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residents have in the future of this wonderful pueblo. Building is con stantly on the increase. Thirty hand some stone residences have been com pleted within a few months; homes for men of far sightedness, who are realizing the immense possibilities opening up, by the wonderful increase of railroad facilities, bewildering network of branch lines extending ia every direction from the Hartman main llnes, throu ghout the states of Sonora and Sinaloa, bringing into easy reach the wealth of mines of fabulous richness, new ones and old. Putting within accessibility marvellous agri cultural lands and su ygesting the con- stant opening up of enterprise neces sary to meet the increase of population along the West Coast. which is now of noJa ble interest the world over.
 Some one was heard to compare Nogales, future to that of Fl Paso "That it would be in a few years as large a peace as Eli Paso This is in deed conservative statem Fl Paso has not within five hundred miles in any direction the possibilities in the way of mines or agriculture, which lie at Nogales' very door. Fl Paso grew because it was a gateway, alone; not because there existed within stones throw copper properties, gold mines and thousands and thousands of acres of rich soil, needing small labor and expenditure of money to create one of the richest farming countries in the world. This same man stated that Fl Is not Nogales destined to be as i'm portant center and terminus because of it's unsurpassed possessions2
 Nogales conducts a vast trads with the state of Sonora and with southern Arizona as we'll as with Sinaloa and Lower California.
 It has one of the most completely equipped machine shops in the entire west which furnishes in detail every neces ity for mills and mines and it's progressive proprietors are constantly increasing the plants capacity for the additional demands made upon them in the way of the most modern ma chiaery.
 The Las Dos Naciones cigar factory L,o town of Nogales financial benefits and fame, for the worth of it's productions.
 The banking facilities are of sterling backing. The Banco de Sonora is too widely known to need much said of it. This bank has a strong branch at No
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grew stronger, ana Wlthln three months
/ was perfectly well woman.
81 want this letter made public to
show the benefit women may derive
from Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. - Mrs. JOIN G. MoLDAN,
2ll5 Second ST., North, Minneapolis,
MINI.
Thousands of unsolicited and genu-
inc testimonials like the above prove
the efficiency of Lydia T.. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, which is made
exclusively from roots and herbs.
Women who suffer from those dis
tressing ills peculiar to their sex should
not lose sight of these facts or doubt
the ability Of Lydia L. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound to restore their
health.
Ifyou want special advice write
to Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass.
ShewilltreatyOurletterasstrictly
confidential. For 20 years she
has been helping sick women in
this way, free of charge. Don't
hesttate - write at once.
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Deys religion NV de body, deys re-
ligion NV de soul,
And you got to have respeck fer bofe
to keep de bein' whole;
SO toasts dis heah Thanksgiyin wild
my sperit all in chune;
Den toasts de faithful appetite dat
makes de vittles june.
Pra'r and feastin' goes together in dis
heah Thanksgivin' time.
And dey fits into each other like de
rhymin' NV de rhyme;
Kaze de Lawd aint one bit prouder
fer to make de conscience feel
Dan to watch de natcherl organs stor-
in up hearty meal,
III you've sowed and reaped yo' har-
vest. den Its worship fer to
dine.
Kaze de human side Is holy des de
same ez de divine:
III man has yearned his livin' he
has yearned his right TO eat,
And sence he's sho' TO have de bitter,
give him all you kin dat's
sweet.
Eatin proper is de righteous act OF
mixin' gratitude
Wild de relish NV de normal man fer
appetizin' food;
And de lusciosu taste dat thrills you
when de vittles hits de spot
Is like singin hymns Nv gladness fer
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Excellent Song Service.

The song service at the Presbyte-
rian church last evening was largely
attended and was one OF the best
Miss Hanna has ever given.
Miss Smith of Marietta was on the
program and her duet with Miss
Hanna won much appreciation from
the congregation
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Rev. and Mrs. Connolly.

Tomorrow evening Rev and Mrs.
Connolly of the Christian church will
l.. at home to all the church mem.
bcrs and the members Of the congre.
cation a. their residence on G street,
southwest Every one is asked To
visit them after s,ven o'clock and
become acquainted with them in their
new home
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By MARY GWYN WHITMAN
TELEPHONE oNE-FoUR-Two

de good things dat yous got.
I ain't runnn' down yo' prayin ner
yo chantin NV de Psalms,
Ner yo building NV fine churches
ner yo feeding NV de lambs;
But thinks deyll be a twinkle In
de Heavenly Fathers eyes
When his chill'n smacks deyr lips
on dem dar tater-pumpkin pies.
SO, bows down 10 you bakin', and |
courtesies to you roast.
Den salutes dat turkey gobbler wild
homes niggor's toast;
Dat de crayin' NV de stummick fer to
keep de bein' whole
H. eZ sacred and religious ez de long.
in's NV de soul.
Dallas News.
Il
Circle Number one Of the Home
Mission Society of the Broadway
Methodist church will meet on TO.
morrow afternoon at 2:3O with Mrs.
l.. H. Griffin.
Circle Number Six of the Christian
church will meet on Tuesday after.
noon AT at the church.
All members are urged 10 be pres
ent.
t.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Presbyterian church meets on Tues
day afternono with Mrs. c. p Van
Denberg. Final arrangements will be
made for the Christmas Bazaar.
Mrs. John Doyle who has been the
guest OF Mrs J. l.. Nunnalee the past
week left Friday for her home in
! Missouri Miss Oliver. who acom
pied Mrs. Doyle on her visit here
will remain until after the holidays
Il
Rev. and Mrs. Welth have return
ed from Kansas where they attended
the golden wedding anniversary o
Mrs, Weith's parents.
#
| Miss Lilly Comegys OF Gainesville
viii be the guest of Mrs Bert Fos
ter for the Elk's Thanksgiving Bail
II
Those st. Louis women who hay,
organized against woman suffrag,
hay have figured that the easiest wal
for a lady to get her name in tn,
papers these days Is not to want L
vote.
Misses Winnefred and Patti Ryal
will be guests of friends for tn,
Thanksgiving dance.
tt
Circle Number Two Of the Chris
! tian Aid society meets with Mrs. b
II. Corlew tomorrow afternono at hei
residence on Washington street
II
The New England dinner by n,
Presbyterian ladies on Saturday wa
quite success.
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caused a weakness
and broken down
condition of the
system. / read so
much Of what Lydia
+. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound
had done for other
suffering women 7
felt sure il would
help me, and / must
say it did help me
wonderfully. My
pains all left me, |
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the most elaborate Of the Thanksgiv-
ing hospitalties and is awaited with
much plcasurable anticipation by the
invited guests.
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OUR PREMIUM SHEARS ARE
GOING FAST. Call and pay 800 in
advance on the daily or weekly and
get pair Of these guaranteed shears
old subscribers have the same op-
por'unity as now ones
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50 MILLION

cod fish, more OF less, are caught
each year on the coast Of Norway
the livcrs Of which are made into
Cod Liver Oil
The best oil is made from the fish
caught at the Iotu'.u Islands.
Scott " Bovine use only that oil
in making their celebrated
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SCOtt'S Emulsion

and when skillfuIly ..mbircd with
Hypophosphitcs Of Lime and Soda
they produce a medicinal TODD un.
equallcd in the world l1r building
up the body.
FOR SAIE nv AL uE. sGI-rS
Send ioc.. name % pap,I ..I tI.s ad. fnr our
bcautiiul savings Hauk H.| IH..I.a ~k,trh. H1uk
Each bank contains U... i..A ranu1.
SCOTT s BOVINE. 4O9 Pearl St. New York
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Aztec Thanksgiving Dance.

The Aztec club will give their
Thanksgiving ball on Wednesday
evening. This promises to be one OF
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sprekelmeyer.Ealson Wedding

\ wedding that came quite ~ q
surprise to their many friends was
celebrated on yesterday afternoon at
the home of Father Wallrapp of the
Catholic church when Lawrence W.
Sprekelmey, r., son OF MIR and Mrs J.
g. Sprekelmeycr was married 20 Miss
Myrtle Faison. daughter Of MIR. and
Mrs. c. r. Faison. I'm the presence
Of very few friends of the bride
and groom.
Miss Martina Sprekelmeyrr. sister
OF the groom and Mr. Frank Nc
Ayony we're the only att .ndants
The bride wore a dark blue tailored
suit with hat and gloves to match
Miss Sprckelmeycr wore white
The ceremony was performed at
1870 o'clock and followed by we'd
ding supper at the home OF thc
bride Later In the evening at Mrs.
J. G. Sprekelmcyers light refresh.
/ ments were served
Miss Faison is very popular among
the young people of our city and the
groom is being warmly congratulated
by his friends.
/ Mr. Sprekelmeyer Is in the en-
! plOy of the Morning Democrat and Is
considered the most expert pressman
IN our city.
They will make their home with
the groom's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
J c. Sprekelmeyer on G St. $. w
And Now the Hook Worm.
So much space has been devoted
to the hook worm by all our leading
newspapers. and magazines of the
past month have had such lengthy
articles upon this new disease-which
has also been a boon to humorists-
that it does not seem out-ofplace to
mention some of the facts concerning
this plague of the south, CLEANED from
these numerous references since all
OF us do not have access to the Sc
periodicals.
The hook worm is not so new a dis.
coyery as We have believed the
appendicitis, it existed a long time
before the treatment was discovered
and the name given the symptoms
but there the likeness ends for the
hookworm Is diesase of the poor
while it is generally conceded to add
something to ones pedigree should
tney develop good sized case Of ap.
pendicitis.
The discovery came not from the
medical profession, but from a Ger.
man biologist who in 1852 was exam
lining the cntrails Of badger and dis
covered a new species of worm.
Note was made OF it, and soon an
other biologist found the same worm
: in the fox. The medical world in
lS43 was astounded by a physician
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WANTS HER
LETTER
PUBLISHED
For Benefit of Women who
Suffer from Female Ills

Minneapolis, Mimi was a great
sufferer from female troubles which
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ToMoRRoW'S CALENDAR.

Circle Number Six, Chris. :,
tian Ladies Aid Society al the q
church. :,
Presbyterian Ladies Aid so :,
ciety at Mrs. G. T. NanDcn. {.
berg's. :,
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way Methodist church with (;
Mrs. l.. II. Griffin. |:
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Mrs. c. II. Corlew's. (;
Baptist Missionary Society 8
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de good things dat you's got
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-16

complications, Los girondinos
acusaron d Dant6n y a Fabre DE
glantine; 6stos acusaron a los giron-
dinos; Marat a los aristdCratas,
otros al gobierno.
De los ladrones, cinco fueron gui-
lIotinados y los demas murieron en-
Ia prisi6n. Del tesoro robado, una
parte voivi6 a la naci6n gracias 4 los
trabajos del rciudadano Corbin, a
qui6n Ia Asamblea Legislative recon-
pens6 con seis mil libras.
Pero entire las piedras recohradas
no estaha ell diamaante azdl. Habla
sido vendido a Inglaterra y corta-
do en- dos pedazos.
A principles del siglo XIX COM
pro el diamente azdl ell banquero
Hope; y desde entonces a maravi-
llosa piedra ejerci6 tragica ''ietta-
t ira" sobre sus poseedores. Hope
y todos los q. fueron heredando ell
diameante, murieron tragicamente.
No hace mucho los dueios del
diamante, temiendo morir como to-
dos los de su familia, 10 vendieron i
la casa americana Frankel, en- la cual
ha estado hasta estos dias.
La terrible crisis economical por-
que atraviesa America ha alcanzado
a Ia casa Frankel, y tsta ha vendido
el diamente una casa francesa que
scgdn Sc dice, 10 ha comprado por
cuenta del sultan de Turquia.
FL diamante azul-6 mejor dicho,
una de sus mitades, pues de Ia otra
no hay noticia-pesa Al quilates y
medic y tiene % milimctros de cs-
pesor. Is de una inmensa belleza
y tiene fantastico fulgor. La oda-
lisca de Abdul Hamid 4 quifn. sea
dcsitinado puede estar contenta::
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tendencies q conseguir la ma
yor suma de libertades para la
patria. Cue esas son cuestio-
mes de procedlmientos, pero
de procedimientos honrados
Y patrioticos en- que cada cuaI
cree mejor la formula que sus-
tenta, aun que siempre de la
linea general trazada para la
labor dolorosasi, perO inelu-
diblemente necesaria para OBJ
tener al fin 10 que Puerto Rico
anhela que es su libertad.
Recuerda la conducta del
gobernador Post en- 10 que fa-
cilita el mayor desemyolvi-
miento q las municipalidades
puertorriquenas y como esa
actitud suya de buen demo-
erata americana que cumple
los dictados de su conciencia
y las doctrinas de 81 gran pue-
bio lie ha Waldo Ia enemistad
de malos americanos Y de ma.
los puertorriquehos que &c op5
men 4 que sean rotas las cads-
mas que ataron & p. Rico al
caaro de la injusticia v de Ia
tirania Y que va rompiendo
Ia demOcracia del pueblo que
supo eXtender por el mundo
el mas hermoso ejemplo de
patriOtIsmO.
(ysass Ia sdiei6a ds uHaana)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-16
Sc yENu0 FL O|A-
IS. nDante azuI.
Algunos r1aonarcas---
dice Blasco---h hun
dieron ct brazo en-
el tesoro.
Todo 10 que suced.o cuan-
de en- 1898 Sc robaron
las loYas.
AL fin e! c6Iebre diamante ejer-
clio tragica. ,%'jefftatura" So
bre sus poseedOreS.

Fl ceIeb6rrimo "diamante azdl"
preciada joya del tesoro de Ia coro-
ma de Francia, ha sido vendido en-
Paris en- dos millones de frances.
Es .un aconteclmjento que reQuie-
re algo de historic,
El tesoro de Ia corona fue consti-
tuido por Francisco y atraves6 por
mil vicisitudes novelescas, de las
cuales corresponds una gran parte
d cada reinado.
MMientras algunos monarcas fran
ceSes y algunos personajes como Ri
chelieu, lie anadieron ricos florones
otfos, tentados en- su codicia Q en-
su vanidad, hundieron ell brazo en-
el. Los mas bellos diamentes Y las me
jores perlas, algunas de 6stas de inf
nito valor, como las que lucleron en-
la garganta de Catalina de Mtdlcis,
desaparecieron y fueron recuperadas
varias veces en- los cofresillos de al
gunas hermoSas favoritas.
Luis XIV amonton6 considerable
mente la collection; Y en- 1869 COM
pro para ella . Tarvernier este fa-
moso diamante azdl, uno de los mas
soberbios de la TERRA.
En- el reinado de Luis XVI empe-
70 ell derrumbamiento del magnlfi-
co tesoro. Ell desdichado monarca
empez6 por apropiarse gran mime
70 de piedras para cehlr el cuello de
Maria Antonieta, aquel cuello que ha
bfa de segar la guillotina.
MLa Asamblea nacional constituyen
te orden6 que el tesoro de la corona
fuese depositado, Rero gran parte
de 6l Sc qued6 entire las manos de los
reyes.
Ell II de Septiembre de 1892, a las
once de la noche, una partida ,le Gin
cuenta andaces bandoleros, mauda
dos por un expreSldeniario;< cuyo
nombre-Paul Miette- la hi,
toria, asalt6 ell guarda-ioyas Use lie.
vo muchas piedras. Con tai impu.
nidad contaban los ladrones que re-
pitieron la hazaha los dfas l3 IA, Il
| y l6. Entire las gemas robadas es-
taba ell. diamante azdl. Pere come
tieron los bandidoS la imprudenci;
de vender las joyasen piblico, ceres
del Palacio Borb6n; y fueron denun.
ciados.
Ell suceso produio llh terrible es
candalo y adquiriGenormes proper.
clones politicas. Nadie quiso com
prender como podia haberse rcaliza,
do despojo tan fhaudito sin ALTA
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'9Gonzalo Marin'' es
el nornbre que pom
dram ALI a una calle.
Un iuiclo por atentado cor i
ira la vida paso a estra!
dos ante la .Corte DE
Dlstrlto.
Ante ell dispensarfo de aneinla
acudieron $50 pacientes en-
la Ultima semana.

Mario l4-En la amailana de
hoy han salido para Morovls
ell Hon, Fiscal de esta corte de
Distrito LIDO. Aeosta Quintero
Y ell MARSHALL D. Oscar Bithorn
con objeto de practicar algu-
mas investigaciones en- asun-
tos criminales.
Este Consejo Municipal en-
.su Ultima session acord6 en-
tomar en- consideration la-mo-
cion presentada por los Sres.
Case, Lopez y Adorno para
que tan pronto como Sc terml-
ne la nueva pavimentaclon
de la calle de Rosarfose le cam
bic ell nombre por ell de Coma
10 Marin, en- memoria de este
patricia hijo de Arecibo. Sc ha
pasado la moci6n al Sr. Alcal-
de para que la lleve 4 cabo.
Bueno seria que para ell dla
de la fista patronal de esta clu
dad pudiera llevarse q cabo
y con la mayor solemnldad
el acto de honrar q uno Gle
los que derram6 SUI sangre por
la hbertad y sucumbi6 en- el
cumplimiento de su deber.
Hoy Sc celebrara en- los sa-
lones de la Casa ayuntamiento
con objeto de tratar de cele-
braci6n de las proXimas y ira
dicionales fiestas de San Fe-
lipe.
Aver Sc celebr6 ante esta
Corte de distrito ell juicio por
jurado contra Sancho Ugarte
por atentado a la vida. Lleva-
va la defensar del acusado el
distinguido letrado LIDO. San
'tiago Palmer. Ell jurado no
vino a un acuerdo y fue disuel-
to.
$50 pacientes acudieron es-
ia semana al Dispensario de
Anemia de esta ciudad.
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ria pudlera conslderar mortl-
ficante.
AplauSos en,toda la Cdmara.
Parte del pubI5co apLaude q eL
presidente gOlpea la mesa con
ei mallete. Et Sr. Mthoz RI
uera increpa energicanaente al
pubIico q dice que atIt JiterG Sc
han congregado elemaentos per-
turbadores, que con s1ts dplau-
sos unaS veces al Sr. LlO-
rens g otras al Sr. De
Diego, han procurado trder con
cowlictoS d lq Cdmara. EL Pre-
Sidente ordena epergicdmente
que ceSen las muestraS de apTO-
baci6n 9 una gran pdrte del Pa-
bIico que Henobo eJ salon Sc re-
tira.
lie Dleg0. Dlce que el cree
que los que sustentan ideas
contrarias al P. de c. 1876 Y sin
combatirlo en- su ecencia sostle
nen que no es el de mas impOr-
tancia de la Camara, 10 hacen
de buena fe puesto que todos
los que en- la Camara represen
tan las ideas de la Union de
P. Rico y al pueblo de P, Rico,
son los hombres patriotas y
hombres de honor. Que hay
muehos que fuera de la CANA
ra tratan de que esta sc rompa
para que destrozada la virtua-
! llidad de la Union de P. Rico,
puedan venir q ocupar estoS
sitios que solo estan destina-
dos para los verdaderos repre-
sentantes de la voluntad po-
pular que ocupan ahora, como
en- las dos pasadas las tTibunas
de la Camara, para bien de la
patria y del pueblo puertorri-
queho.
Que en- la Camara pueden
perfectamente sustentarse to-
dos los criterios Y todas las ide
as que no esten en- cOnflicto
con el credo de la Union de p.
Rico, y por esto pueden per-
fectamente marchar unidOs en-
defensa del ideal comun., ra-
dicales como los senores
Matienzo y Lorens, como
otros delegados que SOS
tentan tendencias distin-
tas en- Ia forma pero todas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-16
Treasury Department Of Porto Rico.
sUBAsTA PUBLICA
BlENEs INMUEBLES

SUBASTA PUBLlCA BlENES INMUEBLES
la Coectua de Rnas Rio
I909 O sgue da da las de
los los hen reacionados de los mis-
para cubr las contbuones recnrgos que
embagados por hae pagado ddo tempo las conucoDes
vncdas los recargo egdu dlpone Ley de Renas lnernas
PROPIETARIO8 Description Propedad gastos
- aproximados
TERCERA SUBASTA
Pauline Matos 10 10 cdas Guzman au6s 1929
Rosendo P6e 10 cdss 1lI6
PRIMER8 SUBsST~
Bonfaco DcIgado 20 odas baruo Guzman Ahaic 1882
Juan Lopez de Victoria Is hsrrio Jmenel
Manuel Pimente 24S cdas barro Mameyes 20 l3S04
los detae deen en- los respevos expedne
comprado de ada propedad dbe depoar eecvo 10
e del venda erders
que paga de la Cua ue subastada
opiedad los d das guenes al que VERTIGO
Rio Grande Puerto Rico
Aprobado. b r Dx--Acting Treasurer
(FirmadO) A Daa Eieve.-Colector.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-16
COM|CAS

-Tiene chispa este muchacho,
mo es verdad?-dijo Teodora,
Y 70 dije:-Si senora;
casi siempre esta borracho,
J. L. LuaceS.
Consonantes ajuntas pien>a,
en- mn pslmera nombrar;
Y con ella vas a dar
Dos y tercla es, la defenSa.
ell aFma blanca jugar,
Y represalia mi TODD,
) venganza en- cierto modo.
La soluci6n ell domingn pr6-
ximo.
En- Ia Prevention.
FL delegado del distrito pone en- Ii
bertad a IN borracho, que habia pa
sado la noche encerrado,
Al despedlrle, lie dice:
-Vayase usted a su casa, Y cs-
pero no volverle a yer mas por aqui,
5eh?
-SNo VERNE mas por aqui?
Pues que, GIe va dejar a u sted ce-
sante?