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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-10
ADVERTISEMENT.
DEPARTMENT OF The INTERIOR.
Division ef Public Buildings.

San Juan, P. R, August 7th, 1908
Sealed proposals in duplicate for the
faRniahirg cf RlI labor and materials
necessary fog the construction Of FIVE (5)
room cement block school building at
AfiAsOO. Porto Rico, wi be received at
this tfiss until 10 ?. m, August 17,h'
1908.
All usos1asEy Information, blAE k foEmB
of proposals and instruction. 70 biddeEB
will be faKniahSd on application.
ContEnctsFS wiDhiFg TO ks copies Of
the plans and BpsCifcaEiong from the tftice
may do 20 by leaving . deposit Of s25.OO
for ths Hafs return Of the plans.
The right iB F08sEvsd 60 reject any or
nlI bids; also to GwaRd chs contract upon
othor consideration than that cf price
a one.
(s'gaOd) JEO ". JONES Aetirg
Commissioners Of the IotstiOr. Ava.
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ENTIRE loi CompradoFss de Folojeg 8
PLACES en- ls joySEfa de +. K ,hrhAha , 90
% FsgalR un Eslrj ',Waltham Hamanal'
msnt8. La & TINA BemRna obtuVo uno q
soCio stfi1r GuilIeFmo Medina San Juan
81. LUPEZ OEtERO, San Joae 10.
CompTs venta de mueble8 en- general.
So haCen pFsBtsmos do dinGro sobFs prem.
das do orc, plata = pisdFag pRsCioBAn. Be
OompFan pEondRG antiguaG y mOdernaa. So
OomprS y vssds plata , GRO dsteEiorado.
Con1ssnGs eEiItencia de musblGa, & tipo
aCon6micos. BARRAS DE CATRE.
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CASA EN- "MIRAMAR."-Parn sl
pTimoEo do AgoGto eltAF6 ConCluida y 90
RIquila una C6modO GAIA en- este pobladO
Ea de construction m0dOFnR y E8diCS On
una do las GALES mas c6ntEiCaR. Para 10
foFmau diHigiFs0 s8ta imDEeDtR. d. p
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COLEGIO De San PABLO
Gale dsEGantO CFi.tO, San Juan P 4

Bsio q pGtEecinio del Iltm0. Sc. ObiBpo
, dirigido poE Ios H0EmhnoI De ln8 EGCus'
lag CEi1tiaua1, abEiEG % Pnsv0 cuEI0 Gle0'
lar q din pEimOE0 De sstismbEG OuEls1:
elemental, mOdio, ncad6miCo J eOmWoial.
s. aamitan aIumnoI intWnoE modio Ia
t1Tno1 , extsKnOL
PidGls q pEo-poCto del DEootoE.
3OV.h HamnaO Blimond +. s. G
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SOLARES EN- SANTURCE,

So vsndon BoIaEoH con frSntO & la oaEFV.
tara central otroS interiOTos con CAllOB
affirm Sd0B.
Informant w. Bosch. TOQan n6mOEo
altos.
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Sc VENDE una "VictoriA" uUada per-
On msgoiico ODtAdc. EI'gNnto y fueEte
IofoFmRr6n en- lR "FIoF dc Mayo" CO.
lie de- IR CruE San Juan. 15V.
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INlIClplR GENERAL

Consoles Al LAS MADBE8, ,-El larabe
calmante de To Eeflo1R WinslOW debe
usarse siempre que los ni1os estan en- el
periodo de Ia detenci6n. Proportions ale
vic Immediate 81 pequefio pacientes produ-
ce un suefio natural y tranqu1lo, al1yia 81
doIor v 81 angelito despierta muy vivO y
alegre Es muy agradable 81 paladaE,
calma al nifiO, ablanda sus dolores, hace
f8ciles la fIlncionen del est0mag0 Y regula
los intestinOs. Es 81 mejOr Temedio como
cido para Ia diarrea va provenga esta de la
denticion de cualQuier8 CtEa causR.
Tengase mucho cuidadO en- pedir el "Jara-'
De CRlmatne de la SefIOrR WinslOw": es 81
meiOF de EOCYOs, ..... ..s.
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IBRIGOS Y SOMBREROS.

En sl Paris B .aaR 90 han roCibido abFi'
gOs do ssda nsg'os con cusIlo bordado &
$500 unO, , los hay tambisn de SS.. $40
= 812 uno.. f.
En- gombKoEos do Bth1Ea DO acaba de Ra-
C biz un0 do ultima novsdad que De ven.
doTa dcs dollars. Ea un GombEeFo Bu'
mRments barato , muy elegants.
En- artfCu'oS do metal platoado pFopioI
para Tagsl0H hay un inmOnso s1rtido.-
PEDRO GIUSTL, FoEtalasa %. /.
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+. HAuHES WFRESl.

COnltRuctoF y O1nsEata do obFnu. ca
llS dal PaEEqus, PaEada a sOHR
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En- aHta impEsnta H8 Vsnd8 p8PSl %
poEiCdiCo Visio 4 82,OO loB 46 EiloS en)
gUiafsL) ..
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-24
LITTLE LOCALS.

Satterwhite's saw made entrancint
music at various wood piles through
out the city yesterday.
A Halloween party will be given on
Saturday night, October 31st, by the
Sunday school class of Mrs. ]. b. Tur.
rentine.
In 1896 Texas gave Mr.. Bryan $685.
299 votes; in 1900, 267,337; in 1904,
Mr.. Parker received 167 1900. No won
der Mr.. Bryan wants Mr.. Davis to
whoop up the boys.
On account of the norther which
struck here Friday morning, the revi
vel services heretofore conducted in
the tent on Masonic lot will be con.
tinued in the Free Baptist church.
Messengers arriving on the. after.
noon trains of Friday to attend the
Baptist conference here were: Mrs
clclS VI DTcHOHu, MI ". w. bTOWH
Mrs. Brown and Mr.. J. w. Crowder, all
of Bremond.
The many friends Of Mr.. Will Higgs
will be gratifed to know that his con-
dition is much improved, the opera
ton Of Thursday having been entirely
successful. That he will soon be re-
stored to health is hoped and believed.
The death of Colonel John d. Rog.
ers. which occurred at his home in
Galveston Thursday, occasioned many
expressions of regret here, where he
was well known. Colonel Rogers was
a chivalrous Southern gentleman, and
loved by all who knew him. He was
the organizer of Company E., Green's
Brigade), Fifth. Texas cavalry, at Old
Washington in Washington county. He
will be buried in Brennan this (Sat
urday morning..
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-24

can 'jarara" participated in by Misses
Della Lawrence, Ruth Boatwright, An
ma Belle Bate, Mary James, Lila
Adams, and Dorcas Parker.
The plea of the Republic of Texas
was admirably presented by Mrs. Ty
Ter Haswell. Staff bearer, Warren
Withers. The Texas Cowboy Reel
to the tune of the Arkansas Traveller
was a winner as executed by Miss
Allne Rhode and Mr.. Frank Buchanan
Miss Lula Tabor and Mr.. w. S. Howell
Jr., and Miss Corinne James and Mr.
Stewart Boatwright; Miss Madeline
Hanway and Mr.. Jim James.
The Goddess of Liberty, Mrs. J.
Webb Howell, presented her claim fol
the laurel. Her staff bearer was Mas
ter Ollie Parks. The sailors hornpipe
was given by Miss Kathleen Sims.
The Daughter of the Confederacy
Miss Myrtle ordan, seeks the laurel
Staff bearer, Master Conn Gibbs
Song Dixie, by her court and the audi
ence Alabama cake walk by Mr.
Larry Stevens, Miss Stella Johnson;
Mr.. NJ. B. Chance and Miss Helen De
Maret.
Uncle Sam, represented by Mr.. o
E. Saunders. Song, America, by
Texas, her court and the audience
Following this number. came the
March Of the nations" after which
was the bestowal of the laurel on the
victor.
Grand spectacular tableaux, Dixie
Bugler, Master Edgar Derden; announ
Ger, Master Robert Armstrong; laurel
carrier, Miss Bessie Hines; sword
bearers, the little Misses Hart of San
Antonio.
Mrs. H. o. Boatwright was at the
piano during tie entire evening and
to her efforts is largely due the success
of the evening.
The scenery and costumes were
bright and appropriate. and all partic.
plating in the presentation are to be
congratulated on the results obtained
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-24

The music was Appropriate and tn
war dance was excellently rendere,
by the warriors and maidens, Misses
Louise Bate, Deci Wellington. Les
sic Mawhinney, Aline Rhodes, Lillian
Bate, Florine Bate, Messrs. Edge
wood Webb, William Paschal Withers
Pat Newton, George Wicker, T. d. Will
son, Earl Graham, Gholson Rhodes.
The queen of France, Miss Gussie
Buchanan, then presented her plea.
Her staff bearer was tfr. Allen Myers
and her maids of honor we're Misses
Pattie Sims and Helen Moore. A
graceful minuet was given by Misses
Adele Raysor, Lynn Raysor, Mae viii
son, Alice Wilson, Alma Robinson, Lu.
cile De Maret, Alberta Adams, Allie
Conway.
Miss Adline Sanders queen of Spain
entered her plea. Roland Num- acted
as Her Majetsy's staff bearer, Misses
Edge and Clara Astin were
the maids of honor. The Spanish casti-
net was given with airy grace and VI
vacity by little Miss Ara Haswell.
Mrs. w. C. Davis, the Maid Of Mex.
leo, asserted her claims, introducing
La Golondrina" the Mexican Home.
sweet Home" Staff bearer, Master
Ned Fountain. In this subdivision OF
he program was presented the Next
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-24

rid OF the Turk and drive him out OF
EUROPE. Russia tried II in 1854 and
the result was Sebastopol. Now. Ava
IRA intervenes and insists that these
provinces, Roumania, Servia. Bulgaria,
ought to be Incorporated with her
bosnia used to be connected with this
group, but In 1856, the peasants served
notice on their Christian priests that
they had maintained their adherence
10 the Christian faith and had been
sorely oppressed by the Moslems.
now II on certain day they did not
get reiief, they were going to embrace
the Moslem faith in order to escape
lhe tax which was placed upon all
CHRISTIANS. In vain the Christian
priests prayed and exhorted and
threatened and promised and entreat
ed On the day appointed, seeing that
reiiet did not come, the whole Bos-
man nation went over to the Moham-
hedan and have remained followers
vi tne prophet ever since. The other
provinces have always been FESTIVE
under the Mohammedan yoke, but
they have never been able to throw il
on. Now, after 400 years servitude.
they intend to make desperate effort
to maintain their independence.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-24
TEXAS"
A Magnificent Production of a tlistor-
icaI Play by Local Talent.

A Magnificent Production or fiistor
icaI Play by Local Talent.
Texas" historical play written by
a son of Texas, was produced at the
Grand Opera House last night by local
talent under the management of Prof
z. A. Hall, author of the play and Mrs
Hall.
The house was well filled and never
perhaps has a more edifying or educa-
tional production been witnessed here
1t teaches more in few hours time
than child would learn from books
in year and Mr.. Hall is to be con-
graduated upon the success of this
splendid historical and spectacular
production.
The play begins with the beginning
of Texas history, each successive gov
eminent under which Texas existed
Is portrayed, with the national songs
flags, costumes and dances of that par
ticular nation.
Miss Frank Broome, represented
Texas, queen of the continent, receiv'
ing the pleas of nations for the laurel
wreath which she offered to the nation
which has contributed to her glory
and honor.
Miss BERTHE Suber, the Indian queen
was the first to present her claims
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-24

T. w. c., the beneficiary is considera
bly, to the good in financial way in
consequence of the performance.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-24
Ori5in Of The Turk.

The Turks first arose in a little
tribe in the Altai mountains In Asia.
Their progenitor was an old black
smith VINO was a slave in an iron mine.
He was at the head of his clan. and
as polygamy was allowed, he was the
sire of hundred sons. He was an ex.
pert in the working of iron. Down in
the mine he forged a hundred blades
which later became known as the
Turkish Scimitar. Giving one of these
blades to each of his sons, at a given
signal, they assembled from the mine
slaughtered their guards and took pos
session of that section of country. All
efforts to dislodge them were in vain
and they began to extend their power
by incursions on the neighboring villa
ges. Their method was simple. When
thea captured a tribe, they took the
women for wives and killed all the
males. The result was that the next
generation were Turks, and by the sin
gular laws of heredity that We see in
animals, the new generation were all
marked with the physical character
istics OF their great progenitor-tre-
mendous frames, thick lips, thick no
ses, long, black hair, large features.
They slowly made their way east and
on their march, they were converted
into Mohammedanism After conquer
ing Constantinople they took posses
sion Of the Balkan provinces, which
they have held ever since. John -
beiski defeated them on the D.
and thus protected Europe. Up to-
advent, the venetians and Co..
trad6n
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-24

A local Republican has handed the
Eagle lot OF G. o. p. dope. -
line that caught the 70 ~
gins: IF - ~
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-20


he a
who
If Gould would have
There
those themselves with the that
trouble bitterness.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-20

r For frssAi broad. fresh cakes. pies.
'huits. procssass. 'ets. % toathe Pro-
GeD, ~ old ftliabis bakery aaa
Fssocery Aooss. Carsfll attention b
0srx DerDoAal ~ enlephnae order.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-20
Which is Nearer the Truth
Senator DeLong or the Sentinel?

Senator DeLOng or the Sentinel!
the @ #:s e e At sss:
ap Sas like ] to be ade aS wh
@ did Ii the to a nD's s s %
49,, ANYTHING
m than another thing thing is The Sentinel be dictated by
% % e Day s M @ st
@ as r9F e the the h party % hs s @ p M
that ss not the Republican
sinss
s h s ss n $
'a
% % !. % s ss e
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ss ITS the s 'sa $
ssss s i. 8 f.
Do s was sess ses that made one almost to the
.ns 's Ps a be public his state be
s gssR s as s s s a
az % s as ass a IS
asd p he e0S % viii add the
for tn s
Springs convention who knew
% % m S % a % % that great and p
tion OF he it all bosh Hamln
had fixed by the bg five and there nothing
badly
Republican deliver They
kick about 1t and they the again
said that and Hoyt Simon the whole
Deong
befudde the he making little stand
domination and the yellow stripe of other sheets
though not preaching any hoier than thou proposition
m n % @ maS te some & very @ hat aFs
all
of stand
between but which he will take good get from between
a
Republican that but
is
Evidently
would trouble with their
to be is Gould
wealth the of his troubles There nothing
his wife it said beautiful
If Frank Gould would happy married
much trouble and bitterness
valley believe that the line
built by private capital So palpab purchased The Republican that
Henry The editorial matter being Secretary Garfield
believe it
acting for the good of the whole
f,ogg is stand pater He would see
things his
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-20

To1yv gotten into ne Aabft of do
afm e plumbins = lev grede prf
g bIorsdo svsAus; DAsae Re-
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-20
The Caldwell. Walker Co.
UNION BLOCK

Va are now located In our new
building at 645 Colorado avenue. and
are 69tter prepared than over to fix
yoInp In anything IL the plumbing
une, Your bath room viii be free
troHleeswer gas II I do your Job.
y p. Mckenzie
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-20

There
saved the banquet from being somewhat Of frpsh
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-20
Real Estate
BARGAINS

500 acres red sandy soil with wat
ter go inches); in good location
and close to railroad. for $50 per
acre. This is cheap.
120 acres High Line land near
Fruita at $45 per acre.
100 acres High Line; level and
nne red soil; northwest of Fruita,
at $50 per acre. This is fancy.
Choice income property in Dem
yer. Colorado Springs and Pueblo to
trade for 100000 to $4,000 in i'm
proved orchard lands or High Line
Tell us what you have.
Good 10-room rooming house, we'll
furnished; for sale for few days
only at S2.5OO. $1,000 cash will
handle 1t. Rents for $40 per month
THE VAN-HAMlLTON
Realty Co.
400 Main Street--Inone Rcd 601
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-20

Herschel M a would o
things remain his has
threadbare doctrines that
Hamlin
but would
district had to suffer Hogg
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-20
BARGAINS
1t is worth your while to
investigate these
5-aores near the city.
IA lets. best part of the city.
New modern broom house close

New modern 5-room house close
IN.
A choice 7-room residence on
North Seventh.
Choice lots on Ouray and Grand
between Ninth and Tenth.
120-acres of choice. High Line
real fruit land.
10-acre tracts of choice High
Line, TO miles north of city.
10-acres. best fruit land, Ga In
F3-year old trees, miles from city.
55-acres. all in alfalfa, z room
house, 40 minutes drive from city.
40 and 90-acre tracts. fine land
nnder G. V. canal, good for fruit or
general farming.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-20

T. his editorial
Denver Republican
built
him believe
The Columbus commercial., 1908-10-15
REV. R. GlLDEROY PORTER

Quite a number of ministers of
the Methodist church attended
the funeral of Rev. r. G. Porter
of Strongs, Miss. Rev. Mr..
Porter was one of the most wide
ly known ministers of the Missis-
sippi Conference, having filled in
his life most of the leading pull
pits of the Methodist church.
He was also known throughout
the whole territory of the South
ern church because Of his writ
ings. His articles under the
nom de plume of "Gideroy"
were widely copied by the re-
l;gious press Of the South, but
erhaps his book "Gilderoy's
StoIies" written some thirty
years ago, did more to give him
prominence than any other liter
ary production Of his pen. The
following ministers were in at
tendance at the funeral, Revs.
DR.. J. w. Shoaff, L. NJ. Lips
c >mb and s. L. Pope, of Column
bus. Rev. w S. Lagrone of Wi
mona. Rev. J. II. Mitchell and
w. E NJ. Brogan, of Aberdeen,
Rev. n. G. Agustus of Como,
Revs. r II. B. Gladney, T. C.
Ware and w. S. Harrison Of
The Columbus commercial., 1908-10-15
ELECTION NOTICE.

By virtue of the pow T and authority
vested in Us as Election Commissioners
OF LoWndes county, notice is hereby
given that a general election will b
held in the various precincts of said
county on Tuesday, November the 3rd.
1908, for presidential electors and con-
gresham. The polls will be open at
nine O'Clock a. N. and close at six
O'Clock p. m, and none but qualified
electors will be allowed to vote in this
election. All the laws, rules and regu-
lations of the chapter on general elec-
tions of the Code of 1905 will apply and
govern this election. The following
are the officers hereby appointed to
hold the same.
Caledonia. NJ. Dodson, j. G.. Free
man and 5. L. Darnell, judges; G. w.
West and o. E. Harper, clerks; Louis
Hendricks, returning officer.
Columbus-H. ID. Foote, w. P,
Caine and ]. r. Harris, judges; r. E.
Mahon and N. w. Whitfield, clerks.
Steens-CIarence Hughson, j. M.
Brownlee and D. P. Tunnell, judges;
J. r. Harris and Marvin Bell, clerks;
j. @. Woods returning officer.
Mt. Vernon-R. B. Miller, W. L. Ell
Frank Cooper and Laney Davis, clerks:
Old Zion-Geo. Boyd, Perry Halbert
and B. B. Weaver. judges; w. B. Rich
ey and John Golding, clerks; John
Weaver, returning officer.
Crawford-Jesse Waller, Fred d.
Carr and Perry Brooks, judges; j. A.
Erwin, Jr., and j. B. Brooks clerks.
Dearing's Store-J. M. Bryan, w.
E. Cox and r. B. Hardy, judges; j. c.
Fancher and j. @. Miller, clerks; c. d.
Hines, returning oficer.
Artesia-C. r. smith, w. Locke and
j. N. Roberts, judges; j. t. McIlwain
nd A. N. Butts, clerks.
Mayhew-J. A. Burgin, w. v. Con-
neil and H. G. Pilkington. judges; j. r.
BLINK enship and G. r. Jordan, clerks.
Thomas Store-C. ID. 8. Bragg. ].
r Thomas and w. @. Evans, judges;
Carey H. Cooke and T. L Lawrence,
clerks; T. A. Perkins, returning cfficer.
j. Fl Briekell,
w. E. Pope,
A. s. Payne,
Election Commissioners.
The Columbus commercial., 1908-10-15
WHY SUFFER-
sTsatb HyOmsI and Xiii the LOathsOm,
catsTrh Germs.

nTSatb nIomsi snd Mil the LoathB ome c
cstsrrh Germs.
Just as long as you have ca
tarrh your nose will itch, your
breath will be foul, you will
hawk and spit, and you will do
other disgusting things because
you can't help yourself. The
germs of catarrh have got you in
their power; they are continual
ly and persistently digging into
and irritating the mucous mem
brane of your nose and throat.
They are now making youc life
miserable; in time they will sap
your entire system of it energy,
it's strength, its vigor and vitali-
ty.
But there is one remedy that
will kill the germs and cure ca
tarrh, and that is Hyomei, the
Australian dry air treatment.
j. P. Mayo, the druggist, will
sell you a complete Hyomei out
fit, including inhaler, for only
SI.0O. 1t is alec guaranteed to
cure bronchitis, asthma, coughs,
colds, hay fever and Group.
CA Sun,
The Columbus commercial., 1908-10-15
g43. 200 Delta Plantation
For Sale

Iu -uui0Wer County. Missis-
n Highly improved. on rail-
road and under five year lease.
Tas lease expires Jan. l, 1911.
HU take as part payment a nice
home in some good town where
high school or college advantages
au 1e had. Also 100 acres well
improved land for cash, only.
near the above tract. Only
those who mean strictly business
need answer, and must give good
description of home, location and
price Address,
DIR. j. Il. WALKER,
H-Is-Im BroOkhaven, Miss.
The Columbus commercial., 1908-10-15
Social Happenings, Personal n7enfion

returned from Birmingham
where she visited her sister
Mrs. McNeily.
Miss Laura May Ramage left
Wednesday for Birmingham,
where she will visit with friends,
Miss Laura Lusk of Aberdeen
visited her Aunt, Mrs. Galloway
at |. l. & c. last week.
Mr. William Knox Of New
York city is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter M. Knox.
Many friends regret to learn
of Mr.. w. c. Boards illness dur
ing the past week.
~
Miss Lady Mary Armstrong is
spending this week with friends
in Birmingham.
"
Mr.. Frank Armstrong is taking
a course at the Columbus Bust
ness College
Miss Prey of Toledo is the
guest of Mrs. E P. Wilkinson
this week.
Col. Hammer of Greenwood
spent Saturday and Sunday in
Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Francis Small
will spend next week in Chicago.
The Columbus commercial., 1908-10-15
Cold Weather Advice

to all is to beware of coughs and colds
on the chest; as neglected they readily
lead to pneumonary, consumption or
other pulmonary troubles, Just as soon
as the cough appears treat it with Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup the standard
cure OF America Use as directed-per-
fectly harmless. A cure and preventive
for all diseases Of the lungs. Price 25c,
SOC and SiOO per bottle. Sold by Mayo
Drug Company.
The Columbus commercial., 1908-10-15
Save IS Per Cent. OF
Light And Fuel Expense

BY using Hydro-Carbon Gas.
Softest, whitest, most power
full light. Greatest conven-
fence in heating and cooking.
All our exhibit at Taylor's
Music Store.
Alabama Lighting Co.
The Columbus commercial., 1908-10-15

Ta those afflicted with kidney and
bladder trouble, backache, rheumatism.
H#-ules fer the Kidneys bring relief in
.Hs Gree dose. Hundreds Of people to-
.sg testify to their remarkable healing
and tonic properties. 80 days. trial
siUl They purify the blood. Sold by
h. W. Jones.
The Columbus commercial., 1908-10-15

For these long nights to avoid
long bills buy cur Rayo Lamp
and Ecsine Oil. Best lamp, all
met !, no danger. Best oil, all
light, no smoke. Our galvanized
can full of oil $500. Our all
nickel lamp at close price. Try
one.
Mayo Drug Company.
Oct. -12-2w.
The Columbus commercial., 1908-10-15

Hand cracked and bruised from musk
ing, skin diseases, tan, freckIes, cuts re-
lieved at once W tn Pinesalye Carbolized
(acts like poultiee). Draws out in
hammation. Price 25c. Sold by J. w.
Jones.
The Columbus commercial., 1908-10-15

Mr.. Beverly Leigh, of Merid-
ian. is visiting his mother, Mrs.
F. NJ. Leigh, on the highlands.
The Columbus commercial., 1908-10-15

ManZan Pile Rene ~ comes ready 70
use with nozzle attached. Soothes,
heals, reduces itching and inflamma-
ton. An operation for piles will not be
necessary if you use ManZau. Price 50c.
Money refunded if not satisfied. Sold
by j. w. Jores.