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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-30
new ROAD GETS
FREIGHT FROM
CAL lF0RNIA

INST tie enica<o. IN ll1&okss i
Puget Soand A xzr8e4 Inlef.& l1
ran8ene0t that has inst been en-
tered into with the Alaska- Paci1c
8teauehip eQmpRnY. to gather
|froi6h 1t at C1 {orf1a p5int Il fof a.
livery IN this city Tor Eazt6rn snip
ment
The first carload Of Freight a.
rived yesterday fron San Francis
Co on the Admiral Sampson ana
was Immediately dispatched over
the Milwaukea Ina Tor the last.
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ANNUL PAVING
CONTRACTS

The contracts for $94,636 worth
of street grading and paving In
the North End, to connect up with
the Point Defiance park roads, will
not be carried out this year unless
two-thirds of the property owners
along the street petition for the
work. The two contracts were let
last week to Worter Brothers.
Later 1t was discovered that the
city In its effort to get the pave
ment In spite Of the fact that the
assessed valuation of the PROP
erty will not stand it. had made
the job in two districts. City Al
torney Stiles says this will not
hold. and the property, owners
could defeat the city when Il cane
to collecting the assessments.
The commissioner tihereforo
abrogated the assessments.
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liz WOMEN JAILED

= LONDON. June 30.-One hun
dred and twelve women. many of
them prominent, are under arrest
today as the result of Disgrace
full scene in parliament square last
night, when a deputation of suf-
fragettes made a thirteenth vain
attempt to obtain access to Prem
ier Asquith.
Hours before the time set for
the raid on the house enormous
crowds gathered in front of the
parliament buildings. Police took
up strategic positions about the
house. and successfully resisted all
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-30

was about O'Clock this morning
when the first one was sighted
up at the point of Vashon island.
1t was coming at terrific clip and
making the water fly.
AS it got nearer 1t was seen
to carry the American flag and the
citizens here got ready to give it a
hearty reception. AS the boat
rounded the buoy 1t was seen to
be the Soya, owned by Ames of
Seattle. 1t passed the line and
started back at $3.50 fully half an
hour ahead of the next boat which
was the Clansman, owned by Mrs.
James Wood Of Winslow. Sea
Breeze and Sunset, two other Sc
attic boats, followed and from
then on until ~ o'clock there was
a perfect string Of them. Several
passed almost at once and there
We're five boats in Commencement
bay at the same time. AS each
boat rounded the buoy 1t was CIV
en- a rousing cheer, the Tacoma
boats especially being given a
hearty send-off.
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WOMAN FOUND DEAD

Mrs. Cora Japet, who lived with
her husband and FIVE small chill
dren at Johnson's Crossing of the
Spanaway line, was found dead in
bed yesterday afternoon about Q
o'clock by her 10-year-old daugh-
ter Della. The woman had been
i'll for some days but refused med
ical aid, saying that she was ready
to die when fate commanded.
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BOILER BLOWS UP
and FIVE ARE
INJURED
(By United Press Leased wire.y

(By United Press Leased Wire.y
VALLEJO, CAL, June 3d.
Surgeons at the Mare Island naval
hospital announced today that re-
covery was assured for all i've Of
the sailors who were injured yes
terday when boiler tube explod-
ed In the boiler room Of the Unit
ed States torpedo boat Hull. The
injured men are:
II. F. King, second class fire.
man: ]. M. Grover. water tender;
F. Crawford, second class fireman;
f. N. Parish, coal passer; John Il.
Carter, first class fireman.
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attempts of the suffragettes to
enter.
Mrs. Pankhurst. heading one
deputation, struck an inspector In
the face when refused admittance,
declaring II stand on my rights
as the kings subject to enter the
house of commons" She was
Missed by the crowd. A moment
later another member of the dep
utation knocked off the inspectors
cap.
Scenes of widest disorder fol-
lowed and quiet was not restored
until liz had been arrested.
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NIL LWAUKEET0
PUT ON FAST
Freight

Division superintendent p. G.
Hart of the Milwaukee railway
will move his offices from Seattle
to Tacoma In a few days. He was
here yesterday with H. B. Earl
ing, general superintendent, look
ing over the freight situation.
In conference with A. M. Inger-
SOIL 1t was decided to put on a
fast freight between Chicago and
Tacoma, making the trip in 176
hours and from the Twin Cities In
IA hours.
This viii be effective tomorrow.
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ALLEGED BOY BURGLAR
OUT On BOND

Paul Newman, the young man
who Was arrested Monday BY Con
stable Shaw on the charge of
breaking into the County ScIub,
was arraigned before Justice Arnt-
son yesterday and pleaded not
guilty. the case being set for
Thursday. He was held under
$500 bond which was put up later
by a relative. The boy at flrst
stated that he had no relatives in
Tacoma, but told the police yester-
day that his mother and sister live
at South Forty-third and q
streets.
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WISH TO ADOPT CHILD.

William and Paulina Frater
petitioned the superior court to-
day asking that they be permitted
to adopt Stella Camp, an infant
who was given to them by an or
phan home and whose parents
they do not know. They ask that
her name he changed to Lydia
Frater.
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Miss isabella Austin, Snho serv-
ed aa supervisor Of primary work
IN the Tacoma schools until the
school board abolished the posf.
ton. has secured a better place.
She has Just been elected dean OF
the women's department Of the
University Of Washington.
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CRAP" SHOOTERS
GET SIXTY DAYS

p. ]. Sweeny and Lawrenc.
Herman. the two young men ar
rested at the grocers' picnic las
Thursday for shooting craps, wer,
given so days each in the count,
jail by Judge Easterday. They
entered pleas of guilty to tbs
charge of gambling.
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10000 WILL
60 OUT ON
STRIKE
Ironmakers Vote to. Quit
Work in Pittsburg, Ty-
ing UP Fourteen Big
Plants

(By United Press Leased Wire.l
PITTSBURG, Pa, June so.
Midnight tonight will mark
the crisis Of the strife proyok.
ed by the recent ''open shop"
order ISSUED by the American
Sheet Tinplatc company.
After a conference today
with the officers of the ANAL
gamated Association of Iron,
Steel and Tin Workers, II was
announced that tomorrow
n strike will become effective,
tying up fourteen plants In
and around Pittsburg and enc
forcing idIeness upon from
seven thousand to ten thou
sand men.
The officials Of the associa-
tion declare their intention OF
standing firm In their flght
against the open shop.
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80 HOUSES RAzED BY TORNADO
SEVEN I'M JRIED IN TERRIFIC
STORM IN NORTH DAKOTA
ONE FAMILY HAS HARROW
ING EXPERIENCE.
(By United Press Leased Wire. }
DEVILS LAKE, NJ. D.. June 80.

fby Gnlte0 I-reSs 1cdSeu Wlre.J
DEVILS LAKE, N. D., June 80.
Seven persons were seriously In
sjured and thirty houses demolish-
ed by tornado which swept the
towns of Niles and Leeds yester-
i day, according to telephone mess
ages received here today.
Early reports of the damage
done by the storm were evagger-
ated. 1t being stated that number
OF persons were killed. As far a.
can be learned here there were nc
fatalities.
The Injured persons are mem
bsrs OF the Anes family. who had
. terrible experience Their
house was demolished by the
storm and the father and six chil'
dren badly hurt.
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FIGHT To
WIRE OUT PARK
BOARD LAW

A strong demonstration Is to BE-
made at Olympia for the repeal
of the park board law by Tacoma
improvement clubs.
AT o meeting OF the Central
league last night the legislative
committee reported and said the
chances were even Of getting the
law wiped out. More money viii
be raised at once and q determined
effort at Olympia Will be made.
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SAN FRANCISCO. June 3d.
Property loss amounting 10 $780,
600 was cused by disastrous
midnight fire that swept Mission
street. between Fifteenth and SIX
tcenfh streets. last night. Eign-
teen buildings, the property Of W.
]. Pattosien, were consumed be-
fore the flames were controlled.
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TO TEST cIeARET
| LAW TN HIGHEST
COURT


(By United Press Leased Wire. J
OLYMPIA. June 30.-J. H.
Easterday of Tacoma and Thomas
Vance of Olympia. have been re-
tanned by w. r. Mcfarland, owner
|of the Aberdeen Baseball club, to
test the anti-cigaret law In the su-
|preme court. If the supreme
court holds It valid they say they
will 20 to the United States 81
|preme court.
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'225 MILE RACE WON
BY SEATTLE BOAT

(By United Press Leased Wire. }
SEATTLE, June 80. - The
Sayo, owned by the Puget Mill
company of Seattle and captained
by Edgar Ames, crossed the finish
line of the great motor boat race
of 225 miles from Vancouver to
Seattle at 1888 this morning.
Her time was "a hours and So
minutes, having left Vancouver at
10 o'clock yesterday morning.
The Sunset, of Seattle, owned by
F. H. Huss and captained by HI.
sStarrett, finished second at 1921
1-2, just FL minutes behind the
winner.
Much interest was manifested
in the great international boat
race In Tacoma this morning and
members of the Tacoma Yacht
club were down at the buoy of
the Flyer dock early to witness
the hader in the race.
Th4Soats left Vancouver, B. c.,
yesterday and they came to Taco
ma through the West Passage. 1t
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MONDAY IS THE FOURTH

OLYMPIA. juno so.0ov- /
ernor Hay today issued ~,
proclamation for the oeleIbra-
tion OF Independence day on
July s instead OF July 4. as
the latter date comes on
J Sunday.
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La Villa de Madrid

Incompatible resulta el surtldo
cue esta recibiendo "La Villa Gle Ma
drid" Este establecimiento montado
s la moderna no tiene competencla
desde el fino organdi de 5 centavos
basta el Pano de Lion de S 2 y 4 plda
los meiores Cuellos Y Corbatas tran
cesas ' Punos de hilo, los mejores
Paraguas y Sombrillas francesas des
de 75c. hasta S IL, cada una los me-
iores rasos y piel de soda. pahuelos
de hilo y de seda y el surtido mas
grande en- encajes Valenciens a O.1G
Ia pieza, ,nuestras tiras bordadas son
va conocidas tenemos ahora ell sur
lido mas complete que nunca y con
gran rebaja de precios;En flores ma
die compile en- buen gusto y bajos
precios asi como en- materlales para
sombreros desde Ell alambre hasta la
pluma de Oxtrichs de $50 cada una
Este estabiecimiento vende mucho
por que tiene la mejor mercancia a
los precios mas reducidos. Es su le-
ma. Visitenos 6 pida muestras, Sc
guro de encontrar cuanto neceslte.
Pida nuestras lejitimas cintas Lau
rel Liberty de cuyo articulo somos
exclusives.
P. o. Box 764. Telefono .273. San
Francisco. 81. San Juan +. Rco.
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7RASLADOS De POL|C|AS.
Sc reponen algunos guardias
suspendidos 8nteriormente.

La orden SO Julio 16 del cuartel
de la policia contiene las sigulentes
disposiciones:
Por esta orden y por disposition
de la Comision de la Policia lnsular
son reenganchados en- el Cuerpo por
el termino, de dos amos los lndlvldu
os siguientes en- las fechas que Sc in
dican a continuation:
Cabo Bias Martorany Julio 20,
1909, Cabo Alfonso Molina Julio 20,
Gdia Pedro Diaz Vale Julio %, Gdia
Juan Cruz Franco Julio % y Gdla
Jose Droz Cruz Julio %
Sc revoca el parrafa II de la Orden
General 56 de JUNO 30 de 1909, ad-
mitiendosele cl reenganche al guar
dia Catalina Vazquez para tener
efecto desde el dia 30 de JUNO de
1909, destinandosele a prestar sus
servicios al distrito de Yauco.
Honrosamente separado de la
fuerza por "imposibilidad ffsica."
el guardia Pedro Alfaro Prats, de
Guayanilla.
Sc reponen de empleo y sueldo a
los individuos siguientes, destinan-
doseles a prestar servicios q los Dis
tritos que Sc indican a continuation:
A distrito de Aguas Buenas guar
dia Jose Vazquez Vazquez, residen-
te en- adjuntas.
Maricao guardia Ernesto G. Cha
vez residente en- Isabella.
Bayamon, guardia Eugenio Du-
cos, residcnte en- Aguadilla.
San Juan Puesto de San Juan Hi
polito G. Soltero residente en- San
turce Seboruco.
San Juan Puesto de San Juan En-
nesto Zambrana, residente en- Ponce
San Juan puesto de Ceboruco Ju-
io Munoz, residente en- Mayaguez
(Camino nuevo).
AL distrito de Manati Maximilia-
no Olivier residente en- Juana Diaz
Barrio Villalba.
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En- Fl COACEJO
De MAYAGUEz.
Sc trato de formular un
nuevo contrato entire la
sociedad Luz Electrica
y ell Concelo.
La opinion pablica es completa.
mente contraria al aumento
de 5000 pesos, que este trae
consigo, en- el presupuesto.
De nuestro corresponsal.
(Vease Ia edici6n de avery

Nosotros con ell Sr. Gigantic enten
demos que no hay tai rescision de
contrato por las razones expuestas
|y asi 10 demuestra Ell hecho de que
dicha pianta ha tenido antes otros
cambios de duehos sin que tai pre-
tencion Sc haya deducido por estos,
y que ia nueva empresa esta OBJ ga
da a cumpIirio en- todas sus par tes
y el Ayuntamiento a hacer que los
focos plbiicos tengan la fuerza de
1900 buglas que establece e piiego
de condolences hasta ahora no cum
piidos por tolerancias injustificadas.
Cuando Mayaguez estabiecio SUI
aiumhrado electrico, estaba en- SUI
apojeo; y Ror el va,or del cafe enton
ces (25 pesos quintaD las contrlbu
clones no eran una carga insopor-
table para los propietarios de ia Iu-
risdiccion, cafeteros en- su inmensa
mayoria: pero hoy que las cosas han
cambiado pasando la ciudad de la
opulencla la decadencia que Sc no.
ia a simple vista, y los contribuyente
de ricos pobres, no seria ,un acto
de buena y honrrada administration
aceptar la rescision de un contrato
solamente para aumentar en- un so
co ei pago de un servicio tan costoso
como deficiente, por Ell solo hecho
de que haya pasado Ia empresa a
nuevas manos, aunque estas sean
amigos.
Creemos pues con la opinion pu
biica, que el contrato no esta res
cindido por la razon alegada. nj debe
rescndirse sino en- condiciones favo-
rabies a Ia administration, porque
resuitarla TN arma positiva de SEN
sura para los que en- estos momen-
tos han roto ell fuego contra la admi-
nistraci6n de SUI partido, por supues-
tos motives de moralidad; que Sc
fuese a caer en- la inmoralidad de
rescindir un contrato de larga
duracion y de una cuantia respeta-
bic sin motivo nj fundamento legal
alguno para celebrar otro nuevo, ma
ola mas que para aumentar ei costo
de I'm servicio pubiico en- un 80 Co
Q sea en- 5000 pesos anuales nuestro
va pesado presupuesto.
La opinion pubibiica esta en- es-
pectaclon en- este asunto.
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JJltimas novedades.

Sitiene usted que hacer a'gun rega
10 yea al immense surtido de joyeria
d. todas Gases desde 10 mas barato
hasta 10 mejor en- la antigua y acre
ditada casa de TINAUD, donde Sc
acaba de recibir el mejor surtido que
nunca Sc ha visto en- Puerto Rico.
Tambikn hay una variedad de etec-
tos de plata y plateados y de otras
novedades propias para regalos todo
4 precios sumamente limitados: antes
de comprar haga usted una vista a
dicho establecimiento Zen el cual Sc
han hecho importantes reformas? y
no dudamos saldra usted complacido-
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.t,IS AS
A ViviiT en- miTamaI

Sitio saludable, d buena altura So
bre el nivel del mar, con faeilidad dc
comunicacioncs V en- sitio centrIco
de Santurce, es un magniflco sitiu "a
"a residir. Cada vez Sc lcvantan nuc-
tan nuevas V clegantcs vivicndas en-
:"Miramar" y los peditos dc solarcs
aumentan cada dia. LAS GALES So
han tcrraplenado v hay scrvicios dc
aqua luz. Is cl sitio dc mod.
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.GANGA

Sc vende Dor mitad de pre-
clio 6 325.OO) un Auto-piano
en- perfecto estado. Luto en- la
fanilia es la causa de su ve.lta.
Sc daran informes en- esta Ad-
ministraci0n.
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UsADsAN Bebida tini-

CSAD SAN LCI5---B Bebida tini-
a. sin nipguna sustancia nOciva, d,s-
tilado en- Ia mejor forma y VIEIO
DE VERAS. e el roa :'SAN LUIS
un magni6oo produao
Los sefiores Alvarez hermaHos del
cpmercio de csta ciudad han acre,Iita-
do de tai manera la marca de RoN
6Ax LUIA que son continues lcs pcdi-
dos que yecben en- su establc, imienlo
de proviionoy depdsito dc Ia Gale
4. SAS Josx De esta eiudai.
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Esihepc Chemical ConpsnL :lHesl R5t'
81. kek Ypfi 0eparlnent IL
DE ALMACENES

HAN SIDO TRASLADulM>
! IA CALLE DE TErUAN NJ e.
NERO Is IN ESTA CIT DAD.
Los ALM.ACENES DE Ia C-is \
III. LOS SRES. BALASQUlDI. Y
COMPANIA. DEL COMERCIO lIl.
ISTA CIUDAD.
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Entire los compradores de
relojes a plazos en- Ia joyesrla
de F. Keh; hahn y G? Sc ofre-
ue reloj "Waltham' semana'-
mente La ult ma semana
oh uvo uno IA socio Ernes-
to Vissep6 de Lola.
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.HOMBRES DfB|lES
Falta de Visor

La rtrdida dc Ii ~
:::: !: ::;:: ;::;.; !: : +; e: !; (:
ca, las pesadillas, son o,.a,. Sou, t.n,
el resultado por el
exccso en- les plsceres juveniles
Los males que causa tsto, son gra
YES dc consecuencias, pues termi
men en- locura, parilisis Y epilepsia.
Si aiguno dc estos males lie afectar
Il usted, no aguardc i que Sc hagar
incurahIe.. sino que pida Immediate
mente una botella de
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ROMAN PEARLS

No importa Is edad que usted ten
"a, las RO MAN PEARLS lie reiuve
ncccrin, la restauraran Ia v:talidad y
el vigor, adn cuando cstf vielo. Mi
les lie anrianos deben su bienestar i
las ROMAN PEARLS, una csja es
oto % que Sc neccsita. Sc envia al
rccibirse $500, ton 10 cual Sc res.
tablcceri por complete. ee envia Ell
un envoltorio sencillo Sc garantiza
Ia ouraei6n. y en- case oontrario. Sc
d,vutlve el dinero.
tsthsrc Chemical Conps,L 3lHssl R5th
81. kes yoft Department. 2L
FL dinero deberi remitirse por gro
soilre Nueva York d por express " en-
giros postales ell cartss osrtiticatas
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~ ATENCION

Class para mae>tros. Y para So.
grado por Ana Rogue dc Duprcy.
Stop 43l Santurce.
Glasses por correspondence tam
bien.
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.IND|CADOR GEN [RAl.

C0NsEJos a LAS MADkEs.E. snnoss s:srnos o. q
aSatS a. q Sonora Window dcbc usat 60 mempeo a..
Il nsbo 1an periodic ds ae,enSsoa; naSsne. ~ f..
ksssscna .a,sfo a5 pstMsl .anaylo. aliv,s ddoe q
ssSs sspla @Hy v!yo s'sS5s ssSsnaa q sns %u d 9ss
~ Hctss Is hun 200 id stcmafe e.a r a,o tae
sssnoa e Es,. stsedHss " dHsss.SD eSSS"t' Dc ga,
~ SsUsA Tengase muoho e1dado On .l peSie' II ~
ssaYa6e Calrnante Dc u eetors W'n"o~
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POR QUE NO GANAR DINERO?

Tomando 6rdenes para la ampliaci6n de
nuestra fotografia puede facilmente ga
mar de So S. diario con este trabaio.
Mandamos magnifcas muestras de piel
con tres ampliaciones por So. Pioneer Por-
trait Co. 56l4 South Halstead st. Chica-
60, Ill. US A.
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La vena de estos blees efectuara para todos los
enes reguaes de vaeros desde e "a al 26 del corene
sen vaedes para regres por todos renes reguares
de viajeros hasta el dia % inclusive.
Sc adverte al publico que los Conductors no estan
auorzados para vender los enes esta case de bete
los cuaes debern obeelse taqua por anto los que
suberen al tren sin correspondence bete pagaan pasae
ordnario
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Es esta imprenta e vende pap.
d peri6dieo Z dos pesos cuinll
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AMERICAN RAILROAD COMPANY PURT0 RICO.
/ EXCURSION A PONCE.
FIESTA DEL Is DE JULIO.
GRAN REBAJA DE RECIOS.
vIAJE COM0DO Ell MAS BARATO

La Compahia eel FERROCARRlL pone en- conocimien.
to del pbo que motive de las estas de
baos que han de celebrar Ponce los das IS 26
de Julio curo ha estabecdo gran reba de pasae
~ a este efecto expendera blees de IDA VUELTA a
Ponce de todas las estaciones de confomdad e
dro de precios contnuacon
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INABONA
TINTURA INDIAN A
para ell cabello y la barba.

para ell cabellO y la barba.
SENORA:ipor que Sc apura
Existiendo esa TINTURA?
lie sale a usted una cana?
lPues, apliquese la lNABONA!
iQu6 ell pelo Sc desentona?
lie sale q usted una cana?
iPues apliquese la INDIANA!
SQue el pelo Sc desentona?
iPues pongase la lNABONA!
iY quien a usted la destrona
De su Solo conyugal,
Usando la sin igual
TINTURA INDIANA INABONA
Consfgala en- las farmacias ).
iY nos dara usted las gracias! 2
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De san1Juan Taleres, Martin Peha, Bayam6n
Rio psedras Carolina &Ponce $500
Toa Baja Dorado. ...4 $50
Vega Baja Manati Barceloneta. - 400
Cambalache, Arecibo Hatlo...... ......a $50
Camuy, Quebradllas Isabella. $500. ...& - 500
Aguadlla Aguada, Rnc6n C6rcega...: y 275
Ahasoo, Mayaguez Hormigueros. .........a - 200
Fiar Amor San German Sabana Grande, Cabo-
Rojo, Boque6n Laas La Plata El Lim6n......a /. 125
Yauco Santa Rita ....."....& - O75
Guayanfa Talaboa boa...................!.a /. 0.50
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-01-15
WILL ISSUE BULLETIN
ON CATTLE DISEASE

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Jan. 12.-The de-
partment of agriculture will issue bull
letin shortly explaining the origin, de-
velopment and partial extinction of the
foot and mouth disease among cattle,
sheep, hogs and even human beings.
DR.. Alonzo Melvin, chief of the bureau
of animal industry has informed the
house committee on agriculture that the
disease is very dangerous If introduced
into the human system by means of vac
cination, while Secretary Wilson stated
that the disease. when developed in hui
man subjects, by the eating of diseased
beasts, is easily cured, but is very vex-
atious.
In cattle the disease first manifested
itself by very high fever and chills. The
next symptoms are vesicles or blisters,
which form in the mouth. on the lips,
tongue and also in between the claws of
the feet.
There is much slobberlng at the mouth,
extreme suffering at that period, but after
the vesicles break and ulcers form the
temperature subsidies and the animal be-
gins to recover. The mortality of cattle
is described as being as high as 80 per
cent in severe cases, although ordinarily
the fatality does not4exceed or per
cent. -,..-.,-,, ~.
In stamping out the disease the gov
eminent hn5 slaughtered about 200 cattle,
800 to 400 sheep and from r7OO to 1880
hogs