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WILL CONTEST WITH KERN
FOR THE INDIANA !ToGA,
Continued from Page one.)


Mr.. Hoffman is the man who is back
ed by the northern part OF the state.
In 1905 the democracy casting about
for leader to redeem Allen county,
the once @gneen spot" from the blight
which had fallen upon Unsolicited Mr.
Hoffman for county. chairman. 1t was
a happy choice, for the reunited the
different elements, wiped out factionai-
ism and brought the county back to
its old democratic mornings. His sue
cess in this led to his selection for
district chairman this year, and the
result demonstrates the wisdom Of the
choice Allen county's majority is
the aargest in Its history; sweeping
democratic victories and increased
democratic majorities I'm, DeKalb, No
BILE ands Whitley counties, greatly re-
duced 2majbrities in the republican
counties Of Steuben and Lagrange,
and "a democrat elected to congress ar
ford the best testimonysito MIR. Hoff-
mans success as leader.
Most Of the sons OF Indiana who
have risen to- enainencef have been
country bred, an so is Edward G.. Hoff-
men, whose friends are strongly urging
his election as United States senator
to succeed James Al. Hemenway. Mr..
Hoffman was born in Springfield town
ship. Allen county. on2Oct. ], 1877. His
parents were among the early German
settlers of that region. Edward pass
ed his boyhood on the farm. and his
life.swas that of the average country
boy, except that he had more am-
bition than the majority He was
graduated, from the common schools at
an unusually early age, and later at
tended Valparaiso college and the, uni-
yersity OF Michigan, graduating from
the law department at Ann Arbor In
1903.
In his student days Mr.. Hoffman
gave evidence OF unusual talent. espe-
ciauy In oratory. ana soon took rank
as the. universities best dehater. In
1902 he was chosen TO represent his
alma mater In the debate with the
University of Pennsylvania. The
meeting took place In Philadelphia be-
fore La; distinguished assembly. and
Mr. Hoffman was awarded first hoIlors
The following year he represented the
University Of Michigan In the debate
With Chicago university, and again he
won laureEs. 81 NJ
After his graduation Mr. Hoffman al
once entered upon. the practice Of Law
in Fort Wayne and has been unusually
successful For three years he has
served as county attorney and hal
made record as q champion Of econ.
omy and honesty In public office.
Mr.. Hoffman has accomplished mors
during his brief life than most nae1
achieve at three score. He has all .th'
QUALIFICATIONS Of leadership. all the
possibilities OF statesmanship. ana 4
elected senator he will take rank a
the equal. If not the SUPERIOR Of Bey'
eridRe.
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a. Successful ktnnAsl..

II Grand Forks, N. r.. Nov. 2s.--S. IA.
Lockerby returned from hunting trip
to winston yesterday morning and he
brought with him three hne bucks. He
killed theh. all himself He was the
most successful hunter to visit the
western part of the state this season.
u. H. M WheslAr's party from Grand
Forks and b Devils Lake party Dc half
a dozen failed 20 get any game,
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Tf you suffer from constipatioY and
liver trouble Foley's Orino Laxative
VIII cure you permanently by stimulate
ing the digestive organs 30 they Will
act naturally. Foley's Orino Laxative
does not grippe, Is pieasan. to take and
YOU do not have 10 take laxatives con-
tinually after taking Orino. Why con-
tinue to. be this slave &c pills end tab
lets. II. III. Casselman,
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Coup Cured and chIid's LIE Saved.

NsUWP 1NFUW SzV#s . HsfFtG y a-FFS GWVWUa
aIt AFFORDS me great pleasure to add
my testimony to that Of the thousands
.who have been benefited by Chamber
lakn's Cough Remedy My clsild. AM
drew, when only three ,,ars old twaa
taken with severe attack of Group,
and thanks to the prompt nss of
Charaberlain.s Cough Remedy his lice
was saved and today ne lisa ROBUST
and healthy boy says Mrs. A. Coy
Jr,1 Of San Antonio, Texas Tails rena-
edv has been ln use fer many years,
Taonsands of mot..1rs keep II at hand
and lit has never beer. known 70 9kaai.
For sale by All Dealers,
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ship hides. pelta ana -ars rs Bellies
81 Rogers. Prompt returns ana high
est nsorket prices. We are headquar-
tiers Tor all goods Ia Our line Branch
store at 30s broadway, Fargo, ". -. 1
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ATTORNEYS.

AI1OHNEVSs 49,
PEEFPER =. "a ATToRNEy At Law
BARNETT = RICHARDSON. ATToR
neys at Law. OMieeas 4 andsS Morsnr
building. Broadway. t4.44
ROBERTS. AUGUSTUS. HENDERSON
block, Bro9dwRy, Fargo. Probate prac
tlce specially.
Onices in Edwards buiidina. Broadway,
Practices In all courts s-.ss.a
MILLER HENRY r., ATTORNEY AMI
Counselor at Law. over Fargo Natsopel
Bank block. Fargo.
ROBINSON, ]. r.. ATTORNEY Al Law
6l2 Front street. Fargo. Practices In NJ
courts Tax cases 4 speciality.
EMERSON II. sMITH, ATTORNEY
ttceA In oil courts. Particular care given
@ Rrobating estates.
ACCOUNTANT
WALTER THOMSON, JR., EXPERT AC
countant. Phone $751;. li9o Third avenu,
south, Fargo, n. d.
PHYSICIANS.
DIR. p. II. BURTON OFFICE HOURS I'll
Bnilding Phone, 17s-L. Fargo, N. d.
f.. >. .CAMPBELL. M. D.--PRACTICE LIN
tied 70 diseases Of women enito. uEinsrl
3h. Over Mcdonald Drug Store, Front Sc
DIR, q. N. CALLANDER, PHYSICIAN
and Surgeon. Office deLendrecie block
eS sars assR < olcs ISL 20 .sslasS sss
Fargo. N. D.
Dr.. A. G. NORRIS, PHYSICIAN AMI
Surgeon 0ffice over Wilser'H drug store
eos Front street, Hours: Q to H. q Il
office; 1o4s-K, residence.
DR. PAUL SORENESS, PHYSICIAN
and Surgeon. Office third noor Edwards
building, Fargo. "A 2ss.g 7N.es, a..
DARROW 4 wIEBLE, PHYSICIANS
and Surgeons. Offices. NdeLendrecI'
BLOCK. CUaner Seventh street south ant
Front. 06fice hours, 10 and 10
D. m. &,.ya.-. <. ...... ,5.* "a.
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Anything abous .ssvorzs cling Or pa
pera anywhere7 Phone 26g. Edwards
advErisin& agency. Information free.
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Morgan ana WhitelaWs K6id. -Four
persons contributed 81, eco each, d. o.
Mills of New York and r. c. Rerens,
Adolphus Busch and W. c. Dickey Of
Missouri. e& ~ j. = ~
RooseveIt Gave $1,000.
william B. Ridgeiy, former control
Ter Of the currency, contributed $1,000.
and III. X. Cochran 81, 700. Heading
the list of $1,000 contributions is Pres
ident Roosevelt. W.,
Aside from the big contributions or
Charles p Taft and the s25, 600 sub
scribers, the list is made up mostly
OF small SUMS Approximately 10000
persons contributed TO the fund, about
5000 OF these being from the West
The list also shows that Chicago
bankers restrained any ternpestuous
desire to toss ins,largc contributions
and contented themselves with 5000
contributions. Wv
The fund also was notably for the
fact. that many men formerly aligned
with the democratic party contributed
largely. Another feature was the fact
that women contributed. Mrs. Mar
shall field, ST., and her sister, Mrs. A.
N. EDDY both contributed. 1911
keEiogs Liberal Donor. I
Following is the list OF $1,000 con-
tributors:
President Roosevelt, Frank d. KEEL
logx, c. "A. Severance, z. ". Saunders.
Thomas r. TCoies Edward r. Stettinius,
Marvin FIughitt. ~. w. Harris, Charles
r.. Crane, Samuel insult, John c.
Wharton, Charles Page Bryan, Robert
II. Lincoln, w. w. Bartlett, James A.
Patten: f. p Erazier John q. Sheddi
JOY Morton, #. A. w. Kieckhefer.
r.. H. Smith contributed $500 and A.
s. Littlefield 1896. % ,4ss Il HF
Contributors OF $500: John Milton
Oliver, Will Kent Walter Burroughs
Clayton Mark, g. A. Smith, w. K. Blk
by. 20. B. CORN, A. w. Goodrich, w. H
Evans, %. B. Boriand, c. S. Jobcs, r. r.
Crimes, Fred III. Smith, r. ID. Jones, 81
Il. sunny; John A. Spoor, Samuel Cup
pies. r.. s. Brookings, Julius Al Rosen-
waid, "A. A. Mckay. John s. Runneis
wv. p. Comstocl, William Mclaughlin
r.. Al. Holmes, Spencer Otis, IT, 81 Price
William T..Joyce, J. G.. Shaffer, George
r.. Grimm, .. Al. Campbell, Il. r. Swim
ney, d M. Houser, Edward b. Butler
III. w. Coe, r. Fl. Etought, Stewar,
Spalding IT, J.: Burlington, A. III. Mul-
liken, H. O.. Langnorst, David B. Jones
r. w. Sears. sa
Three persons gave $500 each, tfair-
teen gave $500 each, fifty gave
$3.50 each, forty-one gave: 5000 each
| and each of 407 gave less than $500
and more than SIS. sts $50
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WANT TO kNnM9

we reiterare tliat Il II can BE print.
ed Porte can print It. Phone 4o1s
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FINANCIAL.

$4,000 WORTH of frst mortgage farm
loans In the vicinity OF LENNON ..
Oak, and Hettinger, ~. Oak, on the
G. nj. a. St r. Pacific extension, tor
sale at 4 per cent net 10 purchaser;
these loans run from 3400 20 1900 on
each quarter section, and are good as
government bonds K o.. L0fthua.
Brodhead. Wis
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Rryans Fund.

New York, Nov. 2s-The total con-
tributions to the democratic campaign
fund In the recent campaign were ap-
proximately $4,000 About sos, 900
or the above amount came from New
York city and state. The balance
came largely fromfthe Middle West.
/. There were about $4,000 contrfbu-
tors In sums Of twenty Ave cents TO
s1o,000. Among the largest contrihuA
tors were Herman Ridder ana his
sons.
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HORSES WANTED.


WANTED-Horses to winter, 81 miles
from Fargo; we have six good,
roomy, box stalls left, plenty of good
water ana hay reliable men in charge;
horses will be called for free of charge.
Phone S64-L.
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ron sALw on EXCHANGE.

FOR &ALE or exchange. 160-acre
farm: good improvements and well
drained: IL miles from Fargo. 1876
acres fall blowing; d bargain IL taken
soon Geo. A. Andersogss 2t6 Tenth
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EdR EXCHANGE.

N~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~NS~ ~S~~~~~~~~~~~-~S~s~~
TO E&CHANGE--Due bill for new
piano for good runabout automobile.
$50, Forum. '.1't .r'.
We EXCHANGE new furniture. for
old furniture. Gate City Furniture
Co... $40 Frsnt street. Phone 1850.
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The cream OF Seed and K5avana-
FLOR de r. 4 w. 81
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HOSPITAL.

MATERNITY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nurses and best OF care; highest tes-
timontals from doctors and patients
Mrs. Jennie Camp, 901 Tenth street
south, Fargo. |s s.. 81 ~ b..
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UNpeRTAKERs.

UNpERTAkERs.
AND LICENSED EMBALMER--FUNER
al Supplies. ]. Fl Rice, South Broad.
way. Office south OF Moody's store =
VI PIANO TUNER
PROF. WIZ. KLINMEK, ia NINTH AVENUE
south Expert tuning and repairing.
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|LADD TURNS
down The OFFER

Continued nom Page One.
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SALARY a FURNITURE EOANS.
-r~e~~~~-~~~S~~N~~~~~~~-~~
MONEY LOANED 20 honest employees,
holding permanent positions, strictly
confidential Loans on furniture, pianos.
ETC., on the instaiimsnt plan w. a
Manon. 1es Broadway. Suite q. Hunt
ingten bloc& w..
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MANY CALL ON
WILLIAM \. TAFT

Continued from rage one,
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MEDICAL.

WORTH DOLLARS. costs cents. Bar-
ker's Cough Remedy All druggistss
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SEWING WANTED.

THE MISSES Prestegard, TIT Ninth
street north, dressmakers; now pre-.
pared to do all kinds Of sewing.
WANTE 70 cloaks and overcoats TO
repair: satisfaction guaranteed,
price reasonable. Mrs. l.. A. Newell,
phone l60e-L. 102a Thirteenth street
south.
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WAMTE Someone looking for snap,
to purchase newspaDoEsf have two,
both doing good business. excellent
plants, good towns. good Drospecss:
naEst be for cash i chance TOR man with
Limited capital: reason for selling 9TH
er buainees; answer quick TX you mean
business. Address s4s. care Forum,
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S~-~~~~~~~-~~rS1~~~~-~>> :. -
FOR SALE-Second hand typewriters.
cheap. Underwood Typewrtter Co.
sos ". r. avenue '. a..- -
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CASH for mems worn garments;
phone 1627-L. NJ. B.. ala Front street
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POSITION wanted by reliable, steady
man, to care for furnaces or to do
janitor work In fiat or office building
during the winter. Address Ss5. care
Forum. 4. .. ~
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FOR SALE OR RENT at once. Hotel
Bemidt property, forty roolna. fully
modern: steam heat, barn, ice house;
no reasonable offer overlooked. Phone
726.
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FUNDS FOR [ !. CAMPAIGN |

Continued from Page One ~.
900 each, the donors being Andrew
Carnegie. william N. Cromwell, J.. p:
Morgan and whitelaw Reid. Four
persons contributed $4,000 each, q. o.
Mills OF New York and r. C. Kerens,
Adolphus Busch and We c. Dickey Of
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Continued From Page, one.
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TO GOOD, responsible party that win
open q hotel in Cleveland, N. D., i
cffer my cement block building, cost
ing $1,000 year 1907. for $4,000; $1,000
cash. Balance eight yearly payments;
will take good land as part payment IL
desired Frank L. Keitqgg. Cleveland.
N. ID, VI. ~ 49,. =
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FOR SALE on RENT.

FOR RENT or sale, new eight room
modern house, one and 0ne-half
blocks from A. c., Eleventh street and
Eleventh avenue north. Phone sz4
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

HAVE knight Printing Co. print
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WANT ED--At EnIbden, Cass county,
N. d.. q hardware store and another
general store. Wheelock &c Wheelock
Fargo, N. d. - r.
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WANTE p-Six statesmen for Vacuum
cleaners. electric shoe polishers. Jun
Tor typewriters and Meilink safes, to
cover Minnesota, North and South Da-
kota and Montana. A. C. Reinecke,
general agent. Box 638, Fargo, N. d.
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We MAKE the best fat opening blank
books. Knight Printing Co. B.
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EI pIeito de los zafacOnes.

La ligs de pEopietarioB de fincaB uEbA'
mas de San Juan, entabl6 pleito contra 81
ayuntamiento aobre nulidad de las diSpo'
sicionea quints HextR dc ls oTdensnsa
para regular 81 BslviCio de limpiezR p6'
blica.
La uecci6n pEimeTR de Ia CoTte de dis
trito declare CON lugar una de las excep'
ciou Ell pEeviaB alegadaH por 81 demandado
y el demandante spel6 de Ia deCiEi6n.
El supreme confrma 81 fsllo inferior
por entander que fsIt6 CompetenCia en- ID
Co7te de distEito por raz6n de lR matsEia
pars conocer do Ia demRndR 6 impone lRE
CoRtas al demandants.
Entire otEos fundRmentos, exp0ne 81 Bi-
guiente:
LA funCi6n de Las CorteB de dintrito 81
Ia de iuzgar caaos pendientss entire indi
viduoB entire ooFpoEacionsB municipale
d otras, individuoB, 8 entire Las miEma
corporacioneg, eB decir: entire parties de la
cualeB una TeclamR a'gun deEech0 que q
denegado por la otra, cuya controverail
envueIve ana 8 maT cuestionaz conCretR
que Bon uometidRz & lR deCiSi6n del tEi
bunal elejido."
"sismprs sg precise gus exiltR entire lal
parties ana ContrOveFBia en- lR que uni
Feclame IN derecho, nsgRdo pOr la otra.
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90 0pUn0
apEueba la eumienda.
Mr.. Hoyt, pidi6 qua 81 ofcisl jurfdiCo
que tiene en % ofcinR Be le Rumente 500
pesos al uueldo ordinaTio , despu6S de brs.
We discuci6n fu6 apEobadc poT mGyoIfa.
Mr.. GEomeE, hizo algunRG snmiendAS On
el pTeSupueEto, en- 81 Bentido de darles cieT'
tas fAcuItadea q los inventigadores de rsn'
tas intsrnas y lus el AuxiliaE del tsBorero
prests una ianzs de Is. 900 pesos para po'
der aCtuaF como tai, On sl mRnejo del dine
70 del pueblo. FueEon apFobadaE.
Mr.. Willougbhy pldi6 que la paEts del
presupueBto que tTata dc ls auditoFia, paSe
& Ia comiHi6n otFa vez fund6udoEe en- que,
ss crean plazas de inspectores para eBs de-
partamsntO que no SO juHtifcR ia necs'
BidRd.
Mr.. Ward, Be opuBo e proposition
fu6 sxtensamente disCutida habiendo lido
derHotRda. 81 pEeRupuosto de Ia of .ius
de auditoFia fue apEobado emo 10 prsIsn'
to poE la Comiai6n.
Eiendo Les tres do Ia taTds Be di6 poE
tsrminada Ia Geai6n hauts mafianR laB
diez @. m.
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IMPGRTANTE REU-
Mon en- la Forta
Ieza.
OhTas que Sc prupOne leaIjzar eI
gObisrnO en- eI puerto De San
Juan.
Sc trlta Do dos0Gar una
gran paIto De los nsRgIares.

En- eI paIacio de Santa Catalina, ha
sauido IugRT una reunion de Representatives.
dc las principRles oompafifaB de tranapoKte
maritime , ferFoyiaEio con 81 f de tsner
infoYmes CieTtog aCerta de lRB obFaB que %
pTopone haceE el gobieEno en- vaTioB aitios
del puerto y au conveniencis para el de-
aaErollo del ComerCio en- eBta isla.
El gobsrnRdoT, los miembTos que COM
ponen el conrsio executive y an buen nd
nero de ComeTCianteB de eatR localidad
sAistieTon tambi6a & squel aCto,
Nj. Potter, repEsHentante del gobierno
americana en- eHtR isla, para entendeE en-
las obrRB del puerto expliC6 & la concu.
Erencis 81 objeto del gobierno q pEoponeT'
&c deseCaE gran parts de loB mapg'aTes
para fabFicRT malsconeE.
Ssg6n 81 plano que vimos, ss tFata de
deseCar todoB los mapglsEeB que hay dsBde
ell puente del agus, hRRtR el muslle del
"QuarteTmaBter" dejando el caiio del
dess gu del puente, en- el miBmo sitio en-
que est6. Por lR parts opueHta 81 c8fio Ee
deHecar6 hssts Mrs Fl lTeg.
En- 81 malec6n de Ia puerta de San Juan
Be haT&n YeformaB en- el Bentido de que DC
adeIsnte haciR la plants del arsenal, CO
gando TODD 10 que hays que cegar.
La reunion tarmin6 las 30 de Ia
tarde, despu6s de habsr depaTtido extensR-
hente Loo CapitalistaB que ALI so reunieF0u
acerca la convenienCis de fAbTicar nue.
vos musIleB , almacensB en- los aitiOI que
SO deaequen'
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GEGUTIVO
(Sesi6n de oyer.

A las disz 10 di6 comienzo Ia ss1i6n
bajo Ii pEeaideneia de Mr.. WilloUgbhy y
CON asi.tencia de todos los HefioEen CON
sejeToE.
El presidents anunci6 que, 81 G. B. No.
4, de MT Ward.
"Fijando 81 PrsHupuento de loH gaItoH
neceaaTioB para 81 Bostanimiento del Co
bieTnO de Puerto Rice, On 81 sfio econ6mi'
co que tsTminRr6 On tEeinta de Junio de
mil noveCientcs nusve, y para otroG fnes''
eBtabR en- comiai6n total dispueAto para Ger
discntido. Mr.. Willougbhg le dFj6 50
puestO del Vale = 81 ocup6 IN pupitre
para tomsr paEte ca IR diacuci6o.
Mr.. Ward, di6 una expIics ci6n BobFe la
gecci6a pFimsrR del Bill y pTeSeut6 una
snmienda en- 81 Eentido, de que 50 iiadis'
"a 81 presupuesto de gsstoG $4,000 pesos
para gastos de las pr6ximRs elecCiones.
Sanchsz Mo- a'eg, proPuBo que 81 inter
pFete del Congsjo, Be le Rumenta el sueldo
So, 400. Y Rmbas enmiendas faeTon spTo
bA3Rg.
Mr.. WilIOugbhy, pzopuBo Ia partida
de Ia policfR inBulaF que maFCa en- 81 pre-
uupuesto, 397. $50 pesos 90 Rumente haits
$500. 600.
Mr.. Ward, Dc opuSo alegsndo que Ia po'
licfs eataba bisn atsndidR con Il Cantidad
que maroaba 81 pTs8upueEtoIy pueEtR 4 vo'
- L anmianda fa6 Rceptada.
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De SOCIEDAD

RtgresO.-Dsspu6s de pauaF ana cOrta
temporada en- MaypgUz han regreBado &
eata ciudad & so reHidencia del ''VeFsslles"
les bellaB y slegantsS sefioIitAB BsniIdo y
CsHmelitR Bravo.
Tambi6n ha Eegrauado 81 Bimpktico po'
blado, de Ponce, Ia graciosR dRmits Maria
Julia DavilR. Bisn venidss.
Esta nocbe.-A las de ls noChe Co
mienzR Ia reception en- la Manai6n Ejecu'
tiva, que duraT6 como de coatumbrs haGta
las once. Hay muchR animation TaFs
concurEiF esR fehts.
Carnaval. l.-El I6bRdo pT6ximo eB pEi
mer baiIe de la tempoTada y ls juyentud
de IL ciudsd y poblados CercanoH Be pro
pone daT inCangable oulto TerpafcoTe,
SEMPER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-20
DE- LA MUL.TITUP

Qav han usado nuestra rteEa1'a
ei5a 8 que Ia estan usando on Is
aotualidad, jamas hemos sabido de
,.inguno que no haya quedado sa-
tisfecho del resultado. No pre-
tondemos NADIA que no haya sido
a.npIiamerts justifcado por Ia ex.
periencia. Al recomendarla q los
enfermos no tenemos mis- que ha-
.er referencia q sus m6ritos. Sc
han obtenido grandes curaciones y
de SECURE que Sc obtendran mu-
chas mas. No hay y podemos
asegurarlo honradamente, ningun
otro medicamento, que pueda en-
plearse con mayor f6 y confanza.
Alimenta y sostiene las fperzas
del enfermo durante esos periodos
en- que falta Ell apetito y los ali
mentos no pueden digerirse. Para
eyitar las falsifcaciones ponemos
esta marca en- cada botella de la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-20
BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLA
DE PUERTO RICO.
CapIt0I autorIzadO S2.4OO, 600. Capital FsaII.
zadO S3I5,532.9S, U. S. c.
Operaciones que reolisG:

Pr6stamos: Con garantias personales, con
cOlaterales, y con hipotecas corto largo
pla2o sObre fncas rdsticas.
eeSousHI0e: De giros, 'pagares, y obl1ga
clones cOmerciales corto plazo.
GIFos: SObre Espafa, New York, Paris,
LOndres y HRnburgO.
GIFos poT Cable: 5Obre New York Ma
drid:
Cusntas COTTsntss: Con interes de 2 pm
nual disponibles q Ia vista por cheques.
ImpOSiOIORe8 plazO flo Con inteEes de z
D z annual segdn tempo.
Secclon de- shOrTOS: ImposiciOnes sobre Ii
bretas de.de % cts. q 1,0UO con interese
al 8 pS annual.
Co6rs11as: Por cuenta agena con comi-
sion mfnima de cObrO. Sin comisi6n para
los c0rrientistas.
Dsp6sItoS: De efectivo y valores.
Gamble de- monsdas: De todos los pafses.
Vsnia DO o6duIa8 hlpotSOaTias: La mejor in
version en- Puerto Rico, inter6s p. = pa
gadero por cupones aemestrales.
Vants "a fInoa9: DRndO facilidades para 81
pagO, en- las iurisdieCiones de Adjuntas,
Aguas Buenas, AibonitO, Arecibo, BarcelO-
meta, Barros, Cayey, Oiales, COrozal, Qua
yama, HatiIlO, Juana Diaz, Lola, Manatf,
Maricao, NaEanjito, Patillas, Rio Grande,
Utuado, Yabucea y YaucO.