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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-07
CASO MUY COMUN.
SeDtiEs0 D6biI E IndispuGstO, sin que
Pueda LIamarse un0 EnfeFmO.

Hay pOIfodos on que tod& p0EaonR 90
1iOnte indiBpueBtO, con p0CRB fueF2RB, POGO
0petito, POGO de hUmoF, = Din embargo no
eOtd uno enfeFmo. si un0 bugos ufnt0mag,
Oh t6CiI Greer que oil mslGBtGF pT0viOnG del
0Ht6m0g0, do los neFvioB, que eB F0umR'
tiImo muChaB OtTRS indiCNcioneg Bemejan'
ten Lo CieEto % que 81 organizing a1t6
cAnuado y neCoaits Ago que 10 EehAbilits,
Qo0 Ia aAngr0 nsceBitR SIgo que ODtimuls
10 bueDR circulation , que quite Lao impu
rO8Rg. Un simple t6niCo on 10 que dsbe
tomaEgO para C0FPGgiF eBRB enoiona1 indiB'
posiCion0B, y EeC0mOndRmoB que 0Be t6niC0
sean lGI PiIdoEAB RogadaB del Dr.. WI
lLiRmu, que ION sxc0l0nteB para 10 Gaugre y
lou nervioB. La guDgFe debe CoDteneP to-
dos lol eIsmOntoB do oRlud, eataudo la
DaEgre bieD, caBi no hay erfsrmedNd que
BubBiAtR.
Ell Gguiente eXtEacto de una caTtR coFro'
bora 10 que FefsFen IG AnteIioFeB lfnOBg:
"TODgo el guDto dc o0rtifcaE que 20 10Y
uEO dc lo8 mucho8 que doben 90 cuFaci6n
& Lar PfldoEaB RoBAdaB del DR.. Williams
VRFiRs veCeg me he ssntido indispuesto CON
BfntomRg de 0nfeFmsdads8 leven que Gin
embargo me quit8bGn las fusrz8B me TO-
MIA inCSpacitadO para los gOCoB y obligACio'
nag de 10 vida. En- tales cAgoB hs OChado
mNn0 de laG PfldorRB RoGRdRB del DR.. Wi
lIiRmE, obteai0ndo pFOnto Nlivio mi com
pIOto FGatab!eCimiento en- periodic de tempo
relAtivAmGntS C0EtO. TeDg0 puGB bUOnaB
pFuebGH de Las PfldoEaB RoBadnB dol DR.
WilliamB son 40 GxcolentO t6nico para Ia
sAngE0I y los nOEvioB, = IGB Eeoomisndo
IismpF0 que teDgo 0CRSi6n." (DeI Sr. Juan
sapguinstty Medina, Call0 Rsvilla Gigedo
43. HabanR.)
TOdaB IaU Boticas de impoRtancis VEN
den lRB Pildora1 RoBadaB del DIR, WI
LLIAMS. No NN RcAntan EnntifuEAR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-07
Do la alianza CON China, dice que es
On CaPriGhO del HeGsIa'' y aiads
que no son mas que enledOs"
Dice quo con sI VIOIO Dc 10 08Guldf0 50 Gstan o.
~ tOR|sadO bu0ROS r0SuItadOS.

81 SsnRdoF Eugene Hale 0B el pFs8iden'
to del C0mit6 dc aBuntoB de lR marina, =
90 Bupono que no hay persona qu0leet6
mas enteTRda de los planes del ConhFaB0
con HeBpeCt0 lR marina, que gBt0 PoFIonR-
je.
Est0 gefloR que estAbR On LondReS, y hs'
bfa tornado up tFon para embsrcRr en- aI
"MauTetsniA" con Objsto dc rpgFegaF & los
EGtadcs UnidoB, fu6 aboEdado en- el trsn
poF IN reporter del "N.w York Herald =,
el CuRl le pEsgupt6.
-IQO6 cree ustad con TGspect0 l8 do.
olaraCi6n del AlmiFanEe Evans, que ha d.
oho que 10 maEiDR de Lon Eatad0g Unidog
debs inoluiF 48 RcoFa8adou?
-JNRda m6B,que 48 - -dijo 0l nsnAdoF-
listed 90 eqUivoCR. 81 AlmiFRnt0 quorfa
dOCir 1873.
-5EntonCsg, usted cree que Mr.. Evans
hR fjado un rdmeFo muy alto para baTcoB
RcorazadoA2
-Yo no he dicho ego. Yo colo pienuo
gus eBt6 uBted equivoCado al leeP 81 cable
Yo no eBpeT0 que eI AlmiERnto hRyR dioh0
que 90 nGC0Eitan menoB de 148.
-dUSted no Gg, pueB, pRFtidario de una
gran GscUadTt?
L " 4U GGGU Q49 UU1 08GU6QAB EA6t8'
vOgante. Vamol tsneF una busnR Rrm0'
de; ana que Be8 10 Bufoisntemonts grandO
para BAtiHfsCeF nueBtFag necGBidRdeB; paF0
con FeBpOCt0 una eBCuadFR sxtEavag8nte,
ESQ no. No nGOeSitRmos ser pFlmeFR poton'
ciR. DsjemoB ESQ para IuglateEE0, AIems'
mia = otEaO naCioneS, que HiemPF9 0st6n
diBpusBtRB lanERE8e & la Iucha entire elias.
A nRdia tsnemoB que tsmeF. No ponBsmoH
en- aumsntaT nuOBtro tsFFitorio nadidAs Asstd
hRCisndo planes opar0 quitRFno8 nueHtFa8
poBeBi0neR.
-JEntoncea, uHted no Gupone que hsya
Rlg6a Choque con Jsp6D?
Nj On 10 mss mfnimo. JRp6n no ti0nO
10 fueVzR nj la iutenCi6n do ataCaEnoV.
-jQGs 0pin8 uUtgd con FsBpeCto E ana
Rlian8s con China?
-Oh,-dijo Ol senadoE-seo en- un CO.
pFiCho del Herald. No hay tel proyscto.
No necsnitamos aliRnza. EsoB 40 Bon mas
que enFsdon.
-JQae opina unted de Ia expedition de
la oaCuRdEN?
70 OEsO que Ia Aota vs progreDando
lenta M0nt0.
-UHtsd opins que rssuIta algo On nus8'
tFo b0netigi0 con motive de e8R expodi'
Ci6nP AUntsd hR viBto Lea EscOpCionel dadaa
la e It8 en- Nusva Islands.
-PoE 98eiladO, 20 CrsO que eDtamoB OBJ
t0niGnd0 hUsnog FGBultadoB.
.-ENTRE.loV comnPa6oPea de Peloien 4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-07
lMnIGARnR GEMERlll

OoNsEJOs A LAS MADREs. .-El jarabe
0almante de lR SefiOra WinsIOw debe
usarse siempre que los niEios estan en- el
periodic de Ia detsnci6n. PTOpOrciona ali
ViO Immediate al pequeHio paciente, pFodu-
0e un suefiO natural y tranquilO, aliyiaF 81
Negre Els muy agradaBle al paladar.
salmR al niflO, ablanda sus dolores, hace
Mciles la funciOnen del est6magO y Tegula
los intestinOs. Els el mejOr remediO como
9idO para la diarrea va prOvenga esta de La
Tengase mucho cuidado en- pedir ell ''Jara-
D0 Calmatne de la SefiOra WinslOW": es eI
Mnainr nA fn6na.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-07

d. LOPEZ CEPERO, San Jon6 16.
COmpEA y vsnta de muebloI On general.
30 hRC0n pEeutamoB do dinero uobFO prem.
dR8 dc ORC, plata y pisdraU pEoCiOBAg. Sc
OomprRn pEOndaI antigusI , modeEnRG. So
OompER y veDde platR = orc deteriorNdo.
O0ngtante exiltCnCiR de mueblGD, tipo
Ooon6micoB. BARRAS DE CATRE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-07

GRAN OCCASION. -Por no podor:o
NtendSF "a duaf0, 10 vsnde un OGtRbleci,
mi0nto de plomeEfa, On muy buonRB oondi'
clones. Para infoymss diFigiFge, spRTtAdo
de cOrFOo n6m0ro 492. 80 v. O.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-07
Ia supuIoneIa del Or. D. Salvador CarbonoII.

In padre 0qTadeOido.- .-DGsd0 hRce GER
CO de vsinte sf1oB veDgo indicando la
Emulsion de Scott en- los CaBoB en- que Gat6
rscOmendado 50 uBO, y siempEo he queda'
do GatiHfcCho del r0Bultado obtsnido. Dsbo
gFatitud diCha preparation, pueI uino
huhieFa IidO pOr ella que me Gyud6 &
galvar mi hijs CameIiO, 6utR no O1tariR
hoy On AlgsciraB cRBads con el ayudante
del COmandGnts General del Campo dc
Gibraltar, el general Sr. ObTPg6n.
AhoER mismo tengo en- mi 8anatorio un
nino dc nUev0 afiOg, quien prsCtiqu6 re-
B0CCionos en- Ia tibis = que mnoho hs gs'
nRdo con la EmuIni6n.-Dr. s. CaFbOneM.
En- 0stG impEsntO 10 vOndO papol de
-S6,as,o v-ga;aG e go m l., 40 IsIo. .,.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-07

BUEN NEGOOIO.- si quiere Vd. hacer
un buen negOciO, cOmpre un m9gn1ftco hO-
tel que 90 Vende en- eeta capital en- eitio
centrico con distiDguida clientela, Ri
duefio 10 vende pOr estar algO delicadO de
salud tener que ausentarse. DirljaEe hoy
al p, .. Box 716. 10 v. g.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-07

-sOMBRRROs PARA sENORAs.
muy OlegantO8 = & precioB numamsnts mo.
diOOB, loa RCAbR do recibir La Ti0nditR do
Jol0fa EChevGrEfG, al lRdo del Ryunta'
miOntO. VOnde t0mbi6n OfSCto8 EOligio
0oE COmpF6 OnVoltuEa8 do JRbon O0ta.
g0n.-San Juan, Box 216.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-07

JULIAN SILVA - San Justo Is. SIN
juan p r, MueblsEfa On liquidation,
prOCioI ain CompstonCia, pero al oontado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-07

SE VENDE un acreditadO estableci-
mientO de farmacia en- una pOblaci0n inn
portante de la isla. InfOrmes en- esta re-
dacCi6n. ". s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-07

Sc VENDE-POr tener que susentarse
su prOpietaria SO vende una "Casa de
Hu6spedes", muy acreditada, y con gran
mObillariO situada en- puntO inmejOrable
de la ciudad. Sc daran tOdOs los infOrmes
en- Tetuan mum. As, San Juan p. r.
16V 8. n(m q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-07

:-ENTRE:loI COmpradoEss de EoloieH
PLACES On 10 ioyoriR de F. Kshrhahn y Go
10 EsgaIA I'm Daloj "Waltham" BemSnal'
meDto. La Ultima Bemana obtuvo uno 0l
U0Ci0 Befior Juan RoB San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-07

sE ALQUILAN dos espaciosas babita'
clones propias para Ofi"inas o Dep6sito en-
los bajOs de la casa Gale de la FOrtaleza
No. IS. En- los altos iuFOrmRran. Is v. q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-07

Ell senad0r Hale no quiere gt8ndes
GScuadraS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-07

En- @ta impE0ntN 10 vOndO pspOI de
pOEi6diee vi'jeo { $500 IoU 4s Eilo1 *"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-07

Las npciOnes cerran los mares OchO ounce de Sep
tiembre 1908.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-04
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

Capt CHARLES DE +. CHANDLER. signal
Corps, VIII assume charge Of construction work
at For Omaha, Nebr-. relieving Cart WILL
lam II. OURY.
The retirment Of Co. CLINTON b. SEARS. Co-ps
Of Engines from active service June 2. Is
announced he IS placed upon the retired Hst
with the rank Of brigadier general
Leave Of absence for three months is granted Capt.
BERNARD SHARP. Third Infantry
Capt DANIEL J. CARR Is relieved from duty at
the Army Signal School. Fort Leavenwurth. and
viii proceed 10 Fort Wood. n. y. 70 relieve
Capt 6. c. BURNEL.L
First Lieut. J. ALFRED MOSS is relieved at Fort
LeaEenNorth, and vii proceed 10 Governors
Island 70 relieve Capt BASIL o. LENOIR
First Lieut. BENJAMIN d. FOULOIs- Is relieved
from duty al Fort Leavenworth and will come
20 Washington.
First Lieut. SEBRING Q. NlEGIIIs Fourth Cav.
airy. is relieved from duty at Fort Leavenworth
and win go 70 the Preside Of san Francisco.
First Lieut. JAMES +. WARE. Fourteenth Infan
try. is relieved from duty at the Amy sigma
School and viii proceed to the maneurer camT
az Leon Springs Tex
Leave Of absence FOR four DAYS is granted FIrst
Lieut. CHARLES RoENIER. sixth Field Ar
tiiley.
First Lieut. CHARLES c. MORTIMER. Third
Field Artillery. VII make not 70 exceed three
visits from Fort Smelling 20 ST. Panl Mimi
for the purpose q instructing the personnel Of
Battery A. Field ARTILLERY. Minnesota National
Guard
Ae~'e OF Slsealce ior one fn9nth aud ten days i
granted First Lieut.. JOHN l. JORDAN. Eight
eenth Infantry
Capt KIRBY WALKER quartermaster VIII max,
such visits as may be necessary to Chicago and
East ST. Louis. H.. and Lathrop Mo- for ths
purpose Of inspecting public animalS
Leave II absence for two months, is granted Cant
UPTON BRINE IT.. sixth Field ARTILLERY
First Lieut.. RALPH y. HAYDEN. Third Cavalry
is relieved from further duty in the Philippine.
Division. and upon expiration q sick leave viii
proceed % Join his regiment az Fort CLARK Tex
Lieut. Col CHARLES W. TAYLOR, Fourth Cav
airy, upon the completion Of his present dut-
as member Of the general court-martial in IN,
Department Of the Missouri viii proceed Il
toin that portion Of his regiment stationed a
Fort Smelling. MINI
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-04

Mr. and Mrs. Deter will be at home to
their friends after June . at 1913 B street.
Elizabeth left yesterday for an extended
visit with relatives and friends in Indiana
and Ohio.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-04

Mr.. Justice McKenna joined Mrs. Nc
Kenna and their daughters, Mrs. Pitts
Dufield and Mrs. John Leggett Pultz.
in New York yesterday. They will spend
the summer around New York and Bos-
ton.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-04

The British Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce
have as their house guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Butler, of England.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-04

Mrs. Frances Mckee Cordell. formerly
Of this city. was married yesterday in the
home OF her mother. Mrs. James Martin
Mckee. 1lZ7 Sixth street to Ensign
Omenzo Colby F. Dodge, L. S. N. now
on duty with the fleet on the Pacific
Coast. The ceremony was performed at
half after o'clock, before a company Of
distinguished persons from New Orleans
Ensign Dodge and his bride left immedi-
ately afterward for the Pacific Coast
where he will rejoin his ship. Mrs Cor
dell is well known here and in Baltimore
where she lived for many years. She
was the widow Of Mr.. Victor Cordell, OF
Baltimore
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-04
Depnrtment of Dentistry.

Department Of dentistry-The first prize for the
best rCcOrd throughout the q three years Is
awarded 20 James Walter Bernhard. Of Pennsylya-
ma, whose average IS s6.4 per cent Honorable men
ton is made Of Walter Henry Hildredth, Of New
York whose average Is s5.S per cent and Emlyn
James Britton of Pennsylvania, whose average is
So per cent The J. Hall Lewis prize for the best
prOsthetician, Is awarded to Henry Cisscl YOUNG
whose average is S. per cent Honorable mention Is
made Of Thomas Leon Fairfield Of the District Of
Columbia. whose average is S. Per cent. The Henri
c. Thompson prize fer the best operator In The
dental inhrmary. is awarded TO Henry Cisse Young
q Maryland. whose average is IS per cent. Honor.
able mention is made q Emlyn James britton,
whose average is IS per cent
Department Of law-The Edward Thompson Com,
pany prizR the American and English Encyclopedia
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-04

Panama on a short leave Of absence.
They are at the Richmond and viii soon
be Joined by their son. Pierre. who is at
school In Boston.
Mr.. Carl Doubet. OF this city. was mar
ried yesterday to Miss Vera O'Rourke. Of
Germantown, Pa The ceremony was per-
formed in the Church Of the Immaculate
Conception in Germantown. Owing to the
illness Of the brides father, the wedding
arrangements were quite simple. Mr. and
Mrs. Doubet are now on their wedding
trip. and will be at home in Washington
later
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-04

Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Knox, accompanied
by Miss Georgia Knox. Miss Nina Van
Arsdale, and Miss Winnifred Davis, went
to Annapolis yesterday for the army
and navy games and the hop last night.
The marriage Of Miss Blanche Olive
Judd 10 Mr.. Louis Z. Deter Is announced
by the parents Of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Judd. The ceremony was per-
formed Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-04
killed on the Inthmun-

Twenty-six tons Of dynamite exploded
prematurely at Caimito MuIato. Isthmus
Of Panama, on May p last killing two
Americans. The explosion was caused by
lightning The Americans killed were
Clifford J. Coggon. levelman. and J. p.
Roche. powdermaI. Coggon was twenty
four years old, and had resided on the
isthmus at San Pablo since July q. 1907.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-04

Store will close at 80 p M daily until further notice
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-04

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Selinger and their
daughter Selma will be at home 20 their
friends Sunday from 4 TO 10 O'Clock.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-04

Many washington people VIII De inter-
ested in the wedding to-day Of Miss
Georgiana Hobson. daughter Of the late
Mrs. George Hobson. OF Baltimore, TO
Mr.. Mendelcott Rumball. of Stafford
shire. England. The ceremony will be per
formed at noon in the home of the late
Mrs. Hobson, East Eager street, Balti-
more. and only the immediate families
will be present, owing 10 the very recent
death of Mrs. Hobson. Mr.. Rumball and
his bride will leave at once for their we'd
ding journey, which will end in London,
Ontario which will be their home for
the present They will make trip 20
England later or TO visit the family OF
the bridegroom. The bride is a grand
daughter OF a former governor of Mary
land, Hon. Thomas G. Pratt
Mrs. Robert Hinckley and her daugh-
ter. Miss Gladys Hinckley. who have
been abroad during the spring season,
are now In Paris, but will sail for home
on June q. They will go at once to
York Harbor, where they have taken a
cottage. and where they will spend the
summer They will return to their Wash
ington home next fall.
Senator Foraker. of Ohio. entertained at
luncheon yesterday at the Chevy Chase
Club In honor of Miss Wilhelm.aa Schur-
meier and Mr.. Harry ]. Price, Of Gin
cinnati, who were married last evening.
The guests were Miss Topham, Miss Has
tings. the Misses Cory Mrs. Callisher, Mr.
Raymond Scully. Mr.. Thomas StraclI, Mr.
Wilson Rucker, and Mr. Algernon Gar
diner
Quite a Washington colony will be es-
tablished in a few weeks at Capon
Springs The following Washipgtonians
will spend the whole or a portion of the
summer at the beautiful old resort. in the
Alleghenies OF West Virginia, which open
ed It's season June /: Hon. James Hay,
Hon. and Mrs. William A. Jones. Senator
Warner. Judge and Mrs. Silas Hare. Gen.
and Mrs. Writ Davis Hon. and Mrs.
Hannis Taylor and family, Mr.. Eugene
Carus and family. Mrs. ]. V McIlhenny.
Mrs. L. j. Rutherford. Mrs. w. J.. Wy
VILE Mrs. Malcolm Hufty Mr.. and Mrs.
c. w. Luske, Mr.. and Mrs. a S. Worth
ington. Mrs. A. w Gillespie and party,
Mrs. Samuel X. German. Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice X. O'Donnell, Mrs. Emily Hay
and party, and Mrs. J. f. Gadsby.
Maj. d. du B. Gaillard, Y. S. A.. and
member Of the Isthmian Canal Commits
sion, with Mrs. Gaillard, is here from
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-04

Of Law. awarded to Posey John Altizer. q Virginia
The essay Of Simon Bernard Stein. LII B.. q
Massachusetts, is mentioned being Of marked ex-
essay submitted by a member q the thrd-yeAr class
on a given subject, Arthur William Davidson
A. B.. Of Ohio. The Ellsworth prize awarded Tor
the best work done in the patent law course Samuel
y. Acker. IL. B., Of the District Of Columbia
First donors in the graduating class given TO that
student who attains the highest average Of scholar
ship during the entire course, are accorded 10
Arthur William Davidson, A B., Of Ohio.
Texan Gets Scholarship.
National College Of Pharmacy-The John A MI
burn memorial scholarship. TO Henry Bussey Floyd.
Of Texas The William s. Thompson memorial
scholarship. 10 Edward V. Payne. Of Virginia The
Edward T. Fristoe memorial scholarship 70 Naomi
Elizabeth Richardson. District a Columbia.
Gold medals for intercollegiate debatins-James
W Berry. District q Columbia: Ernst Otto
Schreiber. T.. District Of Columbia; Albert o
Hindman PENNSYLVANIA: John De NJ Ellis. Ken
tucxy; John I. Kennedy Pennsylvania
Scholarship awards IN arts and sciences-RGdal
scholarship. Ruth Foster. Of the Central High
School first university Harold Keats. Of the West
em High school; second university. Edith Kath-
crime Cash Of the Eastern High School third uni
versity Lenore Head. Of the Central High School
fourth university Katherine Mitchell NeWbold. q
the Central High School; 18th university. Elmer
stewart q the Western high School sixth aIni-
versity. Hugo Radof sohmitt, ot the Mckinley
Manual Training School
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-10-10
Sugar Beet AND Potato Land
WHERE ALFALFA GROWS "

have 10000 acres of sugar beets
and potato land in the Big Horn Val
ley of Wyoming, for sale on easy
terms at prices ranging from $45.
to $50. per acre. The terms are IS
per acre cash and the balance In
nine equal installments. The Raw
land produces an average of fifteen
tons of sugar beets per acre, carry
ing an average of eighteen and one
half per cent sugar. 1t is desert
country, thoroughly irrigated by
completed bitches. and the farmer
has absolute control of his moisture
Alfalfa land will produce an aver
age of twenty-five tons OF sugar
beets to the acre when properly ir-
rigated. Worland is the principal
town On the Hanover Canal Com
pany's lands. Not an acre of this
land is over three miles from the
railroad, and every acre OF It is
within five miles of a side-track or
a shipping point. The sugar fac
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-10-10
Longest Love Letter.

THE limit in love letters in all my
long experience handling mall" said
an attache Of the local postoffice not
long ago, was one about year ago
that had ten two.cent stamps on It..
The man must have weighed 1t, too,
for the postage was just right-no
more than needed and no less. How
did know It was love letter? Well,
couldn't be absolutely cocksure
about It, but II you had seen II, and
noticed the stationery. the handwrit.
Ing, the address, and so ON you would.
MT have asked for more than one
guess. II ] were to write letter
that long | would send 1t as an en-
press package. Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-10-10

Hyrum Jensen of Collinston was in
town Friday.
w X Vsnheet returned last night from
business trip to Ogden.
Miller II @ Michaelis made business
trip to Corinne Friday
Mrs A A Capener Of Riverside gave
birth to fine son Friday.
Miss Bessie Gleason returned from the
county seat Friday evening.
JF Owens new business block will be
rooted in the fore part next week.
Alfred Michaelis Is taking missionary
course at the B College of Logan.
Attorney Chas. f. Foxley of Point
Lookout, was transactlng business in
Garland Thursday.
NJ A Boothe, J NJ FranCke and L V
Schneider have returned from their big
deer hunt In Western Boxeldcr.
A. Stuart, Grand Master of the I.
o. o. +. of Sandy City, Utah, was
in Garland on business Thursday
Miss Lcona Zundel of Portage was
visiting friends in town yesterday,
Mr. md Mrs Farley Lishman of the
Club house were made happy by the ar
rival of bouncing baby boy Thursday
night,
Sheriff A Dunlap of Nappa, California
came to Garland yesterday to get Edw
Draper who Is wanted IN that city in the
Wood-Apple murder case. Marshal T
l. Shook was subppnied as witness and
leaves for Nappa, California, next Tues
day.
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tory at Billings, Montana, is pay
ing $3.50 per ton net for sugar
beets delivered at Worland. The
sugar company pays the freight. We
are promised a factory when We have
5000 acres in bee and the people
to tend them. GENIE OUT AND
SEE THE LAND. p
This valley is also a fine potato
country and produces big potatoes
that are solid. The average crop
is from 800 to 400 bushels per acre.
The biggest crop | have ever seen
in this valley was 500 bushels per
acre. have a pamphlet which /
would like to send you. 1t has been
carefully prepared and describes the
country and its products accurately.
Send for It and | will mail 1t to you
promptly. Cheap rates will be made
on lie Sth and Goth OF October, and
on tie Srd and 18th of November.
J. L. LEWIS, LIGGETT BLDG.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.
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"Dick Turpin's Tree"

The last remaining portions OF a
famous old elm, which was known to
all lovers of Blackheath England, and
the surrounding country as Dick Tur.
pins Tree" were removed recently.
Tradition goes that the famous high.
wayman used to hover about near the
gigantic branches Of this elm, well out
of view of his prey, whom he used to
so adroitly hold up" with his horse
pistols, and relieve Of whatever loose
yaluables they might have. The elm,
which mad a circumference OF over
10 feet, stood close to Hyde Vale, al.
most opposite "Ye Ode House" While
It was being cut up a nail in perfect
condition, was found imbedded in the
center of the wood.
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Attorney for Applicant.
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Sale Of Animal for Damages.

State of Utah,
County of Box Elder.
In the Sunset Precinct of said county
| have in my possession the following
described estray animal which, If not
claimed and taken away, will be sold at
public auction to the highest cash bidder
at the Garland Livery Barn In said pre-.
cinct on Monday the. 10Th day of Oct
obcr, at the hour of % clock a. m.
DESCRIPTION OF ANIMAL:
One white.faced heifer about 2 wears
old branded N on both hips, slit in left
ear underbit out of right ear.
Said animal is held by me to secure
payment Of $3.50 damages done by said
animal upon the premises of Jesse Orwin
on the Bird day of October, 1908.
T. l.. SHOOK,
Poundkceper for Sunset Precinct.