian F liza.
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FACILIDADEs PARA Ell PAGO.
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