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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
BIG SNAP.

100 acres miles from Estherville,
Iowa, Two miles from good market
town. gently rolling, best OF soil and
farm that is producer Fair set OF
improvements. good grove. School on
land. r. F. ID. and telephone. Price
s6S per acre. Terms $500 cash, $1,000
on March 1, 1911. Balance five years
at per cent with yearly payments of
$500. If you want this don't write
Come ut once. The Brown Richman
Company Baskerville, Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19

For Sale or Trads-Automobile.
Mason touring car. detachable tonneau
with delivery box, gas lamps. tools,
chains, extra tire and tube In case. Y.
X. Donaldson. 20S1a South Fourth
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19

We have some good propositions In
farms for sale here. ranging from 40
acres to 800 acre tracts. that are right,
good land but moving rapidly. Come
and see us, and we will show you
what we have Write or address. the
following. The Citizens State Bank.
Bristow. Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19

500 Men 20 to 40 years old wanted at
once for electric railway motormen and
conductors; $50 to 500 month: no
experience necessary; fine opporeun-
ity: no strife: write Immediately Tor
application blank, enclosing stamps.
Address FIJI. care OF Marshalltown
Times Republican.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19

Wanted-A man for permanent work
as assistant in the press room. good
opportunity to learn trade. Apply at
T.-R. press room.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19

For Sale-Two pianos. slightly used
beautiful instruments. Bargain. Eadie
Music Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19

For Sae-1O0 steers. high grade
Durhams. About 1000 pounds: 100
head about TOO pounds: some smaller
cattle: about 100 tons OF tame hay.
Call on or address. William Bell. AL
exander Iowa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19

Wanted-Ten carpenters, 40 cents an
hour. for finishing. at the county farm'
w. J. Longcor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19

Wanted-Three young men. expert
enced stenographers. for Ogden, Utah
Good positions good\alary. Carts EN-
ployment Agency.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19

For SaIe-On easy payments, bar FIX
lures. now and second hand billiard
and pool tables billiard and bowling
supplies. We lead In cheap prices The
Brunswick Bake Collender Company.
Marshalltown. Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19

Car Carpenters - Experienced re
building freight cars. Always STEADY
work. fine wages: money when needed:
M trouble. Ottawa Car Works. Otta-
wa Kan.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
WANTED.

Wanted-Anything to store from
wagon load TO car load lots. Myer
Transfer and Storage Company,
.phOne 30
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12
Ersrn AND THE BALLOT.

Eaaa3 sufrsge does mot En3 mmen
favor nIth canaaian women H sc ar
so taEe seliahls ssa pualshea afr
f.fanres of Lady IaaFier and $50 e
htr % ads noN 1n rass ensnfFs. L4S
f4ure7s objections ~ The movement
Afe paaaiy conversational en-s- Iae
wife III senator Jones. however. bases
har obg t.oms on different %ErouEds
Referring Is rhe saNrageifes q sys
/ once procession ~ them
They wrc atf 80 frighuuIty ueig 7 at
oree sw fhat tmey e0uia mot have
i~aa aayihiue else hut ~Eunrageties
rut trf+ uQt i7 mentipn pish frsh.
this ma nos aa ha8ies M Il ome ta
msre healts nhat Is the meter vita
Ch+Atsasl ~EankaUFst. ae fair 3 mata
as eser heaesd q Hrick ~ . hobby OF
8ir= Fa8ip %snoMlen. the JaanAAe
Ieeitr 81 fhe uou-mlasant group
Cons as no nearer home fhan Nea
york wM KRIS Jones' dare question
th. fntg n Mrs Belmont y MIS-
A4ck4g. 81 rfse chapmaa Cattg
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12
MOTHER or PEARL EFFECT
Charming Arrangement Of Colors
That Made Dinner Dress a
Perfect Triumpn.T

Iii soft silk net. chosen IN q pale
shade 81 blue and arranged over one
Of ibe new saiins shot very d~elicately
with paIesr pink and silver. a charm
fnw dinner dress is carried out. The
anal coloring arrived al by this shot
effect. with It's yelling q Pale blue, is
an opalescent tint. With q mofheroi-
pearl effect. which Is very becoming.
although 4 is almost impossible 60 do
scribe the shade In words The pale
blie silk net FORMS FIRST a straight
and fairly fual ~unaerskirt arranged
the pale pink ana ailser satin.
Then over this skigt there are fun
aganeries ~ net. coming from The
waist. crossing in front. and finally
taken arognd to the back where they
are caught together with a scit chou
al pink and silver tissue.
The Low bodice IS arranged in the
same way back ard front, wish cross
ing folds ~ net. and p suiail chemi-
settle Of real Brussels point lace, laid
silver tissue The sleeves, which
stop short az the elbow, hang loosely
rom the arm. and are MADE in the
paIe-blue silk net, sewn closely vith
tiny diamonds. and finished WIN q
fringe Of crystal and silver huGles.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12
JANf.s WALLACE RAyNoLDs.

There ~ abundant ause fer the
general and xery sincere expressions
81 sorrow throughout New Mexlco 10
The untlmely death Of Air. 5ames Wall
|iacs Essgnolas. superintendent Of tins
'New Mexico ~penstenuan. Mr Rave
nolsIs W1s just at Tire prime of . me
Which promised great success En-
.doMed in Wmu~uai measure with the
qualities which make for the sgeeess-
..li business man as wsi IS the sar.
ressful and capable pubiic servant. ha
haa held several positions ~ sreet
trust and responsibility lm THE terri
terry which he alled with credit IT,
himself and for the good of d com-
.monwealth. While serving 90 tins
important office ~ secretary 81 the
territory. Mr. Bagnolas brought tlat
office 70 4 stage * high efleienes-
No further comment upon tar suercss
~ hsg administer tien III the psaiten-
tiagy IS needed than tie fset, shown
bv the records. taaf he took the iu-
~ 8F-A A4NAE HtHE W. W| ZNHN M
rlcit staring hlm ln tae faee and AT
his death left t on a pa2lnE taris
ana ID those familiar witn tine diffl-
q management attendant gpon
thls pnaisipu. no further trsAnte could
be- paid 20 AR. l~tagnolaa business
ability. Mr Reynolds played g Trem-
inent part ia political affaiaa geneF-
ais talking q positive ana definite
ssAnd uaon yubi.c Qeesiions Upon
political questions we base frequently
had occasion e. taxi sharp issue wifa
him hut ilis faet negsF caused 8
one ~ Iose sislf "a his Adults anI
worth "a 3 party man and a 3 pnh
lle rsart fiis death t "a tri
iime Mhfn ~ was briHaas lu
sAe penllent4,ry Hrta tAe
have eesr leen aHd eten bis
Secs we're most nsedet M ~ be
sincerely regretted sgets %
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12
REAP|NG BENEFIT
From the Experience Of AIbu-
quergue People.

ye are fortunate indeed TO he able
To profit By tie experience u our
neishbors. The rrbiic ~utteranccs Of
Albuquerque residents on the following
subject wili Interest and benefit thou
sands ~ oar readers. Read this state
r1enr IA better proof can be had.
Mrs. frank j. SMITH. 1921 : Arno
street Albuquerque. ". Mex, says II
derived great benefit Deans Kid
nav PAls and this has led me to recon-
rlen8 them 70 more than pf my
friends. Fer hra years I was trou-
slea 81 dalI pain fl TIE small of my
back ahir1 was always more severe
M i stood sor awhile. 7 almays felt
triaI and 1t seemed as Z there Were
no relief for me Finally Doan's Kid
ney pills were brought % Ely attention
aud upon us.rrH thefn 4 soon received
fhe desired rsileg I have pniirtlte
confidence ia tilis remedy ana slall ~
Ways nave & good word for it-t
FOR sale Il. III dealers Price 81
cents Fosier-3Eilsavn Co. Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the unltel
states.
Remember the narpe-Doan's and
take no other.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12
I'M SAME EVERYWHERE.

fire statistics complied by thc de-
pasrment RI commerce and labor
which SHOW the advance 81 the price
~ meet in al the exportins countries
oeeht so disslpnte some If the foolish
ideas many people have enirttaiuefl
aboDt tbs criminal activities ef Rae
beef trust ln Argentina. q Australia
and Noa Zealand and even ln Canada
tAe advance 10 price ISIS been at ietst
s greet as lu niis country. varying in
different meats according O. differ
.cneea in the supply. ln th days -
refrigeration. gulek transportation ana
universal communication food prices
are % longer contToii4hie by local con-
dituns or combinations, hat are cnn-
trelied 81 conditions that are World
.v iic.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12

nese silk, trimmed with yaleneiennes
lace insertion. IL is rather original
with its finely tucked panels on both
skirt and blouse The square epau-
lettes are also tucked and boTdered
vith the insertion and an edge OF lace.
The dainty dress at the right is Ok
white muslin. The skirt is trimmed
with lace insertion set IN Grecian pat
tern, and IS finished NTH d deep
aounce which is eneircled with tucks
and insertion. and finished at the bot
tom with a lace edge, and at the ton
with a beading in which a ribbon is
run. The waist has a little yoke Of
lace Insertion and beading. and q band
al this trimming extends down The 0ut
side Of the pulled sleeves.
Twists and choux Of ribbon form the
shoulder straps.
The yoke is first made. the lower
part 81 waist IS then gathered % 10
rhe yoke and the skirt joined 10 the
waist with beading.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12

III he mother who Is able 10 sew
and most mothers are, needs only
ideas to aid her in making the
pretriesr and daintieSt OF dresses
for her little ones. Patterns are not
necessary in making the palmer
dresses, but II you are unable to draft
a pattern Of a yoke. a sleeve or any
part 81 the dress Won desire 70 make.
purchase AZ ang dr. goods store where
patterns are sold. a very simple pat
tern and use it az a foundation for
making the more elaborate dresses. OF
course in purchasing the patterns It
viii be necessary for Won 10 state the
age OF the child. and in case she IS
larger than most ck5idren u her age,
secure a pattern for a child a year
older. The dresses in the above Illus
tratIcn are suitable for children be-
tween the ages q ten and IL. but the
one on the right may ne worn by .
much younger child.
IRE dress al the left IS ~ soft Japa-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12

n vou need TO alter the hip size OF
the waist size OF the skirt make slight
and more y less equal alterations in
all OF the side seams rather than alter
one = great deal. Never alter the cen
ter back seam. Allow the skirt 10 set
quite easily over the hips, and allow
the waist size 70 be a sriHe larger
than the belt. Xou can ease the slight
uiiness in when yea are basting. and
me ease will make the skirt sen mach
better
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12
Yelled sa.hes

One Of the new touches on lovely
evening frecks for dinners and dances
Is the yelled sash. These are Of satin
Or metal tissue. yelled with chiffon or
exquisite lace. On o gown the sash
was 81 ivory white satin. veilsd with
hin4y chiffon in the most enhancing
shade Of pale green.
These sashes are draped and fes-
TONED about the bodice OF the frock
and end in long streamers finished
with silk or beaded fringe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12

When a beautiful woman sears IT.
lie or no 5ewe,ry # is not necessary
on aecoans Of aug lack 81 coquei.Y on
har part q S because her bead
needs no help from the sar-er Of
gems. In her case The absence Of
sleh adcrnmenf Is g sisn Of supreme
and mrueI coaufur.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12

There is a trick this season % trim
ming charming little froeks FOR dances
and evening wear win a wide band OF
crushed velvet. witch crosses the
decolletage and goes vel un nnaer
ihe arms II the velvet against the
SKIN is 700 harsh the line nav be- soft
snad With folds OF ullla ~ lace.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12

Old rose satin cashmere would look
lovely made no in this style. and
would certainly be very graceful the
sleeves are plated on the shoulders;
the edge Of the sleeves are handsome
~ braided. so also are the collar ami
front OF coat; cord ornaments are
sewn on the shoulders. while a very
large button embroidered with a
SPIDERS web. Is sewn al the top Of
front The coat Is lined throughout
with pale gold satin.
Materials required Five yards satin
Of each color. about four dozen yards
braid. two ornaments, one button
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12

4 smart has for a 1874 Of 70 is a
Aaee affair covered vita moire silk
ana trimmed wiih 8 isr-e moire rib.
bon bows
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12
Territory ~ Sew
Otns 10



p N1than Jafrs oHsHllff /.
the Territory oT Sew Mastq
90 hcreh % ctrtf tt-s
whereas qs ths 1ita ENg d.
March a. p 1882 f hl
QuerQae cif-eu wf
as the 0fCeaI 81,
New MeNlco. ana
whereas sald Ar
Citizen hls ceased p4llrat
Nee therefore public
Is hereby g.Fen tfaf Era cm-
uflanca with s-cfIdr g chapter
~ % the laws 20 1903 rsafr-
ing tha Sacrefary ~ the Tan-
tors 10 DESIGNATE on Ofrlrfll
asnaper ~ New Nezicn- the
Albuquerque Morning Journai
81 hereby designated ns Mfs
official Newspaper Of Nea
Mcsico.
Given under ms hand rnd
TIE Great Seal % the Territory
~ New Mexico NJ me CTS %
Santa Pc fne capitol. or fhIs
f4arth asy u October. A. j..
1893
iseaiA NATHAN JAFFA.
Secretary ~ Nan Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12

Etr Hiram 1favla- hn was q ef
tn pioneer nv gsters - meehani-
aiehi Is tia losing decade ot tHe
Ast csrtars. hea 0alt neR fytrg
rem waish tns BRUSH na-
iien hepf great Things Tae mathlne
Is completed AND ready for trial on
the sraanas ~ tae Nisksrs sens and
Maxim a,iory outside q London
Great reea hs hesn msAintained as
te its defAiis 1ut the fact THAI e has
bren htit fr Mtvim seems q Euoran-
tee THAT it b rpt freak machtae 1rd
tlaf 81 III assn serious consideration
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12

ea ths embers of the Battling
flnet nf st.eatlon is described
NlHg tobacco but the Wash-
STAR serx rertinently REMARKS
aQt tanEeroas to forestry in-
ai he the habit 81 chew
ar slippery elm.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12
AT BUCHANAN
GET TOGETHER FOR
SCIENTIFIC METHODS


[s9esiai C-srre4penaeues - Mernsn< J~0nrnsll
RucAnnars u g. March lF-Fhe
faTme rs vt shis veiniay held 4 NatAgA
meeting in H. nfal senool house >t-
ur6ay. March = elected permanent Of
necs ana adeffsi 1Ae rules ana Ns
Ianr ssleers4e5 IS szpen J. u Tins
tA4. az ghe SAINT FL railway Mir G
Nv wasnhart was elected president ard
claude Beckett aeefatarN " l.
Davis. Claude Beckett Otis Mriner. l.
J. RartheL. Eos s Frost and Charles
EeEerf wers named as experiment
sees receivers. All ihase arr actually
filiera az tbe -eB. whe 10 thelF own
farm work. moo rniz5ug Tor their
Uautio tae ~aEiHg ~ the late henya-
m5n Franklin. ~He That hy the pscv
would thrive. masg esiher ride ~
3r4xl"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12

w. u Davis Recently a I'll P9se
Texas. IS 3enihnt ever striking "a fine
walz ~ pura wafer On hA claim four
ntsiss north IN HHra mt q depth ~ I@9
fass Wisa Aengte If water is afuar-
aatgg unlimited Ihe owner viii 81
once Install ndmiN ana other per-
manent improvements
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-18

srms Puerto Rico nseno, cspa'
FIandose gnero especuene denonado ca Is
censo La Copondencs desea pooar pueden products
aOr un de cuenos deoda ua 80
oe cueno Do mas meTto sscrto paertorrquena
Les cusltss deben scr inedites
la cpondenoia una pua de oro vencedor an So
eaoecs para nevar adeante las szlienes bassr
cuento' renitdos ia corrspondaoa
en- ampeonato den dos rassH
fard % e. compeonato dc la Correspondencia"
ILos cuentos deben sus con
dsseaIe aqu0 has uDso nGnS's
0"a'co deoe conocsr de ados modos nombrs da
Cainde ternila el Place del eanps.lata
so eampeonato epezar4 1902
'etnMara e ~ % Novenbre do 1916
centosno deben do 1900 p.bras
Soon mno sutor puede envs campeonaso
&c que no pasen de cuatsa.
Formation dol jursda
oH Do NoSiem6re de Correspondence aov,r4 e. pb
p9,o % reacon jurado cunLes
a yea Dc mis- mt unao apeonato LA Corrasa,a
so puoosr con Is das DO anticipation
pnte cadoador de los E 5isco conr en- cu
sos sutoz d esnos redos La envs
9e nonb dc agrado paa forscj1
a Esta votacon determara que 80 norabr s
ooGs aueSar1a desgnados los auto do
ufado De docs candidate. ia Correspondence desg..
e1o que mayor nmero de hayan qa
49, ]uado caidcadoe del de a o.
% Puerto Rico" urado sdo recbr Is Il
q so conunto Dc cueuos hlysn oncudo
peooasoy - do Ener de 1911 dich vao yedoso
tendA ~ ~
"E primer caentista pusrtsrriaueia"
soEs entenddo estabecs por p,
MOO que autor tunfane ella consdsa1, iesn I'd, 4,
n primer cuentss pueorquedo Siendo aiverar cue e,,
primer campeonato hastA tauso
oo cncso 10 d. "La Correspondeuo
alebatado por oro campe6n.
Corapondncia pabicar4 msdida gus los vsya ssosa ~
odos % cusntos que remitdos capeonat,
!" que ia Csrrespsndencis' 10 possible. esperA
foSndo objssos n, -
este genco lsssTo sudo regional L aso,,
dd natuaezs Dos pugo d pat do eso,
los aue clio condcon como esa
"a vida pueoqusha 10. aso.
tos que ella pueds olecer.
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Senor -:
LEA ESTO QUE LIZ CONVENE.

ST usted desea asegurarse s asegu>
rar sus bienes, 8 sibe usted, ono alg6n
pariente, amigo, relacionado suye
desee hacerlc, antes do tsmar niagu1s
POLKA en- la "GTARDlAN ASSUs
RANCE co. compah9a de Ssgsrsa
contra ineendio, represent. ia an Pusr.
to Rico. por los ~res., NInLAR y Ca.
del GOMERCIO oE SAN JUAN. &
por el sr. I'R. sCHOMBURG, Gen
cualqu;er otra conlpah!a que represan.
ten esos sres. tone intormes antas Ia
hacerlo, en- Yabucoa, apartado do %.
rreos Letrs F, donde, con tods proutis
tud' y con ell mayor gusto Sc ie dAra
usted una information amplisima,
dstalada que con toda segarid, d Is Ia
de RESI- LIAR BENAtIClDSAA 4
SUS INTERESTS.
NC Sc ASEGURE SIN ANTE1
CONSULTAR,VEA QUE LIE CON.
VIENE, tendrS contsstaasio prant1
sin que tenga que rem,sir natsa ps:a
franqueo, nj lie costar4a NADIA los iR-
larnss que sc ie samiaislsea, = Farsl
ccntraris lc REP0RTAEANEIIAI
DAD.
Yabucoa, ?. R. apsrtado do correoa'
Istfa +.
NOTA: Toao peYi5dico de gran or
CUE I'D, Gei Inferior y exterior, ,. qua
saa aisrio, que quiera. publican, esta
aauneio que ser& &:por tempo iliHits.
do. ruede hscer sus propes'ciones al,
apartsdo de correos arr;ha indicado.
Tamb;en Sc llama ia atenci6n, qaa
los intormes cfrecidos Sc suministraran
a quien quiera que los solicite, adn en-
el extranjero.
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Cosas del Mluzndo.
(Por VinicioH
Q09 del campeonato de- La Correspoudencia')

tmentos, .pero somo Sc. los sehala &
tempo que hablaba, cl muchacho,
comprendia perfectanlente. Esto pu-
so de NAL talante al herlero, pues ere
y6 que ell muchacho le habia enga-
hado, fingitndose sordo;y necesitan-
do.la fraeua encendida para hscer
unos tornillos grit6 con tcdas las fuer
zas de sus pulmones iBruto! / Nece-
sito Ia fragua! Ell interpelado no oyo
absolutamente NADIA, y el herrero
fuera de quicio, ,puso el grito en- Ell
cielo. iFuego!le dVo & yer 81 entezdla
9 lie escuchaba, pero nj por esas. En-
mala hora ell del ven torro Sc crela q.
habian gritado a fuego, repitiendo
la voz 4 tempo que pasaba un 'oona-
bero sin la indumentaria que le acre
ditara COMO tall 'Muchacho toca a
iuego que sc quema Ia ciudad' excla
mo en- el calmo de su nerviosidad.
Ell bombero presto obedece Ia or
den y Sc dirige presuroso a Gel Par
que' cGge el cordon;y y empicza Ia
campana a aturnirnos con su desagra
dable { ilsoportable sonido. El 'des
garbado Parque parec(a que Sc mo-
via sobre sus cimientos antlcipan-
dose a derrumbarse q la piqueta de-
moledora que ha POGO le ha de des
truir.
De ahi pues ell alboroto que Sc ar
mo, y ell deserden y panico quesse es-
tablecio entire sus habitantes. Al lra
cundo herrero le aplastaren con una
multa y al del ventorro le reslstra-
ron la tienda, donde los guardias en-
contraron muchas cosas que estaba
prohibido yender, y algunoss de
los efectos cast por no decir del todo
podridos, pero el del yentorro no Sc
conform6 con esto, y despachd de su
casa q un hombre que le habla hecho
tanto dafo.
Y al relatar esto, lector amigo no
puedO menOs que exclamar:
iCosas del mundo!
Porque 81 ell herrero no hubiera da
do Ia vos de fuego,si el pueblo no Sc
hubiera amotinado el del ventorro
hubiera seguido vendiendo las mer-
cancias daffadas con grave perjuicio
de los habitantes de la ciudad.
Arecibo 1910.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-18
Una soIpTesa muy grande.

Causara sorpresa el hecho de que
Ia 'mayoria de las personasque Sc que
jan del est6mago principalmente,
realmente no tienen enfermedad min
guna en- ese 6rgano. Los sistemas son
debidos por el contrario q enferme
dad del higado causada por dep6-
sitos de piedras en- dicho organo Ese
dolor sordo que Sc extiende desde la
boca del est6mago hacia el lado dere
cho, comunmente cerca de Ia deci
ma costilla y que Sc CORE hasta la
paleta del hombro derecho, es pro
ducida por depositos de piedras en-
el higado.
Con alguns dosis de Anticalculi
ma Ebrey desaparecen. esos dolores
y 81 sigue tomandO esta medicina
despues por algu1 tempo Ia enfer
medsd sera curada completamente
Pida I'd. el tratatdo sobre el Nal de
Ia piedra q Ebrey Chemical Works,
46 Murray st. :; New York. ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-18
Ell aristocratico casino pre-
para ~cinco graudes bales
Los elegantes salenes del CAST
no espahol celebrsri Ia ape.
teosis de ID Purfsina con IN
bale.
Ell bar de abogados ha nom
brado sus representatives
para la proxima reunion en-
Santa Catalina.
De nusstro corrssponsal

Nov. 16.- Fueron designados
por el bar de abogados, de esta ciu
dad para que Misrepresentation en- Ia
reunion de abogados que Sc celebra
raeu San Juan, citados por Ell alto,
ney general, los abogados siguientes:
Lcdo. Tou Soto, Sepulveda, Y Yor
dan D4vila. Estos Lcdos. en- union
del Hon. juez de Ia corte de distri
to, Mr.. Foote, fiscal Palacios Ro
driguez, y juez municipal Lcdo. Lo
PEI Acosta, saieron en- automovil de
Ia Inca de Mr.. Gates, para San Juan
IN Ia mafana de-hoy y regresaran a
esta ciudad proximamente.
El quito y aristocratico castro de
Pence, prepare lujosamente cinco
explendidos bales, para los dias del
mes de diciembre proximo en- las for
ma siguiente:
Para el sabado diez de diciembre,
un bale de etiqueta; Para el domin
60 rs, del mismo mes otro bale de
etiqueta; el lunes 26, un explendido
bale de ninos por Ia tarie y otro per
Ia noche para las personals ma
yores y el sabado 81 un ex-
plendido 'baile de confianza para des
pedir el a6o viejo, y recibr el a1o nue.
vo. Quedaran lucidisimos los refer
dos festivales sociales a juzgar por ell
entusiasmo que reina entire Ia juven
tud de esta ciudad.
ELcentro espahol prepare para el
dia aesla Puisima Conception ell S
del pr6ximo diciembre, un explendi
do festival social de bianco y negro,
6 blanco y azul.
Ha sido asistido en- la sala de 5000
rros Manuel Morell, de una heriaa
contusa de s centimetros de iongi
tud, en- Ia region parietai derccha, G.
lie fue producida por una piedra, que
lie tir6 Ell Sr. Amador del Vale, segun
confession del lesionado.
Sc encuentran en- esta ciudad los
Sres. Lorenzo Mascara, Jose L. Soto.
jefe de poiicia E inspector de alimen
tos de este distrito respectvamente,
que han venido como testigos IN
juicio ante Ia corte de Distito.