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Barbour County index., 1910-09-14

are visiting with Ray parents, D.
H. Mcintyre and wife.
NJ. C. Rule shipped some fine
peaches to his daughter, Mrs. L. H.
Coats, at Bellaire, Kansas.
DR.. Van Fossen reports girl
baby born to Earl Dewitt and wife
on the 18th All doing nicely.
D. w. Sidebottom will be here
during the fair with his merry-go-
round to entertain the young peo-
pie.
Jesse Taliaferro put Frank Stones
auto in, good shape last week and
Frank is tanning the breezes once
more.
The street fair association has the
promise of Governor Stubbs for one
day during the fair. Date will be
published later.
Homer Gavin is wrestling with
his typhoid fever in good shape. DR..
Van Fossen says he is getting along
as we'll as can be expected.
Miss Edna Rule has returned
from Kansas City and st. Joseph
where she has been buying their
winter stock of ladies toggery.
Garland Jones who moved from
here to Ottawa, Kansas, with his
family, died there on the 3rd of this
month. "Requiescat in pace"
Concessions for refreshment and
entertainment stands are go
ing rapidly Better write F. J. War
rem, Sec'y., if you have anything.
Mrs. D. P. Brown was up from
Oklahoma visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. Robinson. Mrs. Brown
took load of fruit home with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Crawford's
company will give a mounted quad
rifle each day at our Street Fair.
Don't miss this feature it is nice
| work.
Frank Goff, Marvin Crawford
Tom Lindner, H. H. Fair Chas
Fair, J R. Fair, Stanley Lockerman
and Edgar Keith took in the Fair at
| Wichita.
Everybody get ready for the
fair Sept 22-23-24. We are certain
ly going to show you good time
Prizes given on everything. How
does that sound?
Mrs. Kemp and Mrs Roberts and
Miss Naomi Kemp, Alpha and Omega
Elliott, Minnie and Nita Roberts
were entertained by Mrs. Warren ant
Arloene McMurtry Sunday.
E. S. Rule made business triI
to Wichita and Kansas City last
week, buying equipment for his gar
| age. Mr.. Rule will soon have the
best equipped garage in the coun.
try.
A bad as we'll as expensive acct
! dent was averted last week at Jake
Spangler's field, stack of oats be-
ing caught on fire from threshins
| engine, but it was put out before
it did any damage.
| Marvin Crawford has sold his
fine farm to a Mr.. DeMint and son
| from Iowa. Marvin is undecided as
to where he will move. We hope he
will decide to buy something in the
valley and stay with us.
VIM. Rule was in town Saturday
looking after his farming interests
Mr.. Rule never fails to do something
in a business way when he comes
to Sharon. We expect him to move
back to Sharon sometime.
Elder E. A. Newly of Wichita
will fill the pulpit at the Christian
church at Sharon next Sunday morn
ing and evening, Elder Hendick-
son will fill Elder Newby's pulpit
| in Wichita the same day.
| Did you read L. NJ. Axline's po-
litical news in the Cresset last week
| in regard to platforms? 1t seems
Lutte is like the man without coun-
try as far as the political situation is
concerned. 1 wonder if he still
thinks there is only one republican.
Ice cream and soft drinks at Lu-
aliens. Sodas specially.
For best bargains in land and
farm loans, see VIM. Palmer.
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Wolf Banquet hams at Cole &
Sons. g - -. :. = = = -. a.
Barbour County index., 1910-09-14
First Published In The Barber County Index
Aug. "A. 1910.
NOTICE OF FINAL sErrLEMrNT

state or Kansas, Barber County, SO:
10 tne Probate Courtin and for said County
n IN tne Matter of the Estate OF Anna Savage.
Creditors and all other persons interested in
tne aforesaid Estate are hereby notified that
1 shall apply to the Probate Court. in ana Sos
said county, sitting ar the court horse. in Med.
lcine Lodge: county of Barber. State Of Kan
saS; s; on the 18th day OF September, 1910. for =
Aui' anu nnai settiement OF said estate
HARRY a. SMIrH
deceased. no SdFhge,
Dated August q. 1910.
SEWARD I. FIELD. Attorney.
Barbour County index., 1910-09-14
SEWARD 1. FIELD

ATTORNEY AT Law
and Notary Public
VIII attend 20 business In all the Conrt.
Once over Citizens State Bank.
Barbour County index., 1910-09-14
A. T. & S. F. Time Card
KIOwA DISTRICT
WESTWARD

No. SAT leaves Kiowa 500 a. M. arrives at
Medicine Lodge 6:10 a. M; leaves Medicine
Lodge 6:20 a. M, arrives at Belvidere 7:40 am.
No. SOL leaves Medicine Lodge $500 p. N :, ar
fives at Belvidere 500 p. m.
EASTWARD --u.-
No. 54S leaves Belvidere S:l5 a. M, arrives at
Medicine Lodge $3.50 a. M. leaves $3.50 p. m.
and arrives at Kiowa 4:30 p. M.
No. $50 leaves Belvidere 600 a. M, arrives
at Medicine Lodge 7:55 a. m.
MEDICINE LODGE DISTRICT
EASTWARD
No. 5A leaves Medicine Lodge 1910 a. m.
arrives at Attica IL 20 q. m.
No. 546 leaves Medicine Lodge S:15 a. M, ar.
rives at Attica 9:45 a. m.
WESTWARD
No. $40 leaves Attica IL 80 p. m, arrives at
Medicine Lodge 2:15 p. m.
No. 543 leaves Attica II :55 a. M, arrives at
Medicine Lodge 1:05 p. m.
Nos. 543, 544, SAT, 54S are first class trains.
Nos. 545, $40. sol and 552 are second class.
All trains daily except Sunday.
Close connections east at Kiowa and Belvi-
dere. Close connections west at Attica and
Belyidere.
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BENEFIT FOR wtRC.S wAyER
q, cry body GSisg To Help In . Perform.
anc~ for the Retired Manager

The theatrical profession is To give
a testimonial performance for the veteran
manager Marcus r. Mayer at the New
Amsterdam Theatre on Friday. January
- Many players have volunteered their
services The first Offer came from
Nine Sarah Bernhardt. The executive
committee are David Belasco. Joseph
Brooks. william A. Brady. George NJ
Conan, Hollis T.. Cooley. Charles b. Dill
ingnam. John Drew. 4. ". DingwalI
A. l.. Erianger. Charles Frohman. Joseph
Grismer. Al Hayman. Henry B. Harms.
Oscar Hammerstesn. William Harris.
Sam H. Harris. Marc klaw. George ".
Iecierer. Henry ". Savage. Lee Shubert,
George II. Tyler. Augustus Thomas.
Frederic Thompson and r. G. Whitney
Daniel Frohman - the chairman; A. [.
Erianger. general manager. Henry W
Savage. treasurer, and David Belasco
stage director.
Mr. Mayer has retired from active
managerial work and his hea It'll has been
failing His friends feel that this In a
fitting time to show their apprecia ton
Of his efforts TO advance the cause OF
opera and drama IN this country. Mr.
Mayer has promoted many benefits for
others The last one in which he par
ticipa ted he arranged for the sts Henry
r.. Abbey Tn. sum realized was SIS .OnO
Mr. MAYER ~ "a life member Of the Lambs
and Friars clubs.
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to confess TO a smart parior maid and a
breezy cook that young man OF whom
she has boosted does not exist and that
the love letters she has read aloud were
borrowed from .hes MISTRESS collection.
With a great flourish OF advertising
Oscar Asche and Miss LAZY Brayton opened
their season at the New Theatre with
Count Hannibal" a dramatizaqion OF
Stanley weymans novel. Mr.. Asche and
his pretty wife had a perfect ovation
when they appeared on the stage together.
he as the dashing Count. and she As the
gentle Ciothiids. who lOAthed him. but
was forced TO marry him TO save her lover
and her servants from being massacred
like their fellow HuSuenots.
The piece q beautifully and artisticaliy
produced and moves along with a little
, more continuity than dramatized stories
usually do. but Mr.. Asche and Miss Bray
ton cannot he said to have improved in
their art since they have been touring
in the colonies. Mr.: Asche -anted and
tore about like the villain in a second rat
meiodrama. while Miss Brayton has lost
all the quiet. reposeful charm Of her
earlier work and YVES fatigiing as the
badly used Ciothlds. who finally Gomez
to love her oppressor. Count Hannibal
by the first nighters. this being largely
due 80 the fact that Mr.. and Mrs, Aachs
have been away SD long and that they
are really very popular with pit and
gallery. The criticisms too were almost
fnlsome in their praise Of what IL really
a very mediocre play and performance,
80 possibly success will crown the effort.
The most interesting part Of the whole
evening to many of the audience was the
fact that Mr.. Asche has reduced himself
from Falstaffian proportions To quite a
Juvenile svelteness while he has been
away from his native shores.
The Quaens Theatre under Mr.. Sed-
rrnne's nagem"nt - not meeting with
good fortune Tho Man From the Sea
from which so much was hoped. proved
TO be- a failure despite Mr.. Lorrsin"'s
personal popularity. and last night .
piece. Mrs. Skeifington.- by Cosmo
Hamilton. se"srs likely TO share III" fame
fate.
Mrs Skefiin gton- is an army play and
Of course uniforms cover multitude
OF sins Cavalry officers dash on and OF
tho stage and talk much inconseqtient
foolery. The plot has nothing new 90
commend il. A self sacrificing young
woman pr"iends 10 have been the lady
stranded for the night at country inn
with a certain Major SkefSington "a saw"
her great friend the jealous Colonies
vito. who was tho real participation in
the perfectly innocent adventure 80 din
cult TO explain 90 the irritable Colonel.
Every one has 10 Ii" 10 save the sitia ton:
some do II ably. some Intellectually. bat
eventually everything il straight ened out
satisfactorily. The audience was polite
hut lukewarm in it's reception OF the piece
and the nat took the sarne tone.
Mr. Hichens w making q play Of tho
Garden Of Allah and James b. Pagan
In hard ~ work on q dramatisafion Of
Bella Donna. The latter task 10 not an
easy one. for the book IL no long and corn
plel that 1t is dificuit TO confins its story
To the limits Of foug acts as Mr. Pagan is
trying TO do.
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ha'" Douglas wiggin has arranged for
" -f"'tal performance Of -Rebeccs Of
: rnyNr""N Farm next Friday after
'n"n ~ the Republic Theatre. TO which
-a" ht. invited IN" ministers Of New York
1p". t~a"hers and other persons in
''-''-'"d IN educational work. Admission
NJ. '0s 'ty invitation
Poe m|"n!ng performance Of Douglas
frr'huE- In Thomp-nn buchanan =
49," play The Cub. At the Comedy
.''''f" Knight. has been d"-ignat.d IA
..r' -rap"r night The Ctib- IL "A
-r"'"r play and Buchanan ~ "A news
'ul'f man
Wa Jimmy Valentine will move from
N..a'N Theatre ro she CIRCLE Theatre
l'.' Monday Miss MAY IRWIN in booth
I'ralugt"r and Harry Leon Wilson =
D. ""rns'iy Getting a Polish. goes 10
Va nv
Ra' " Wills. who has heen spending
.- 'nreyw"on IN Europe horizontally
my London audiences. returned
'"rfay Ms vii" will play NJ the
r.al Theatre bur IN another art
w. engagement there m the latter
"' 'n.s month We will play sixteen
s'.-- o. London neA, summer
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PiRSfIT or ~ gNTRT DER.
-Four Ssang Men sf the pp~r west side
I'D Volunteer Police Duty.

Four young men saw a negro leave the
home OF Frederick &. Gilsey NJ ss7 West
End avenu. hurriediy yesterday morn
ing They followed through Eighty third
street. across Riverside Park. along the
railroad tracks to Ninety eighth street
thence back 10 West End avenIi.. Tie
pursuit ended at Broadway and lOIst
street. where a policeman doing school
duty arrested the man.
At tn. West Tooth street station the
negro said he was Allen Lloyd. - years
old Of 2O7 West Sixti.th street. The
young men said when they saw him leave
the home OF Mr. Gilsey they heard a
woman screaming. Mr.. Gilsey 10 secre-
tary and treasurer ~ the Investors and
Traders Realty Company. which has
Offices at 40 Roadway,
Margaret Casev. housekeeper AT the
Gil-.y home. Hoid she had found Lloyd
taking n gold watch from drawer in a
room next 90 the dining room. She
screamed and the negro ran away.
Lloyd was charged with larceny in the
West Side police court later and Nh gi-trate
Herman held him in 81 .00 bail for trial
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FORMING Mcclure.

MIR Anna Caa-in Nc, lure and Park.
Coming. both of Albany. wsrs married yes
terday VI the University Place Pres by terian
Church IN this city by the Rev I;eorRr
Alexander. Mrs. Met recently oh
tAlnsd divorce from her husband, Archi-
bald ! Mcclure. who In y grandson Of the
rate J Is IeTUSaiD
Mr.. Mc''IUr@was Anna Cnssin. IN. dauRh.
ter OF N" late John CasriD. = well known
divorce action was based On the Testimony
Of an Albany waiter acting 40 y Gstectivs
who folio we'd Mrt lure 10 New York on
June = and kept track 81 him for fWo days
~ 1he Motel Cadillac After the divorce
waa granted Mcclure and corning mot
NJ q riub snd Mcclure SAIL . rouaTatuIst.
vol Corning You have won she HT,r
virtOrf
The story goes that 'ornlng pulled hack
and hit Ncf'iur
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Heard of Estimaie 10 Revise Salaries
After Aserrtaininx Market Values.

The budget for next year AZ finally
adopted last night by the board OF Esti
mat. will I've si74.O7o. s35. a. compared
wit the budget for this year OF sis3 1873 30.
bein q an increase OF $50 ssi .Os5.
The tentative budget drawn last week
nv tn. board called for Gil sos. 7s7. hut
in making up this total only 5000 O0O
WIS get aside TO provide for the deficien cies
which have been allowed 10 accumulate
since 1905 Of uncollectable taxes amount =
Ing to SIs.277 .3T2. Al the meeting OF the
hoard last night Comptroller Prender-
ga-t suggested that another ~ 400 600
b., added To- he ~. 900 900 Apr opri ated
IN the new budget TO wipe out the def
Of Aldermen spoke in favor Of can cellin &
the entire total OF the defcisncies now
On the city'- hooks. but finally Mr.. Prem =
dsrgast' = suggestion was adopted.
There wa= ALSO ADDS e1S ono to be-
spent by a committee OF the Board OF
Estimate IN securing information upon
which may be based recommends ions
for putting the salaries of the city en-
ployees on a fsirar basis. The COMMITTEES
will study the work Of yariols classes
Of employees and Of individuals and eD =
sieavor 10 determine It's fair market
val,I. and egualize the pay for like work
IN different depart ments.
$40 nisIMt'N FOR ss'HoOL TEACHERS.
On the motion Of President Mitnhel
A. was decided To ask khs I.egis lmturs
10 pass an amendment 10 the Davis law
which will permit the city IN make the
minimum wage fCf school teachers 500
a yeHr instead ~ IN" prevailing $500.
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Tnsnk.xi,ins '.Parslsal. =

SPECIAL performance Of Wagner 5
-Par-lfa,' will b" given al the Metro
r"i'an Opera House on Thanksgiving
afternoon, November -. Tickets will be-
my ~ -tle next Monday. The perform
.no@ ~lll osgin at o'clock Nine Olivia
fr"in-tad a. las7 season will sang the rel@
~ FHnhry. Rurrian will be heard again
A. t'ft~ al and GorItZ a. khrgsor. Anato
vii sing the rAle OF Am ''rin5 IN which
b" vas heard two SEASONS ago There
VII 80 = new Thuyei in the ,Irrzon OF
William Hlu-haw. and Herbert Wiih.r-
spoon will appear as SsrIsmnpz for the
'r-' 'ln" Alfred Hertz will dIr-,r III"
orr p s-H'-t
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great cargo ~ livestock. estimated
70 be- worth more than $50. OOO. arrived
last evening by the Atlantic Transport
liner MinnAapo from london. In the
lot were sixteen fine horuas IN he used by
the English army riders in the Madison
S.luRre Garden show, a gsiding wei Ching
>. 5OD pounds and measuring eigh' feet
around the barrel and lo' Df other fancy
horses that will appear at the Garden
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Young son Of Daniel dug g rnhesm 10
Marry.

Henry Frank Guggenheim. aon Of
Daniel GIggenhein. - Ia marry Miss
Helen ROeenberg, daughter 81 Herman
Rosenberg Of ir West seventy eighth
street ON November y. Mr.. Guggenhsirn
!. under age and he presenrsd t0 the clerk
Of the marriage license burrau in the city
Hall a certificate 81 consent signed by hi.
father and mother. lie lives at the 81.
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Swift a COMPANY y sales ~ Frssh Reef IN Ne~
: nfh rity for re week rndiuG SATURDAY. DrtJber
20 averaged ~ zen - pei pound -idy.
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Mr.. Elisha Dyes Indessses Operation
for AuoenttIcaels.

NEwPoRr. Oct 3i,-Mrs Dyer. wife Of
Elisha Over. was operated upon to-day
for appendicitis at her home by Drs.
Charles W Stewart and Charles Easton
Mrs. Dyer was reported this evening
to be resting comfortably.
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Vida social en- Aguadina.
Cultos y valiosos elemen-
tos de aquella sociedad
han fundado un centro
de recreo.
Ell brillante ClQb Juvenil cuen.
ia entire Sus asociados 10 mas
distinguido de aquel centro
de cultura.
De nuestro corresponsal especial

Agosto 2S.-A iniciativas de va
rios jovenes pertenecientes a nuestra
buena socie d, Sc ha constituido en-
esta ciudad un simpatico grupo for
mado por elementos vaiosos de uno
y otro sexo, con el prop6slto de cele-
brar reuniones y bales, donde al par
que ell espiritu encuentre las delec-
taciones de que esta siempre necesl-
tado, Sc rinda culto a las artes y a
Terpsfcore, 10 cual es in dudable que
constituye una hermosa nota de
cultura en- la vida social de los pue-
bios. De ahi, que tributemos nuestro
enthusiastic APPLAUSE a la formation
de ese grupo, al que sus inicla dores
han denomina da: "Club Juren1t'.
Entire las damas que flguran en-
dicho grupo, recordamos en- estos
momentos, a las senoritas Amell,
Esteves, Guevara, Munoz, Alcover.,
Marin, Recio y Gonzalez Mena, esta
ultima, forastera en- esta cludad, y
que con su presencia, honra y email
tece nuestras reunlones soclales. I'm
todas elias residen la belleza, la cul-
tura Y la simpatia una trllogia her
ante la cual Sc postran to-
das las altiveces del hombre, CONVEX
tidas en- la galanteria y en- la corte-
SANTA mas exquisitas.
Dicho grupo ha celebrado va va
rlas reunlones, en- las cua]es Sc ha
venldo cumpllendo extrlctamente,
el programa de sus fiestas, amenas,
cultas y sencillas.
En- esta misma semana. Sc celebra
ran uno Q dos bales, que a iuzgar
por el entusiasmo reinante entire los
asocia dos del "Club Jupenll', cons
la nota mas esplendida, mas
orlllante de la tempora da.
Para esos iovenes, no tenemos 81 !
10 encomios y voces de allentos.
Que sigan adelante en- estas sim
oatlcas empresas de amentar la cul-
;ura Y ia sociabilidad, estrechando
u mismo tempo las relaciones amis-
osas.
Sea SUI lena este: adelante, en- la
onsecucion de todo bien V prestige
oclales.
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A |AvESTJGAR Los SU-
CESOS De CAB0 ROJO.
El fiscal que actua en- Ma
yaguez, Lcdo. Mestre,
salio para aquel pueblo.
Los sehores Bocanegra y Quiles
han sido denunciados por la
policia.
Ell puesto de aquella demar-
cacion ha sido reforzado con
varios numeros.
De nuestro c,rresponsal

Agosto 17.-Ayer estuvo en- ests
poblacion ell fiscal que actua en- ls
corte de Mayaguez Sr. Mestre y di
cese ha venido ha investigar los he
chos oucurridos entire la policia y los
hermaanos Ramirez
Tambien han estado y con ell mis-
mo fin el teniente Da Costa y el Sar-
gento Lucas:
La policia ha denunciado al licen-
ciado Bocanegra y al Sr. Quiles y los
cuales han prestado su correspon-
diente fianza.
Anoche estuvo tomando declara-
clones hasta atlas horas ell juez mu-
nicipal y el teniente Costa.
Ell puesto de policia ha sido refor-
zado con policias de otras poblacio-
hes.
Hoy ha salido para San Juan don
Desiderio A. Muniz comerciante de
fsta plaza y el Licenciado Bocanegra
el primero va con el proposito de ha-
Ger compras en- aquella poblacion
y el segundo a asuntos particulares.
Aver salieron bajo fianza dos de
los hermanos Ramirez y uno de ellos
sigue en- el hospital.
Anoche nos obsequi6 Ia banda
escolar municipal, con una esplendi-
da retreta.
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Una circular de Ia po|icia'
Disposition que no Sc cumple
por algunos jefes de distrito.

Ell cuartel general de la policfa ha
pubicado con fecha II del corriente
Ia siguiente circular No. 40:
La circular numero 9 de agosto 5
de 1908, segundo pliego, articulo 10.
dltimo parrafo, die asf: "Cuando un
mdividuo sea nombrado guardia de
Ia policia lnsular Y destinado a un
distrito, ,el jefe del distrito esta en- la
obligation de remitir SUI '.lista des-
criptiva" al Quartet General, tan
pronto Sc presente dicho lndlviduo
a prestsr 6erVlclos.
Alguno7 iefes del distrito, Sc ha
Observable. no estan cumpliendo con
esa disposition O regla de ese CuarteI
General, y, por 10 tanto, Sc lie requie-
re para que al recibo de la presente
preparen y remitan d este Quartet
General, inmediatamente, la lsta O
listas descriptivas de los guardias
que esten actualmente prestando
servicios en- sus distritos, nombrados
recientemente, V observaran la mis-
ma regla con los que fueren nombra-
dos en- 10 suceslvo.
Sc les llama particularmente Ia
atencion hacia la parte de dicha Lis
ia Descriptive donde dice: "fecha
de nacimiento en- cuvo sitio debe-
ran anotar ell dia, mes y o6o en- que
naciera el individuo. Dicha llsta de
bera venir llenada en- todas Srls par
tes. Y de omitirse algunas informa-
cion deseada en- la misma, sc hara
responsible Y Sc formularan cargos
Tontra el jefe de distrito que resulta
re culpable, por negllgencia.
Por orden del jefe de la pollcia in
tular - Rich. H. Po,iion Jr. Avu-
flanre
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BUENA NOT|C|A.

Lo eI sin duda 10 que vamos a CO.
municar a nuestros lectores. La tin
tura de Heune para el cabello y la
barba es uu prepsrado frances y en-
sus componentes solo entran cieltas
plantas y raices de la Arabia, cuyo
secreto solo conocen los hijos del desc er
to. No ensucia nj march. no solo
hay para tehir el cabello negro, sino
que tambieu para tetir ell rubio. Ell
castaho = ell moreno. Deja ., cabello
lustroso J suelto y + ermite lavado, sin
que suelte NADIA absolutameute.
Esta muy recomendada esta tintura
po- todas las personals que la ussn y
por el Bazar Otsro de Ponce. que es
en- donde Sc verde.
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D!neIo y Lel0j gratis.

Pida sin dinero, diez pesos
ORC de Pastillas "Recuperador
de la Salud' el mejor PATENT.
zado para la sangre, ell este.
mago, el higado, y losrihones,
col6quelos entire sus vecinos
pues es aceptado donde quie.
IA que Sc ofrece y al mandar.
nos el importe, obsequiaremos
con una comision en- dinero. V
un reloj gratis. Escriba en-
seguida la National Drug
Agency. Tetuan e., San
Juan. Pto.. Rico.
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SoIemnes cu|tos.

La fiesta anual que Sc celebra en-
honor de Santa Elena. tendra lugar
FL pr0yimo domingo 2l del c0rriente
d laS nueve de la mahana,.
Consistira en- Inisa s0lemne con
orq!esra. esposiciGn de 81 Divina
Magesrad ;panegirico de Ia Santa he
tho por IN Padre Capuchino; >alve
canrad4 al final. conclIvenGo dicho
acto con Il Dem Y hendici6n >acra
mental
La parte ~ caato estara d cargo
De las hermana~ NanriqUe de Lara.
Se invita- 4 lo> t!eie>. y con e-pecia-
li1ad q loS dev0.n- r" ID Santa.
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