davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-02-12

waited with all the patience we could
summon, but II came not. Clarke
spent the time porting over the time.
tables of the North and South lines. At
last he gave up and throwing the time
tables from him he exciaimed: Some.
thing has happened She cannot fin.
ish. But there is another means II
only she will try IT,"
Then he lay back in his chair and
closed his eyes For more than an
hour he did not stir began to think
he slept. Then he jumped up 80 sud
denly that he startled me.
Quick ] have IL. We are going.
Pack, Don't forget the arms and
plenty Of ammunition, and put in those
four automatlcs We got the other day
There may be hot work before we ever
see Chicago again. Let's see. the
train leaves in an hour and n quarter"
But whore We are going?" I asked,
involuntarily
New Orleans" he shouted as he
dashed into his room to throw his
clothes out to me TO pack.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-02-12

Horror Of a Night
and the intercept.
ton OF a Wireless
Message Go to
Make Up the Pug
cling Features OF
a Strange Case
Which Confronts
Chicago Reporter
and His Friend, the
Detective.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-02-12
ELEGRAM for you. Clarke. .

ELEGRAM for you. Clarke. "
said, as took the mes
sage which the boy de.
liverod at the door Of
orr Oak street apart.
ments one morning In
midsummer, A shade Of
anxiety passed over the
face of my house mate
Strange. | thought. that
Carlton Clarke. the great
tclepathic detective, should
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-08-05
Answer to Bro. Newly.

Dear Ed. CREssEr we will glad
ly answer Bro, fewby. AS he
wants to know who it was that
gave the answer on the dty OF
penticost when the people said
unto Peter and the rest vi the
Apostles men and brethren what
shall We do? We will let the
Word Of God answer.
Then Peter said unto them, Repent,
and be Eap'zsd every one OF you in the
name CT Jesus Christ for the REMISSION
Of sins. and 20 shall receive the gil, Of
the H'ly Ghos' AcIs 2-3s.
Now we see who gave the an.
swer to the question.
End, When the apostlfs baptiz
ed the people what name did they
use? We dok.'t find where the
apostles did baptize very many
people, But We find where they
commanded them to BE- baptised
in the name OF the Lord Jesus
Christ, Teaa:
Then Peter said unto them Repent,
and be baptized every one Of you 10 hc
name OF J,sus Christ for thu rem ssion
Of sins. and 80 shall recsive The GIT Of
Tho Holy Cn.s'. Acts 2-aS.
Again they com manded. to bap.
tie them in the name Of Jesus
Christ:
Aud he commaodcd them to be bap.
ID in the name Of the Lord Then
prs, ed they him 10 larry c.rsln days.
Ac,s lA-4S.
Again he commanded them
to be baptiz ID in the name OF the
Lord:
He said unto them, Hive ye received
the Holy Ghos, siuce ye believed And
they said unto him. We have not 80
much ~ heard whether there be any
/ Holy 0hvst.
Aud hi said unto them, Unto what
then we're Sc bspl'sedi And they esd.
/. Us,o johns baptism.
Then taid Paul. jobs verify baFiit zcd
With tie Baptism II repentance. saying
unto the. people. thst they shoold be
lievs On him Viii b sbonid come ss;sr
him. that's. 90 -Christ Jssus.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-08-05

Doth subjects OF the Trus,irie,
caprice and despotism, an,
both dishonored and Subtitle,
lby the fashion face. aristocrac,
sass f"r them. in the Colleges
1chuEches, press, and Fashionable
society. The scope Of aristo
cracys intent Is To form for all
tfme Two classes of society in
gpis country-two extremes,
where Lincoln declared could
honestly exist but one the
great plain people," But
IN the eyes of our lingo people
who Worship mammon, Lincoln
is much OF a back mber. tho
Jiugcs think such accidencle, as
Roosevelt an honor to US. How
any one can worship at the heals
OF such M ~ bombastic =. He
preaumes a public servant at once
tn be a ruler, whose words. nc.
tons, and time of service do not
belong to those be is supposed to
server nor does he reflect any, con.
servation Of public utterance
whilo i'll Office, that are marks of
as vel 10 a publio
servant. He is a most fit reilec.
ton of the character Of the lingo
public who are apeing the titled
spawn of Europe aud OF capitals.
tic creatures in general who are
training their noodle pated
descendant, to think thst wealth
instead OF worth should rule the
affairs Of the United States people,
A Jew more such prejudicod
Us was handed down at
Fort Scott recently are immense
factors in notwithstanding a soc.
irty now being run by our capt..
aIistic Imperialists.
Cut out the ruler idea aItopc.
tber their virtue IT. all times is
is somethink painful,
Your Truly.
J. N. Zee.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-08-05

WAen 'hey heard this. they ~er.
bsp.'s'd In The name Of The La,d y..u.
And when Paul had laid his basds
upon them. the Holy Ghos. came on
them; and they srake with ,onRoes md
pr"phessd. Acts 1912 10 q
We see that in this baptism the
Holy Ghost was given. Now bro
Newly is it possible that we have
been baptized unto Johns bap.
tism, and is that the reason vhy
We have not got the Holy Ghost
with US to lead us in the ways Of
all truth. For I have searched the
Word OF God. And we cannot
find where the Apostles ever
bap tized in the namo of the Faith.
err an d Of the Son and Of the Holv
Chest. AS they we're command.
ed in Matt. sS--10.
So come on preachers and tell
as why they disobeyed Christ's
S. g. Merritt.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-08-05
IA EE NCT,cE.

ANY party OF. parties wishing 10
ask any quesions through this
paper, upon any eubject relig.
irnsIy or otherwise shall be
treated as u friend But in no cass
will tho Editor allow any slung
or slang phrases 50 through
Is columns
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-08-05
Fulton, Kan.
July 7th. 1909

'Ss' = ~t>N ANv VA ut0Ouuo IsOl1
/ read. the corn and rice who
constitute the ordinary an,
wholesome FOOD VI q civilized pee
pie can be obtained only by th,
patient toll Of the husband man
Hence the student Of politica
and industrial economy con
cludes that since the agri WHIT
Crews the corn, rice, wheat, WOO
cotton, flax, which constitutes
the ordinary food and the princi
pal ralment OF people should be
the promoters Of their own laws,
schools, histories, literature form
Of society, industrial regulations
aud extent Of government, since
they by patient toll grow the
means, should controle and regu-
late the manner Of living and
means of general culture, Why
not!
Are they not the safest, most
conservative. the most common
sensed portion Of the reople.
The entire burden of perpetual.
ing a state rests with them,
Neither the immensely rich.
nor the Intensely poor take any
part in these burdens, Both
are parasites, toll not, nor spin,
Tie state supports them. The
state is truly composed Of tie
people who grow the means for
the states support.
Both millionaire and pauper
are so many hinderances to all
means Of progress, No well
organized public will have causes
for the existence of either. The
nilllonares are the greater men
ace to the state. Drones, oilers,
parasites, afraid to refuse the
means of wealth vicioussysteln
of legislation extends to them.
A lot OF puplic loafers thru the
Vaccinations of the third house
of congress and legislatures,
that purchase outright the votes
IF the representatives,, The Lob.
bios, the Lobbyists are the
legislatures who are made the
legal work of the people at the
pills. while in the employ of the
mjIiiCnart&
H nee b. conspiracy subyert and
and nollie the viii OF the husband.
mon. Thru the third house the
millionaire aristucracy are con-
trolling the workers history.
Literature, Schools, Colleges,
Churches, laws and 'orm Of gov.
eminent, and have been doing
so ever since the republican
party came into power.
That party today is the agent
of the trusts, with the Demo
crat party so close a second.
that the two parties look like
twins, vote like twins, leglslate
like twins, both the tools OF
tie trustifed millionaire aristo-
cracy, that class Of peoples
notions CT civic and political
propriety are depraved and cor.
|upted by the sneen and power
# the gold they have stolen from
he husbandmen who by patient
bill earned every cent Of IL. The
Hebrews lost their heads solum-
ling to the Golden Calf and our
illionare arristocracy are cloud
* our national honor by run
ing cur political and industrial
ycrnment. In the same Gold.
Calf policy leading to public
Fs,itptioo.
tie Il mt rican Agli. by patient
I are growing the Corn. wheat.
ce, Gotten. hogs, cattle aud
go, - %bo ratton HIT the
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-21
Un buen servi.
clio de la policia.
Una maleta cOnteniend6 ricas
prendaS fue enCSntrads en-
la Carretera.

Las sefloritas Julia y En-
nestina Pasarell, de Yauco.
.hermanas politicas del dele
gado a la Camara senior Artu
10 Lluveras, llevaban en- un
maletin de viaje Cruzando en-
autom6vil por la CBrretera de
Santurce a San Juan, un bueD
nGmero de joyas
Cay6 el maletin durante el
trayecto sin que los viajeros
Sc dieran cuenta. y la poIicia
halo, en- la parada 6 la refe
rida maleta y en- ella S sort
jas con brilIantes. reloj de oTo
y piedras. cadenas de orc )
otros joyas. las que estan de
posj1adas en- el CuarteI de San
Juan para ser e1tregadas a
suS ducnas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-21
Sensible fallecimiento
en- Barcelonefa.

Una triste nueva recibimos
aver de Bareeloneta. La aman.
te companera de nuestro eX-
celente compatriota don Pri.
mitivo Marchan, fallecio a las
3 P. m. de aver.
La noticia circuI6 por todo
el pobladO rapidamente. eau
sando Ell eI amino de aquella
sociedad, profunda impression
de duelo.
La .senora Marchan, que
era tan querida en- Barcelona
ia deja al morir el precioso
legado de las atlas virtudes
que lie conquistaron .el cariho
y la admiration de aquella
buena sociedad.
Tenia la 'finada uD coraz6n
nobilisimo que la hacia acu-
dir q remediaT las tristezaS
del pobre ALI doDde las des
cubria, y no bubo. obra de
bieD para la cual no Sc halIa
sc dispuesto siempre So gene.
roso espnitu
Esposa realmente modelo
fueltambieD como madTe eiem.
plar por la manera como for
mo eI caracter de sus hijos Y
como marco q sus, inteligeD
cias el rumbo de las virtudeS
civicas y de la honradez y el
propio esfuerzo que preparaD
al bombre con bueD bagaje
para la Iucha per la vida.
LA Correspondence seI
asocia al profundo duelo de
la familia Marchan. J lie en-
via su sentido pesame, espe.
cialnente a nuestro estimado
Oompatriota don Primitive
y a los joSenes huer- |
fanos de la que va mo existe,
1uya alma haya aoogido el
Sehor en- So alta miserieordia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-21
TRAG|CO SUCESQ
en- Mayaguez.
La sehors Deminguez recibi6
horribles quemaduras de las
cnales fallecio.

En- Mayaguez fallecio ira,
gioamente la sonora dona Ven.
tura Dominguez de Segarra.
Parece que ell hecho ocurrio
del siguiente modo: =
Iba dicha senora a apIicar
a una pequeila nina unas COM
presas de alchol. y parece que
algunas gotas de este eay6ron-
lie en- sus vestidos. infamando
sele estos sdbitamente a causa
segdn Sc creel de algdn fosfo,
70 tirado al suelo Immediate.
mente.
La sonora Dominique era
muy estimada en- Mayagiiez.
Por ESQ fue su fallecimiento.
que no pudo evitar la cjencia,
muy sentido
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-21
ElL I RIF | n US.
(Por Juan Perez Zhniga)

Los peregrinos eptonan (hay mu'
chos que desentonan) una oraci6n
salmo, algunos de cuyos fragmen.
tos tenemos la amabilidad de repro,
ducir 8 continuation, traducidos
directamente del arabe por un repu.
tado professor de ocarina:
"En el roaabre de AID q en- Ia fe
del Profeta de Adj. iOh senorihaznse
entrar por Ia entrodo de Ia verdad 9
hazme salir por Ia salida de la Der
dad q permitenae aproramaarnle d tt
y hazme un sultdn vctorioso".
(Nosotros en- vez de este. le pedi-
mos la Presidencia del Conseio
de Ministries y una casa de Ia Puerta
del SoD.
Despues, hacienda Ell saga.
ral (verso de bendicion). Sc
pasa al capitulo de las ala
banzas. que es asi:
ION AldI IM Adj (que Sc,
gun unos. quiere decir 'iOja:
Lar, y segun otros Jay, ole,
ay, olen). iOh pladosoi ion be
esfeof ION sema~2erador del
mall ION prt'acipef ion sei1orf
jOh bomdera de beoefcaosl COZ
pendon !-exclamamos nos,
otros. ion onhnicentei ION III,
que das cataato te pqdem q omopa,
ras cua'ado Sc mecesito oy1ddl
Acepto esto ulsitaci6m q hbra-
nos de necestros pelagros q JaUo-
rece 'aate>dros megocaos q e1osdo-
cho mueSt,o peoho, iOh pc,
lea higi6nica! Y sobre todo,
idinos dos cosas: cual sera el
ndmero premiado con ell gor-
do en- la loteria de Noctebue,
ma y por donde diablos anda
ell t4af9aas naelanc6hcusi -.
(Ya supondran ustedes que
10 que nay del pecho para
abajo no es del Koran. sino
de nuestra cosecha.)
Terminamos la oracion y
nos quedamos tan frescos.
No habia mas que yer en- ell
temple; 10 que ST habia era
mucho y muy NAL olor, La
aglomeracion de gente era
mayor cada vez y nos impul
saba, on union de la susodi.
cha ! lencia, q salir de ALI
para 7olver, y.asi 10 efet-
tuamos /, las seis menos Guar
to de la tarde, no sin pregun.
tar antes al jeque 81 saba
donde podriamos hallar el tn,
fnus mel1nc6icuSi obteniendo
una respuesta negativa que lie
valio dos bofetadas nuestras
y el mas profundo desprecio. |
NADIA mas nos quedaba va
que hacer, como no fuera in
vestigar 81 teniamos contesta.
ci6n de Europa a nuestros te.
Iegramas, dormiE aquella no. !
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-21
NOT A DE DUELO

Segun noticias recibidas
por cable en- esta ciudad. ha
fallecido Ell Barcelona Espa.
ia, el que fue comerciante de
esta plaza, senior Jaime Font.
que residia ALI desde hace al.
gun tempo.
Nuestro pesame a sus deu.
dos por Ia perdids que expe.
nmentan y Que Dios haya
aoojido su alma.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-21

che, pagan la fonda = ouscar
compania para seguir el viaje
a Persia.
En- las ofcinas tclegrafioas
hallamos, en- efeoto. uD tele-
grama de mi esposa en- eentes,
tacion al que ye lie puse en-
Alden y que dice asi:
"Recibido telegrama. No
entiendo significado tr1faeus,
Hueleme 4 infundio Mosca
en- oreja. Puilo en- paraguas.
Bronca en- perspectiva, Fa.
milia en-. trampada...
E] telegrama dirigido a mi
companero era mas laconico
y mas seco. pues solo decia
asi:
Observation-Disclosures MEGA.
iSlnVerguenZai
PlGra".
Gn vista de este, yprofun.
damente conmovidos por las
lisonjeras frases de nuestras
tiernas esposas, resolvimos con
la urgencia que ell case reque-
ria remitirles fondos abundan.
tes. resolution cuyo cumph.
miento quedo aplazado por
unanimidad para cuando lie,
gasemos 4 Pekin. es decir,
unos ouatro meses despues.
Tranquilo nuestro amino
con esa determination, aban.
donamos la MEGA y tomamos
ell camino de Hail. fernando
parte de una caravans en- la
cuaI iban muohos persas =
pOCdS poISOlldS.
El viaje, pues, que duro
seis dias, resulto $3.50 , falto
de incidentes dignos de men,
Cion
81 PALS DE- LAS PERsIAEAs
fail es, dicho sea sin agra.
viarla, una poblacion muy su.
cia, en- 10 cual Sc paTeGe a
Madrid durante el mando de
algunos alcaldes que hemos
padecido y que no es precise
nombrar.
Gracias q 9, mitigaD la pes.
tilencia las muohas fabricas
que hail ALI de esencias y 70
sas naturales = de perfumes
para pebeteros, perfumes que
son exqui~ltos, aunque no lie
gan nj COZ mucho a los que
en- nuestro Madrid expende ell
amigo Echeandia.
En- cuanto a las mpjeres,
no vimos ninguna desgraGia,
damente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-21
EN- Ell M AR

Mger:- Mira, mira, Euri,
que mio,' como me acarician
las olas -.
Marido:., .,.Si, va Sc sabe que
el aqua del mar tiene muy
NAL gusto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-21
ultos metodistas

FL Obispo Henry " Wa
rren predicara en- iuRles hoy
domingo. por Ia mahana a las
once menos cuarto en- Ia igle
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-21
EN- SAN JUAN

Sc encueDtraD eD ests ciU
dad el ex ,delegado a la Ca
mara senior Praxedes Santiago
de ComeJio. y sa hiJo del mis-
mo nombIe. Bienvenidos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-21
PORTO RICO POWER { LIGHT co.

LA Porto Rico Power q Light Co ofrece sus servcios
para ayudar hacer ell Canaval de 1905 mas brante que
ninguno de los aneore Todos deberamos proponernos
ensear 10 que puede hacer cuando hace un uerzo
Poqu6 puede usted ganar e premo ofrecido Dor la
Compaftia 10 mismo que cualquiera otro2 So.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-21
En- Ia colonIs
Espanols de Caguas

Susorita por el sehor Celes
tino Perez presidente ae Ia
colonis espanols de Caguas.
hemos isido favorecidos con
una invitaci6n para el bale
que &c oelebrara ALI el martes
23 de los eorrientes. Esdma.
mos la cortesia-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-21
"DENTUNB0."

Este es eI mejor anestesico local como
cido De venta en- las acredilaIas far
macia de 10. seilores J NJ BIanco }
Co. ' dcu Pedro Julia Uiwase Ia CO.
rrespondencia ~ agent NJ. Mirabal
P. . Box 40.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-21
GoDzaIO Gil de Leon y Diaz
AGRIMENSOR.

Ofrece sus servicios en- toda Ia isls, en-
mensuras, deslindes. riegos desag0es
ETC.. etc -rcci6n. saDtwee Stop 22i
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PR0TECC|ON|SN0.

Z uldl GSS odluldll uS Id ISld, LluS
eerca de 100000 dollars, dine
ro que, de SECURE. no retorna
"a al pals sino que ira a bene
6ciar desde luego a los centres
de donde Sc importa ell arroz
De este cereal vinieron para
la isla, segin informes, por e
"Massapecqua" para S. Juan
10 menos veinte mil sacos
l6675 para Mayagiiez; para
Areoibo, 24O0; para Humacao,
500; para Aguadila, 1923, pa
"a Ponce. 21s69.
Sc calcula el precio de cada
saco. en- un valor que no ba
lara de $50.
Ahora Sc esta discutiendo
81, en- beneficio de la agricul-
tura de cafe de las llamadas
dependencies dc los Estados
Unidos.. sera possible llegar a
imponer IN tribute al grano
eztraayero.
Segun la information cable
grafica de La Correspondent
cia", Sc considera improbable,
por la resuelta oposicion que
4 clio Sc hace, el que tai gra-
vamen Sc imponga al citado
producto. toda vez que SCI ale
ga per mucbos. como argu-
mento formidable, que el tri
buto recargaria al consumidor
americana, anualmente. COD
una exaccion de cincuenta bj,
llones.
No seria. pues, pecar de un
pesimismo que pudiera por al
guien considerarse sistematico.
81 Sc pensara que debe descon'
tarse del capitulo de las espe-
ranzas de la isla, la solicitada
protection a una de sus fuen.
tes de riqueza mas importanteD
Pero este case del arroz nos
lleva como de la mano a con.
eiderar que, mientras buenos
senores en- Washington reuni'
dos, y por reunirse para deci'
dir de una vez en- 10 tocante a
revision de tarifas, ell proximo
Mario; Sc oponen a la anhe,
lada medida, para proteger al
consumidor de ALA. sc da el
case de que la isla vaya A
PROTEJER OBLIGADA-
MENTE A LOS COSECHE.
ROS DE ARROZ DE LOUI.
SIANA o DE OTRO ESTA.
DO ARROCERO della Union,
sin ningdn benefcio para el
erario insular. Al contFario,
su numerario circulante recibe
un jalon considerable.
ST, de otra parte, ell arroz Sc
importase de la India, enton-
ces 81 Sc beneficiarian los cose.
cheros de esa parte y a la vez
la islar por- razones, obvias,
puesto que el arroz que Sc i'm.
porta de los Estados Unidos
no paga NADIA al entrar en- la
isla.
Asi es como Sc evidencia el
criterio del "proteccionismo;"
un criterio de magistral e inc
fable embudo. Tn criterio
inspirado en- terrible egoismo. |
ese egoismo que abunda entire
los hombres y los desune, en-
vez de enlazarlos con lazos
mdtua conveniencia y mu.
tue respeto. {:
Pero el hecho es tambien
bastante elocuente para los
que en- la isla consagran sus
afanes y esfuerzos, y es ell ma.
yor ndmero, a la agriculture.
En- Ia isla puede cosecharse
el arroz, Zonas hay eu donde
Sc produce excelente Seria
el modo mas e6caz de repeler
en- parte, la injusticia eteIna
con que Sc trata a nuestro pue
bio No importar aquello que
luestra terra quiere ofTeeer
los, en- todos sentidos. ;Co
no Sc disponen a revisa sus
.arifas los Estados UDjdos?.
Para defenderse de la penuTia
economical y llenaT el tronel
Eel defciti Mas. en- esos calcu.
os no parece entrar el bien de
Puerto Rico. que desde- que
ne invadido So suelo es un
lousado que cada vez quepide
usticia lie sieDtaD deseonside.
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} Fobernador de paseo

A Las 3. a. u. de ayee hs
sali6 para Goamo, eb auto.
movil. ei gobeTnador Post que
estara ALI hasts hoy Dor
la tarde.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-21

Ed ests imprents Sc vende papel
viejo 2 pesos quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-21
sILVEsTRE FEuoU MARTINEZ

PRACTICANTB 2 EMBALsAMADoR.
Farmacis Colon y San Jose 8.
eAp Juan, P. r
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sia metodista de Ia parada IL,
e1 Miramar.
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BLANCAS

Las blancas juegan y dan mate en- cua
no jugadas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-21
: "Desde
que e1npece a rlsar la
OZOrrlgzlsiOll en- mi ia.
l11ilia no he llecesitadO
de 1lingul,a Otr.a rnedi-
Cina.''
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COMPRORACT6N DEE. FOR QUE
Porque la propia experienced lie ha enseaado que Ia
cada nstante ha demostr ado emuestra que es
todas las otras emusones, las palabras sno lc
hechos 10 testihcan Cura pronto radcalmente segdn
e Sr Rios 10 atesgua la Ozomus6n Salvadora de Ia
Vida" -
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-30
LAD HAS QUEER CASE
Blindness aud Other Affections
Come From Slight Injury.

Little Homer RAD ln Of Semner
avenue was painfully injured whilu
at play Tuesday by being hit in the
face with a sharp rock The upper
lip Of the yomngster was c.nsidc e.
ally bruised and cut but ater
properly dressing the wolnl The
parents paid no special gntion
to 1t thinking it would iapldy neal.
This morning the child who had
not been in the best of spirits since
the iEIilert Of the stone, suddenly
screamed out II can't see, can't
see" The mother thinbng ii was
all in play, went to another part
OF the house. When she returned a
few minates later she found iittle
Ilcmer prost. ate on the kitchen floor
his face grey and pinched and
overcast with the paIior of death.
qFor a time 1t looked as II he had
passed beyond the point OF human
aid, but partial revival followed
Jew minutes in the open air.
physicians are at loss to under
sand the queer attack although
agreed It As directly traceable to
the injury received early in the
week.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-30
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET

Corrected Daily lv Chas Turner L Co
PAYING PRICE.
Butter, 24c per Id.
Eggs, 25c per dozen.
Lard-S 1-2G per 10.
Popcorn-2c.
Potatoes, per bu., 65c,
SELLING PRICE.
Butter, per To-. 2Sc.
Eggs 3OC per dozen,
Cheese, N. Y. cream--2Oc per ID
Lard--12 1-2c per Id,
syrup--4Oc per gal.
Sugars--5c to lie per ID.
Teas--lOo to 81 90 per IL.
Vinegar-25c per gal
Salt--$1. 25 per hbl.
Hand picked Navy Beans---6c per lb.
Carolina Head Rice-1Oc per lb. OF
3lbs.. for 25c.
lima Beans-l0c ID.
Marrowfat Beans-7c lb. or abs. fol
25c.
Cracked HomIny-4s or . 'bs. for
10c.
Graham Flour zoe per sack.
Pruns--S l-3 to 15c per lb.
Seed Ralsins-13c per lb. 2 lbs, 25e
Cleaned currants. 10G per IN.
Golden Flake IA bbl) S1.40
Glover Leaf IA hill 81 go.
FLOUR
B. P. Marion IA bbl,) Sl.60.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-30
Market Report
EAST BUFFALO

East Buffalo, N. Y, jan. 30-Cat-
tle--Rece.pts 100; steady.
Veals--Receipts 50 active. Com
mon to choice, 80 m 9.75.
Shee pand lambs-Receipts 5000;
active, lambs a 7.5O; yearings,
G.2j "a $50; sheep, $50 a 80.
rHogs-Receipts 2,2tO; active York
ers $40 90 $50; pigs $50 a 6;
mixed and heavy $50 a $50; roughe
3. 75 a 6; stays 4 4.25 40 5.