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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-18
Police Court
NUMBER OF OFFENDERS HEFoR
HIS HONOR THE MAYOR TO-
DAY.

| .- . K. ".
Bill Mcdonald, charged With being
dtsorderly and lettering on the streets
when Policeman Hess gathered him
in. Bill is an old offender. BIZ was
fined nine dollars.
Ben Mcdonald was fined nine dol
lars for the same offense.
Tonko Kalontsco was a plain drunk.
He was fined six dollars.
Charley Keene was arrested for he
Ing drunk, dfsorderly and interfering
with an officer. He was fined nine dol.
lars.
John Wlldman WINS up this morning.
He escaped from work yesterday.
Wildmnn was given thirty days job
on the Identifying Of Coal Run hollow
Z Shorty Hines. put up forfeit of ten
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dollars for disorder1y conduct.

dollars for disorderfy conduct.
Nike Delligatti was up for hitting q
negro who was standing too near the
cash register in the Marion hotel.
The darby was arrested last night
but got away.
Robert Stewart and Nellie Yates
were before the mayor this morning
charged with illicit eonapitation. They
pleaded guilty and were fined $3.50
each. In default Of payment they .were
sentenced to thirty days In jail.
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Aged Woman
Passes Away
MRS. CAROLINE HouGH DIED
YESTERDAY EVENING AFTER 4
LINGERING ILLNESS.

j ' - %
Mrs. Caroline Hough, widow OF
Thomas Hough, passed away on Fri.
day afternoon Mt four o'clock at her
home on Walnut avenue, after q sew
eral weeks illness.
For the past few weeks Mrs.
Houghs condition from complicn-
tion OF diseases had been very grave
and on Friday morning an operation
was performed. 1t was not thought
that the operation could save or even
prolong her life but might render her
last days less full of suffering and ut
her enrnest request, the operation
was performed
Her condition was such, however,
that she only partly rallied from the
anacstietlc and she passed away at
the hour named.
Mrs. Cough was formerly Miss Car
oline Narclssus Borgess.. She has
spent her entire life IN this county.
having been q resident OF Warrington
In her childhood. After her marriage
to Mr.. Hough. she moved to FnIsmont
where she lad since resided Mr..
IIoueh was former proprietor OF the
Tavern. then known ms the HouEh
House. anil OF the old Mountain City
House. which STOOD on the Court
house SQUARE. Later. with his family
he resided Mt :he old Fair Grounds.
Since the death of Mr.. Hough In 1902.
Mrs. Tough has resided on Walnut
avenue. She was nged 70 years.
Four children survive, namely.
Fred Hough. of Cleveland, Ohio: Mrs.
Nellie Raymond, OF Shlnnston, wife
of Charles Raymond; Mrs. L. s Elem.
| ing, and Mrs. Harriet Nicholson.
both of this city. Four children are
deceased. Robert Hough. Mrs. Bea-
trice Reed. Clara and Boy. the two
latter having died in childhood. Six
grand children also survive, Mrs. Tom
Wilson. Mrs. viii PInnell. OF Terra
Alta: Miss Joe Hough. children OF
Robert Hough. Ho,lgh and Ned Hay
mon1. and Guy Fleming. Mrs. Maria
Raymond. n sister of the deceased.
also survives and Mrs. Will Sturm, a
half sister. Mrs. Harriet Clayton.
whose death occurred n few years ago
In Warrington. was a sister.
Mrs. Hough was one OF the best
known women of the community. Her
kind disposition had won her the
friendship OF the entire community
and her death has brought forth many
expressions Of regret. She was a
member Of Christ Episcopal Church.
| Her family have the sympathy of the
community In the loss of their mother.
Funeral services will be held on
Sunday afternoon at 1880 o'clock at
the residence. Undertaken Musgrave
in charge.
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Court News

Exchange Bank OF Warrington VS.
William H. Ftfrbee. administrator, eli
al. Circuit Court debt; May rules
Showalter and White. attorneys for
plaintiff.
Exchange Bank Of Warrington VS.
William H. Furbee, Circuit Court
debt: May rules. Showalter nl,J
White, attorneys for plaintiff.
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"a ME- Zion Raptlst 1 Church.

!. -; Coleman \ Pastor9 49, Sunday
school 1o: 45, preaching, subject, "The
Power OF the Resurrection on the Con.
science, at 8 p. M. the Rev DR.. j. II I
'Ayanzer. OF Brad dock, Pa. is scheduled
to preach the Installation sermon OF
the pastor. Should he not arrive at
that time. Rev. a Grayson. OF Bridge
port. Ohio. will preach the sermon.
Monroe street congregation has also
been invited to attend In the absence
of Rev. ]. E. Pryor. Rev. Jett. Of
Clarksburg. will otHciate as master OF
ceremonies. Rev. N. u. Dunn. also OF
Clarksburg. will take part in the SER
vices ut 3 p. m. Rev. B. B. Martin will
make the welcome address on the par.
OF the city ministry. $3.50. B. Y. p u.
We ara expecting to raise 5000 on
Sunday. Every one should give their
part. AT 7:45 Rev. Jett Will preach,
subject, Faith Produces Works
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sFIrsi III. e. Church.

~ 10 y .sssrtfah- Pasturs-.yye; expect
l1Erent faat,arr church, to morrow.
aszllrs ErLzlttr aailin han a4.sH het.utified
xiad .1sIudf ! 4 It1rAtEdn has been made
lcstksserxtc9s.fT The choir hns Ia
zGllrz sxtdssassFl.ss ihr7 wcu1.F IN prepare.
lsoH3 as ..saFa.sEziflE tnnsit. The Sunday
j szss:ts:lstziL IA s:z6 q. rr. c.. w. Evans,
s,tsperz1apRa@1t win dtnrbttess break
I'm ssFssusas IN attendance. At the
. a T. 1ss45 the choir
EssslH sI11i,1aE. q rxusraM;sc OF appro
7iii.tP Eursi. 1Ea the, pastor will
ss,asas ~ Istsarrees.or. Junior
szzxrs atss I'D KISS Motto Bartlett,
i l.ElsatIsasies1t n pwut1ts League al
m y ,ae: Arr Easter Mes
ssae.ess ssnsdsstz Ilss. r Erste. At 1880
n sk1he ..isnif win aEnti render
z,fErnzsFass = suiilatlE music, and the
sEseHinr Ssszn Es,c.tr Il, anora. sermon. We
ssuri rr1Inbers- to. attend there
xz7sl.a1 usass; s,nEafany Invite strang-
lsasa nzlsg az All or them. Muica.
li:rs=zs.lxlzzs Is. ettl1J OF Hope"
"a Y &snrtt.1. -.Ii osannn r Grainer, by
aslrs. zl..sssssas ~ HaEf,, Cassst our Pass
snlez5.Es slsrasfea 71zffde. I'm in Mates
~ 'EE.Isn; rs gxKte:tts... Evening.
4: 4 MY Redeem
TT lItsas.. REnsans:: sci .1st the Lord
IA Gtzssn - Ez,rk;; The is Ris-
S5ess:: sgszsaarl h 5
,taQls -
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3. p. Musgrave, Falrmont, w. Va. :
RA. Merrifle!dr Fairmont, W. Va.
D. M. Davis, Fairmont, w. Va.
J. M. Arnett, Fafrmont. w. Va.
Morgan Bros, Fairmont, w. Va.
Geo. 4. Walters. Fairmont, w. Va.
Wisman &. Hall. Fairn,ert. w. Va.
L. M. Kuhn, Monongah, W. Va.
u. G. Floyd, Warrington, w. Va.
r. L. starkey, Warrington, w. Va.
A. Tom ant, RtvesviIle, w. Va.
E. H. Hoult, Houit, W. Va.
M. c. Sprague, Amos, w. Va.
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Monroe NJ: E. Church.

(Colored.)
Junior league at 10 a. m. preaching
II n. m, Sunday school 8 p. m. Ep-
worth League Z: p. m. The Easter
programme:
Organ voluntary. Mrs. Boyer.
Invocation, Rev. Martin.
Anthem, III the Dead Rise Not
choir.
Recitation, "sight Through Tears"
Miss Lena jackson.
Duet, Eat Evening Time" Mes
dunes Jones and Jackson.
Recitation, selected, Miss Anna At
kinson.
Solo. "Face to Face" Mr.. Grant
Doyers. 81
Solo. "outside the Heavenly Gates .
Mrs. Martin.
Recitation. selected, Miss Pearl
Washington.
Luett. Come Holy Spirit" Misses
johnson and Stenley.
Solo. Beyond the Gates OF Para
disc" Clarence Lee.
Organ solo, Miss Jordan.
Z Solo and Quartctte. Misses Smith.
Dawson, Jackson. Messrs. Dawson.
Chamberlain.
Flute solo. "The Palms. "s1r. How
Meade.
Anthem. Praise the Lord Choir.
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Monongah and Middleton.

Easter Sunday services Mt the
Presbyterian Church at Nonongah
will be held at II O'clock. with SER
mon by the pastor, Rev. W. o. David.
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Francesca Antonio Cirmo, general
delivery clerk at the local postofIice.
is OF duty on his fifteen days vaca-
ton. Mr.. Cirmo is visiting his uncle.
Or. Mariana. at New Haven. Conn.
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Perry Loush vs.. Oliver g oodnlghtse tj
a., Circuit, debt; May rules. 81. u.
Butcher. attorney for plaintiff.
The Merchants and Mechanics saw
ings Bank vs.. J. G. Carnahan, Circuit
Court. assumpsit; May rules. III!
Rose attorney for plaintiff ID.
Next Wednesday will be refunding3
day with the county court.
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is.naa1iEc church,

q lsuts.sui PastorEhs
2nnftzE ltsssx.L.rst5w viii he held at the
tssliassla 1IaEzs o sn5 10 o'clock In the
I = aoE1t1EE. high ma IS at the la.e
4 :a2ssylrs TIE evening Slevotions will
NE he1d Af.I=zn; dTaflf:I.
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Mrs. A. L.. Lehman and son; wiz
liam. and Mrs. Lehman's mother, Mrs!E
William Parry, were visiting relatives
In Grafton to-dny. IS a
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# chas, 3. Highland, agent for poro.;
thy Dodd Shoes and ,oxfords. n.
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Esnta1red4 fsvsa. Tagrf one.l

E i DIN I'm evening sH11T be given to
I'M sanE School .and fetioir. Choice
nd bins. ara IN store.
snzan mi 1nrshfr the risen Chris.
saf10fkh -: n II .tSf;;5
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-01-09
Catarrh Cannot be Cured

with local applications, as they can
not reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh is blood or stitutional
disease. and in order to cure if you
must take internal remedies. Halls
Catarrh cure is takon internally.
and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh
cure is not a quack medicine. It
was prescribe d by one of the best
p physicians in this country for years
and is regular prescription. 1t is
composed of the Dest toncs known,
com bined with the best blood puri-
fers, acting directly on the mucous
surfaces. The perfect combination
of the two ingredients is what pro-
duces such wonderful results in cur
ing oatarrh. Send for testimonials
free.
F. J. Cheney & Co.. Props,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. price 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
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eHome Circle

The young man with linn
tied means, who has but a
few hundred dollars TO begin
life with. or perhaps has
nothing but pair of strong
and willing hands, we would
say to all such young men
that the farm is the best
place in the world. Do not
be afraid of toll but set an
example to the weak, lazy
loiterer rbout town'by putting
your hand to the pillow.
II you are a young married
man then the farm offers still
greatsr inducements. We
know it will cost your young
wife some pangs to separate
from friends and home in the
town, but if she is a true
woman she will do it without
a murmer, for the battle of
life is an earnest one and we
must each sustain are part.
Do not expect to begin your
married life in the same style
that your mother are now en-
joying in their old age, with
the fruits of many years of
toll, but be contented to be-
gin humbly.
Plant and SOW and reap;
build your dwellings, and gar
nish them about with fruits
and flowers; promote agri-
culture. one of the greatest
institutions of God; and when
your sons and daughters
grow up like olive plants
around your table, while you
fail not to remember their
physical wants, remember
also to supply their intellect
ual food the micd Graves; let
them have good books and
papers and proper recreation
that they may not imbide the
false notion that farming is
drudgery and every farmer
and farmers wife a drudge.
AS we look about us how
many sons and daughters of
wealthy farmers we see who
despise their surroundings
and only look on father" as
a very necessary machine TO
coin money fol their expendi-
ture, and mother" who has
labored for them since they
were born, as a very auto
nation for doing cooking and
general homework.
When you are tilling the
rich soil think how much
wortnier is the cause than to
crowd into some already over
stocked business or profess
ion in your home town., with
only one object in view-to
have white hands and i'm
macnlate clothing, and to be
always struggling with your
limited means to keep up
with those in outward seem
ING who are much wealthier
than yourselves.
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"My 1hild was burned terri bly,
about the face. neck and chest. l
applied DR.. Thomas Eclectrlc Oil.
The pain ceased and the child sank
into a restful sleep. Mrs. Nancy
M. Hanson. Hamburg, N. Y.
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Simple Remedy for La Grippe

La grippe coughs are dangerous
as they frequently develop into
pneumonia. Foley's Honey and
Tar not only stops the cough but
heals and strengthens the lungs SO
that no serious results need be fear
ed. The genuine Foley's Honey and
Tar contains no harmful drugs and
is in a yellow package. Refuse sub
stitutes. Q. W. Frost.
Trial Catarrh treatments are being
mailed out free, on request, by DR..
Shoop, Racine, Wis. These tests
are proving to the people-without
a penny's cost-the great value of
this scientific prescription known to
druggists everywhere DIS DR..
Shops oatarrh Remedy. Sold by
All Dealers
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was upon motion laid on the table:

was upon motion laid on the table:
Whereas the towns of Barksdale and Eileen
are unable to keep the bridge across Fish Creek
and the head of Chequamegon Bay in repair, the
same not having yet been boarded up to sufi-
cient height to retain the snow and make said
bridge passable during the coming winter,
therefore be it resolved by the county board of
Bayfield, county at the annual meeting this 18th
day of November, 1907, that the sum of $500 be
and the same is hereby appropriated for repairs
on the said bridge. The same to be expended
under the direction Of the chairman of the
towns of Barksdale Eileen and Washburn, who
are hereby designated as committee for that
purpose, with full power to make such contract
may be necessary to effect such repairs
Dated this 18th day of Nov A. D. 1907.
M. Schweisthal.
The following recommendation was pre-
sented and was upon motion adopted
The undersigned committee settlement
with county officers, do hereby recommend
that H. P. Axelberf of Washburn, Wis, be en-
ployed by this board to check up the accounts
of county officers and that he employ such
sistants as no may deem necessary.
Dated this 18th day of Nov 1907.
Martin Rogan,
George Vester,
L. p. Anderson
Committee on settlement with Go. officers.
The following resolution presented and
was upon motion adopted.
Resolved, by the county board of supervi-
sors of Bayfield, county, in annual session
sembled this 18th day of November, 1906, that
the following county and state tax be LEVIED on
the taxable property of the county Of bayfield,
for the year 1907:
L on cert of indeb
Free high school fund 1sO@
Graded schools 7Se A
State university 1924 VI
14N OF
County charges N sta institutions follows
chronic ms SoS 30
Northern hospital. 1916 Is
r feeble minded 4S8 4a
Industrial school for boys. 1Oi 2.57N IL
county school tax.... ioaao W
General Fund 10000 W
5 Salaries of county officers 90
salary nd expenses county superintendent
railroad aid bonds TO- $50 90
s Interest on railroad aid bonds .05Oo 10
Roads nc
bridge. ....o 800 90
orenta.. 1000 1900 90 90
oonucopa road 1900 OO ~
10 Indire vv soldiers relief commits - 400 90
IL q equalzed valuation for roads $3.50 "a
Total ss74s5
Resolved further that the county clerk is
hereby directed to spread the shove amaunts on
the tax rolls of the several towns and cities and
collected as provided by law
Dated this 18th day of Nov. A. D. 1907.
A. Pearce Tomkins.
The following resolution was presented and
was upon motion adopted:
Whereas it has been customary to pay the
chairman Of the county boarn for extra services
performed during the year therefore be it
Resolved that the sum of 5000 be and the
same is hereby appropriated for such payment
and that the chairman and clerk be authorized
to issue an order for the amount above named,
provided that the said Chairman furnish an
oyster supper for all the members of the board
Dated this 18th day of Nov 1907
M. Hopkins.
Upon motion board adjourned until Jan
nary 18th 1908. NELs NJ. OSCAR,
County Clerk
for La Grippe
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Proceedings of the County Board.
CONTINUED from Page y

letter writing early IN the year, since much
guidance and instruction must be 6 ven and it
is not possible to reach each school the first
month.
The legal qualifications of the teachers for
the uoar lQoH OF are as follows:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-24
De- TiTRl.


Las 0bEal repre- ntaclal enoGne EelutGa'
ron dsl agERdo dsI pdbli1n a u rsiloFi.
ts BlRnChaFf % Is hizg FepetiE q bsllR F0'
manSa dsI 'sOsB primaEo que Cspt6 CON
exquisite guntO. Lan dem6S PaFtsp, buenaB.
ElnsfioE Marines "a Lar 123 1sEeao
mon hiSo uu baiIaIin RstiEadO, bRatanta
acaptabIe.
''Ls1 Cocinsgol' fus II Ultima obER de
las tandas ] ca honor II vsldsd tFAboia'
ron todos cen guGto, OspeoislmsDts Il n !
rita BlanohsEt gus NOS hizo az jefs do CO.
CinsRos Bugs1tiVo. sus morbideCoB faeRon
ggRCi0aNmgnGo lucidaS,
Oantando D pa1aCalle muY bien, 81 TO-
nor Marines con au traie 40 HaEnan Cor
tas So q caY6 Cd olcona uns do la1 pissaB
az q aFmAdUEa que pOr POGO mfl 10 hRCs
cReF 81 guolo.
Para mlfiana Eabad0 % anunCian an
fnnci6n ooPrida 'sRl Santo ds u IaidER",
"VisisCitRp dCoci6eroG"
El domingo habrG uu vsEiadO pregFA'
ma con fanCi6n cOE1ida.
Las tandau narGu Loo Martsl y Juovau,
poF ahoEa.
al t8atF0 aI aabado = domiogO & diver
tiras, anado pusblO. ROgsliO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-24
Acadia de San Juan, Puerto Rico.
A quisaSs pWeda intoreSar.

En- vista de que los teEEOnoB cfrsCidoI
haHta IL fsohR, para ls inntAlaci6n do ul q
Plaza de MeFcsdo ep SantuEBe, no EourGR
todag Lar condolences neCosaYiaB 81 obiet0
6 qus hE6 dc deltinar1s. d OonCeio NUM-
eiPaI, en- gsli6n de anoChO, aCoRd6 ID pm
bliCaoi6n del pRessnte anuncia, & fln dc
que dentFo del t6rmino do dies diag, log
dueh9S do teTTono qua auf 10 dOEosn, pre-.
Bantan sUB ofeEtaB ssts Acadia.
DiCho tsRrono hR de encontFagus com.
pFsndid0 entire laR paRadag is y 81 NO
0xcedeTG ds una cuOEda como m6ximO.
Y ss hacs p6bIiCo para general conoci.
miant0. San Juan, Puerto Rico, Julio
"a, do 9O8.--E tel HGgIe. -AIcslde de
San Juan. 3.v.G
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-24

PRACTICE en- 10 dsatilaoi6n do slco'
holes = fabEiCaCi6n de tOdR Class de lieoEeH
sOlisitR coloCaCi6n sD CuaIquisr puntO de
la isla, dRFk EafaEancia8 de HuB tTabsjoS.
EsCEibiF 6 NJ. A. B. p. o. Box 843.
San Juan. 6.V.I
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-24

psnR de mults m6xima de "quientoB do.
liars, On G6FC0I pOF I'm teTmin0 que no
GXC0d0F6 de nsi8 meseg, On ambag panaA"
'SOCCi6n 15.=NiDgunR persona psEtOns'
oieuts al SsTviCio civil do Euerto Rico po.
dF& vRleTBs de ga GUt0TidRd inhU8neia
Official para ejsFcaE coaCci6n nobEG los &C
ton polfttCog de otFa persona corpora.
Ci6n ipaaiF On lR1 GleCCioneJ, 8 On el re-
nultAdo do elias.
"sscci6n 16.-Ningfn funcionario s
smp'eado del 6sEvicio civil do PuGVtO Rico
p0dK6 dgstituiE, agcandeR 8 RObBiaR en-
modo Slgun0 cambiRF Ii GAtegoIfs Of .ial
ls Fetribuoi6n dscualquieF 0tEo tuncio-
mario emPlOado, 6 promoter 8 amonazaP
haCoElo, poF dAr 6 rshuBaR, = poF 1oP ne
g'igants On ConHribuiE con dineFo & otro
objeto de vRlor para finsB pOlfticOD, Gus
laHquiGEa que eHtog seRn."
El t6Tmino del SsTYicio civil ns uHa en-
lR 10y y go apliCA t0do 81 1aTyiCio del GO
biaTnO, sin FslaCi6n aquelloB pusatOB que
0tsn 8 no elasifoadaz, poE 10 tRnto, cuRl'
quierR persona que B0liGita Quota polftiOs
de nm empleado municipal no Clasifeado,
Oh tan culpable de iDfgaCai6n de Ii ley".
como ls persona que Ii g6licits de an ern'.
pIeado Clagifcado Gn uno De loR depaFts.
mentou On San Juan. Cad5 fuucionario
emp 0sdo tiana 81 deEeChods votRF como
msjoF Ie pIazca; "psPo ID Icy la pEohiba q
tFataB de infuir on laB el0CCionag 6 Onal
EasUltRdo ds allaR
La Oomisi6n haE6 una minuCioSs Ia.
vsstigaci6n CON EsspeCt0 Cualquior infoF-
me que EsCiba, que tieRda & dGmogfrsF qua
90 he Cometi1o una inffROm6n de Ii leY,
aiuo obtianou pRuabas 8ufCionta1, los efS1.
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EI g0haIRadaE De vlate.
SalisT0R hoy para Ponce los seI0Ies
Post Noble J isfs lntz.
AslsiIHdA { las slTfNls ] rtgTsSlItRsl ttmIn.
no Dor Ia n0ths

A medic dis ds hoy han salido para
Ponco. 81 gobeEnadoE PoEt, au gsCFetaEio
particular senior Noble yjef0 dc h poll.
Cls inBuIaR aeiioE LutS.
1nvita6o b gobePnadog & Iau & .Etan que
be OalobEan ca. .aquellR ciudad log dias 25
, 26 dc Ios coREiantes, ns 10 pr0pprs ali
Uns Eecspci6n az como sus compa afsEoB
da sxCuYBi6p.
Los EefeEidcs vieiaros RegRasaFGn eEsR
Ciudad 81 domingo pOr Il ncChe 8 81 lanes
poE ID ms mans. Van "a 81 autOm6Vil dc
la Mansion EjscutiYa , llsgaTGn Ponce
eatR taTds, a..
Busn YiAis les de8aamos.
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AVIsO.-D. MaEOslino MiPabal (san
JoAe 2 bzjoB) compEa por 81 vaIor nomi'
nal laB aOCiones de Il cana de FEsnCisco
Alamo uituada ca u CRlla CeFFs d0 San.
turco, de8da hoy hRuta 81 dia 10 de Ages.
to pr6ximo dc 8 { IL q. m. y de2 64R N.
3 v. alt.
CABALLOs a PEsEBRE SIS Cui.
dan Cabsiloa & pszabEs 8 sin 81, en- Ia I'm.
d da Hate Roy, psEada 50. ElmsBo y bAs
FatuRa. Informa Fernando j. Goigal "a
IL misma RnCa. 10. v. RIk
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v, MERINO &~Co.
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Telefono 492.

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sores aaF6n pFoCosRdoa con obieto de impo'
naEles ID pana mRRcada per "a misma.-
(fPmsdo) IL O Coles, pFslidents.
ExpadiaO Julio Is, 1908 PoR orden de
ls Onmini6n.n
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que Sc encuentra
al Sur de la Republica, Sc apresuFasen las
&eh0rttas de Ia alta socletad remitir
cada cual Su correspondence testimOnio
Gl autor del maraViIloso dentifrico.
s., No habFiamos reparado en- esa Circuns-
tancla 81 todaYia no nos encOntr&semOs
con Otra carta de Burlat, pero esta Vez es
de un cRballero : (G Seguira la inauencia
del ejemplo?)
Burtat (HSfGMlt). - Muy Sr. mio:
LIE agFadezco ViVamente ell cofrecillo
muestra que ha tenido v. la bondad de
enViaFme. El DentOl es Yerdaderamente
ell dentifr1co nlas prodigiosO que yo he
COnOcidO, pero es ell case que he con-
.ClIffdo va con Ia muestra ' no puedo
prescindir de 81. - Firmado Claudio
GRANDCROIx. D
Ell DentOl es, en- efectO, Y asi nos expli-
Cam0s los testimonies precedentes, un
dentifFiCO sobeTanamente antiseptico
dOtadO de un perfume agradabilisimO.
Esta triple creaCi0n, pues sabido es
que exfste Aqua, Pasta y PolvO Dentol,
0sta rigOFosamente preparada con ARE
glO a los trabaios iltfmos de Pasteur;
destrUye t0dOs los malOs microbes de
Ia boCa, y del mismO modo impide- o
cuFa con ceFteZa la carries de los dientes,
Las tnhamaciOneS de las encias las en-
ASF1ouau6S Qe Ia gaEganLa, con la clF=
eunstancia, ademas, de que los pocos
dias de hacer uso del Dentol Sc We oue
los dientes adquieren una bIancura bril-
lante 81 sarro o taFtaro desapaFece,
qQedando en- la boca una sensaci0n de
1FescuFa deliciosa DeFsistente. --
Aplicado purO, pOr medic de una bO-
lita de alg0don en- rama, ell DentOI calma
instantSneament los dolores de mUeIas.
pOF yiolentos que sean. sin mas que colo.
Car d1cha bolita sobre el diente mueIa
enlermos. &
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biese desde ell
NOrte de Fran
cia ell siguiente
mensaje:
Chateau de
Vildor (Pas-de-
Calais. Estoy
sumamente salts
fecha del denti-
frico ! conocidO
con ell nombre
de DentOl, y no
puedo va emplear
ningin otro .,
para que desde
Burlat (H6rault),