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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-27
Il FATALLY WOUNDED.
Private stamm, of the Fonrfh Cav
airy, Accidentally shot ut
Tnrget Practice.

Special Dispatch to the ost-Intelligencer.
WAIfA WALLA. April 8.-Private
John N Stamm. belonging 10 III troop OF
shs Fourth cavalry. was accidentally shot
at the garrison today. and is now In
precarious condition.
Troop IL was out for target practice
when the accident occurred. In practice
the men ride past target on horseback
When opposite X they take aim and fire.
Sergeant Names rode past the target. but
his pistol snapped. He rode back TO where
the cartridges were being supplied to re-
load. Arriving there he was explaining
10 Private stamm the reason that the car
trldges failed 20 explode. In doing this
he pulled the trigger and his revolver went
of. the bullet striking Stamm In the groin.
The wounded man fell 10 the ground
with q groan. He was quickly taken to
the fort hospital. DIR. Phillips. the garri-
son physician. with the assistance Of DR..
]. r. Bingham, OF this city. attended the
wounded man. Late this afternoon the
physicians found that the bullet had en-
tered the center OF the abdomen and
passed entirely through the body. coming
out In the small of the back. perforating
the intestines. II IL not possible that the
wounded man viii i've
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STILL AFTER BAL.wIN.
Miss Ashley Il Elected From a San
EFnuef.ea Hotel

SAN FRANCISCO. April es.-Miss Ia
Ian Ashley. the unfortunate young
woman who made herself notorious by &C.
casIon3nE the shooting at L. J. Baldwin
81 the superior court some months ago
turing the progress 81 a trial wherein
she claimed thar 10 was the father ~ her
babe. occasioned another sensation last
night
She and her sister. Emma. who haA
been quartered a. TIRE Baldwin for Sow
eral days under the pleasing delusf0n that
their soiourn As Mrs and Mss Law
would prove "a coup d'etat thar volfa
rake Mr.. Baldwin adopt the infant ana
support its aunt and mother. were
hustled cut - BE hotel without ceremony.
HvStertcsl and weeping. the heroine %
the late revolver episode hurrieily lsYt
the hntel IN carriage. stating that she
was 81 ard needed rest in sosae hospital
announcing that Der sister would rerusiF,
far tirue wits friends As they had ra
money % settle ere blli Tor the elegant
suite = rooms they had occupied f~of
kowalsky chivs lro'lsly advised Manager
Stone 90 allow them - depart
"1a tHis strange ans badly planned hzt-
t'e' said Col. hovalsay last ulxht. "theza
uatoftuuatey advised young women had
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A HOME THRUST.
The First Conviction Under Mr.
Teats' Purging Process.

TACOMA. April B.-John Stelnat and
NJ, Christian were today fined s25 each for
conducting a disorderly resort. This is the
first conviction resulting from the purging
process inaagarated b. Civil Service Com
missioner Teats AT the conclusion OF his
celebrated Summing tour.
During the examination Sfeinat was
asked IL he did not know the character
of thu women frequenting his place Turn
Ing TO Officer Coneannon. whose trial by
the civil service commission Is OF recent
memory. Steinat asked: II want to ask
Mr. Concannon IL he knows the character
OF the people who stop at his house?''
This question has since remained unan-
swered. IL IL known that the Leland ho-
tel IL conducted BY n member OF Mr.. Com
eannof's family. and he IL generally cred
tied with having an interest IN the BUSH
ness.
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Tacoma Su<sA1 o. Tie fcs1-ihS<ais5Acefs
Ia Pacific Aysnus.
TACOMA. AprA 1<--Whax 10 Tacoma
real assals actually WORTH This Is tns
interesting Question raised b. John &.
etAiscap, ex-judxs Of TIE county OF
Fisres and . resident Of Tacoma of seven
yaAxG standing, IN . suit against Pierce
county nlsd today.
judge stAl.euE nAS on several occasions
sas4lled the methods employees ~ the
county assessors liz fixing tae values OF
real estate In Tacoma he has declared
that tns assessed valuation returned "
the assssSor1 II past years has osen
greatly In excess el the true valuation OF
property in the city. Today Judge Stall
cup In the owner OF q large amount
90 city property. Including some addition
Ists which. during the boom. sold Al high
prices to psopss who hoped 70 grow rich
OF Of the Increase Ia the value Of the
property.
Judge stsIlcap has again attacked the
validity OF past tax assessments In suit
brought by him today against Pierce
county 10 compel the acceptance OF the
sum Of so In fun payment Of Tire taxes
for the years ISL to isAs inclusive. This
Is less than one-haf the amount of the
taxes due against the property in qnss-
ton.
In hts complaint. Judge stallcup alleges
SCISSORS have fragcuIently placed vaia-
stion on property IN Tacoma far Tn excess
Of the true value. that this was done 20
raise the assessed valuation Of the city
and county 20 such a figure would
iegaIizs a large amount OF outstanding
city and county warrants.
Another startling allegation Is made by
Judge stallcup In hts latest suit lie de-
ciares that tha assessors have purp0seiy
nnGervaiued property worth 81 .19.so. and
IN order 10 make up for such undervaiua-
tion have oyer-asssHsed property such as
Is described ia his complaint. as well as
much other OF like character.
IN conclusion. Judge Stallcup offers 20
prove that property such az his IL really
worth about ons-half to one-fourth the
amount at which IL was assessed. and al
feges that he has rendered the sum OF $3.50
70 the county treasurer in payment Of the
delinquent taxes. which tender has been
refused.
Judge staileup's property lies in Or
ehnrds' and the Del Norte additions,
which are regarded as attractive residence
property.
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. strange notion that there was some
sort Of Law By which they could compel
Mr.. Baldwin to support the child. but I
informed them that there Wa no such
law. and that q man could not adopt .
child. even IL he wished to do %, without
the consent Of his wifA They were
greatly disconnected wheA they found that
the hotel WAS not under Mr.. Baldwin's
control. and when finally ana firmly or
dered to 60. they wept and wrung their
banda"
Miss Lillian made many futile attempts
to communicate with e. j. Baldwin yes
terday. but Rome Of her letters we're OPEN
ed. and few reached him at all.
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Two Indian Boys Confess the Horri-
BILE Details.

BISMARCK, -, D.. April 9s.-Two In
dE8n boys. Paul He5ytrsck and Philip Ire
land. have confessed 70 tao Authorities
that they were a. tho Spicer place on the
day Of the murder. and found the mem
bers % TIRE family u8xdersa. and that
two Indians. Black Hawk and Coddose.
we're there This confession. Supplement-
ing ore made by Co5dots few days ego,
goes Tar toward 1anraweltrxg the mystery
OF ne murder, and fmpheatss dsfInlteig
lack h&Ek ana @ocoote. and gives the
authorities evidence which will be OF
great value q thslr trial. The boys
stated That TIE rurier was piaunes1 some
weeks before II was committed. ana that
Back Hawk WAS the leader: az. they
gave eli the horrible de1sasS Pubic
ssnSinaszf fs At fewer heat and u 10 more
nl.ah PropaSie TIA, al four implicated
WI ce .y1<slSa
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ONE DOLLAR DAMAGES.
Jury Fixe. That Amount I'm the Daw
sou-Pix Case.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-lntelligencer.
OLYMPIA. April GA case In the SUI
rerior court which has been a source or
considerable interest was finished yes
terday by the jury bringing in a verdict
OF 81 damages for the plaintiff. The case
was libel suit brought by W. III. Downs.
OF Tumwater. against William Pix, the
Tumwater capitalist. Pix had said Downs
set DIRE to his hall in Tumwater to collect
the insurance thereon The fire destroyed
one OF pix's houses. Downs had sued COR
Is. 900 damages, but the jury. after DELHI
Grating fourteen hours. returned the fol-
lowing verdict. 1--WE. the jury, ind for
plaintiff, and fix his damages at 81
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Now the Bristol. Of Victoria WITH
New Capfstn and Cetsrs.
SPECIAL Dispatch - che Post. fateii3 enncar
PORT TOWNSEND. Apsil ss-Ths ola

Fine pure tea is nerve
food. The other kind IS
ncrve-killing to a slight ex-
tent, to a great extent, or TO
4 very great cXtent-it de-
ponds upon the tea Some
tea Is almost 50 badly coll
ored as TO be poisonous.
Not Sf|taAiss's Besk
4 scssssk s ce-~sss.
Sac StssSss@ As
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MR. sTEvENsoN's MOVEMENTS.


BLoOMINGTON. H.. April as.-Adlai e.
Stevenson will leave this city today for
Nashville. where he will attend the formal
opening Of the Tennessee exposition. He
viii be accompanied by his son Lewis. The
former yice-presi6ent Will remain at Nash
vile only day or two, and thence will go
TO New York 10 meet Senator Wolcott and
Cen Payne. his associat ties on the interna-
uonal bi-metaliic commission. He thinks
they viii sail for Europe about May 10. Mr..
Stevenson will be accompanied by his
daughter. Miss Letitia, who viii remain
abroad until her fathers return. She wiz
first visit the family Of her fathers cousin.
James s. Ewing. United States minister
at Brussels and with her father will make
a visit in London. their visit being timed
TO the celebration of the queens jubilee.
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Observation-Disclosures Excursion.

TACOMA. April 20. In Saturdays Post
lnteii'geneet Il was stated that the first
nd-N hiic0mo excursion party for
the season OF 1897 would reach the Coast
early IN June. This WAS made on the au-
thority OF Manager Waterman. OF the Ia
coma hotel Mr.. Waterman WAS scarcely
prepared today FOR the arrival ol a party
OF fourteen tourists routed by the Raw
mond-W hitcoino people. who reached
reached here today under the charge Of
6. T. Chandler, OF Boston. The party
has been touring Mexico and Southern
California
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FRANK II. GRAHAM.
Neil-knewn Attorney Now Civil
Service Commissioner

TACOMA. April 8-F'rank III. Graham,
wel.-known attorney OF this city. was
today appointed civil service commissioner
TO succeed Commissioner Bond. whose
term expired today. Mr.. Graham Ia a
member OF the Chamber OF Commerce.
and Is vitality interested IN Tacoma's well
fare and progress. lie was gold Demo-
crst IN the late campaign and a member
of the business Mems Sound Money Club.
The appointment has been generally COM
mended outside OF fusion elrrles.
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collier Costa Rica ~ coming NJ the coast
TO Eanaimo under a new captain. nag
ard name The British coiors have sue
ceesied the Nicarsgusn banner. and In the
future she wifi be known as the Bristol.
90 Victoria. and will be continued In the
caast coal trade under the command OF
cart. James Mcintyre.
When the Nicaragusn republic became
q part OF the confe5erstion OF the Central
American states. the registers Of vessels
were Cancelled. and they were left without
a rag or country. Unsuccessful EFFORTS
were made 10 get most Of the craft under
the Hawaiian flag, with the ultimate hope
that sooner or later they would become
American bottoms.
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....SubSCribe NOW....

time IN the parlor. where President Nc
Kinley granted them an informal recep-
ton. There was no speechnakfng.
Mr. Abner Mckinley viii give dinner
fra honor OF Mrs. William Mckinley to-
morrow evening st the Hotel windsor.
Twensy-three ladies' have been invited
u. s. Grant. jr.. with his wife and i've
children. arrived at the Fifth Avenue 10
tel today Their home is at San Diego.
Cal They will be the guests OF the city
~ the hotel Jesse II. Grant and his
family are al the same hotel
Gen. Howard has invited Chief Joseph,
with whom he fought in 1873. 10 ride IN
the parade with hfrn tomorrow. bat the
cid Neg Perces chief preferred 10 ride In
Gen. Dodge'S STAFF.
Gen. Dodge has issued an order request
ing Gen. John 2. Gordon. Of Georgia. 10
act as special aide in connection with the
sous Of Confederate Veterans. The stone
gaa band, OF Stauntou. Va. viii also ac-
company the 5ofs OF Confederate yeser-
ans Ia the parade.
Reduced TO T5c. per month. The
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ANXIETY FOR VESSELS.
Schooner and Bark Leaving Puget
sound In December

Special Dispatch 20 the t-Tntelggencer
FORT TOWNSEND. April Is Some
anxiety IS manifested along tie coast fer
the safety - the American schooner ~
nssn y Foster and the EicaraEuan bark
Duntaleer The Foster sailed from Port
Hsdlock December - n command of Capt.
paa Eijruan Cor EreeDanfie The Bun
daleer. Capt @. Bics ieft ChcmRsnus four
days later Ter thu same port. Roth vessels
were loaded ~ith lumber ard were owned
principally IN san Francisco. Both cap
taius we're accompanied BY their families.
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ARID LANDS INSPECTED.
Gov. Rogers Looking Into Appoint
meut of Com m Ssfon.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
OLYMPIA. April 2s.-Gov. Rogers, Com
missioner OF Public Lands Bridges and
State Printer Gwin Hicks have gone east
of the mountains to make a personal in
spection of the arid lands of the state be-
fore deciding about appointing an arid
land commission. as called for In tho bin
passed by the last legislature. This bill
carries a $40. coo appropriation. While the
governor did not veto this bill H. in his
judgment. commissioner should not be
opointed at the present time the money
win not be expended.
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The New Session Laws.

Special Dispatch 70 the Post-Intelligencer.
OLYMPIA. April Estate Secretary
Jenkins states thar the orders for copies
OF the new session laws are already be-
ginning 10 come in. Owing 10 n misap-
prehension * was given out that appr-
cations should De made TO the secretary
ir stead OF the state auditor. The latter
Is the proper official 20 have charge OF
the volumes. Letters OF inquiry should
Ia addressed 10 state Auditor Caeetham
to avoid DELAY.
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PORTLAND. ArTfs 81 TN-ee fishermen
were crowned 80 the Cstaasbia river today
FFaE Bonneville #HrN Wsrr returning
hssse frcu lAyiuf thsi~ rsts sn3 ire "a ~
caeslEes ths beat Teeir names wcre.
1aan Sgu1ulst. Antan Jch~son auf ----
Suyre- s1usg4ss body w&& tae onsy sac
recovered
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KrTTITAs COUNTY WARRANTS.
They Are Vow Issued tn Cover En-
tire Indebtedness.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inteiligencer
ELLENsBURG. April 2s.-County Audi
tor Sterling today issued IN warrants,
agFrcgating in the neighborhood OF Sa2oo
These cover all the indehted ness OF re
county Up 70 date. The issue was made
on the strength Of the recent supreme
court decision. Inquiry has been very
active In regard 20 the new issue. and they
will soon begin 70 change hands II So
stated that the capital win ~ here this
week which viii take them at q cents
People Nho have been creditors OF the
county 50 long without holding any EVIL
dcnce Of indebtedness feel very good over
the possession Of the warrants.
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Historic se,.au House Harmed.

woBURN. Mass. Arr1i ss-The SewaIl
house. a. Burlington. ere OF the historic
landmarks In the town. has been destroyed
by Ere TIE Sswaii hogse Vas known IN
history as the dwelling which sheltered
John Hsncock and Samuel Adams April Is
lI7s. after ths battle OF Lexington. MANY
ancient relies were lost M SewAn and
family barely caped with their lives
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REste Nav Recover.

Special Dispatch to the Post InteIIigencer
WArLA WALLA. April 2s.-williana
Howard. who stabbed Harry Rifle Sat-
urday night, was released today on his
own recogulzance. At last accounts Rifle
was reported better and hopes are now
entertaine1 for his recovery.
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Special UssnatcA - the p7xt- Intelligence.
FORT TOWNS So. Arrsl es-A heavy
gaze sararr ~ ffoE1 tAe wesfNar,l last
p rs-t without g r3esuen,s warning. Au1
since heS beer blowing rert tnlscsssi, IRE
tlr Waafrrer which "a rs towing ere bark
\ 1stH hr,oak - sea- enea1zuteve.s tae storm
oT ufnxvDess ard was farce8 e. return 70
tA -art
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RHEUMATISM

Munyon's Rheumatism Cure - gnaran-
tecd 20 cure acute Or muscular rneEma-
shooting pains In aay part OF the body
stopped BY q few doses. prompt. com
pleis and permanent cure for hmeness.
soreness. -sesE back and all pains IN nips
snc scsEA Chronic rheumatism. scfatice-
ium haro or pain e the back are speedily
cured IL seldom tails % give RELIEF from
one or two doses ara almost inyArasiy
cures before one bottle has been used
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WASHINGTON. Arril 2s.-second Lieut.
II. ?. Howard. sixth cavalry. has been
ordered n duty At the military academy
June -. First Lieut. s. a. ColTnan. Fff-
teenth infantry has been detailed as mi3i-
tary Instructor az the University Of Cali
f8rnia Berkeley. relieving First Lieut. /.
p Wlun. Twelfth infantry, who has been
ordered % Join his company.
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Flnrian senator.hir.

TALLAHASSEE Fla. April es-The
ballot sor United States senator today re-
suited: Call =; Chipley. :; Ramey. 70,
Hooker. 8. Burford. :: WOLF. J: Mallory.
{: Darby, / The total vote was 81 THE
light vote was on account 81 this being
Memorial day and legal holiday.
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FURRY In COURT.
JUDGE JACOBS ROUND wife A
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST.

The Latter IL Serving on the Jury,
but Insists ON Coins TO Charch On
ssturdsy-The sherin Goes Aftef
Him and Finds Him I'm sunday
scheea-Brouxht Info Court He
wr,ps Himself IN the Constftu-
ton, hat IL Doesn't Save Him
From Jaif-A Lively Tilt
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DETROIT. Mica. April 3E-Charies
2fAhcuey, . government 1stsc;ive from
Nia6sor Ontario. was SHOT ard fatally
wo2.eed todsv ~hfle attempting 20 cap
tgrs tao negro ro5eers a. Bel River. On
t@E4o.
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MUNYON'S

Improved Homeopathic Home Remedy
Company put up q separate cure FOR each
disease. At al druggists. mostly . csntA
Guide 10 Health free.
Personal letters 10 Prof. Munyon. 1sa6
Arch street Philadelphia. Pa. answered
with free medical advice for any disease.
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NEW YORK H0N0RED.
PRESIDENT AND GARNET AND
NOTED VISITORS ARRIVE.

An Ready 70 AeesAa the Cerenosies
at the Tomh Of GEN. Grant-TAe
Presidential Party and the Trip
From Warrington City to New
York-AmbaSuaders and Foreign
Ministers en- the Train-Mrs. Nc
Ktnley Knies--Receptien 1t Goth
am-SerenaAed by Ssusherners-
Chief Joseph and The Parade.
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NEWS FROM TACOMA.
ssGU sPALaIcuP oCESTToys THE
CITY ASSESSMENTS.

CaeSuDs Thaa the AsSessors Have Tor
Years Dssa Piacfng Fraudulent
asa Exssssfvs vaIsstfo. On some
Property while They Have PsS-
u~~~av u~aervai.ea Other Real
Essate-The first Conviction He-
U~s2ng From Cossmfssioner
Teaast D~E~rH Aoyenent--A keen
Thrust During the Trial
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ONE SALMON rER noAr.
Outlook for Fishing at
Astoria

special Despatch 20 the Post Ilfven~c~.
ASTORIA OR April - the nshinr
cutlsck here is very asscoursginr 80 the
present tue. Tine average catch pr boet
each rtzfr wft rag exceed ore salmon
TIE rsrssrr ~ boats toa Eht IS srnzI
compared 70 see nnulArr thst wiI hs aet
- soon - ran q ash eouse- 81. TIA
sotal pack CT the river will uot excee8
p a. e0sas.
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DVNFJf NHt~FFfE~f FfffNGk NuFNs y ~
anfeed. Office hours, ? 70 1. =. ~; ..
only. 49,. a. Al
FREE BOOK on special eiseasss - - rsat
describing their troubir% TX w ,elssAs
cau. write TO the weii-knoWn anu
specialist -vr-
DOCTOR RATCLIF L.,.,.
7f2 First Avenue Union BLOCK, osa...--
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THE spiCER MURDER

Reduced TO T5c- per month. Tn
Daily and Sunday "P.-I."
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Econ
An1 strength are ccn- nANI
olned "a Hoo1's Sarssps- OHV
Tzlla- Ore hundred 6oses

ore dollar - peculiar 70 a>i true only OK
Hoods saraparsna. This IL vay 5ost-e
u Hoods SarsaparfA contains rsore
curative p1wer than sny otaer. The great
merit Of Hocd's Sa-sap arfiia- proved oy
iEs wonderful cures has placed X BOX
only 10 the front RAM Of medicines. Dot
hss given IL a place alone ard unsppreach-
abe an the One True Blcot Purifier. IL
has ACCOMPLISHED Thousands Of ears@ OF
scrofuia. rheumstfsm- tyxpe2s1a- nsur--
gsa, salt rheum ard other troubles IL Is
the great building up medicine
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U..F. Dill are the only pits TO take
HeVl iiio with Hoods sarsapartla-
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PRIVATE.

MEDICAL M1
Surgical Offices ~
the cure OF ali Sc
cial Diseases, ~
male Complaint
Mems Aiimsn'A
Nervous Demn,is
Acute Drains ssIh'
ture, Blood InasN
varfcoceie. Hyc..
cele, Blood
skin Dlsea<es -
diseases OK
Heart Lungs II
er, tomscll -
neys and other ~.
gana; a iifes' sa
study and pra 80. !.
1890 euYeS EX<
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-23
Sc ha 1nodificado Ia formula

q fin de ofrecer al pdbico una preparation it'll,
segura rapida Ell sus efectos, 10 que Sc com
prueba por el uso tan generalizado que Sc hace
ne ella en- toda la sla.
Con el fin de precaverse de las muchas ,ni
taciones que de esta formula Sc han hecho., Gu,
yas propedades son inferiores," debe cxgirse
que en- cada GAIA de legitima procedcncia, este
Ia msrca de fabrica en- la tapa superior un sello
que dice: DR. N. REVERON, MGdco Cirujano.
Ponce, Puerto Rico'. en- la inferior, y su flrns
en- e ado derecho de la faja exterior, de esta ca
jita. Ponce, Agosto 80 de 1885, .
AVlS0 siendo objeto de frecuentes imlta
HvlOO clones las PILDORAS DEL DR.
REVERON nago presente, que las lesitima.
son las preparadas exclusivamente en- la acredi-
tada Farmacia de VALE CANClO que son
los depositarios de la verdadera formula, y lbs
dnicos que estsn autorizados para usar mi nom
bre en- dichas pfldoras.-DR. n. REVERON
fDep6sito en- las siguientes Farmacias: VA
LIE Y CANC1O, Ponce.--GUILLER
Capital-RIVERA, Arecibo.-lTURRIMO, La
res.-ROVIRA Y ELVIRA; Aguadilla.-
DRIGUEZ, Yauco.-FONT, Adjuntas -ZAVA-
LA, ayanila.-FERRER, Juana Diaz-BE-
TANCES, ,Coamo.-MARXUACH, CialeA