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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-27

de dispOneE del mayor tempo para LOO
tEabRjog.
-El senior MatienEo Cintrtn ha nido
muy felicitRdo por Bu Rctitud On la Cana.
70 de DelcgRdos en- 81 asunto del inspector
de eacuelas senior AyEeI. Sc sspeTa que
d OomiaionRdo de instruction pEoc8deTk
con toda energfa y juutiCia J que sle CO.
balleEo, Caso de TeHultAT eatrictRmente
compTobadas Lea frasO1 dc 50 disCuTso en-
ID corferenois de "Laks Monhnnk", no
h8llRr6 cabidR en- un d0paFtamento que
pAgs aontisne 81 pueblo de Puerto Rico.
-HR eEtadO On enta ciudad en aguntos
dc Ia UnivoTsidRd do PueHto Rico 81 LCdo.
senior Luis Munoz Morales, JueS de ID
CoFte de DistEito de Guyana.
Los senoTe8 delegates do Is O6mSra
paEtidarioB, , 10 SON todoE, de IR oreACi6n
de Las ''Escuela8 dc AEts8 Ofcioa" eSpOEan
podeE ap1eoiaE la actitud del senior Cont
&onado de Instruction del Consejo EjO,
Cutivo on CSC aaunto. El proyeCto do ley
Creando e1Rs oICuelas tan 6tileu & IL iBla,
be lido panadoss ssdoB vsCsG ca IL C6maEa 40
Delegates pOEo no paB6 en- d ConGej6
EjecRtivo, TodoB sr0cuerdsn IL actitud
RlumidR contra ess busn pFoyecto puerto
Friquefi1, pOF 81 snt6nces Comisionado do
Instruction, BsioF F'RlkneF.
-HsmoB tsnido 81 gusto de racibir una
asenta vista de los lehoros Bernardo Hui
Ci Lelo Mufiaz Morales, RfndicoB de Ia
UnivsTsidRd do Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-27
DTSC1R-
50 del goberlador
Post.
'TOtOs unidOs dehsu trahaiar para
81 hsBsfiCio de Puelto-Riro-diiO.
"OS hlbI0 como UuOTt0FTlGlIfOr Puls luR goo
10 RieIto % PuoriO RIGO sIlRtO DIOns0 CO
no los DuOrt0TTIquH0s -FOpltl6 d gabTAl-
Coz.


Con motivo de Ia ColocGei6n de la pFi.
meEa piadHa para 81 adificio que levantark
en- Bay anon IL lOgia man6nicR LOayina
cuya bFillants festR De celebE6 aver tards
ca dicho pueblo, dijo 81 gobsrDador Pout,
entire otgos p6FEafoB dc un brillauta diHcur'
90, 10 niguiente:
''El para mi nm gran honorIeI que nae
h .beis dispenaado peTmiti6adoms concu'
Erir euta Bolsmne = bFillRnts facto, por
clio Oh doy Las gcaCiaG."
''Y0 oG hAblo como pusTtoEriquefio, por'
que apesaF de que no he nRci1o en- estR
heFmoGR islR dc Puerto Rico, sisnto pien'
80 como LOS pueEtorEiqusflos sienten y
piengan, 20 que On los afioB que llevo
de estadfa entire vogotT0B no solo me be
oCupadO de pEopsndeT 81 bien del pals, g.
no que hS eBtudiRdo los pueEtOrrique
nos vien6o naCer & suH hijos, asiatiOndo
suB cssRmientos Rgi como tRmbi6n ayu.
dando llevAr & Ia tumbR muchoB de BuB
pEeClaEoB iDteligentes hombFss, rsCordAn'
do entire eRteB, tiltimoB 81 81. Santiago Pal
msE, patriota dc todR 6poCa que supo Ha'
CrifcRTBs 1ismpFa para q bisn de lOg
puoEtoFFiquefiOs
Fate sdificio cuyS pEimeFa piedEa he
mos vsnido & ColocsT podrfa COnvertirBe
en- una tumba en- vsz de IN tsmplo, 81 los
hombrss penEsdores que han de goutenOrlo
no conB0EysEan 1ismpTe sl fueFte 0npfEitu
de CodfrAternidRd que impulGa hoy Au
obFa. En- 81 guiados y GontanidoB poF esa
fusTEn, poE enc sspfFitu fuarto de unidad,
puada CodtFibuiTss con otFo nusvo esfuer-
20 para pEoHeguiF la gran obFs del sde
lantO de Puerto Rico para 81 fin llevarlO
al pFOm5inents s6tiO de Ia aGoi61 as6o oiVi
isada de Ia terra"
''Todos confcateEnizRndo eB que hay que
Eeguir ad0lante, poEque jds que hAbFfa
do BsEviF 81 trabojo de doHCiontoB mil hom
brsB laboEando On muy distintan diEsccio.
nea, iunol poF unalado con IN noEts y
otToB poF 0tro con diGtintaB aEpiEaCionOR3
La obra Dc OsoE hombFoaIr aIrafundida en- un
solo pFop6lito guiadS poF IN solo m6vil,
habTfa dc BeT facundRs para el pals, lie
vkndola al pin6culo do "a progrsso pOlf'
ticO, sCon6mico = social. UnoB ompu
jando otros = sismpTsl unidoB en- 10 mis-.
ma direction hRcia ID estEslla que maTCa
BeguTsmente d ideal do la gran civi!izR-
ci6n puertoTEiquafia; enc Dignifca tSmbisn
IL construction de OGte OdifCio, aigno de
union , dc frateTnidAd para ID aYudR Dc
ID ConsoCuCi6n deslon deseoB On favor del
mayor progTeSo della -Pstria."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-27


LA diEoCci6n dCl i,BAnoo Popular
de Economics ? pT61amol" de eBta ciudsd
dad % ha GeFYido Onviarn0 una copia ldo
momoEia que hs de lO0EgO On ID JnntR
general de RcCionintaIl que % COlObrarf d
dfa ~ do IoG CoErionte1.
El rio de Carolina arEGstEo anoohs d
andamisjo proyiOnal que oxiEtfa aIlf para
II tsEminaOi6n del pUOntQ. Ii ConuEFuC.
Ci6n ds-un nuoYo andamiaio llovaY6 mu'
cho tiGmpo impoEtar6 m6a ds 81 900.
EN- q viajo do lal 30 do anochO,
del vapOrCitO 9 sEnCRFnRCi6n" que hacs d
.orvicio d0. San Juan Cataho', oourie'
ron varios incidonto1. Unas 25O poHUo,
mas dOSOabanss sssplir5paBo Catafo BAya'
mon On 81 TeteFido vapoE pero d cspitfn
no % doeidfs & Eoalizlr 81 viaio poF eau. l
del NAL titmpos AL fin lo8 Feite1ads |,
inRtancian del pRslie ID dOCidisren < galir
All llegaE & mitad do bahia aTPeci6 el mas
tempo = Lar olau pasaban poF onOims del
'yApoRCito" que COrFi6 gran pOIigro do
8o1ObTAr Hpbo gEito1, dOgmayoB de Las
mujORcs que ibRn alIf y muChal voCoB Pc.
dian 81 cRpit6n que viFaRa dc Eumbo re-
gFaIando la CiudRd coaa que no pudo
hAcOr poE 1eElG muY diffcil 8 impossible.
En- CatAfio. CReyGndo que d s'vapogcito"
40 hRrfa 90 viaiS % hAbfAn apagsdo Iag
luCsI que 10 debian guar ? hubo dc TO-
mar d oRual complet8msnte oDCuro. Aho'
70 no Gs GabO que autoEidAd habfa On loB
muSIlou que pudiSra dsCidir d 81 vspor
'EnCarnaoi6n'' debf6 no hAber Tsalizado
tan poligFos0 viaje.
La gran ''tE0mba" qus Ie foFm6 hoy
u N. O. de ID Ciudad, CoTEi6 hfCis d E. J
fu6 "a pArto do1truida por rOpatidaa do1.
caEgaI que ID hiso d bRtall6n dc Puerto
Rico dogdo San Orint6bal.
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En- eta imprents Is vende papol do
peEi6dico visio { $500 los As kilos (ssn
MiNtaI.l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-27
CASOS QUE Sc DE-
nunCiarOn en- Ca
ta1O.

Va1iau fsmiIias da Cot no denunOiaron
aRto d gsbernador y la jupta De sanidad
de- asto Ctudsd un udmeT0 comfortable de
CagaB AZ aqueI poblado cuyan Condicio'
nG1 aanitaYias Bon p6Iimag.
Ss nor informs que las letrinag de mn
chaI dc euaI ca1as que se dsnunciaEon e.
tn ca tan NAL antado, que IL fatidsz que
deIpiden hacen impOsiblo que nadie hRbits
poF GuB alrededoTea
Hay oanaB como u nfm 81 de ID caIIo
del ''Tren" que e1tk matidn entire tres Io.
trinaG que deIOomponen 81 ambionts , for.
man una atm6afara patiIenta enfe4miza.
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Intor..a { los PIof1sorus 1. na.!ea.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Tieno
conntante existsncia dc IoB liguienteI ing'
tRumentoG: FlautinoB, FlRutAg, TerCerolaB,
Oboes, Rsquintol, ClaTinete8, Fagoteg,
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dolinas, Bpndur Fias, GuitarTau, COEnotinOA
Onoveneu TrombOns-, BarftonoG BOmbaE'
dinou, HeIicone-, (bsjoV) Tri6ngulo1, Pla.
tilloB, RedoblantsS BomboI. M6todoa
de soIfeo , para toda ClaHe do inntEumen'
to1. AccasorioB m6BiCa On general
San Juan, 2. 3. ApartAdo nim. 216.-
Gale dc Allen ndm. 21 Y Sol n6m. rs.
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I'd puede pauea eac6n de- rrOcar
ls NeW-Yok % bras los mimoJ hO
30 81 bul yos propordtn p8Oyk
ET de EKpreH De
Ferocarries del mundo
buls
etecaG consgnados
PORTO RICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.
16 SouTH WILLIAM NEwYoRK, n r.
odas las ofcinas de Express en- 3 Taa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-27
JJNTA GENERAL be AGCIOuTSTAS
DEL HlPODROMO De SAN JUAN

De acusEdo con 10 que disponen lo1 c.
tatutos dc la coEporaCi6nD Bs Cita los Go.
foren acCioniataS por Ia pEssanto, para que
conCurFan IL Junta General oTdinaEia,
que tsndr6 efsOto 81 dfs dos ds FebEero
laG disz .. 30. On Loo altos del American
Colonial Bank y ofCinau dsl prsaidente
don Luis ToEo.
"a 6Eden del dfa b, nombraE nueya
Junta Directive, , DIR Cuenta del astado
dsla GOCisdad. san juan, r. r % dc
EneEo dc 1908-El seCEotaTio, Y. ND
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BeI6n LIompart de SsnaEiz.

El uGbadO fallsci6 on euta ciudad ID die
tinguida DANA do1s Bsl6n Llompart de
Sonariz
Elospono de la sefiora LlompaEt, hernia
ma del professor don Miguel Llompart,
muy COnoCido , estimadO en- San juan, 90
hRlla auuente ca Cuba.
El,sntiOFEo de Ii viFtuoGs inRda, que
% VERTIGO aver pOr la mahRna, fu6 muy
concuErido.
Nuentro sincere peuame 4 los deudoE dc
la que "a 40 exiRt6. r. 1. P.
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NOi SapaSs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-27
REGUER

Lo1 aehoreg J. Pierag CompaHfa, re-.
CueEdan nuB amigos favorecsdores, que
On % estAbleCimiento La PALMESANA
exiStO un buOn uuEtido do Fops hecha para
CabAIleFos , nino1, prscioB BumHmonte
m6diooa,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-27

-Halta 81 pOuaO del "Parque" Subisron
anoCho las olaI causR de la fuerta mare
jada que Is inici6 csSde les d'timas horal
de la tarde, En- la Pusrta de San Juan,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-27

mando lag callOI do Puerto Rico , Come
rio hAata lIegaF ID logih, On donde fuO
obrequiada d concuETenCia con champag'
ne, c0rvaza, nsnteCsdOG , liCoTss do TO-
daG ClaIeA
EI vsnO1ablo maestro naGoF CaEaso CO.
EF6 Lon tRAbaioB "a u lcgin, J dOgpu6s
del Convits % abEieron ca tenida blanca
para que b ,blaTR 81 goboFnadoE, que hiEo
IN elOCuento digCLEHo. A las Beig de Ii
tardo toEmin6 ls ia1ta On medic del mayor
RegoCijo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-27

REsFRlADos cAUsAN DoLoR
nE HAREZA FL LAXATIVO BROMO-QUI-
D6 Sh@9 60 NINA ,desvia Ia causa. Usado
en- tOdo el mundo para curRr resfriado en- un d1aa
La frma de n. w. GROVE en- cada cajlta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-27

VENTA dc caTTo1, mulag, Caballog, he.
BFsmientas otEos 6tiIen de construction.
m6quinan de gasolina.
s Taladros para piodFa de aiEe compTi.
mido.
80 Mules todau On buens coDdici6n.
CaFrou de cuatEo Ruadau marCa ''Stude.
baCkaF."
Palag, picou, carretiIlas barEaB de hierro,
maTTOnes, martilIos infnidad de heElA'
mientaa.
El material srTiba menCionado, puede
verse ca Bayam6n 6 ca Salto de ComoTfo.
Para mis- infoEme- diEigiFse & q. s. MSgEer
Superintendanta da CONSTRUCTION j. @.
Mhite q Co, ErtsC dol Trolley. Y.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-13
ENCEII.ENr rnR onI.ns.

Mix half piut ~ good whisky with
tNo ounces of slycfrine aud add one.
half ounce Concentrated on 0f plne
Tho bottle b 20 b. well shaken each
time and uscd iu doses of a teaspoon
ful 10 tablespoonful every four
hours The Concentrated 0il of pine
comes In one-half ounce Walls packed
securvly Ia the screw top eases Nhich
arc Intended 20 protec, Il from ligh'
and retain an the original orone.
nont use hulk oll 0f plne or imta-
ul0as oi Concentrated. sometimes put
cat Ia wooden boxes rhey arc in
soluble and work hay0c to che kid-
neys Any drugetsl has thc C0ncen,
tFated Oh % plne
coneen,raied oil of pine Is the 20.
suits 90 MANY wars experimenting
oy one o. Philsde'phia's foremost doe
tors Who after endless research az
lesi secured truly soluble on ~
pine, 80 make sure to set the r,al
shing "a also makes an excellent
salve 20 be applied externally for
colds on the eAssA for this purpose
q seaspoonfal % The raw on ls ada a
~ ! sa0oeFfal et ~, lara aaa AZ.
plied hOt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-13
THE GRIP EPIDEMIC
Disease Is Of Short Duration and When Free From
Complications Is Rarely Fatal

terribly run down. was chilly and
cold and ached all over
II was under the care OF our fam
fly doctor but got no relief until
my niece persuaded me 10 try Dr.
Williams Pink Pills. II wasn't long
before ] had an appetite and could
eat. certainly got better soon and
DR.. Williams Pink pills cured me.
The aches and pains left me and /
gained In weight. take the pills
every spring to build up my blood
and tone my stomach. always rec
ommend Dr. Williams Pink Pills to
my friends and think they are a
grand medicine"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-13

Not since the grip epidemic Of
isss-sO has the dreaded influenza
been 40 prevalent as now. No age or
citation In life is exempt from IL. nor
can It's attack be prevented with GER
tainty. II is, however, more fire.
quont In persons living In over
crowded and ill-yentilated homes and
in low damp surroundings.
The best authorities give no satis-
factory treatment for the acute stage
brt Il r. OF short duration, usually
running Us course, In spite of medi-
cal treatment IN two or three days,
at most, week or ten days. Care
fol diet and a supporting or tonic
treatment, with iaxatives. II required
are the best aids TO nature during
the acute stage.
Danger During COnvalescence.-
For n disease OF such limited dura-
tion and one which, without compli-
cations. is rarely fatal. the grip leaves
its victims more debllitated and less
shle toI Withstand other disorders
than any other. One of our fore
most medical writer's says; 1T Is
astonishing. the humber OF people
who have been crippled I'm health for
years after an attack" II IL a COM
mon thing 70 hear people date vari-
Gus ailments or chronic ill-health
from an attack OF Influenza.
The real danger from the grip ls
during convRlescence. when tho
characteristic symptoms. the fever.
tho catarrh. the headache aud the
depression OF spirits pass away. Tho
grip leaves behind u weakened vital
powers. thin blood. impaired dlg1s-
tion aud oyor-sensitiya nerves al
condition that makes tho aystem an
easy prey 10 pneumonia. bronchitis.
rheumatism. nervous prostration ual
even consumption. Too much stress
cannot bo laid on the Importance OF
strengthening the blood and nerves
during eonyaleaonoc.
The story told by scores OF victims
of the grip IL substantially the same.
one was tortured by terrible pains al
tho base OF the skull that made life
ulaondurAble and that long defed the
power OF medicine; another was left
tired. faint and In every way
vretched from anaemia or aoantinosu
OF blood. another had horrible head
aches, was nervous and couldn't
sleep, another was left with weak
lungs. dinicully In breathing and
acute neuralgia. Ia every case rc-
lief was sought In vain until the
great blood-builder and nerve tonic.
Dr. Williams Pink pills. was used
THIS remedy Ia Justly regarded "a
peculiarly adapted TO build up stable
health after a uiege of grip. For
anlckucss of action nothing Is known
that will approach H. but II Ia a'so
without equal for thoroughnesa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-13

Tho Meitord Mail Publishing Com
pany: principal once, Medford, ore
son; capital stock. $4,000; incor'
porators, A. 5, Billion. r, NJ stewart
and s A. Nye.
Pacinc Coast Timber Company
principal once. Portland Oregon
capital stock. $1,000: incorporators
y = Belcher. W r. Slime and c. W
sherman
Great southern Railroad Com
Pany. principal ofiiee, Portland. ore
sou; capital stock. 100000; ineor-
poraiors, John Heinrich. Sigmund
Frank and Julius T.. Meier.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-13
THE LION TAMER
An Incident That Made the Old
Timers Fairly Gasp.

Lion trainers are born. not
made" said Professor Mcpherson.
one Of Americas foremost trainers Of
these pets from the jungles, while
relating some OF his experiences 20 a
number OF friends at jamestown re-
Gently
"A great many professional men
lay claims to this saying about being
born, not made. but / have seen II
clearly demonstrated In my profes-
sion.
THE best example OF II happened
whA / was with a big show several
years ago. We were travelling
through Kentucky when we ran
short OF helpers 10 feed the animals,
sweep up and make themselves ten
orally useful aronnd the arena. In
answer to an advertisement big
rawboned. muscular mountaineer.
about 25 years old. presented him
self and, after saying he wasn't
'skeered Of getting hurt. was taken
on. His name was Bill. We all told
him what TO do and 20 be very eau
tious about the animals. particularly
Emerson, a big Hon that was said
10 be the fiercest In captivity. a regu-
lar man-eating lion. Whatever YOU
do we told him. keep away from
that brute Emerson
"That very afternoon he went 10
work about the cages. sweeping and
watering. while we performers were
In the dining tent the proprietor,
thinking he heard some funny noises.
went 20 the arena. where the various
animal cages were kept. 20 see n
anything was wrong lie looked
abont for second and then spied
Blll In Emerson's cage buslly engaged
I'm sweeping up the floor. The cage
door was open, and the big lion was
nowhere to be seen.
The hofr rushed 90 the workman
and cVcltodIy cried, What are you
doing In there2
"Oh. Jest 81 lsanln' mp a little the
big mountainoer coolly replied
My God. mani Where Is the
lion. Emerson7' asked the old time
trainer.
oh. he's all right | jest tied
him Co that pole down there at the
end of the yard He's tied tight. al
right Bill said.
THAT story 10 absolutely true.
That big country bump We hired
went 20 Emerson's cage and without
any thought OF fear or consequences
put rope around his neck ANA led !
him 90 the post ho spoke Of lie told I,
me aftgrward that the lion never as
much as tried to scratch him.
Whether the lion was oyerrated as a !
man eater or whether Bill's unheard /
OF action dared him don't know.
but DO know that Bill Ia today one
OF che most successful and fearless
lion trainers In the world. Wash
ington Star
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-13
LOST WEIGHT RECLAIMED
Grip Left This Man With Broken
down Nerves and Weak Stomach.


Mr.. q. w. Casio. the well-known
confectIoner or S21 North wa@r
street. Decatur. M. g. grateful to Dr.
Williams pink Pills for driving the
lingering effects Of the grip from his
system. lie says:
For six years suffered with nerv-
Gus debility following an attack OF
'the grip. ! was left very weak aud
run down and felt all out OF sorts.
My nerves were particularly bad and
any little trouble IN my business up
set mo and could not sleep nights.
A. times my stomach would gorge
and become as hard as a stone. caus-
Ing Intense pains, my appetite was
tors aud each pronounced my trouble
me. Ny weight decreased from 100
C. t25 pounds.
81 TOOK treatment with two doc.
tor ana each pronounced my triuble
n nervous disorder but ala not help
me. then tried Dr. Williams PINT
pills and began TO get better after
using q few boxes. gave them q
thorough trial aud was cured. I
gained weight until I now weight iS2
pounds and have been healthy ever
since. The pills are a fne tonic and
cured me after doctors had failed q"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-13
RHEuMArIsM AND DYSPEPSIA
isnsalsiaa prom an Attack of Grip
Cured by Dr. Williams I'ink pills


Cured by ne. Williams I'ink Pills
Mrs A. E. wilbcr. OF Bergen
0eneuec Co. n. ". IL an ehthuslas'
tle advocate OF Dr. Williams PINK
pills Cor grips aftertenvcts~ she
says;
n suffered for two years with the
after-erecss % the STRIP and vas eon-
nned 10 bed Tor a greater par, OF one
year The grip left me With Fheu.
masism IN my lega from the knees
down aud could not walk without
earslng. nre-ilke pains had severe
paths IN my stomach and oosild not
retain food Ny isss aud feet wVEV
80 swollen that { couldn't stand the
feast pressure or weight on my limbs
lhad a bad cough, palpltation OF "a .
hsart aud terrible sick headaches. '
waA sick 80 Ions that my husband
had to give up hts work TO stay az
home TO care Tor me.
"A had been under tho care OF a
doctor for a long time and VAS got,
tins no help. had tried electricity
and massage with only temporary re-
lief
~one day nay Husband brought
home SOME of nr Miniams' PINK
pills and wanted me Ga trs them, AZ
nrst ! was determined not 10 take
then bat eonsenled after while
Ths, helped me 50 quickly that vas
aoon able 10 SET ap. sad gained
rapldiy in strensth unul / vas able
10 a. my eork 4 seemed ike n
miracle 20 an my frlepds, who were
surprised al nay spenag recovery
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-13
what DE-. Williams, rInk rm. no.

Dr. Williams Pink Pills increase
the number OF rcd corpuscles In the
blood This Is matter OF easy proof
by microscopic test. They therefore
may he said 20 actually make new
blood. They are the most direct cure
known for anaemla aud all similar
conditions. They cure debility and
most forms OF weakness because they
make Il possible for the nourlshment
taken Ia the body TO reach the parts
that require II. They cure rheuma-
tism, because rheumatism In caused
by impure blood aud when they re
place tho impure blood with pure.
tho disease Ia eradicatcd-not tenn.
porarily suppressed. bait cured TO stay
cured After-enecia OF grip, feyers
and other wasting disease are best
treated with these blood-makinE pile
because after these troubles the
blood is thin. watery and impure
ana tho health will not be perfectly
restored until the vital nuid Is made
pure aud rich The pills are guar
antced to be free from opiates or any
harmful druE and cannot iniuFe the
most delicate system.
Dr. Williams Pink Pnls are sold
hy all druggists, or will be sent. post
pald, ON receipt OF price so cents per
bon; slX boxes for ta,5o. By the nr
Medicine Company. sche-
y. Y
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-13
SATURDAY
TO MONDAY
ROUND TRIPS

Commencing Fchraary lsth the
southern Paeihc eompany VIII sell
saturday 20 Monday round trip tick.
ess' tor al trains loaving sa'cm oa
Saturday and Sunday ana returning
Monaay.
wa. M'MURRAY.
JOHN n. SCOTT. Gen Pass AT
Ask. 0en. PAss AgonI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-13
TEA


The colego man of yesteryear.
With brain that aches ard eyes tha,
b'ear
Far IA che night would grind aud tot
Ana burn the smelly midnight ol.
The student ot che modern stamp
No longcr tolls beside the lamp.
Ire burns uo midnight oi. y0u zee.
Hut uses electricity.
Cleveland Plain pvaler.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-13
oRlr EyrRY wlNrrn
THIS lndiana Mon,aa fuand Rciief
m Dr. Mnllanis' Iank Pilis.

Ms Sarah Railsbaek. OF i0e
south ssreei, Riehmond. ina. says;
a had attacks % grlp svery wialeE
fof about Zoe years 4 left ne nilh
40 eppsiite. was miserAhle all ths
tine and ooald hardly drag mysslt
eround. losl n welgAi and was
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-13
New Notarles.

\ G hogg r. A Letter. N.
o'Brien, Portland; @ " Omeld. Msr-
rim wm Il Aealey Foster. T. J,
Siites. Albany.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-04
ENTERTAINING THE FLEET.


The entertainment American fleet here is problem OF no
little difficulty will be thousand OF the visitors
and this number great for Honolulu TO- undertake
for the officers grand ball would also probably be appreciated The
Throneroon enlarged for the great inaugural ball OF GoV
Dole with Capitol umined would be suitable for such an
occasion The building itself place OF great interest to visitors
For banquet the place. AS far the concerned
the various organizations which have always looked after
such visitors again The open house kept Fort and Mer
chant here might be repeated on big
ger al the old ishmakct
general way Honolulu probably do effective work
by OF the city than by efforts to feed or
great body of If the dressed up with plenty
especially umned night and if there
wecome main streets Honolulu citizens will have eN
pressed proper greeting which all every visitor will and appreciate
Baseball games theatrical other entertainments will probably de-
veop by private enterprise The Hawaiian abaX several TIMES Civ
meagre would fill any building have when the
fleet is here.
difficulty any plan for feeding the visitors their NUM-
Ordinarily be presumed that not than about 1000
would be given shore leave at time which means that II all are
the fleet here considerable time Any effort
all together entertainment would be rush
ing things cowdng capacities almost beyond reasoand
fleets visit San Francisco raising great fund.-
100000 talked of-wh which entertain but under
present Honolulu merchants scarcely do anything like
elaborate decoration and illumination she
can't would be something every individual the visitors
would be bound to see and appreciate