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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-16
SENATE AGfS
Senator A1drich Introduces
Resolution on Part Of the
Presidents Message.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec 10
Senator Aldrich today fntroduce z
resolu ton directing the commit
on appropriations to consider tnAe
porblon OF Che Presidents message
dealing with the secret service.
The senate adopted F'oraker's res
oiution calling on the secretary So
war for Information concerning t1s
An nlovmeYlt OF detectives Tor use y
t1la RrownsvIlle affaIr.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-16
CAMPAIGN
IS on AT JANE LEW

Jane Lew is in the midst of po-
lItical campaign. The municipal
election will take place Tuesday, Jam
nary 6. and there are two tickets in
the field. The Citizens Ticket Is
for mayor, o. C. Dawson. counCll-
men, /. NJ. Black, /. p, Brake. j g.
;Jackson, burton NJ. Davidson. and
Herman Mason. The People Pro-
gressivc ticket IS. for mayor. Berket
Hall, councilnen, I. NJ. Black. Her
man Ndaxson, j. e. Goldsmith, r, +,
price and Minter Jackson. DR.. j. r.
DAVIDSON is the candidate on both
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-16
SCHOOL HOUSE RpItNs
on CoBURN's cIaIgl4A

The coburn,s Creek school hougc
was destroyed by fire at 1890 o'closlS
"wednesday morning. It IL asaerted
that alta o'clock the afternoon be-
fore, when school wHsi dismissed Tor
the day that the gas was turned on
ana how the flFe 5taFfe q Is q iIlys-
terry. 1t may have been the work oG
an Inccndfury. The building was
one-story frame but Of large
Books vnlued ut about S76 belops1aH
to the children were burned
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-16
HAMS CALM
AS He Listens to Constructio
OF the States Case
Against Him

FLUsIIrlG. NJ r. Dec Is
Thornton j. Hams calmly watched IA.
court today the construction Of me
states case to prove the Charge e
he was a principal sltll mis- bfos1e1
IN the killing Of william e Annis
The Jury box was cdiied last night.
The central figure In today's case was.
the appearance OF the States chief
witness, Mrs. William b. .Annis, who
saw her husbands life taken.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-16
ADJUDGED INSANE
Is woman Of Lynch's Mines, Who is
Taken to County Jail.

Dora Kelley. an unmarried woman
81 years old of Lynch's Mines, who
is mentally unbalanced was brought
to- the county jail Wednesday from
her home by Constable G. L. Ford
and later examined by Justice G. H.
Gordon, who adudged her insane and
committed her to the state insane
asylum at Weston, to which institu'
ton he will be taken In n day or SO.
Her mother is patient at the Wes-
ton asylum
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sAIAIL HOUSE BURNs.

a small frame house on the WestoA
pike lust south of the city and own
ed By Alexander Isehart was destroy
cd by are Tuesday midnight It
had been occupied by N. Carr and
wife. who VACATED Il the day before.
The drisin 81 the blaze Is unknown.
THE loss was small.
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aFtfal Law IS Declared To
rotect Life and
b tJT MOB IS AMUCK
Ard Statues and Pictures Of
President Are Destroyed
and Houses r illaged.

AR AscAs, venezuela, Dec. 16-
yTfie people Of Caracas arose today
inst President Castro.
An infuTiated mob. unhtndered by
the police, swept through the city
wreclking the property Of his tench-
men and closest friends;
The people burned statues and pic
lures OF Castro.
President Cnstro's rule In Vene.
zue1a Is probably ended. NO official
act Opposing Castro has yet been
taken, but such a step is expected
at any moment.
CARACAS. Venezuela, Dec 16-
Tho Venezuelan capital yesterday
Witnessed another outbreak of dis
order. following the warlike activi-
Ties OF the Dutch warships along the
coast that made 1t necessary by
nightfaIl to declare martial law In
order to put an end to the rioting
ana piI1sgipg. No actual conflict oc-
Cured between the people and po-
lice
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-16
BANK ASSIGNS.

NAPOLEON, o.. Dec. 1G-The citt-
zens State bank assigned last might
The failure is said TO have neen
brought about by the Ohio German
insurance Company's failure.
The bank is capitalized at 81, OOV
and has an undivided surplus OF $2O'-
900. The deposits amount to $3.50
600.
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TYLER COUNTY MEN
FACE BAD CHARGE

sbSrHRsvILLE. Dec. 1.-TWO
brothers, named Vanorsdale, are in
Jail at AIiddlebourne awaiting a hear.
ing before Justice Meredith on the
charge of entIcinG Lizzie Midcap. a
young girl, from the home OF John
Henthorn, where she was staying,
into the woods. Ut Is alleged the
young men were with her all night
and that she was brutally treated.
One OF the brothers, aged about 10,
carried revolver when taken into
custody.
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FUNERAL
Services for Miss 0Iollie Virginia
smith ut Baptist Church.

Tic funeral of Miss Moll1e Viz
glnla Smith. WHO died at her home
on sycamore street Tuesday m orninE'
will take place Thursday afternoon
MT o'clock. Services will be held
al tho First Baptist church ana
win be led by the Rev. u. d. Stelle
and the Rev. l.. l., Peters. The
burial Will FOLLOW III the Odd Fellows
cemetery in this city.
The pail bearers will be George D.
\ CshorpeninE. Claude Gore, DR.. Ben
ihtnin Slutt!eworth, u. W. Jacobs
II1gh Jarvis ana Arthur Parsons
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hoy RUNS AWAY.

rnomus Daley. aged IL years and
an ornhan boy, who had home
here several months until reeently,
when he was surrendered to the hn-
name officer, ran away last night
from a home given him near Fair
mont and the police are on the looE-
out for him.
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CHARGED WITH THEFT OF
OVEIICOAT AND MONEY

Wiliiam Drunmond was arrested
and placed in Jail Tuesday afternoon
..l1y csonsta bio c. L, Ford on = war
rant issued In Justice Gordon's court
1T thc instance OF J. ~. tTItc. of Sn-
lem who charged Dr"mmond with
3teniinE an ovcrcoat, valued ut 81 Z,
ana 81 In money from him u, TINS
city last Thursday. Drummond VIII
be.yiYen {. hearing next week
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CASHIER a DEFAULTEE.

soMERsWoRTH, y, H., Dec. 10
-Tred NJ. Varney, cashier of the
First National Bank of Somersworth.
was arrested today charged with en-
bezzlement. 1t is said his defalca-
ton is $4,000. a bank examiner
has taken possession Of the institu-
ton
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-16
woslAN DIES Al IYNoII MINES

Mrs. Julia Jackson, wife OF n mi:
ner employed at Lynchs Mines, died
1T her nome there Wednesday morn-
ing carly of typhoid fever. She was
n daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
cole. Her age was IS years Ing
S,,,,cral wiz take place Friday nf-
,ternoon with services ut her home
md hrrInI ut EnterprIse.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-16
rnEsPAss CAsE.

John Thomas, u. NJ Orr. James
.Ashcruft and John Doc. pipe liners
have been held for hcnrirEs before
MAGISTRATE Gordon on the r,. sneFE rsr o.
on the short Line railroad. several
niles moth OF the city.
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HORSES cRENLATED-

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Lee. 10
In a Are at the stock yards here
eighty horses We're crematcd' two
large barns burned and other prop
erty destroyed today. The loss is
$50, 900.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-16
ARREsrRp FoR FIGnTING.

Fred Boone was locked up this az.
ternoon in an intoxicated condition
and for lighting in Monticello avenue.
Two other men engaged in the night
escaped.
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Zen FILLED a WREoE.

LIMOGES, France, Dec. 1G-Ten
persons we're killed and fifteen In
jured in "a cotl sion between pSs-
senger train nd q freight train near
here
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MEN BURN 40 DEATH.

COLUMBUS, o., Doc. 16-G Gilbert
White and George Fostar. colored.
were burned to deatnin q hre which
destroyed the home Of Matte cEos-
by, colored, on South Oakley avenue
today. ThcG were borders.
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PASSENGERS HURT.

7 SPRINGFIELD. o.. Lee, 16-t'if-
tssn persons we're aurt, some SER
iopsIy. in collision of two cars on
me Ohio Electric Compapys main
line near Osborn.
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FoGR KILLED.

IN AREINsBuRg, Dec, 16-Four
rsons we're killed today by the
soilpse Of a pier and span of the
sw bridge across the Potomac rlYe-
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rlppnE DURN1NG

At Press time the Fatrmont copl
companys tipple at E1terprise was
Burning It Is one Of the hnest N
tiin Fegion aEld cannot ~ saved.
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IlrETita 3 Is RNnEp.

nudge Charles w. lynch closSd
the term Of circuit court at Weaton
last evening and came home on tne
night trains il
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taafles r Amos wtls here
,e from Mt. Clare on bpsi-
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samuel s. Faris was here yYedIee
day from Bridgeport,
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r. NJ. Wiuiams IS hoFe IRON
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II. Fortcy ii here fro nlTSing.
wood.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-16

most physicians. I have seen many
pass ont into the great unknown but
cannot recall single death that was
terrible. The great DR.. OsAer said at
Harvard University, 81 have careful
records of about 500 th-beds, stu
died particularly with reference TO the
modes Of death and the sensations Of
the dying. Ninety suffered bodily pain
or distress Of one sort or another, eleven
showed mental apprehension, two posi-
tive terror, one expressed spiritual ex-
aItation. one bitter remorse. The great
majority 1895 OF 70 per cent? gave no
sign one way or the other; like their
birth, their death was sleep and a
forgetting.
It is not dying, but the immediate
road that leads to it that IS painful,
and much Of this pain we know how TO
alleviate. After science shall have
mastered disease and men shah have
learned the healthy life even this road
viii lose the hard places it now has.
The last great friend VIII then come
10 all with gentle loving touch. and
open the door into real life. For Lowell
spoke the truth on behalf Of every man
who. having finished his active work
here. fingers for the great summons,
Life Is the iaiIer, Death the angel
sent to draw the unwilling bolts and
set Us free.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-16

it. Disease and accident are two forces
that cheat mankind out Of some Of its
finest possibilities. We have a right
to class dirt, ignorance, poverty, in
competence, deformity, mental def
cheney, sin, disease and accident IN one
category, as characteristics of a stage
Of imperfect development, all of them
to be evolved out Of mundane life just
as rudimentary organs have been sup
pressed in our bodies. When this glad
contamination shall be attained, death
viii become the painless gladly wei
coined sleep of the aged wornout phys
zeal frame. We may set fancy free if
we wiz and picture the day when spirit
shall be trained so to dominate matter
that near the upper limit of human life
it may change the body into its own
fit vehicle, as the New Testament de-
clares Jesus to have done in His resur-
rection. Death then viii become trans
lation, the soaring personality rising
me int A<Otd 10 seen 4ts ACFs To- -
the larger life of the wider kingdom.
Science with its present day radium-
miracles has no heart to say "no" to
such dream nor any right to encourage
with a ''yes.
Meantime even premature death has
It's kindly ministration. "'To how
many, " exelaims Bulwer Lytton, taught
BY his own experience Of sorrow, sis
the death of the beloved the parent
of faith. " I have known vanished
baby hand lead more than one strong
man into the blessed kingdom Of real
life. So Arthur HaIlam moves his
friend to sing In Memoriam y Did
humanity lose anything By the ex-
change Of this young life for that
poem2 When we see the end from the
beginning. the inspiration that the
sense of personal loss gives TO men to
search Nature : pharmacy and end the
era Of disease. the brotherhood into
which sorrow has silently led our world,
the ministry of sympathy TO mankind,
and what pathos has meant n the weld
ing together Of God 5 human family,
nav. when we look upon it all from
that unseen realm which IS the coun-
terpart Of this one, half Of she iHlmi-
grants over there from our earthglobe
happy children. we shall murmur with
Francis Bacon. 'sDearh Is friend Of
ours: and he that Is not ready 70 en-
terrain him IS not at home.
All. but his coming is so rough. Rare
" I think that Is the experience Of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-16
The Yokohama Specie
Bank, Limited
EsTABLIsHED 1880.
Capital paid up) Yen 100000
Reserve Fund ........Yen 100000
HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.
Branches and Agencies:

Branches and Agencies:
Toxic, Kobe, Osaka, Nagasaki, Lon
don, Lyons, New York, San Francisco,
Bombay, Hongkong, Shanghai, Han
kow, Chefoo, Tientsin, Picking, New
chang, Dalny, Port Arthur, Antung-
Hsien, Liaoyang, Mukden, Tienling,
Changehun.
The bank buys and receives for
collection bills of exchange, issues
Drafts and Letters Of Credit, and
transacts a general banking business.
Honolulu Branch, 81 S. King Street.
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Death---Friend or Foe

Rev. DR.. Scudder.


BY death-I Corinthians
Through the world and death through and
so death passed all snnes-Romans, 512
The damse Is dead, sleepeth.-Mathew,
in Me
1t is expedient you I go away.-John
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THANKSGIVING
THURSDAY
NOVEMBER 70


t rnaeria blessings
A few Wild Turkeys and
abaten ovrad
hat have offer in of
Good the heshshi Of
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EL PELIGRO De Ia
eI6Ctricidad
Va 1 aeahar con Ii t8ll % los hibItlRtus aoI
gIObo,

81 vsmos & atsnsrnos & 10 que dice 81
pref sor 81. PEGStOn Pratt, de ChiCsgo, lS
0lsctricidsd, que ez pno do, los gFAnde-
elemsntos, con quO cuanta IA humanidRd
para "a delsEEollo progEes9, VI G RcabaF
con Ia vista de los habitRnteB del g'obO en-
donds 81 podeEoso haiio est6 en- usr, ppeu
Begdn diveEBas obssEvSCiones dol Citado
m6diCO, IR constitution del oio 81 demasia'
do deliCRda para nOpOrtaE, no sole lR in
fasnCia do Il lus sI6ctEica, RinO 10 fueEzR
indireCta de lan coFEientaD.
Ell doctor Pralt quisn 20 considers
como RutoTidad On 81 Tamo, mRnifsats
que miontraH mas sensible es el oYgani1
mo de ls persona, mas IdpidA ? fAcilmsnts
sisnts los psrnicioBas efsctoG dc Ia slectri'
CidR6; , Gsts Oausa AtTibuys Is maneFa
slaTmRnte como 90 ha gsnsraIiEado 81 uHo
de loG Rntecjos para FemediaT 81 .GAtigms'
tiBmo otTaB tantag novsdades de IL visits.
Fslizments no crss que Ia cegusFa gene
Fsl de la humanidRd oCuFEs Rutes de nm
uiglc; eHto no deja de ser IN conBuelo.
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QUISICOSA.
La juventud es la SON
risa del porvenir ante
ull descOnocido que es el
mismo".
Victor Hugo.

Sometimes On IL juvsntud, miTsmos
10 p0FveniT como 30 mira & 10 d6IoonoCide.
En CieFto. Mas vecqs el ds1Conocido
IonFfe tRmbi6n. Ya 81 npsAtEo amigo.
va podemoB GRtFechaT gu dieBtFS. iHurFRhl
EGtsmoB en- 81, vivi6ndols regoCijadoE.
PsFo no aiempre OCurR0 est0. Aqu0llR
gonriBs % deIdibuJs vecss en- los
labioF So dislocR sn una contraction
amaFgs, On un gsata diBpliCents, On
ma HombTR tr6giCa. Y s8 Acufia enlo.
quecisndo de amor, y psEfoE6ndoHs IL Hien
pRFa que la HRngre de 90 ooEa86n mRnChR.
70 90 q timo Cant0. Es EBpTonC0da con
"a bchemia suicide. JuliGn del CaGal CON
ga novis IL tFigtezS, BaEtEinR con 30
dsssspersda bsodez ? ~ pl0ctro luminoBc.
AmsTgR juvantud, Para ella el p0RYe'
mir es lR E,fngs. Sonreir la Esfnge, &
10 deEconocido para tTillaF Bigmprp, infor
tuDadG = B0fiadoFa, oil deaieEto.
Yo he gonHsido tOmbisn. PeR0 eatR aon.
Eisa fu6 BiempFe doliente. No fu6 mi amigo
10 degc0n0Cido. Fu6 mi RdvOTB0FiO. M6B
ca IL luchR, a6n On medic de Fsvsses terFi.
bles, puda batiFme Gmaudo 81 hueTto de
las ideas, en- 81 nembr6 mi Plants Holi.
tREia.
Junto { eIls, he lido pssando lR juvsn'
tud, paBsndo. Y IApgre , nsTyioT, dss'
oOloVida y coDSumidOB, On ls bTegG triHts.
RscueFdo que BOnFef, y me rePEo8sn'
to en- mis- trsintR amos de hoy mRTchitog,
aquella sonFisa, como sBag qus, On 81 patio
do un mRnicOmio, tionen algunoB RBiIados
81 ponsFB0 en- 81 pecho, aobRe la toUCs vsB'
timentR, una for Roja.
JUAN BOBO.
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C 0 M U NICADO. .
iCOntestando! !!

HGbfamoB tTatadN de psFmRnGo0r gilen'
Cioaoa contra los duroB RtAqu0s que sl CO.
ErespOnBRl de Sci VigiIRnte'', peri6diCO q.
Be edits en- HumacRo, pub!iCR contra Ell
padre Lebr6n, Russnts hoy de egts pueblo;
y contra lR calumniR que pc le quieFe
atFibuir al padre RodRfgues con la COM
pFR de IN BantO, pero como "a Eaya en-
Rbuso del GutoE dc eBaB lfneas que & na'
dc oonducOn J q. mas bien dsbsFfan de con-
t:BtRFB8 con an sobePRno deBpFeCio, voy &
peFmitiPme mRnifsstRr al SP. coFTggpons8l
del F.Vigilante," que el Padre LsbE6n al
deBpsdirBs de noEotrog dei6 en- podeE de Is
Presidenta del "CoFaz6n de Jssda" lR can.
tidsd Fecolectads para destinarlo ID COM
pFR del SRnto, do CuyR cRntida1 puede 81
senior CoTRegposaI disponeF 10 que hRllR
apOTtado para tai 6n, y Cegs para giempre
el ClRmcF00 de que t8nto h8 @lRFdGRdo
uEted.
En- cuanto al ofrscimisnto del Padre
Rodriguez aI Padre Leb16n, do traaF 0I
pEimeFo el Santo, sin aRbeE1s & sHta hoYs
81 pRTsdsTo dc 81, no sB vsrdad; pues 81
Padre Rodriguez no ha hecho nipgfn
cffscimiento 81 Padre LebY6D, toda vez
gus sl dinero estE depoMtado en- podeE de
Ia PGesidenta. Las beRtAR LebronistRs
quisnes tambi6n van diFiiidog Bua RtaqueB
le miTsn con psna, Ruuque uAted no halla
uusdo en- 81 lenguajs lsg reglas SOoialss ,
el EsBpeto que % dsbs en- TODD tempo q lR
rujeT: 81 autor de sitaB lfnsRB 90 pro-
pone ponaF loB puntcH aobE0 laH feB, en- de-
fsnHR dc IaG damaB de 10 pueblo.
U11 Cat6LiCO.
Junio II de 1908
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La canaIizaci6n del riu Bayan6n

Por 81 personal de Obras p6bIicas Ge
han praoticado operACioneB de Gondso en-
ls dsBsmboCaduTa del RIO de Bayam6n,
prop6sito de IsB obTaI de CaDRlizsci6n
acordadnS por IL paBada lsgiHlaturR. UnR
vas terminals 10 CRnalilaCi6n de la de-
BemboCaduFa del FefeEido rio y unR gran
PsEts de 90 GAUGE entire alo ssco = BayR.
mon, tendr6n grRndeS faCilidades los fru'
tsroa de aquella region para tTasr luB pro.
ductoG In bahia puerto do IL CiudRd.
Sc tEata de dAr gran impulse eltOs
tEabaioB fin de tsrminsElos en- 81 mas
bReve pla1o posibl0
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ESPERANzA PARA los PACIENTES.
lBp0ltanlislmI GONfTORGll ante Ia s0GlIdAd To
rsF6utIeS Do LVRirOS.

SsgG1 noticiss EecibidsB de LondEOs tl.
timsmonte sI doctor BallAbone, antique
miembgo del cuerpo m6dico del ei6Fcito
italiano, On una ConfsFeuciR dada ante Ia
Sociedad TeEsp6utica de Londrsg, @nunci6
sI dsncubrimisnto de un m6tOdo curative
para lR neuralgia, el rsumRtismo lon
ataquaH de cote.
Ell m6todo conniGte On la inyaCci6n de
I'm compueato de alementou EmilicoB y ben
EoicoB.
Con cinco seis inyeCOioneB en- los mus
culog, 20 cuTa pEevisue que 10 snfeEms'
dad EeincidR. 81 tFatsmisntO no produce
iRTitsCioneu nj trsstoTno alguu0.
"ABtrAlgonicon" eB Ell nombEs dado poE
sI doctor BallRbons & 81 desoubrimisntO.
ObTs en- al ORGANISING combinGndoBe con
81 6cido 6Eico en- ls IapgTe, hsCi6ndOBs 90
lnbIs ' facilitRndo de sAte mOdo IR elimi'
naci6n. AL miAmo tempo d0HtEuyo lRl
toxinan de la asugTe,
81 como paEecs, juEgGH por lau expIica
clones que se dan On el particular, el egpe
cffico 90 Fealments 10 que % AueguFO, la
msdicina habF6 FeAlizRdo una de InB mas
vAlioBag ConquiBtSg.
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Alcohol nara CBmbUStlble,

Ofrecemos alcohol de 40 grades para
combustibls & 25 CentavoI gallon. !
No ofrece peligEo nj tiene olor deHagra
dRb'e.
ExpsEimsntado 70 con gran 6xito On 81
alumbFade, estufas industriRu diveEEag.
Reune vsntajas inapEsCiableI IObEe Las
dem6B 8ustanCiaB IimilsFeB gsneralments
empleadaB parR quemar.
Ed 81 CombuItible de porveniE por 81
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ROEes y Oo.,-AEecibo. wv.
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F'rrocariIes en- bsncalrota.

TelGgEsf sftAn de Ia capital del EstRdo de
Tejaa Ntw York que ID ComiBi6n fsTTo'
cRTEileFa hR publieado una memoriR en-
que 90 dstallan Les p6rdidas de los fsrEo'
caEEiles de Texas duPante los nueve msseB
que tsTminsEon 81 81 de Mario de 1908,
Gsto o. 81 compaFarBo los ingresoI con loB
del miamo periodic dc 1907
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8 Bea POGO mas de 10 por CientO mientFAB
que log gaBtos RumsntGTon por $42 17O.16
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de nueve msBpB diez miIIoneB de p,G:n. Di'
CO Ol COmiGionadO Story que ii no aumsntR
Ia Cantidad de f ten habE6n de aumentaEBs
81 pTacio de transportation.
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n ueva York.
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flores Agustin GusyaFs, msTBhal do Ia
Oorts do AguRdilla y GuillGrmo ACoGta,
sstimabIe Compatriota de RquslIa pobla'
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-24
AmaIita Diaz T0nijoS
AL SENIOR ALVAREZ MAYA,

NuGstro Rprsciable compatriotR 81 jovsn
senior Rom6n QuinonsB nos escTibs 10 Ei'
guiente:
'.Est6 de TfgreEo en- San Juan, donds
hR fjado su reSidencia defnitivs, ls linda
for del jardfn humsc4th', ls Bimp6tica y
bslla Be6oFiCa Amslita DfaE Torrijos, acom'
paf1Ada de sue amantfsimoa padres.
Mi aincsTs grAtitud al nott BILE ju'
EisoonsuIto sspaiial Btnor Alvarez NBvs,
por la CRrtR On que on foEmsS coEtsseB, ms
contsBts en- aBunto TeIacionAdo con el CEN
tHo social que pTGaide.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-24
Jam&s Ha Rstad0 Enferma Despues De
Haber USadO La Peruna.

NADER OSaoO La FGFuHa'
Carta de- Ia Sta. May Cray 147
Eleventh street, Brooklyn, N. r:
''Por mas de cinco amos, padecf de do
lores reumaticos en- las coyunturas, y
en- tempo humedo tenfa que permanecer
encerrada.
scLas medicinas no me mejorsban,
hasta que empec6 a tomar Peruna.
"Tome por todo, doce frascos, = hace
gels meses que dej@ de tomarla.
"No he vueIto mas a padecer de do
lores reumaticos, a pesar de haberme
expuesto todo clase de tiempos durante
ell severe inYierno."
La Peruna es el mejor remedto que ha
descubterto la profession medica para
curar los padecimientos causados por 10
variaci6n del tempo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-24

La Peruna USada Para La GargaHfa.
Sfempre TTene EIRemediO "A ManOS.
La Sra. J. A. Baker, $50 Locust Avenue,
Amsterdam, N. Y, escribe como sigue;
"Creo es mi deber escribirlo y partt-
ciparle 10 que la Peruna ha hechO por
mi, para que todos los que padezcan de
la misma enfermedad Sc curen con la
misma rapidez.
"Hacen dos afos perdi Ia voz, , no
podfa hablar, de manera que Sc me
pudiera Dir, por siete semanas. Los doc
torres de la familia no podian hacer NADIA
por mi.
"Despu6s de siete semanas de sufri-
mientos, lei algunas circulares respecto
la Peruna.
oInmediatamente colnpr6 nm frasco, J
10 tome en- dosis de cucharadita por
hora, ell segundo dfa podfa hRblar.
Jamas estare sin Peruns. "A. Baker,