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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-09

OF the city treasury It may be said,
empty is the cradle baby's gone"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-09

II the country would save lta forests
from the wood pulp makers, Il must
spruce up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-09

Methodist bishops best evidence" is
very FAR from being even second best.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-09
A Matter of Indifference.

A Northerner riding through the
West Virginia mountains came up
with mountaineer leisurely driving a
herd of pigs,
Where are you driving the pigs toy
asked the rider.
"Out 10 pasture EN- n Bit
what for?"
ITO fatten EN-
isn't Is pretty slow work to fatten
'em on grass? Up where l come from
we pen them up and feed them on
corn. 1t saves lot of time"
"Yaas, I spose sa,' drawled the
mountaineer. "But,--what's time TO a
hawg ?"-Everybody's Magazine
Does your friend, the editor. give
you any encouragement" asked the
would-he poets friend. He's never
said anything encouraging. but once"
replied Reimer land that was yes
terday. He saw me in a brown study
and he said: "A penny for your
thoughts philadelphia Press.
See the funny young mani What is
he wearing?"
THAT is monocle. my child"
And why does he wear only ono
glass?
Gee. but you have mean disposi-
ton Wouldn't you leave him one eye
to see ithT"-Cleveland Leader.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-09

Not only salt Lake but an Utah Is
proud OF the High school cadets. They
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-09

acquitted themselves with oclat and
distinction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-09

Fermez Lnporto. Indiana,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-18
Mas. PIANO CONVICTED.
Result or LcotfnR Case Prosecution In
 Bfrmfngham.


 Birmingham.
 Birmingham. June l7.--tSpecial.)-- Mrs Lominick Plano was convicted in the first division of the criminal court of receiving stolen property and fined ss5 and sentenced to three months im- prisonment. She confessei judgment for the fine and gave notice of an ap- peal with regard to the prison sem tence, the appeal bond being fixed at s200. This was readily given and Mrs Piano left the court room to await the decision of the supreme court.
 There are several other indictments against her in come :tion with the al- legged footing of the Huston Fire Com pany and the Birmingham Fire work s Company. Dominica Piano, husband Of the woman. will also have to an swer to several true bills charging him with receiving stolen pr Sperty. His cases were set Wednesday,, but the in dications were that they would rot go to trial.
 In addition to the Piano cases a dozen or more others were indicted in connection with the thefts from the two firms mentioned. It seems that a shipping clerk planned the deal and took several drivers into his confidence They would deliver goods, 1t seems, collect the money and turn it over to the shipping clerk. who has already been sent to the penitentiary. The grand jury. after probing the robbery, indicted every person said to have bought goods from the drivers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-18
More ProbInr in afobIie.

The announcement made after the meeting of the Democratic Club last night that it would investigate the condition of the city water works and the reason why same was not self-sus- taining. has caused considerable com ment on the streets today.
 Following are the resolutions passed by that body last night with reference to the city water works department:
 Whereas. the reports of the muni- cipai affairs show that the water de- pertinent of the city is not self-sustain- ing; and. whereas. 1t Is our opinion that a competent and economical manage ment will not only make 1t self-sus- tainging, but source of public revenue without increasing the cost of service; and. whereas, it Is the wish and desire of great body of our people that the source of our water supply shall be adequately protected.
 Therefore. be it resolved.
 First. that the executive commit tee of this body be. and 1t Is hereby directed to institute at once thorough and complete investigation of the man agement and condition of our water supply.
 sssecond. that said committee is also directed to report the result, of its in- vestigation to this club with such recomnne ndations as may be suggested by conditions found to exist
 Third, that said committee Is re- quested to give public notice of such of Its meetings as 1t may deem ex
 pedient and invite the public to attend and co-operate with 1t reacning correct results"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-18
REV. ''BOB" JONES WEEDS
 MISS MARY STOLLENWERCK

Uniontown. June 17.--(Speciai. IA marriage of great interest to the many friends of the bride and bridegroom was that of Miss Mary Gaston Stolen werck of this place and Rev. Robert Reynolds Jones. familiarity known as Rev. Bob" Jones of Montgomery, which was soiemnized at noon today Rev. s. W. Roberts oficiating.
 The marriage was very quiet. taking place at the home of the brides moth- CT. Mrs. Eugene Stolienwerci. only relatives being present.
 The parlor was beautifully decorated for the occasion. The bride was beau tifully attired in a pale champagne travelling suit with hat to match.
 Immediately after the ceremony the couple left for a bridal trip to Niagara Falls and Canada. They will return to Monteagle, Tenn. about July 1 and re. main there until September, when they will make their home in Montgomery.
 Mrs. Jones Is a very attractive young woman, social favorite in the com, munity. and a devoted member of the Methodist Church. Mir. Jones is an evangelist of considerable reputation throughout the South.
 Mfr. Jones was accompanied by Mfr. A. c. Davis of Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-18
SOUTH CAROLINA SENATOR.


 Sumter, s. C.. June 17--The campaign for the nomination for United States Senator to succeed the late A. P. Latti- mer opened here today. Candidates were John c. Evans. former Cover nor: Judge Johnson former congress man; w. W. Lumpkin. who oppoSed TrIlIrosn two years ago; O. B. Martin, state Superintendent of Education; K Goodwin Rhett, Mayor of Charleston. and E. D. Smith. Southern Organizer of the cotton growers.
 Former governor D. c. Heyward was forced from the race by reason of seri- ous illness. John P. Grace nominal candidate was not present.
 Trhe candidates discussed national is- sues and no personalities were indulged in The campaign for state officers also began today by addresses by the candidates at St. Matthew's. Calhoun County.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-18
ENGINEER CRUSHED
4. E.. CLEMENTS Is KILLED NEAR
 sANDALUsLA.
Lcrcm0tive on LouisvklIs@ mud HashviIle Leaves Track and Mashes Raalroad Man--Several of Crew e
 Injured.

GeeFgiPna. June tI-tspeciall=-A. F. Clemerts. an engineman of the Leyisvilie and Rockville Railroad. was crushed to death beneath his locomotive this morning when the engine left the track one mile from Andaiusia. Conductor R. L. Lamar. was seriously hurt and every member of the crew of eight. sent out to relieve the msn on . bsiated train on the A. and ?. dfvis- ion was bruised.
 The accident occurred early this morning. The locomotive. being run backwards jumped the track for some ceuse. as yet unsupported, and turned oyer. Enginemap Clements was killed instantly beneath the poudsrous machine. when he was reached by his companions of the crew he was tight. Iy grasping the throttle. One side of hia head was terribly mashed. His body Wsa recovered by digging.
 A. L. Curry and J. E. Goodwin were slightly injured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-18
ResuIfs of Election

Escambia County by the primary here yesterday again gave endorsement to the anti.prohibitlonists by electing all those candidates who were known to be opposed to prohibition,
 The vote in the gubernatorial and senatorial races of the first primary was exactly reversed. Both Stockton for Governor and Broward for Senator led in Escambia County in the first primary.
 Yesterday Escambia County gave n1ajorities to their opponents, Gilchrist and Fletcher.
 J. Waiter Kehoe Is 150 in the lead for Representative from the Third Congressional District, over D. H. Mays of Monticello.
 There are two counties in the Third to hear from and his majority. if elect ed. will be small.
 Angus M. McMillan. who has held the office of Circuit Clerk of Escamb bia County, the richest paying position in the County, for sixteen years, was de- feated by James MacGibbon by ma jority of less than loo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-18
SUIT FOR FIST FIGHT
". N. BATTER or MOBILE CLAIMS
 e5,00o.
The Democratic Club Resolves to Ip- vestfrste Rcqsons That The City watervvorks Plant fs Not
 Seff-eunfaiufmR. ..

Mobile. June 17--tspecial)--A suit was filed in the law and equity court today against W. H. Baxter. saloon keeper for t5.000.
 The complainant is J. D. Hartog. wno claims that he sustained injuries at the hands of Baxter in fist aitercation about a political argument severai months ago.
 Tn the bill Hartog mentions gold bridge in his mouth which Baxter dis- figured and claims that he repair work on this piece will amount to over $60.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-18
HUNTSVILLE IMPROVEMENTS. Great Amount of Municipal Work f FaA AeR0mauV1mhMd

Huntsville, June I7.--(Speciai)-A general improvement ordinance for curhing. gutterins, leveling. grading and repairing an of the principal streets of Huntsville was introduced and passed on Its first reading at the meeting of the City Council last night Ordinances were also adopted provid- ing for the paving of Clinton and Holmes Street between Gallatin and Washington Streets with vitrified brick.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-18

casion. Miss Clara Belle Roney Is to sing. an historical sketch of the growth of Bsptist churches will bo given by one of the members and other interesting songs and recitations will be rendered by different persons.
 Refreshments will be served the guests by the ladies at the close of the program. All women Interested in the work of Missions are cordially invited to attend the tea.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-18
MARsToN STILL FIsHTING.
Wants Regulation of Speculation in
 LOulatana.

Baton Rouge. La. June 17.--Although the NIarston anti-future bill was re- ported unfavorably to both branch es of the Louisiana Assembly. 1t Is not dead yet by any means.
 z Senator Marston today offered an amendment to his bill which will per- init trading in cotton futures. but com pels the production, if necessary, of proof of the actual delivery of all cot ton sold on future contracts. The amendment also protects the buyer from being forced to accept any grade of cotton rendered by the sellers !. In Introducing hts amendment, Sem ator MaTston said 1t was suggested by Federal Judge E. D. Saunders of New Orleans. The bill was recommitted to be properly framed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-18
LEMoINE HAS FLED.
Frenchman Who Said He Could Manu-
 fracture Diamomds

fracture Di@mOmds.
 Paris, June 17.--The Lenoine dIa- mond case came to sensational end ing with an unexpected climax this af- ternoon. Lemoine has ded and his ia nous formula for the manufacture of diamonds is fantastic farce.
 Henry Lemoine was taken Into cus- tody few months ago on the charge of securing money from Julius Vein her. the English diamond merchant. on false pretenses. Lemoine declared he could manufacture diamonds. and 1t Is alleged on this representation he se- cured large sum of money from Mir. WeInher. Lemoine- was released to himself by exhibiting stones of his own manufacture.
 When the case was called in court today Lemoine did not appear and 1t was announced that he had 3ed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-18
Kinsmsn in Monteou1sry.

Mr. Clements had been an engineEnan for five or six, years and had been member of the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engi- nsers for three years. He is survived by his father and mother who live in Gsor- giana, and by. two sisters. He was well known in Montgomery where the news of his death caused great sorrow%
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-18
f 6MKEIA AN4A4AEAA6AN&a Mamie Allen. Fannie Belle Perry.
 Principals of Negro Schools.
TO CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY.

Highland Avenue Baptist Church win
 Give Silver Tea
 Celebrating the One Hundredth An niversary of the organization of the first Baptist Church in Alabama. the women of the Highland Avenue Bap- tist Church have arranged most in- teresting program for Silver Tea to be given at the home of Mrs. c. E. Au- stin, 401' Plum Street. Highland Park, this afternoon from 4:So to 6 o'clock.
 Miss Leola Norman has kindly con- sented to furnish the music for the oc-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-18

Galveston. Tex. June 17.--Arrfved: Steamer Ossabaw. Rood. New York. Cleared and sailed: Steamers Alamo. (American), Avery, New York; ,Eldo-
 rado, (Americanl, Freeman, New York
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-18
MRS MALONE REf.EAsEp.
AIabama wemap Who was Accised of

Pensacola, Faa,, June f7.--(speciaL)- Mrs H. C. Malone, ssid to be former Iy of Birmin shan, who was arrested in Mobile today and brought to Pensa- cola tonight, charged with stealing a locket valued at s35 from a woman giving her name as Edna wilkerson. and a former singer n q s cent thea Ire. here, was iikersted on bond of s1o0 immediately after seing taken to the County tail.f
 Mrs. Malone was arrested, according to a dispatch from Mobile. In a house of iil-repute in that city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-18
READY FOR BUsINrss.

We are open aud ready to aI your orders for the best bread and rolls to be had In Mcntgpmery. Dowe's Bakery, HIS Montgomery Street. Tel-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-18
MARINE.

Key West, Fla. June 'iT---Arrived Str. olivette, Turner. Port Tampa and sailed for Havana: Schooner Goodwin stoddard, Miller, Philadelphia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-18

We have . splendid stock of fancy gFoeefieu and are ready to take your orderv. Doswe'a Bakery HIS Mcntgom- cry Street. Telephone z1i4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-18

Key West. June i7--Passed Sand Key ( D. m, steamer Conlus, I7th, steamer. corea. all bound West.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-22
DesCprrilamisnto en- ell trolley.

Anochs como las ocho , media pr6xi
mamente, y 81 pAIar 81 CAIRO n6mero 8
poT Ia parRda 9 descaETil6 6Ats con motive
de haber encontTado On la via una enoEme
piedrs, que obstaCuliz6 81 paso.
GraciRH ID peEicis del motorists, no
hubo que lamentaF ning6n Guceso deBa'
gradable, pue1 10 pisdEa era de talS8 d.
msn0ioneU, que rompi6 unaS do laH tEayie-
IaB de ls via.
ST Il compaflfs del trolley atendisrs
meioF al Dervioio p6blico Eeguramsnts no
pauarfsn psrcanCeG como 81 que % Eelata.
El gobisEno debs exijir Ia compafifs
que peFmGne8cRn luces en aqueilaG parties
de Ia via donde la ObscuEidad @ CompletR,
puel On Oualquier momento pudieFa ocu'
rEirss & ls mano criminal que intont6 que
hubiera an deggraCiado SucesO, obBtAculi'
ear 81 tr6nsito PoF 81 puents del sguR.
Adsm6O, Los foCoB de luceB que llevRn
los CRFroB en- % parts delantsFa son tan
d6biles, que no 90 possible que 81 motoriBta
pusds prevesr ninguna desgFRCia. So
nos infoEms que ha sido BuSpendido sl
motorists nfmeEo ~ que conducts 81 Ci'
tRd0 CARO-,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-22
Una eStadfStiCa

De la ''snquste" of 9iaI pub'icsda por
81 miniBtro del Tcabsj1, NJ. Vivfani, re.
Bulta que an 81 Aiio timo Francis au.
ment6 90 poblAci6n daicamsnts q On 81, 600
habitantep, ca tant9 que en iguaI periodic
do tempo AlemaniR aument6 II guyo en-
100000
La eloCuencia de dicha eutadfstica hs
venido Fegucitsr Il eterna pssadilla fran.
ceSR, y son muchoB lou diarioB que Il CO.
mentan con iHquistud, lamentRndo que los
diVoECio1 , Il Tslsjaoi6n dc ooutumbFel eA.
te nCabando ca Francia con L mater.
nidad.
81 miniuterio del Ttab,jo % prOpons
paIa may pro 70 sbYir an ooncuFso, dea.
tinando Is 600 franooG de prsmio 81 estu.
dio m,jsE que Se presents indieando Ia
medioS pEGoticos de atantiRE e1tR diaminu.
Oi6n 90 poblnOi6Ds gus tanto pCoOCupR {
lQz fEaRcsIl1 -8ichaEd,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-22
EN- la C0RTE MUM
CipaI de Adiuntas.
Buen0s flncI0naEI0s jutIeIaIes.
lDe naesIro e9rresponsaI espeeiaIl

Fsbrsro 2O.-En Il corts municipal %
CslabFaPon 81 dia Is de loH corTientOs, loB
juicioS aiguientes:
Manuel Msdina, CeCilio Perez, Pedro
Vazquaz, AdoIfo GuiIlot y EloY AlvaFadO
fusTon condenRdoa 2 diR8 de c6rcsl ppr
jugRr 10 rFohibido.
EstR donuncia fu6 hecha por los poliCfAs
inEulaEeI Eugenio Camacho FEanciGco
Torres detaniendo los jugadores y ocu'
pando naipes dinero.
Defsndi6 4 loB acuIsdoB 81 Rbogado de
Ponce, Tomas Castillo.
Antonio Paneto, so dollars y C0atRE, poE
acometimisnto , agreEi6n.
Federico sanCh01 4 seiG dollars de mults
por acometimisnto y sgFeli6n.
Eloy alvarez ocho dollars y CoBtag, PoE
aCOmetimiento = agTssi6n los policfaG.
Jol6 ApOnte , Lorenzo Roblss 3 diAs
de ckrCel, poF alteTsE d pRs.
Entou ssrvicios faeron pFeltadOH poH la
poliCfa.
En digna de SplauEo Il actitud del cabo
Antonio RoseIl6 , guardiRn & Bus 6rde1e
poE 81 81 intsT6I que u0 toman en- peEss'
guir el juego, daiCO msdio de moEaliSAE
los puebloI.
Tambi6n meEecs nueltVa felicitaei6n 81
juez municipal aefior Cobi6n por 81 co.
rrercci6n impRrcialidad en- adminiHtERr
justicia.
Ell u,fior Goblin, adsm6s dc 50 busn
critsrio de procedsE desapauiOnRdsmente,
hR tenido la habiIidad de elpgir como He'
cretaRio al ntfioE AudI6B Cora16n que o.
un funCionario laborioso, intsligants y
muy cumplidor de BuB dsbsTea
Aquf, 1egdn podemOB observer, ID Corto
municipal y Ia policfa marchRn en- aEmo'
MIS- osrfscts eBto hacs que L. RdminiA'
TRACTION de iustieis seR Elf iente.
Eerfa de LamsntsE que Il administration
dc justiCia de1aparsCisla pOr viFtud de
alguns YOforma en- 81 oFdan judicial.
HsmoB tenido el gultO do ConoooF &
Mr.. Lewis b. Downs TOprOIontRnte de los
usiloFou The Sidney Rosl Go. dc NV York
que visja por la isis, repartieudo anun'
clos
LIava an bonito material de AnunCios,
= en- particular unag cRIcomanfas f AZ
que Esgala toicRm0nts los fArmRc6atieoB
para colocar en las vidFieFRB
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-22
CURAOO DEL ESTO-
nagO.
MeCaniCO de Ia pObIaoi6n de PaIOs,
Hsbana, bendiCe a las PfIdOras
de DR.. Williams.

GeneFRlmente So conocen las PfIdoras
RoBsdaB del Dr.. Williams, como uns
medicine para IL sapgFe Ioa nerVios,
como efaCtivAmente el. La raz6n poEque
muchoa oaSoB de males del est6mago De
cuTsn con dichAB pfldorau uimplemsnte
pEuabH que aalvo raraB excepciones, dichou
males Es deben 81 mRlOBtar de lOa nerviou
6 bien pobFezB de BRngre Ell uistema
nsRvioBo COntribuye notabIements ca IL
asimilaCi6n y digestion de los alimentoB
hRbiendo debilidad neFviosa no hay buera
digestion.
No hay mejoE tribute & IL efcacia dc
GstaB pfidoTaH para CombatiE Ia di8pepnia
nervioBA = rus aimilaTes, que ID infnidad
de cartaB de CuradoB agrsdeCidog que 90
vienen publicRnd0 en- 10 pTenBR BeFi8
EesronGAb!e del pals. He Rquf 10 que es'
Cribe al DR.. Williams Medicine Co., eI
ST.. Samuel Cruz, Conocido meCGniCo do
ls poblacf6n do PaloE, Pcia. de u HAbana,
Gale de C61pedeg 10:
"Mi pFOfando agFAdeCimiento poF ID Gu
Eaci6n obtsnida con lan pfldoFas RouRdas
del DR.. Williams, me induce & esoRibir
EaVa lR publication, ca ID ospsranzs que
otraB peRBonas puedan valOEle de mi expe'
rienCiA. PoE tres amos Bufrf de I'M
deSarreglo digestive ( que Be llama gene
EalmeDto diSpopliR. PaEe muchaB angus.
tisB y lufrimisuton, y pRreofa que todag Las
medicinRs eHAn en- vRno, pueI NADIA me
aliviaba. POTdf Completaments 81 apetito,
lin que ms tentaFan los mas exquinitoS
maniare0. Me pune p6lida sraaquecf
de una manePR Rlagmauts. va no tanfs
OonfsnEs en niDgdn medicamento, cunndo
para d'tima pTuebR deoidf vsE que Fesul.
tado me daEfan Las tan FsComendadAs pfl.
doHau R7BRdas del DR.. Williams Con %
Iimpls tTAtamisnto fuf mejogando POGO 6
pcCo, miG dolores indigeltionO1 CsdieRon,
sl apatito, mi FoatFo Volvi6 6 IA
color normal, , aquf me tianen cOmpleta.
% nte ibRe dc mis- males, llsno de graft.
Sud u tan t6cAs medicamsnto. No deio
pRBaE 0Cani6n de FeComendaPlo Hiempre que
doy con algunR persona falta de GaIud
poF mi recommendation Hs hAn cursdo On
sBtR muchaB peE1oras"
DScfdaSa unted hoy. EstaE pfldoFas ue
hRllan de venta en- esta ciudad, ,. On todau
aB fATmRCias del mundo donde quisra
lue Gs vsnden medicinaR. Exiia Iaa ltif.
imss pfldoRal RssRda8 del DOCTOR VII.
LLIAME.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-22
10 Qun mako.

Gna m1ier compra una mGquina
10 coser por el trabaio que eje.
auta y no como un mueble. Un
hombre lleva un relox para que le
indique la hora y no como inver-
sion de un capital sobrante, Y 81
mismo principle SO sigue en- el
case de enfermedad. Necesitamos
la medicina 8 ell tratamiento que
alivia Y cura. El tratamiento de
una enfermedad no admite empi
rismos. La gente tiene 1erecho
a Sdbe1' 10 que es una medicine
y sus. efectos antes de tomaria.
Debe haber dejado conocidos an
tecedentes de benefcios en- casos
id6nticos, una serie dc curaciones
que prueben sus meritos & inspi-
rem confanza. Precisamente porque
tiene tales anteoedentes, es que la
PREPARATION DB WAMP0LE
Sc compra Y empIea sin vacilacio.
nes 8 dudas. Su buena fama es
la s6lida base en- que SO cimenta
Ia f6 del p1blico y Ell buen NOM
bre tiene que ganarlo por buenos
resultados. Para los fines para los
cuales Sc recomienda, es leal, eff
caz y practica, hace precisamente
10 que tiene I'd. derecho q espe-
rar de ella. Es tan sabrosa como
La miel y contiene todos los prin-
cipios nutritivos Y curativos del
Aceite de Hfgado de Bacalao
Puro, que extraemos directamenta
de los hfgados frescos del baca1ao,
combinadps con Jarabe de Hipo-
fosftos Compuesto, Extractos de
Malta Y CeTezo Silvestre. Merece
Ia mas plena confanza en- casos
de Anemia, Escr6fula, Debilida6
NerYiosa y General, Tos, Infuen.
"a, Bronquitis, Gripa, Impurezas de
la Sangre y Afecciones Agotantes.
ssEl Sr. DR.. Raimundo de Castro,
de Habana, Cuba, dice: He usado Ia
Preparation de Wampole obtenien.
do un resultado muy favorable" +"
Basta una boteIla para conveneerse.
!" Efcaz desde la primera d6sis.
Nadie sufre IN desengafio con esta
De venta en- las Droguerfas yaBt
dcas en- todas parties del muRd
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-22
FIESTAS DEL CARNIVAL.
Hoy sabadO dia De Jorge Washington.
Gran bale d lR'ugElGltp d d tOltrO nunlelpll

Hoy u6bado % del Corrisnts, dfa fsutivo
poE ssr 81 nataliCiO de Washington 90 CO.
lsbEaE6 81 primer baiIe del CaFnavAl de
sste sfio. Promote estar muy Rnimsdo y
oOncurrido dada Ia gran demanda do PAL
COS que hay.
La Inauguration tsndFS lugaP les
de la noche, con una pequefa ceremoniR
pFopia de Carnival, habiendo tenido que
supTimir ests siio la Coronaci6n do la
Rsins, por fsltR de tempo, pues IL Conf
si6n no hR tsDidO mfS que pocOE dfas para
sFFeglsE Las fsBtaH
Maftara domingo % del actual us Gale.
bFar6 el primer baile de m6scarau dc ID
tempoEsda para 81 cu,l hay mucha Anima'
ci6n pYepaF6ndoSo para agiatiE 81 vRrias
eOmpaFBaE. Una comili6n de cabalIero1
FeConoosF& les m6scavaB, siendo CondiCi6n
indispensable tsner invitRCi6n.
La comisi6n hs acordado que la unB
Dc la uoche hRya carrOu s,6otrioOu para
SantuTos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-22
% Sl6tO Domingo

So vendsn SOCOl de Calidad, trnidou rs'
Cientements del lugsr aEribA menCionsdo,
do las siguieutes maderaa:
Quisbra hachR, ni5peEiIIo, cap6, grana.
dilIo. uverillo, gualieFEO, ChichArE6n, aI.
mendEillo, ETC., ETC., Bisndo todos 6Etol de
CoFaE6n.
Elt6n dspoGitadoI en- 81 "TeFrspIea"
opuslto L. estaCi6n del Fsrroca1ril. Di
EjgirS0 6 R. DoOAmpO, San Jore As. San
Juan. Is ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-22

msmoEable de lA invasion on a interior, '
60 81 eatuehe que 60 de plsta, CON adoFnos
de orc llevs gFnbadoB los II buques que
poF pEimeTs veE Ba nituaEon ca 81 puerto
de Ponce"
El orc smplsado sn las dos obrss de
EefeEsnOis. proceeds ds LED minas del osETo
do Luquillo,