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q hope sol" she murmured; but her heart sank as she glanced at his sal low face, and she recalled his lsnguid, feeble movements.
 Piqued by her look, Winthrope started back through the glade Miss Leslie was turning to follow, when she caught sight of gorgeous crim- son blossom under the nearest tree. It was the first flower she had seen since being shipwrecked. She uttered lit. tie cry of delight, and ran to pluck the blossom.
 Winthrope, glancins about at her exclamation, saw her stoop over the nower-and in the same instant he saw huge, vivid coil, all black aud green and yellow, flash up out of the pedded leaves and strike against the girl She staggered back. screaming with horror. yet seemed unable to run.
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ciAhc thNNh iNafNo tc throw on the fire which was blazing close beside the ant-hill.
 Get a move on you," called Blake You're slow. Grab a bunch of leaves and get into the smoke, if you don't want to be stung"
 Winthrope neither gathered any leaves nor hurried himself. until he was visited by a highly irritated bee. Then he obeyed with alacrity. Blake was far too intent on other matters to heed the Englishman. Leaping in and out of the thick of the smoke, he rounded the ant-hill with his club. un- til he had broken a gaping hole into the cavity. The smoke. pouring into the hive, made short work of the bees that had not already been suffocated. Although the antelope skin was drawn into the shape of a sack. both it and the pot were filled to overflow ing with honey. and there were still more combs left than the three could eat
 Blake caught Winthrope smiling with satisfaction as he licked his fin- gers.
 Whats the matter with my expe- dition now, old man?" he demanded. "I-ah-must admit. Blake. we have had most enjoyable change of food [" If you are sure it will agree with you" remarked Miss Leslie.
 But am sure of that, Miss Gene vieve' could digest anything today. I'm fairly rayenous."
 All the more reason to be careful ,' rejoined Blake. T guess, though, what we've hadll do no harm. We'll let it settle bit, here in the shade. and then hit the home trail"
 Could we not first go to the river, Mir. Blake? My hands are dreadfully sticky"
 Win will take you. It's only lit tie way to the bank here and there's not much underbrush7
 'lf ycu think it's. quiteAsafe--" re- marked Winthrope.
 It's safe enough Go on. You'll see the river in half minute. Only thing, you'd better watch out for alli- gators"
 T believe that--er-properly speak ing. these are crocodiles"
 You don't say, Heap of difference it will make if one gets you"
 Miss Leslie caught Winthrope's eye He turned on his heel, and led the way for her through the first thicket. Beyond this they came to little glade which ran through to the river When they reached the bank, they stepped cautiously down the muddy slope. and bathed their hands in the clear water, As Miss Leslie rose. Winthrope bent over and began to drink.
 "Oh, Mir Winthrope." she ex- claimed; please don't. In your weak condition. I'm so afraid"
 Do not alarm yourself. I am per. fectly well. and l am quite as compe- tent to judge what is good for me as your-ah--c --countryman.
 MT Winthrope, am thinking only of your own good"
 Winthrope took another deep draught rinsed his fingers fastidious- ly. and arose.
 My dear Miss Geneyieve," he ob- served, "a woman looks at these mat ters in such a different light from a man But you should know that there are some things gentleman cannot tolerate.'
 You were welcome to all the water in the flask. Surely with that you could have waited. If only to please me"
 'Ah. if you put It that way, I must beg pardon. Anything to please you, I'm surel Pray forgive me. and for get the incident. It is now past
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NOTICE FOR PrBIIcArfoN.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
 Department of the Interior. q. x, Land Ui flee at Camden. Ark. December l5 1908.
 Notice is hereby given that
 GEORGE w. HARRISON Of Egger. Arkansas. who, on February l2, 1903 made homestead entry No. 36'S2, Serial No 0lil3i for Eta SWt4, section i3, Township 2 south Range 9 West, 9th F. M., has filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish claim to the land above described, before circuit clerk of Polk county al Mcna. Ark, on the fth day of February. 1909
 Claimant names as witnesses; Thomas ]. Brewer, James l.. Wimberly and kurgen N. spears of Bigger. Ark.. and James A. Thorn ton. of Mcna. Ark.
 Dec 2t II. q. Friedhelm, Register.
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NorIl rroN rlnI.IcArIoN.

Department ofthe Interior, Land Onice at
 camden. Ark, Decent Der li, iSQs. Notice Is hereby given that
 JEREMIAH BAIN uf Board Camp. Ark. who, on Jan. E. l9u2, made Homestead Entry No. 254lt, serial See. 3. Township south, Range 4 wosi. 9th r, NJ, has hled notice of intention 70 make iinal rve-year proof to establish claim to the land above described. before irenit Clerk of Polk county, at Mena, Ark. on the Srd day of February. 1909.
 Claimant names as witnesses. William M. K. Heath. William F. Lemons. Wilburn k. Hilton and William r. Suggs, all Of Board camp, Ark.
 IT. c. Friedheini, Register.
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Camden. Ark, Dec. 23, 1908. Notice is hereby given that
 JAMES X. EARL of Mena, Ark. who on May ?, 1902, made II E No asaTa, Serial No. 0l307l. for E1a SEi Sec. ff. SMi SWit Sec. i3 and NMh NMi, Sec. 2i, T. l &. R. go w., 9th r. M has filed notice Of intention to make final five year described before the circuit clerk Of Polk county at Mena, Ark, on the 10th day ci February, 1909.
 Burnett Of Menn. Ark. David t. Miller and James SwirCr of Acorn, Ark. and William Davidson of Qulto- Ark. Dee. 3i. II. G. ificdhettn, Register
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FAR MERS' UNIONS
A Roster of Local Unions, Places
 and Dates of Meeting.

officers Of unions are especially requested to notify The Star of any changes in officers, meeting times places, thus keeping the directory up-to-date aud of greatest possible value to the membership
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MARNINA nRnEn-

Anna NJ. Grthin. plaintin, ys George w.. Griilin and Anna M. Grittin, deiendaut-tn the Polk Chancery Court.
 The defendants, George w. Grfiin and An m M. Griffin. are warned to appear i'll this court within thirty days and answer the com plaint ofthe plAintin, Anna N. Griffin.
 Dee. 10, 1908. IT, J. Green Clerk.
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POLK couNTY.uNIoN.

Meets the third Wednesday In January April. July and october. A. L.. Durham, President: w. F.. Murray, Vice PTesident: Mena, J. li, Dalripple, Secretary y-rreasurer, Grannis; A. NJ. Parker, Lecturer, Cove
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COUNTY LINE UNION NO. DIT. Meets Saturday evening before the lst and Srd Sundays D. Morris president, W. H., Riding, secretary. Hartley r. 0.
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OAK GROVE UNION I. B. Davis, president, T. b. Baker, secre- fary. Granniss
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Every sort of Legal Blank of the 'Legal Light" kind for sale at The Star Office.
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LIBERTY UNION NO. 2s5.
CHERRY HILL UNION NO. 207.

Geo. Wood, president, J. K. Wilcox, secre tary; meets 2d and ith Saturdays at D m. Egger, F. c.
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ROCK SPRINGS UNION NO. ss1. Ed Posey, presidents C. l.. Posey. secretary Quito r. Q. Meets 2nd and ith Saturdays
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HATFIELD UNION NO. 2so. Meets ist and srd Saturday at D. m. A. c Bruce, president; R. II. Stockton, secretary Hatfield F. q.
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FOWLER UNION NO. 1884. ]. B. Roger, president. II. F. Ringier. secre- tary. Meets first and third Saturdays
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DALLAS UNION NO. 750 Meets ist and 3rd Saturday at T:a0 D. III. x. \. Key, president; A. l.. Durham, secretary Mena, F. Q.
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HOLLY HILL UNION NO, 2l5i \. ]. Edwards, president: ], F. Smith, sec- retasy. HartIy po.
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OVERTURE UNION NO. 1897. Clarence Waits, president; Albert Ward secretary. Giiham F. c.
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OWEN CHAPEL UNION NO s30
 C. w. Harbin president: W. NJ. Harhin. secretary. Meets 2d and ith Friday nights
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OZARK UNION NO. .e02 Meets lstand srd Saturday nights. l. \. Han. president; $. F. Higgins, secretary and treasurer.
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HOLLY SPRINGS UNION NO 294 E. K Grinith, president; ]. C. Yell, secie- tary. Quito r. Q.
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ROCKY UNION NO. f5t.

Meets lst and 3fd saturday nights. ]. R Chambers, president; Prof w. k. Shlpn, sec retary. Mena, r. c.
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BOARD CAMP UNION
FIDELITY UNION.

Meets ist, 3rd and 9th Wednesday nights. (. II. Miller, president; X. E. Wear, secretary. Board CampP. 0.
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POTTER rNInN

IfIT FIX INTWNs Meets 2d and 4th Thursday nights. K. |. Perin, president; c. C. Cole, secretary and treasurer.
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CENTER UNION NO. 1901. Lee Evens, president T. A. pooley, secre-
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HOLLY GROVE UNION NO. 1542. W. r.Terrell, president: J. S. Bethel. secre- tary. Meets 2d and ith Friday nights
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RANSOM UNION NO. s17.

l.. l.. Sanders. president; k. J. Southers, Secretary. Meets each lst and 3d Saturday at ? m. Egger r. 0.
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oLIvER cHApEL. IrNIoN.

MOUNTAIN FORK UNION Tom Rogers, president Willie Beavers sec etary.
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w. F.. Murray, president: J. W. Edwards. secretary and treasurer. Meets each 2d and tth Tuesday nights.
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J. c. Terrell, president: s. Thacker, secre- tary. Meets End and 4th saturday at ? D. ID. Rocky postotfice.
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W. Winkley, president: D. Harber. on secretary. Meets 2d and Srd Satudays
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CHAPTER xN.-Blake constructed an
 animal trap. It Killed hyena.
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CHAPTER XVII.
The Serpent Strikes.

HEN Winthrope came up with the others. they were
 gathering green leaves to
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NorIcr FOn ptnlTcATION.

Department of he Interior, Land Ofiice at
 Camden. Ark. Dee. %, 1908. Notice is hereby given that
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por su flo, pussto que no hayan tsnidn
10 mujsr de quien 10 nvo en- 50 csss, ii
sea una sols; CO concarriendo On ei flo Ias
euslidsdss susodichss msndancs qus nsa
flo natural"
La ls1turs del tsxto legal citado basts
para sentsr ol principle, de qas sl rscono'
cimisnto del hij i, natdral qusdaba abando.
nsdo 6aioamsnts 10 voluntsd del padre,
que eltA voluntAd no dsbis declarsrsa On
formR alguuR dsterminsds. Las frsaw
"h porqus no Es pueds dudar cualss sou
tjoH nAtursles', ''con t4nto que sI padre
10 rsconozcs por "a fio",< 'mandsmos
que sea flo NATURAL alsjsn toda idea do
qua 1l sspfritu del lsgiElador tusus exigir
10 formA uelsmns de la, sjscutoria como
1uics en- que pudiess conAssr sl rsconc cii. q
misnto. Natural psrscs qua ii >el Isgisls.
dor sntsndi6 gus no hAbfa rsconocinisnto
de hijo naturai hsRss tsnso que no rsvia.
tiess isl reconocimisuto forms determine
da, hubisss csasig aado tel requisite sssn.
cial en- una Icy que se dictxhs "porous
non no pusda dQhdsE susles sou fios m.
tuRalse''.
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Do AEaiIIsiraslaa..

Avisamos 4 las personas, que
aolicitan suscribirse & este dia-
rio, que el peri6dico no les ssrs
snviado, 81 el aviso que CON IA
objeto remitan, no viens acoml
panado del importe dc la aus
cripci6n.
Esta vale .por an ttimestrs
$2.25. Por IN semestrl 50
llsG5aas. Ra5 ! ! q = % ''''''
Sotanaehte y por conddcto de
los agentes, 8 directamente con
esta administration Sc podran ha-
GER suscripciones a <La Cores
pondencia,. Ninguna persona,
que no sea 81 Administrators dc
este dlarlo esta autorizada 4 sus-
cribir recibospor suscripciones al
periodico.
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HermOsO dia para los nihOs pobres
de CabO ROjO.
SelectO grupO de ni6aS en- ell Casino.
Ode nuestrO corresponsal) }


Enero 7.-Ayer, { Ia una dc la tards,
30 hiso sl rsparto ds los juguetss qus ts
MAN rsanidoR para obssqu.sr 4 los nifiua
pobrsa do In pob aoi6n, el dfa do los San.
toS Reyes.
IuEpirAba vardadsro regaciio contsm.
plar ssos inocsntsE serea. In alsgrfs
qua despsrtAbR sn sus tiernes corsxonss, el
regAlo dc los Re1es, no tsnia nada de vul-
gar. ~Nuucs podr6 boTrsrss do sus psnss:
misntoa sse dfa gioriOso para slIoa para
nososros que faimoS pfrtfcipsI de sus
gocsG
Quisra 81 cislo qus no dscsiga el sntu.
siasmo caritatiyo qu5 Iurgi6 espontaaes.
ments de lcH mobiles ssnt!mientoa dc laa
culta4 damaE gus tomRrcn parta an cate
fisStE, y gus el venidsro ailo nos proper.
cionen eli plscsr de diAfrutar tan sg,sda.
s!sa bls, Ron'o'o'' mon come lf' qas bts'. sstsr:
-Fuimos atsntamerts .iuvitados para
el bale que 90 cslsbr6 Anochs 90 los sale.
mes del Casino. de este pueblo. Rsspen-
disndn 10 coltshfa dc los sen, ,rss sbande.
RADIOS. aaistimos dicho Ca.in7.
ALI pudimos contsmpiar Eeiecto grupo
de prscioEal ninas qua, como maripossi
do slsg,fr, iuvitabsn & tomsr parts de los
goceE gus nos ressrvAhs ssa falls nochs.
Tambien aaiEtieYon dicho acto, IN
buen ndmsro de j6vsncE de los csrcanos
pusblos de San Gsamkn, SabRnk Grande,
Msysgtisz y Afsaco. ..
En- un verdadsro eden fue copvsrtido
aqusl salon. El airs que ss rsspiraba era
tan sAturado de alegrfs, gus On nusstros
corazonss pelduraron busn tempo oil sgra'
dfbls tfscto q. NOS proportions el rscusrdo
| dc esa noehe
sincsras fslicitaeionsE sstkp .recibiando
los Hhorss abandersdos qua tan alt, colo
oaron sus bandsraA y sspsrAmou gus el
domingo pIfximo 20 rspstifk tan sgrada
bic diveEsi6n.
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INDIAN TINCTURE PORTO RICO
COMPANY.

Ha sido elegidO presidente de
esta COmpaiia para ell aiio 1909,
ell Sr. Vicente Balbas.
La empresa que explOta ell
negOciO de la TINTURA INDIA
Ma, es una entidad independent
te de La Direction y Administra-
cion del ''HeraIdo Espanor'.
= Ell Presidente de esta COmpa-
iiia, ruega a sus relaeienadOs
dirijaR su correspondence para
pedidOs y demas, en- esta forma:
Sr. Presidente de la
INDIAN TINCTURE PORTO RICO
COMPANY.
P. 0, 2S7 FortaIeza d. San Juan, P. R.
Direction Telegrafca
InabOna.
80 v. s..
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J6venes republicanOs ell ell hogan
de don PraXedes Santiago.
PuertOrriquehOS SatiSfechOS con ell
nOmbramientO de el para al
calde de la Cidra.

CAyey Enero 7.-Con motive do hRbsr
Aido nombrado Mayor del poetico pc blado
de CidTs, sl AsfI,r Prkxedez Santiago, una
pl6yads dc sntunisstss j6vsusa, asa,t6, en-
cordial y slegre aIgarAbfa eI modesto ho
gar-modssto sn 10 qus Tespscta comfort
y ornamsntaci6n, psro Euntuoso y sspl6n'
dido On las virtudsH que GtssorAn lAs par
sonhs que On su interior encierrs de sass
sxcslcnts hombrs pdblico.
La ssrsnata sfsctu6ss dentro del mayor
6rdsn, Gisndo eIta oTgRnizada por los j6'
veneu Migusl Rivers, I. Ursulich, Victor
Morales, JRims Botet y SAntisgo Rivsra,
dc Aquella locSlidad.
El primordial objsto do essa "psrrsn'
da" fue el de personAlmsnts dAr nj senior
SAutiEgo, los mAnifsstantsH, IN mas caluro'
90 paTRbisn, por 81 nombrAmisntc.
FL senior Santiago, con In bondRd que
10 % caractsrfltics, rscibi6 & los asAltantsu
con grandsn muestras de carinor obss'
qui6ndolss ssplendidsmsnts con bizcochos,
csrvsza vinoS gsnsroSos A instanciss
dc los miamos, sl ssfior Santiago, pronun'
clio I'M discurno innpirAdo On loa principles
de Eolidaridad, por 10 cuAl fac muy apiau'
dido por la numeroIa coucunsnciA allf
rsunida.
Otros Hehorss hicieron uso do In palabrA
para demostrar In gran uAtiHfacci6n exps
rimsntada por sl nombrsmisnto.
Esta manifestation do i6bilo nos demos
tr6 de mAuerA sloousots, qus el sHclaFecido
pusrtorriq aefio ssior PrGxsdsn Santiago,
goza do generates simpstias del afscte
de propios sxtrafios On ~ pusblo natal
que hsbrf do satsr Hostsnido On el alto
pusato qus pasa & ocupar con 10 Aproba'
ci6u dc IN pusblo.
81 los adgFTarics sqxpsE EssR IeS nEiHsss, ssss
dioho. i6s unIbni5sAS estAfkn Ilenos de sa.
kinfacci6n.
JuAta, sn verdad, O. In ,Isgrfa rsinanss
sn aqusl poblado, porqus 81 sehor Santa
90, como todoa NOS consts ezkk capacikadc
para llsvsr Ieguro puerto In barquills
municipal dc Cidrs, psro IN IN msntl
gsrmins In idea de hscer de aquslls po
blAci6n M pueblo pr6spsro, grAnds y feliz
Y. MeaDa
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ULTIMAS NOVEDADES.

81 tisns ustsd que hacsr a'gun rsgalo
yea 81 immense surtido do joysria do todss
class, dssds 10 mas bArsto hssts 10 me-
jor an In antigua acrsditsda casa do
TINAUD. donds 90 ACADIA de recibir sl
msjor surtido qua nunca no ha visto sn
Puerto Rice. Tsmbisn hay una inmsnss
varisdad De 4Sactos de plats y platsados y
de- O. sss~s .rssi NJ Hes propias para rsgalos'
de comprsr hsfs Aamsnts limitsdoz;. saass -
sstablscimisnto b q ousl . han hsohc
ihportsntss reformss) y no dudamos nal
drx ustsd complacido.
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.AVISO.

La Correspondence" ha supri-
midO la yenta de sus ediciones por
medic de muchachOs en- la. Gale:
Este peri6dico puede Obtenerse
facilmente d dOmicilio dirigiendose
al sehOr Juan Sacristan, agente
especial de LA Correspondence"
en- San Juan pOr medic de tarieta
postal al apartadO 7S5 de cOrreos
de esta ciudad, persOnalmente So
licitandO la del agente Tetuan Sc,
o en- los puestOS siguientes:
Portal del Hotel Inglaterra.
''La AmadOra. Plaza de Colon,
esquina a O'dOnell.
ola Gaditana. Tetuan 56.
KiOSks de Jose Ruiz, Plaza de
Colon, frente, al TeatrO.
KiOskO Ell Caribe." Plaza de
San Francisco.
LA Mayagiiezara." San JUS
to IL.
Restaurant "POlO Sur" Marina
frente. a. los muelles. ,->.-. z'-. >.'.> >--
Tabaqueria, San Francisco 20.
KiOsk0 de la Plaza Bald0riOty.
Cafe, San Sebastian Fl fFente d
la Plaza de San Jose.
Jesus M. SulsOna. San Sebas-
tian 81.
Francisco Carrero. Sol is.
Juan Carrea. CristO 8.
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PARIS BAZAR.

Acaban de llegsr CINTURONEs slas'
tico. con colgsntes & so csntRvos unc.
Tals bordsda propia para blusss. Entrsdo
ssn y tiras bordadas ioss. Pssa.cints
bcrdados On todos los anchos. Cspss de-
gcms para Srss. CHAQUETA6 DE
ENCAJES De BRUSELAs A SO 90.
Lkmparas electricas para habitacionss &
$500.
Ademks 10 rscibsn ssmanRlmsnts mu-
chnn novedadea -Sedro Giusti. FoEta.
lexs 27.
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huehO cuidadO.

AA~=<~s~- - aess1 sen~-**N
cue dsassn compfaf caEnar, colchonss md.
quinaa. musbIss y tslAs de novedad, fon6'
grsfoz colunbia discos doblss, ssllo rcjo,
ssllo verde, ssllo blanco, etc ETC., para que
Antsu do dscidirss efctuRr suE conn
pTas vista n0sstros . m n q
porqus On sl "Oislo" 20 comprs IN 25%
mas barato gus on cualquier otro sstsbls-
cimisnto. El movimiento 10 demuestra
endAndo.
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n Q n TO ,

HaGta las 8 q. m. del dis II de EnsFo
de l. 909. 10 Escibir6n On ssta efcins pro-
pcsicionss sn plisgas csrrados para imprs.
soa legisIstivoA de la Cfmsts de DsIsgs'
dos duYanta In sesi6n correspondents nj
sfio Eefsrido.--JosS Munoz Rivera, ssore'
tsrio dc 10 Ckmara de Dslsgadoa 5v.a
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1IIFVu l1ptVIll DC v.I1a.VVIEV5NVHuVHVI"
New York, DicismbTs-N 90 solo por
plAcsr que sI presidents Roosevelt cazara
On Africs; 90 tambisn con fin cientifico.
VsAnss al sfscto las declaracionss Of
cialsG hschH Eobre suts AHunto.
"En Marco dc 1909, Mr.. Thsodoro
Roosevelt sara sl jofs de una sxpsdici6n
cisniffica al Africa, squipadA por sl Smith
soniAn Institute. Lo sxpsdici6n psrtirz
ds Nusva York, y tendr6 por Ga recogsr
sspscimsnes para las colsccionsH de hiEto'
ria natural del gobisrno. EntoH sjemplA'
rss EerSn depouitados an sl Smithsonian
Institution MuSso NAcionAl do Was
hington.
AdsmGs del presidents y do IN hija
4 srpuit nj nnruonRI de In Fxoadioi6n m
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PILDORAS n

Las pildoras antibacilares han nrc|
para La curacion de las afecciones del "
Las bronquitis, tanto agudas come
culosis pulmonar ceden prontamentA 4
Asi han podido comprobarlo Rs
numerables enfermos que deben & ala
Be hallan de venta en- las princirs
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Rnoceronte aisbando
que Teodoro Roosevelt eneontrara en- Africa ~
La expedition de caza
del Presidente Roosevelt

servlclo especial dc LA cOrespOndencla".
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Precipitation -, 0.s5
Viento q las 500 q M
4 3 e
Viento maximo IL N
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'Numerosos SDs- tarsH de animaleS
del Continsnts nsgro faItAn en- laE colsc
clones de los EltAdos Unidou = 10 sxpedi'
ci6n Roosevelt hark TODD 10 possible, no 80.
10 para lrocur6ruelos, Aino que por snri'
quecer 10 colecci6n bot6nicA del pAiH
Este % sl informs Official. Sc sgregR que
los rinocsrsntss bancos ssran uno de los
principles objetivau de Ia cszH y que para
procuTarloH on que Mr.. Roosevelt 20 pro-
NINA llegsr los lsgoH Alberto NAnza y
NEfiSgsrza.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-02-27
FOLEYSHONEYAsSTAR


The Alexander Parks farm. IN the
Bcttcrton Coleman road in Kent
county, has been sold by DIR. James
Merritt. oi I'astnn, To Walter +.
Schari. oi Baltimore. for $500. The
property contains rs acres.
C. K. Ringer, the jcweler, 1000 Vir-
gina Ave, Indianapolis, Ind, writes:
Il was so weak from kidney trouble
that could hardly walk hundred
feet -Four bottles OF Folcy's Kidney
Remedy cleared my complexion, cured
my backachc and the irregularities dis
appeared. and can now attend TO bust
ness every day, and recommend ro-
lev, Kidney Remedy to all sufferers,
as il cured me after the doctors and
other remedies had iailcd."-U c.
WELLS.
r. Nccurduu 10 the Quarryvilc Sun,
the macadam road from tia, point, via
uncprn. 10 the l.i'llc Britain line is
wearing greatly. owing 10 the wrong
laying ui the hnttum course Of stone,
which was not stood IN end with the
finer stone on ton
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-02-27

Oxford capitalists have purchased
the stock Of the Oxford. Cochranville
aad Parkesburg Electric Railway.
elccting I. X. Stubs. President. The
work, upon which $500 has been spent.
will, i = said, be promptly pushed to
completion.
Postal cards. bearing particles OF
glass. metal. mica. sand. finsel or other
similar substances are held 10 be un-
mailable, unless enclosed in envelopes
so sealed as to prevent escape OF such
particles. which are likely 10 damage
appliances and apparatus used in the
handling OF mail.
AT recent meeting OF the Tri-
State Packers Association the weight
Of a standard tomato was fixed for
New Jersey. Delaware and Maryland.
A No. 3 standard tomato must weigh
gross on an average. 81 f-2 ounces, and
drained one minute over a inch mesh
must weigh 10 ounces. The No. 2
must weigh 70 and drain II ounces by
the same process.
I'VE will accept the verdict OF any
man who has taken the Kelley Cure.
as to whether il does what 1t claims
What these claims are. learn for your
self. by writing the Kelley Institute,
Washington. ID C.. w. G. askell, Man.
ager. al North Capitol street.
The Pharo Bill. proposing to pro
hibt the sale OF liquor in quantities
less than quart. intended 10 cut off
the bottle trade OF saloors, failed in
the House at Dover. last Thursday. for
lack Of constitutional majority, the
vote standing yeas. IS: nays. u.
Eighteen votes being needed to pass
the measure Three members were
ahsnt and three left the House before
the vote was taken The New Castle
re submission bill. passed by the House
was read frs, and second time in the
Seratc and referred to Senator Films
Committee. a "dry one"