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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-04
Coronation de IN Posta

Ell inspirado poeta y distinguido es-
critor don Teodoro Llorenl, ha sido
coronado en- Valencia.
Ell homemade tributado al ilustre au-
tor de LA Barra" y "Leyendas de
Oro," ha revestido un caracter de so
lemnidad verdaderamente extraordi-
maria.
Asistieron numerosas representation
mes de provincias, personalidades emf
nentes en- las ciencias y en- las artes,
literatos, publicistas, academicos hon.
bres politicos de todos los partidos.
Fueronle ofrecidas gran nlmero de
coronas, con dedicatorias muy EXPIRE
sivas al poeta 11istoriador valenciano.
La multitud, al presentarse ell festeia-
do, aclamo a este freneticamente.
Al termino de la fiesta, un inciden-
te imprevisto turbo Ell regocijo gene
raj.
Una de las galerfas del local en- que
sc efectuaba la coronaci6n, Sc fundi6
estre pitosamente, resultando varios he
ri dos y numerosoS contusoS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-04

No habiendo OtrO asunto de que ira
tar, Sc da por terminada la session, fir
mando todos los cOncurrentes.
Ramon Falcon, Presidente; Reinaldo
Paniagua, Tesorero; S. DOnes, Secreta-
rio; Modesto Escudero, See. auxiliar !;
Pedro G. Goico, vocal; Mariana Acos-
"A. vocal; Tomas Acosta, Vocal; Jose
Hernandez Charvonicr, vocal; Pedro
lie Castro, vocal Jaime Vilaseca, vocal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-04
Y I

por La gracia y arrepentidos de sls cul-
paS,y hablaleS trasmitidosu eterna fecun
didad en- todos los ramos del saber. Ia
justicia y cl sacrificio.
Los hombres dentro del Cristianismo
son una cosa accidental, en- ell orden de
Ia grandeza y la vida fecunda Lo prirl-
cipal y la raz6n de su existencia y sus
victorias, en- medic del odio de todos los
Paganislnos y de todas las inconcebibles
infidelidades, es ell origen sobrenatural
y el impulse del cielo.
POr esa raz6n, al aparecer ell Cristia-
nismo proclamado en- la olvidada Judea
por ell Redentor del Mundo, y sellado con
su preciOsa sangre en- ell afrentoso supli-
clio del Calvario, tenia que caer desecho
para siempre el Paganismo, para .jamas
levantarse.
Y aun cuando Juliano, llamado ell
ap6stata por autonOmasia, perteneciente
4 los rebeldes hbrepensadores de aquella
epoca, con mas airosos arrestos que los
actuales librepensadores que yo conozco,
pretendi6 restaurar ell Paganismo caido,
sdbre la base de las ruinas de los temples
cristianos, vi6se obligado en- el tremendo
trance de SUI dramatica muerte, a pre-
gonar, Ia divinidad del Cristianismo,
cuando al expirar lanz6 aquella blasfe-
ma imprecacion diab6lica, con indigna-
ci6n impotente, de "venciste galileo!"
Y siempre vencera ell Crstianismo,
porque Cristo, venci6, vence y vencera
a todos los pigmeos de la humana inep-
cia, aunque Sc congreguen en aparentes
fuerzas numerosas, y sc confabulen con
todos los engaiios todas las traiciones
imaginables.
Por ESQ siempre vencera ell Cristia-
nismO.
Porque es divino, porque es eterno.
Hay incontrastables pruebas antrim
secas q ertrinsecas de Ia divinidad del
Cristianismo: Los milagros que acompa-
iiaron SUI prodigiosa institution y las
profecias que lie precedieron, son prue-
has e1ternas La maravil1osa ammonia
de los libros sagrados y los fen6menos de
cOnOcimient0 sObrenatural que presen-
tan: ell caracter del sistema moral que
enseiian: ell caracter del Fundador de ia
religion: el poder espiritual de la fe en-
los individuos Y su evidente Influenza
en- los pueblos: la historic de sus inme-
diatos triunfos: la fundamental unidad
de su doctrina, q pesar de los diversos
y opuestos criteriOs: la permanentibili-
dad de SUI autoridad, aun entire quienes
la rechazan, y hasta el odio collective
de los malos, son pruebas imtermas de
la divinidad y perdurabilidad del Girls
tIanismo
va sc que los espiritus fuertes del ma
terialismo, encastillados en- su presopo-
peya de magma grandeza, no aceptaran
estas razones ,estos principios,pero la ne
gaci6n sistematica NADIA significa,y los
hombres de raz6n deben estudiar los fun
dammtos en- q.las afirmaciones contrarias
sc apoyan, para pOder establecer ell equi-
librio no del capricho, sino, de la raz6n
v por ella ir la verdad.
Veremos en- que cientificas razones SO
apgyan las enunreradas pruebas que dan
ell coneepto de Ia divinidad del Cristia-
nismO.
ELPIDIO DE MIER.
San Juan, p. r. 1909.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-04
10 que dice e| gobIeIno
MEMORANDUM IMPORTANTE
Ell ASUNTO DE LOS CABLES
Memoro'utum relctivo q Ia concession del
cable telegrdfco submarine de que es
dueHa la West India and Panama Te-
legruph Co.

La concession fue hecha por Real De-
creto de la Reina de Espana de 6 de
Agosto de 1868, y con selection las dis
posicones de otro Real Decreto de % de
Mayo Gle 1868, y al pliego de condicio-
nes aprobado EN- la misna fecha.
Sc hizo la concession para construir Y
explotar ciertas lineas de cable telegra-
fico submarine entire las islas de Cuba
y Puerto Rico, y entire la isla de Cuba
y Mejico, Panama las costas del Con-
tinente Sud Americana.
Ell concesionario adquiri6 por virtud
de dicha concession ell derecho de hacer
uso de las lineas para los fines de su
servlc1o durante un periodic de cuarenta
amos. en- ese periodic el Gobierno no
tenia facultades para autorizar ell esta-
blecimiento de otras Iineas entire los
ountos antes mencionados. AL expirar d.
"ho plazo, ell concesionario continuaria
en- el uso de sus lineas, pero el Gobierno
podrla autorizar ell establecimiento de
nuevas llneas entire los mismos puntos.
Ell concesionario adquiri6 tambien, Dor
virtud de dicha concession, el derecho de
eleglr ell trayecto que habian de recorrer
los cables entire los puntos antes citados,
asi fue reconocido por el Gobierno Es-
palol en- 9 de septiembre de 1868 en 16
de diclembre de 1874. Por la Ultima de
dlchas resoluciones, qued6 defnitiva-
mente arreglada la question referente al
derecho que tenia ell concesionario para
amarrar en- las costas de Jamaica los
cables submarines de Cuba q Panama v
de Cuba Puerto Rico, y para llevar d.
chos cables por todas las antillas memories
hasta el Continente Sud Americana.
La West India and Panama Telegraph
Company empez6 hacer uso de sus IT,
meas en- Is de febrero de 1872, fecha en-
la cual qued6 establecida la comunica-
ci6n telegrafca submarine entire Puerto
Rico y Jamaica.
Por 10 tanto. ell terminO de 40 amos de
privilegios exclusive terminara en- Is de
febrero de 1912.
Aunque, seg1n los terminos de la con-
seci6n, el Gobierno Insular no puede au-
torizar Ell ell momento ell establecimiento
de una nueva Inca entire los puntos
mencionados en- aquella, dicha condici6n
no puede ser interpretada en- el sentido
de impedir la concession de una TRANQUIL
cia para establecer una Inca de cable
de los Estados Unidos & Puerto Rico
va directamente 8 pasando por la isla
de Santo Domingo.
Sc entiende que el derecho exclusive
de la franquicia del cable expira en- fe-
brero de 1912; que no hay NADIA en- el
contrato existente que impida la conce-
sion de otra franquicia q cualquiera per-
soma 9 corporation que quisiera estable-
Ger communication cahegrafica entire pun
tos no mencionados en- la franquicia ac-
tualmente en- vigor
ST Sc hiciera una sOlicitud formal para
una nueva franquicia, seria considerable
sobre esta base.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-04
Ian Puerto REQ Sabado de Diciembre de 1909
CRISTIANISMO

Lo sobrenatural, el origen divino del
CrlstianismO, y ell contasnte sobrenatural
auxilio, constituyen la indestructible ba-
Sc de la victoria cristiana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-04
Plausible pIoyecto
UNA CARTA Y UN ACTA
San Juan, 2. r., Diciembre 1909.
Senior Director del BOLETIN
MERCANTII,.
UNA CARTA Y UN ACTA

MERCANTIL.
San Juan, p. r.
Muy distinguido seiior milo y COM
patricia:
En- cumplimiento de un acuerdo del
Comite constituido para erigir un mo-
numento que haga eterna la memoria
del ilustre puertorriQueilo don Julian
Blanco y Sosa, (q.ep.e.) tengo el gusto
de incluirle una copia del acta de cons
tituci6n de dicho Comite, anticipando-
lie las gracias por su publication.
Els condicion que eficazmente suplico
que dicha acta ITO salga publicada has
ia ell n1mero correspondence al sabadc
4 de los corrientes, a fin de que salga
un mismo dla en- tOdos los periodicos
del pals.
Sin otro particular, quedo de usted
con la mayor consideration alto. ami
go,
S. DONES,
t Secretario
He aqui ell Acta:
En- la Ciudad de San Juan de Puerto
Rico, 4 los treinta dias del mes de No
viembre de 1909, reunidos los que sus-
criben para tratar asuntos de actuali-
dad, recOrdaron Ell nombre de Don Ju-
lian Blanco y Sosa, ilustre puertorri-
queTio cuyos servicios al pals, ponen a
este ell el deber de honrar su memoria,
asi como la de aquellos que sacrifcaron
su tranquilidad y su reposo, expusieron
su libertad y su hacienda, dedicaron su
inteligencia actividad defender los
derechos de esta terra, siempre avida
de libertad: dido este nOmhre, salie-
ron de todos los labios frases de carl
no para el pr6cer luchador y valiente
que tantas veces defendi6 con SUI inte-
ligencia poderosa la ibertad y los dere-
chos de Puerto Rico; SUI memoria We
neranda fue bendeeida, recordados mu-
chos de sus hechos mas gloriosos, ac-
to continue Sc coneibi6 ell prop6sito de
honrar su recuerdo erigiendo a su me-
moria, en- la Metropolis de esta ciudad,
un monumento que perpetne dicha me-
moria, asi solventando en- parte la deu-
da de gratitud que el pals tiene contrai-
da con ell glOriOsO patricia que va no
existe.
De modo unanime todos los presen-
tes convinieron en- que era un acto de
justicia el hecho que sc trataba de rea-
liar, y al efecto,
Resolvieron: constituirse en- Comite
todos los presentes. (Asi sc hizo, asig-
nandO a cada uno ell cargo que apare-
ce junto q su firma). LuegO fue acuer-
do:
1.-Dar conocimiento 4 toda la prem
sa de Puerto Rico del proyccto que Sc
intenta nevar a cabo, { impetrar su ne
cesario y poderoso concurso, prestan-
do sus columnas para hacer la propa-
ganda d los fines del mejor exito del
proyecto, rclaciOnando los nOmbres
de las personals generosas que ayuden
con su 6bofo al intcnt0 que sc persigue.
2.-Nombrar Comites en- todos los
pueblos de la Isla, para que, por todos
los medios que esten q su alcance, ira
ten de recaudar fondos con que llevar
q feliz terminO eI menciOnado prOyecto.
3.-Nombrar presidentes honorarios
de este Comite y solicitar personalmen-
te su valioso concurso, los sehores
don Jose de Guzman Benitez, don Luis
MunOz Rivera, don Jose G. Barbosa y
don Eduardo GeOrgetti.
4.-Celebrar session tOdOs los lunes
por la noche y cada vez que cualesquie-
ra circunstancias referidas al asunto 10
reclamen. ;@lil...1N
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-04
Numero 291
Dor los hG[id0} de AednQ

Subscription alberta por el Casino Es-
palol de San Juan para socorref q los
heridos de AIelilla y familias de los re-
servistas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-04
MARICAO

Sucesores de Andreu Co. s 500
Ramon Frontera 400
Antonio Frcntcra Rulan 900
Luis Zuzarregui 200
Jaime Miro 100
Guillermo Arizona Oliver 100
Juan Bilolch Leo
Salvador Billoch 100
Felipe Campos 1dn
Rafael Perpina 1Oc
Juan ARIZONA Oliver LOO
Juan Alemany Oliver LOO
Jose Frontera Narstany 100
Geronimo Sureda LOO
Juan Barnecet 100
Jose Grech 100
Gnes Arnau Orivil LOO
Juan G. Robit LOO
Luis F. Cancela 100
Justo Munoz LOO
Pablo Coll LOO
Jaime Manas 0.50
Joaquin Palli O.50
Juan B. Esgleas O.50
1o.s C,.ao oso
Juan Oliver Pastor O.50
Damian Folch Oliver 0.50
.Ioss Fo1cb O5o
Juan Norechy 0.50
1ac'nto MIRO o'oo
Juan Barnecet, hijo, 050
Juan Coll O50
o-n
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-09

How does it act when you go near it2
oh, do men shoot them? What a
shame"
The ordinary things OF life which to
the child who sees are scarcely worth
noticing are to these sightless boys and
girls revelation of a world of won
ders. No detail of the figures provided
for their enlightenment Is regarded as
unimportant to the delighted fingers of
students made acquainted for the first
time with the appearance of a pheasant
or of the much discussed American
eagle.
From the classFooms where creatures
of earth and sky are studied the chill
dren are taken TO the woods and fields
and into the fine gardens adjoining the
buildings. Here the acquaintance of
Mother Earth is made at first hand
1t was strange to see a group of de-
lighted children on their knees exam
lining the course OF dried stream and
following it eagerly on its winding
road.
In this way explained the instruc-
tor, I'VE teach them the course that a
river will take. We can not do this in
any but dried up stream, but by ex-
amining with their hands the twisting
bed of brook that is Waterless the
students can acquire a thorough knowl-
edge of the way in which a brook or
river pursues it's way, confined by the
DankS ana WlDOlAS Wnere II Will. in
and out of the woods and meadows"
While one group of students were
following the course OF the waterIess
brook another had collected around a
tree and-the busy hands Were being
passed rapidly over the bark, reaching
for low branches and examining these
and pinching OF leaves and twirs for
closer study. The name of the tree and
it's place in the botanical world were
explained.
by touch alone" said the teacher
"the trained sense of these bows and
girls will in time enable them TO name
a tree from It's bark and leaves"
Seeing with the fingers seemed less
sion proceeded.
A little company of girls was max
ing the acquaintance OF the noddin9
branches of a clump Of bushes that grew
near by I requires no effort OF imagi-
nation to fancy the trees and the shrubs
held out welcoming hands to the sight
less students of nature and invited
them to a closer acquaintance in
spirit of reciprocal good fellowship.
The glowing faces of the students
seemed to reflect the feeling.
you dear little thing" muttered one
child, as she gathered bush into her
open arms and ran her hand lovingly
up and down the slender branches.
gently caressing each tender twfg.
There seemed to be a mysterious afin-
ity between the sightless girl and the
fnsensible plant.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-09
THE NEW JUNIOR CALL
Behold the new Juniorl
What do you think of it?

This which watch for this
doubles number of Several this
and will take the wideawake readers The Junior long dis
what they single has prompted all these changes
the boys and San all
themselves which possible publish been
will the By the this number
thoroughly will be able whether the Junior pa
YOU If does then The Junior has accomplished exactly what tried
o do
Perhaps paper published Cali
Junior Call The objects of The Junior Call
attaining
deal thought plenty of hard this
in their behalf ~ M ~ sSlDlSs peSSeD WIN what : uoA
The OF The Junior changed quite right
tabloid puzzle picture
the contest for the and
snapshot
have been the of distributing
pished by stimulating Junior
until Christmas just watch and
The Junior eight Six these
asowhle devoted especially
that those under 10
her practically addition The will
continued good that them
that kind today Don't fail
"A Midshipmans Cruise in the Mediterranean
All and friends public schools will usually
special interest ke this of The Junior
published interesting article the teaching of
the of their The teachers
California will find that their pupils close readers of The Junior
and elsewhere The
be uplifting wholesome.
able
teachers might the with gratifying results
girls
At end of its year
attractive whole
of its effort on behalf Of the boys and girls
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-09
SHORT BARKs FROM ALONzo

for Cook, Peay and A1onzo!
an imaginary pole n the ground.
new Call will better and will
haveto (Signed) ALONZO
Preside Washington him
Chief but
his the Mr.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-09

amateur will
ono watches offered as
The drawings showing famous California history will
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forgea AMI impres
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-01-07
FOR SALE OR RENT
II You Don't Know "Sealshipt"
You Don't Know Oysters.

"Sealshipt" Oysters are the most
delicious and wholesome of sea
foods. If you do not like oysters it /
because you have never had oysters
with the actual oyster flavor. You
are accustomed to tub oysters packed
in water which bloats and bleaches
oysters.
"Sealshipt" Oysters are shucked
into steel containers, then sealed and
packed with ice around the contain
ers. They keep fresh and firm as
the day they were tongued. You get
the unique flavor that suggests the
salt sea in "Sealshirs" Oysters
and in Sealshipts" only. Solid
meats too no melted ice or doubt
full water for your money.
Order Sealshipts" for dinner to-
day. You can see them at our
store in the Pure White Porcelain
Cases which bear the Blue Seal
shipt" Trademark. They are de-
licious. VINCENT FAT.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-01-07
r e 4 M AN s.
for DRUGS
BLOCKADED.
Every Household in River Falls
Should Know How TO Resist il.

The back aches because the kid
neys are blockaded.
Help the kidneys with their work.
The back will ache no more.
Lots of proof that Doan's Kidney
Pills do this.
Ole Anderson, retired farmer,
Ellsworth, Wis, says: 81 suffered
with a weak back for several years.
On one occasion when STOPPING 10
pick up an article weighing not
more than three pounds | was taken
with twinge in my back which
was SO severe that it took all my
strength and | was laid up for three
weeks suffering intense pains if |
tried to move. In cold or damp
weather my kidneys would become
very much dsordered and the secre-
tons would be very irregular, pro
fuse and frequent and accompanied
with much pain in passing. Some
months ago learned of Doan's Kid
ney Pills and procured box. This
remedy has put new strength into
my back, the secretions have been
regulated and am feeling better in
every way. Doan's Kidney Pills
have my hearty recommendation"
Plenty more proof like this from
River Falls people. Call at r. S.
Freeman's drug store and ask what
customers report.
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New \ ork, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-01-07
3 -
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
CLAY CORNERS.

n. E. Sheldrew shipped carload
of cattle to St. Paul Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Samb OF
Gilman were recent visitors here.
Several from this locality took in
the dance at Ellsworth New Years.
Olga Jenson of New Centerville
spent few days here visiting
friends.
Lars Bjorkrud entertained quite
a number of his friends Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaves Christensen
gave a dinner to a number of their
friends and neighbors Sunday.
Quite number of our youngsters
were entertained at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Thor Hoseid Thursday
eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Hendrickson
attended a Beaver party at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Wahl Satur-
day evening.
Our young folks had social hop
at the home of John Swenson Sun
day evening. They report very
enjoyable time.
Miss Martha Christensen has re-
turned to her work at River Falls,
after spending a weeks vacation at
the home of her mother.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-01-07

The newly elected officers of the
Pierce County Union, A. S. of E.,
for ensuing year are as follows:
President, Chas. Hanson of River
Falls.
Vice-President, F. Peirce of River
Falls.
Secretary and Treasurer, Frank
Anderson of Ellsworth.
j. w. Cornelison of Trimbelle,
Peter Huppert of Oak Grove and
Fred Trulson of Prescott were elect
ed delegates to the state convention,
which meets in Madison, Jan. 1914.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-01-07
BELDENVILLE.
Lars Larson is on the sick list.
Lizzie Clonts is very little bet

Lars Larson is on the sick list.
Lizzie Clonts is very little bet
ter.
F. A. Severance spent most of
last week at Weston.
Ted Reed of Ellsworth visited
Cell Hall last week.
Martha Locke and her mother
are visiting in Prescott.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Leonard of
Ellsworth called on friends in town
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards and chill
dren spent New Years at Harry
Flanders in Ellsworth.
Lee Clonts was called home from
Seattle, Wash, last Saturday on
account of his mothers sickness.
Mrs. F. Harshman and daughter
Della from Lost Creek and Mrs.
Goldsmith from Ellsworth were re-
cent visitors at H. 0. Junkman's.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-01-07

Mrs. Ada L. Miller has purchased
Mrs. Orval Ramer's millinery stock.
Mrs. Miller will close the store for
the time being in order to spend
some time in the wholesale houses
before purchasing her spring stock.
Prof. H. P. Meade, principal of
the Maiden Rock schools, was in
the city Friday. Mr.. Meade is a
candidate for the Office of County
Superintendent of Schools, and was
out forming acquaintance and do
ing some prospecting" with view
to lining up" in good trim for the
race. We understand that a num-
Der of others have signifed their
purpose to make a. push for this
position.
The public schools resume their
years work next Monday after a
two weeks vacation. All the old
teachers are expected to be in their
places, except Miss Townsend, who
resigned. In her place the board
has secured Miss L. Beatrice Cas-
son, of Ford River, Mich. Miss
Casson graduated from Lawrence
University in 1900, and has had sew
eral years successful experience in
grades and high school.
Nearly seventy couple assembled
in Opera Hall New Years night and
opened the social events of 1909
with very pleasant dancing party.
The music furnished by the Tanz
Orchestra of six pieces, was most
excellent and all report a very en-
joyable time. The dancing was
prolonged till the wee sma' hours,
when the devotees of the slippery
floor wended their way homewards
we'll satisfied with the years begin
ming.
The new issue of postage stamps
is doomed so far as permanency is
concerned. Immediately after their
issue it was discovered that they
did not comply with the require
ments of the U w e Postal
Union, in that they bear no numeral
of value. Those already printed
will be sold and the dies meanwhile
will be re-engraved to meet require
ments. Thus far only the one and
two cent denominations have made
any appearance. Of the latter two
hundred million were printed.
w. L. Lewis, D. D., of Whitewa-
ter, Wis, will deliver lecture in
the Congregational church, Friday
evening, Jan. Is, In presenting this
lecture, Lovers, Husband, Wife,
Home" DR.. Lewis offers a healthy
combination, namely, a live theme,
lecture and lecturer. He has a dis
cussion which discusses; scholar
ship without dullness; wit without
foolishness; sentiment without silli-
ness; plainness without coarseness.
DR.. John, President of De PAW
University, speaks of DR.. Lewis as
A strong man, an eloquent speak
er, who com bines in an unusual de-
gree the elements of the orator."
Tickets for sale at Taggart's Drug
Store for twenty-five cents.
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BIG RIVER.

7. w. Gray made a business trip
to Prescott Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Gray have
purchased fine spring cutter.
Mrs. Thos. Davidson and Miss
Matte Ward spent last Thursday in
St. Paul.
Fay Goldsmith of Ellsworth is
spending the week at Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Rays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Davidson en-
tertained several Of their relatives
New Years day.
Nettie Carley of South Fork is
visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Dan Collins.
Mrs. David Gray spent Sunday
and Monday in Trimbelle, guest of
Mrs. Peter Beardsley.
Mrs. Hall and little son spent the
latter part of the week in Ellsworth,
guests of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Johnson attend
ed the party at Peter Engel's the past
Sunday and report a very good
time.
Miss Sarah Brackin spent the
latter part Of the week in River
Falls, guest of her sister, Mrs. VIM.
Houston.
Miss Matte and Edith Ward
spent a few days the past week at
the homes of their uncles, Will and
Thos. Davidson.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ray of
Minnesota are spending a few
weeks at the home of the formers
mother, Mrs. Chas. Ray.