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The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-01
SALT LAKER MEETS
DEATH UNDER AUTO

Salt Lake. April S0.-W. II. VII.
lard. so years old. OF 49, East First
South street, was struck by an auto
mobile owned and driven by Camille
Paumie. manager OF the Regal clean.
ing works. while alighting from a
street car at West Temple aud Fourth
South streets. shortly before 10 O'Clock
last night. and fatally injured He
died at 1906 o'clock this morning at
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-01

Catherine Payne. and an old and high
ly respected resident OF Kaysvlllc
died at his home here at $40 O'Clock
this morning OF concer Of the stom'
aeh. Decedent was born on April II,
1888, at Kaysvllle. and has resided
mere all his life. He is survived by
widow and four children, one OF
whom Is James Payne OF Salt Lake
The funeral Will be held at the Kays-
vile meeting house ON Sunday at l2
O'Clock, with burial in the Kaysvillo
cemetery.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-01

alighted. The automobile was ,un.
ming ahead unchecked. when Mrs.
johnson screamed. That instant Pau
nile. who was at the wheel. saw the
form OF an aged man before him, ap.
parently so frightened that he did
not know which way to go. Before
the brakes could be applied the auto.
mobile crashed into him.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-01
W. r. PAYNE is DEAD.

KaysvIlle, April 2s.-winiam r
Pane, son Of William and the late
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-01
New Hair Goods

A Fresh shipment Yesterday
these are from the maker who
sends us tho hair which has
gone through the most rigid
disinfecting process and is abso-
lutely clean-Some Handsome
switches just hero.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-01
SPECIALS IN
TOILET
GOODS

| Colgate's Tooth Paste
25c size. .......,... 10c
Colgate's Tooth Powder
25c size. 19c
Sanitol Tooth Powder
DC size. ..........1 1876
Sanitol Tooth Paste, 25c
size ........... 19f
Zodent's Tooth Paste
25c size. ...... .19c
Wright's Silver Cream
for any metal .15c
Full pound can fellows
Talcum ......2 PFC
Mennen s Talcum Pow
der 13c
Sempre Giovinc. great
skin cream. SOC size. .39c
Egyptian Massage
Cream ........ 25c ,
Flctcher's Castoria, 35c
size ........... 25c
Frostilla ............2 zoe
Bromo Seltzer, Sc, 22c, 45c
Sea Foam Soap. Ideal
Shampoo, 3 bars. 1Oc
JerRen'S s Pumicc Hand
Soap ........... &c
Jergen's Oatmeal Soap.
3 big bars for. -. .25c
| Geranium transparent
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-31

bia dido sus amenazas y 10 creo
V. culpable. Creo que he dicho bas-
tsnte. Puede usted destruir las no
tas que lie df Miss Ingles, V Thorn
son, no hay NADIA en- aquel negocio
de Feitsworth. En- cuanto a I'd.
Hanscom, puede tomar sus datos
respecto a la H. y L. V hacer SUI con
trato. ESQ Sc hizo hace ounce amos
v 81 VINO 10 saba George Innis debfa
saberlo. V. merece todo 10 que OBJ
tenga, pero no Sc 81 10 miraran 4
V. como quien es. Sin embargo, an
ties que V. Sc marehe, me gustarfa
recordarle q. la honradez V la leal-
tad son dos capitales cualidadeS
que un hombre nunca debe oil
vidar por su importancia. V.
no puede serle de mucha uti-
lidad a ninguna compahia a no ser
que posea las mencionadas cualida-
des. ESQ es todo. Thomson, deseo
hablarle.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-31
CUENTO CORTO.
Era una hermosfsima noche de We

Era una hermosfsima noche de We
rano.
Ala abajo, entire la frondosa arbo-
leda, formada por los copudos man
goes y gigantescas ceibas, Sc oyo CO.
mo un sollozo, como una queja pro-
funda el canto apasionado, el caden
cioso eco de un trovador acompaila-
do por los harmoniosos acordes de
una guitarra.
No era aquel canto las risticas ma
nifestaciones de los sentimientos del
cuerpo; eran las ayes lastimeros de
una alma herida que Sc extcrioriza
ban en- aquella voz de dulce sonori-
dad, de melodioso ritmo y voluptuo-
SOS tonos. De una alma transida de
amor, falta de carino, que derrama-
ba sus ternfsimas quejas en- medic
del follaje de los arboles, en- medic
de aquella misteriosa soledad.
Apenas Sc hubo conclude ell can
to y como 81 aquel fuese una evoca-
cion, Sc oyo vibrar otra voz mas me
lodiosa, mas clara, mas inspirada y
que parecia responder a la del trova-
dor.
Ella-murmuro el, en- Ell extasis in
finito que aquella voz lie producfa .
ALA entire la espesura del bosque,
Sc detuvo como una sombra y POGO
despues aparecio una mujer, que
mas bien que un ser humane, parecia
una hada de deslumbrante hermo-
SJIra
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LA GALUMNIA,

"Terrible es en- la ciudad el hon.
bre deslenguado; y sera aborrecldo
el temerario por gus palabras'.,
-(Eccii, 9)
"Terrible es el calumniador en- la
ciudad, terrible es en- las casas partl-
culares, terrible entire los grandes
terrible entire las pequenos'.
"sCuantas familias no han pc
recido por una sola calumnia?'.
":Cuantos corazones no Sc han
odiado y envenenado por impruden-
tes relaciones?'- '-BourddLous".
LA calumnia mace de la soberbia,
del odio Y de la envidia. Contiene la
malicia de todos los vicios v es ms
trumento de todos los.-San Ber-
nnrdo."
Mas graves son las heridas produ
cidas por la lengua que por la espa-
da; porque la espada mata el cuerpo
pero la lengua el alma.-San Agustin
LA calumnia a nadie perdona.
sQu virtud esta segura contra sus
diab6licas maquinaciones? sPor ven
tura, aun los mas santos de la igle-
sia y del estado esta seguro contra
la smordeduras del calumniador?.- =
Padre Croiset.
LA calumnia es el producto del al
ma abvecta que comprendiendo que
no merece la estimation de las per-
sonas decentes Y virtuosas procura
ocultar sus proipas debilidades au-
mentando las ajenas.
"El calumniador cs semjante al mi
lano, q. vive con 10 que roba; con
las carnes que desgarra con SUI pico
V con sus anas'. P. de In BeSse.
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5que destino envidioso ha helado
tan pronto tu lengua? Todavfa aver,
pobre victima caida bajo ell golpe de
la muerte, adn tie vefamos compartlr
nuestras comidas ,recibir el premio de
tus talentos y revolotear de lecho en-
lecho, durante mas de la mitad de la
noche; respondfas a nuestras palabra
y repetfas los vocablos q habfa estu-
diado tu memoria. iHoy tu voz So
nora Sc ha extinguido en- el eterno 81
lencio del Leteo! Que dejen de elo-
giarme, al amigo de Faeton: el cisne
no es ell 1nico que tiene ell don, de
cantar SUI propia muerte.
iQue RIGA era tu jaula! iBrillante
de escamas preciosas con incrusta-
clones de hojas de plata en- el marfl!
Sus puertas, al golpe de tn pico, pro-
ducian un sonido harmonioso: hoy
solamente ell dolor las hace gemir.
Ali esta soLtaria aquella hermosa
prision: iva no Sc oye en- su estrecho
recinto la voz burlona que Ia anima-
ba!
Llamemos a todos los pajaros sa-
bios a quienes la Naturaleza ha con-
cedido ell noble don de la palabra: el
pajaro preferido por Febo; ell ester
nino, cuya fiel memoria retiene todos
los sonidos que llegan a su dido; y vo
sotras, urracas de quienes los mon
tes de Aonia vieron ell abatimiento
y la matamorfosis; y la perdiz que re
pite juntandolas aquellas palabras
sueltas que Sc le dicen varias veces;
la hermana desolada, que gime en- los
bosques de Tracia, aportad todes a
este case ell tribute de nuestro dolor:
conducid la pira esos restos de un
amigo, y grabad en- vuestra memorla
estos lamentables cantos.
"Ya no existe aquel cuya gloria
honraba a toda Ia poblacion de los
aires; aquel loro, verde y brillante,
soberano de las cemarcas de Ia auro-
"a, cuya belleza desafaba al favorl,,
to de Juno con SUI cola de zafros y al
pajaro del Faso helado y al que atra-
pa el Ntimida cuando regresa de Ia
hdmeda Austro. va no existe aquel
que saludaba los principles y decia
ell nombre del Cesar Antes repetia
los acentos de una amistad lastime-
ra, y con su ligereza y con su organo
flexible Y facil embellcia los festines:
cuando estaba libre y Sc colocaba
cerca de tt, querido Melio, til no tie
encontrabas solo. A 10 menos este
loro no ha bajado sin honores al seno
de las sombras. Ell amomo de Asiria
Sc ha mezclado a sus cenizas: SUI IL
gero plumaje ha sido impregnado
con ell balsamo de Arabia y con ell a
zafran de Stella. Nunca el ave fenix
consumida bajo el peso de los amos
ha tenido en- su lecho ftinebre mas
ricos perfumes. .-Estaclo.-Uas Silvas
III, IV.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-31
HUMORISM0.

En- una terid:
I'm i6ven atletico Sc presenta al di
rector de una barraca solicitando ser
contratado como atleta.
-sHa luehado Vd. va?
-Sf, senior: mucho.
-SEn d6nde?
En- tOdas parties.
-sCon quien?
Con el destino.
En- una estaci6n de ferrocarril hay
un letrero que dice:
''Se hablan todas las lenguas-.
"Tendran ustedes muchos inter
pretes-pregunt6 uno de los viajeros
al jefe de estaci6n.
No, sehor, nj uno solo.
-sPues ouien habla tantss len
guas?
Los siaieros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-31

Por fin ambos jovenes Sc ercon-
traron y Sc unieron en- estrecho abra-'
20.
-sY tu padre-dijo 6l-s;empre du
ro y cruel contigo, siempre opuesto q
nuestro amor? ,,.
ST, ,-dijo clay me ha proaltldo
hasta el salir a yer mis-! s!a'nlTas. S"eS
ira desgracia es grande. i'>.''@ IS ,"'
char contra Ell destino. Vano !.tt"i1' -
de luchar con 10 impossible.
-Bah-replico -sde qr5 roS sir
We la vida en- esta desventura q GUS;
son para nosotros los placares t"'
mundo, sin la realizacion 0e nnucs
tro amor? SQue son las alegrfas p "a
nosotros?
NADIA, sino hojas que Sc secan,
flores que Sc marchitan, estrellas
que Sc apagan. La muerte es preFe1!-
BILE q esta triste estaci6n de nuestra
existencia q esta desgraciada fpo"a
de nuestros amores.
!. La muerte-repuso ella con de-
cidida resolucion-si, la muerte es pre-
terrible; muramos pues. s........
Ell sol del siguiente dia, dejando
6ltrar un rayo de su luz a traves de
los arboles Sc reAejaba sobrc oos los
tros amoratados y cubiertos de san
gre. El plomo implacable habia ia
do fin sus vidas. Aquel era ell final
de sus amores. Jose Sanchez.
Normal. Rio Piedras, Julio 80 1917
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Venta aTriiendo
0 cambio.,,

70 y frutales de todas classes. Tam
bien all( Sc vende 8 arrienda la ca
sa con amplio solar a 80 metros de
Ia caretera, teniendo sala, gabine-
te, comedor, cinco dormitorios, ba-
no, dos modoros, etc., etc. Esta
casa es de moderna construction y
el sitlo es el mas fresco & higienico
de los alrededores de San Juan. La
lave enfrente, tienda "El Porve-
mir" Dichas fincas tambien Sc
cambiarfan por otras de San Juan.
lnfomes: Tetuan $3.50. piso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-31
n..i En- la cal . ii
uull|Uud C1Sd, HipodpIn'' -:
SantlJpc, .-

acaba de terminar la construction
de una comoda y elegante Cas-. -,
bloques de cemento y "ro>:".::.s
arquitectura. Tiene todos L.: -,
vicios para una familia 5 illfp:.s:.
ra las condolences de alquile:. \
sonora viuda de Orbeta Gil 81, ~a>~
" Atalaya" parada l L en- ell mis- IN,
Santuce,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-31
Ell L0R0 MuERT0.

Loro. rev de IOS psiaros. TT c,Iya
vpz habil enCantsba i tn ano. dies
lro ln.itador de Ia Dalabra humana:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-31

M.... Hotel T1hncr. Gala
MdVdgutL de Mensjez Vigo No.
*. Muv cerca del
ferrocaTil. Ba'aos d h,d1s lcro.
Habitaciones ventiladas. Se-vic,o
a 10 carta Alumbrado clectrico v
timbres en- todas habitacionsa To.
lefono No IS. Habitacioaes par,
agen les viajeros, propias para exhi.
bic ZONES de musstras. T"Mforp
No. SO. %a :.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-31

nk...I.I. LA SUIZA.-El ma.
ullUCUIdl5, ior alinlento para nj
nos V personals deb;-
les. En- 1854 en- las meriendas d,
VersaLes-ya Sc consumia ell cllo.
colate como aiimento principal.
Todos los que usan nuestro choco.
late gozan de buena salud. EN-
pleamos azucar de la. class y ca.
Gao superior. NJ. Sobrino Y Ca.
San Juan, Tetuan 4i. Telefona
12S. P. o. Box 1863.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-31
& cine de Ia plaza.

Gram matinee de / q 6 de la tarde.
ionde So eXhibiran al piblico los
muv celebrates .HarionetcS, con sus
chistosos diiIogos, que haran reir
al pihlico, Y haccrlcs pasar una tar
ie muy divertida. Las peliculas que
se cXhiban Ell cl mHtiace seran de Yer
dadera novedad.
Para Ia funci6n de hoy. domingo
81, RI progTlma e. como sigue:
In h,iH io IN miScri1 (dramatica) ;
An0rgo y d"ir'. (c6mica); Ell 0rtis-
M,-trrnsacionab; ISobre la pista de
los I''''"S.-llrsmatica) Un par de
quGnfes jiGnoos.-(dramatica); Los
I0''P'r"s .-ldramatica) En- la anti
gun GneciG,-tdel naturaD.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-31

PaSadempOS. d e 10: ! ;.:., ST.: :s,.ss: San.
chez Morales
Comp, calle Marina 3. Ponce, hay
un esplendido surtido lie ion6gruio's
de Columbia. RECORDS i, los ms
afamados cantantes. tsscripanos J
visitenos. P. o. Box 50. Ponce,
2. R. Nanager jose Diaz Mar,
ella.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-31

rIn..t.. LOPEZ ANTON
Il UUClU GIORGI, ha trasl..-
dado su consultorin
Il la calle del Cristo ndmero y
donde ofrece sus servicios como ci-
rujano general de . & 4.3O =. m.
Telefono ndmero 234. Residence,
Hato Rey, parada 80. Teleforo
% m. D.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-31

Incon;o,. LUIS \. GONZALEZ
lHgtulGIu Hace toda clase de
trabajos te su profe-
s.on. Su casa. Parada III Gale
San Mateo & la del ParYue. San
turce, Puerto REQ.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-31

II main, J. LAGG y ~.
Ii lIlGIUl HUH Arecibo. Casa fun.
dada en- 1872. IL.
posito de licore5 de touas clA..s.
especialidad en- ron LAGD ry,-
EXTRA-LAGO. Arises, VIM, i,
California y espahoies. Sc >lrvaI
pedidos q toda la isla TeieIonl
46. P. o. Rox 1913.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-31
,afe Restaurant es,is G s;isss:.; Sss.'ss

parada de los carros del tunci,.
Sitto centr1co para los msitan.es ds
Ia plGya. Almuerzo com;da. cena4.
A la cana. Cocina para todo, lol
gustos. Prccios modicos. Scrvicio
de cantina. Sc admitan shono5.
Para los comisionista :. agcnt.,
viajeros es de gran co'nodidpi. \,
divides el Cafe Rcstauran! Puerto
Rico de Luis N. lrizary cp il Pay,
de Mayaguez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-31

EN- HATO
REY. (Stop
34.) La hnca
Roman, de
unas 2l cuer-
das, con casa
de altos, CO.
chera, pesebre
IL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-31

Que dicntrs son los Gltimos
que - echaH'
-Los Pystizus.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-31

Gran Bazar !: p RE J. RS@A sss:.1.' HEqSA cha
S. EN- c. Corstante
y variado surtido de rora ,,echa v
efectos para caballeros, to>!o dc ui-
TINA novedad. Plazueia Santo Do
mingo, San German.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-31

Ii Uoo,oo mas ameno para
[l nSClGU las famdias puede OBJ.
tenese por POGO di.
nero oomprando un hermoso fon6.
grafo Edison. Son los mejores.
Frederiksen. Plaza Col5n Tetuan,
AZ, Frents al Teatro San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-31

y S'Ijctn gup va a casarse, toma
un "orhe de aIquiler V dee:
\ e-"ape Ia iglesia, que va es-
tarsn '-~Tcrand" para casarseme.
II c"rher" IA despacio.
-Ir h" dirho que aligeres.
10Y 'icspariu para que usted re-
fleAi"ne.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-31

Encajes Ealencienes, con ell mas
varndo y clegante surtido V toda
clase de ge
GeOeTos de punto.; 5s. sss'o ss5s' oi's &c
cen a su
numerosa
clientela, e] conocido esta bIecimien-
to LA SCLTANA. Otros articu-
los de gran novedad Sc encuentran
EN- Ia blen surtida callc de San JUS
to IL, en- San Juan y las exist Ell
clas Sc renuevan en- ca,!a yapor
Munlclones para caza ae scaban de
recibir de todas clascs precios
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"Terrible es en- la ciudad el hon.
bre deslenguado; y sera aborrecido
el temerario por sus palabras',,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-07-27

are very attractive and pleasing to the eye;
it also pleases the outerman, yet there is a
part of a wedding program which can
alone supply the wants of the inner man"
In due time, as many as could be seated at
once, were shown to the dining room and
seated where the tables were loaded with
not only every dish, which in times long
since past, constituted an old-fashioned
wedding least, but added thereto were all
of the up-to-date dainties, so that the taste
and desire Of every one, even to the most
fastidious, was amply met. Mrs. Bowman,
the good lady of the home, aided by sew
eral able assistants, had arranged not only
the even ordinarily very pleasant home for
the reception and easy, heartfelt welcome,
of all of the honored guests, and gave to
each one that home-like feeling 80 highly
priced by all visitors. This writer has al
ways felt that he was always an honored
and welcome guest a. this home among
these friends, whenever it suited his On
venlence or pleasure 70 be there, and he
very much regretted his inability to make
one of the highly favored many who were
present on the joyous occasion. Troupe.
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sixteen REASONS why
PLENTY OF C0WPEAS SHOULD Be
PLANTED.
The Crop is Of Great Benefit to The Land
on Which it is Shown, Says Or.
Knapp.

Dr.. S.A. Knapp, special agent in charge
OF the farmers cooperative demonstration
work OF the bureau Of plant industry,
United States department of agriculture
has sent a personal letter" to southern
planters about cOwpeaS. He imprcsses
the Importance Of planting every available
cultlvatde acre III cOwpcas, and gives six
teen reasons why this should he done. Tho
reasons are az follows:
l. They are a fairly good human food.
2. They are one of our most nutritious
DDS for stock.
3 They shade the soil during the hot,
test part OF summer, thus aiding in the
formation OF valuable niratcS'
4. Ii turned under, the vines add con.
siderable fertility to the land.
5. The presence OF decaying roots, stub
bic and vines in the soil helps to convert
mineral substances into plant food.
6. If picked, the peas alone are worth
from eight to twelve dollars per acre.
Z. The vines that grow on an. acre
planted between the corn are worth from
6 to 10 dollars for stock food.
8. Through their roots, peas put into
the so. from four to six dollars worth of
nitrogen per acre. Most Of our %unprofit-
able soils are lacking in this substance.
8. The vines, roots and Stubble help to
make the soil loose and easily cultivated,
10. They also absorb and retain mois-
ture that will aid the next crop to go cas-
lily through a drought.
IL. The roots of pea vines are good sub
sellers. They 20 to considerable depth
and open up the earth so that air and
water can make a deeper soil.
II. Peas get their nitrogen from the air,
free of cost to the farmer, so that very lit
tie nitrogen is needed in their fertilizers
except for very poor soils.
-. Peas feed strongly upon the supply
Of potash and phOSphoric acid, therefore,
these substances should be supplied to
them. Many crops fail for lack of acid
and potash.
IA. The price Of peas is high, but this
does not keep the wise farmer from plant
ing them. He is thinking of the ten dol
lars i'm value he is to receive later for every
dollar invested in them now
u. Let no farmer neglect to plant abnn-
dainty Of this important crop Plant some
for hay ;plant sonc on poor land for turning
under; plant some for grazing by horses,
COWS, hogs and other farm stock, and by
all means plant and cultivate Il few acres
from which to obtain seed peas for next
years planting. Then you will rejoice if
the price is high.
lG. Plenty of cowpeas Oh the farm make
loose fertile Ian s, strong, fine stock and
contcnted, prosperous farmers.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-07-27
MilfOrd-s Locals.

Harris lithiH water nnd giEger ale at Nil
lords drug store. Phone lUT.
Glenn Springs water 81 Miliord's.
stop your feet from hurting ard get q box
OF TiZ at MilfOrd'E.
The best shampoo Tor ladies hair is Ther-oX
anG Orris Root. Get II at Mi!iOrd's drug store
PrOmptness and accuracy IL our watch
word. Phone W. your oder. We appreciate
your business. e.. y. Milford d Co. Phone l07
Get q box OF Air Bacat talcum with n pull
frrc AT MiIiord's drug store.
Prescription work IL made a specially with
us. DR.. Power needs no Introduction and is
On the JOB. MilIurd's drug store.
We have always appreciated yonr trade 10y
giving good honest service, and this shall be
the policy Of this ilrm. &. \. Milford IL Co.
" Our ice CREAM ard soda water department
il in full blast. You can get amy drink made
anywhere nom Us. {. A. Milford Il ~.
We have spent our money freely in your
town to give you the best drug store in the
State. 1t Is up 10 you TO say whether we
have done so or not. Phone lE. c. A. MIL
ford Il 20.
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Clean Up.

The Board Of Health has ordered a ngid
inspection of all the homes and premises
of the city. 1t may save you some cha
grin to clean up before the inspector
comes around. He is coming. He is com
ing to your house. He will examine your
some and premises thoroly, and should
you have breeding places for flies ar mos
quitos around you will be reported.
The Board of Health is doing this and
they are doing a good work. If they will
make us stop the propagation of flies
alone, they will have accomplished more
than we will do for ourselves.
Clean up. They are coming. You wish
to meet the Inspector with a smile and
you cannot do it il you have not put your
place in order. See the official notice of
inspection in this paper.
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Brutal Assault on White Child.

W. D. Reynolds, a white man about thir;
village here, criminally assaulted a young
girl Of the same village, who is between
ten and eleven years of age. The girl did
not make known her fearful copdition u n
til two weeks later when her injuries be-
came so serious that she had to make
known the fact. 1t seems that she was
ashamed to undergo the humiliation of di-
vulging the brutal treatment she had re-
ceived. The child's father was absent at
the time of the crime, but has been tele-
graphed for. Reynolds is married and has
several children. He vas committed to
Jail before his crime was noised abroad, or
else he would probably have been summar-
ilY dealt with.
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10 First ST, So. Norwalk. Conn.,, May /, 1906.
The Bloodine Corporation, Boston, Mass.
Dear SIRE: Please send me six bottles OF
Bloodipe. Enclosed you will find So money
order TO pay for same. BloCdipe Is the great.
est m"dicire | ever used for backache and
sick kidneys. Yours truly, E. II. Carmen.
C.. A. Milford & Co, special agents.
Where Is the young lady that doesn't az
preciale the superiority OF Huyler's candy ?
For sale by p. B. Speed.
Our Ice cream Is made OF pure cream. Rich
milk and eggs can't possibly hurt your child
send them down. Milford's drug store.
What is the use to use inferior paint when
you can get DeVoe's at P. B. Speed.
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Two-Story Com-Five Rooms and a Pot
Pie 10 the Stalk.

Mr.. Thos. c. Seal Of this town has a
small field of crane neck corn, the sample
of which be brought down town last week
was fifteen feet and eight inches, includ-
ing root and taSsell. The stalk had on it
five ears which were, it seemed to us, Il
yard long. He sent Off to foreign parts,
possibly to Missouri, for the seed.