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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-08-12
REPUBLICAN COMMENT.

The Indianapolis News, one of the
greatest and most influential of repub-
lican dailies, has this to say:
The outcome is signal victory for
the Aldrich-Hale-Lodge crowd. Mr..
Aldrich has successfully defended his
"citadel of protection" and the great
schedules which he constantly referred
to as the "bulwark" of the system,
sugar, come out practically untouched.
This is literally true of woolens, cottons
and sugar. Experts are unable to point
to anything in the bill as agreed upon
that will tend to lower to the consumer
the price which he now pays for the
necessaries of life.
The Philadelphia North American,
one of the brightest stars in Republican
journalism, says:
The truth, if is ever established
will be that the president has gained
next to nothing.
There is much discomfort among
house members because of the palpable
violation of all the party promises il
the legislation about to be enacted.
Progressive senators who will vote
against the bill realize that the presi
dent and majority in both houses will
make mighty effort to discredit thu
men who have fought against Aldrlch
ism and for the public interest. TIL
darkest and most disreputable feature
of the whole tariff fight is the effort al
ready started in that direction and tx
be continued with the aid and count
enance of the president himself.
The bill remains practically the sen
ate bill except for such reductions il
hides, leather goods, lumber and ray
materials as we're conceded to the pres
ident. Not word of criticism wa
uttered against the measure in tn
senate, but is applicable to the confer
ence agreement.
The reductions do not show revisio
downward in the sense that such re
vision was to check the monopolizatio
of productive industries or the stead
advance of prices through manipuls
ton by controlling combinations.
This is testimony of the kind Their
can be no disputing. 1t comes fro
republican newspapers, newspaper
warmly friendly to Taft, newspaper
that have honestly demanded homes
tariff revision and that believed it wa
possible to obtain it at the hands {
, the republican party.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-08-12
A sTANDpAT TARIFF.

Ofcourse, it would be Standpat
tariff and all of Taft's clustering will
not avail anything. Any move he
makes will be set down as a part of the
game in spite of all his tergiversations,
nobody will take Taft or any of the
rest of the Standpatters seriously,
when they talk of reducing the tariff.
1t has got away past any reduction
being possible. 0, they will talk OF
taking the tariff off of lumber and
print paper and few things like that,
but in the end Aldrich and Payne and
Cannon and Taft will have their way.
You see all this talk about a falling
out between Taft and the conference
members and between Aldrich and
Payne is all buncombe. That is a
part of the play. 1t is easy to see
that the east is to have what it wants
and the west doesn't get pleasant
look. And yet the west will go on
voting the Republican ticket and
whooping her up for the g. o. p..
Hides are placed on the free list be-
cause the New England shoemakers
want free hides. Our Iowa Progress
ives voted for fifteen per cent tariff
on hides. They asked for bread and
were given SGOne. Uredu 10 ioioi III
Crude oil is put on the free list 81
that John D. Rockefeller can buy II
free from duty, importing from Mexico
and refined has the tariff to protect
Johns infant industry from the pauper
oil from the same place. And Aldrich''
daughter is married to Rockefeller''
son.
Clifford Tborne who is an expert il
tariff on oil says that the Standard re
fines practically all of the oil and con
trolls, we believe he said, 50 per cent o
the output so that you can easily se
why they want free crude oil and pro
tected refined oil. Great is reform
And the people voted the Republical
ticket expecting a downward revision
Of the tariff.
This is warm weather we are having
Washington Democrat.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-08-12
NO LOWER PRICES

That the consumer has been utterly
ignored and will receive no benefit
from the new tariff bill is the conclus-
ion of John Callan O'Laughlin, political
correspondent for the Chicago Tribune
trep) from Washington, who writes as
follows:
This is the kind of tariff revision the
people have secured in the conference
report which will be adopted by the
two houses of congress and approved
by the president:
An increase of duties on cottons, in
Guiding hosiery.
No change in woolens.
A tremendous increase in the duties
on silk. Is
Slight decrease in duties on flax,
hemp and jute.
Some decreases on agricultural pro-
ducts.
An inappreciable reduction on sug-
Heavy increase in duties on wines
and liquors.
No change on tobacco.
A slight reduction on earths and
earthen ware.
Substantial reduction on rough
lumber.
Substantial reduction ON metals and
manufactures thereof.
Substantial reductions on chemicals,
oils and paints.
Slight decrease on paper and pulp.
Substantial reduction on sundries.
Where decreases have been made it
does not follow necessarily that
large imporJations will ensue to cause
competition with home industries.
Indeed, Representative Payne in his
conference report, explicitly stated
that duties had been lowered where
they were too high under the present
sometimes prohibitive in charac-
ter-and for that reason importations
were comparatively small.
"On the other hand, to continue to
quote him, "they have been raised in
some instances where the tariff was in
sufficient for protection and importa-
tions were great
At no point in the revision is there
found evidence of serious purpose to
reduce duties in the interest of lower
prices. The protective principle has
been carefully observed. Many of the
duties which prevented importations
have been reduced, but there is little
likelihood that importations sufficient
TO affect home prices will result.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-08-12

The Associated Press seems to have
let the cat out of the bag. In dis
patch from Washington it says:
"President Taft, according to those
who have talked most intimately with
him, does not suffer the delusion that
revision of the tariff downward is going
to bring reduced prices or would be of
immediate benefit to the much-talked-
about "ultimate consumer Instead of
reduction, it is declared there will be
actual increases during the coming year
on MANY Of the necessaries of life, in
Guiding wearing apparel
1t is freely admitted then that the
.ultimate consumer" is going to get it
in the neck, just as has been apparent
right along to all but the blind. 1t is
curious kind of "revision downward
that brings "actual increases on many
of the necessaries of life."
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-08-12
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

In the district court of Iowa, in and
for Decatur county.
August term, 1909.
Susan Baker, plaintiff, VS.. E. w. Baker,
G. G. Baker, Leota Cass, Lewis Cass her
husband, Alfred Clapp, George Mehl,
Lena Lind, - Lind, her husband, de-
PENDANTS.
To E. w. Baker, G.. G. Baker, Leota
Cass, Lewis Cass, her husband, Alfred
Clapp, George Mehl, Lena Lind,
Lind, her husband.
You are hereby notified that there is
now on file in the Office of the clerk of
the district court of the above named
county and state, petition of the
plaintiff claiming that she is the owner
of an undivided one-third "a of lot one
(D, block eight (S), Stout & Gillham's
Addition to Leon, Decatur county, Iowa.
That e. w. Baker is the owner of two
ninths (2-9), G. C. Baker is entitled to
two-ninths (2-9); that Leota Cass is en-
titled to one eighteenth Q-1S), Alfred
Clapp one-eighteenth q-1S), George
Mehl one-eighteenth Q-1S), and Lena
Lind one-eighteenth Q-18).
| The ownership was acquired through
G. w. Baker, Senior, deceased, who
died testate January 10, 1909. The
plaintiff is the widow of G. W. Baker,
deceased, disclaimed under the will and
entitled to one third. That E. w. Baker,
G. G. Baker are children of G. w. Baker,
ST.; that Lena Lind, Leota Cass, Alfred
Clapp and George Mehl are children of
Ida Mehl, deceased. who was daughter
of G. w. Baker, deceased, was first mar
ried to Charles Clapp, and after his
decease to Mehl. That the plaintiff is
the executor Of the estate and was al
lowed $4,000 for a years support
Plaintiff asks that the land be Partition
ed and sold, she be given one-th1rd Vi
the net proceeds of said sale and that
she be given $500. to pay the allowance
and that the remainder be divided
among the defendants as their interest
appear. That attorney fees be allowed
her attorney as by law provided and
asks general equitable relief. For full
particulars see petition.
| Now unless you appear thereto and
defend on or before noon of the second
day of the next term of said court to be
held at Leon, in said county, commenc.
ing on the 23rd day of August, 1909, de-
fault will be entered against you and
| judgment and decree rendered Thereon
in accordance with the prayer of sale
petition. G. w. HOFFMAN,
| 48-4t. Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-08-12

A good many claim that no tariff law
ever pleased anybody, hence the folly
of trying to revise. No tariff law ever
will please very many, but
this only shows the folly of having
tariff laws. Trade and commerce should
flow in natural channels. Once de-
ranged in an effort to force trade to
run up hill, it is an endless job to try
to restore an equilibrium.-Knoxville
Express.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-08-12

The official score Of the tariff debate
shows that congressman used 9,777,O0O
words. The public used more than that,
but most of them were not lit to print
in the Congressional Record.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-08-12

The new bill lowers the rates of duty
on bacon and hams from five to four
cents pound, and that will make the
Beef Trust squirm enough for the
squirms to be seen under powerful
microscope.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-08-12

According to the Iowa City Republi-
can aRevision upward is based on the
supposition that the consumer is a
myth, or if he isn't he ought to be-"
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-08-12

The reader of Washington news Of a
dozen years ago miss the sarcasms Of
Tom Reed and the humor of Private
John Allen.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-08-12
J. O. WOODMANsEE

NsTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN. Consult.t,o .,,n
examination free. Office at Woodmsnses
House ono block north Of square. Phone g. Os1os
hours to IL q m. and l to D. 10 $3.50
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DE S0CIEDAD.

Ana IsabsL-Eatk % San Juan con
nhjsso de pasar squi ls temporAds de az
Iudios lA liadisima Iuliu y Aplicada &C.
Laeispta senorits Ana label Psnsdo. de
FsjsrdO, que % hospsdA en- csaA del Hii 7
j. Psrsdo, 81 paii ,nts. BiM vsniia.
En- San Juan. la distir guida Rh1ra
sspess del doctor F,pt GuilICt hs iosta
'Isdn su real isr ciA Sqpf dsjahd1 Ia de- Ma
,. gd'E en- donds Ts,idi6 durspta a'gdu
'ismpn. Las dos bel 90 pifas de loo ti,'
iioguidcs ssposOs han llsgsdo tAmbisa & Ia
eiudsd. Qis Les sea gTatz iquf 90 psrmA'
nancia.
De Vioie -El domi 60 pr6ximo iran
Viequss los sen mss R'm0n Aboy Bsbitez
Lodo. FsrTsr y jovsI X Aboy, que harAp
ID travssfs de Fsiasdo & Squslls i.Is en-
10 lauchs del o. aiinr j. j Bsnft,E. X gA'
sarkn sl domiOg' 6 Iunsy. Basn vi is.
Psrsonnia TsgTsaado Suochs de
Ponce sl primsr j-fs intsliao do la pc i;fa
ipsulsr afoT Names
fstG co 5sn Juan sl oslissn do 10 psli'
cin insulsT Q n IT +. T.llada.
Ha ESgrssado & Arsoibo sl sfiH Wen
ceslao Bolda, que sstuvo algonos dias On
San Juan.
kst6 On San joan sl senior Joss G. p
lacios Ialazar, do CArolins.
sEMPER.
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FL duqus renunciara a sus titulOs
para contrasr nupcias CON la ri /.
ca heredera. .

Nav Yokr, Ensro 20.-Dicsn do Roma
gus sl duqus do los Abruzz,s rsnuuciarG
& sua titoiou para contrasr mstrimonio con
Miss Elkins. Rsspecto do este snlacs 20
ha hablado mucho imsmsnts On les
Cfrcuics authorizations. Ssgdo sso, 90 ass'
gurAba qus sl millionaire 5snador E. kius,
40 consanlirfs en- el mAtEim Or il dc 81 hijs
con sl duqus ii ella no hAbfa de igualArss
& cate, tenisndu sus miImos tituIcs, cosa &
In cual 10 opons Ia famiIis real itslians.
Habfa tsmbien objecionss ssriss por pAits
de ls noblasa de Roms, causs de 10 d.
fMsnciA do raigi6n do Miss Rikins y sl
duqus da los Abruszos. Ahora contvss.
ran matrimoDio, sin que uuo al otro ostsn'
tan tftulo Alguno de noblsss. La decision
del duqus de loo Abrugxos, 90 comsntadf'
Sims On los altos cfrculos do 10 aIistocrAcia
Ia noblaxa do Roma
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III SalvamentO de la barca "West-
mOreland."
Como reGere Vivian ell incendiO y
la hazaha del perritO Cuba"


NV York Ensro. M perro,
6el 90 smE y awo, cspitau Jobu Mat
son. coman6snts do la bsrca 'WAimors'
land, contribuy6 nj rslvsmsnto dc uua
bsrcs, que eItuvo ppnto de ser dsstruida
por sl fusgo sl Is do Dicismbrs pasado.
Eato rs supo cusndo el buqus llsg6 &
staplstop. La nina Vivisu Mstsop, do
III amor, duthi tambien del can, parr6 10
h!sioris del sslvsmsnto.
Papa satAba lsnfsrmo snsu camArots
-diio slls, sl buqus 90 sncontvA
bs csrca del c&bo H,ttsrah De an ana f.
On donds 90 hsrvis sgun, saltarou chispau
incsndiando Algunas ropsa que sStAbsn
csTcs y trssmihendcIs sl fusgC 10 CO.
gisIta dsl buqus.
PATesis que sl baTco futero iba & ser
qusmAdo. Cusndo los hombrss eitabsn
corIisudo de- srfiba 6 sbsjo preparAndo
Las bombss y GTrojAndo baldm de sguA 6
Ia parts iacsndiAds, Gubg, que asts %
sl nombrs dc mi perrito, corri6 hacia IL
csmarots dc mi papk y 10 dtsosrt6. En'
fsrmo como sltaba mi padre, Dli6 10
oubisEta ordsn6 & lcs hombrel sl modo
do stAcar sl fosgo, logrnudo al eabo Dc
M ratio sxIiDgairlo pr complete, salvan'
dose do saa maners oil buqus."
Toda ls tripulsc scion sgasI6 & Ia nina y
tomsron como Maseota al psTrito Cuba
Ests psrro foe l;svsdo abordo 90 Mama
milo, isla de Cubs, hics dos nos.
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con ell gobernador Post ell assistant attorney
LIDO Brown, qui6n estuvo en- las ofcinas de
secretaria de p. Rico. "SHay algo importan-
te?-pregunto el reporter" de La Correspon-
denca" al Sr. Brown" NADIA mas que
asuntos de franquicias por ahora-contest6
sonriendo el assistant.
Aver tarde hubo una reunion en- el Ateneo
del Club de damas de la ciudad. Sc informa que
habiendo presentado su renuncia como vocal
de la drectiva de dicha association la distin-
guida sehora de Parra-Cap6 fue acuerdo des-
pues de elocuentes muestras de simpatia, no
admitir dicha renuncia, rogandose dicha di-
ma retirasc proposition.
Ell comisionado del Interior Sr. Grahame
ha contestado cortesmente al speaker" de
la Camara para conocimiento del delegado
Sr. Elzaburu, que no Sc ha hecho el riego con
petr6leo de la carretera de Santurce por no ha-
berse recibido aun la maquinaria encargada
con aquel objeto d Inglaterra.
Sc esta pasando el rodillo para apisonar
la calle de Colomer en- Santuree que estaba
sin recebo.
-6.l00 metros de terreno en- Santurce
fueron venddos en- 1890 en- $l5 mil mejicanos.
Ahora han sido tasados, valoraci6n Official
en- $1,000 dollar. Los terrenos pertenecen
un espanol peninsular que vive en- Saint
Thomas
-Dentro de POGO Sc vera en- e Supreme
la apeaci6n del pleito de Amalo Cepeda con-
ira Adolfo Andino FL abogado de Cepeda
es el Sr. Emigdio ~Ginorio.
-Doce proyectos de ley de la Camara han
sido pasados hasta aver las respectivas CO.
misiones de estudio impression. Uno de ellos
es prohibiendo que Sc transte descalzo por
las GALES de las poblaciones
FL practicante del penal de HumacaO Sr.
Antonio Barreiro el medico visitante de
la escuela correctional de Mayaguez. han
solicitado de la Camara Sc les aumente el
Sueldo que actualmente disfrutan.
Angel Madonado, de San JUAN solicita
de Ia Camara que sea enmendada la ley de
Servico civil VICENTE.
Hoy Sc dara cuenta en- la Camara con ell
in orme definitivo respecto de la casa-escuela
nIimero |.
--Ila comenzado la zafra de la Central
Plazuela. Aver regres6 de Barceloneta el
Sr. Eduardo Giorgetti que estuvo allf para
atender al comienzo de la referida molienda.
Ell alcaide de carcel de Arecibo Sr Mar
que2 Roig Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad en-
asunt os del servicio
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Los ESTADOS UNI
dos ' Venezuela.
Ell gobierno de Washington y Ell
gobierno de Caracas, llsgan a
un acuerdo.

New York, Ensro 20 - Los Estsdos
Unidoa y VsnssuslA, han logrsdo llsgar
q mn scusrdo rsrpscto do las cusstionsa
pendisntss entire ambas rsp6blicss. Dsads
los falIcs de la Suprsms Corss do Caracas
contrarios loo grandss intnsssu nortssms
ricancs de 10 Bsrmudex Asphslt Company
y otrss corporacionss, 40 habfsn roto Les
rslacionss entire los g,biernos de- Was.
hington y Caracas, pusa Castro 10 nsg6
rotundamsnts 6 acsptar el arbitrsJs qus
prnponfsn los Estsdos Unidos, a.egacdo
que si asunto dc las citadas corporaciones
oafa do llsno bsjo Ia jurisdicci6n do los
tribunalsz vsnszoIsncs , gus 81 vsrsdicto
dc 6stoa debfa SCR mantsnido hschc res
pstar tcds costa por sl gobierno. Fu6
impossible sntsndsrSs con Castro, psro
ahora, CON sl gAbinste do Gomez, Las cues.
tionss psndisntss se somstsrEn al solicits-
do Arbitrsjs rsanudSndoss On brsvs sl
trabsjo psralisado On IL sx plotAci6n de
vsrios productos del suslo vsnszolano.
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Il casamientO del duque de los
AbruZzOS con Miss Elkins.
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Case en- el Supreme.

I'm la Corts Suprems tuvo lUgsr IL Wis
tn dc 10 apslaci6n n>iutsrpussta por sl abo'
gadc dc Msriano Laboy Lopsz (prsso por
Aupor 6rrels autor do Ia muerts del hombrs
que smsnsti6 d'gollado en- 10 muralla do
10 plaza del mercsdo) coDtra In nsgasiva
del juez dc 10 sscci6n priuera tramitar
una so'i,itud do "hsbsas corpuS."
FL fiscal impugu6 el rscnrso por entsn'
dsr qus tai rssnluci6n no On apelabls y
que, aunqus 10 fasra, sl fiscal de- distIito
no sstf obligsdo & faciliiar les di igsr ciss
qus practiqus en- Ia avsrigusti6n dc los
it.E.
Ell abeg.do unstuvo que prrceafs 81 Is'
curEo y que 81 fiscal dsbs mostrsr la svi
dsDeis qps tor ga crptys m srnss1o
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LIREA FERRta DEL oEsTE.

Itinerario Salidas de Bayam6n
Capital, simultaneamente
Dias laborables. - Maflana 6, 7.05,
$50, 9.45 y 1I.O0. Tarde l2.I5, 1.45, 3.15,
Abs 5.45 y $50.
Dias festivos.--Mafiana 8, 7.05, $50,
9.45 y H. Tarde 1915, I.30, 2.3O, $50,
4.30, 5.45 y $50.
BiHetes bAratos para dias festiy0s.
De San Juan a,Bayam6n, ida y vuelfa
en- II clase, IS cts; 2a clase, I6 cts. De
Bayamon q CatafIo, ida z yueltas II
clase, 15 cts. "a clase, 10 cts.
Biiletes ordinarios de Capital d Ca
tafio en- Ia. clase, 8 cts. y 2a clase 3 CIV.
Bayam6n 10 do Enero de 1905. Ra-
mon VaIdes.
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FL ease de la Nina.
LeyantadOS cOnceptOS del fiscal
Torres Grau.

Ants numsroHfaimo auditcHic CslebI6Is
ayer taTds la vilta de In causa criminal
instruida por sl nEor fscal del diltrito
contra Julian Ramos y Epgsnio Garcia
(a) MaEautini, scusados dc acomstimiento
y agresi6n, con circumstances agravaLtse,
contra Estsbapis RodrigusS (s) La nifil,
hscho ocurrido % In casa n6msro % dc 10
calls do Ia Luna de sssA ciudad sl IA del
pasado.
oidas las prusbss y sl informs del Abo'
gado dsfsusOr y sl for midabIs QUE pror uu
ciara sl fiscsl. la Corts dict6 ssntsncia i'm .
ponisndo Rsmos saia msaes dc arrIslo 6
200 dollars de multA y AbsoIvi6 & GATcfs
por falta de pIusba dc 81 participation sn
el dslito dsnunciAdn,
III fiscal nhar Torres Grau, ccTrnndo
si dsbste, pronuncio Nm diacuTso sI ergico.
AludH sl dugrscisdo 6u qus tuvo In
efsndids: Dijo gus ssss mpjsrs d1grs'
cisdaa, por nsrlo, merscsn mncho mka Tea
psto, mayor considsrsci6, y "a gus no
las podsmoa rsgInsrAr,-dijS-no dlbs'
mos. On mAnsrA Algana, AtropsllarlAt; !;
porqus atEopsllaT 4 una iufsliS mujtT, qus
rasda abandonadA de todov, On 10 mas cIi
minsl cue % conocs M he vsLido Iqui
por 5rdsn de nsdi'; h, vsnido po,qus he
considsrsdo nscsssriO zoe hachts crmo sl
dspanci.do, no qusdsn impuua. San
nany corrisntss, por ds'gracis, ca uusstro
pafs, ssos abuses contra las muisrss de "
ds airsds, yn fuHIa que ctncIuysD, 81
indispsosahls que 90 cssrigusn con msno
fassts. COO psnz ssysra.'
No vsngo aqnf ssidi6, posquia, trsts
de Jslisn Rsmos a quisn no conesco }
vs6S5 psis psdn I "a Coigs ass hses jds
ticis. porqus conerco Ai amor juss, gus 10
prszids. , sstoy agaro dc qus ssrG b q ri
BILE en- IN splicseiCn de 10 lay como sn so
Sos les casos y ~ fsllo msrscsrA mi spro'
h&cifp , ls de tOdos los vscinos dc Ssn
Juan"
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contiene el mas puro en-
oliente para las enferms
dades de la piei. llamadO
,CUTIcURA, con los mas
puros y limpios ingredi-
entesy superiores y frescos
perfumes. Ningun otro
jabon medicinal al pre-
sente admite Ia compara-
cion con este ensus ouali.
dades para preservar.
purificar y heymosear Il
piel, el cuero cabelludo y
las manos; +; por las cuali-
dades dichas SO hace indis.
pensaole su uso para Lon
ninos, la toilette y loo
: \ 2
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AL RECIBO DE OF 90 snviamoa &
vasits dc corrso nm rdoj Klgin garantiza,
do por dies aiios,y por 7.85 rsmifimos uno
waTca Walkhan. - n. Kehrhahn. Hsn
ynau - e a.
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AYIS0 AL PUBLIC0.

De mutuo scurdo y por vsncimisnto
do nusatra contrAta social, hs csssdo On
aus opsrscionsA la nasrcautil que giraba
an ssts plssa bsjo la denomiosci6n de
Oshart HermGno. qusdando 10 liquids'
ci6n do ID misma. casgo del sccio don
Lsonardo Ochart.-6En Jusn Pussto Ri
co, 81 do Diciembrs do 1905. OohaEt
Y Hsrmane. Sd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-20

AL RECIBO de $3.50 envisre q vuelta
de correo cualquier punto de la Isla un
reloj "ELGIN" garantizado por diez AMOS
MAUD. q. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-20

las tiltimas n,tlcjas rccibidns de Estados Uni
,lus por el tc6fono slp hilos anuncian In legada
,lc un expledido surtid0 de ropa hecha que los
.Sres T.. Schira A Co. han psdido para sus esta-
hlecmientos he ropa hceha situados en- la Plaza
Balborioty local que ocup6 Ia farmaeia ameri-
cana, san Francisco -.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-20
PILDORAS ANTIBACILARES

pdoras anbacas han pobado
para Ia del aparao respiratoro
Las bonquit agldas croncas grippe la uber
cuoss pumonar pronamente al uso de pldoa
podido
numerables elias
e hasn de s princpales amaas drogueas sa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-29

In sickness, IL certain hidden
nerve goes wrong, then the organ
that this nerve controls will also
surely fail. II may be stomach
nerve, or 1t may have given strength
to the heart and kidneys. It was DR..
Shoop that first pointed to this vital
truth. DR.. Shoop's restorative was
not made to dose the stomach nor to
temporarily stimulate the heart or
kidneys. That old-fashioned method
is all wrong. DR.. Shoop's Re5tora-
tive goes directly to these failing in
side nerves. The remarkable sue
cess of this prescription demonstrates
the wisdom of treating the actual
cause of these failing organs. And
1t is indeed easy 90 prove. A simple
flve or ten-days' eest will surely tell
Try at once, and seel Sold by by
Capital Drug Store.