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The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-06-19


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Now that your sons in college. |
suppose he'll be getting exc lusive: he'll
be getting into the 400 "
"oh. hes more exclusive than that:
ne ) IN the nine already. Philadel-
phia Press.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-21
MURDERER CAUGHT
Negro Who Killed Another in Cairo
Saturday Night Arrested in Muir
Observation-Disclosures Crime.

Chief Egan got track yesterday OF
the negro who killed Matt Price in
this city SATURDAY night He learned
that the fellow went toward Muir
and telegraphed the mar
shall there, giving description and
other clues. Last night the chief re
ceived word that the fellow had been
Ills right name is not
Freeman as has peen stated. but
VIM Walker and he is from Tennes
see, having come here from that
state He confessed that he killed
Price. claiming self defense.
The coroner's jury held an inquest
yesterday the jury declaring that
Price was killed by some one un
known one witness, Charley Crou
testified that he was with Price when
he was cut. They We're walking
along the street when another negro
came up and demanded that Price
pay him ten cents which he claimed
was due him. Price denied owing
the money when the other stabbed
lEm in the throat
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-21
MOUNDS, ILL.
April 20. 1903.


Mr.. Jeffries. the new Y. NJ. c. A.
secretary, arrived here Saturday and
took charge of the work Monday
Mr.. John Bryant lost nearly all his
chickens Thursday night The thieves
have about cleaned up the Whole
neighborhood.
MIR. 5. c. Hagan returned from II t
Springs last week,
Mrs. Robt. Welson of villa Ridge,
who was reported dangerously i'll with
pneumonia. was considerably better
yesterday.
Mr.. J. f. Welsou, of the First Ma.
tional Bank of Mound City spent sun
day at villa Ridge with his mother.
Reader. wherever you have a
chance vote yes for the benefit Of
the poor women and children of
this country.
Mr.. Sam Blums dry good and cloth
ing store on Front street was burglar
lied Sunday night and goods to the
amount of $50 or more were taken.
Our Sunday schools aud churches
all held appropriate aEster exercises
sunday
Mr.. II. 7. Peak vii probably go TO
Golden to work. He is railroad
carpenter.
A state warrant was issued this
morning for the fellow who robbed $
c Hagan's store of iewelry sunday.
DO your duty at the polls today and
see if we can not better the condition
of things around Mounds.
Mrs. c. J. Halliday is visiting IN
Hot Springs for a few weeks for the
benefit Of her health.
Our merchants all report the best
collections and sales this month Of
any since the panic began.
We attended the Easter services
at the NJ. E. church in Villa Ridge
Sunday evening. A splendid program
was rendered by the school. The lit
tie tots performed their part wen AMI
the home talent music of Villa Ridge
is always good The cureh was crowd
ed and every one was highly enter
tanned
At the school election Saturday, Mr.
Sylvan Young was elected president
of the board of education and vii
liam Biggerstaff and Jerry Thomson
members of the board. The school tax
is pretty high and the people woulc
like to have value received in tht
way of good schools.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-21
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/: NEWS OF THE RIVERS ;
& :
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The river marked AIS feet on the
Cairo gauge last evening showing a
fall of 0.6 of foot in "a hours.
The Harry Brown took six barges
of coal TO St Louis.
The John S. Summers went to the
lower river with one empty barge.
The Georgia Lee from Memphis
bound for Cincinnati was in port an
hour, leaving at ! .. m.
The Scotia brought two harges of
railroad ties out of the Tennessee
river for the Big Four.
The Fred Hartweg came up with
three barges of logs for the Singer
company and one barge of lumber.
The Peters Lee will be out from
st. Louis tomorrow bound for Mem.
phis She will go into the Memphis
and Cincinnati trade after this trip.
The J. B. Finley passed Memphis
Sunday for the Ohio river with a big
tow of empties.
The Stacker Lee will resume her
trips in the Memphis and st. Louis
trade next week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-21
LEMON P|CKtRS"
BREAKS RECORD
ELkS' PLAY AT OPERA HOUSE
WAS A GENUINE SUCCESS
WITH BIG AUDIENCE.
CLEVER PERFORM{R RS
Second Performance Tonight Prom
ises TO Have Another Big Crowd
PLAY is Bright and Funny
Music. Excellent.

The EIks Cf Cairo are to be con
graduated upon having surpassed all
their numerous dramatic and musical
efforts in the performance CT The
Lemon Pickers" last night at the
opera house
Each year on Easter Monday the
Elks have presented an entertainment
Iof some kind There was a minstrel
show, a circus, and several musical
comedies but the best OF all was the
play of last night The music was Of
"a higher order than before aud the
experience Ct the actors most u
whom had taken part in previous per
formances. showed a greater perfec.
ton in acting. They We're at case on
the stage and the parts were well
learned. The audience completely
filled the opera house and was en-
thusiastic in it's demonstration.
The two professionals who We're in
the cast were very clever but the
local talent for the amount of practice
and rehearsals they had engaged IN
were quite equal L. them.
To tell about each one would take
eff the edge of enjoyment OF those
who expect to patronize the play to
night, but it can be stated without eX
Iaggeration that there was not a mo
ment when there was not much do
ing in the fun-makiug line On the
stage and to all appearances the audi
ance was quite as happily entertain
u as at any professional high class
musical comedy that ever played Of
The local boards.
The yocalists, Miss Emma Carey
Miss Iona Swoboda, Miss Clara Davi'
Smith Mrs. Clarence Flournoy au'
Miss Alice Morse were charming an'
sang in excellent voice. Miss Swohu
ia as asoloist, was new to he publ
and was quite bewitching in her Chi
aese costume singing her Monaghan
drinking song.
Jesse Gross sang better than eve
before and the quartette of blacl,
faces, Ed. Allen, w. w. Damron
Henry c. Steinel and George w. Ger
nigan convulscd the audience will
their one song, The Crocodile Isle.
They were exceedingly clever in theii
minstrel jokes and made fun from th'
start to the finish of their work,
! Henry Gilhofer and Louis Block
as usual were as easy as profession
| ais and did some very clever work
| Harris Schulze came back from Anna
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-21
UNITY, I'LL.
April 20 1903.

Gprll ~ lSOo'
Mrs n +. Finch Of Cairo, was the
guest of Mrs. G. o. Vincent Friday
and saturday
Mrs. Albert Lilly arrived home Sat.
urday from a short visit at Jones
boro and Anna
airs. l.. C. Gibbs left Saturday for
Pensacola Fla. to visit her son
Harry ar1 family.
Mr. Alfred Austin is visiting in
Tamms this week.
Misses Maggie Minton and Maggi
Siers maize flying trip to Cairo
Saturday.
Mr. w. c. Sheppard of st. Louis
was here Saturday representing the
Diamond Shoe company. OF st Louis.
Miss Mildred Hodges of Tamms IS
visiting Miss Ruby Parker this week
Capt Jchn Hacker. Capt j. b.
Horton, Free Steker OF Cairo, and
n. w. Hacker Of Chicago. came up
Cache river Thursday evening from
Cairo. in the Yacht Elsie. They We're
out on a pleasure trip.
Mr.. Ben Clark left Friday to visit
his relatives in Kentucky.
EIrs. Hcmer Summeriot and chill
dren returned TO their home In St
Louis sun Jay after long visit with
relatives.
Mr. Seth Venida of Pulaski county,
was in orr town Saturday.
Miss Bndget Lynch spent a few
DAYS in Cairo last week.
Mr.. George u. Tucker spent Sun
day in the Mounds.
I. H. Lec'a lumber mill commenced
work Monday morning and will con
tinue work q few days.
Mrs +. J Cause has been on the
sick list for the past week.
Dir. F.. J Cause went to Cairo Sun
Day to attend the Knights Templar at
the Presbyterian church.
VIII Irhy captured two young foxes
last week cut near his farm on Sandy
Ridge.
George station and son Roy arrived
Nondav from Thebes to finish theiI
work for DR. f.. J. Cause.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-21

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS


the past week with her parents, NJ.
and Mrs. A. J. Dougherty, left for her
h me at Lebanon Saturday
Mrs, Nm Potter is the guest Of 70.
!latiyes at tiHn and Wetaug this
week
The Ladies' Aids Of the various
churches viii meet as follows this
week Conversational with Mrs. T.
NJ Ford Episcopal at the home #
Mrs. f, G. Mess, and Methodist with
Mrs. Dora Armstrong on Third street
Mr. Thos Walker of yellow Stone
Park is the guest Of his siters. Mrs.
Ella Watkins, Mrs Met. Quarles and
Mrs. Chas. Livesay.
Never before in the history q
Mound City was Faster so we'll oh
served as it was this year, Never be
Efore has such display Of Easter
gowns, bonnets and other wearing ap-
parel been witnessed The millineas
have been rushed the past few weeks
one having worked until a. m. Eas
ter morning another worked until T.
O'Clock every night for several DAYS
and c. s Britton in comparing his
millinery and dry goods sales for one
month previous to Easter with thu
same time of last year, found that
this years sales exceeded those OF
last year by $500. These facts taken
in connection with the panic which
has been in our midst the past winter
and the majority of our factories hay
ing closed or reduced the wages o,
their employees is convincing proof
that voting out the saloons last fall
was a God send to our little city, May
the voters Of other cities and especial
~ of Cairo do the right thing to i'm
lprove the conditions of their homes
aud families as did those of Mound
City The churches were crowded Il
their fullest extent and the collections
were much better than last year,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-21
w. f. BARRON,
TrunDnrarilv In Charge
A TWENTY.YEAR SENTENCE.

81 have just completed n twenty
year health sentence. imposed by
Bucklen's Arniea Salve, which cured
me of bleeding piles just twenty years
ago." writes o. S, Wooleyer of Le-
Raysville, n. Y. Bucklen's Arnica
Salve heals the worst sores, boils
burns. wounds and cuts IN the shortes,
time. s25c at all druggists.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-21
MOUND CITY
April 20. 1908.

Mr. and Mrs. T. McCorkle of St.
Louis are the guests of Mrs. J. Boil
ngs this week
The Easter services at the various
churches were well attended The
evening was occupied by an Easter
sermon at the Episcopal church
splendid song service at the Congre-
gational and a well rendered chiE
drens program at the NJ. F.. church.
Special sermons were given during
the morning services. The following
children were christened by Rev. 1T
ley at the NJ f. church Easter morn
ing: Velma daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Reed; Grace Layerne.
daughter of Mrs Kate Robards; Rus
sell Reed son of Mr., and Mrs. G. Z.
Martin; Marie Louise, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Blankenship; JUL
cite Opal, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Reese; John William. son of
Mr.. and Mrs John Travers, and John
Bocum, son of Mrs Bertha Morris.
Mrs. Hambleton of Vienna, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Harry Cooper
left for her home Sunday.
Mr. Daniel Hogan and son Dan, OF
Dauvlle. were Mound City visitors
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Martin of Cairo
spent Easter with VIM. Martin, Sr
and family.
About eighty members OF the Bap
list church. colored, were immersed
at the boat landing Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. w. c. Pfeffer who has spent
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-21

to take part in the play and made
such lovely girl He always does.
Harry Stark also was tender and
touching as Lillian Limhurger.
Miss Grace Clendenen had prom
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-21
x Edward A. Burke
The Tnterurban Candi.
date for alderman for
the Third ward
The Friend OF Labor.
Yesterday River Forecasts.

The Ohio at Evansville and Mt
Vernon, viii continue falling for sew
eral days. Az Paducah, not much
change during the next SO hours, pos
ably rise slightly. AT Cairo, will
continue falling during the next IS
hours
The Tennessee. from Florence tc
She mouth viii, continue rising during
the next 48 hours.
The Mississippi from below ST.
Louis to Cairo, will continue falling
during the next As hours.
The Wabash. at Mt Carmel, Will
continue failing for an indefinite
period.
w r. BARRON,
al In,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-21
THE WEATHER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. T
Yesterdays care Temperature.
Gkneral Conditions.

The day was fair and quiet The
government bulletin reported meas
urable rain from only eight points
Extremes of temperature were IS at
Phoenix. Ariz at Mobile and New
Orleans, and sc at Moorhead.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-21

Washington. April 20,--IfLiNOIS-
Fair and warmer Tuesday Wednes.
day probably showers; light to fresh
east to south winds
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-21
PLENTY OLE TROUBLE

is caused by stagnation OF the liver
and bowels. To get rid Of it aud head
ache and biliousness and the poison
that brings iaundice take Or. Kings
New Life Pills. the reliable purifiers
that do the work without grinding
or gripping. 25c at all druggists.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-21
sun and Moon.

Note: The FOREGOING sun and
moon record is for Illinois and approx
mates the record at Cairo within a
few minutes.l
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-21

incnt part and played with good I'M
Outstanding, grace and agile action.
The chorus was truly a beauty
Concluded on Fourth Page)
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-21
Forecasts For Today.

Cairo and vicinity Increasing
cloudiness. little change in tempera
ture.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-21

Advertising In The Bulletin is profit
able g the advertiser because It has
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-21

Ct Township Seventeen I'D
ending March 3lst 1908
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-18
PARRAFOS De una
inteFeSante Carta
de.ChiIe.
Ell pals SURE ah0Fa una
gran crisis eC0n6miCa.
So hlbIG p0T bgguO8, On EOIleIta GsRO8a crisis,
de- los OfGGtOS dOI gran t0rTGmOtO do
VALPARAISO.

Los 8iguiGnte8 p&FFOfoB de una c8Tt0, do
an CAbRlloEo chil0no un qusEido amigo
nuestFO, dan Cusnta dc ls actual BituROi6n
do Chils:
"ActuaImonts Va & cumplirB0 uu S19
que GstRmoB gobsFnadoB pOr IN cabinets
de administration, prGsididO pOF don, Ra.
fasl sotOmayor. EHtoBl gabinetas de Bd-
miniRtFaci6n-pEopiCioR 6 10 deBoTganizE-
Ci6n adminiBtFativR-n0 con, como tu COM
pTendeFGG, I0g que Convi0n0n IN pals
como Chile, en- que hay tRBto que oTgG'
niERF.
"LR!hitu0ci6n ecen6mica 90 mas. ToCs
hoy al cRmbio los puntoB m6B bAjoB & que
hBlRlCRnzsdo 1dsBd0 que gomoU indeper-
dianteB: peDiqusB por peBl! EAtB
depreciation do la m0n8dR F0gulta dObIG'
msBtO. .psrjudiCiOl para 81 puOblo: pOr 10
que snCaFGCs l0B aytfculo1 de COnsum0, =
por 10 que paEaligR 10 indu8tFiR y OI co.
m0FOio, disminuyend0 81 tERbOjo.
"LsB CauBaB dc eOtR Bituaci6n, nsdis
RCisEta det0FminRrI0g. So hRbIa poF log
OntsndidoB de crisis buE1GtiI, de los ef0ctoB
del gran terTOmoto de ValpsEaiB0, de ma
IaB!medidaB sC0n6miCaS, del giro de lGtFaA
On foEmR exFgGrRd8 que hR llegRdo ggo.
tar OI podsF Omig0r del pRfS'.
"SinOmb8Tg0, Is mRY0Ff8 de Las gsntsB
ConfiR en- que aBts crisis % pRBajsTa, en-
que Ba tEatR dc unR situaCi6n moment6neR.
La FeRcCi61 90 oBp0FB, y, en- mi opinion,
vendr6 anteB de que .taFmine el Rfio.
"Y On Rsali3ad. no 20 We Rl pgf8 tan
Ab0tido como pudi0FR GBtaFlO dsntF0 de 10
8ituaci6n que me EsfisFo. Las gsntsU
viven como RnteD, tBl Vss IN POGO mas
eOon6micamsnte; psFo sin que hRys llfgs.
do & azotaFnoB IL missEiR 6 Ol hRmbFe.
'sL0 Hituaci6n inanCi0Fs % mejoF. LGB
OntEadaB fiacal0B RumentRn de Rfio On 0iiO
y loB iCuRDtinBoB FsCuEgO8 de que sl fGCo
diBponG permitsn 0mpFendeF obEag como
Gl puerto y 10 EeconAtrucCi6n de VaIpAFaigo,
el RIoantaFiIl0do do Santiago, sl feFFooa'
EFil de africa IL Pas, inmsnOoD 0diiciOB
1iBCRlsB en- todS 10 RSpGb'icsD ETC., que
vi0n0n dRE 81 pueblo Gl msdi0 do gADaP'
Be la vida que NO puSdO pE0p0TCi0nRR 10
inioiRtivB particular.
HLa c0nCill0FfB chilOna hR pRopueat0
iItimamsnto al PeEd cisrtaO bases dc
arFoglo BobRo Ia Cu0ati6n de TacnR y AEi'
CO, pFocuFando sismpTG conBsFvAF eRtS
pEOvincia para Chile. NogotFoB penBamoB
que el dsreCho y la ConvsnisnCia, gobFs
TODD el doEeCho jultifOsn cate pEOp6Oito.
Ga OAnOill0FlS peFuNna no hS ac0ptsdO
dichaB bases de REFeglo, y poF eIts motivO
hR lIegado pToduciFs8 CisFtR tiFRnteE de
FslaCi0nsB entire amboG pAiseI, PoT foTtu'
M, sBtO 0HtSdo do coIAB no IlegRE6 nuncA
q producer una guerra. Chile no Ia pro-
voCR nj IR doIeR. El PGId CRroce de Io1
sIamentcB necsEarioB'.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-18
AbFigOS de Vggan0.

En 81 PARIS BAZAR sssaCaRJan de
EeCibiR abEig0B .faF1a EONTE CARLO
sn color Clau que Egpio8 a5aE lagf
ci6n. EOsth8Ez aElttiiii1a0s j =ean UEIallna
boFdRdo5 y d8 gEg goiS- u1tEY ii1iiE PrrR
aalidaR d. sEs p R9sbailaE goa fnRlai,Iga a :
blaB. abBigoB nsg Edu hay IN eEsn
BUFtid0. bRniQOB sIA EauI alovo
dad, pe ffna tEEGllcaR 8 lag moio'
Faa maEoa, Gin lI s infnidad
de aRtfCuIoB do n0y6dsd quo eta can, re-
Cihe poR to6oa log yep0EsE qae lIeaan IA
Europa. PEDRO GIUHTL, EoEInI0.
"a 27.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-18
LOS ''NCoRPORA-
dos estan atufa-
dos en- Isabella.
Un mitin de Ia Union de Puerto Rico
IeVaDta HagGha.
No hIga lI0FdBB DO guSp0Hla dice 4 100 OI &C.
TrOSg0RSOl-ROT quo listed no Us gUaDo
'ba".
Ode musStro eOrrsspOnsnE . }

E0ptiombRO 49,
AmpIi0 mi toIGg RmR anterior dRndo
CuoutR del gEandioHb "meating" unionipts
cslebFRdo Cd IL u0Cbs Dol domingo paSsdo.
Eests meeting" tiens una v0FdadaEa sig
nifcaCi6n poF que no OiFCplaEon iuVitaOi0'
neg, , fG6 una gran BOFpEeEa para los re-
pubIiCsnos incorporation" de aquf que no
ContabAn con una ConCuFRsnCia tan OK.
trRoTdinaEia. EstO sB una ptusba olo'
cuents do como Bss h8llan las fueHsan de
amboB psEtidog, pu0l P0gRE do habsF CO.
lsbTado n0g0tEog CuaER0 CinCo ''mestiOg5',
conHeOutivamsnte, Ion EspubliCanoa no han
pOdido CslsbFaE uno Biqui0rR. 9eguiT6n
est9E pub 'iCand0 on haia8 BualtRg, que tie
men dogCi0nt08 eleCtoBsg de mayoEfa y
oGFag tsntaB adhs8inne8 en- CaPteFR para pu'
bliCarla0? Gas fee8OuFa
N0BotEoB d0m0sGTRRsm0B GgtoB F0pGbliCa'
NOS naCionalau-qua INBtimR cue no naAn
pusEtorFiqut fi8g -COn dates vsEfdiCoB, que
eBtRB olsCCioneH Lar pierdsn poF mas de
doBCientog votog.
No NOS pTsocups laB megigangag de
ciOFto props sgandiatR, que dice, que aeon
teCP. En- lRB migma8 condolences eataba
" siote" = sin embargo smigE6 al "HS'
way.
Los oradoroB aonoreB Gsigsl y Ortiz
MHchado, estubisRon muy bieD, GhtO tiIti'
mo hAbl6 poE sspaeio do dos hoEas, dijo
vsFdRdGB gEAnel, IaB que no pudieFon or
con guBto loB inOorpoERdOa. Ahf lea
duelP.
Este 'mesting" ha hsOho roncha On
nueBtFOa adVsEBaRioV, pueB hRata 0l miBmo
props g0ndiatR do Las ''megigapgaB" 90 de-
10 deCiF que uno do los oFadors8 en- DuB
manifsgtACioneB 10 aludi6, pOF0 qua GaB
CoHaB lee guatalfa aFEBglar as & esti'o dc
Campo-peEo Nn9rsg, que OonCentO tisne
6Gte tornado de lo8 CRmpOu de Labels
con IN maChtto Oh la diOatFa, que la lla'
maria = 10 daRfa vaFioa pIanaEo1, ai ESQ
no bantabR para hRc8r.0 Tetr0C8d0F, entOn'
cs8 con Ol flo del nniamo 10 hsEfa dos Pc
dR8eB de un EolO taio.
Hui que mieao Qas fueEte I0 hs
en6Fado & este IL Incorporation. POEo aas
''machetssdOt -qua aquf OOnocemos aus
hsroiaidade8 -podF6 pegaFlg fuPgo & un
rancho, IN monitor de basuFRB = otEaB CO.
Gas por sl eOtilO, psTS nuucs dar planR'
BoI, con machsts6 viejoB. ComprlmaHe 60
nor. No de-UBbsd tFabsjo los unioniataB
nino le place, pero no hsgS aIRFdsB dc
gURp9Rfa, poE que untOd no Oh guap0''n6"'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-18

OonUFj9 no C0dsD.
SeEfa curioB0 veF como GIgUiGn dc les
EtfioFoB del BjsCutivo trats do obBtRCuliEaT
un buen GCuoFdo do Is LegiBIatnEa = po'
nOr dif:ultRd0B tambi6n les busnoB de-
EaoB del gobaEnadoE para un iuDto ent0n'
dido.
La OoEEsDpondsncia" hR habIsdo mu'
chNB vsce8 de loB s gObsTnadOres que en-
CssO0 como el pFoBOnts obstaculiEan ls bua'
ma marchh de I08 geBtioneH del gcb0Ena.
do1y aiEv0n de vRlIadaF 6 les inBpiPaCio'
neH dc ls OGmOEa do sdOlegsdoB que Ee'
pEsasnta l8 voluntad del pueblo.
A lRH 10 llegR el gob0rnsdoF Post y
GeCFetaFio Noble & l8 oticinA del attorney
= allf HgusFds lR termination do loB tra'
bsio1. El 'fBpaak8E" C0lebFR una lagg0
CopfsFsnCiR CON sl gobeFnadoF. -
So de- Cuanta y BpTueba con enmi0ndR
0l O. B. 4. "DiBp0niOndo RRignaciOnGa
para los gAsto1 neC0BRTi0H de lR 8e8i6n Ox'
tEa0FdinaEia etc etc..
81 Bill originariO fjR lSB niguiente1 ga
Suicides ConBejo EjsCutivc: temporeroB
GuEants la BeBi6n $3.50 90.
Su0ldos, OEmsFB de dsIggadOn. Para
IS mismbToD per 5 disn & IS por dis
1915 90
PaEs OmpleadoB tsmpOEsEOB duranta IL
session $4,000
GastoO de viOj0 por miIIR & lou dele
gSdOB $4,000.
QusdR eumGndado On 10 Oiguients fsrma.
1a. paEtidR: II disB s $4,000
"a. 10000
b. i" 10000
Los smplOAd0B de 10 BoCPetaEfa do IL
CGmaHs CODtin6Rn trAbaiando poniendo
On hmplo lo1 pFOyeCtOB Ya RpHobsdoa,
Ala 4,80 de Ia mRdEugada 90 declare
10 C4maE8 OtER vOs SnEeCs8o haBta IaB 10
de 10 mailAna del vieFneg. ri Conoeio 10
miHmo. El gobsEnadsr He Esti1R POGO
de8pu6I.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-18
LAS MADRES

debieran saber. Con Ia mayor
parte de las ni1as, sus tribulacio.
nes proceden de la falta de nutri-
ci6n, 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 nifas en- esta condici6n; al
gunas de elias estan en- la edad
de los misteriosos cambios que
conducen al complete desarrollo
Y necesitan especial cuidado.
Muchas sucumben en- este pc.
rfodo tan cr1tico y la historic
de tales p6rdidas es la mas iris
te en- Ell curse de la vida. I'm
tratamiento conveniente podr1a
haber salvado 4 la mayor parte
de estos tesoros de sus padres, 81
las madres hubieran sabido de la
PREPARATION de WAMPOLE
Y la hubieran administrado q sus
hiias, con ell resultado de que ha-
brian llegado a ser mujeres fuer-
tes Y sanas. Els tan sabrosa como
la miel y contiene todos los prin-
cipios nutritivos y curativos del
Aceite de HigadO de Bacalao
Puro, que extraemos de los hfga-
dos frescos del bacalao, combi-
nados con Jarabe de Hipofosftos
Compuesto, Extractos de Malta
Y Cerezo Silvestre. Para lograr
el desarrollo de niflos palidos,
raqufticos y demacrados, y espe-
cialmente aquellos que padecen
Anemia, Escr6fulas Raquitismo
8 Intermediates de- los Huesos y
la Sangre, no tiene igual, pues
gus pr0piedades t6nicas son ex-
celentes. Gel Sr. Dn. NJ. San
chez Rodriguez, Director de la
Casa Amiga de la Obrera de Me-
xico, dice La Preparation de
Wampole me ha dado los mejores
resultados en- los nifos a quienes
la applique, apesar de 10 avanzado
de su enfermedad estan va perfec.
tamente curados, habiendo desa.
parecido las escr6fulas que la
terrible anemia les produi iera y
su estado general es de 10 mas
satisfactorio." En- las Boticas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-18
la IndependenCia de Chile.

Hoy 90 ol SO .. anivorrario de la inde'
psndenOiA de Chile. El 1S de septismbrO
de 1910 30 oonBtituy6 en- Santiago, Hiu Gfu'
sion dc Bangre, = como OonseCu0noia do la
Fsnuncia del Oonds do TOEo, Oapit6n &C.
neral, lR Junta Nacionsl de Gobierno or
ganigads por loo pRtriotaB Chil0noE, ppFo'
vsch6 7doBa do loI deB6Fden0s qus On Ia
Penf suIR niguieron { ls invsDi6n ftanCeBa
, 10 Eegsn0ia de OGdis, = nigui0nto 81
ejsmplo de los patFiotaU do laH Pr0vinCia0
unidaB dol Rio do 10 Plata.