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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-09-13

Rev. w S. o. Thomas and wife leave
Monday for Virginia Beach. where they
will be the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. S. HOge, jr., for week.
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kllISChurch
OFFICERS ELECTED
FOR COMING YEAR
Regular Monthly Meeting of
Village Improvement So
ciety Held.

The monthly meeting Of the Falls
Church Village Improvement Society
was held at the home Of G. w. Hawk
hurst Monday night. There was an
unusually large attendance. President
Fellows was in the chair with G. w.
HawxhUrst as secretary. Miss Gundry,
treasurer, read her report, which showed
that she had received for the year S195-15
and had expended $942S. leaving S1O0.S7
on hand. The following officers were
elected: W. NJ. Ellisin, president; DR.. J.
3. Gould, vice president; c. W. Hawk
hurst, secretary; Miss Susie Davidson,
assistant secretary, and Miss Matte
Gundry, treasurer.
Rev. D. Il. Riddle entertained the so
ciety with a humorous reading, and re-
freshments were served. The next
meeting VIII be held at the home Of Miss
Gundry on Broad street
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Congers CARPET Cleaning Works
Fer the finest and best cleaning and
laying. 23d and New York ave. NV.
Phone West 427.
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Raymond Scheirer, Of this place.
has gone 70 Charlotte. n. c.. 10 engage
in business
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w T Parrot. after a delightful va
cation spent with friends IN Georgia
and South Carolina. has returned to his
Falls Church home.
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The public schools Of the county
opened on Monday last This weeks
appointments OF teachers were as fol-
lows s Edwin Jones, at Bethesda
Arthur 3. Stevens, at WoOdside; Miss
Grace CLANCY, at Seneca; Miss Mary
Oliphant, at LaytOnsviIIe; Miss NJ a.
Phillips, at Goshen; Miss Ida Day, at
Burnt Mills Miss Eva Bready, at
Oakdale; Miss Roberta Higgins. at
TTavilah. and Nicely Graham, at Rock
Vile high school.
The Montgomery County Teachers
Association has elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: Presi-
ent. Ira G. Whitaker, principal Of
Gaithersburg high school; vice presi-
dent, Miss Beulah Fawcett, principal
Of Colesville school: secretary, Miss
Clara V Mace. Of Sandy Spring hiEh
school.
r. Benjamin Bean has been reap
pointed custodian Of the Rockville
courthouse. Mr.. Bean vacated the
position two months ago, but it seems
that the temple Of justice cannot get
along W thOut his services
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Col. Henry A. Dawson. who has been
visiting relatives and friends here for
the past two weeks. has left for his
Western home
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Miss Ethel Pearson. Of Washington,
and Misses Newton. Crupper. and Mans
field of Alexandria. Va were house
cuests of Misses Annie and Margaret
Seay. on Great Falls street this week.
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The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety, of Washington district OF NJ E
Church South. will meet in Dulin Chap
ell, Falls Church. September 70 TO p.
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Miss May Stroman. Of Lawrence
street, is visiting relatives in Hunter,
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Miss EsteIIe Bouic. who spent a
fortnight here with friends. has re-
turned 70 her home in Chesapeake
City, Nd
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Mrs. Virginia Jones. who has been the
guest of the Rev. and Mrs. Samuel
White for some time. has gone to her
home. near BOyds
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Miss Belle Dykes. OF Ninth street, is
visiting friends in Maryland
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Emmett Mclaughlin, of Pennsylvania,
who has been the recent guest Of Miss
Jennie Mclaughlin, Of Thirteenth street,
has returned home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James F. McHugh and
son, Martin, and daughter, Rowan. of
Thirteenth and Lawrence streets. nave
gone TO West Baden. Ind, where they
will remain two weeks.
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Miss Ellen Johnson, OF Salem. Va, is
visiting Miss Maomie Lynch, of Irving
street.
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FAMILY LIQUOR SIC.

Fine Wines and Liquors FOR family use.
Sole distributor OF Old PurLssIma WHISKY
WIN CAEEON. 1225-1227 TIL ST. -. W.
Telephone North IS
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Mrs Harry X Leesneitzer and daugh-
tiers, Anna and Beatrice, Of 7l2 Monroe
street, are spending a few days at the
home OF Mrs. Kearns, Of Chevy Chase
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Mrs Leona Minis, widow Of Oliver
L. Minis, who lost his life in runaway
accident at AshevilIe, n. c.. a short time
ago. has returned to the homestead near
here, purchased by her husband lust
before his death She has refused an
otter OF $4,000 for the property, for
which her husband paid IS, 600.
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Miss Bessie Towers. Of Ninth street.
accompanied by her aunt. has gone 10
Niagara Falls.
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Mr.. Huse end sons, Emery and Don
aid. of Evart street, returned home last
Thursday from Massachusetts. where
they have been spending the summer
months.
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The Morning Card Club met with Mrs.
John L. Burnett this week. the fun
membership being present. Mrs. Eliza
beth Offutt won first prize, Mrs. Theo-
dore Mason, second.
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Frank White. Of Somerset Heights.
is visiting friends in Rockville
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Mr. and Mrs. Warren r. Choate have
returned from their trip to Atlantic
City.
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Mrs. Leonard l. Nicholson. of this
bus Alexander, Of Georgetown Heights.
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Miss Gertrude Clements, OF Barnes
Vile, and Miss Agnes Fenwick. OF Cap
itOl View, have been spending a few
days with Mrs. John L. Brunett
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COMMERCIAL PRINTING.

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Mrs. H II. Anderson and Miss Virgie
ShOtwen, who have been visiting rela-
tives In Washington, Va, have re-
turned to Falls Church.
Misses Jessamine and Lannie Graves
paid a visit TO their Falls Church
friends this week. They returned to
their Washington city home the first OF
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Hoge. jr., of
Highland Park, near Falls Church are
spending a few weeks at Virginia
Beach.
Mrs Elizabeth c. Hendrick. after an
absence OF several weeks at Mountain
Lake. near Pembroke, Va, returned TO
her Falls Church home this week
The town council. at It's annual meet
ing last week, elected the following Of
ficerS for the ensuing year: T A VIII
liams, mayor; George l. Erwin, ser
V. Shreve, who was elected as a men,
Der Of the council last June. qualified
for term of two years
Rev Thomas Watkins, the boy
preacher. drew together one Of the larg-
est congregations that has gathered at
the Presbyterian Church of Fails
Church for long time to hear ser
and eloquent young minister.
The Phnathea Glass Of young ladies Of
the NJ. +. Church South were delight
fully entertained by Miss Eva Birch
at her home on Broad street Thursday
night.
Miss MabeIla Drummer, OF Falls
Church, left Tuesday for New York
where she will spend a month with
her friends in the Empire State.
Rev. W. S. o. Thomas and wife leave
Monday for Virginia Beach. where they
will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. S. Hoge, jr., for a week
Mrs. Mason Noble. of Washington, is
the guest OF Mrs Fred. Dudley, OF
Falls Church.
Misses Gertrude and Mary KILLER, af-
ter a months absence visiting friends
IN Baltimore. Nd, returned home last
Saturday
Miss Emma Garner. Of Falls Church,
is on an extended visit 10 friends in
Portsmouth, va.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Merrifeld. after
an extended trip to Maine, are expected
TO reach their handsome Falls Church
panied by Everett Merriheld and his
bride.
Misses Mamie seay and Ethel Priest
returned Friday after a pleasant visit
TO friends in Iuray, Va.
w T. Parrot. after a delightful va
cation spent with friends In Georgia
and South Carolina, has returned to his
Falls Church home.
Miss Ethel Pearson. of Washington.
and Misses Newton. Crupper. and Mans
field, Of Alexandria. Va. were house
guests of Misses Annie and Margaret
Seay, on Great Falls street. this week.
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Mr.. and Mrs William r Humphrey
have gone TO Detroit Mich, for an
extended visit TO friends and relatives
there
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William Davidson. Albert Ward. and
Kenneth Hughes left recently for a
trip 10 Buffalo, Niagara Fails. Detroit
and New York.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-22
Numero 1913

Marta, 10 mand6 poner en- TN
magnifco cuadfo que coloc6 en-
la sala, al lado del retrato de su
padre.
Aquel hogar era el temple de
la dicha, pues reinaba la tran
quilidad Y clfraban sus goces
en- practicar Ell bien a cada mo
mento.
Todas las manaDas Dian mi
sa Y por la tarde visitaban la
sepultura del viejo armador, de
regreso a casa comian V reci-
bian alguna que otra vista de
conhanza, pasando de este mo.
do la velada, hasta que sc retira-
ban i descansar, no sin antes
dirigir una mirada de carino y
agradecimiento al panuelo bor-
dadO
AngH Psche
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-22
San Juan, Puerto-Rico Sabado % de Agosto de 1908

10 mismo con los viejos solares
del Temple Y de la historical
prision dc San Lazaro.
Oyendo las justas quejas de
Mr.. Siegfried, quien Sc lamenta
de que los jardines publ1cos de
Paris solo ocupen una exten :
sion de doscientas sesenta y
cinco hectareas, una sonrisa
fra, de humiliation Y de dolor,
asoma a nuestros labios. Por
que, comparauos con Paris. con
ese Paris al que va aventajan
en- hermosura Y Salubridad otras
ciudades, Ique tenemos nosotros?
Fuera del Retro V de los cam
pos tristes de la Moncloa Y de
Ia Plaza de Orlente, polvorienta
V mezquina, I d0nde pueden
orearse los pulmones madrile
nos durante las noches abraza-
d0ras de Julio Y Agosto3 yQuien
Sc cuida dc higienizar esta ciu
dad de callucas sarmentosas Y
de cuartos interiors; infectos?
lD6nde sc hallan esas plazas ar
boladas V esos iardines bien
reqados Y Horid0s. donde Ia
ninez pueda Qozar del oxigeno
que colorea Y depura In sanrre.
' de la luz sagrada que cm5e
nece los oios2. 49,.
No. aoui no kav NADIA: nj case
ras que Sc cuiden de cumpIjr
honradamente las ordenanzas
municipalcs. nj autoridades que
VIZ tieu pol & oiGhSsedt d9l e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-22
CuENTOS P2OPIOS


Marta Sc acerc0, VIC su obra,
la recon0ci0 Y miranda con an
sia marcada al poseedor de ella.
dijo.-"ese fue el mismo que yo
hice'.
Entonces 81, saco dc la bolsita
el paTuelo borbado con el nom
bre dc Jorge, preguntandole:- :
~ este Otr0, 10 conoceis?
Marta entonces. absorta, 10
miro mas fijamente Y abriendo
los brazos en- ell paroxismo de la
algeria, exclamo Il Jorge de mi
vidaI
Marta de mi alma, pudo
contestarle solamente, compen-
sando la pena de catorce amos
aquel expontaneo abrazo de TN
minute que slntetizaba IN her
poema.
Accediendo gustoso d los ma
turales. deseos de su prometida,
Jorge lie conto brevemente su
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-22
Miranda al Boulevard
Paris sc a1Oga

FL diputado Mr.. Julio Sieg-
frled ha pedido al Departamen-
10. "en nombre de la hygiene Y
de la belleza de Paris" que eI
Estado ceda gratuitamente las
0choCientas n0venta Y Cuatr0
hectareas que ocupan actual
mente las fortihcaciOnes que
n0dean a a Ciudad-SOl, comprO-
metiend0se en- cambio ell Ayun.
tamiento Cegar los tOs0s V a
4razar un sOberbio boulevard
de sesenta metros de anch0
lnterrumpidO en- Cuando en-
cuando por lindos jardines que
habran de tener aprOXimada
mente, un perimetro de ounce
hectareas.
Mr.. Siegfried Sc opone a que
81 Ayuntamlento paQue al Es-
tado los setenta V cuatro milo
nes de frances que este pretende
percibir poT dicha cesl0n Su
alma republican, protesta in
dignada En- I777-dice-Luis
XVI regal0 a Paris la plaza dc
Ia Estrella; en- 1898, Carlos X
entreg6 los Campos Eliseos ha
dadOs Y Ia magnifica plaza de la
ConcOrdia; en- 1852 y en- 1860,
Napoleon I'll cedi0 gratulta
mente para recreo del pueblo
de Paris. los encantOs rumoro-
SOS de Boulogne Y Vincennes
sC6mol. 5Habria de ser ahora
Ia Rep1blica menos generosa
que la Monarquia2
Es precise mejOrar las c0ndl-
clones higi6nicas de Paris Y
.aumentar su belleza; de otro
modo perderia la attraction y
hegemonia. Londres gasta. en-
aTreglaT sus parques, sels Milo
mes anuales; Viena esta reall-
zando IN plan de hermosea-
niento Y de aereac10n que no
costara menos de cincuenta
millOnes; Y 10 mismO ha emplea-
10 Boston en- POGO mas de clnco
anos. Entire tanto Paris. que
solo tiene cuarenta Y sels jardi-
mes p6blicos, no hace NADIA.
A Mr. Siegfried no ie basta
que Paris goce de esos enormes
~pulmones" que Sc llaman Vim
cennes, BouIogne. Saint-Cl0ud
Y FontainebIeau; nj tampoco le
satisfacen los rinconcitos YER
deantes del Luxemburgo, nj del
parque Monceau, nj del Jardin
de Plantas, III del Trocadero, III
de la muerte, nj de las celebres
Buttes de Chaumont, nj los mu-
schisimos squares" diseminados
en- el laberintO de las GALES
especies de "poros" gigantes
Dor donde la ciudad respira el
oxigeno de un cielo azul Mr..
Siegfried quiere mas aire Y mas
luz para los hab1tantes de Paris.
ronstantemen te amenazados por
la tuberculosis y la anemia, y
Sc duele de que hayan vendido
Ia mitad del vasto campo de
Marte, y de que ell Ayunta :
nniento codicioso medite hacer
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-22
PPo.un5Ilad q que DIelen
.ogar los buDOg


"a que protundIdad puede sumer-
girse un buzo proVlsto lie IA cores
pondlente es2atanlra, Esta question
es muy imPortante, Porque de su So
luclon dependen 8 las tentativas para
poner de nuevo 4 flote los barcos su-
mer8idos o su abandono.
FL almirantazgo ingl6s, 7caba de
eonsegnir uu Progreso considerable
en- e arte del buz2-
Hasta ahora Sc crela cue la mayor
PFot1ndidAd que Sc podla eXigir Ia
energla fis'ca aei hom0re era de So
a So metros
hstudios Y experiences metodl-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-22
ANO TO.
4 los SIIScrIltorvS ' Asson.o2

Para ia buena mareha de eSta Admins
sTaci6n, no admitimos ATLAS de suscripto-
res 4 este diaTiO slno desde el fe de cada
mes Las BAJAS Sc avisaran los dias 80
81; Gdvierti6ndose que las que sc dieren con
posbeTieridad no Sc tomaran eR cuenta nj
saIslran efocto en- la Contabilidad hasta ei
aia dItimo de, mes siguiente al en- que Sc
sosiciten.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-22

ser refractaria al fuego Y veil
las vegetables, D sean unos pail
tos muy delgados que banaba-
mos en- Ia grasa y los ecabamos
al sol para usarlos"
| Greene, Marta mia, que en-
estos casos sc vuelve uno, no
digo sabio sin6 hasta adivino'
Y con esta vida dia tras dia,
mes tras mes v ano tras ano,
hemos spfrido resignadamente
ii amos. hasta que la fortuna hi
70 que IN buque explorador que
Iregresaba d Inglaterra. viese la
bandera blanca que jamaS fal-
taba sobre Ia roca Y para 10
cual sirvieron las sabanas. en-
viando IN bote saliva vidas que
con gran sorpresa Y algeria nos
|recogi6. al par que la pesa
Ida GAIA que va contenia una
respectable cantidad de oro.
Hicimos al captain Ia nara
cion de nuestra vida en- aquel
islote que 20 baut1ze con ell
nombre dc "Tierra de ORC, Y
tomo en- su cartera nota minu-
|ciosa Y apuntes de nuestr0
'relat0, tratandonos admirable
mente Y proporcionandonos ro-
pa,
4 nuestra llegada i Loudres
.y despues de dar las mas ex~
presivas gracias al captain Y 4
toda Ia ohcialidad por Ia acci0n
IcarItatlva que acababan dc We
rihcar con nosotros, 10 hlcimos
publlc0 inmediatamente en- la
prensa Y fuimos vlsitar 4 nues.
tro consul, u que Sc nos ofreci0
para cuant0s asuntos necesita
ramos de ST. cargo Official Y 10
mismo en el terreno particular"
Nos recomend6 para la ven
ia del orc. expllcando su pro
Icedencia. Il las ohcinas genera I
les de la Fabnca nacional de
moneda. cuyo Director, despues
| de rec0nocerlo y presarlo escru-
pulosamente. nos dl0 una 0rden
| de pago contra el Ministerio de
f1aclen3a' Por Vaior oe seis mlI
,loTas esteriinas que repartmos
Nooerto y 70.
"Este decide quedarse EN- la
capitai 0Iltanlca y yo ancio5o
PoI 9aoeI oe =, luG a. conSoiaoo
q aaI las 8Fac'a9 al repres,entah-
'e o9 nue9'ia naclon y a. mis-
mo tlGHlPo d SoiicltaF mi PaSa
porte
In 81 primer Vapor que sall0
dc aquel puerto con rumbo aca.
emDarqu9. llegando aver Y aqui
me tleneS hoy para preguntarte:
x Me quleres todavia, Marta
! -('nc quieres todavia, Marta :
Con toda mn alma, Jorge
mlo,--le conteSto ella envolV1en-
dole en- una mlrada, todo amor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-22

La n0Cnc terrible del naufTa-
gio, tras una lucha titanica con
las embravecidas olas, pudimos
ganar una roca el contramaestre
Roberto Y 20. 1nicos supervi-
vientes del horroso siniestro Y
hacieEdo esfuerZos inauditos y
peliQrando nuestra vida 4 cada
momento, llegamos d salvar
aquellos escollos 4 manera dc
acantllados Y pisar TERRA firme'
Al m'smo tempo. pudimos
IreCoger una GAIA grande. de ma
dera. que SC incrusto entire los
penascos Y con mucho trabajo
logramos salvarla
"Pasamos la noche como de
bes suponer, entumecido el
cuerpo. por lecho de duro suelo
Y por cabecera nuestra ropa mo-
lada. hasta que los rayos arden
tes del sol 4 la siguiente mana
ma. nos despertaron { inmedia-
tameute PROCEEDINGS 4 explotar
el terreno'.
Era IN islote. como lie he
dicho. compIetamente dcshabi-
tado, lo que nos extrano. por
que no deiaba dc ser belIo. con
muchos arboles frutales. aves
diferentes V multitud dc cone
jos Y cerdos monteSes, sienl0
10 mas raro del caso, que duran
te los catorce amos que 10 hemos
IN uitado. no vimos una sola
tiera, ST bien - verdad que pro
.curam0s no lnternarnos mucho
TERRA adentT0
"Lo prlmero que hicimos fuc
abrIr Ia GAIA con el anxilio de
unos troncos tan duros como
delgados: era eI equipaie del
desgraciado mavordomo Y con
tenia. Seis sabanas. dos botas
atlas dc gonna, dos trales nue.
vos Dc i bordo Y cinco usados,
un0 dc vestir. varias camisas Y
ropa interior. algnnas cajetlllas
de ciQarros, paquetes de taba-
COS. IN gran eslabon dc acero
con sus pederdernales V bastau-
IL yesca ID que nos fue dc su
ma utilldad cuatro grandes Gu
chillos lie cocina. dos mas ne
quenos Y alRunos cubiertos
Con gruesos troncos arma
mos nuestra gran ticnda de
campana como i unos doscien
tos metros del llmlte del islote
Y muy cerca de aQuel improvi-
>aIo paIaclo, que cubrlmos con
en0rmes Y cCnsistentes hoias de
| plautas para Doaotr0s desc1n0cl-
das. cruzaba IN arroyo de fresca
| Y crlstallna aqua, en- cuyo lecho
brlllaban pequenas particulas
d0radas, era orc pur0 que Co
menzam0s i extraer, aunque en-
cantidad inhma + fbamos alma
cenando en- IA GAIA de MADEIRA
1nico mueble de aquella vi
vienda
Los tres o cuatros primeros
dfas nos alimentamos con frutas
muy sabrosas. hasta que pro-
vistos de flechas que hicimos
de delgadas ramas. nos dedica-
mos a la caza de aves. conejos
ly cerdos, que aunque por 10
general muy pequenos. tenian
bastante manteca que aprove-
chabamos venta)osamente'.
Tropezamos los primeros
d1as con el Inconvenience de la
falta de sal para sazonar los
asados. pero la casualidad nos
deparo IN fruto parecido al IL
mon, aunque de acido mas fuer-
te, con el sustituimos aQuella
de Ia cortezaduTisima de una
espeCie de coco seco, fabricamos
unas cuantas tazas para beber
Iel aqua Y dos grandes lampari
las que alimentabamos con
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1908-02-06
IT'S ALWAYS BAD
The Best of Backs Are Bad When
They Ache, and Lehi People
Know II.

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New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name oan's- and
take no other
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Amoskeag staple ginghams at
71ac during sale at Peoples Coop.

WANTED-Would like TO hear
atonce from owner having medium
size farm or small business for sale
IN any good prosperous locality.
Please give price aud description
and reason for selling. State
when possession can be had. Will
positively deal with owner only.
no agents need reply. Address
Lock Drawer 0S1, Rochester, n. Y.
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STATE or ONO, CRY or TOLEDO I ..
Lucas COUNTY,
Frank Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner Of the firm Of f. j..
Cheney ~ Co, doing business in the
City Of Toledo County and State alore-
said, aud that said firm will pay the
sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each aud every case Of CatsTh that
cannot be cured 10y the use Of Halls
Catarrh Cure FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
ia my presence, this 9Th day Of Decem-
ber, a. ID. 1856 A.. W. Gleason
SEAL. Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
naily, and acts directly on the blood
aud mucous surfaces Of the system.
Send for testimonials free.
FJCHENEY n CO., Toledo, O.,
Sold by all druggists, Toe.
Take Halps Family Pills for const-
patton.