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The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-23
Lsasl AaxertIse menss.
TO CREDITORS.

NJ OANE ~ SNEsOhtONo.
This is 10 give notice that the sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
letters OF administration on the Per-
sonal Estate of
f. CARROLL Herring,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated, 20 the subscriber, on or
before the End day Of January 1910;
they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
June, 1909.
ROBERT l.. SHIPLEY,
july2 1t Administrators.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-23

DON'T LET THE SUN GO DOWN
another day without having arranged
with us to place monument in the last
resting place of your loved ones. Every
day you delay submits you to the un-
spoken reproach Of those who note
TIE UNMARRIED cRavE.
II money matters have interfered
with your intention to erect a memorial
IN your plot come and see us. We can
doubtless arrange that matter as salts
factorily as we can the design and cost
of the stone.
JOSEPH |. MATTHIAS,
Successor TO John Beaver,
G. e. p. Phone TOR. Westminster, Md.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-23
Heal state Sales.
N the viIIage q FrizelIburg.

The undersigned by virtue OF a
power of attorney from Charles Ware
hime. Philip s. Warehime. Jacob
Warehime and others TO him. dated
the % day of April, 1909. and duly
recorded among the land records Of
Carroll County, in Liber d. p s., No
liz, folio Fl, and as heir at law OF
Samuel Warehime, deceased. will sell
at public sale to the highest bidder, al
| o'clock p. m, on the Samuel Ware
hime firm. on
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-02-23
The AuetIoneer,s HouraIass.

An auctioneer Of Philadelphia col
lects all sorts of objects pertaining
to his ancient calling. He has, among
other things, an interesting set of auc-
tioneer's hourglasses.
The auctioneer, a century or so ago,
concluded sale, not by saying Co
-going-gone!" and rapplng the
counter with his hammer, but 1t was
his better method to turn up a free
running glass toward the end of the
bidding, and to end the sale irrevoca-
bly, when the saSds ran out This
saved confusion and dispute
The auctioneer's glasses in the
Philadelphia collection Sre pictur-
esque one is of tortoise shell and
mother OF pearl. Another is OF amber
and gold A third is CT teak and
ivory.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-02-23
MANY QUEER AIDS TO MEMORY.
Simple Devices Resorted TO by People
Who Can't Remember.

Many and varied are the methods
to which busy men have recourse in
order 10 keep their memory peeled"
Very simple Is the mnemonical sys-
tenn Of wellknown Journalist who
merely ties a small piece OF ribbon
round his walking stick. Many a
benedict has n penchant for tying his
handkerchief into a series OF knots to
remind him Of the numerous little do
nestle duties he has faithfully prom
ised 10 perform during the day.
A very successful plan IS that OF n
shrcwd business man, who has re-
course to the use OF pepper or snuff
10 Jog his memory. A liberal dose
spread over his handkerchief gcots
his olloctory nerves whenever he cx-
tracts 10 from his pocket and as he
himself says, chat reminds me-"
Very effective is the method adopt
cd by some astuto people who placi
their finger rings on their kcyring W
this means they are not only remind
Cd Of something by the absence Of
their rings from their hands but every
time they use their keys the fact is
forced upon their attention. There is
one old government clerk who IS an
amusement to all the juniors. When
he has any matter of urgent impor-
tance TO attend to in the morning he
invariably ties two of his fingers to-
gether with a small piece OF red tape.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-02-23

See the new spring suitings at Null
ler's, the tailor.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Riley and little
daughter left Tuesday for Billings,
where Mr.. Riley's mother, who has
dropsy Of the heart, is not expected
to live.
The lates { novelties in spring suit
ings at Mullcr's, the tailor.
Miss Meribeth Holding is on the
sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. }. Hart, Of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, who have been visiting
for the past two months at the home
Of their daughter, Mrs. /. II. Kerr,
started Tuesday morning for FL Do
RADIO Springs, Mo, where they will
visit Mr.. Hart5 brother, before they
return % their home i'm Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T.. Risk came
down from Gracomont Monday after
noon and, after visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Flanagan, went on
Tuesday morning TO stecker, where
they will make their home and where
Mr.. Risk will engage in the drug
business.
j. G. Bradford returned Monday
afternoon from Oklahoma City, where
he accompanied his daughter Miss
lleta, Sunday. lie reports Miss
Valera, who has been sick in OklaEo o.
ma City, as getting along nicely.
She was able to 90 to the train to see
him Off Monday.
LOST-A little black book, about ten
inches long and five inches wide, &.
with cotton weights in it. Two
dollars reward for return Of same.
22-2td b. X. Fits.
Mrs. NJ. b. Phillips and little son
and daughter have gone to Hobart for
visit with Mrs. Phillips sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips moved here
recently from Stevenville, Tex. .,
and are occupying the Page property
on West Oklahoma Avenue. Mr..
Phillips travels for the Turner Pro-
duce company.
l.. NJ. Spivey was greatly surprised
and delighted to meet Monday among
the bankers II. 1. Gray, of Weather
ford, an old-time friend. Mr.. Gray
and Mr.. Spivey both used to live in
Kingston, Mo-, and have known each
other ever since Mr.. Spivey attained
the youthful age of two. No doubt
they could both tell taies-out-of'
school on each other.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-02-23
CRITICISM. OF apRAYINo MAN"
Great Preacher Saw Little Virtue In
Certain Forms Of Appeal.

When men begin their prayers with
"Oh, thou omnipotent, omniscient om-
ni-prcscnt, allseeing, everything
blessed potcntatc, Lord God jehovah"
/ should think they would take breath.
Think Of a man I'm his family, hurried
for his breakfast, praying in such a
strain! lie has n note coming due,
and Il IS going to he paid to-day, and
he feels buoyant; and he goes down
on his knees like a cricket on the
hearth and piles up these majestically
moving phrases about God. Then he
goes on to say that he is a sinner; he
is proud 10 say that he is a sinner.
Then he asks for his daily bread. He
has Il; and he can always ask for IL
when he has It. Then he jumps uP
and goes over to the city. He comes
back at night and goes through a
similar wordy form of evening pray
ers;" and he is called "a praying
man." A praying man? I might as
well call myself an ornithologist be-
cause | eat chicken once in a while
for dinner.-Henry Ward Beecher.
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Local News

For an hours recreation and pleas
ure, visit w. NJ. Michael's box ball
and shooting gallery, 100 West Main
street. II If
Lawrence Martin spent Sunday at
bis home near Gracemont.
For Sale cheap, one good
windmill, tower, large tank and
tank house, pipe connections.
See, II. +. Sutter 7 dtt
A. f. Baldwin, of Baldwin &
Gibbs, is back from a trip to Mexico.
For flesh garden seed, see o. p.
skages. Phone o. 19-ltd ltw
Mr.. and Mrs. Alb cntley have re-
turned 90 their home in Gracomont,
after Attending 70 business here.
The City Grocery and Meat Market
is now prepared to supply all custo-
mers with the very best articles at
the lowest prices at Jon Ford's Old
stand. Tel. No. Il. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T.. Cullen. 1s-12td.
Miss Marie Blakely is back from a
visit Of a couple Of days to her home
in Gracemont.
Mrs. Fred Martin and sister, Mrs.
Bessie Barrett, have gone to Grace
mont for visiC at the parental home.
Mrs. II. G.. Burgdorf is back from
a visit to her son in Olive. Her
sons family returned with her.
Mrs. Ed Davidson and children re-
turned Monday afternoon from a short
visit in Graccmont.
Judge Ward and r.. Hester, Of
Apache, were seen on our city streets
Tuesday.
Miss May Robins, of Minco. was the
guest of Miss Roawen Monsell Sunday
and Monday.
A. NJ. Norton, who has been en-
ployed az the Topeka hotel, went
Monday to Chickasha, where he will
open a restaurant.
Mrs. C. w. Van Eaton was over
from Fort Cobb Monday, having DR..
Jones do dental work for her little
boy.
II. C. Bradford was a Tuesday
morning passenger to FL Reno, where
he will spend a couple of days on bus.
mess.
Miss Nan Cleveland, having a va.
cation from her fathers postoflice in
Mountain View on account of Wash.
ington's birthday, yesterday visited
her aunt. Mrs. c. A. Cleveland.
Miss Alice Hastings, who teaches
at Apache, spent Sunday and Wash
ingtons birthday with her sister,
Mrs. William II. Campbell. Miss
Hastings visited the city schools Mon
day morning.
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Extended Trip

Mrs. j. w. Jones left Tuesday
morning for a months visit with rel
atives throughout the south. The
points at which she expects to stop
are New Orleans. La, Meridian,
Miss. Mobile, Ala, and Chattanooga,
Tenn. Mrs. Jones anticipates a very
pl easant trip.
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De una MUJER
AGRADECIDA.
TOda Mujer Debe Leer estal lEspOn-
tanea Recommendation de las
PildOraS del DIR. Williams.

Las responsibilities del matrimonio v
Dc In mAtsrnidad hacen In vida de much "a
muJsras, una vida do psnAlidades, simpls
ments por ls fslta dc robnstez que In mi
'li6n dc ssposR y madrs rsquiere. La de.
bilidad que p,ri6dicaments sufren muchas
mujsrss, 20 corrigs faeilmsnts ii 20 toms &
tismpo; misntras que ii Hs descuids, gasts
In vitaiidad y oil Atractivo prsmaturamsn.
te. Para combatir ssaa epocaa de dsbili
dad rscomsndamos de tomar Ian Pfldnrsu
RoEadas del DR.. Williams, sxcslents toni.
co-rsoonstituyents para 10 kapgre los
narvioS. Miles do mpjsKes CON servan mn
Ealnd y fusrSAs con tsh simple rsmedit:
La Sra. Maria Rodriguez Hsrnandsz.
que reside On AgrAmonts, (Matarxas),
Cuba, sscribs do IN experiences con este
afsmado Tsmedie: "Quisro manifastar mi
sgEadecimisnto por hAbsr rscobrado mi
satud con las Pfldoras Rossdas del Dr..
Williams. Empszando por simpIs dsbili.
dad, mis- males .foeron Aumentsndo hsuta
que comprometieron seriaments mi salud.
eatnve. en- CANA por slgunoa msass. Fuf
Atendida de fAcult: tivos , tome variss me.
dicinaS. pero auu cuando Iuspo ma Ia.
V~~sSs 4&0oC A6EAAhH m6 QAO&Q ira
cuentes dolores de cabssa y dc sspslds
po:o spstito, psssdss ? fstigs conatAnsss, y
etroz dssArIegick que no prscisa snumsr, r,
Una iei ore. amiga q. me vic en tan lsmen.
table sstsdo. ma dijo que dibisra de tomar
Jas Pildoras Rosadas del DR.. Willisms
La recommendation ers tai qus me inspi,6
conhanza J ea pocos dfAa ya usptf bueuou
tfsctct do In u-sdicipa. CON alpuno. ma.
SIS de sguir tan simple tiatamisnto, ma
encueutro compile tamsnts bisn, habi,ndo
desapsrscido todos mis- males ssi qua no
ceso de rscomsndsr estas bsnefi ,au pfldo.
ras las que Caai debo Ia vida"
En In purezs riqutzs dc Ia Ssngrs s..
triba In vitslidad. Eso ss 10 o.. hacs de- Ia.
PfldoRaa Rosadas del DR.. WiIIiamx ma.
Fsrsenas Pllidss 81 sspscffoo de- f.mili.
mas popular dc los tismpor In Ia.
bokicap.
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PARA PASCUAS Y ANO NUEyO

81 tisns ustsd que hscsr algun rspslo
vsa sl immense snrtido dc joysria do todaa
clases, dssds 10 mas bsraso hasta 10 ms.
jor en- la antigua y screditsda- casa ds
TINAUD. donds no ACADIA DE- recibir el
mejor Hurtido que Fpnca se ha yisto an
Puerto Rico. Tsmh IA hay una. ipmsnsa
varisdad dc afsctcs d. plata y PALISADES '
do ctras novsdadsz propiss para rsgslos
todo prscio1 sumamanss limitadoa: artss
90 cnmpfar hsga uassd una viaita 4 dicho
esssbiscimisnto Cen 81 cual - han hscho
imporsantss rsfoImas) y NO dudamoa sal
drk uatsd com placido.
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panoramca de Catana fla echa ndica fsm5sa
.AVISO.

LA Correspondence" ha Supri-
midO la yenta de sus ediciGGes Dor
medic de muchachOs en- la calle.
Este peri6dico puede obtenerse
facilmente a dOmiciIio dirigi6ndose
al senior Juan Sacristan, agente
especial de LA Correspondence"
en- San Juan pOr medic de tarieta
postal al apartadO 785 de CORE Os
de esta ciudad, persOnalmente So
llcltandO la del agente Tetuan Sc,
0 en- los pueStOS 81 SiguienteS:
Portal del Hetel IngIaterra.
LA AmadOra." Plaza de Colon.
esquina, a O'dOnell.
F.. ''La Gaditana." Tetuan Sc.
kiOskO de Jose Ruiz, Plaza de
Colon, frente al TeatrO.
MOskO "El Uaribe." Plaza de
San Francisco.
LA Mayagiiezapa." San. JUS.
to IL.
restaurant POLO Sur" Marina
trente a los muelIes.
Iabaqueria, San Francisco 40.
kI0skO de la Plaza BaldOriOty>
Cafe, San Sebastian 21 frente a
la Plaza de San Jose.
Jesus NJ. SulsOna. San Sebas-
tian 81.
Francisco CarrerO. Sol Is.
Juan Carrea. CristO 8.
Fonda y Cafe. Arsenal No. 3.
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Los campOS presentan
un bellO panOrama a.
LleyarOn una serenata
a la gentil PrOvidencia
Ode nuestrO eorrespOnsal),

Barcslonsts, Ensro A. Con 81 usvo
afio ha cesado la lluvia nos hRllAmoa
bAjo In acci6n dc M sol ssplsndcroso, pre-.
isntAndo satoa campos I'm bsllo panorAms,
coz uua vsrdea cafiavsraleu que csda dia
10 sxtiendsn conliderablemsnts, dAndo su
pIoducto gran impulse & Ia sgricultura y
al comsrcio do SstR sxtsnAR rica juris.
dicci6n.
La juvsntud de aquf sstk de snhors.
bueus, puss no han dado tres bailes On
iHtos disH y 20 prspsran nusvos AHaltou.
Con motive dc ser el dis 2 ell ssnto
dc In bsllfuima y gsntil Providsncia Diaz
LlenzR aus numerosos amigos y amigaz 10
llsvaron una ssrenats fae tai sl sntu.
niRsmo y alsgrfa que rsin6 sn aqusI ven.
tureso hogar que 20 bail6 hsata las dos dc
In mafisns, sisDdo obEequiados los concu.
rrentea CON chsmpsgns, dulcsE y aervezE.
-Ss sncusntrs On esta poblaci6n sl &C.
two comisionistA don Pedro r. Blanco, de
In casa DAvis, Lsurencs Co, el sf.mado
Pam Als de dieha casa Ies muy aolicitsdo
para el paludismo Ipor los magu con re-
Hultados que Se obtisnsn con 81.
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NOticiaS de Bayam0n

Ensro 5,-En Ia juntA general ceIsbra,
d. por los socios do Ia "Colonin Esps q o.
Ia" do Bayam6n, el 27 del pasado mss,
fue dssignada la nuevA dirsctiva para sl
corrisnte sfio, de 1909, On ID formn ii.
guisnts:
Presidents, don Ricardo Vsla Noriega;
yicsprsAidspts, don Antonio Gonsalez Tou.
20; Tesorero, don Jose del ,Llano. do la
Vsgs; Hecretario, don CRmilo TaE]sau Gan.
dara; vocAles, don EmiliaL Mendsx, don
Francisco Layaudsro. Suplsnteu. don Pa.
bio Lavandsrc, don Nicomsdes Rodrfgu.z,
don Antonio Ramos y don ElirNVillars
Todoa los sxpreIadoH EiioreA ,sfusron
rsslegidcH On uuI cargoS, & sxcsL 70 del
ssiior Gonzales, qus fue dssigpado psra
ls yiceprsaidsucia, On virtud de haberua
nsgsdo en- absolute & aceptaEla oil mfor
Llsno, quisn OPTIC por sl cargo do tssorsrc,
solo por complacer & nus amigos y compa-
triotas, como iguAlmsnte 10 hicisron asf
los demAs sefiorss reelsctos, nj acsptAr sur
respectivos caTgoa, que no dsssabAn con-
tipuar dssempsfiando. .-....
Todon % musatrAn muy natisfechoEl, do
lAs sficaces gsstionss de esa dirsctiva, que
supo slsvar aquel csntro lA sltura ca
qus hoy 10 sncusntTa.
la banda dc Ia policia insular amsni.
z6 loa dos anunciadrs bailss que cels.
h@s sh~ ~~i~@i~. n % uA@ a@-u-s.sisssus
Adem6s dc lss hsrmoIfsimas rsinan qus
ssg6n us hs anunciado, concurrisron nj
balls. anistisron 'otrau dos mas, por cleric
lindisimal una do Ban Gsrmln , otrs dc
Rio Pisdrss, " adsmaH IN saplsndido
bouquet do bsllas ssnoritaz do Cataiio, sn
cuyo bouqust fgur6 una for magnifics,
que offsci6 concurrir al acto, al que, CON
81 prsssncia, presto mayor brilIo u
Tsalcs.
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TrafcO cOmercial en- Vega Baja.
.... Y ahOra resulta peOr Ell re-
medic que la enfermedad.
La cOsecha de cafe ha sidO eScass
en- la jurisdiction.
Ode nueStro corresponsaL) }.

EneEo 2.-Cada dis mas esta ciudad
adquisrs mayor Animaci6n, dsbido aI trk-
ico comsrcial y movimiento de paAsjsTou.
-Pus,, Hfior, no % possible comsr pan
busno On Vega Baja. Para corrsgir abu.
sos y castigar el monopolio gus sobrs di.
cho Articulo sxistia, 10 fabric6 por accionsa
una tahona rsguladora, ahor& reaulta
psor el rswedio que 10 snfermedad. EH
sabsr, qas sl psor pan qus 20 fabrics %
del horno nuevo.
mo 20 oys sn sata ciudad una soIa
notA alsgre. Pal6 Ailsnciosa In Nochs
buepa, ain otro acontscimiento que In miua
del gallo, y TODD sl mur do % msti6 On N
casa. Solo 10 nochs, viapsra del afio nue..
vo, hubo alguna Rnimaci6n, llev6ndoss {
afscto slgunas iaEanas en- variAs cssss de
fsmilia.
Hoy dos dc Ensro, tomb possli6n sl
nusvo tribunal municipal. Ocuparau Lea
puestcs loa aprsciAblss Heiorss don Jore
Mater Girons, don Pedro del Msnzano
don Ramon Marines Reyes, como juss,
sscrstario y marshal rsspsctivannsnts.
Don Francisco L. Amadso, ius1 mu-
nicipal que fue durants la pasada Iegiula.
S~~@J ~AeeA@9@A@ w0 A@sAu@uCIA n VnCluu
pnsblo dc Vsgs Ats, On donds posse una
prscioHa fnca do chinaH.
--El nusvo sdificio sscolar, do ochu o..
lopes y construfdo 81 extreme o. do la
cindad, ofrsce al viaisro nm ngradabls
golps de vista.
-kn ssnntos do ~ profession, como
abogado y potario, 20 encontraba On sstou
dias por squt, don JoIe g. Torres.
-Ya 20 ultimsron los trabaioa relatives
la instalaoi6n del centric do inEtrucci6n
y rscrso, y solo 20 sguarda encontrAr M
local que rsuna condolences para sl objsto.
LA couecha do cafe este afio On suts
Jurisdiction, ha Sido bisn sscasa. Lo miE-
mo HucsdsrG In del tabacu, juzgAr por
In poca fe y sntusiasmos entire IoH cosschs
ros dc Ii arom6tica hoja.
-sigua mejorando, aurque Isntamauts
de ls largo enfsrmsdad qus 10 rstisns en-
csmA, don M. Rodriguez Sierra, peraopa
de alta inhaenciA On 10 localidad.
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NOtas MilitareS.


SsgGa 10 anuncismos opsrtuu smspts
di6 comisnIo sl dis 2 del prssents,. 81 tire
prslimiuar, con bastants acisrto.
-kl saTgsnto don Manuel Droz, CON
uns sscci6n de 6 hombies por ordsn suns.
nor, p ha hseho cargo dssds sl 10. ds h
skaanala Sal Tire ,--sazanznzznmnsaunuaAa-- -.
SD Dfsvs smbarca para Estsdcs Uni.
dos. 81 honorable coronsl WiI.on ouisn n
nussituirA oil mayor Hanss an .n mando.
Anocns % TOGO IN bonito vsriado
programs por IL banda dsl y.o;m;.nto.
On la plaza BRldolioty.
, --Las paradas do ibatsll6n ous tsnfan
lugar en 81 campo del MORE h. lfnes !.
miefcolsz y visrnes do 5 & s ds Ia tsrds'
% nan susp'ndido hsuta ssgunda ordsn.
Flor de Mayo.
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ObraS del riegO de la costa sud.

En Les efciuaH del dspsrtsmsnlo del In
terror, tsformaron hoy 10 siguisnte:
"En los trabsjoH del risgo dc la costs
Sud, de sita iala, ipgenisros amsricancs .
que allf trabSjar, son trasIadados prcvi.
sionalmsnts del EsTvicio de riego de los
Estados Uoidcs. por ssr sAtoa esp ,cialistas
% esoI tEab,jos.
"Psro en- In ctualidAd-dicsu-el q or
Hall, ingsDisro sncargado dc las obras ha
propuslto & pusrtorriqu' nos psrs syu'
dAntss de brigadAa dandossls preferences 6
eltns HiRmpra."
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DENT U HDO"'

ksse % sl msjor snsst6sico local conoci'
no. De ve1ts On las 'acrsditadas farms.
ci1s DO los ssiiorss j. NJ BIanco Co +,
nHonso g. Zsrbi y don Psdro JuIiS.
Nrysse la correspondence nu sgsnts M,
nirahsl. p. o. Box 44O. a. n
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Bebe Juneau.

Ell PARIS BAZAR rscibi6 sl skbado
DC fAris una csja de muiiscas BEBE
! JUNEAU que son laH msjorss del mum.
90 Avissmos las psrannAs qua desssn
una bnsns mufiscs, viaitsn el Pariu Btxsr
ns Pedro Giulti. FertEissa %.
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ANUN CIO,.

ngG m. del dia ii dc Rnsro
; rscibiEa., On ssta sfioina pro-
N plisgos cArSados para imprs-
vos do la ClNarA do D9sga'
In sssi6n correspondents al
.-JosS MuAoE RiVsra, Sscrs'
kmara Dc Delegates. 6HL
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EnfermO en- Juana Diaz.

Sc halls srfsrmo en- Juans Dfsz ell %.
nor padre dc don Juan G Msdina, sprs.
ciabls compatriota dc dicho puablo.
LA CorrEspondsncia" dessa sincera'
ments, gus, cuanto aptss recobrs In uxiud
el sefiar Msdina paEs trau quilidad de uu
distip guida fsmili-S
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Precipitation !. O.35
Vientn q las 800 q nm
4 a e
Viento i,aaxinao IL N
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INDIAN TINCTURE PORTO RICO
COMPANY.

Ha sidO elegidO presidente de
esta COmpaiiia para ell aho 1909,
ell Sr. Vicente Balbas.
La empresa que explota Ell
. negOciO de la TINTURA INDIA
NA, es una entidad independent
te de la Direction y Administra-
cion del "HeraIdo Espanor'.
Ell Presidente de esta Compa-
mia, ruega a sus reIacionados
dirijan su correspondence para
pedidOS y demas, en- esta forma:
Sr. Presidente de la
INDIAN TINCTURE PORTO RICO
COMPANY.
:. O. 297. EaliaIaza 4l.--Sau Iaas b.
Diiecci6n Telegrafica,
- InabOna.
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The women Of the New York
Diet Kitchen association have
been very successful In their
work. Among the 1890 babies and
1857 nursing mothers under their
care the last year there have been
only II deaths. The matrons 20
Into homes aud teach mothers how
to care for their babies and how
to modify milk. -
Mrs. Phoebe Rideout OF Caiifor-
MIA was recently elected to succeed
her late husband as head Of three
banks. tho aggregate capital of the
three institutions said to be s.
100000. .afa
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into the game of finance and poll
tics and, with five other newspa-
pers either silent or playing the
hand of the corporation, stood SOL
idly on both feet and declared its
Intention to fight the company and
Its hirelings all the day, down the
line.
Late In March the measure came
back from the mayor to the coun.
Gil. In the face of the exposures
made by the Record and a steadily
growing public opposition, sixth
councilman considered it worth hrs
while to flop" He changed his
vote and the people stood legally
bound to hand over $145,000 yearly
to the telephone company. in addi-
ton to what they were already
paying for the privilege of having
telephones in their homes.
That would have been the end.
so far as the people we're con-
cerned, had it not been for the ref
erendum.
Ten days after the law was