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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-14
DE- SOC|EDAD.

Para q "cornet en- TrujlHo. Den
fro de hreve fecha Sc llevara d efec-
to en- Trujlllo-alto una Simpatica 90
da, La bella y distinguida senorita
Altagracia Betancourt, c,lnada del
Sr. Lavergne del comercio lie San
Juan; unlra srl Slerte con I'm primo
suvo, el joven Rafael Betancomt
del comercio de aquella poblscion.
Muv eStimada es en- aquelia comar-
ca la familia a que pertene"en los
futuros cdnyuges Y la que proXima-
mente luclra en- su pura frente el al
ha corona de simb6licos azahares
es una elegantiSima Y bella damita.
Que no Sc marchiten jamas en- el
santo hocar las flores de ventura que
han de perfumallo.
De pnao. Vino hoy a San Juan pa
ra regresar segUidamente i III resi-
doncia de TruiilIo la iinGi~ima Rita
Betancourt. Que 10 sean tan corta.
las visita> d la ciidad de Ia gracio>a
Y bella senorIta que tantos amigos Y
admiradoreS tiene aq9i.
Hon IN q tcatfo. La prin"e>a de
los dollars" Sc POne hoy en- escena
on RI rnuri"ipai de Ssn .Ilan : figl-
ran on 81 programa para el de>empe-
10 lie la olra. las sehora- Marin. Ra
g,!c~. Mis- V Vicente V actnres G,.cll,
Palmer, NlnaIt, de- Vale, Castei6n,
.Anlal!p y Ballester.
IL hmpor0da. Dos Gistinguidos
clomerto, De Ia sociedaf yaucana.
dos hellaS Y CuItas damitas. Cecilia
v L'l:,a de Cardi. Sc encuentran de
temporadh en- esta ciudad. Gracia Y
distinction inimitables. esquizita cul-
tara = helleza sima. hacen de las
doS damltas una hermoSa represen-
tacion re la -!npatica ciudad que
tanta hetleza ct:oce en- su vali0so
larGin BienveaidaS la ciudad V
rgidaiItp n" ',Te Cupido TO haga
ai-',na de Il ~:.-4--r0bando~e algIn
oo:sznn-F'ar rs.,a lie Is bella to
caya del sarto rev franco.
.Semper.
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Conat0 de incendio anoche

Anoche 8 las IL Is hubo un conato
de lncendio en- Ia calle de la Luna nu-
nero T6, en- elrestaurant La Verve-
ma propiedad de Tomas GonzalO. d
consequences de haberse infiamado
un dep6sito lie gasolina. Fue SOLO
cado inmediatamente no habiendo
que lamentar p6rdidas de ninguna
clase.
-Tambin q las 2.l5 q. m, de hov,
hubo una alarms de fuego en- la ciu-
dad i causa de haberse encendido un
zafac6n de basuras que habia dentro
del cafetin de Matos Bernier, en- la
calle de la Cruz nimero 81. Fu6 SOTO
cado en el acto, sin haber p6rdidas.
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Impresiones de viaje.

Sr. Director de LA Correspon-
dencia'', San Juan.
Lijeras han de ser, que el tempo
no da para mas; y todo 10 que pu-
diera decir, alto sabido Sc tiene con
respecto Camuy y Hatillo. Am
bos pueblos van en- la senda de la
prosperidad con pasos vertiginosos
y dfa ha de llegar, y no muy lejano,
en- que pueda este viajero camunl-
car al mundo otras gratas impreslo-
nes.
Por ejemplo: Ia carret era que CO.
mienza en- Arecibo hacia Hatlllo y
siguientes pueblos ha de colocar a
estos a mayor altura indudable-
mente.
Bien penoso es que aun no este
terminado el ramal que de tan
ia importancia es. Ello dara mas
vida a estos pueblos de hermosa y
portentosa topograffa y de natura-
leza exuberante. Terminese ese tro-
20 de carretera y no faltara inconti-
nenti, la compania de trolleys, sal
vando la pequena distancia desde
Aibonito a Hatillo en- persecution
del ambiente vital de este pueblo
dotado por Dios de grandes condicio
nes reconstituyentes.
No faltara tampoco un parque, va
este proposito vemos un sitio apro-
plado en- los terrenos de la SUCCESSION
Tejada las margenes de la mar, di
gamosolo asi. ALI un sinnumero de
palmas produce la fresca aqua de
coco. a su borde magnificos ba-
nos como a las inmediaciones del
simpatico pueblo. He pasado va
rios dias entire este V Camuy vfal-
taria d un deber 81 no emitiera mi
parecer al correr de la pluma,
, dlrleiendo los directories de estos
! pueblos mi voto de para hien por 10
bueno en- que abundan: pero tam
bifn doho de fustigar por algo malo
que Sc nota, Que suprimo eXnresar
por cuanto seria exigir mucho donde
no Sc puede dar mas por ahora.
Una de las cosas que llama la a
tenci6n del vialoro en- cstOs dichosOs
pueblos, es Ia question ornate. Esto
NADIA deja que desear. Todo ss bue-
no; ' las plazas de clos, son de esqci
sito gusto V bien cuidadaS, con los
arboles Y jardines cue les. embeIle-
cen. Pudiera Ia ciudad de Arecibo
lmitar esos extremes.
iAh, No he De terminar asi: tuvp
el gusto de halIarme en- unas hcdas.
81 hombre: la Casualidad Gui>o
one me encontrara. Dire quienes
ayude Y acompane 4 su Ultima mo-
rada. 81: pOrque ca=ar>e rs morI!se
los cinvuges unieron sus Suertes
RI sShadn IN Ia nnchr on Quebradi
las ante q Hon jgcz de paz Fl acto
al q ron todo placer assist, estuvo
d la altura que merecen los simpiti-
COS desposado>, Entire los concurren-
ties encohtrahanse un nGmerO rcgu-
lar De amigos de Camuv.
Deseo que Fl angel de Ia dicha,
siemprr evtirnda su> benditas ala.
sobre el recicute hocar. donde o,
deio hazts Otra In nm50o.
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Carta a American Groc. S. s. Co.
American Groc. S. S. Co.

San Juan.
Muy sehores nuestros: I'd .es. VEN
den carne escogida, carne regular y
carne barata.
Lo mismo pasa con las pinturas.
La pintura de plomo y zinc ''Devoe"
es como la carne escogida. Made ouie
re la barata v algunos dicen que la
clase regulares bastante buena para
ellos.
La de Devoe lie viens eostando me-
nos, como 81 diieramos que es Ia car
ne escogida, V no mas que Ia de clase
regular. La pint,ua de plomo y aceite
es la regular, que es la que antigua
mente Sc usaba. Ell zinc ha sido intro
ducido Y su mezcla con Ia pintura
blanca de plomo Ia haee mas dura-
ders. La pinturs de zinc v plomo
"Devoe" es Ia pintura que dura dos
veces mas que la d plomo Y accite.
De Vdes. altos, ys.s.
F. ". DerOe 6 Co.
New York.
P. s. Julian MdtieRzo.
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CARTAS DEL PUEBLO.
Lanzado del hospital.

Sr. Director de ola Corr responder
cia".
Senor::-
Desearia que Vd. diera en- su Illus
trado periodico la siguiente informa-
cion:
Sehor::-El que suscribe, Jose Var.
gas Puente, estando enfermo en- e]
hospital de Cirugia, como a ESQ de
las 5 de la tarde del sabado fue Ian
zado del hospital por quejas de la
Srta. Superintendent de dicho es,
tablecimiento, diciendo, que el
que suscribe fumaba un cigarrlllo
siendo inexacto. En- ese momento
Sc encontraba el DR.. Gomez Brio
so, el que, sin mas tramites mando
a que Sc me diera la ropa.
Por el solo hecho de suponerme
estar fumando Sc me lama a la ca
lie sin estar todavia bueno de la
herida producida por la operaci6n.
Con mi protesta por tai lnlustlcla
quedo S. S.-Josf Vargas Pnente.
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POR CABLE.

New YORK, julio l4.-El HreSldei
te estimula Loeb para que acept'
la candidatura para gobernador d
New York; pero Loeb no Sc inclin;
4 aceptar el cargo.
New York, Julio A.-El contral
mirante de la Armada de los Esta
dos Unidos., lie fue pedida SUI renun
cia del cargo de jefe del Negociadc
de Construcciones Navales, habien.
dola presentado aver. Este es el re-
sultado de una larga discussion entire
aquel funcionario y el Secretario de
Marina.
New York, Julio 14.-El canonero
"Castine' fud embestido por el sub
marino "Benita' en- Provincetown
Mass, siendo necesario encallarlo
en- elpuerto para evitar suhundimien
to. Ell submarine salio sin averias
y nadie sufrio danos. Ell accidente
tuvo efecto durante I'm ataque simu
lado.
New York, Julio l4.-Es possible
que Alemania proteste contra ell ira
tado rusojapones, por creerlo aten-
tatorio a los intereses comerciales de
Alemania.
New York, julio 14,-Se ha firma-
do en- Londres el contrato de en-
prestito de Sll.00o.oOO al gobierno
mejicano para Ell pago de los bonos
emitidos al SO en- el ano de 1895.
Ell actual emprdstito sera al 42o sola-
mente y ell hecho de que fue posi-
bic llevar a cabo ell contrato indica
el aumento de la confianza que ms
pira Mexico.
New York, julio IA Charles S.
Rolls, tercer hijo de Lord Llangst-
took murio cerca de Londres a con-
secuencla de la caida de una aero
plano desde una altura de 100 pies.
New York, julio H. En- IN cho-
que en- Flint, Mich. entire un tren de
la Detroit United Railway Interur-
ban con I'm tren-balastro, salieron
herldas cuarenta personals Y seis
mortalmente. -
New York, julio IA 4,-Campbellton
New Brunswick, fue enteramente
destruido por un incendio. Tres mil
familias quedaron sin hogar, calcu-
landose en- S2,ooo,ooo ell importe de
las perdidas materiales, Sc ignora
que perecieron s personals.
New York, julio 14,-Se dice aho-
ra que la nota del Emperador de
Alemania a Madriz, fue de pura for,
ma Y a la cual no debe darsele la i'm
portancia que han pretendido.
New York, julio 14,-El cuarto
Congreso de las Repdblicas Latino
americanas Sc abri6 en- Buenos Aires
el dia y del actual y sus sesiones
contmuaran por cinco semanas.
New York, julio l4,-El gobierno
japones tiene el proposito de estable
Ger un departamento parecldo al
Negociado de Asuntos Insulares del
Departamento de la Guerra de los
Estados Unidos, para poner bajo
SUI jurisdiction los asuntos de For
mosa, Saghalien y Corea.
New York, julio l4,-Se cree que
la intentona cubana, que termin6
con el arresto de siete conspiradores
el dfa y del corriente, ha sido un re-
curse para provocar la interven-
clon americana, y que ell movimien-
to Sc dirigia simplemente a destruir
propiedades Y puentes.
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Fl - TI-lp ba sido deSirnadr

Fl - II-Ie ha sido deSignado
par! t"rml-r.:-'e lie Ia comisI6n que
Ie""Trrsa is fla IN demanda de au-
XlllOS Pc ua-i0S Y de otras C ases,
IA Ia fem .'f0ola cue 80 llevara a
eject" ~ RI ca'naval del pr6ximO
ailO.
A la .lIj ,Ie Ia nlahana de hoy
contIn1E6 Is azsmblea de aicalies V
iueces 's'nroca,ia por el gUfern ,uor
Cotton.
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"EI VarapaIo"

FL sihsdo vera Ia luz piblica en-
esta capital el semanario "El Vara-
palo". de Carae;er satirico, literariO,
ioooserio Y politico.
ColabOraran bien cortadas plu-
IIaS.
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C. ,,.;l ~un empleado en-
Ut nGCGSUd una Casa de Conner
clio, con conocimien
to de Tenedurfa de Libros, Ingles y
que pueda salir a la Isla. Debe
dar buenas referencias, su edad y
sueldo que pretende, Dirfjase al
apartado de Correos No. 791.
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodicos vieioS a
81 quintal
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La digestion y la asimiEaci6n fue-
ron faciles, y ell engorde mucho mas
rapido.
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The Mayaguez
Light & Ice Co

SCdCACo OO los
mejoras fabricas de los Estados Uni
dos. Direction. Apartado 355 Ma
yapueZ.
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Entered the Post Ofice San Juan P. R.
81 second class matter July 1900.
u Correspondence Dc Pto. Rico
PRECIo DE SUBSCRIPTION ~
EN- TODA~:LA ISLA

lsr medic de los Agentes un mum s o-o2
Directs Un trimestre ORC 1925
Un ano por adelantados8-00
Ia 81 exterior Unaiio oro......$8-OO
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e. oIou;,o "En Miramar," una
UC QluulId, casa acabada de
construir con todas
las comodidades modernas.
Para informes, dirigirse al Apar-
tado de correo No 77l.-San Juan.
Puerto Rico.
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nb..I.l. LA SUIZA.-t.l ms-
UlIUEUldlG, jor aliment to para nj
nos V personals debi-
les. En- 1854 en- las meriendas d.
Versalles-ya Sc consumia ell cho.
colate como alimento principal.
Todos los que usan nuestro choco.
late gozan de buena salud. EN-
pleamos azucar de Ia. class v ca.
Gao superior NJ. Sobrino v Ca.
San Juan, Tetuan 44. Telefono
l2S. p. 0. Box 3h3
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Cafe Restaurant 5s'Is e. Hfssas::; Ssss:s

'1go, en- Ia
parada de los carros del tranv,a
Sitto eentrico para los r1sitantes de
la playa. Almuerzo comida, cenas.
A la carta. Cocina para todos los
gustos. Prccios modicos. Servicio
de cantlna. Sc admitsn .bonos.
Para los ccmisionistas y agentes
vlaleros es de gran comodidad. No
olvideis ell Cat6-Restaurant Puerto
R'co de Luis NJ. 1rizarry eD la Playa
de Mayaguez.
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do fuere possible, todo abuse en-
la administration de las mismas. g
Vease la edici6n de M maiiana
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|ngenieIo Hs's 5ss@ I; ss$s %0sz41?s sis:s z
trabajos de su profe-
son. Su casa. Parada 4l4 calle
San Mateo a Ia del Parque. San
turce, Puerto Rico.
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A los contratistas de obras. Gran
existencia de zocos de CO.
zocos Ss;:: 5:;ss d: !: ?s:s: esss; de "is's s:ss
II y y pulgadas de diane
HjIr2r tro. Deposito en- Hato
''ooo' Rey. Informara Ramon
Soler P. 0. Box 122.-
Rio Piedras.
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nororo Auto Exchange Garage.
udjdGt, Marina Street. 36. For

Ofrece q las
factorrias azl
careras de la
isla toda ciase
de materlales
electricos pro-
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posito de licores de tot:as cias;.s,
especialidad en- ron LAGO|y r:,a
EXTRA-LAGO. Arises. vinos i,
California y espaholes. Sc airvea
pedidos toda la isla. Te@iooJ
46. P. o. BOX 1913.
Smyrna times., 1910-09-14
Dover Lodge Officers

Diamond Lodge, No. 9, A. o. U.
W. of Dover, on Wednesday evening
elected the following officers: Past
Master Workman, Andrew McFann;
Master Workman, J. Milton David
son; Foreman, John S. Collins, Jr. !;
Overseer, William C. Josting; Guide,
Charles E. Gray; Recorder, James
E. Carroll; Financier, Joseph T.
Hoffecker; Receiver, Thomas F.
Dunn; Inside Watchman, William E.
Kichline; Outside Watchman, Clifford
E. Coverdale; Trustees, William H.
Jones, Harrie F. Gowdin, Howard T.
Buckson, Representative to the Grand
Lodge, which meets in Dover March
next, DR.. James Z. Carroll and j.
Milton Davidson. The installation
will occur in the early part of Oc-
tober.
Smyrna times., 1910-09-14

Best News CulIed From the Three
Counties of Delaware About Your
Friends and Neighbors.
Smyrna times., 1910-09-14
Home Coming For Dover

For the purpose of talking over
and arranging for big Homecoming
and celebration week in Dover to be
held the week of October 5, a meet
ing of the Board of Trade has been
called for Tuesday evening. Jacob
W. Goodman and number of other
merchants are already interested
in a merchantile rebate plan for the
week and the issuance of an adver-
tising catalogue booming Dover and
drawing trade from all the surround
ing country.
Smyrna times., 1910-09-14
II Saved His Leg.

"All thought I'd lose my leg, :"
writes j. A. Swensen, of Watertown,
Wis. "Ten years of esczema, that
Is doctors could not cure had at last
laid me up. Then Bucklen's Arnica
Salve cured it, sound and well. I"
Infallible fos Skin Eruptions, Ec-
zema, Salt Rheum, Boils, Fever Sores,
Burns, Scalds, Cuts and Piles. 25c
at Benton N. Weldon's drug store,
Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1910-09-14

fine record as Councilman in Seattle,
having founded the public market
place, a great blessing to poorer
people.
Smyrna times., 1910-09-14
v hen Merit Wins

When the medicine you take cures
your disease, tones up yonr system
and makes you feel better, stronger
and more vigorous than before.
That's what Foley Kidney Pills do
for you, in all cases of backache,
headache, nervousness, loss of appe-
tite, sleeplessness and general @eak-
ness that is caused by any disorder of
the kidneys or bladder. Sold by
Benton N. Weldon, Smyrna: W. R.
Keys & Co., Clayton.
Smyrna times., 1910-09-14
A Man of Iron Nerve

Indomitable will and tremendous en-
ergy are never found where Stomach,
Liver, Kidneys and Bowels are out
of order. If you want these quail
ties and the success they bring, use
DR.. Kings New Life Pills, the
matchless regulators for keen brain
and strong body. Csc. at Benton N.
Weldon's drug store, SMYRNA.
Smyrna times., 1910-09-14

fine record as Councilman in Seattle,
having founded the public market
place, a great blessing to poorer
people.
After two weeks illness John
Bramble, Sr., died at the home of his
son James, near Galena, Md, on
August 18th, 1910. He was we'll
known and was farmer by occupa-
tion until January 1st, 1910. being
unable to work moved home with his
son where he died. On August 18th
he reached his 18th mile stone. The
funeral was held the following Sun
day, services and interment at De-
laney's M. E. Church, his six grand
sons acted as pallbearers. Is child
rem, ,39 grandchildren, Is great grand
children survive him. His children
are: James, John. George, Jacob,
William, Mrs. w. A. Robinson, Mrs.
R. H. Gibson, Mrs. Fannie Master.
Samuel, Mrs. Harvey Jewell, Mrs,
Phillip Gallagher, Fred and Rebecca.
The Kent Medical Society decided
to establish the Dover Hospital,
which movement has been in prog
ress for several months, and to open
temporary hospital at once. The
residence of Dr.. Cecil Harbordt on
on King street, across from the
Hotel Richardson, a commodious ten
room dwelling, was rendered to the
cause by DR.. Harbordt, who is now
living at the Hotel Richardson. DR..
Harbordt rendered the use of his en-
tire equipment, as did also DR.. j.
H. Wilson. who has very complete
surgeons hospital outfit. Several
patients will probably be taken to
the new hospital this week and
trained nurse assistance will be en-
ployed from time TO time as needed.
Meantime the hospital fund will be
started and both the State and county
government will be asked for some
aid.
E. E. Stafford, of Middletown,
one of the trainers who had a number
of horses entered at the New Castle
County Fair last week, is very much
pleased with the success which he
has had. Mr.. Stafford says he has
worked hard to make success of his
entries and he thinks he has sue
ceeded very we'll. His material to
work on was mostly young colts
and he has thoroughly broken them.
He succeeded in getting a number OF
blue ribbons. Among the horses that
won ribbons were Baron Larby, q
FIVE year-old stallion, two blue rib
bons; one-year-old bay mare, Elsie,
and four months old colt Tricksie
Stanton, bay stallion. four years
old; Miss Dream, Cornetia Onward
Dewey, by Admiral Dewey; a three
year mara; Miss Ely, one-yeal
old colt; Rubenstein, a four-year
old-bay mare; Larabie, a two-year
old stallion, Larby, A, Miss Arissa
a years old. Besides these a pail
of three-year-old gray mares, Maud
and May, owned by d. r. Rees Of
Middletown, took three blue ribbons
Mr.. Stafford is very proud of the
success that his wards" have had
Smyrna times., 1910-09-14
BIG YEAR FRUIT CULTURE
ON THE EASTERN SHORE
MANY IMPROVEMENTS MADE IN
NY. p. & NJ. r. r. SHIPPING
Company Giving More Attention to
This Piece of Railroad Which Is
Valuable Feeder to the Pennsy

This Piece of Railroad Which Is
Valuable Feeder to the Pennsy
The present year has been period
of great prosperity for the Nip. The
shipments of farm products from the
Eastern Shore of Maryland and Vir-
ginia have been greater than ever
before, the increase ranging from 20
to 90 per cent. Four new road
engines to help handle this business
were bought before the rush of the
busy season. A tug and new barges
helped facilitate the bay movement,
while two new shifting engines hell-
ed out in the yards. In addition to
the great increase in the movement
cf perishable freight, tie heavy
movement of slow freight has con-
tinued. A great many improve
ments have been and are still being
made. Double track has been ex-
tended until now there are A miles
of double track in operation. Large
concrete culvertS have replaced the
wooden bridges at Kings Creek and
Princess Anne, and several smaller
ones have been put in at other
places; large repair shops have been
erected at Cape Charles and are now
nearly completed; a new concrete
buklhead, the third of its kind in the
country, has been put along the
waterfront at the warehouse in Cape
Charles, while a concrete pier for
supplying coal to the tugs and
barges is being built on the other
side of the harbor: and work trains
are busy unloading gravel on parts
of the road that need it most. Be-
sides all these improvements, new
stations have been opened at Mears
and Greenboat. A new depot has
been built at Lecato and other sta
tion improvements are contemplated
at Salisbury and Crisfield. Not only
is the road being improved, it is being
extended. Work has been begun on
the Cape Charles Railroad, which
will extend from Cape Charles to
Capeville, a distance of IA miles.
This extension will tap a rich farm
ing country. New interlocking
switches and signals have been put
in at the ends of all double tracks,
and Pocomoke draw will have inter.
locking signals.
Several promotions and appoint.
ments were made in August. G. w.
Russell was promoted from master
mechanic to general equipment in.
spector; James L. Cunningham was
appointed master mechanic; G. E
Brinser was appointed division en-
gineer; w. H. Martin was appointed
superintendent of signals, and c. c.
Waller special agent legal depart
ment. The N. Y. P. & N. has beer
most fortunate in having at its heaC
Mr.. Elisha Lee, Superintendent
Wide awake and progressive, he ha
done much towards improving tn,
road, creating friendlier feeling
between the road and its patrons
and bettering the working condition.
| and nav of its employes.
Smyrna times., 1910-09-14

Mrs. Jacob W.lmert., Lincoln,
ILL.,, found her way back to perfect
health. She writes: 81 suffered
with kidney trouble and backache
and my appetite was very poor at
times. A few weeks ago l got
Foley Kidney Pills and gave them
a fair trial. They gave me great
relief so continued till now / am
again in perfect health. 2" Sold by
Benton N. Weldon, Smyrna; W. R.
Keys & Co., Clayton.
Smyrna times., 1910-09-14

The la 1-2 acre farm of Mrs.
Emma Swing, near the mouth oe
Bohemia river in Cecil county, Md,
has been bought by E. M. Baruch,
of New York for $4,000.
Smyrna times., 1910-09-14

With the close of Tyndal Camp
situated four miles west of George
town, the campmeeting season of
lower Delaware was brought to a
close.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-03-15

prices between 25 cents and $40 a.
yard.
Parasols covered with natural color
ed pongee and bOrdered with silk of a.
contrasting shade have big shepherd
crook handles with chenille tasSels
that are the color Of the silk border
They are $3.50.
st. Gall swiss Is again here in lovely
designs and colorings. This material
is fine and dainty looking and holds a
certain amount Of stiffness which is
most attractive.
There is no reason why the apron
worn by busy women should not be
attractive as we'll as useful. The IL
lustration shows that these two at
tributes may be successfully combined.
The apron to the right includes full
frill and an elaborate pocket The
plain apron is cut in one piece. 1t is
circular and finished with belt. The
bib is separate and attached to the
belt. JUDO >CHOLLET.
This May Manton pattern is cut in one
size only. Send 10 cents to this office.
giving number. 6563, and it will he prompt
ly forwarded to you by mail. If in haste
send an additional two cent stamp for
letter postage which insures more prompt
delivery.
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Fashion bint$
STYLES FOR SPRING SUITS.
Short Coats Are a Decided Novelty In
Spring Styles-Side Plated Skirt.

Spring Styles-Slde Plated skirt.
The distinctly new feature of the
spring suit Is the blouse coat with
n latent leather belt.
Thus far the Russian effect has reg
istered, and there seems to be no doubt
that modified blouse models will have
a large representation in the initial
showing of spring suits.
Generally speaking, the strong fea-
ture is the shortening of the jacket
length. This tendency has been evil
denced for some time in high class cos
tunes
Other prominent features OF the
spring coats are the roll low collar and
left side lap. The former point is often
so emphasized as to result in coat of
the blazer type.
Quite a number of the regulation
side plated skirts are to be worn the