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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-01-10

growers of the Willamette Valley
have assembled at Corvallis under
the leadership and auspices of the
State Board OF Horticulture and
with the earnest nelp and CO.
operation of the faculty of the
Oregon Agricultural College and
Of the Experiment Station, and
''Whereas, These representa-
tive bodies believing that the
time for educational work in the
matter of renovating the old ap-
pie orchards of the Willamette
Valley has passed and that it
would be the policy of officials
and everyone interested in the
economic welfare of the Valley
to encourage the establishment
of a staple output for the apple
growers of the whole Valley, and
"Whereas, 1t has been sug-
gested that a general plan of cut
ting down these old orchards to
the ground. allowing them to
grow a year and to top-graft the
following spring with Yellow
Newtowns would furnish in three
to five years commercial output
that could be controlled by asso-
Citations under the direction of a
central association and would be
a commendable solution of this
problem; be it ...
Resolved, That we, the fruit
growers and commissioners of
the State Board of Horticulture
and county inspectors of the var
ious counties assembled, heartily
endorse this aforesaid method of
procedure and pledge ourselves to
work earnestly for its copsum-
nation. And it is further
Resolved, That the press OF
the state be earnestly requested
to work with us in the further
ance of the plan adopted by this
convention" -"
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-01-10
AN INTERESTING RECORD.
Beliefountain Reader Furnishes
Weather Report-Only Ten
Days of Snow for Year.

w. H. Clemmens, of Bellfoun.
tain seems to have kept a pretty
close watch on the weather dur.
ing the year 1907, and has sent
to the GAZETTE table showing
the number of rainy days, cloudy
days, clear days and the number
of days On which snow fell, dur.
ing the entire twelve months.
If perchance this item should
fall under the eye of residents
of the tar East we would say by
way of explanation that the
''snow" referred to in this table
does not mean a blizzard, with
fences buried under snow drifts
and the thermometer 40 degrees
below zero, but simply a few
feathery fakes that sometimes
cover the ground completely but
oftener do not, which are melted
within few hours by the warn,
rays of sushine that always ap.
pear.
According to the table of Mr..
Clemmens the record is as fol.
lows: .
Jauuary-Number days rainy,
"a; cloudy, 8; clear, 4; snow, ?.
February-Rainy, 10; cloudy,
13; clear, 4; snow. 1.
March Rainy, IL; cloudy, 7;
clear, I; snow, z.
April-Rainy, 7; cloudy. IL;
clear II.
May-Rainy, 7; cloudy, ID;
clear, 10.
June-Rainy, II; cloudy, II;
clear, 7.
July-Rainy, 4; cloudy, IL;
clear, IS.
August-Rainy, 7; cloudy, II;
clear, IS.
September-Raiuy, 6; cloudy.
IS; clear, 9.
October - Rainy, s; cloudy,
IS; clear, 10.
Move mber--Rainy, IL; cloudy,
IL; clear, 6.
Decembei-Rainy, 20; cloudy,
10; clear, I.
Total for year-Raiuv, 124;
cloudy, $40; clear, e1; snow, 10;
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-01-10
CALLED TO HER REST.
Mrs. George e. Mcdonald Passes
Away at Dayton, Ohio.

Sorrow has touched the homes
of many relatives and friends and
many hearts are aching, for God
has called loved one home.
But their sorrow is tinged with
JOY and Heaven seems nearer to
those who are lett to mourn.
Iva Dell Mankin was born al
Turner, Oregon, February 22,
1879, and was aged at the time
OF her death 28 years, 10 months
and 8 days. When about three
years of age she, with two older
brothers, was lett an orphan, her
father having died previous to
her birth. Shortly after she was
adopted by Mr.. and Mrs. E. w.
Durkee, then of Salem, and grew
to young womanhood without
knowing that she was an orphan,
when she was again left mother
less. She was graduate OF
Philomath College and later
taught three years in Philomath
Public School. 1880 .-~ r-r..4
On June II, 1903, Iva Durkee
was married to Rev. George E.
Mcdonald in Philomath chapel,
and went with him to make her
home in Eugene, where he was
pastor of the United Brethren
church, and where she was ever
a faithful and earnest worker.
Last June Rev. McDouald re-
signed his pastorate in that city,
and with her husband and little
daughter, Mrs. Mcdonald left in
August :or Dayton, Ohio, that
Mr.. Mcdonald might attend the
United Brethren Seminary at
that place.
On Christmas morning another
little daughter cameto bless their
home, and for few days the
future seemed exceedingly bright,
but at the close OF the sixth day
death came as the result of blood
poisoning. Those who witnessed
her last hours say that her death
was NEST beautiful, leaving no
but pointing loved ones
to bright and happy future, in
perfect confidence and trust
that THE Fathers
Overhead"
The funeral occurred in Philo-
math College chapel, Tuesday
at one o'clock and in
terment was made in Newton
cemetery, large number of rela-
tives and friends being present.
The floral offerings were pro-
fuse and beautiful, among them
being pieces from the M. E.
church at Germantown, Iowa.
Of which Rev. Mcdonald has
been serving as pastor, from the
Ladies' Aid Society of the United
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-01-10
"Eckhardt's Ideals" Tonight.

Eckhardt's Ideals one of the
strongest popular priced organi--
cations on the road, will open a.
two nights engagement at the
Opera House tonight, producing
the beautiful comedy, 1.-The Viii
lage Schoolmaster." Saturday
night the sensational comedy
drama, IA Mans Broken Prom
ise." In addition to the strong
acting company of fourteen peo-.
pie, Mr.. Eckardt carries the lat
est subjects in moving pictures
and specialties which are intro
duced between acts.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-01-10
Farmers.

Read the "Weekly Oregonian" of Port
land and the Corvallis Gszetten~ior the
general news of the world, also for in
form alton about how to obtain the best
results in cuItivating the soil, stock rails
ing. fruit raising, etc.
You can secure both OF these excellen
aapers for one year by paying to ia.
Corvallis Gazette" the sum of two dol
ars and fifty cents, in advance. Remi
the money by postofice order or bank
draft and these most valuable papers will
be promptly mailed to you. 83tf
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-01-10
Building q Town In AlSea.

That a town has been laid out
and that lots are now selling
there, is the story that comes
from Alsea, in the fertile little
valley of that name, where peo-
pie live to ripe old age, enjoy
ing a peace and quietness not
often found in this dav of hustle
and hustle. The story is vouched
for by the driver of the Alsea
freight wagon who was in Corval-
lis Wednesday.
According to the report, Wade
Malone, the wide awake mer-
chant at Alsea, has plated the
town and has already disposed Of
some of the lots, although Of
course negotiations cannot be
completed until the deal is re-
corded and the court has taken
the usual steps to legalize the
proceedings.
This town, if it become such,
will be located in section rich
in naeural advantages and pro
ductiveness, with fine timber on
all sides, a progressive and peace
ful class of citizens and manv
other features to recommend it,
and with the completion of the
Corvallis & Alsea River Railroad,
as proposed, the little town will
indeed be al favored spot and
should enjoy healthy growth.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-01-10
ENDORSED the METHODS
And Pledged Support - Action
Taken by State Board of Hor-
ticulture and Others.

At meeting Wednesday after
noon of the State Board of Horti-
culture, the county fruit inspect
ors, members OF the college fac
ulty and interested orchardists,
the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, Representative fruit
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-01-10
All the World

Is stage, and Ballard's Snow Lini-
Bent plays most important part. 1t
has no superior for Rheumatism. stiff
joints, cuts, spsains and all pains. Buy
it, try it and you will always use it. Any
body Who has used Ballard's Snow Lini,
ment is q living proof of what it doe.
Bnv trial bottle. 25c, Soc and $1G].
Sold by Graham 4 Workman.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-11

rRncis, quO go uDaO veces deaiEteT6s y no.
baza otFss BeEviiiHno, pons 81 Cusllo de
cada pueTtoFEiquefio 40 emilio de Rcero que
le extrangule, ain que 81 mismo pueda dar'
40 cueDtR de 90 dsUgraCi0.
Asf van les coB8a.
iAmR 81 pueblo pueFtoRTiqutfio eRta ClR'
50 dc vids, sin d0E0oho, Bio soluci6n de
pr0Bperidad, elm eBpOFGngR dc r0denCi6D?
5Quiers viviF Bimplsmente para los deh0'
res que Ss le imponsD?
ERto sU 10 queE habTfs que Rabar.
Eato eu 10 que hay que acIBTGT, para
que de uuS vss para OiempTa 10 gopO, CO.
tag6riCbme Bi 81 paiN aSpiTs ser gran
de EespetRdo 6 20 conforms con gu POM
poBa = degVRdSDte e8cIavitud.
El problems eBt6 en- pie como ans RmO'
nBsB para todos.
AEriba domln6ndoIo todo, los que
Puerto Rico tomaron como un botfn dc
guerra.
Absjo, 81 pueblo.
81 l0 Rspdblic0 americans uanciona eBto,
s8t6 fFacRaRdR, no SimplSm0nts como pro-
toctors de pusblO8, Bin0 como mRoltrs do
principles.
Y u Ell pueblo pueEtoTriqu'fio 10 aCepta.
dobe FonunCiar do modo absolute, no solo
Ga libeTtad, Bipo que tambi6n Dn trans'
fguEaci6n dc tribu uomeiidB y sxplotadR &
la fueFEB, On pueblo dignifcado por su
pOsTiotiSmo y paE 30 civilization.
FsLj@ AatoS BsrnioF.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-11
USADO CON EXTAORNNARN FRECUENCIA FOR
GI PrCSI6GatO dor C0BSeIO SjOCutIV0 Do
Pr.

Isl ls txp0riencis do algunou 0fioS do
pr6ctiOs m6dics pusde tener RIgGa vail
mient0, nGdie 20 extrafiaV6 quo en- ella
fuud0 mis- AGaveTAciOnsB CuGndo Do trats
de smitir una opinion BobEs IN msdioR'
mGDtO que he uBRdO con GxsFaordinariS
ftecugnciH. Ne rtfisYo la Emulation de
Ssott La pe1fSctE union do los compo'
rODtsI, 0l sgrRdabla BsboF que determine
10 bien que Be con8sTv1 m;entrEB 20 0stG
Gmplsando, Bobre TODD laO impOTtsnteS
indicACioneI m61icas que llena, son 81
meier y mas BUguFR CARA tic.
POr eaa Eas6n AIN an les eDfeFmGdadGB
Q pSFscOr mas incuFablGs Cemo la tis6s, las
oGqueSiGa, las esor6fWJas, les G'ae016aa, 81
raqNitionaO, lA de6iJidad general, 10 faJta de
desaTrOJLO On lea mujsraa y en- les nifoB y
0tEa lREgS 8sFis quo SsFfR prolific GnumOEaE
80 We que eStG suBtGnCis opera vOEdsdsEo1
milsgrog, y que los sntarmoI que poE de-
ciElo OHf Gs halIshan & Las ppsTtaS de ls
muerte, ue tFAnafaEman do pEontO adqui'
ri0ndo faeEERB, robu8tes, color, animation,
sSlud, en- una paIabrR, qus Gcrsdita CsdG
dfa lG ju8tiCis de la fans y del immense
cE6dito de que tan 6til preparation gOHa an
81 tOa0 mundo."
p. Dr.. Rafael del VGILs.
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TeatrO Municipal.

AnochO rspEeB0ot6Ss In prooioBs zaEsus'
IL de Ventura de ls Vega, con mdBica del
masDtro BaEbisri, "Jugar con faego".
EI daDem pr no de 10 Obrs, fu6 del sgE8do
del numsrO0o pd5IiOO que llonabR sl cOliOao'
La BsfioFitR Baillo en- Ga papel de Du'
queHs de Medina ostuvo admirable, sobro
todo an al aria de "aoCR tus IEgEimED'', qus
10 vsli6 una aslva do Ap Husou,
El NefioF toFc0 pluatsdo, paro superior
sl aefor Garcia, Marques DO CarSboca.
Los dem6o aEtiBtaO oumplisron como buo'
no0. R6StHnoS dOcir que 10 NsfioEs Del
gAdo 90 ana muY busn8 Rrti0ta, dice bien
LENA 10 oEcenR.
Para snts nooh0 8nunciGn como funCi6n
de modO "LoB PsyaBoE," 6pars en- eBpefol
y "El ONbO primsFo", On que tanto 60 dig
tiugus IR ae1iOFita BAillo, ga laa fsRmRtas,
con lR fRutg.
La oOmpRnfa que actdR hoy en- nusutrc
t8atFo eB un cuRdEo bRstante acsDtabIO ,
Ol pGb!iOo dsbs 0oFFOgpondOF 6 loo eBfuOF
sos do In empFeUs que pone todos Iou me
dio8 de Bu parts poF complGCsrIo.
Eats no dabe faltaF ri teatro.
R0gelS0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-11
HUELGA De ESTU-
dianteS en- I'm cole
giO de Veterinaria,
COntrabandO en- que figura
ell duque de los AbruzzOs,
EnviO una sOrtija a su nOvia y ella
tendra que pagar ahOra $4,000
de dorechOs.

En- Grand RAPIDS, sn oI COlsgio dc
vOteEinaFia, sl abFiEBs lsa cla8es isgEssRron
"a Rlumuos de prime af1o, l0a CualGB 90
lsvsntaron On hHsIga Rl dia Uiguisnte pOT'
qug HOgBFon dos OBtudisntsB negToV. A
6GtOs 90 les hab's negado iUgEsBo en- sI
Colsgio Por Esz6n dc su Faza, y lIovaFon
o. RSunto al tribunal. El iusB oEdsn6
los diroOtOFsB del Oolsgio, que 90 Bsmi.
pdb!ioo, que admitisEa loB FsChazRdoB,
Ent6nCeB BobEsvinO 10 husIga y los diFeO'
torres han suspsndido por unU GOmanR loH
de primer afi0.
81 duqus de loa Abruszoa snvi6 por
GoFrsO "a n0vis, Miss. Katharine Ell
kiBg, Ia direction do 6sta en- West Vir'
giniS, una OoEtijg; laa Rut0Eidsdou poutaleB
soTpr0ndieFon el CoDtVabando hicisron
que un anaIiEBdoE 0fciaI 10 tRsaTa. FL
GnsIigador declare que 10 joya Ooutsn1a
IN Fubf que valfA mil dollars. De acu0F'
do con 0ats diotGmen, loo AUt0EidsdeE
8duRR0FGB han uotif eado & 10 deatiDatsTiG
que tisnO quo pagaF 0I go poF CiGnt0 ad
vR'6Fem, 8Oa $4,000.
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LAS MADREs

debieran saber. Con la mayor
parte de las nif1as, sus tribulacio-
nes proceden de la falta de nutri-
ci0n, tanto en- calidad como en-
cantidad. Hoy dia Sc denomina
eSta condici6n por ell t6rmino de
Anemia; pero las palabras no al
teran los hechOs. Existen miles
de ninas en- esta condici6n; al
gunas de elias estan en- Ia edad
de los misteriosos cambiOs que
conducen al complete desarrollO
Y necesitan especial cuidado.
Muchas sucumben en- este pc
riodo tan cr1tico y la historic
de tales p6rdidas es la mas iris
te en- el curse de la vida. I'm
tratamiento conveniente podr1a
haber salvado L la mayor parte
de estOs tesOros de sus padres, 81
las madres hubieran sabidO de Ia
PREPARATION de WAMPOLE
Y la hubieran administrado q sus
hijas, con el resultado de que ha-
brian llegadO ser mujeres fuer-
tes Y sanas. Es tan sabrosa como
la miel y contiene todos los prin-
cipios nutritivos Y curativos del
Aceite de H1gado de BacalaO
Puro, que extraemos de los higa-
dos frescos del bacalao, combi-
nados con Jarabe de Hipofosftos
CompuestO, Extractos de Malta
Y Cerezo Silvestre. Para lograr
ol desarrollo de ninos palidos,
raqu1ticOs y demacradOs, Y espe-
cialmente aquellOs que padecen
Anemia, Escr6fula, RaquitismO
8 Intermediates de los Huesos y
la Sangre, no tiene igual, pues
sus propiedades t6nicas son ex-
celentes. lei Sr. On. M. Sam
chez Rodriguez, Director de la
Casa Amiga de la Obrera de Me-
xico, dice La Preparation de
Wampole me ha dado los meiores
resultados en- los ninos a quienes
Ia applique, apesar de 10 avanzadO
de su enfermedad estan va perfec-
tamente curados, habiendo desa-
parecido las escr6fulas que la
terrible anemia les produjera y
su estado general es de 10 mas
satisfactoTio, " < En- las Boticas.
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Cargo OfreCidO pOr Roosevelt a Mr.,
Satterlee.
Este iItimO Sc distingui0 como off,
cial en- la guerra con ESpa1a.

Warrington, D. @. Die. LEI pre-.
Sidonts RoOGeyElt hA ofr0cido ell cargo de
Sub sscFotSEio dc Ia armada & Nv. Her
b0Ft L. 8attOrlss, de Nuovs York. quien
HucedoR6 Trumsn H. Newborry, quo 4
IL VGs Hor6 ascsndido BscTetaEio dc Ma
rina.
AunquG e1t0 anQncio corPGa de boca On
boc8 en- t0doR loa depsFtsmentoB del go
bioFno' no % ha FoOibido todsvfs nipg6n
Gviso Official coniEmRDdo ls Dotiois.
LOO Cfcislsu do 10 armada CouOodoD quC
MT. sAttsFloO harris IN magnifoo nuos1oz
de Mr.. NGwboFFy.
Mr.. SaEtOrles oiEvi6 como Official On ID
guerra con E0p810, diDtip gui6ndoso en- lon
onCuentroB an que toEn6 paFts.
Publioamon hoy ei FetFAtO del Bsfor
SattsFleo.
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RegaIO de PasCuaS.
RogeEO.

FL 0bnor Antonio Morales LebE6n, dc
Ponce, DgspaVa an Esgalo pare cRda uno
de LOG 1873 peq1sflo0 ninoB dc 10 egCuOlR
De Kinder g aFtsn de eatB Ciudad, los que
leH UsEGn OntrsgSdon en- las 2r6ximaB Pas
CuR8.
La fiesta que en- OUoD dfsB 20 cslsbEO re-
uultar6 Rnimadfuima = llOnR de lR poonfs
que los niiloB imprimen todo8 LOO aetoa
On que tomRn pREte.
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SINDICATURA.

PoE el prsssnte, que 90 pub!ichrk poF
t6rmino do tesinBs dlnB una veg poE semR
ns dur6nt0 tres, an uno de los pGFi6dicog
de loG dc mayor civculaci6n qus 90 editan
On sHtR Ciudad, 90 convocA todoB los
acresdoEos de los damRndsdos para que
d0du2cRn Buu Esc!smacionsB m"nif tsten
Di ess6n conf1rmsa sn que las txistsnCiaB
Ds rsalictn en- pGbicA bubaEta, al major
Poltor.
Por 6rden del honorable Emilio del
Toro CpevRu. iutz hs dichU Sscci6n prime
70, dado hoy de DiciambFe 4e 1908
Erniqd6O S. Gin0riO. 8fndico. f.
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AVISO INPORTANTE

TodG persona que hSbisndO tornado niue
bloG camABr fon6gFafoU, CuadEoT, s8psjes,
mGquinau, ETC., etc. BOg6n COntEatO con los
que auBCFibsn, lag vsndH 6 tTGBpag0 6 cam
bic de casa Rin hab8r Rnt9B obtOnid0 lRB
CaVtGB de pFopisdOd 6 81 TsCibo de Saldo 8
con lR 8ut0FisaCi6n dc eBtR CagR, s8r6 de-
msndadO. San Juan, II de DiCismbF0, -
AETivi HnOR., Gel OiOlo."
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AVIS0 lMPORTANTE.
Pnru los AgrIeuItofos, MocanIsOs y F,brlesntos.

80 vsnden dos mfquinaB Compound Yer
teal dc Westinghouse, Cada una do och sn&s
(8O) OabOlIoB de fusEgB, , dos CaldsEDa
DistGmR C0tde0eI, cRdR una de CiOnto Gin
CuentB CabRllGg de fusE8a, con todoa sua
aCOG8oTioD y gomsS do r0pueHto. Sc vsnd0n
Rd0mGs una CO'adensaaOyG y una bomba
dc superior CaIidNd.
TOda 0DtS mGquinGriS % oAni nusvR,
hAbiOnd0 tOnido POGO uOo.
Para mas infoFmsB dtrigirGs 81 infrsscri
to,-YAuco, Pueyto Rico.
Ale5andrO FvGmcesohi.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-11

Hubo gran animaci6n entire ls juvsntud
fomenina pOF 81 gsan baile qus 0e Ilev6 q
sfsCtO con m0tivo de sOts fiesta, 0l dia 8
de loB cOErisntsl, 0D los HRIonsS del Casino
sBpAfiol.
DichO balls fu6 amonizado por ls or
quOEtR del renombEado Domingo CTuS
(CoCoifn).
QQs duT0 ia animation; que busnR falta
hsCs per ahorG, lusgo de Um periodic 0lac'
0ionR1io tan arduO pslado.
HOOER 10 DP6ximR.
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WILCOX EN- ITHACA.
Dentro de $50 anOS--dijO--no habra
npOlO

ri catsdr6tioo Wilcox, do Ithaca, ca
una cODfsrOncia dijo que 0i Hsguia Ia dit
miuuCi6n que 90 visno notando deudo al
dentro de $50 an no habEf pFol0, 81
tiSmpo no ns abAndonsn les pT6cticGs quO
ocaBionan era diSmiuuci6n.
SOgGn sl infoEmV del negoCiado del cen
90, do WsahiDgtoU, hRV IN divoT0io en- lor
EstGdoS Unidos On CRdR doc8nR dc cNB&
dos.
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AL REOIBO De 50 Onviamos &
Vuslta dc CoEFeo IN Teloi Elgin gaEantiza
do poR disE sfioS, , POr $40 r0mitimoa uuo
maTls WaIthRn. - F. KshFhahn. San
Twamp r az
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AL RECIBO de $3.50 enviare a vueIta
de cOrreo & cua'quier puntO de Ia Isla un
relOj "ELGIN" gsrantizadO pOr diez amos
p BOuret Hltst6.- SUCCESSOR DE IL
MAUD, q. D..
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La fiesta de la Conception EN-
Guayama.
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DEPENDI8N do FaEmacia. Bs
BOliCitR Uno que tsDga pr6ctiCs y prssento
1GfoP9nCiRB. InfoEmarEn On Gata EsdaC.
ci6n. 3v.E
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-11

Ell MEJOR RON.-Los sanorsB AL
VarsE hoFmRnoI, del ComeECio de sgtB pls'
80, conhndan EoOibiando grsndsB psdidoS
ool 9CR0ditNdO pEoduCto Ron SG's LSsSa,
que no mOrOCido la meioE aCoptaCi6n del
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Ode nuestrO OOrrsspOnsa! especially
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-11

AL RECIBO DE $3.50, remito Ounl.
quiaF punto de Ia i0Is un Eslpj WAL
THAN ELGIN, Gaia snchRpada 10
afi7a. LUIS NICOLE, joysEia = Eolo-
isHiR, PUnCa. Rp.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-11
En- 10 COEts de Distrit0 del DistrIt0
Judicial de San Juan.
BECCION PRIMERA.

The O'k&m. Noting Co.,
dam0 0pdantgB.
vs. CObrO de pesos.
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p6blico. No Contisn0 gustancias noCivss
, o. "visjo" do vsFdsd, ain mixtifcacionsB
ri sditameutog psEjpdicialsB & Is salad
No 10 divides, "Ron San Luis" OBllq de
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-11

5IA
LA PRIMER4A LECCE0N
La saIud individual en-
ambos scxos dcpendc dc la
riqueza dc Ia sangrc, y cstando
la sangrc impura 8 cscasa, no
cs possible la robustez nj II sa-
lud. Escascz dc bucna sangre
trac la ancmia, dcbiIidad gene
raj, dijestioncs dificiIcs, rcu-
matismo. debilidud ncrvi0sa,
jaquccas, dolores ncuraIgicos,
irrcgularidadcs mcnstrualcs dc
las mujcrcs, dcSarrolIo dilicil
de las n;nas, etc.
Las pildorus Rosa>Ias Ccl
Dr,Williums son prrc:aunrute:
para incitar Ii produccitn de-
san4rc RIGA ypura, y curun to-
dos cSus muIl:s:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-11
JUAN BRASCHL.
Director Inferno.
ESTUDIOS POLITICOS

La luChG dO pusrtorrtqu,ii & contra
puOEtOrEiquSfOO hs dAdo fanestos TeBultS'
dos On el paia.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-03-04
OFFER TAFT.
CONTINUED from Page one.)

These are the policies of the Re-
publican party as exemplified in the
administration of Theodore Roosevelt.
We endorse his splendid ad1ninistra-
ton and declare that neither. halt nor.
retraction shall be sounded in the
march towards better government.
We specially approve the enactment
or the railroad rate law, the strength
ening of the supervisory powers of
the Interstate Commerce commission,
the prosecution of illegal trusts and
monopolies and of evil doors, both in
the public service and in the COM
merc1al world, together with the en-
forcement of all wholesome measures
which have made safer the guarantee
or life, liberty, and property. We
congratulate the American people
that their recent safe passage through
a financial disturbance indicates the
sound basis On which our commercial,
industrial and agricultural interests
are founded; and the Republican
party halls with confidence the signs
now appearing of a complete re-
storation of business prosperity in all
lines of trade. commerce and manu-
featuring
In the state we stand for an effec-
tive and compulsory primary election
law; and efficient supervision and in
spectiOn of banks and trust companies;
the adjustment of child labor; the pro-
factories and upon the railroads, local
option for the people and the control
of public service corporations and the
regulation Of their rates. We endorse
the Republican administration of state
affairs and we congratulate the people
of Ohio that our representation in the
senate and house of representatives of
the United States maintains the states
high rank in the national legislature.
NOrniuafec Taft
"Once more Ohio presents to the ma
ton candidate for the presidency. In
this convention chosen upon a call for
primary election providing for specific
choice for president of the United
States we send greetings to RepubI-
pride and devotion that every delegate
here assembled is instructed for Will
liam H. Taft. He is the man equipped
for the day and it's duties. His con-
spicuous part in the achievements of a
greater America, his broad knowledge
and experience in law and government.
his genius for world peace and adj
vancement, his rare tact and sturdy
courage and more than all else. his
steadfast devotion to the enduring pol
icies of Republicanism makes Ohios
candidate the ideal leader for 1908. We
pledge him our earnest and loyal sup
port and instruct our delegate to the
national convention this day chosen to
vote for William H. Taft until he is
nominated.
Upon this platform we go before the
people, appealing for their support in
the name of the great things doing and
the greater things to do"