davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-30
.EL IMP ERIC De IA PE
IiCuIa en- ArGGibO.
Fl avaHGe De Ia maquina 70 otOgIatica.
El aapliil JlllDtl saltr,o nltIIn0nle
( De ,.asstro eOrrssponsal.) }.

-Julio 90. Ell sgnffioo cipemRt6gRa'
fo de los seforeB Espino PoFtels, gus con
tanto exito di6 function en 81 teatF0 d do.
mingo. daRG de nusVo otTa eXhikici6n el
pT6ximo domingo con VaEiadas Pafculas.
AL teatT0 pueP.
-Egta noCha y0lveFam0B de nuoyo To-
nsr alumbFado p6bliCo poE hRber qnedado
ya montado d dinaEo provisional.
-Dsapu6s do IATgS y penosa enfsrma.
dad ha fAllecido 81 spFeciado j6Ven Fran
cisco Casio, toRCsdor que fu6I de la fAbEica
de tabaCoH The West OigaFs Indies Comp.
r. I. P. - n
Ell domingo hubo dos sgpl6ndidoR
meeting unioniataB en- loB bREFi0B del BRja-
daTo y Santana: la ConcuEFencia numeEoa1-
alma y ol entuRiRrmo indeBCTiptible. Ha-
bIsPon Loo enthusiasts CbFsEog EUgenio
Cruz, Ramon ssFFano, ] PagOlS y 81 di.
rector de 'El Duendg," don Jose Adorno,
qui6u ceEI6 los sctOa con fraseB patEiotiCas
, vivas 6 lie Union. H..
-EI peri6dico local 30 queja del NAL eg-
tRdo ca que ge eBcusnira 81 can2in0 que,
do ID oataci6n del farEoCaEril Oonducs Ia
CaEEetera.
Don Pedro Urdas y f.milia, , don
Gregorio Rivera, de Ost6 Ciudad, han em
baEeado para Cuba en- 81 vOpoE Julia.
BUsn viaje.
-Existsn hoy tres gsleEfsG fOtogr6foaD
en- Areoibo: ls RCraditadR de don Joa6 o.
nz, la de lR Btfio1R EloiHa de J. Abrams,
en- la calls del Rosario = OtEa On los bsjon
del Hotel Puerto Rico. TodRB hsCon poatR'
loI, botonss, ping pom q.
Don Juan Ones, hs Hido nombrado
eBCEibiOnte dc lR ColeCtuFia de UtuRdo.
-Ha oontRsido matrimonio en- Aguadi'
LA el CapitGn do la pOlicfa 9. II II TalladP,
con una distiDguida o. II oEits de aquslIs Bo'
Ciedad, Les dsaeamoB todo g6nsRo De d.
ChRg yIeterna luna de mial.
> La pT6xims saman8 aCtuaTG ca Hat
llo, Oamuy = QusbradillaB, eOtR CoEta mu'
nicinoI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-30
Sentimientos geneEnsOs dc una dis
tiBgujda DANA en- BaTHanquitaS.
So trata Dc alIOgW foAdos para mDlor0s % o.
hospital dol pueblo.
(Ds nWestTO COTFe9pOn0Gl).

Julio 29.-OtEa noble expoBici6n de 10
viEtud acri1oladS y BSntimi0ntoB gansrOgOa
que dislirgu & 10 FsBpetRblS DANA pueF'
torFiquefiR aefi9Ea Marin de Mufio8 Rive
70, eB Ia ideR flantF6picR de llevBF GfsC'
TO en- eEte pueblo una velads litsTRFi8 CON
obieto de Rllegar fondeB psFR mej0HaB an
81 hospital. La plausible idea hR GnCon'
tFsdo eco en- nueBtTo eIameuto Intellectual
CPOsmoB por 81 g. tuBiaBmo de hoy que
10 pF6ximR featR saEG an motive mss para
loB mercedes 0logiok que aiempEe pc han
tributado nueatFa cuIta juventud. Els'
m0ntog extFR nos, de IN m6Rit0 indiaOuible,
tambi6n tomREdn parts en- enc egrRdable
toFnso de ls intsligencia.
Va han empeSsd0 los enHsyOB , On cada
uao do loB Representatives., 30 notR 81 mas
fs4vIenta dsBe0 en- favor del busn 6xitO On
ell pRpal que le hs BidO encomsndado.
BaSta hoy, que gepamOB, fOEmaF6n 81 CuO'
dFo eBc6nic0 los gtfioEeR y gefi 9Eitau 81
guisnten: SsnoEeh: Miguel RadEiguss
Lopez, Jon6 Dolores BuEgOB, ADgsl Cor
t6g, Ramon Acevedo. 81 6tfioFitaB: MeTGe'
deR NegF6n Nun 2, Carmen VillREoDga,
BsanIiR Vazqueg. 81 inteligente peTRonsl
expregado eB una gsFantfR para loB amigos
do los pueb:og limftFefsg que quieFan hon.
rarneB con 60 pFB: nCis en- enc die.
Les i6venel de rsfsFencis 0Htsnt8n Oada
cual 90 tftulo Professional que LOS llsv6 con
vsntois formar pRgts de 10 intslsCtusi
dad pQsItoFFiqutfi'. Las sen 9TitsB tienen
loB tftuIos mas heFm0goB que 90 pueden
CoDfsriF lR mpjsF: HeTmoguTa, viTtud
6 intsligancia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-30
IntOrOsa 4 los PrOfssar0s Do RdsIea.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Tisn
COngtanto existonCia do los Siguisntos inH
tPumsntoG: FlautinsB, FlRutaI, TeECoPolaE.
Obosa, Rsquintog, Clsrinstss, Fagotes,
Violine1, ViolonCeIlog, COntrabajoB, Man.
dolinan, Bsndurria1, GuitaRrsI, OoEnstines.
Onovone8, TromboneG, Barftonog, Bomba1,
dinos, HsIiOOnsg, (bejoB) Tri6ngulOr, PlR'
tilloE, RsdoblantsE , BOmbOI, M6todoB
do soIfsO , para t0ds ClaSs do instEumsn'
t0B. Accessories y mdaiOs On general
San Juan, P. 3. ApRrtAdO ndm. 216.-
OaIln do AIIRn 21 y Sol MIN. Al mu
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Mariana EncaGnaCi6H.

TraG E6pidR srfsrmsdad ha entregado
81 alma 81 Crehdor en- la noche de Gyer,
el Gefior Mariana EnCArnRci6n, de TrujiIlo
alto, dejandoen dsaConBuelo ana amants
espoB8 varies hfjoB.
Fue an busn compAtriot8 one Iuch6
giempTs pOr lR cRuBR de ID IibsTtad del to.
FEpia. Pas & Gus TeatoT y ro8ignRCi6n
gu atribuladR fsmiIia.
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HASTA los DIENTES

Fl Brasil vs & poueer en- krsvs una De
lAs mejoEss auCuGdras del munde; Chile
est6 estudiaudo ls maneTs De no qusdaTns
atr6P; In Rsp6b'ica Argentina hR votado
-un cR6dito exEFRoFdinRFin para fomantaF
Bu marina de guerra asf todoB Ias nacio'
nea del mund0, GTm& 9dore hastR los diem
tee, psEo 10 que q a VeFdad, gsgda 30 dice,
van { aEruinRE1e de VorRs, con lOn fabri-
canteB Dc taias para traits, pusI solo ali
CEeen p00oE Competir con Ios oua vsnde
"La PREmaHanR" da J. PisTag Comp.
AIIan 80.
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N0ta de dueIo.

A las TO- SO suo,hs. faleci6 en- la casa
do sAlu1 de Ia colonia asps Il Ia de eEts
ciudGdI el diStinguido i1veu Gsbriel Lo'
rouzo, dc Ia casa SuOsBOEeB de OrcasitAD
del alto com Tcio do eats ciulad.
FL entierro Sestf0otuar6 en- ls mAfAna
de hay.
EnViam1 1s nua uaStFS mas aontida exors'
sion de p6SGme los dsudoB prsaonteu y &
RuSsntsB On Espahs, en- donds tenfs eli f.
nRdo Ia mayor paTt0 do SuV famiiiaVes.
DioG hayA en- 50 Beno el alma del que
Cumpli6 gu IoHnada On 10 Vida.
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De TEATR0.

Esta nochs gran fauCi6n prsCiOB pO'
pulRFeB.
PalCog con 6 sntEsdaE, 1925; lunstO,
$3.50 y gallineFO $015. -
So pondr6n en- e8csna les pFsCiOasg saE'
zu0laa ola VeFbsna de Ia Psloms," ''OhA'
tesu MaPpeaux"Y y HLR Gatita Blanca"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-30
De Viaje a New York.

Con objeto de pR8ar una tsmporada de
dos msBss en- IOg Egtades Unidos emb2rc6
aver con direction 8 Nusva4 York, OI como
Cido ioven de eBta fCiudad, Federico Po'
EFsta, smpleado en- una do las empFegsu
mRIftimRB que hscen lR lfnsa de EGtadoB
UnidOs , Puerto Rico. Que to ga sl me-
ioR Viaie,>
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-30
G6RaVa aa FH0Ii0 RIe0.

V6anss loa alsgRntas baHtoneB genoveBsa
con ampuhaduFa 40 plats, IN BuEtido On
On paFRguas gsnovsses es la meiaE s0da
del mundo. Aqua do quina de Mingoni,
paER avitar In caida del paIo. Sc vendsn
en- RL POPULAR 40 Am6Eioo saIah
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-30
Fiestss en- honor de la MOnserrate

E Eoblado del Gandu', s s.nturce, cole
bFSra unAI Fl stas en- los diss IT, II 13
del PHtximo Ag 'lto, en- honor Nuestra
benoEa de MonusrFate y para dichon aCtou
aAiStiTGn los vsciuos de Santurce, San
joan y usblou limftrofsu.
Que 90 diVisTtRn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-30

LA CASA DE PREsTAMOs de- Jose
Bss6n astableCfds an n oor9 nimePo 21.
Allon ST., Ilsvar6 & csbo & dia 81 al co.
EEleuss g. Remata De IaB pEondaB CuyOl e. ]
ZONES no han sld0 EGnoVRdos ri CanCalndon
despaeg da loB s meBel que da il Icy. Ia
casa aigUs gus opeGaCiono,,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-30
PLAZOS.

Camag, fon6gFafcg, saCriloricE, C6moda1,
sBpsjog, Cuadro8, mGquinas para cousE, etc.,
etc, 6 plazos c6modos, q "EI Cielo. =
Gran baFGtillo de ts,sB, oIates, CasimiFes y
dPileQ.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-30
La PRODUCTION UNI
VersaI de azdCar.
PuGItO Rico aPareGB con $4,000 TO-
neladas en- I9O2.O3 J con 255
mile l906.9O7.
La szdenr ID rsnollGhl do 6.7OO,OOO taa0Ia
dt8 G0mO tOtOI Do pTOduGel5R OuTOpOa Ba-
"a 1906 ,907n

De lR ''entadfstioa general dc Is pro-
duCCi6n szucaTsrR de Cuba Cuyo tTabaio
ha hscho Ia sscEetarfa de Hacisnda de ID
Rsp6bIiCa, tomamoB l0B Eiguisnt.g datoB
EefsFenteB & ia production universal de
GzGCaT de cana , de EemolRehn, en- Las
pGgtes del mundo, OompFsndida an los
aiIoH 1902 1903 , 1906.1907 ambou inclu'
Rives.
In los totaIe1 geneFsIsB 90 obSsrva al
siguients aument0 proportional de pEodUo.
ci6n, ex '0ptuando On 19O4-1905 que hay
meFmP.
1902 9O3. 1925, ,455 toneladau (de
24O libE0s).
1908 & 9O4 122O1. .O62 tonsladsu.
1904 & 9O5 11.7O5 536 -
1905 4 9O6 1905 781 -
1905 4 9O7 14498 919 -
Los tst0lsg de production de azdcRr de
TsnsOIaehG 1on Como HiguF; psrG loB re-
fsEidoI sfieB: ,
5.762 735 t,neIadaB: 6.1O2,8 1858 tnIdan
1892 9O7 idem; 224. .461 y 143, 1853
tonsladAB reBpsCtivSm0nte.
Los totaIeB de 0z6c0F de cans: $780, ,720
tons'adRV; 6.O98 1914 y 6.772,629 idsm;,
6 684, 1920 idem y 1856. 756
Ocmo 90 We, B0lamsnts e6tUv0 Caai e1ui'
psrada Ia production de GstIoGr de cana
con lR de TemOIaebO, On 1905 & 9O7.
Puerto Rico sparsC0 produCisndo 10
liguiontt:
1902 4 9O3, $4,000 tOneladaB.
1908 9O4, 10000 toneladaR
1904 & COS. 145,OOO
1905 & 9O6, 213 600
1906 9O7, 255. 900
De clio Eeaulth an aum0nto en- 1905 &
1907 comparable con 1902 & 1903 de ITO
nal tOneJGdas.
Cuba Rument6 en- 1905 & 9O7 reBpsCto
del 1902 & 903, 44O 437 toneIsdaR.
AumentaFon su production en- 1905 &
9O7, con refelenCia Ion otros AfioB, Mar
tiuion, Haiti y santO Domingo. Las de.
mas Rntillal RCuBAn bAja. Barbados que
aCuga 49 1854 tonslRdaB en- 1906 906, fgu'
70 On 1905 9O7 con 10000.
Egta 1oD UnidoB, (az6oAT de cAfiAl do
lsB Bigui0ntes CifraB para Ios retsridoB 5
afioE: tonsIadaD, 329, 226; 234, 800 $50
mil; 342 600 y 243 900. HUbo una bR-
jN en- 19O6.907, En- cRmbio en- a26cAE
de FemolRChR aouBG an pr0gTOEivo aum0n.
to de:
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Los totaIeB pr la8 diltintaR 5 parties do
mundo aCuIan lRI GiguiOntsU CifrAG

a frioa, tonoIadaU, 277,473; 321, 7O6;
232.1O1; 283. 1854 ? 1850 EaBpectiva.
mente paHa CRdR uno do los citados efou.
AsiG, tonoIadan 2 839 596; 5.841, SAT;
1924, IT'S; 2 s61, ,819 , 385. 446 reBpsc,
tivRmente.
En- Europa solo fguER EDpp ia con %
mit tonelads'; % 600 i'd; 1852; 1852
y Is 600 rOspsCtivAmenta.
OGeGeEG, tonslRdAg, 524 1873, 491, 431;
596.789; 61S. 225 y $4,000.
El Hawaii fguFa con 100000 tonGlsdR8
on 81 ttimo 8fi7.
AsWear de remoEacha.
Am5rica: Oanad6, toDel0dau, 696;
6.710; 1904; 11,419y = II 367 EeBpeoti.
vameuts.
Egtddol UnidoH: toneladag, 1874 1872;
214 825; 16.173; 279 393 = 431,796.
Europa 1902 O3 561,257 tonIdg.
1903 5881 333 -
1904 47O8 700 >,
1905 1888 $40 :,
1906 6O7 100000 m
AlsmSniR, AultEia HuDgrfR y Russia
fgurRn con 0I mayor pE0ducto en- 1906 &
1907 supsrando Russia los amos 1902
1903 = 1904 On que 8in contaE las contin'
gsn0iaB de lR guerra del Giguiente afio no
lego 90 production Ia do 1.45O, 600 to-
naladss con que spaEGos en- 1906 9O7.
Alemania produjo 2 100000 tOnslRdGs
en- 1905 9O7.
La India inglsas IupsE6 en- su pro-
duCCi6n de szdCar de CsfiR duTante los
Ftfsridou amos toda 10 America del
NoEto y SaE y laH'AntiIIag. En- 1905 6
1907 produjo 2 223, 400 toneIsdaT contra
zoos. 80 de las Americas , Autillap.
Mas de lR mitRd do la total production
de Rsdsgr de cana en- 1906 & 1907 de las
Am6ricag, CorFeBpondG 10 isis de Cubs.
El Ejipto bEj6 5000 tons!adaH On 1906
1907 rsBpeCto del 4 timo no 27, 500
comparable con 1902 & 9O3.
En- lR America del Sur pFessuta la ma
yOr production en- 1906 OF, 81 Brasil
con 260.0 900 tonslsdaB. Dsspn6g Bigue eI
Psr6 con 100000. V0nezue'a 5000 en-
oada uno dc los 5 rn3T. :
Parts do los GntsrioFss dGtoa han Bido
tomadOl del "YsAEbOC Dep, Agricultural"
de WaHhiUgton.
La tonelada de remolachs de Europa 10
sntiende de 2 2O4 libEas 622 mi 6limaR.
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-EGta taFd0 90 trstar6 ca 81 Conueio
Executive, lR aolicitud de decla1atofis de-
ntlidad P6blica, FeBpscto de una parcolS
d tsrrenoS RituRIR en- Rio. Eisdrap, y per.
teneciento la 'sOCi0dAd pretsctoTa de
nifioV,"
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V, MERINO & Co.
TeIefono 432.
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ca e ramo de
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LEONEs Banis de O da Ate de lna crudO Aguar6s
CiEefa
Drada tOdOg Banco Azul
Cses Tragauz Mosades Lnas spgOs Fenera Heua
Moduras
Papa Eapzary diverIad
Empiar muebleA
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Bn sR impEsnG8 - VGnds Wpol dc
paEii66dsico vioio & S2.OO Io8 IS kilos CWB
qsliNtakl
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PRegI0S be SySGRlPGI0N EN T0DI ia ISLA.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1908-11-27

Applying the current criticism Of
our methods of using our natural re-
sources to steel production. the Iron
Trade Review says:
The work OF the conservation assocIa-
ton should be constructive and not de-
structive. and h would be quite well IL
the work were inaugurated with a frank
recognition OF what Ii a positive fact
that the great mass OF the problems to be
worked out are not problems which are
new to the world. but are problems which
are new TO the United States: that there
them that IL will pay better to bend the
energy to securing the adoption of solu-
tons which have already been adopted
abroad than TO endeavor TO develop new
solutions. In the course OF time we shall
doubtless find problems for which we
must furnish the solution ourselves. but
for some years to come Il will probably
be better for US to follow as rapidly as
possible the examples which have been
set by older countries.
Admitting that our methods Of steel
consumption are wasteful. this paper
says. The use OF better steel and bet
ter forms Of steel should be encour-
aged" Over three tons of crude ma
terial are used to make one ton of
steel rails. The weight Of waste could
be reduced and that of the finished
product increased. but the steel would
be inferior. So it may be saving at
the spigot and losing at the bung'' to
reduce the volume Of waste In the
process Of manufacture and turn out
inferior products
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1908-11-27

a Relic o. tbs French 'sTerror.'s
RecentIy the bathtub IN which Ma
at was surprised and assassinated by
Charlotte Corday at the height Of the
SeIgn OF terror IN France was offered
for sale by a Paris dealer In eurios.
This relic was once bought for a mu-
scum, and there IL could well have
remained, for it is a memento or one
OF the thrilling episodes Of the revo-
Iution-a woman Drawing the power OF
the conspirators and smiling on the
scaffold when giving her life for the
taking Of the life OF the chief ter
rorist.
The mania for owning relics which
mean nothing in particular to the
owners is often unaccountable Some
body paid 800 for a lock Of Napo-
Icons hair. and another body gave
$625 for a smaller lock from the head
Of Lord Nelson. The purchasers in
these cases may have acted from SEN
timent Surely II was sentiment on
the part OF an admirer Of Thackeray
that coaxed S16 from a presumably
slender purse for a lock Of his hair
The part that mere association can
play In the curio business is shown In
the case Of Sterne. the author. whose
wig brought $1,000. although It didn't
contain a hair from his own head and
probably figured originally at SO on
charge account which the wigmaker
never could collect. John Bunyan's
anvil was sold not long ago for 81 300
and will never go begging at that
price. but one would suppose that the
French would pay 100000 for the
chance Of making kindling wood Of
the desk OF Prince Metternich rather
than have It preserved in any museum
Of history This price the French gov
eminent gave for the piece Of furni-
ture which once held the secrets Of
the Austrian diplomat who Overmatch-
ed Napoleon and then tortured his son.
the Prince Of Reichstadt The memen-
to Of the monster Marat's finish and OF
Metternich's triumph should change
places.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1908-11-27
A Real Old New Yorker.

There died recently a nephew of
Washington Irving who bad known
New York by heart for more than
three generations. he was there as a
child and schoolboy and as an octo-
genarian gentleman of leisure and
during ali the years between. In his
boyhoOd Mr. Irving lived near the
present city hall and Manhattan en-
trance to the Brooklyn bridge.
Marvellous changes have taken place
in New York during this one life,
which began when 1t was an over.
grown town and ended In a metropolis
OF 100000 inhabitants. Mr.. Irving
saw plays IN the Park theater. OppO-
site the historic Astor House. and at
tended Columbia college. which was
only q block or so from his home. The
social and intellectual life Of the city
then centered below 1.-The canal" a
locality now identified with Cana
street. Needless to say that this Oc
togenarian beheld New York trans
formed many times and died a stran
ger to his own city.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1908-11-27
Big Armament to the Fore.

Our peace cruise would have been
cheap affair had we sent TO the far
east a bunch OF Anticipated ships 6t
only for the scrap heap. To be pow
erful and yet peaceful conveys a moral
lesson. Perhaps as nations go. how
ever. the practical lesson Of our cruise
takes deepest hold. England has sud
denly dropped her limited armament
programme and will not stop short Of
a navy the equal OF any other two.
England long held that supremacy
which made II seem futile for any ma
ton TO try TO match her I'm ships. Ger
many wanted to do so. but the strain
seemed too great With England still
building, her rival must build twice rs
fast In order 10 catch up even. But
when England slackened her pace in
construction Germany saw her chance.
and at the rate Of progress the past
two years she would soon have more
battleships Of the first class than Eng
land. Some day perhaps in the old
world the best navy can play the role
OF peacemaker. but before that we
shall be likely to see the peace broken
I'm order to decide which Of the navies
afioat Is the best.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1908-11-27

Compilation o. Batting and Fielding
Averages Of Players TIA Object.
An international baseball bureau
has recently been Incorporated at
Pittsburg with a capital stock Of $780,
900. One Of the incorpOrators Is
George L A0reland. who has for
many years been compiling baseball
statistics In Pittsburg.
The object Is to compile the batting
and fielding averages Of players In
practically every baseball league In
the United States and to publish a
book containing these as wen as a
fund OF other information. valuable
alike to player. manager. club owner
and public. II Is believed that the
bureau win be able to serve the base
ball nagnates Of the country well by
providing for them the authentic ng-
ures showing the performances In ev-
cry department OF the game Of promis-
ing youngsters In leagues all over the
United States.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1908-11-27
What Would You DoP

In case Of a burn or scald what would you
do to relieve the pain? Such injuries are IL
able to occur in any family aud everyone
should be prepared for them. Chamberlain
Salve applied on a soft cloth will relieve the
pain almost instantly, and unless the injury is
a very severe one, will cause the parts to heal
without leaving a scar. For sale by Titus
vile Pharmacy
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1908-11-27
A Hairs Breadth Escape

Do you know that every time you have a
cough or cold and let it run on thinking il
will Just cure itself you are inviting pneu-
monia, consumption or some other pulmonary
trouble: Don't risk il. Put your lungs back
in perfect health and stop that cough with
Billiards. HOrehOund Syrup. Price 25c.. SOC.
and 81 Loo per bottle. Sold by Titusville Phar-
macy and Banner Drug Store.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1908-11-27

For some reason Ex-Governor Blacks
idea that the square DEAF is a prin-
ciple and not mere trademark has
met with resentment in spots.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1908-11-27

\ magistrate has decided that no
umbrella is worth over 80 cents"
Most people argue that 80 cents is the
proper figure for borrowed ones. ex-
cept when rain is threatening their
best bib and tucker"
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1908-11-27

The American balloonists who threw
out sand during their 1000 foot plunge
At Berlin had sand all right. but they
were not a Bit particular who stood
under when they chucked the bags
overheard
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1908-11-27

"lmpulSioniSm" is the new name foi
an old fad that has borne much evil
fruit In the shape of 'atfintieS" and
other frpakish rumbes from the safe
and sane path
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1908-11-27
How to Treat a Sprain

Sprains, swellings and lameness are prompt
" relieved by ChambeTlsin's Linimeut This
liniment reduces Inflammation and soreness
so that a sprain may he cured in about one
third the time required by the usual treat
ment. p and 50 cent sizes for sale by Titus
vile Pharmacy.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1908-11-27

Ferdinand the Sudden. self made
''czIr IF Bulgaria" * not one 81 the
opera bouffe type uf petty rulers rath
er an all around man like King Ed
ward Of England
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1908-11-27
They Take the Kinks Out

II have used DIR. Kings New Life Pills for
many years with increasing satisfaction. They
take the kinks ont Of stomach, liver and bow
els. without fuss or friction, says n. II. Brown
OF Pittsfeld, VT Guaranteed satisfactory at
Banner Drug Store. 25c.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1908-11-27

Now and then the newspaper head.
line "Reformiug Wall Street" reminds
US how history repeats itself
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1908-11-27

We may also " thankful that the
brilliant stars and planets now smiling
on us are not looking for votes or
Christmas presents.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1908-11-27

it took Castro just a. long To get
sick" as IL did Holland To fit out -four
warshipS To attend To his case.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1908-11-27

or course the policemen who keep
order along the airship route will be
fiy COPS
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1908-11-27

Better to have dared and bumped
your shIns than not have dared al all
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1908-11-27

The place TO put the blame for that
election jar is on the forecaster.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1908-11-27

Nothing else can do this. When
the stomach is weak it needs help;
you must help it by giving it rest,
and Kodol will do that.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1908-11-27
Our Guarantee

Go to your druggist today, and
purchase a dollar bottle, and II you
can honestly say, that you did not
receive any benefits from 1t, after
using the entire bottle, the drug
gist will refund your money to you
without question or delay.
We will pay the druggist the price
Of the bottle purchased by you.
This offer applies TO the large
bottle only and TO but one In .
family.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1908-11-27

We could not afford 70 make such
an offer, unless We positively knew
what Kodol will do for you.
1t would bankrupt us.
The dollar bottle contains2 % times
as much as the fifty cent bottle.
Kodol is made at the laboratories
of +. {. Dewitt g. Co., Chicago.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1908-11-27

The wrights will have to do a lot OF
and Citing before they can
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1908-11-27

But this food must be digested,
and 1t must be digested thoroughly.
When the stomach can't do 1t,
you must take something that will
help the stomach.
The proper way to do is to eat
what you want, and let Kodol d.
Rest the food.