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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-19
SENATE'S LONG
AND SHORT OF TT.

During the reading of the Presi-
dents message in the upper chamber
when Senator's Penrose and Guggen-
helm shook hands it tickled the gal
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Sounds Reasonable.

eff marriages are made in heaven,
why are not divorces?" asked the at
torney.
We'll, because it takes a lawyer to
get a divorce, and there are none up
there replied the client.-Yonkers
Statesman.
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II is from the remembrance CT the
opportunities we have less. lamepts
the Washington Post. th%t the ar.
rows OF regret are aarbed.
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Hard Proposition.

Jinks-''His wife is trying to get
into society,"
Whats he doing?"
Jinks-''Trying to keep out of
debt. "-Washingto Star.
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With the Fanny
FcffOte,S
Exnectcd Setback.

We did not know Just what would hap
To stop Wellman's north-going,
But we knew something Would-lt did:
1t seems the wind was blowing.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-19
Wasbinoton
SEVEN FROM
NEW JERSEY"

Representative Hughes, of New
Jersey, was standing in the lobby of
the House when a guide passed him
in company with a couple of women
visitors.
THAT is Representative Hughes, Of
New Jersey" said the guide.
rs that so?" said the woman.
''Why, Laura, they have them from
all over, even New Jersey"
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Depew Commenting His Joke.
rows did not seem to find the point,
but Mr.. Depew opened his mouth
wide and laughed enough for both.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-19

Exposure to cold and wet is the first step
TO pneumonia. Take Perry Davis Pain
killer and the danger is averted
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-19

leries and made some of their asse-
ciates pause to take stock. Mr.. Pen
rose is some six and half feet tan
and constructed in proportion, while
Mr.. Guggenheim does not go far be-
yond the five-foot mark and Is slight
physically.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-19

Tell the truth, admonishes the
Philadelphia Record, the whole
truth and nothing but the truth
that is, II you don't care anything
about making friends.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-19

FOR hE-Eztcks' CAPUDINM
Whether from Colds. Heat Stomach or
Nervous Troubles, Capudine will relieve you
It's honid-pleassnt To take-acts iInmodi.
ately. TRY II loc.. &c, and COO At drug
The world is inclined to judge
men by what they haven't done.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-23

Ahora vemos en- la Correspondent.
cia'', un articulo que nos da Ia raz6n
sobre todo cuanto dijimos, y que firma
un Americana.
Para que Sc yea que 10 que deciamos
nOsotros hace tempo, no era abultado,
lea ell senor del Vale Atiles, 10 que escri-
be ell colaborador del mencionado colega,
llamando la atenci6n del gobierno, Ell vez
de hamar la atenci6n del alcalde, fun
cionario, que siempre ha sabido respon-
der a los avisos de la prensa.
Dice ell Americana
Como quiera que la salud del pueblo
es la suprema ley, el gobernador debe
invitar al alcalde de esta ciudad Y al
medicO de Sanidad local para que los
tres juntos examiner minuciosamente el
estadO sanitario de San Juan y sus alre-
dedores, y los tres convengan en- que 81
estamos vivos con tan pesimas condicio-
nes higienicas; 81 una epidemic no ha
conclude con nosOtros, Sc debe q un mi
lagro de la Divina Providencia.
En- primer lugar, ,tenemos ell acueducto
arrastrando aguas corrompidas de un
rio donde Sc baiia la gente, los animales,
Sc lava la ropa de los enfermos como Sc
acostumbra en- todos los rios del pals,
sin leyes que 10 prohiban, y donde Sc
arrojan los detritus de casas y fincas.
Esto ocurre 10 mismo en- ell rio de refe-
rencia como en- los demas de la isla, que
proven de aqua a pueblos y ciudades,
perO es mas censllrable que EN- el sitio
donde Sc toman las aguas para abaste-
Ger la capital, no haya sus tanques pro-
vistos de azufre para que mueran los
microbes del aqua antes de pasar a los
filtros purifcarse ser arrastradas 4
la ciudad, libre de germenes nooivos.
Aparatos de esta clase para purifca,
al aqua valdran Glen mil pesos proxima
mente, pero la salud de 10000 habitan
tes que tiene San Juan vale muchos mi
llones de pesos. -
Tiene la palabra ell senior del Vale
Atiles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-23

Existe gran entusiasmo entire los es,
tudiantes de la Sociedad Literaria Ger
vantes. Esta Sociedad Sc reune una vez
por semana, y tiene por objeto Ell per-
feccionamiento en- ell uso del lenguaje
hablado y escrito. Como la Sociedad
-s bilingue, los socios tienen que pre-
sentar trabajos en- ingles y espahol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-23
Fl Maestro Marquez

De regreso de su excursion por San
to Domingo y Cuba, ha regresado a es-
ia capital el aplaudido artista compo-
sitor, don Rafael Marquee, y nos ha
disDenSado una atenta vista.
FL maestro Marquee nos trae recuer-
dos amables de artistas amigos, y nos
ha dado noticias de ellos.
Celebramos ell regreso al pals de un
elemento artisticO de tan positive va
ler.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-23
Sanidad e hygiene
PARA Ell Sr. DEL VALLE ATILES

Cada vez que el BOLETIN MER-
EANTIL trata sohre la hygiene, de la
ciudad, no faIta un desocupado, que sos
tenga que las afirnraciones nuestras son
exageradas, lIegando a atribuirses IN Ca
racter que nunca han tenido, pues ma
die, como nosotros, reconoce las grandes
dotes de gobernante y de buen funeiona-
RIO, que enaltecen al seiior del Vale Att
les.
Sin duda, por ESQ, es que veces nos
hemos permitido Ifamar su atencion
acerca de puntos vulnerables, sobre Sa-
nidad hygiene, sin importarnos NADIA
II opinion que puedan formular aquellos
que no ven mas que ataqtles en- sanas y
respetuosas advertencias
No una vez ,sino Glen, hemos tratadO
aeerca del acueducto de Ia ciudad, de-
uunciando hechos y abuses que la mayor
parte de las veces nan sido p1bliccs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-23
h pOVenariN De IA >Purlhns

La Piadosa Congregation de la Inma-
eulada Conception, llevara a cabo en- el
presente aio solemnes cultos en- honor a
Ia Excelsa Sefora en- la Capilla de los
RR- PIP. Francscanos Capuchinos bajo
el siguiente programa:
EI dia % del corriente mes, al toque
de oraciones, dara principle el novena-
rio 8 toda orquesta dirigida pOr el re-
putado professor don Francisco Verar-
Ell dia 29, q las seis y media de la
maiiana empezaran las Inisas cantadas de
Ia Inmaculada Virgen, que contlnuara
hasta ell Z de Diciembre inclusive.
Ell dia s, terminado ell ejerclcio del
novenario, sc cantara un response So
1emne Dor las aImas de los fieles difun-
fOS.
Ell dia 7 tendra Jugar la Salve y LIE
tanlas
Ell dia 8, q las siete de la paiiana, Mi
sa de Communion General para todos los
feIes y devotos del augustisimo misterio,
con motetes alusivos al acto.
H mismo dia q las 8 de Ia maiiana,
sc cefebrara con toda solemnidad La festi-
vidad de la Immaculate Virgen y pro-
nunciara ell panegirico ell Rvdo. p Fray
Antonio de Castillo
Ia niadoea Couorepa ci6n do Ia Tun,s.
enlada Conception tiene eI honor de in
vitar q todos los fieles a los expresados
cuitos, esperanto de su cello refigioso sc
seryiran concurrir eIlos.
Puerto Rico, 20 de Noviembre de 1909
III mayordomo Tesorero, Juan B. Varas
Ter Conciliario, Este5aN TeTruts. Edo
Conciliario, Jose Montesinos FIR. Froi.
Ian de Rionegro, Superior de PIP
Franciscanos &C.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-23
N@1rQCQA$

La Association Atletica de la Central
High School ha elegido su Directiva
para Ell ailo entrante, Ell la forma 81
guiente:
Presidente, Cecilio Rossy, Vice presi-
dente, Diego Biascoechea, Secretario.
Frank A. Martinez, Tesorero, Heliodo-
ro Blanco.
Ell doctor r. Ruiz Arnau participa a
stss amigos y clientes que ha trasladado
su domicilio y consultorio a la calle de
La Fortaleza No. 46.-Horas de consul
ia de 3, p. M-Telefono 305.
Ha vuelto tomar possession de su car
go en- Esilo de Ninas la senorita
Rita Guibot, que Sc encontraba en- uso
dc licencia por enfermedad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-23

Son muchas las quejas presentadas
por los alumnos y los maestros acerca
del servicio del Trolley entire San Juan
y Santurce. Ell retraso de los carros
ha hecho subir el n1mero de los que lie.
gan tarde la escueIa una cifra amor.
NAL. Esperamos que Sc tomen las me.
didas necesarias para remediar este es-
tado de cosas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-23
Por Ia detective de esta ciudad fue
arrestado aver Antonio Rivera, por AGO.
metimiento y agresi6n. ..

Ha sido nombrado capitan INFERNO
del team de Base ball'' ell joven don
Leandro Lopez. Este team empezara a
practicar la semana entrante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-23
Information De los pueb|s
(Por tel6grafo)

Del Distrito de Humacao comunican
que por fuerza de aquel Distrito fuero1
arrestados los hermanos Apolinario
Gallo, Damian y Fernando Ortiz, por in
tentar asesinar a Juan Lopez, habien-
dole herido gravemente en- el cuello.
Del Distrito de Adjuntas, cOmunican
un conato de inccndio ocurrido en- la
barberia de Antonio Moll Ferrer
Del Distrito de Caguas comunican.
que Emilia Hernandez, quien sufria de
enagenaci6n mental Sc suicide ahor-
candose.
Del Distrito de Naguabo comunican
ell arresto del individuo Jose Flores,
DOR haber mutilado dos dedos An
dres Mata.
Del DistritO de Ponce comunican que
ell individuo Valentin Carnicel mato de
tiro Juana Vazquez hiro de otro tiro
a Carmen Thillet Y el Sc suicide.
Del DistritO de Rio Piedras comuni-
can que una jugada a 10 prohibido fue
sorprendida en- ell ESTABLISHMENTS de
Juan Agrinsonis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-23

Ha ingresado en- la Penitenciar1a a
eXtinguir un ano y seis meses de conde-
ma por infracci6n las leyes postales
el individuo Jose Rodriguez Rodriguez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-23

Ha ingresadO en- la PenitenCiar1a a
eNtinguir un a1o seis meses de conde-
ma por infracci6n 4 las leyes postales.
el individuo Jose Rodriguez Rodriguez.
Ha sido puesto en- libertad por habcr
extinguido su condena de tres aios dc
presidio por el delito de atentado j la
vida ell individuo Ramon Rivera Olive
ra.
Llamamos la atenci6n de la polic1a,
acerca del considerable ntmero de mo-
salvetes que Sc ponen a jugar pelota en-
la calle de Norzagaray hacia la esquina
del callej6n de Morovis, pues aver lie
dierOn con una pelota en- ell pecho, Ia
seHora Maria Bogito causandole dafio
Esperamos que la policia corrija ese
abuse.
" Ell BOLETIN MERCANTIL de F. r. :"
Sc halla de venta en- ell
SALON Native
Plaza de Baldorioty
Ell Concejo Municipal de Arroyo, ma
inciado una colecta, para ayudar las
victimas de la inundacion ocurrida la
| noche del trece de los corriente en- la que
perdieron sus casas, varias familias po-
bres del barrio "Cangrejos
Encabezando la lista, fgura aquel mu-
nicipio, con la suma de cincuenta dollars
La Comisi6n encargada de recaudar
los fondos, la forman ell Alcalde se1or
Jose de Choudens y los concejales, seilo-
res Javier Minondo y Antonio S. Alcal-
de.
Tan noble y digno proceder, ha sido
aplaudido.
LIBROS DE MISA CARTERAS
En- ell "BoLET1N MERCANTIL"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
ELMORE SIZES
UP THE COURSE
POPULAR CAR PIL0TED BY
POPULAR CREW
REGULAR "3s" to Be Used in Contest,
Simply Changing "Sunday-Go-
to-Meeting" Dress to
Racing

The Elmore "36'' which will repre-
sent the two cycle interests in the
Phoenix race is being made ready for
the first trial trip to the Colorado
river. This is the small Elmore and
not the "44' model. The car mas al
ready made a short preliminary run,
having gone several miles beyond
White Water. This is where the nrst
bad sand is encountered, and Rose was
pleased to find on this trip that the
Gilmore went through the deep sahd
without the least hesitation. Thls COIL
vinced him that no special SAND tires
were needed for his car, and the pow
er alone will be used to drive the Ell
more through the deepest of the
heavy going on the long 50O-mile
grind.
part of the work has been done fit
ting UP the stock model, and this week
the finishing touches will be put on so
the car will be fit and ready for the
desert when D. B. Rose, c. F. Smith,
George Dake and the other members
of the crew climb aboard next Friday
for the first dash into the desert VIII
derness where Willie Boy recently held
forth.
Neither Rose nor Smith, who will do
| the driving, has ever been over TINS
| course. but both have had plenty of
experience dL Tie WHICH, eAlld SiiSS 49,
that once over the road will be suf-
fcient if they have a good guide along.
George Dake, who will go as mem
| Der of the crew, is an enthusiastic
| Elmore owner and was with A. j.
Smith last year when he drove an Ell
more into second place. Dake saw
the Elmore make it's gains through the
! deep, sandy going last year and feels
confident that manys hours can be cut
off the time, as they will have a thor
ough knowledge of the course this
| time.
! The car which will be used will be
the regular stock 36-horsepower car.
! The car which is being made ready
is the demonstration which has been in
service for the past month. The only
change will be the fitting on of
racing body and extra gasoline and
J tanks
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
STUDEBAkER IS
EXPLICIT GIVING
INSTRUCTIONS
COVERS CLEARLY QUESTION
OF SEASONS MODELS
COMPANY PAYS NO ATTENTION
TO TIME FOR CHANGES
Explicitly Explains Position of Agents
Seeking and Waiting for New
Model Cars and Loss
to Them

Studebaker Brothers of South Bend,
Ind, is g big concern. No use OF gong
over that to the people of the west.
They know all about Studebakers.
For nearly half a century the name has
been among the foremost in the vehicle
line in the United States. A letter to
their agents came to the hands of The
Herald, and it is so full of meat-so
rich with good suggestions and hlntS
to the automobile buyer-that this pa
per gives it to its readers, from when
they may profit in making their pur-
chase of an automobile. The letter
reads in part as follows
Every advertisement we publish;
every part of the sales policy; the
prices of cars, of tops, storm fronts
and of accessories are all dictated by
our desire to help you sell the goods.
We do not consider that we have dis
posed of the output as soon as we have
placed it in your hands. Not by any
means. We must see that you not
only sell it, but make 1t so easy for
you to do so that you Will make more
money on it than you could on any
other line.
In this regard Studebaker policy diff
fers from that of any other concern we
know Of You'll realize that it does If
you will just think back over the past
five years and recall how other makers
have unloaded cars on dealers and
then, giving no further consideration
to the matter, announce some chang=
of price or of design or policy that left
the dealer up in the air-With one or
several cars on his hands. In order tc
sell them he had to sacrifice them
lose his commission or more.
One of the most injurious systems
one that, while the dealer has always
invited and encouraged it, has done
l., than other nerSOT
was the silly method of making sea
son models"
In order to make a season model,
and to make it a sensational one, max
ers have held back improvements thai
should have been Incorporated in the
car just as soon as possible after the
need for them had been discovered
held back for months and then
punched" them at certain arbl'
trarily predetermined period AM
brought the car out as 1900" o.
1910" model.
Now, all this looks fine to the dealer
He thought it stimulated business
And he looked forward eagerly to the
new model-so eagerly that he forgo
to sell what he could get at that mo-
ment He lost interest in the 1905
model months before the 1909 was
available. And no salesman can sci
something he has lost interest in. Tha
Is against human nature.
Now, what has been the real effec
on the dealer of this system of max
ing season" models?
1t has reduced his active selling sea
son to a few months in the year-thc
few months following the advent o
the new model and lasting only unit
gossip about the next Forthcoming
model began to be whispered about
And his seasons earnings are confined
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17

though going after puncture to the
inner tubes, rolled up his sleeves and
scrubbed and rubbed at that trunk as
though his life depended upon his
work, and finally succeeded in erasing
the marks, so that he and his bride
from that moment passed as very
staid and demure couple of long
years Joined in the bonds of wedlock.
In conjunction with host OF
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
Bucks Equip with eoodyears

In view of the excellent showing
made by Goodyear detachable tires In
many recent competitions on the Buick
and other cars as well, the Buick peo-
pie have equipped their entry for the
Phoenix desert race with this tire.
The tires will be tried out at once, as
the Buick starts a preliminary desert
iaunt today
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17

friends the groom may sincerely claim
in this city. where he is known for his
sterling integrity and for his close
Application to the interests of the
company he represents. the wish will
go to them unstintedly that Mr.. and
Mrs. F. o. Nelson may have a long
life of uninterrupted happiness
blessed with all the pleasures that
may come to any couple in this life.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-24
Group and wnoopfng Cough

Silver Belt wants your job printing.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-24
NEWS BUDGET
 FROM STAFFORD

STAFFORD, January 23.-Mrs, J. T.. Owens was painfully but not seriously injured in runaway on Main street yesterday.
 The Ladies Aid of the Methodist i, Episcopal church served dinner at the church yesterday noon. D. w. Wickersham, of Los Angeles, Calf, was an incoming passenger Wednesday afternoon and will remain for some time looking after his many business interests in the Valley Max c. Bonne of Globe is in Safford for the purpose of buying cattle for his meat market in Globe. Miss Vivian Reed, daughter of w. R. Reed, is home again from California where she has been attending school. A party composed of Rev. and Mrs. c. Wardlaw and daughter Miss Jessie and MT. and Mrs. L. A. Moore left today for a camping and hunting trip in the Graham foot hills.
 c. Posey is quite i'll at his home in Stafford.
 4uios V. EnpotoHidu sufs. t1Nut of Solomonville were shopping in Saf- ford today.
 s. Barclay of the Tucson Transfer company is in the valley for the pur pose of purchasing draught horses for his company.
 J. M. Foster was business visitor to Solomonville today
 Sherwood Hall and party have re- turned from A camping trip to the foot hills of the Graham.
 Judge Mcfarland of Solomonville was in town today.
 The Etude Club is planning for their monthly open meeting which will be February l at the home of Miss Elsie Foster. An interesting program of the compositions of Franz Liszt and Felix MendeIsshon- Bartholdy win be rem dered
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-24

of gold silver 
  32 the
   desired
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-24
CENTRAL NOTES

The basket party given at Central on the evening of the goth, was a grand success. The hall was crowded, and many beautiful baskets were brought in by the young ladies, well filled with delicious lunch. These baskets were auctioned off, some going for as high a price as five dollars, and ranging all the way from that down to fifty cents. Thirty nine dollars was cleared from the dance and baskets and is to be sent to the Central missionaries who are in the field. A splendid social time was enjoyed and the best of order prevailed,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-24
CORRESPONDENCE
 FROM THATCHER

THATCHER, January 23-George Allen and wife of Duncan, have been visiting with relatives in Thatcher. President Kimball and daughters are home again from Artesia. Miss Hannah Allen of Franklyn, has come down to live with Bishop Peter son and wife for awhile. Mir and Mrs. Frank Skinner are the proud parents of fine boy which came to their home on the 2lst All con cerned are doing well.
 J. D. Lee brought a bunch of beef cattle in fro mthe range this week. The butcher, Will Moody, has bought them to ship to Globe
 Mrs. Sessions went to Safford on Fri day to look after the business of the W. c. T. U.
 The Relief Society held work meet ing on Thursday afternoon. About thirty members were present, and all worked with vim on the new carpet they are making to give to the new Academy
 The numerous friends of Wm. A. Moody will be pleased to learn that he is we'll and enjoying his work in the South Sea Islands. He has just re. turned from trip to the Friendly Is lands, where he went to superintend the work there
 A pleasant birthday social took place at the home of Lon Pace on Thursday evening, it being his fourteenth birth day. A large crowd of boys and girls gathered soon after o'clock. and for about two hours indulged in merry games, which were followed by re- treatments. He received some nice birthday presents. The guests left at s:3O feeling that they had been highly entertained. The Missionary class of the Academy furnished the program for the Polly sophicaf meeting on Thursday evening. which was both unique and interesting. They illustrated the regular missionary experience that the missionaries have while laboring in the mission fields. "Tracting was the first subject treat ed, by returned elders giving their ac- tual experiences. Next came a prae- tIcal illustration of a "Street Meet ing. fOut on the Cold World.v was the subject of a beautiful and impre. slve tableau, showing the elders asleep under the trees with their suit eases as pillows. Then followed an illustration of Mail Day., which showed the elders eagerly reading their letters from home with the tear of joy in their eyes. The last was somewhat humor ous scene representing "The Elders at Home. Some were washing their clothes, some were mending and darn ing, while others were brushing and cleaning. The boys did splendid with their representations, and the large au- dience in attendance pronounced it one of the most enjoyable meetings held this winter.