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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1908-09-10
For Sale or Rent.

will cell on most reasonable terms.
or rent my Storehouse and Dwelling at
Ridge. Nd. Everything in thorough re-
pair. One of the best business stands in
the County. Possession given at once
I'll. NORMAN MILBURy,
August Sim. Solomons, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1908-09-10

Gr1rr the Republican tariff
'a"Or has sought emplovmentin vain.
Wac" careers have learned that the
trusts get he cakefrom protection s
table aud the wage esrners get the
crumbs
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500 Reward

For the body of Mr. Powell Chambers.
drowned of Point No Point. August 4.
1908. White, feet Z inches heigth.
Weight about 40 lbs. Dressed i'm un-
derclOthing Address.
Mn. LEE CHAMBERS,
Ga Z. Chase Street,
Aug. 20-1n. Baltimore. Md
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PUBLIC SALE.
Tuesday September 2s. 1903.
100 Per Cent. Lost.

100 Per Cent lost il you allow thi.
bargains TO pass Better buy quick
Eleven of those Shropshire down Ewes
and Eve Lambs left All good ones
can ship TO any point along the Poto.
mac.
W. p. POWELL.
Augut 2t-2w. Ridge, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1908-09-10
For Sale.

Brandy one Of the prettiest most
Stylish horses in the State Will work
or drive IN any harness. Guaranteed
perfectly sound and gentle. Has beauti-
ful carriage win road 10 miles an hour
without a ehirup Seven wears old. 1s
hands high weighs. 1925 .bs dark hay
With lovely main and tail II vou are on
the hunt for horse do not miss this
chance.
W p. POWELL
8. q It.
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COON DOG.

Want to buy one good coon hound.
L n. JAMES.
60 Nd Ave. S.w.
Washington ID. G.
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A GREAI CLOTHING e''~
Ssssesgesgss-.
Prices Radically Mar" n.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

sezgsssa es%ai@siGs:ess<sss9;

~ sSs9f ~sS~ssEZa~sS~1
Here's an opportunity for the thrifty and Fr,
organized Clothing Sale on bigger and b.oa:-s ..
ever before The goods involved ePr7s ii !, cur
balances supplemented by ood lots re,s7ts
rom the manuf t.r-.s vino vsj.el 80 EFT.
on all bro - Inc, AMI lrt-OverS.
The clothing i, lrst-clasS and rci abc in ~ =.
choice new models-Smart patterns AMI p,p.r .0...
combinations in weights that are all right To- as>-.
If you a-e economical you can't 10 he,te ,-a t,
come to see Us lili SUPPLY your WdiuIo-- a.e "h-
money will save you on every item WI We
handsome dividend on the investment
Just before r,al spring weather lrVse. ="
out every garment III the house ,ha wont.
between May ma October. Ven powd'r
to carry out ilanS.
Don't you IL t'fs chance up who.t %!
Bargains--spr aUid vaues--ialrly abound go
afford not to take advantage Of them rs
characteristic unparalleled sale and the ilatc1--. -.-.
should attract mutudes to the Store
i. D. MOI.
LeOnardtOwi,. ...
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Nd. Del. & Va. Ry. Co.
pATUXENT RIVER RoUTI
AZc=RmumA<
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In Effect September 10. 1908.
Read carefully, as important changes
have been made.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1908-09-10
NOTICE

For fruit tres, ornemantal Shrubs.
Vines. Flowers &c. Give your order to
CHAS. p ABELL, Agent for Graham
Nursery Co, Rochester N. Y,
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Important Notice TO Delinquent
Taxpayers.

Notice Is hereby given to st. Mary's
County Taxpayers whose taxes for the
year 1907 are due and in arrears that
unless said taxes are paid, with all inter
est and cost within twenty (2O) days
from date of this notice their property
will be sold as provided by law without
any levy or appraisement, after given at
least thirty (3O) days notice of the time
and place of sale.
BENZ. COMBS,
County Treasurer Of st. Mary's County.
July 1T.
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IF YOU WANT 1T. ITS HERE.

We Sd. } a...I4...s of ..uss. M
tlnery, c.IaLs aud suits, men > tur
ulsuiDgs, uueu = dau ouJs cIUtuIug.
Iu!Arts w-ar, furniture, Ipusefur
.I- "a. ~ s..s J.t.ts...
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Store House For Rent,

Store House at Budd's Creek for rent.
Apply to
MRS. NJ. E. KIRK,
July 2-1m. Budd's Greek, Md.
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Stop at Hotel St. Mays dur.
ing Court. Special rates to
Jurors.
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+. -. MORGAN,
Department Store.
qsS25-.S
LeOuariitoWn. Md.
SsS-ssr.S
SHOES.

aIeUnafutoWn. MD.
<sS-as4.S
SHOES.
You see The tssnious in footwear
worn by the elite. II foot wear
excius,reress appeals 10 you, you
must VI necessity come mere for il
cHINAWARE.
New and popular goods; popular
prices; largest assortment Of China
and Glass ware IN town.
CLOTHING.
Everything new lIr the Holiday
Season ia Mems Cuttings, and
Hats.
Special prices on RAIN -CoArs and
OvERcoATs.
GROCERIES.
Elegant opportunity - purchase
groceries at a very low price. We
Oder our large and select stock At
very low figures.
WINTER GOODS
Just a few hours spent in inspect
ing our magnificent Winter locks
will suggest exactly what you need
for gift glvin
It's wise To make your selection
now, rather tnan than us hurried IN
ID hasty cOoDslng oy last-miu a q
shiugs.
We extend you a hearty welcome
~ our store.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-04-05
SNAKE CR|CK
FLOODED!

AS we go to press Snake Crick, witch
passes through our midst is on its regu-
lar spring rampage and is rising st the
rate Of two inches a hour. II commenced
last Wednesday TO swell up following the
thaw wieh set in a few DAYS ago meltin
the snow IN the mountlngs and has grad
ually increased IN volume until the eFick
Is running over in some places. II them
OF you don't get the Bugle next week or
the week after you will know that our
printing ONCE Is warshed often the map
and that like as not we have got wet to
the skin sailing around on a barn door
and died of tiephoyd fever or some
thiEk similar
ETbout a hour ago Abe Whittacre called
al the Bugle offise 20 tell US that Hame
Wilson who lives right on the crlck
moved out this morning owing 70 the
fsekt that his wife objeckted TO wadin
around in water two II. deep In order
TO do her house work and dust of the
furniture. Hame intended TO move out
ennyhow erbout May Ist but being as
the waiter has rig so rapidly he mooved
sooner. Hame's household goods and per-
sonnet chatteis, as you might say. is now
on top Of Teck's Hin where Hsme thinks
they will be safe for a few days at
least.
Ranse Smiley. who also lives close TO
the crick is now living in the seekoned
story OF hts house. RanSe has a boat
and says he Is going to stick 10 his
house as long as there Is emmy Of f. in
sight above water. All his hens and
pig is in one room up stairs and Ranse
got enuff eggs for breakfast this morn
Ing to pay for the trouble Of carting them
up there
Some Of our most respectful citizens
have packed UP their goods and are
reddy to move II the waiter comes up
much higher.
LATER-Cy Heskins was Jest in and
he saws he thinks the flood is subsiding,
but as precautionary move he has
ordered the Snake Bend saw milf To
start up fun force 10 use up as much
surplus waiter as possible. and thinks
BingvilIe will exsospe with the loss of
only one hen house and several IL
chiekhen ROops.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-04-05
Personals

Sine Peters had occashion 70 look into
one of his bee hives the other day. and
TO HIS turrible disgust he found that ali
his bees was froze dead Sine sed he
didn't dream 1t was sieh cold winter we
had went through
Hen Weathersby prop. OF our general
store. has received a stock of ladies
stockings wieh he ordered for last fan
and sold two pr. right of 10 Phoebe Hill
derbrand who brought them back the next
day. Phoebe sed they looked long enu1.
but when she put them on it made them
too short for her
Miss Jane McCrachn is havin a new
dress cut out by her mother. Unless it
fts Jane better than the last one her
mother made for her. We feel sorry for
Jane for that last dress caused a good
cal Of talk around town.
Mrs. Cy Hosklns went to the Co. seat
last week and bought bari OF flour and
a big box Of groceries and the next day
cy went into Hen Weathersby's and paid
Hen the bal, of whot he owed him. cy
sed he saved that much on his goods by
gettin them In lump. Hen says he ia
glad to get his money. but that amt no
way to paternlse home trade.
Mrs Martha Tucker is now able to get
out and talk with the .nabeis after being
housed in all winter with a bunyan on
her right foot. She cut hole in her
shoe so her toe joint could stick out and
now enjoys every steps she takes
The Bingville church needs painting
awful bad. The Deacons talked some OF
painting 1t last fall, but somehow or 9TH
er they didn't set around to IL.
Israel Goodwin. more familiar knowd
as "Iz." caught his hand IN a glass jar
at the store Saturday night while tryin
to fish out a twisted peppermint stick and
had to smash same before he got It out.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-04-05
ELDERBERRY 60

Adam Cutler visited Hardserabble last
week and bought han busHsI Of clans.
Hans DeFhingsr while dressing steer
had the knife to slip and cut two fingers.
Hans was awful surprised but took II
geod Haturse being as the fingers was on
nuther fslleF's hand who was helpin
him.
Rebeeea fprIggins has had to let out
the seams n her Sunday dress she's git
tin that stout, Nine years makes quite
a differents In a persons stoutness or
thlnnsss, as you might say.
Seth Dobbins, who has shaved hisseIf
ali winter and put cts. In china apple
bank each time. broke the bank tother
day and found s1.is. Seth says ne must
of cheated hisseIf outsn cts. some time
or other.
Snide Emmens had aare-up with Mil
" Hobbs Wednesday night on acct. Of
Hank skinner askin her to so to a party
with him. snide didn't find It out until
the next night after she went.
LAee Simmons druv to the Co. seat last
Tuesday and bought DIT. Of whot he calls
Pegtop pants. He looks like a bottle bug
in them.
Andrew White while maxim some hot
ginger tea fer his Geld Yesterday had the
kettle to slip ca him and spill some boil
ing waiter on his feet. Only for his cow
hides be might have been burned 20 deth.
sic sEMPER TRYANH.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-04-05
An Apology

II IS with deep regret we haft 10 send
out this weeks Bugle with our editorial
somewhot mixed up and natchurally our
army Of readers Will look for a explana-
shlon somers in the paper and so here II
is:
Last Friday morning BIZ Hepburn come
into our offlse and sed he had 10 make
speshial trip to the Co. seat 10 get some
bolts and supplies and asst us TO accom-
pany him. We accepted the invite with
CRATE cheer, being as We haye been stiekin
purity close TO werk this winter and went
with Bill. At the Co seat we met sew
eral old friends at five or six different
places and after dinner Bill hitehed I'D
and We started for Blngvilie. On the
way Bill he liekered up and before we
reached Teok's Hill he managed 10 throw
US out Of the buggy twice while he set
In the Wagon and LATED III TO bust.
When We finally reached BingvilIe az 3
o'clock Bill went to his shop while We
unlocked cur ofise and went to work. We
was that tired from riding in Bills rick
ETY. old wsggsn that We could hardly walk
and slept on the ofiise cat with one foot
and into the ash pan with the other be-
fore we got our coat of. Then We tried
to take our boots of without using our
boot jack and we lest our baIunce and
tipped the paste pot all over US. BY that
time our head begin TO ache so bad we
could scalrsly see whet ne was doing
when We set our editorial, and begun
at the bottom and set It ali up back
end to, as you might say As we
broke our specs when we fell we
couldn't see this until we went TO
press and Il was too late for us to change
and sit the Bugle out this week. AS for
Bill he ort to be ashamed Of hisself for
Citing drunk when he has a respectful
feiier townsmaR with him and editorialIv
speakin we will never again go 10 the Co.
seat with man that drinks strong Ticker
not by tugful.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-04-05
Locals

Miss Phoebe Hilderbrand. our talented
dressmaker has returned from a days
visit TO the County seat with a large
supply OF patterns she bought at a clos
Ing out sale at a little store that had
been in business forty yeers. Ennyone
whot wants a new Easter basque or poll
onaise made must call at once. as she
expeekts to be turrible bizzy.
Heck Barclay has Jest got I'D Of a boil
on his neck and now has snuther one
comm. This is the fourth boil Heck has
had since the first OF the month. He says
It is gettin TO be turrIhle monotonous
with him.
Dave White. our popular undertaken.
has told the boys OF the Blngville Horn
Band that they could use his shop to
prsektise in until business picks up this
spring.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-04-05
Country Correspondence
FLINCHVILLE

Bill Hendricks wife of Zion Crossroads
who has been vissitin Mrs Ransom Tay-
Tor. terminated her visit ruther sudden
yesterday morning and has returned home
for an indefinite stay
Jeremy Hooker druv to the Co. seat
last week with a load Of shock He done
several errunds for the nabers and come
home with a purity good LOAF
Miss Lucinda Watkins had the esraehe
the other day erbout a. m, but is much
better as We write this
Ehen Williams who is worlin over at
Snake Bend spent Sunday at home.
Miss Rose Snyder. the bell Of Finch
vile. attended theatre show al the Co.
seat last week and is now thinking some
OF going on the stage to sing and dance
her way 10 fame and forehune. II she
does, she will leave one sad heart be-
hind. won't she. Hiram?
Your correspondent expeekts 10 get =
new subscriber next week and has almost
closed the decker, The party wants sam
pie copies for three mos, and we are hold
Ing out for two. LIBERTY.
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to do and We are glad of II.
| those OF our citizens who have nothing
! thlss This would furnish work for
Why don't the Board of Trade see to
fackshuFing enterprises to come III here.
IT, Nhot We now need is a few manu-
and growing as a town We are glad of
/ last yeer, shows that We are prosperin
face OF poorer business outlook than
respectful citizens has begun. in the
! This building enterprise witch our most
boom WITCH Bingville has ahead of if.
All these things show plainly the
as our time was limited.
ing on witch we did not lern of being
There Is doubtless other buildings 90
Two bee-butts by Amzi Gookins.
a call. (Adv.)
Work done on short notise. Give him
| Hepburn, our artistiek blacksmith
Wagons, drag sleds, etc. bv Bill
ing private boxes for their mail matter.
for the accommodation OF them desir-
Eph Higgins, our popular postmaster.
Several new boxes in the P. o. BY
Smaliey.
Fourteen rod of stone fence by Gid
Weathersby, prop, of our general store.
several bales Of breakfast food. By Hen
Two new shelves, TO make room for
Hoskins.
New door put or his cellar by cy
Skinner.
Several chicken coops by Widow
and ]. Of P.
by Ame Hillyer, our talented legal light
An addishion built onto his kitchen
Bradbury.
Front Palings repaired by Deacon
builder.
barn by Lem Brown, our carpenter and
New grain bin in Doc Livermore's
byl Hez Andrews.
Hen house, 6 K g, if boards hold out,
ing list, viz. towit:
givin in this conneckshion the follow
be built, and we take CRATE pleasure in
pose Of fndin out jest whot is going to
the interests Of the Bugle for the pur-
house TO house canvas tother day in
compleshion without delay We made
will be pushed rapidly forward lords
and now the weather is gettin better
ing in our midst witch has been laid out
think else, is the large amount of build
Of this boom, perhaps more than enny-
One thing that indicates the growth
is coming true.
il had time euuF. Our prophetic words
Co seat would grow and prosper if
(being as it is only IS miles from the
ness to civilisashion, as you might .ay
TO its natural advantages and its near
ollus sed however that Bingville, owing
are much pleased to note it. We have
yeer of all yeers. but nevertheless we
tribute this boom to. espeshially this
country. We don't know whet to at
with other populous centers thruout the
help this town take her place erlong
will do more than ennythink else to |
will be far reaching in its effeck and |
that this IS a presidential year, wich |
boom this spring, in spite Of the fackt |
dicate that Bingville will be on the
There is menny indicashions wieh in.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-04-05
In Small Mssses
and charging them up

Jed Peters took inyentory for me thls winter
and went ever my stock OF goods and ended I'D
in ny show case and
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-04-05
Lank Spilled II

Mrs Jerushy Perkins left a mountain
Of eoffee jelly and cream on our desk
last week and received our thanks We
WAS purity bizzy at the time and didn't
think ennythink more erbout IT until
Lank Jones ast Us whot IN taFnashion
he had sot on. We looked up. and TO our
horror and disgust there was our jelly
and cream plastered all over the seat of
his pants with the sawseF hruk in erbout
II PIECES and stlll cliuging to him. We
invited Lank 20 clear out before we lest
our temper and the last we see of him he
was serapln hisself on the pallngs of Cy
HoskIns fence.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-04-05
School Closed THURSDAY

The short wood in The Bingville school
house shed Is being used by some low
down thsef that's too blamed lazy to
take the long sticks and saw them, and
JED Peters. our INTELLIGENT school teacher.
had to close school last Thursday on that
acct. JED and some Of the scholars then
sawed enuff to last the bal. OF the week
and piled # up In the school room under
lock and key. Hank DewberFy heeFd err
bout II down to the store and told the
selectmen that he had eFbout chords
Of wood that he had sawed up in his
spare time. this winter. that he would
sell ehsep. and the seleetmen bought
three cords offen him SO that the school
can keep open until vaeasfion.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-04-05
Bud in 7 TOubIe Again

Bud Hinekley, who amt quite right in
his head. while playing hide and look
tother day, got into -four bari and
couldn't get out until his mother chopped
the hoops often H. Bud he was awful
skeard at first but when he got out he
Jest erbout LATED hlsself 20 deth until
Mrs, Hinekley got maj and whaled him
for maxim SIGH a fol OF hisself.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-04-05
THE. BINGVILLB BUGLE |
The Leading Paper Of the County,
Observation-Disclosures

EeW doth The hasy iiitls be
Improve each shining houF-
b gathering honey ali the dsy
From every opening 6eur.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-04-05
ANNUAL
SPRING
CLEARANCE
SALE
EEsry sprinr hold ! BIZ sals d 90, 80
Have Had in Stock
for Five or Ten
Years Back

and Ind make more money this vsy than
do by doing goods out
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-04-05

The cheapest advertising medium IA the
eoeutFy- II you believe In advertising, come
ana see as- For further information cali os
or address the editor.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-21
AYUDA DE LA PENITENCIA
RIA PARA
GALES.

La ciudad de Santa Fe ha com
prado una cantidad de ladrillo a
la penitenciaria territorial con
objeto de poner banquetas y
cruzadas de Gale Los comisiona.
dos de penitenciaria han sido
suplicados de hacer rebajas en- el
precio dc ladrillos de empudrado
para las Gales. Esta es una
sdplica propia y equitativa y debe
de ser otorgada. Diariamente
las Gales de Ia ciudad son usadas
por los pesados carros do Ia
penitenciaria, en- ndmero de seis,
en- d acarreo de barro de los
dep6sitos al oriente de la ciudad
hasta la prisi6n. Una parte de
este trAnsito Sc halla por una de
las casas mejores casas de resi-
dencia de la ciudad Las Gales ore
atraviesan los carros de la peni.'
tenciaria son perjudicados diaria-
mente pur Ell pesado trafico, y Ia
superficie del canine recibe tan
NAL trato que es cast impossible
para Ia ciudAd mantenerlO en-
buen 6rden. Las rnedas de los
pesados carros de la penitenciarfa
cortan surcos anchos yprofundos
en- los caminos que transitan, vi
Sc necesita mucho trabajo vi
costo para mantenerlos en- esrado
decente de reparacio2 Por tanto,
como recompensa parcial Ell
ladrillo comprado por Ia ciudad
para fines de hacer pisos y cru.
debe ser vendido al muni
cipal por Ia comisi6n de peniten-
4 precio grandemente
rebajado, y en- adicion Ia peniten-
debe suministrar trabajo vi
para nivelar las GALES
que estan perjudicando los carros
de los convictos en- If y volver do
los dep6sitos de barro.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-21
GRACIAS AL MAYOR Fl. o.
BURSUM.

"Despues de la lectura cuida-
dosa de los procedimientos del
concilio municipal, publicados en-
el Chieftain de Ia semana pasada,
seria evidencia de extraordinaria
preocupaci6n politica contender
que los negocios de la ciudad no
son bien conducidos por Ia actual
ad administration Republicans.
|Socorro Chieftain.
Nc podria esperarse otra cosa
de una administration & cuya
cabeza estaba 81 Mayor Bursum.
|Durante los catorce meses pasa.
dos q pueblo dc Ia ciudad de So.
zorro ha sido altamente benef-
ciado por sus labores. Ell abasto
de aqua ha sido grandemente
aumensado con IN costo insight
ticante, vafias millas de banque.
tas DO cimerto han sido puestas
en- las GALES principles, i la
|ciudad ha sido mantenida limpia
y en- 6rden. 81 Mayor Bursum
tiene costumbre de hacer las
|cosas bien y honestamente, y al
mis- mo tieE4po con 6xito. Ia
condici6n actual de Ia ciudad de
Socorro prueba que este es la
verdad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-21

Con nm 6rgano que sea Demo
crata declarado en- Of condado dc
Bernalillo y con 81 6xito que los
caciques Dam6cTatas esperan
obtener, Ell peri6dico matinal anna.
rillo dc Albuquerque tiene que
perder toda esta papa politica.
|Parece que Ia clica Democrats en-
union dc unos cuantos aspirantes
que 80 titulan Republicans han
'venido A Ia conclusion de que va
no necesitan mas 4 Ia hoja matt
nal amarillo de Albuquerqee, y
que son bastante fuertes para
tragarse TODD, empleos de con-
dado lucrativos, impresiones y
levas sobre ciertas ocupaciones
equivocas, y por 10 consiguiente
haran Ia tentative.
La compota Sc esta revolvlen-
do y probara ser altamente inte-
resante confofme avance Ia cam :
|pana de este afo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-21


$4,000 paga 81 DR.. Shoop por cada
case reciente de Dengue Q Trancazo,
b fuerte resfriado que no sea cortadc
con una caJita de Preventivos, precio
|25 centavos. Que demuestra una
oferta como esa? La suprema conf
ANA del Or. Shoop en- estas Tabletas
-Conftes-Preventivos para la cura
del resfriado o. ciertamente compile
ta- Son $4,000 contra rs centavos--
.un buen pico. Y P~reyentivos recuer-
desc que no gentlemen uuinina. laxa-
tivos, NADIA desagradable nj repug-
mantle. Neumonia nnnca So presen-
taria 81 los primeros resfriados fues-
en- cortados. Indanable y SECURE para
los ninos calenturlentos. 4S Proven
tivos rs c~entayos. De yenta en- los
tOdas Boticas.