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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-07-13

Col. w. G. Smith, Of Orangeburg,
who is a mill president and who was
with the party Of mill presidents who
went over the Clinchfeld railroad and
over the coal fields Of the company
sometime ago, in speaking of the
building Of the road beyond Spartan
burg, stated that he was assured that
the road would be built to Charleston.
He said: "The route will be from
Spatanburg to Columbia, and from
that point to Charleston" We be-
ieve that Col. Smith is correct and we
believe further that this work will be
commenced as soon as the work IS
completed to Spartanburg and if a
new road is built via Newberry is the
best and cheapest, and about as near
as can be selected. We ought to get
busy and keep busy and in touch with
the builders Of this road.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-07-13

So far as The Herald and News is
concerned it is glad Mr.. R. I. Man.
ming has accepted the life trustee9hlp
Of Clemson college. He is one Of the
best men in South Carolina. He will
be an addition to the governing board
of the institution. The little matter
of violating the State constitution by
Senator Tillman and others on the
board by holding other offices does
not make any great amount Of differ
ence, of course, and maybe, Mr. MaR-
ming will see no objection to viola
ton Of the plain letter of the con-
stitution. And maybe that Mr.. Man
ming will not run for governor. We
did not think that two life members
Of the board would enter the race for
the same office. But maybe they Will.
In any event we will be satisfied. 1t
makes no difference to us. And yet
YOU should remember that Mr.. Man.
ming is not yet governor and not even
candidate.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-07-13
Quite Different.

"Maria,' >said Mr.. Rawlins. lay
ing aside his syercoat and hat and
rubbing his hands gleefully together,
"you know that for years we have
been wanting to buy building lot
in Kennedy's subdivision, but could
not afford to do it on account Of
the high prices they ask for land
out there. Well I've just learned that
Quinian. who owns one Of the best
lots in that entire neighborhood, Will
sell If for half what it cost him. if he
can get tn ecaSh. He needs the money
and can i get it any other way. |
have a great mind to buy it tomor-
row morning. It comes easily within
our means.
II don't think you ought to do it,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-07-13
Arms and the Woman.

New York Globe.
did anybody ever see a one
armed woman?" asked a gray-head
ed man as he surveyed the after
noon parade. II never did. Almos
every day | meet one-armed men
but 1 have yet to encounter a wo
man with that pitifully empty sleeve
Are there no women who have sui
fered that mutilation? If not, wh.
not? And, if so, where are they?
yesterday I heard it argued tina
there was no cause for a woman t
lose an arm; that women do not g
to the wars and are not engaged II
occupations that are likely to carr.
away a part of their body. But tha
reasoning is not sound. Many womel
work in mills and factories and ar
as liable to accidents in the street:
and public conveyances as men. Ere
quently they figure in these acci
dents, but, although men in the sam
situation would lose an arm, womel
never do.
':What is the cause Of their i'm
munity?"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-07-13
A Good Wheat Year.

Yorkville Enquirer.
Mr.. Bonner McGill, Of Bethany,
remarked in Yorkville, Wednesday
that the coming of the threshers in
his neighborhood, has proved this
years wheat crop to be one Of the
best that has been known for years.
The average yield is something like
from Is to 20 bushels Of wheat to
each bushel sown. Mr.. William Nc
Garter, near Henry's Knob, sowed
two bushels, and harvested 81 bush
els, and Kirt Foster sowed two bush
els and got % bushels. Mr.. L. B.
McGill sowed four and one-half
bushels and got 81 bushels. Mr..
W. NJ. McCarter has made 200 bush
els. There was more wheat sowed IN
the neighborhood than usual, but
there is very great regret that the
aggregate acreage was not much
larger.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-07-13
Tuesday. July 13, 1909.

In Spartanburg county where they
have good roads campaign on COM
mittee to look after the campaign has
been appointed from each township.
It is proposed to vote an issue Of
100000 in bonds for permanent road
work in that county. The bill under
which the election is being held IS
very similar to the one for this county
exeept that it provides for only three
commissioners to handle the money
and have charge of the work.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-07-13
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of Newberry Land and Securl-
tv Co.. will be held at Chamber OF
Commerce rooms on Tuesday, July
20, 1909, at $50 p. m for the purpose
of electing directors and transactlng
anv other business that may come be-
fore the meeting.
Jno. NJ. Kinard,
Secretary.
10 July 1909.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-07-13

From all that we can gather the
sentiment against a bond issue for
the building Of roads in this county
is very strong and the proposition will
be defeated by very large vote un-
less sentiment changes very material
" before the election. We do not be-
lieve that it can be changed. We be-
lieve in the issue of bonds as the best
and most equitable way in which to
build roads and have so held for a
great many years. We have not
changed our opinion in the least, and
it is no new position, but IN the pres
ent state of the sentiment on this
question in this county, We do not see
what can be done to change it in so
short time. Therefore, # there were
any way by which the election could
be postponed, We would say that 1t
were better to postpone it, and save
the expense. The people Of this coun-
ty do not want any better roads than
what they have at this time. They
are afraid some other fellow will get
a little more benefit than they Will
and. therefore, they are willing to
wait for thirty negroes on the cham
gang to work twelve hundred miles
Of road without any improved ma
chinery, and with pick and shovel,
and if a citizen sees hole in the road
that he could repair in five or ten min
utes he will not do it, but send for the
chain gang and the supervisor hurrles
the gang to the scene of the hole. No,
the people don't want any roads, so
we believe the best thing is to call off
the election for the present.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-07-13
BERGELL TRIBE FLOURISHING
New Officers Installed-District Meet
ing to be Held Here On Fri
day.

The following officers were elected.
appointed and installed:
Prophetic. G. Blease.
Sachem-O. O. Smith.
S. Sagamore-R. P. Franklin.
J. Sagamore-B. B. Leitzsey.
LIST Sannup-T. B. Kibler.
End Sannup-J. K. Aull.
lst Warrior NJ Thomas.
2nd Warrior-L. A. Tew.
3rd Warrior-H. C. Bouknight.
4th Warrior-J. H. Baxter.
lst Brave-L. r. Jones.
2nd Brave-J. J. Dean.
3rd Brave-Bill Miller.
4th Brave-J. B. Campbell.
lst Scout-F. B. Dickert.
2nd Scout-Duane Darby.
Guard Of Wigwam-J. B. Coward
Guard Of Forest-James Caldwell.
@. Klettner chief Of record and P
F. Baxter, keeper Of wampum hold
over until the end of this term.
After the installation the retiring
sachem, C. G. Blease, was presented
with a handsome past sachem sash
and a set Of table silverware for his
efficient discharge Of duty as presid-
inc chief. Presentation was made by
O. Klettner.
Bergell tribe is in a very flourishing
condition-is the banner tribe Of Red
Men in South Carolina and has a
membership Of 80.
A district meeting Of the 9th dis
trict will be held on the 18th inst at
4 o'clock at Klettner rs Hall. All del
egates and members are cordially in
vited to attend.
Cateechee Council No. 4 Daughters
Of Pocahuntas, the ladies branch of
the order, shows large increase IN
membership during the last slz
months.
The Pocohontas degree will be con-
ferred on the night Of the 18th inst
on all candidates. Special reductions
have been granted for that OCCASION
An effort is made to institute great
council of Pochontas within the next
so days in South Carolina-said insti-
tuition to take place in Newberry, S
c..
The order has accomplished great
deal Of good and paid out thousands
of dollars for the relief of suffering
sickness and dirstress.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-07-13
TEACHER WANTED.

The patrons of Smyrna school dis
trict No. A will meet at the school
house on Friday, the 23rd day of
July, 1909, at four o'clock for the
purpose Of electing a teacher and con-
sidering any matters connected with
the school. School term 8 months.
Salary $4,000. Applications may be
handed to the undersigned.
J. S. Boozer,
H. T. Longshore,
G. P. Boozer,
Tustees.
Newberry, S. c., R. F. D.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-07-13
TEACHER WANTED.

Applications will be received by the
undersigned for teacher for jolly
Street school until July %. Salary $50
per month. Term five months. Ad-
dress trustees, care Of chairman at
Slighs, S. c.
W. B. Boinest,
Chairman.
T. P. Richardson,
+. P. Werts,
Trustees.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-07-13
BARBECUE

AT Bethel School house. Pomarla. We
will furniS:? 4 first class dinner. Come
one. come all. Dinner 40 and g
cents. Saturday July "a.
J. A. Gaham,
H. Monroe Wicker
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-07-13

Bristol, Va, by a small majority
refused to 90 for prohibition and
there is a great rush Of liquor men
to the place to secure license for the
sale Ct whiskey.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-07-13
THE PRESS ASSOCIATION.

The annual meeting of the Press
Association which was held in Green
vile last week was one Of the largest
gatherings Of the editors that has
been held in several years. 1t was
also one Of the most pleasant meet
ings. The papers read by the editors
were all good and the specially invited
speakers made fine speeches.
The people of Grenville lid every
thing they could to make the meeting
a success.
s** :.s
The new Ottaray hotel under the
management Of Miss Quinn, who
knows how, is one Of the best ap-
pointed hotels anywhere in this Sec
tion. The furnishing is all that could
be expected and the service excel
lent.
j Mr.. J. R. McGhee, of the Piedmont,
was the busiest man in the city and
did all he could to make his brethren
! of the press have good time. He
was ably assisted by the reception
committee. Especially did Mr.. ". l..
Gassaway give him good service. Then
our friend J. Thomas Arnold was i'll
evidence rendering assistance and NJ.
Geo. Brunson of the News and in fact
every one we saw seemed interested
in making the meeting a success.
!, The details of the meeting for The
Herald and News will be written by
a member of the staff.
In the next issue we desire TO say
something of the visit to Clemson.
The institution and the extent Of it
was a revelation to many Of the edl-
tors who had never been there. 1t is
great institution and is doing d
great work for the State and will do
greater work even in the future.
Tie editor of The Herald and News
hsL served the Association for fifteen
years as president and he declined TO
permit the use Of his name for the
1tfice again. We appreciate the kind
frienship of the members, and the
many kind things said Of us ana our
service, but it is right that some OF
the other members should have the
ncnor and the ,labors connected with
tie Office. The service we rendered
was freely given and it is pleasure to
know that it is appreciated. Our
good friend, August Kohn, Of the
News and Courier, was elected aud
will make an efficient officer. As we
stated in Greenville we desire 70 rc-
peat here, We will do everything we
can to help him and will cooperate OH
all occasions to keep up al interest
in the Association and will do what
we can to make the Association mo1e
useful than it has been. Mr.. kohn
has been long a member and was al
ways faithful in service and attsn-
dance and we feel that everything Will
move smoothly under his wise leader
ship.
The next meeting will be held at
Glenn Springs and this popular re-
sort ought to attract even a large: a.
tendance than We had at Green:ilie.
And then the proposed trip over lie
Clinchfeld railroad will be al ;itili-
tinnal inducement to attend this meet
ing
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BARBECUE

At former residence of A. J. Glib
son on July %. Price IS and 40
cents.
S. J. Cromer.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-07-13

Craftsmanship is letting somebody
else play the cheap politics to get
the office for you.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-07-13

The madder a woman can Le over
a freckled nose, the prouder she can
be telling how she got it out yacht
inr
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-07-13
ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING.

The annual school meeting of New
berry school district will be held in
the court house on Friday, July 30,
1909, at 10 a. m. to hear the annual
report of the treasurer of the Newber-
ry graded schools.
F. \. Martin.
]. NJ. Davis, President.
Secretary.
I'd
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Los delicados perfumes.

a. Hu<iia" cl acenii,ado establc-
riinbr.,u dc IL Gale tie IL Cruz, que
sl,mn1 ha ucupado un puesto prele-
nr'r pur ~ HUmeroSa clIcntela, la
cEuya,'" 81 gran surtldo. III Or. Ga-
bri,i AFrr. su nucvo ducnO, esta IN
IN wcgeu,iu grantees rciornIas ALI y
. l"s.hs'io -len:pre el surtido en- to-
4, la vanon,. En- periumeria de
~ inssuu uiarcaS. ha hecho es-
..-,s.-s"- lc,tl,ios Y cn todos los CO.
=teltt GclIcadiSlmas esenclas
i.---s, oricniai,:s y &c Estado>
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{ Por 10 toca & Franz, Sara era e
sol.
Huho III instante de silencio en-
ire ambas hermanas, pero no tardt
la condesa en- tomar la pal abra, COZ
csc tono vivo e indiferente, que la;
que las mujeres emplea para decil
las cosas que les impresiona mas.
FL bello Franz tiene sin dude
un rival mas dichoso-dijo.
Tai vez-replico Mad. de Lau-
rens.
~lY que? conocdis pues. mucho
a ese baron Gle Rodach, Sara?
-Asf, asi. ..s " vos?
10 hastante. ;. .sera indiscre-
: cion preguntaros donde lie conocis-
tets?
En- Hamburg, hace dos ahos,
en- Ia temporada de banos. !. ~
vos?
En- Baden, hace dos amos tam
bien; y en- la misma temporada.
Ambas hermanas Sc mlraron por
balo el encaje de sus capuchas.
Me ocurre una idea-prosiguio
Esther cseria quizas, el senior ba-
ron de Rodach, quien repentinamen
te os hace ser tan cruel con ese pobre
Franz?
Sara jamas habfa visto So her
mana tan penetrante.
y decidme, hermana, iseria a.
caso el senior baron de Rodach-ex-
clamo, -quitn hoy os hace ser tan
curlosa?
La hermana viuda Sc ruborizo Y
yolvlo d ponerse la careta.
Una maligna sonrisa Sc dibujo en-
los labioS de Sara.
Abua la boca para continuar la
conversation, cuando diviso a algu-
nos pasos de ella al joven vizconde
dc Audemer que miraba atentamen-
te todos los dominos buscando sir
duda a las dos damas.
sara Sc puso precipitadamente
vez la careta.
-iAh' iah!-cxclamo el alferez
descllbrldndolas en- aquel momento;
por fin os he hallado, hermosas
damas, y ahora ST que no os abando-
mare.
En- tales ocasiones es ccstumbre
echarse i lcir. Is el bale de masca-
ras una cosa tan allegro!
llli5n, Ell domino negro y Ell do
no azul, prorrumpieron a Ia vez en-
una cstreptosa carcaiada.
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"LA VILLA DE MADRID" :"

E.teimportante establecimiento aca
ba de recibir los impermeables fran
ceses marca E. II. de fama uDiversa
Isl como las legitimas Camisetas H. B
ccnocidss del publico de gusto. Tam,
bien acabamoe de recibir fano de Bi
liar frances, Casimires ingleses proplc
para verano y el mejor surtido de per
fumeria francesa E iDglesa sin faltar
las Alfombras lejftimas de Oriente te-
jidas en- una sola pieza dondc no tenc-
NOS competencia. Tenemos ell mas com
pleto surtido en- generos de fantasia 4
los precios mas limitados. Vender bu--
pas mercancias es e] lima de "LA
VILLA DE MADRlD' Visitepos
s pidanos muestra y seIa servido sin
bemera.
P. o. B. 764. Teletono 212
Fan Francisco 81. San Juan. Pr
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Jltimas novedade.

Sitiene usted que hacer a'gun rega
10 yea ell immense surtido de joyeria
De todas cases, desde 10 mas barato
hasta 10 mejor en- la antigua y acre
ditada casa de TINAUD, donde sc
lcaba de recibir el mejor surtido que
nunca sc ha visto en- Puerto Rico.
Tambien hay una variedad de etec-
los de plata y plateados y de otras
novedades propias para regalos todo
& precios sumamente limitados: sntes
de comprar haga usted una vista a
dicho establecimiento zen el cual Sc
ban hecho importantes reformas) y
DO dudamos saldra usted complacido-
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81 HIjO DEL DIABL0,
Por Iou1 flrul.

-Facil cs es q vos ser atrevida.
hermana mia. porque ese Franz So
lamente os conoce con el nombre que
vos habfis escogldo. ;. .sols la seno-
IA Luisa Lignv, V Ia sociedad no cal
CARA sobre vuestra conciencia los pi-
carcscos pecados que dicha dana
puede cometer; pero por 10 que a mi
toca varia la question: Julian me CO.
noce, Y bastaria una mirada indiscre
ia para perderme por complete.
-cLe annals s?-pregunto la del
domino negro.
Is un arrogante mozo. -.
-cPero le annals?
-Posee un ilustre nombre, III
-cPero os pregunto 81 lie annals
rs rico, y no me desagrada e
uniforme de los ofciales de Marina
Haliabanse ambas damas en- VI
ansuio apartado; y un grupo de pa
seantes vestidos de negro formabar
ante elias una especie de muraiia
Abrasaba el calor Y las caretas Ia>
sofocahan.
Sentaronse sobre un banco inme
diato y levantaron a un tempo suS
antlfaces de terciopeio guarnecidos
de encajes.
va no hahia, pues, entire sus fac
clones Y las miradas de los curiosos,
mas que ei raso de sus capuchas.
A pesar de esto, los vivos rayos de
las aranas Sc deslizaban hasta sus
sembiantes.
Bajo el domino azul hubi6raSe po-
dido reconocer Ia bella fsonomia de
la condesa Esther; haio ell domino
negro Sc ocaltaba el eiegante tale Y
las movlbles facciones de madame
de Laulens.
tiiaba Gsta sobre su hermana en-
aquei momento yra burlona mirada.
No os pregunto va 81 lie annals,
Esther-dvo:-os gusta su ilgura,
su nombre y su traie. +. no 10 reprue
bo, porque pasiones ha habido me-
nos motivadas que esta. Por 10 que
a mi Sc retlere, debo deciros que ese
Franz me ha tenido Ioca. 900.
Is muy guapo.
-Sl, 10 es; pero esas cosas no pue-
den durar mucho, Y terminada esta
noche, pienso no volverle d yer.
--Pero el os buscara.
Sara hizo un ademan de extrema-
do desden.
va Sc que no os faltan recnrsos
Esther,--pero bastaria Ia
mas pequena casualidad para que
Mr.. de Laurens. .....
Sara le interrumpi6 con un gesto
mas desdenoso todavia.
Franz no conoce mas que 4 Mad
de Lisny, y Mad. de Ligny es viuda.
Nenlta Sc engaba en- esto. pucs
Franz, que habia sido depedien
tie de la casa Goldberg, no podia me-
nos de conocer a las hijas del ancia-
no banquero Sara era la que no
conocfa d Franz.
Hay um proverbio que dice que cl
sol no We a todos los que lie miran.
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CERVEZA PIEL BROS.
A. ALVAREZ Y HERMANOS

A. ALVAREZ Y HERMANOS
AGENTEs EXCLUSIVES EN- PUERTO
RICO DE LA CERVEZA PiEL.
NO cOntlenc SuStdnclaS nOciuds
PREpARADA DE MALTA FLOR DE cERvEzA
Es mas nutritiva que cualquicra
otra cervcza, resultando buen ali
mento. Tonlca y rcconstltuycnte
Aumenta el peso de las personals que
la usan. Fabricada y envasada sin la
adicl6n de sustancias quimicas Con
tiene gran proportion dc malta. Pre-
parada de acuerdo con cl mGtodo
DORMUNDER REAL GERMAN
BEER. Dc acucrdo con la ley ma
clonal dc Alimentos y Drogas de
JUNO 80 de 1906.
En- todoS los .idblecimient0s debe
Z pcdir cerrezd Piel Bros.
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4 ViYiI en- miTamaI

Sitio saludable, 4 buena altura So
pre- el nivel del mar. con iacilidad de
,omunicaciones Y en- sitio ccntrico
ie Santurcc. Is un magnifico sitio pa
a rcsidir. Gada vcz So levantan nue.
IAN nuevas Y elegantcs viviendas en-
'Miramar.' y los pcdidos dc solares
lumentan cada dia. LAS GALES sc
Ian terraplonado V hay servicios dc
lgua V luz. Is el sitio dc moda.
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Esma|te b|anco para tachos

Ofrecemos este csmalte pa
ra tachos, alambiques, dep6si-
tos de guarapo etc. En- uso
de las Centrales de Cuba, Jr-
maica, Dcmerara etc, Y por
algunas Centrales de csta
lsla.
Gambia & Stable.
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MOTOCICLETA.-Se yende una
-icicIo y hiciclo en- perfccto e,tado.
/ sI25. Tiene,2icaballos dc iaer.
l. core 40 kilometres por hora. pro
"a para yiajar'dos peTsonas Nay "o-
cCas. Informes en- Bayam6n Ia
r II Comrrcio As. ApaTtaGo Il.
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ROMAN PEARLS

No impOrta Ia etad qu. D~,e ,.a
"a, las ROMAN PEARLS a.nauvs
ne,rrin, la restauraran Ia y'sHdal II
ei visor, aIn cuando ost5 virre ..-
les de ancianos 6eLen y hi,H,,ia- s
las ROMAN PEARLS. una ,-l- .
t5cc 10 cue se neosita =. eaya q.
res5 5irsc $500, cor io uu2l x r5.
taolerera por complete - CIV "a
vi onvoltorio sencillo. - raraai7sa
p ouracijn. V en- case ronJra. ..e -e
C.guelvc d dinero
Esitsi'c Chemical esrrsr ave Esss
g. hs. fsri DerzriEsriA
E.cInero deileTi remiiirse ~ no
sohre Nueya York por express . "a
iTos pos.zles ea caTtas ceriiEca la
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CAROLINA D|EGUEz
Discipula del famoso pslu
quero Monsieur Pages.

Peinadora del Teatro Real
de Madrid, ofrece sus servicios
a domicilio por abonos y pei.
nados eXtraordinarios. Pyecios
m6dicoS. Refercncias: Todas
las que deseen los interesados.
Tclefono MIN. 9: San Fran.
cisco 46. Box 7S3. d
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G \ N

Sc vende pc r mitad de pre-.
clio Is 325.00) IN Auto-piano
en- perfecto estado. Luto en- la
familia es la causa de 81 venta.
Sc daran lnformes en- esta Ad
ministraCi0n.
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ministraClOn.

Entire los compradores de
relojes q plazos en- la joyerla
de F. Kehrhahn Y c. Sc ofre-
ce reloj "Waltham' scmanal-
mente, La lilt ma semana
Oh uvo uno e, socio } Ro-
nero de San Juan.
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AD|CADOR GENERAL.

CoNsFIos A LAS MADREs.--- e jarahe calmau-
n de Ia Sonora wiHslow debe ufarse fiempre cue los
20 alivto Immediate al peaueho, paciente. ,producc
un sTsno natural tnGulo ,ayEa aly,a e dolor !,
Iatle q PaGdar calma a niho ahianda ns tclorss
kteetinos Es el mejor remedic conocido para Ia dia
"a provenga tsta de 10 dentci6n de cuaguieya
1arAbe Calmante de Ia Sehora Winslow' es c! me
N Dc tndo
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CAME.

Sc dcsca caInbiar dos hernosas V
uenas y-untas de bueyes jcvenes,
OF vacas lecheras que sean de bue-
q raZa.
Para informes, dirigirse 81 .Admi-
isiraLor de eg.e-diario.
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El fanoso "Carey''

H. Popular establecimicnto de
Ia calle de San Justo. ACADIA de hacer
nucyas importacioncs dc perfumeria
Y tin arti,tico''carcv" contienc las
mas ;tfaniada> marcas &c delicadoS
perfumes Ontntales En- ealzado eSta
rccibiendo Il ID ccrtc salon" en-
classes &c color@ para damas Y caba-
l!cros Il >urlido cs ver,iaderamente
c>rlendido. Estuchcs de perfumeria
nuy propios para regalos V aguas pa
III tncador y balo 81 cncucntran mi
lniJahlcS en- 81 conociio cstablecimi-
{ ntn dtl Sr. AmtrIco SaIas. 45-
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La que vende mas baralo

CUAL T. La FARMAClA ar,
.ude mas barzto en- S4niuroc. IL
AkNAtlA VEGA, pos <upaes,o-
] lalode ia Capilia del Institute
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M0nedaS de orc CALIFORNIA;

e so centavos, % centavos S1.00 y
p de vents en la Joyeria de T..
tEHRHAHN. San Jose ID.