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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-04-21
s. A. L. RAILWAY


Formulas and Recipes
How 10 make labor.sasing washing
compound
How 10 make fence post everlasting
How TO preserve eggs 80 they will keep
for two years
How TO make artificial honey
How to make cider without apples
How 10 make artificial guano
How to make hens lay the whole year
How to make and apply gold plating
20 jewelry
How TO cure reumatism
How to prevent and cure piles
How 70 make good cough mixture
How to make a cure for pimpIes.
frcckes, and sunburn
Prices q recipes IS cents each. ANY
six for si.oo The whole lot for $50
STAR ToMrLA co.
Durham. Nc.
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Subscription Rates
DURHAM. N. c.. April 81. 1910
WHAT is THE REMEDY?

The above would indicate two
things--that there is a recogniz.
ed evil and a consequent need
Of d remedy Tor that evil.
In tie first place there are few
people but will admit that there
is an evil in the manner and
plans Of the average loan office.
In many instances that have
been brought to light in Durham
and other places it is very evil
dent that tie Jaw is being daily
violated and people that in some
instances cannot help themselves
are being charged very excessive
rates of interest. True in many
cases the needs of such people
are imaginary, but also it must
be said that real needs prompt
a number of people to seek these
loan Offices and sign papers that
they would not even consider in
other circumstances, There are
on every hand men t..at will
freely say they sh-uld be pro-
hibited, and in every instance
where we have seen it mentioned
in the newspapers they have
soundIy condemned the practice
of these loan sharks.
Iaere should be a remedy for
such things and a suggestion If
not the remedy might lead others
to think and offer what they have
ana bring the matter to the at
tention of the proper parties
The only remedy we believe that
would finally effect the good to
be craysd lies in awakening OF
the people to their duties &c
those less fortunate than them.
selves. Inc fellows that arr
uown an have TO or do patronlzs
these loan Offices are not in posi-
ton to give battle and win out
The men that believe in right fol-
the sake yne right. must come e
the front and use their influences
10 see that such things do not ex
isl. Are there not enough mer
to stand up and cry against thi'
evil 10 cause the courts az d ju
ries to see that justice is done
VT n the case comes to court OF
help tnose. that cannot bring
their case into court.
We are not in least condemn
ing a legitimate loan Office OF
lawyer tina. secures a loan in !
legitimate way. but the class te
whom we refer are the men that
lena d nan S1.O0 and change 50C
per week Or month for the use
that dollar.
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d When Salem was settled the Massa-
chusetts Bay company furnished
clothes FOR all the men who immigrat-
ed and settled In that town Every
man had four pairs Of shoes, four
pairs Of stockings, pair Of Norwich
garters. four shirts. two suits Of doub-
let's, pair OF hose Of leather lined
with oilskin, wooden suit lihed with
leather, four bands. two handker-
chiefs. a green cotton waistcoat. a
leather belt. wooden cap, black hat.
two red knit caps, two pairs Of gloves,
cloak lined with cotton and an extra
pair of breaches.
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Administrators Notice.

Having this day qualified as admins
traitor Of the estate Of the late W. 4.
Crutch6eld, deceased. this 10 10 notify ali
persons indebted 81 SAID estate 10 come
forward anil make immediate payment
and all persons holding claims against
ssid estate arc hereby notified 10 present
them 20 the undersigned for payment on
OF before April ., 1911. or this notice
will he plead Ia bar u their recovery.
BARBEE A. cRUTCHFfELD.
Admr. Of Mr.. w. j crutciifeId.
This>ApriI znd 1910.
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BY depositing your ticket with
special agent at Mobile and pay
ing a fee Of SO cents you can have
final limit extended until MAY
r4th, 1910 from Durham N. 6.
For further information rs 10
rates, schedules, Pullman &C.
coinmodations etc. ask your
nearest Agent or address the I'm.
dersigncd.
r. w. WOODWARD.
u. I. A. Durham N. G.
K. n. DeButts,
Travelling Passenger Agent.
ais Fayeyettcvilie st.,
Raleigh, N. G.
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among friends and relatives.

ME. - n. Lynn mas LOST ABOUT
all of his ice. He built him q
Ice house last winter and put up
several hundred pounds.
will tell about 2. P. Terrell
getting an April fool last week,
but we can not worry him much
about his April fool. *
There was a large crowd of
young boys and girls at Mr.. w.
G. Marshall's second Sunday af-
ternoon.
Miss Lenna Martin is staying
at ]. w. Egerton's near East
Durham where the doctor can
attend her and not have to 90 so
far. She has been in bad health
several months.
E. L. Terrell. the young bache-
lor, ~~ul QUO nSning oi.e evening
last week and caught tie sum
OF one little fellow. Guess he
divided that pne with his little
black kitten.
Mr.. Nat Robertson has been
very sick with measles. Hope
he viii soon be well again as it
is a busy time with US just now
planting our crops.
Kelvin Grove Union No. 1017
meets on the second and fourth
Saturday night. Hope all MEM
bers will come out to every meet
ing, / am sure it will help you.
Miss Bessie Oakley after
spending several weeks with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.
Oakley, returned back home re-
Gently near Lyons.
Mr.. N. c. Martin, formerly of
this community, closed his school
at Carpenters Station recently
and returned home where he
will tend a tobacco crop as US
ual huess.
Mrs. ]. E. Burgess spent last
Sunday with her brother Lonnie
Ashley, who has been very i'll
for several months with tubercu-
losis. They think probably he
will pull through the summer.
Guess those smafties who said
it would not rain any this year
some time ago will not skin their
ignorances any more until an
other dry spell.
Mrs. j. Cooley seems not to
improve very much and scarcely
any.
Leesvilie ball team was defeat
ed in a base ball game last Fri
day. Score was 2 to II in favor
Of Kelvin Grove.
Rogers Council Junior Order
damage in this community.
MIR. and Mrs. Jim Minis have
returned to their home near
Hillsboro. after spending sew
eral days on Buffalo.
You needn't expect interesting
news from Buffalo this Nweek as
the writer is kept quite busy at
tending the bedside of her
mother who is very feeble, and
Jim is also confined TO his room
with mumps. Some one asked
me if | didn't get tired waiting
on the sick, no indeed it Is a.
pleasure. | try to make the
sick chamber the brightest room
in the house. Keep them fresh
water, take them flowers. read
to the sick, prepare them some
thing good to eat. tell them all
the good news and let the bad
slide. Do this and there will be
sunshine in the home.
A large number of the Buffalo
people attended the entertain
ment at Rougemont last week
land complimented IL highly.
Best wishes TO our kind editor
and all the correspondents.
Al II n
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THE amusement-loving people
of the city have had all sorts 81
opportunity to crafty their de-
sire TO see shows this week.
Four have been opened afternoon
and night during the entire week.
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The attention Of all that hope
to vote In the election this fall Ii
called to the fact that poll tax
should be paid on Or before the
first day of Nay.
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POLITICIANS are getting busy
and the result Of their efforts
will be seen before long. The
dear people " III know how the
politicians think Of them. and
can have an opportunity to re-
ciprocate.
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Read the change Of ad in this
issue Of c. L. King Il Sons.
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NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILWAY
No. IS. " daily TOO am
No. as, " daily. except Sunday, $50 pm
No. 81. ar = I" Ills am
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DURHAM x SOUTHERN RAILWAY
No. S " daily except Sunday $40 am
No. Al " $40 pm
No. 3s ar I" 1000 M
No. Jar - = 200 pm
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Between Greensboro and Goldsboro
Westbound Daily Estbound
No. Ill 3:l9 a. m. No il2 $50 a. N.
No. q $50 a. m. No. la 1877 a. m.
No. 10 Sos p. m. No. p SIS p. m.
o. & c. Division
No. 2s2. mixed, " Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at $50 a. m.
No. il6. passenger, " daily at go am
No. 274. mixed. " daily ex. Sun. AS pm
No. 275, mixed. ar daily ex Mon. 600 am
No. lis, daily passenger. ar $40 pm
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No. IS. ar daily DIS pm
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Arrival and Departure Of Trains
Corrected August Is, 1909
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Between Greensboro ana GoIdsboro
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que respecta i estos dos ramos, va el
@ ficial de Sanidad, en- 81 !nforme,
relata todo 10 que Sc ha hecho, y su-
yos son estos parrafos:
:.Mi empeno en- mejorar la situa-
ci6n sanitar!a de Ia poblaci6n, ,es hoy,
relative & Ia escasez de recursos con
que el municip:o cuenta, cn exito.
A las carnicerias, que estaban en- bas
tantes malas condolences, sc les han
exigido reparaclones, plnturs y linn
pieza para one esten en- regular esta-
do. Lastima g-ande causa, que ei mo
nicipio no tengs carn,certa mode:na.
"A las panaderias sc les exige e're
glamento sanitario. DuraIse el ano
han sido clausuradas algunas tempo
ralmente, por hal!arse en- NAL estado
y vueltas q abrr despues de eoloca-
das en- condolences h,g.enicas. Fabr'-
cas- de tabacos han sido clausuTadas
algunas, a otras Sc les ha exIgldo pm
.tura, tanto al interior como al exte-
rior. A los tabaqueros, carniceros, pa
naderos 4 otros empieados en- in
dustrias y comercio de articulos all
menticios, Sc les exige q cada uno Ell
certif;cado de salud, previo ei recono
clmiento personal correspondence.
He tenidc que ocuparme de al gunos
casos de intermediates transmislbles
y contagiosas, como varloloides, W
Continue On 10 pagina Ga
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FiGppi; un par chinelss de seda, Pc
pc Roses; una p!!eta aqua bendita,
superiora de Parvulos; un juego azu-
carera do plata, Jose Cereto; otro
idem obsequio del Dr.. de! Vale; TN
par anillos de plata Julio Font;juego
de te de la China, Benito Gonzalez y
Sra. i; de chocolate, Gabriel Oller; una
licorera y un par escupidores, Jose
Saliva y Sra; otra licorera Gabrielito
Oller; un par pa1os calsdos, Justina
Morillo; un par cog;nes, Maria de los
Angeles Noya; par cuadros, sehora
Sterling; palillero de plata, Teresita
Roses; vagilla, famiI!a Tsrazona,
loyero de plata Joaquin 1bero
Sra; juego cucharillas de plata. je-
fe del Express; TN guarda pafuelos
Guillermina Tarazons; abanico blan-
co Sr. Betty; abanico de boda. CO.
na Francisco P. de Roses; abanico
nacar, Ramon Morillc; bombonera
de plata, Santos Alonzo y Sra; ja-
IRON de plata, Concha P. de Baler;
frutera de plata, Pedro Bouret Hustle
I'm traje de seda con precisos ador-
nos, Jose Gonzalez.
En- San Juan. El Lcdo. Lorenzo
Casalduc, y su distinguida esposa la
sehora Carmen Fernandez de Casal-
due, estan en- San Juan y pasaran
aqui algunos dias, para regresar des
pues q su residencia en- Arecibo.
Bienvenidos y que tengan las mas
gratas impresiones en- San Juan.
Notas de duelo. En- Fajardo &c
ensombrecen hoga-es ha POGO tran
quilos. Eel Sr. Jose Bird de conocida
fsmHia de aqt1ella localidad y pa
riente muy cercaf,o de Ia fam;lia Ca.
muhas- Bird fallecido el sabado y
aver rindi6 tambien su jornada de
Ia vida la respectable DANA senora
Carlota Cells Alquier. Ambos IA
llecimientos han causado penoss
impression alli y en- San Juan, en-
donde eran muy conocidos los dos
seres que .cumplen su mission en- la
terra para IL a la eterna mansion
de 10 Alto.
En- el seno de Dios tengan paz las
almas de los que fueron, y nuestro
mas sentido pesame a sus deudos.
Tamblen hacemos extensive nues-
ira mas sentida condolencia los
famlliares del que fue nuestro d;st;n-
guido compatrlota el Sr. Alfonzo
Aguero, alcalde de Cayey, que falle-
clo ALI el sabado y de cuyo triste su-
ceso dio oportunamente noticia ola
Correspondence.
.Cor7nrr
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DE eG0cj@d!ad.
a8 ~ 1zks~
Fiesta en- "Jdion,e olto". 81 saba

Fiesta en- "Jdjonse olso". 81 saba
do proximo pasado el sr. Arturo
Diaz y su distinguida esposa, veci-
nos de Cayey, ofrecieron un almuer-
20 en- su finca de "Jajome alto" & la
.distinguida senorita Margery Cotton
y su hermano el gobernador Sr. G..
Cotton.
Fueron tambi9n concurrentes al
agradable passdfa las bellas senori@>
tas Diaz y los senores Francisco
Fernandez, Pedro Quintana y Ro-
driguez Rivera, vecinos del proplo
Cayey.
De la casa en- que reside el gober-
nador fueron, & caballo, a Ia finca
del Sr. Disz, en- donde pasaron cas-!
todo el dfa regresando q "Jajome
alto" por distinta ruta.
Regres6. Despues de pasar algunos
dias en- Ia quinta de Ia distinguida ia
milia Valle- Zeno, ha regresado q Ia
ciudad, aver, Ia bella rubita Maria
Asecio. Bienvenida y que no Sc au-
Bente.
Tambien estuvo algunas horas en-
Ia ciudad Ia graciosa damita Minina
del Vale que regreso por Ia tarde a
Bu residencia en- las cercanias de Ca
rolina. Que Sc repitan sus gratas vi
sitas.
Los regolos de una boda. Rita Ber-
ga la hoy senora del Sr. Saliva, tuvo
los siguientes regalos para su simpa-
tics boda, de que dimos cuenta aver
Un par figuras de biscuit-Fran-
cisco Armengol y Sra; columna de
lerraeota-Gaspar Berga; figura de
terracota-F Francisco Berga; colum-
ma dorado, Adolfo del Pine; otra
columna dorado, Teresa Berga; un
par figuras de biscuit, Isabelita Oller
una figura, Teresa Nicolau; un flore-
70 de plata, Hodges y Sra; un par
cuadros de sala, Catalina Coll { hiia;
otro par de cuadros y bandeja de
plata, Jose Roses; album-de retratos,
Ramon Granela y Sra; figura bronco
y terracota, los dependencies de Ia
Bayamonesa; par figuras de biscuit,
familia Garcia Saserna; juego de to
cador de plata, Pablo Santana; joye-
ro de plata, Militia, Elisha y Rosa
rio Daubon; panuelo calado, Maria
C. Daubon; cogfn pintado, Emilia S.
de Daubon; polveta de plata, doha
Monserrate Orach; violetero Gle pla-
ia, Pollion y Sra; espejo dorado, Jai-
me Roses; frasco de esencia, Emilia
Boil; centro de mesa. Richard y Sc
nora; canasta de plata, DR.. Chaca y
Sra; lampara automatica, familia
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Cayey iquida su presu
puesto de 19O9-191O con
''un sobrante de S2.2o2,47
cubiertas todas las aten-
clones.
Escasez de fondos para las aten
clones del hospital de "San.
ia Lucia.
La matricula y asistencia a
las escuelas publicas presen
ia recomendables datos Y
es felicitado el inspector Sr.
Negron Collazo.

Ell hnado alclde de Oavev Sr 4
s. Aguero presenta ell informe pres
critic en- Ia secci6n 10 de la ley mum
cipal V en- otras cosas dice 10 ST.
guiente:
Preaupnesto-Este documento fue
tornado en- la tpoca que deter
NINA la ley, pero deSpues por virtud
de un error en- la secclon de Ingresos
consignando indebidamente una can
tidad, fue necesario modlhcarlo, Y |
rebalar su montante a la Suma legal /
de 1917 dollars 3S centavos. Por !
consecuencia de esta rebala, huto
necesidad de reducir los cgedit0s 3
casi todas las partldas, incluso los
sueldos de los empleados Y supnm.y :
alguna que otra.
En- este presupuesto, teniendO co
mo tenfa que cubrirse una deuda de |
5.3l6S9 centavos por el primer p la |
20 del antlcipo insular para la, ohras
de acuedurto. V obras eJecutadas en-
el matadero publlco. no era possible
conslgnar nlnguna cantIdad para Il
arreglO de GALES. tan necesario d ests
poblaclOn, pues solamente en- esas
dos partldas sc lnvertia una tercera
parte de los ingresos dlsponibles re
fondos ordinarlos; V demaslado cas-
tigado quedaba va el presupues;o
con Ia rebala de los sueldos los en-
pleados V otras atenciones importan
ties del municip pio. las cuales, va en- el
mes de Diciembre Sc encontraban a.
gotadas, Y fuf necesario acudir q Ia
Legislature en- demanda de autoriza-
ci6n para tomar 5Sl dollars %
centavos de la existencia sDbran,e
en- GAIA de presupuestos cerrados pa
"a aumentar los creditos de las men
cionadas partidas.
La liquidacion final de este pre-
supuesto dio este resultado:
Ingresos recsudados. SIS. 100 IS
Existencis metalica en- GAIA de pre
supuestos oerrados, 1853. Ol-s2l.
5SS.U.
Egresos: pagado por atencionez
9.496.3O.
Exlstencis sObrante s. .2a2 f..
Todas las obligaciones del munich
pio han quedado absolutamente sa-
tisfechss al oerrarse Ell ejerciclo.
Las sisuientes partidas del lng:e-
so han dada TN prOducto mayor del
presupuesto ssber:
Contribution sobre Ia propieiad
S55460. Impuesto sobre carnes:
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259.53; producto de plumas {;

259.53; producto de plumas G.
1854; corral de animaies. ..
patentes municipales, 27.4O; iicen-
cias, perm!sos y certi6ciaciones, S5.
60; multas, 2,75; por re:ntegro de pa
gos indebidos, 1880; inresos ex-
traordinarios, 59.35.
Como pendiente de pago a favor
del municipio resulta la cantidad de
SO dollars por reintegro de manuten-
cion de presos y bagales, e intereses
de fundos munic!paies depositados
en- el banco Territorial y Ag-icola.
Los demas detalles de la l:quida-
ci6n a que nos referimos, asf en- ell in
greso como en- el egreso. pueden
verse al final de esta memoria, pues
q ella Sc acompana una copla de la
citada liquldaci6n
Obros y serric,os. Sc han reparado
en- 10 possible los caminos correspon-
dientes al t6rmino municipal, y en-
"a pobiacidn Sc han llevado a efecto
obras de limpieza, mejorandose en-
parte el alumbrado publico con la
installation en- la plaza de 5 focos
de gasolina. con cargo a la misma
partida del presupuesto; y hublerase
camblado TODD el antigua alumbrado
por aquel Ii otro de mejor sistema, 81
81 la clrcunstancias pecuniarias del
municipio % hubieran permitido,
pues Ia lmportancia de la poblacl6n
requiere en- adelanto.
Sonldad 9 6enGlcencia.- = Por 10
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SUS MANoS REvElAN SUS SECREToS.
sUs OJOs PUEDEN REvELAR Ell PASADO.
EL EUTURO PUEDE PREDEClRSE.
UNA NUEvA ciENcA QUE HA EsTREMEclD0 4 LA s0cIEDAD
TN DEscuBRDoR DICE COMO Es QUE oBRA k1LAoRos
MoDERNos DUB sORPRENDEN ENAGENAN
i LOS HOMBRES DE CENClA.
UNA NUEvA ciENclA QUE HA EsTREMEclDO ALA

dinero, como 90 que pueae adauirirse una
irresistible psrsonalidad. como puede sa-
befse & quien hAIagar dc quien hu.T.
como puede infuenciar / los demas, ven
der efectos, haeer s Ia gente generosa
COD sa dinsro, conseguir una buena ee.o-
cacion con un buen sueldo sin ditealtad,
conseguir aumento de sueldo y centena-
res de- cosas de gran importancia para
todo hombre 3 uaajer de aspiraciones.
Estoy regalando una edici6n de- mi
nuevo Nbro al pdblieo, completanente
gratis. No soy vauaglorioso pero se que
este libro expfcI una ley secreta que es
dc inestimable valor para squellos one
desean toner exito en- Ia vida. Hombres
de promnenciA me han escrito que cate
ibro contiene informes que ellos han es.
tado buscando toda la vida.
Hay ymiilares dc personas luchsndo DOT
10 vida que pudieran gozsr de todas sus
comodidades y pudieran gratIfcar sus de-
secs y sspiraciones 81 tan solo poseyeran
los informes que contiene este hbro. Y
asf he decidido regular todos los ejempla-
res de que puedo disponsr.
Siv, desea saber el verdadero secreto
do dominar & los demzs, 81 quiere v. dis
frutar do perfects salud, 81 ambieiena
v. riquezss 8 induencia social, q desea
" ser el primero entire los que le rodesn,
escrfbame p,diendome un ejemplar dc mi
libro Embellishments. Le serG & Y. do
gran vslor. 81 quiere V. estas SECURE de
consegu:r 81 libro escribs hoy. Dirfjase
al DISCRIMINATORY A, Chirological Col
o~n ~ ~ Cojforrte yoe~,sro fion poipt E.nhn
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. MUESTRA GRATIS. -Por
los seilos de correo necesa-
TO. para cuprir e. cosio de
porte, ,s0dremos sumo gus
10 en- euyIarle mue.;rs de
clslquiera de los sIgCientes
! prod uetOs:
CTems Desaparecedors
, "GE.S HA". Exirsc,o de
Flor de LOtrs, Po!vo ds
D..ntes INDIA PEARL.
Po!vo. de Tsico SANS
DERMAL." Aqua de Toes
dor >ANDALWoQD" "
Dir1IIrse q jo.E ViiIeFss,
san Francisco g san Juan,
r r.
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.lnfoimes aOua(es.
rs munieipios de Dorado = Ca
yey cumplen con Ia secclon
70 de la Ley Municipal.

Hemos recibido los informes anua
les respecto de la liquidaci6n de sus
presupuestos en- l909-l9l0, de los
de Dorado y de Cayey.
Sc publicaran oportunamente y es-
timamos la cortesia del envio.
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A Los coxEscIASTEs.-Es-
tsmos snuncisndo en- los
periodieos importsntes de
Puerto Rico para aumeItsr
Iss ventas de les artfculos
de Vsntine.
Comp!azca q sus elientes:
tsngs es;os srticulne en- exis
ieneis. con superiores en- IN
dos .espectos- Sceotros
agreesremoe eutonces su
pombre en- estoe snuDciOs.
Para precios y deDzs poT-
nneDores. dirIgir-e 4: lOse
vtIless.. Apsrtado sO3. San
Juan. P r.
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Fonda y possda. Habitaciones fres.
cas y ventiladas, Sc admiten abona-
dos. servicio esmerado, baho de ducha
Ysbucoa, Calle Cristobal Colon
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-09

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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-05-14

Pie Peaches 8 cans for 25s at o. P.
Skaggs' Grocery. 70 dc
i. Lost--Cameo brooch. Finder please
leave same at j. A. Dinkler's Drug
Store.
25 lbs. bes. Jap Rice sl.OO o. P.
SkaRgs' Grocery. 79-d6
W w Terry spent the day in
Chickasha.
25 lbs. best Jap Rice sl.oO o. P.
Skaggs' Grocery. 79.d6
Miss Mena Schnegelsiepen went to
Gracemont Saturday to visit home
folks.
Lemons l5e per dozen at Y. P.
Skaggs' Grocery. 79-d6t
Miss Blanch Daniels of Chickasha
is visiting friends here over Sunday.
Lemons 15e per dozen at o. P.
Skaggs' Grocery. 79-d6t
For Sale-Good milk COW. See j.
F Brown. DIT
FOR SALE-The Bradford boat
wi; be sold for fourth real value.
j C. Bcaitlri 60.dt
Goto the Big Racket Store and buy
IL for less. 75.6d
Hunters Cream flour, always the
best, sold only by o. P. Skaggs. 1876
See the Big Bargains az the Big
Big Racket Store. 75-6d
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-05-14
DR.. Kings New Life Pill
The best In the world.
COsS FOR SALE

$3.50 per load. Phone ]. E. FL
ington, phone l76. 76.3td
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-05-14
DOUBLE BOILER IS NEEDE
Only Sure Way by Which One May {
Certain &c Heat the MIX
Correctly.

The one sure way to count on hes
Ing milk correctly is to cook itNsa
double boiler. 1t takes longer, bu
possibility of scorching is elimIn n
These boilers are now SO cheap
to be within reach Of most hous
keepers; but II cost must be cons
ered' small sauce pan inside a lar.
one answers every purpose.
AS almost every one knows ho'
quickly milk burns when heating, Il 4
well to know what to do when sue
calamity overtakes one and there 4
no time or no milk to begin owe
again. .f4f-sH sfsf
Remove the pan quickly from tn
stove and stand II in a bowl Of col
water. Add q pinch OF salt end ST
well. While this may aot entirely d.
stroy the scorchsd taste Il lessons l
% that It can scarcely be detected.