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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-11
Keeps Bowels
 Open; Free

 body SO important as keeping the bow els open. Upon the condition of the bowels more than upon any other one thing. depends the health and we'll Ing of the entire system. There Is scarcely sickness that has not got constipation and stomach trouble com plicated with it. It is at the bottom of most of the serious diseases of life.
 Every grown up human being ought to have at least one full, and easy ev- acuation of the bowels every "A hours But unfortunately there are Thousands who do not get this. No matter what Is the nature or cause of their consti- patton. and no matter how chronic and long, standing 1t Is. they will not find a better cure than the well-known pr. Caldwelrs syrup Pepsin. So con- fident are the dispensers Of this Woh- derful laxative that 1t will cure any case of constipation In young O. oia' that they will send free test pottie eo anyone who sends name ana ao- dress to Dr. Caldwell.
 The sample will do for any constr pated person what 1t did for Mrs w. D. Fuller. of Eaton Rapids, Mich. TOT Mir J. r. Edwards, of Lebanon, Tehh.: and a host of others in all sections or the country After having used the sample they will do as Mrs. Fuller anu MT, Edwards did. which Is to go to the nearest drug store and buy reg ular bottle. which costs 50 cents or Sl according to the size. Dr. Caldweirs syrup Pepsin is not tablet or pow der. but a liouid laxative tonic. which is what a good constipation remedy should be, Thousands who once sent for the free bottle. now have Dr. Cald- wells Syrup Pepsin regularly in the house. It Is the most scientife blend ing of laxative ingredients ever put before the world.
 TP xhara Ia apvfhfnp
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-11
VICTIMS OF STORM
MAN LOST HIS LIFE IN
 ARKANSAS.

1en Of Atheha-DAukHteH
 Mrs. Darden Resides In De
 catur.
 Athens, March 1o.-(SpeciaL )-The terrible cyclone that visited Brinkley, Ark, Monday evening, had for one or its victims a native of Athens. one of the most prominent citizens of the town. Porter Foote, who was born and reared at Athens.
 He had been for many years prom inent citizen of Brinkley. and was one of the leading business men. He mar ried Miss Lizzie Reynolds, of Athens, and besides her he has two sisters here. Mrs. John Malone and Mrs. Charles E. Holt.
 The news of his terrible death brought sadness to many people in Athens who had known him all his life. He was a member of a promi- nent family.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-11
TO SUBMIT QUESTIONS.
Arkansas Electors Will Vote on Prohi-
 

AFkuHsHH HhtctOFb VIII NOte on PrOh1-
 bkffon.
 Little Rock. Ark. March 10.- Amended to provide for the submission of the question to popular vote. the State Senate late today by a vote of 2s to passed the House bill, which, in its original form provided for State wide prohibition.
 The amended bill now goes to the House.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-11
CA N c E R

State of Alabama, Montgomery County
 Probate Court February 24 1908 Notice is hereby given that this day Union Bank & Trust Company as guardIan of Mrs Annie E. Perkins Hall a minor, this day filed It's account for a final settle rnent of its guardianship of the estate of the said minor. and that the l7th day of March. 1909 has been set for said settle- ment.
 J E. GASTON --thu-St Judge of Probate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-11

Cyclone at Independence. Rumor, which, at this time. cannot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-11
Probate Mofice.

Audress Drs. Scott P. O. Box No. 21.
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de elogio sino como conclu-
sion precisa del efeeto que en-
su amino produjo la lectura de
la famosa novela.
Alaba tambien ell estilo IA
Gil de la distinguida escritora,
y SUI habilidad no superada en-
grabar en- ell papel las impre-
stones que recibi6 del natural.
El iuicio del gran escritor es
el mejor elogio que puede ha-
cerse de STELLA, y las paginas
en- que Sc formula ese juicio
son tan atractivas y admira-
bleS como todas las debidas &
la pluma del escritor inimita-
bic que aun lloran las letras
italianas.
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PRECIOSA NOVEL; A.

De tai debe calificarse la q
C on ell titulo de STELLA, acabs
de publican la Casa Editoria
Ma ucci" de Barcelona.
4 fin de que la presentation
del Iibro correspondent a Ia
bondad de SUI argumento y d
la riqueza del estilo de Cesar
Duayen, autor de la obra, el
editor ha hecho una edici6n
de luio su perior, por sus con-
diciones materiales, a cuantas
van publicad as hasta aquf.
El papel es satinado, la illus
TRACTION profusa, la .cubierta
luiosa y elegante. J para que
la nueva edici6n tenga interes S
mayor que las anterlores, la
avalora un magnifico pr6logo
de Edmundo De Amicis, ell
gran novelista italiano tan CO.
nocido y famoso en- America
Y en- el mundo todo.
Ese prologo es, a, propio tt
empo, YIN magistral juicio cri-
tico de la obra, de la que dice /
en- resumen, que es una de las
que Sc ha escrito en-
America y la meior de GUAM
tas tratan de retratar las COS
tumbres argentinas. |
No 10 dice De Amicis en- son
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DE ! 7 D N ! \ | D.

En- la Hahana, Ia hermosa
capital de la repdblica antilIa-
ma Sc proyecta actualmente
la construction de grandes E.
dificlos que Sc destinaran a
ministerios residencia presi-
denclal y otras dependen-
cias del Estado. Ademas Sc
etrabaja en- los pianos de
edificios adecuados para hote-
les provistos de todo el con-
fort de Ia vida moderna. Els sa-
bido que Ia clase adinerada de
los Estados Unids, prefiere
para pasar la temporada de
verana el- -fresco embalsamado
del tropico, como los in
gleses unos guian sus pasos q
sus colonias de America y los
mas Sc dirigen a Egipto, en-
donde han levantado ricas
manslones. Los paises que tie
men algunas ventajas para a
traer una poblaci6n flotante,
por sus condiciones climateri-
cas- como las islas del Car'be,
8 por sus bellezas artisticas co
mo Paris, pueden efrecerle al
tourista que va q residir tenn
poralmente y a dejar los bene-
ficios q. de su estadfa Sc deri-
van, un afojamiento comodo
y que satisfaga sus exigencias.
Estos empenos no deben
ser dirigidos solo por particu-
lares. Ell esti1nulo del 60
bierno, Ia Influenza de Ia ad-
ministracion communal, debe
ofrecer sus impulses. Sc recor-
dara que no hace mucho, el
Kaiser Guillermo, convoc6. a
una junta a los mas reconoci-
dos arquitectos delimperio con
ell objeto de pedirle pianos pa
ra levantar soberbios .edificios
destinados a hoteles y arbftrar
por los cuales desper-
tara entire los millonarios del
resto de Europa y America ell
entusiasmo por Berlin, y de
este modo establecer la COM
petencia con Paris, cuya ciu-
dad es la Mecca de los habitan-
ties del resto del mtmdo.3
De'los acaudalados del con-
tinente solo son hasta ahora
los brasilenos los que prefie-
rem la avenida de los Tilos y
Hunderlinden & Ia bulliciosa
Versailles.
La vida apacible, met6di-
ca casi militar por la disci-
pima a que esta sujeta la gran
alemana, carece de
encantos para ell gusto merio-
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dional. Ademas su china er
NADIA difiere al de Estados
Unidos y earece ademas dc
las bellezas de Paris.
Puerto Rico posee inmelo-
/ rabies condiciones para hacel
un lugar ,donde Ell tourista a
mericano pueda veranear 8 in
vernar. Su natural belleza, su
cielo hermoso slempre azul,
sus selvas olientes, su china
benigno y delicioso, donde ia
mas Sc siente el malestar que
produce Ell cambio brusco de
temperature, y las deprecio-
nes atmosf6ricas son apenas
Esensibles; donde Sc siente Ia
vibracion infinita que caracte-
teriza las noches tropicales.
Los acaudalados america
nos no desconocen estas cua-
lldades de nuestra terra, en-
diversas ocasiones nos han vi
sitado en- numerosas eXpedicio
nes; pero hay una dificultad
que los alicia de nuestras pla-
vas: la falta de comodidades,
de residencias buenas y con-
fortables.
Nadie ignora que nuestro
pals carece de verdaderos ho-
teles, con las comodidades y el
comfort, que exige estos esta-
blecimientos destinados a. o.
freezer al rico trashumante las
comodidades que por su dine
ro' pudiera encontrar en- otro
pals,
6Por que no Sc construyen
estos edificios?
6Porqu6 la iniciativa parti-
cular no Sc asocia para la rea-
lizaci6n de esta obra?
Nadie ignora los pingues be-
neficios que ofreceria el .esta
blecimiento de hoteles de We
rano, de buenos balnearios,
en- playas magnificas que po-
seemOs.
Cuba, mas practica, empren
de grandes obras destinadas
a este fin. .
La SUCCESSION Terry, duena
del edific 10 del gran hotel
lnglaterra emprende grandes
resormas en- sus edificios y
muchas construcciones Sc le-
vantan en- la gran ciudad de
la Habana, cuya3 capital 'sera
convertida en- un delicioso
sitio de recreo, de verano y
de salud.
6Porqu6 nosotros no hemos
de propender { ;Sual fin Gu
resultados son aslio seguro.?
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Linea 6rrea del 0este.

liinerario.--Salidas de Bayamon y Ca
pitai, simultaneamente.
Dias Observation-Disclosures 6, 7.05s.30
9.45 y ll.00. Tarde 1915. LAS, 3.l5
ABS, 5.45, = $50.
Dias festivos.-Mafiana 8, 7.05, $50
9.45 y IL. Tarde l2.l5. l.3O, 2.30, $50
40, 5.45 $50.
Billetes baratos para dfas festivos. d.
San Juan a Bayam6n. ida y vuelta er
la. clase, Is ctvs,; d. class. 16 ctvs
De Bayam6n 4 Catafio. ida y vuelta, la
clase, 15 ctvs., "a. clase, 10 ctvs.
Biiletes ordinarios de Capital Cata.
flo en- Ia. clase. 6 ctvs- y "a. clase
ctvs.
Bayam6n, 10. de Enero de 1905. Ra.
mon Valdes.
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AVI.S:O.

Habiendo salido a la isla ell
administrator de este diario,
nuestro companero Sr Ber-
nardo Blandino, 10 avisamos
asi a los relacionados, con
esta empresa indicandoles
que cartas y valores de to-
da clase deben ser dirijidos
de este modo:
Sr. Director de 'La Cores
pondencia" Box 7S5 San
Juan.
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Una casa de alto, magnifica y fres-
ca en- la plaza de Cataiio, con vista
al mar, grande y comoda, muy pro-
pia para esta temporada de bafos
y verano, Sc alquila. Pidanse infor-
mes a Manuel Fernandez Jun
oos, San Francisco 95-San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-07
"Flores y Perlas''

Este "vlatz' del compositor 'puer.
torriqueno Rafael Balseiro Davila y
que tan bien ha sido recibido por los
amateurs de la buena m6sica, Sc halla
en- vents en- Ell "Paris Bazar" perfec-
iamente impreso. Las personals que
deseen adquirirlo pueden hacer sus
pedidos Ia referida casa. 15v.s.
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Sc DESEA

Sc desea encontrar una CO.
cinera buena que viva en- San
lturce y quiera colocarse en-
Miramar.
Sc preuere sin familia. In
formaran Fortaleza 81.
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Cosas que dijO Mr. Knox.

Continuaci6n de Ia PGgina la.
euepo. en nombrs delspresidsnte y en el
N o propio-por mas que sstO spenss era
nsceslrio. que una De las mas losbles as
pirsciones 3e h politica extrzniera ame-
riczns De Is actual sdnInis;z-ri6n ssris
el vehemsnte dsseo de que las relaciones
nAfurzlemente simpztieas y fraternzIfs
v ei hnfInno e1atacto De IA fzmilia de re-
pthlicss hermanzs americanas fuesen Ca
d dia mayorez
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REVOL UC|ON
EN- TURQU|A.

Fl destronarniento de
Sultan.
Detalles acerca del elercl-
to revolucionario.
Quinientes iinetes balgaros au
daces y yalieates, iban el
vaHguardia.
Ell corresponsal de la Agen,
cia Laffan, en- Constantine
pla, que cruzo aver las Inca!
de tropas fieles al Sultan pars
enterarse en- persona de los
progresses de las fuerzas inva.
soras, ha regresado hoy y dice
que Ell formidable ejercito des.
pachado por los J6venes Tur.
COS, desde Salonica, habfa lie
gado en- su avance esta mana
ma, 4 tres millas de los moros
de Starnbul, yendo q la extre-
ma vanguardia un destaca-
mento de quinientos bdlgaros
jinetes en- magnificos caballos
y mandados por I'm famoso
bandido.
La mission especial de estos
exploradores, syalientes hasta
la temeridad = libres de todo
escr1pulo, es dispersar q viva
fuerza q los doctores del Ko-
ran 8 santones del islamismo,
que invocando el nombre de
Ala y hablandoles de la invio-
labilidad del Jefe de los Gre
yentes, pudieran minar la leal
tad de los soldados turcos y ha
cerles desistir del prosposito
firmemente concebido por
la Joven Turquia de destronar
al Sultan Abdul Hamid, CO.
mo medida previa E inidispen-
sable para que el regimen
constitutional pueda arraf-
gar sin tenor de que estallen
nuevas tentativas reacciona-
rias al amparo q por iniciati-
vas del propio Sultan.
Los bdlgaros aseguran que
ellos echaran del trono a Alb
dull Hamid por mucho que
este Sc sujete al aureo solo, y
aunque los oficiales turcos
comparten esa opinion, reco-
miendan q aqueAos gran pru-
dencia, pues a SUI juicio CORE
ra seriO peligro la causa cons
titucional 81 Sc ofenden los
sentimientos religiosos del pue
bio con interperaneias y pre-
cipitaciones. ...
Hay POGO peligro de que ocu-
iran des6rdenes en- Constan-
tinopla, y va manana habran
entrado bastante fuerzas del
Ej6rcito de Sol6nica, para pres
tar ayuda en- las GALES como
servicio de policia y pueda do
minar cualquir tumulto.
Uno de los yachts" del Sui
tan esta al costado del acora-
zado 'Messudich', y ambos E.
narbolan la larga bandera ro-
ia, indicadora de que estan
transbordando municiones,
aunque Sc ignora a que ODE
dezca semejante maniobra.
Ell Sultan ha trasmitido por
medic del ministro de la Cue
ira y de los generates, a las
tropas y destacamentos de la
guarnicion de Constantinopla,
que no hagan fuego a las fuer-
zas constituencies, aunque
Sc pongan a tiros de los fuer-
tes que rodean la plaza.
va las tropas de los J6venes
Turcos tienen cercada la capi-
tai por las tres cuartas parties
de su area circular, y Sc cree
que no podran dejar de ocu-
parla muy en- breve. Todos los
fuertes desde la mar de Mar
hasta Ell mar Negro, es-
tan en- poder de los constitu-
cionales.
Ell corresponsal de la Agencia
Laffan, hubo de visitar los
fuertes mas avanzados, Y ha-
ll6 que la discipline del Ejer-
cito de Solonica. es excelente
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Sc ALQUILA

Sc alquila ell mirador de la casa
No. Z de la lie de San Jose.
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MhTILOIDES-EI meior y mas seguro
de todos los especfficos hasta ahora como
cidos para 10 cura permanente de todas
las intermediates de la uretra, va sean estas
cronicas agudas, Contiene ell flujo y cura
por complete, en- menos tempo que min
gun otro preparado similar las gonorreas,
espermatorreas cistitis, etc. Mejor que
las inyecciones y muy superior al sandaIo
y copaiba. Empieza surtr su efecto las
tres 6 cuatro horas de haberse tornado.
Los "METILOIDES'-so faciles de to-
mar y estan preparados de manera que
no revuelven el est6mago nj producer ma
los efectos, s..-
De Venta en- todas las Boticas. Pr
danse muestras gratis sus 1nicos fabricn
tes.
Frederick Stearns & Ca. Detroit, Michi-
gan. U. S. A.
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En- esta impreatA se vende pspel
deperi6dico / dos pesos quintal.
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Venta de fincas.

Sc vende una casa en- ell sitio mas
centrico de Santurce, de recfente
construction y a orillas de la carre-
terra. Dicha finca cuenta con un
lujoso decorado interior y todo eI
comfort apetecido por familias de
gusto, posee, cochera, arboles fru-
tales, jardin y habitaciones muy
comodas en- sus bajos.
Tambi6n Sc venden otras en- San
Juan y todas estan libres de cargas.
Para informes !. j. J. Caro-.
Sol 96. ..1 -... 'a--,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-10-07
ROCK .ISLANO PLANS PENSIONS
Provides for Elective Retirement At
Age Of IS and Compulsory At
70--ln Effect In 1910.

Chicago. Oct. 1.-The $4,000 or more
employees Of the Rock island system
are to have the benefits OF a com
prehensiye pension system. Data is be-
ing gathered by the officials Of the
road which will enable them to put
into effect liberal system BY June 80
1910.
Compulsory retirement will take
place at the age Of 70 years and
elective retirement at S5 years. There
will be no limit set upon the age Al
which the company will employ I
man in the first instance. Id order
to DO entitled to the benefits Of pen
sion the employe must have been with
the road twenty-five years.
The average salary Of the emplcye
win De taken for the entire term Of hll
employment, and he win be entitled to
i per cent Of the average salary for
every year Of service rendered the
company. For example. II an emplcys
has twenty-five year period Of sery-
Ice he will get for the remainder
Of his life rs per cent Of his average
salary for that time.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-10-07
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-10-07
REFUSED 10 ARBlTRATE STRIKE
Omaha street Car Company Declined
oRer-The Men Again Parade
streets, 400 strong.

Omaha, Sept. 3O.-,About 400 strik-
Ing street car conductors and motor
neers IN uniform peraded the principal
business streets. This 10 shout fifty
more than appeared in the parade Sum
day, September 1S, the day aftef the
strike was called. z 100
The company refused the request Of
the governors Of the Knights Of Az,
ear-Ben to agree to submit the DISPUTE
with it's car men to arbitration. The
request was made because Of the Of
feet the strike Is likely to have upon
the attendance at the fifteenth annual
fall festival Of that organization, which
began yesterday ana Is to continue sun-
I'll October ..
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-10-07
THEY CHEERED THE
MILITARY PARADE
Twenty-Five Thousand Men Of Arms
Marched Down Fifth Avenue,
CLIMAX Of the CELEBRATION
/ Never Before Have % Many Men Rep
resontIno War Departments Of
/ the World Been on Amsrl.
| can streets.

New York, Oct. l.--Twenty-flve thou
sand men Of arms marched past tho
maSoed Representatives and special en-
vcys 81 81 nations, while 100000
citizens. seated In grandstands o.
standing along Fifth avenue, shouted
themselves hoarse 10 cheers. Thu
great military parade was the Gilman
Of the Hudson-Fulton celebration.
Although there were tremendous
ovations for e~~h body OF American
troops and unstinted applause In over
.whslming volume for the British sail
orB, the most conspicuous reception Of
the day went to the sailors Of the Ger
man fleet, 3 picked body Of magnifi
ment men, who. a. they reached the
reviewing stand, fell into the forma
slap-slap Of the parade goose step and
burst into "My Country 'Tls Of The
with an overwhelming volume o.
bfasses and . fervor which took awAy
the breath Of the listeners. Thu
benches sat silent for moment and
then. rising bareheaded, to their feet
cheered and cheered and cheeret
again, until the voices gave way and
they could only wave hats and hand
kerchiefs in q long acho Of applause.
Applause from one stand or another
was continuous throughout the pa
rads but now and then the crowds
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pnEoIpEnr SPOKE 10 lARnEe1
AUDIENCE slNcE TaIP sEcAN.
He Declared No Would Urge II Com.
ing Message 70 Congress Build.
Inc up Merchant MssInss

X Seattle. Oct. l.-Hpeaking before the
largest audience he has faced since
lis trip besan--a crowd that over.
lowed the natural amphitheater Of the
AIaska- YuIkon-P Pacific exposition with
its seating capacity Of nearly 10000.
President TAFT announced that he
would urge In his coming message 70
congress the enactment Of ship sub
aidy law. isss
Mr.. Taft declared that the country
was ready to make such experiment
and that something must be done to
build up an American merchant ma
rine. His utterances on this subject
were received with great acclaim
IN announcing his position with re-
gard to q ship subsidy. President Taft
declared that with the S6.00O.O0O to ST.
100000 earned by the government OF
foreign mail service each year. satls-
factory system Of subsidy should be
inaugurated, As to the argument that
. ship subsidy would be an approprla
ton OF public money to private com.
panies. the president said that a sub
sidy was In principle and effect much
the same as 4 protective tariff system.
much the same as government assist
ance In the development and improve
ment Of rivers and harbors. and the
reclamation OF arid lands through
government irrigation projects.
II a war should come at this time,
President Taft declared. the United
States would not have enough vessels
to carry coal to Its fleets And II
would be doubtful. under the neutrality
laws. he added, II the United States
would be able 10 buy foreign vessels
In the emergency.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-10-07
BOSTON DEMOCRATS NOMINATE
James n. Vahey Nominated For Gov
ernor--Platform Calls For Tariff
Reduction and income Tax.

Boston, Oct. with singular unan-
unity and almost unparalleled har-
sony, the Massachusetts, Democracy y
convention at Faneuill hall. named its
state ticket, headed by Former State
Senator James II. vahey Of Water.
own, and adopted . platform u party
principles.
The platform which was an Unusual
ly brief document, declared in favor
o. an Immediate reduction Of The tariff
on the necessaries OF life, reciprocal
trade treaty with Canada. the support
Of only such candidates for public Of
flee as are pledged to the ratification
OF the constitutional amendment favor.
Ing an income tax; the election Of
United States senators by popular
vote. and direct nominations.