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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-16
WORTH KNOWING.

Oatmeal taken both as a food and, a
cosmetic is most excellent for whiten-
Ing and softening the skin.
Silverware can be cleaned brighter,
and will keep brighter longer. when
cleaned with lemon than with any 9TH
err preparation.
Salt and water are good for the allie
Walton OF pimples. Put two table
spoonsful OF salt into half pint OF
water. and battle the face in this.
A few drops OF vinegar added to the
water for poaching eggs makAs them
set properly and keeps the whites from
spreading.
If Ink is split on any washing mate
rial and 1t be Immediately soaked in
mllk-buttermilk is preferable ~ then
washed thru cold water, no stain will
remain.
Mustard Is a valuable remedy that no
family should be without. Two or three
|Steaspoonsful OF ground mustard stirred
Into one-half pint Of water Will -act
ve-,- promptly as. an emetic. and II Is
milder and easier to take than salt and
water.
The best remedy for falntness Is to
| lay the patient on the floor or sofa,
with the head on level or slightly
Hover than the body. loosen all the
clothing, and allow the air to play free
| ~ round the body. Sprinkle the hands
and face with cold water.
Green vegetables should be taken
daily. It Is not sufficiently known that
green vegetables are splendid purifiers
OF the blood. They should, however. be
lwell cooked. Half cooked vegetables
are most indigestible.
| TO take ink stains out OF mahogany
put a few drops OF spirit OF inter In a
teaspoonful OF water, touch the spots
with feather dipped in the mixture,
and as soon as the ink disappears rub
lit over with rag wetted In cold water
4 or there will be white mark left not
easily effaced.
J Bran water is much esteemed as Z
/, wash for softening and whitening the
skin. It is prepared as demand arises
by putting handful OF bran In bit
OF cheesecloth and tying the cloth in a
bag. The bag ia then squeezed In water
is ready for use.
/ When the feet have become tired
from long standing q bath OF salt and
water will be found most soothing. Put
a handful OF common salt into four
quarts OF hot water. and place the feet
in this. as hot as 1t can be borne. Dc
not keep the feet in the water after II
has cooled OF, but take them out and
rub hard with a rough towel.
Dishes, to shine brightly. should be
washed first in suds and then dipped in
clear hot water and left to drain. They
require little or no drying.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-16
Unnecessary Loss OF Time.

Mr.. w. s. Whedon, cashier Of the
First National bank, OF Winterset, Ia.
in recent letter gives some experience
with carpenter In his employ. that
will be of value TO other mechanics. He
says: II had q carpenter working for
me who was obliged to stop work for
several days on account OF being
troubled with sdiArrhoea. I mentioned
to him that had been similarly trou-
Ibled and that chamberlain,s Collie.
from the drasslst here and Informed
again q his wosk. = For sale ~ DRUG
0tsts. \; 81.
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DEBATE
CONTINUED From Second Page.)


better friends than the democrats 1t 10
Certainly IN bad hands. AS to the free
dom OF the press. 1t has only been re-
stricted to the extent necessary to
guarantee the success Of our military
operations without being betrayed by
traitors.
CLARK says that We should not In
terfere In the Philippines, but at the
same time he advocates interference in
the affairej OF South Africa.
q He thinks that the United States flag
has no right in the Philippines, but 1t is
there under treaty that Mr. Bryan
urged to be ratified. There is no profit
in this war for US, but II is our duty to
maintain an honorable government
there. Whatever may be going on In the
Philippines not one act OF injustice can
be charged to the president
Are we to meet our responsibilities
by deserving the PHILIPPINES? These peo-
pie are not capable OF governing them
selves. and must we not train them un-
til they are able to govern themeelves2
In the Louisiana territory military
despotlsm was established that had no
limit and this under Jefferson. the au-
thor of the declaration.
We guarantee all rights to every
man and race. Mr.. Clark can not show
this audience that the republican party
is opposed to freedom OF speech and Of
the press The republican party Will
guarantee all rights to the people here
and everywhere. II men like William
Mckinley can not guarantee liberty to
the people, what will happen when men
like Champ Clark and Benjamin TILL
man gain control Of affairs?''
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-16
lConvontion Excursion...

On account of the following conven-
lions the Iowa Central railway will sell
tickets at reduced rates as follows:
National encampment Grand Army OF
the Republic. Chicago. ILL, Aug. 81
Sept. 1. One fare for the round trip.
Tickets on sale Aug. 1929 Inclusive,
limited to return Sept. l.
For further information call on cou-
pom ticket agents or address George 8.
Batty, G. r. & T. A., Marshalltown,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-16
IOWA news FOR IOWA READERS

Wis, who recently disappeared from hir
usual haunte and who wac thought to
have been murdered. The deputy sher-
iii and coroner repaired to the epot
which was pointed out to them. They
secured assistance and proceeded to dig
down to where the body was supposed
to repose. The work proceeded with
intense solemnity and finally they I'M
covered-the body Of a dead horse.
Belle Plaine.
On the new. c. q N. w. branch road
the depots on the line north OF Mason
City are about all completed and the
agents will be moving in within the
next fortnight. At this end OF the line
the work OF depot building has Just be-
gun. At Elberon and Irving the carpen-
tiers are at work getting the frames up
and the roofs will be put on this week
probably ready for the slate. The grav-
cling gang on this end is now at work in
the neighborhood OF Dixie, the second
station south OF Parkersburg. about for
ty-seven miles north Of here. The gang
working south from Mason City is near
Aredale. 30 that only about thirty Ave
miles Of the track remains to be grav-
eled. The overhead crossing east Of
Parkersburg Is not completed yet, nor
the grade running from that bridge into
the city and II will be some weeks be-
fore that part Of the line IL ready for
operation.
Davenport.
The Northern Building Company, Of
minneapolis, the contractor who re-
Gently completed the new Davenport
school building No. 13. in the eastern
end OF the city, was Thursday after
noon awarded the contract for the cree
ton OF the new chapel at the orphans
home. The price on which the award I.
made is $l9, 500. The new chapel, as haf
BEN stated, will occupy the now unused
northwestern corner OF the home en-.
closure, facing south, upon the grounds
and the driveway. It will be s0x90 fee,
in area. with walls 3s feet high, and q
tower of 68 feet. The foundation will bt
Anamosa stone, the body of the walls
Twill be faced with ST. Louis bum pressed
brick, and the trimmings will be the
gray Bedford, Ind. limestone. The au.
lditorium Will be 62,s feet square. anc
the stage will be 40 feet wide and rs fee
deep. The pipe organ that exc Governor
Larrabee is to give the chapel will be
placed In an appropriate niche beside
the stage The main floor of the audi,
torium will seat about 800 persons,, ant
the handsome gallery that will encirc1,
the rear Of the room will hold 300 more
The contractors will begin work on tn,
structure az soon as possible, and push
II with all Dispatch. 1t will be out OF tn.
way Of the weather before white
4 comes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-16
A Pretty Souvenir

Write to George 9. Batty, G. p. & T..
A., Iowa Central railway. Marshall
town. Iowa, for q pretty souvenir Of
Clear Lake, Iowa. the most delightful
summer resort in the northwest spe-
cial low rates, including board and
lodging at the Lake Shore Hotel, dur
ing July and August. Ask Iowa Cen-l
trail ticket agents for full particulars.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-16
Was ita Niiracles

The marvellous cure OF Mrs. Rena j.
Stout OF consumption has created In
tense excitement In Canmack, Ind.
writes Marion Stuart, leading drug
gist of Muncie. Ind. She only weighed
ninety pounds when her doctor in
Yorktown said she must soon die. Then
she began to use DR.. Kings new dis
Icovery and gained thirty-seven pounds
In weight and was completely cured"
1t has cured thousands of hopeless
cases, and is positively guaranteed to
cure all throat, chest and lung diseases.
Fifty cents and ST. Trial bottles free at
George p. Powers drug store
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-16

ias ffamsd up for him had known
there was o stage entrance. But I
lived to rec that same villain get worse
treatment at the hands OF my ideal than
ever . broncho got from ito buster and
went home full OF benign gratitude.
That night my pillow was dampened
with tears Of joy as the events Of the
evening paraded themselves across the
lima gination. It was the initial night Of
my life. wherein virtue and manhood
triumphed and villainy got its reward.
Since that time have seen 90 many
pictures on the same line and all SO bud
" out OF drawing that the irst,one shines
all the clearer, and I am indeed thankful
for that first evening with the people of
Ranch No. 10. &C Cincinnati Enquirer.
The law holds both maker and cir
.cula.or Of a counterfeit equally guilty
The dealer who sells you dangerous
counterfeit OF DeWitt's Witch Hazel
salve risks your life to make a little
larger profit. You can not trust him
DeWitt's is the only genuine and orig
linal Witch Hazel salve, well known
cure for piles and ali skin diseases. See
that your dealer gives you DeWitt'i
salve. All druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-16
special summer Excursion Rates

to Denver. Colorado Springs Pueblo.
Glenwood Springs. Colo; Salt Lake
City and Ogden, Utah: Sheridan.
Wyo.: Hot Springs, Custer, Deadwood.
spearfish, s. D., via the Burlington,
Cedar Rapids & Northern railway.
Dates OF sale. July 8, 9, and II: August
i, and 81: for tickets good to return
not later than Oct. 81. 1900. For rates,
routes, etc. call on any agent Of the
Cedar Rapids Route.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-16

1t has been demonstrated by expert
3ence that consumption car be prevent
ed by the early use OF One Minute
Cough Cure. This Is the favorite rem
Sedy for coughs. colds. Group. asthma,
grippe and all throat and lung trou-
bles. Cures quickly. All druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-16
Assembly. Waterloo,

Chnutauqun Assembly. Waterloo,
Ia. July i-2O. 1900.
To cradle all to attend hlslnteresting
assembly the Chicago Great Western
railway will or July 3-2o sell excursion
tickets to Waterloo, good to return July
81, at a fare and one-third for the round
trip For further information inquire
of j. A. Ellis, ticket agent. Marshall-
town, la.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-16
national Republican League of the
United states, st. Paul, Mimi, j uly
l7.lN 1000.

The Chicago Great Western railway
will for this occasion on July 15-T sell
excursion tickets to ST. Paul, good to.
return July q, at one fare plus So for
the round trip. For further informa-
ton Inquire Of J. A. Ellis, ticket agent.
Marshalltown, la.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-16
The .Apps,i g ola Goat.

Is envied by all whose stomach and
liver are out Of order. But such should
know that DR.. Kings New Life Pills
give splendid appetite. sound d.
gestion and regular bodily habit that
insures perfect health and great en-
ergy Only 25 cents at George p. Pow
ers' drug store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-16

RICH DUBuQUER OFFERS TO BET
ON M'KINLEY.

RICH DUBUQUER OFFERS TO BET
ON M'Ek1NLEY.
dubuque Times.l
capitalist reputed to be the.
wealthiest man in Dubuque in point OF
f realty holdings, met q well known
manufacturer and jobber who ls rec
xarded as the richest OF the Bryan fol-
lowers in Dubuque, and who is pros
nouncedly a 16 to man, the other day
and the two fell into political discus
sion. The capitalist, whose principles
are against betting and who probably
never wagered a cent on any sort OF
contest, expressed his confidence in Mr..
McfSinley's election. The free silverite
wassquite as confident that Bryan will
win. They became bantering in their
talk and finally the capitalist offered
bet 81. 900 in cash at even money that
ley will win. The manufacturer
mot take the bet.
REAL INTEREST OF GERMAN
u. : AMERICANS.
[Keokuk Gate City.l
Every German-American citizen OF
the United States owes 1t to himself and
the republic Of which he lie q citizen and
to which he and his children and his
future belong to consider carefully the
attempt to stampede him in a position
hostiiesto America on the grounds OF
neutrality-suspicious.. This movement rests
upon the ground that he should main
tain more affection for Germany than
for his adopted country, the United
Z States. Germany Is imperialistlc to the
core. It 10 reaching out to get territory
i In all parts OF the globe. The minute
the United States let go Of the Philip
pines. Germany would take them. It
does not falter in its imperial progress
thruout the world. Will any American
German citizen living here. doing busi-
ness here. protected by the American
& nag, having his home here. his children
y born here and educated In its schools;
his future here and that Of his posteri-
II and loyal to the republic as the Ger
mans have always been, shall an Amer
ican- German be told that 1t is his duty
to5make the United States little in order
to make Germany great? And yet that
10 what this outcry means when ad-
dressed to the Germans.
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Epworsh League 4 Training school,
Colfnx, Iowa, July go and Aug. 8,

81 1900.
For this annual assembly the Chicago
Great Western railway will. on July %
to August g. sell thru excursion tickets
to Colfax, Ia, good to return August
6, at one fare for the round trip. For
further information inquire of j. a.
Ellis, ticket agent. Marshalltown. la.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-06
l|.ld, MudIdl.l
de San Jud
Pom AGuARpARsE I'm BREvE NuEvo
suKTIDo, oFaEcEMos 4 PREcIo, SIN
coAPETRNcIA:

Llegan ~inEistentes rumores & es
ia Alcaldfa de que por determinados
elementos de las classes obreras ira
ia de coartarseel derecho que tiene
cada ciudadano de trabajar ibremen
tie aln donde sn volnntad11e lleve &
donde las necsidades perentorias de
la vida del pobre 10 demanden.
BESIDE eli momento en- que por
violencia 6 Ia amenaza Sc plocede de
tai suerte, atacando los derechos in
dividuales hbertad del trabaio, los
que asf obran Sc co1ocan fuera del
radio de Ia ley, 2 caen de lleno den
tro del quesdeterminan las DISPOSE
clones ponales.
Esta AIcaldfa sentirfa gran
denente que por err6nea inter.
pretacion de su d erecho o, algu
nos obreros eiercieran g trataran de
~ejercer cOacci6n eli otros, pues en-
csc case Sc ver1a obligada q proce
der energicamente contra qui6n quie
ra que no respetara ell derecho age
no. -
Cuanto alos obreros que, rim
diendo quito 4 Ia santa religion del
trabajo, y que por supender sus fac
mas pudieran, verse agredidos y ser
objeto de inmoderadas exigencias;
deber es de las Autoridades prestar.
les protection resuelta y decidida, q
fin de evitar fodo abuse que traiga
consigo desgracias personales 6 al,
teracion del orden pdblico
Aese efecto, Sc advierte a todos
los obreros de San Juan que nadie.
absolutamente nadie esta autorizado
para m~olestarles en- su trabajo; Y 81
alguien osara hacerlo, deben exigir
Embellishments Ala policfa ell auxi-
Ito que hayau menestor y que no ha.
brian de negarles, pues para clio
tieEen recommendation expresa de es
ia Alcafdfa, -
Los hombres honrados que lie
nan cpmplidamente los deberes que
La familia via sociedad imponen, me
recen la protection de las Autorida
des y en- ell case presente la ten.
dram.
Los que o teorfas absurdas 6
con fines representatives Y bastardos
preteuden divorciar a las classes obre
ras de TODD otro elemento social. v
llevar la intranquilidad al seno de
las familias, y Ell desorden q esa mis-
ma sociedad en- que viven, faltando
q TODD respeto, & toda consideration
y a toda ley; esos merecen ser juzga
dos y c%astigados por las Autorida
des con TODD rigor, y 10 seran.
1870
San Juan de Pto. Rico 2 de
Agosto de 1900.
!" M. EGOZCUE.
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Consultas de as p. m,
Luna "a.
TELEFONO MUM. 8O5.
Don Manuel Martinez, dueno de
<La Catalina, ha sido denunciado
por expender las comidas de dicho
establecimiento, sin hacer la reduc-
ci6n legal que corresponds en- los
precios.
A disposition del Juzgado de
San Francisco fueron detenidos aver
en- Santurce los individuos Juan HE
rro V Valent1n Cruz, acusados del
delito de robo de- cinco sacos de az1
car s Juan Barbosa.
Ell transporte <Sedgwick. trajo
de los Estados Unidos una lancha de
vapor pa ell servicio de la Sandal
martina de este puerto.
Ell bracero joaquin Rodriguez y
Ojedu nos ruega hacer pdblico, que
Sc encuentra trabajando en- la casa
de los senores Castrill6n y Ochoa,
desde ell dfa 81 de Julio, 10 cual pue-
de justiicar con pruebas, 81 es nece
sario. BESIDE csc d1a. ne Sc ha ocu'
pado en- ninguna otra cosa.
Sc ha despachado hoy para los
Estados Unidos Ell transporte ameri.
cano <Sedgwick, con cargamento y
tropas.
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N0IICIAS.

En- Ponce q la cvcinera de don
Juan Moves en- plena plaza del mer
cado le robaron la canasta con toda
la compra que contenia.
Ell HotelInglaterra es INC de los
que tienen Ell fltro sistema Pasteur
<de 100 bujias que destila 500, litros
por dfa.
Ha salido ell general Wilson de
San Francisco con rumbo q China q
hacerse cargo del mando de la caba
Iberia del ej6rcit6 americana
Ell propietario del Hotel elm.
glaterra., no omite gastos por COM
placer a sus favorecedores. Ouiere
sostener su buena reputation y 10
consigue. Adem4s del plan antique
de comidas, ha establecido ell ameri.
cano;a gusto del consumidor. Es ell
Hotel que mejores comodidades ofre
&c al pasajero; tiene capacidad para
200 personals; departamentos indie
~pendientes para familias, cuyos hos
paaajesles resultan mas econ6miccs.
Rj4gse en- ell anuncio.
~A4o 40o u0 los hStdQOS
Unidos Ia gentjl senorita 2aQuei
Hoeb, P%rofesora de idiomas y taqui-
grafa. Damos1Anuestra bienvenida,
deseandole todap clase de tfiunfos en-
su carrera artistica y p%rofecional.
Ell Heraldo Espanol ha publica
do al acta de la eJnnta Provisional,
para la constitution de la colonia
espanola y asamblea que ha de cele'
brarse en- ell Teatro de esta capital.
F'irman ell acta los senores don Ma
nuel Fernandez Juncos, don Anto-
MO Sarmiento, Angel SAM, Anto-
MO Alvarez Nava, Vicente Bal
En- Ponce los rateros entrando
en- la casa de las senoritas Fornaris
Sc llevaron varias prendas de yes
tlr. ~
Ell gobierno de Pekin ha de
cldldo matar & los embajadores ST
las columnas sc presentan frente
aquel1a plaza.
Tambien los chinos que inva.
dleron1a Manchuria sc repliegan q
marchas forzadas sobre Pekin.
30 [&@E
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A los c%omeIciantes,

ST quereis evitaros molestias en-
la preparation de de~claraciones de
Aduana, solicitad 81 <Repertorio Al.
fabetico de la Tarifa Dingley en- es.
panol> el cual Sc encuentra de venta
en- Ponce en- al ESTABLISHMENTS de
los Sres. Vidal & Ca. & Gun dollar le
ejemplar. ? S 3O-6
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DON GarloaSannouth de Ponce
que se enbskc15a pera los Estados
UnidosporuA incidente octrrido
q bordo fuyo qte ser conducido a
TERRA 81 IN estadode bastante gra.
vedad.
Por las costas de Hue ha pa
Fsado la escuadratalemana que SO di-
Erige A China.
En- San Francisco ha embar.
Ecado para China ell comandante Roc
xii que va o una comision especial
del gobierne de los Estados Uni.
dos. T. -
Ha salido otra fotilla alema.
conduciendo soldados q China.
Las tropas americans que
2e~mbarcaron en- Ponce han salido de
Mayagtez para San Juan
Avisn al PIhIicn
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Aviso al P1bIico.

|bE0TV $500 49, .&@
Avisoa| P1bIico.
Ell Paris Bazaar de Pedro Giusti
seguir8 vendiendo todas sns existen
cias, & los mismos precios anteriores
6 e en- orc descontando la diferen.
cia del CAME
A comprar barato en- ell Paris
Bazaar: -
Las Columns internacionales
han llegado & Lang Tang en- su
avance sobre Pekin.
FL departamento de Guerra
moseovita ha dado orden a los gene
rales rusos que operan al norte de
Pekin para que bombardeen la Ca
pital 81 SO comprueba ell asesinato
del E%mbajador de Russia.
Ell coronel ingles Marlond en-.
tr6 ipor sorpresa al frente de su co
lumna en- ell campamento de los
achantes matando q Is y capturan-
do q 800.
Ell martes de Ia presente soma.
ma, emprender& su marcha para
Ponce, & donde va de guarnici6n, ell
Battalion de infanterfa de Puerto Ri.
co. Hace ell viaje q pie, por la carre-
terra central, con TODD su material de
campamentd. En- Cayey Sc le incor
porarala banda de mdsica, que Sc
halla en- aquel pueblo.
Los ~tipografos de Ella Opinion,
han publicado una hoja en- Ia que
m~aniiestan que ell senor Lopez de
Victoria, trAta de perjudicarlos con
las autoridades y que ha dado sus
nombres & I'M policfa.
Todo porque aquellos hijos del
trabajo le pidieran an virtud del
canje, aumento de sueldo.
Por renuncia que hizo en- Mar
* ppdo. del cargo de traductor que
desempefaba en- Ell Dapartamento
de la Renta Interior de los E. u. ell
joven puertorriquef1o don J. F. Fl
gueroa, fu6 nombrado q propuesta
del renunciante para dicho cargo ell
joven don Antonio F. Castro de esta
Capital.
Sc dice que $50, 900 soldados
chinos Sc han corrido hacia Tung-I
Chow al Sureste de la cihdad sagra.
da.
Ell papa Leon XIII ha heche
un llamamiento q los poderes solici,
tando que haya buenas relaciones
entire ellos en- ell conficto chino.
ST quereis conseguir cuatro
magnf6cas fotograffas de los HON.
bres notables de Cuba 6 Puerto Ri.
CO no teneis NADIA mas que ir al esta'
blecimieuto de S. Melon y Ca en-.
plear por valor de un peso y os re-
galaran I'm precioso panuelo con la
veresfigie de dichos patriotas. Fijaos
en- ell anuncio de la misma casa que
publicamOs en- OtrO lugar.
n-a-SO- 10
a--45-4
Desmayos, vahidos, %neuralgias
y tantas molestias que sufren las
sef1oras, solo es debido a debilidad
del cerebro y nervios. Para curarlos
6 evitarlos NADIA mejor que eli "Vino
Cerebrina Ulrici."
Sc dice que eli gobierno de tia
lia- dictara en- b1eve muy severas
disposiciones contra ell anarquismo
Sc ha intentado en- Paris asesi
mar al Sha de Persia; POGO despues
de ocurrido este incidente Sc atent6
contra la vida del Jedive de Egipto
que salio ileso.
Ha terminado la revolution de
o una amnistfa general.
Ha fallecldo en- Sabana Grande
ell %apreciable caballero don Miguel
de la Ceda. Era uno de
los verdaderos patriarcas de aquella
sociedad, y su muerte ha sido hon
damente leplorada por los numero
SOS amigos que apreciaban las dotes
. caracter del se1or Rodriguez Des-
canse or paz
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81 Paris Bazaar de Pedro Giusti
seguir& vendiendo todas sns existen
.cias, q los mismos precios anteriores
Is sea en- orc descontando Ia diferen.
cha del CAME
A comprar barato en- Ell Paris
Bazaar.
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Las Columns internacionales
han llegado q Lang Tang en- su
ayance sObre Pekin.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-06

Desmayos, vahidos, neuralgias
y tantas molestias que sufren las
sef1oras, solo es debido a debilidad
del cerebro y nervios. Para curarlos
8 e~vitarlos NADIA mejor que eli "Vino
Cerebrina Ulrici."