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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-29
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IA0A SiuO COAuSAcs0Oo POA 81
tribunal de policfa 10 IS siguientes in
divides: Eugenio Medina, Onofre
Rivera, Emilio Acevedo, Gonzalo
Arroyo, Francisco Castillo y Juan
Castillo y ell duef1o de la casa, Jose
Irene por jugar los dados l dollar
cada uno; Victoriano Rodriguez,
comerciante de la marina, por expen
der cigarrillos sin la marquilla 5
dollars, salvo la multa que Sc le i'm
pusiera por Ia administrator de con
spmos; Mr. Aunie Hogan, que reside
en- Sol 18, por desobediencia y falta
de palabras la policfa, dollars;
Jes1s Maria Aguilar por insultos
hechos a Martin Hernandez dollars;
Jose Dones por atropellar a un nif1o
de Jose Galandez dollars; Manuel
Candelario por hurto de cinco libras
de arroz en- un almacen americana,
5 dollars; Jacinto Polo, por actos
incorrectos en- la via p1blica 2 do
liars; Eusebio Francisco, por agredir
en- la boca Benito Leon 1 dollar;
Juan Gonzalez, Juana Villegas y
Carmen Trinidad por escandalo, 2,
2 y dollar respectivamente de null
ia cada una; Julia Catala, por pro
over un fuerte escandalo en- una
casa rompiendo varios muebles 10
dollars; Enrique Ferrari, por atrope
liar F'elicita Delgado 3 dollars;
Adolfo Moron, por causarle una con
fusion q Angel Marble dollar; Mr.
Bruff, por escandalo S dollars; Gas
par Flores, por intentar extraerle ell
paf1uelo del bolsillo a un americana
y ser sorprendido por la policfa 5
dollars, y luego Sc remite por ruta
a su pueblo, Rio Grande, de donde
es natural.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-29
AL Board
de Carload,

En- nuestras cOlumnas habran
leido los asiduos lectores de nuestro
diario ell estado de angustiosa mise.
ria en- que Sc encuentran muchOS
pueblos de la isla. Las limosnas o.
ficiales nj quitaron el NAL nj 10 ali
viaron. Y era natural que asi sure
diese Sc tom6 ell donativo de la Ca
ridad como agente politico, Sc quiso
envilecer al pueblo comprandO con
un puf1ado de arroz la mas hermosa
prerrogativa del ciudadano cual es
la bre emission de su voluntad.
Y 10 que debio servir para EMU
gar lagrimas amargas y consolar
tristezas 1ntimas, sirvi6 para elevar
nulidades que para sobresalir nece
sitaban una SAGA de arrozpor pedes
tai
Las Juntas de Carload SO nom
braron al capricho de los alcaldes y
no Sc buscaron los mejores, sino los
que mas Sc prestaban q desempef1ar
ell cargo y otros que no pudieron de,
dicar toda su atenci0n para que no
Sc prostituyese la hermosa manifes
taclon de la carload
Hoy cesa la limosna Official, pc
80 10 ha cesado Ell hambre on los
campos.
Y mientras algunos sc han en,
riquecido, otros, los verdaderos ne
cesitados estan alimentandose con
sorullos hechos con f1ame del plata
no, con berdo)agas y con la semilla
del cadillo. Unfortunate pueblo,
Hoy llamamos la atencion del
Board de Carload que es el indicado
para poner coto tantas desdichas,
y le estimulamos para organizar Ia
carload sin tener caracter 0ticial,
eligiendo en- los pueblos mas casti-
gados por la miseria personaS homo,
rabies y honradas para constitoir
las juntas; que fOrmen parte de es-
tas los ministries de cualquiera reli-
gi6n que SO profese en- la localidad,
y los hombres de buena voluntad
que no traten de comerciar con las
lagrimas del pobre
Ell pals respondent q la deman,
da de Ia carload, porque esta en- su
deber no dejar morir de hambre q
nadie en- nuestro pueblo, donde %
naturaleza sc mostro tan pr6dlga,
como ell corazon de sus habitantes s,
rico en- generosos sentimientOs
Y Sc demostrara p1blica mento
que. la honradez no hugo de la infe
liz Borinquen. Ell hon orable Board
de Carload es ell llamado a resolvel
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-29
LA VENUS"
GIRO PI1ERTO RICO.
ran fabrica de Aguas carhoricas
Paris en- Pto-RiCo

La gran exposition universal de
la populosa Capital de Francia pare
ce que SIC ha trasladado a ell eNuevo
Bazar> de los amigos Mendez & Co.
San Francisco 40, por la multitud de
obietos de fantasia recientemente
importados y que alderman las ele
gantes vitrinas de dicho estableci
miento. En- foreros, espejos, con-
chas, canastillas, ramos 6 infinidad
de obietos para tocador hay precio
sidades, asf como en- sombreros ador
1.ados para sefloros y otros miles de
articu, ,os precios sumamepte bara
tos. a3-2
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Farmacia Perez Aviles
ARECIBO PTO RICO.
Plaza Principal.

La antigua acreditada farma'
cia que fue del Lcdo Perez Freites,
es hoy propiedad del Lcdo Manuel
Perez Aviles, quien la ha restaura'
do convenientemente y surtida com
pletamente la altura de las prime
ras en- su clase en- la isla.
Ell despacho dc las formulas es
tan q cargo de un inteligente perso-
nal y bajo la Immediate direction del
sef1or Perez Aviles.
En- este establecimiento Sc en-
contrara constantemente los dltimOs
productos qufmicos inventados, apli
cados y q la terapeutica.
Los productos de esta casa han
sido prem iados cor medallas de orc
y plata en- varias exposiciones ex
tranjeras.
Precios baratisimos
Ell Sr Perez Aviles y don Pedro
Rios estan encargados del mostra
dor. A 15-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-29
Ell C0lera
on los oampos del hambre

El corresponsal del <Times, de
Londres en- Bombay, telegraf1a a su
peri6dico 10 siguiente:
Ell C6lera contin1a con- terrible
intensidad en- los campos del ham,
bre. ,.
Ha habido' 400 defunciones en-
tres dias en- Mandivee, y en- Cobra
son tan numerosos los casos que es
impossible poder recojer los cadave'
res.
Estos permanecen varios dias
insepultos.
Ell pueblo huge y no Sc les pue
de obligar a volver. En- Broach la
situaci6n es identica
En- Benares Sc han reunido Is
mil mahometanos, dirigiendo un me
mortal al Gobierno de la India, con-
ira las leyes dictadas con motive de
la epidemia, las cuales Sc oponen
q la ley de Mahoma.
La Comisf6n de Socorros de la
India, ha dirigido un llamamamien
to al pueblo. Dice que a pesar de
los inmensos esfuerzos hechos, y de
las enormes cantidades de provisio
nes repartidas, existen seis millones
de personas pereciendo de hambre.
En- ell manifesto Sc dice que Ameri'
ca debe enviar por 10 menos un mi,
lion de dollars, como donativo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-29

b Puerto-Tco, 29 de Mayo de 1900 Ofclna S
8 at San Juan, R. as second matter, June "a, 1899
IN u 1T a G | q 81
pURLACH y sPRlN esR

cenes toos los comerciantes de
nuess ocnas usen de elias durante
S n New-York.
servicios desempeno de cuauer nfore
ngo que pean necea los mercaos de
los Tenran mucho gusto recbr
peddo de normes correspondence reca Immediate aenci6n
Los pos deacha pontud todas las
hagan tendran nuestro mayor cudado.
DURLACH Y SPRINGER,
Representatives. las pmeras abricas de los Eados
de Importation expoac6n
Direction en- New-York. Direction Puerto-Rco
4 MAIDEN LANE-N Y CITY
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Colegio Particular
DIRIJIDO POR PEDRO MOCZO BANIET
Alwns'aos eztev7sos, 1,erssSensst0s y medic
pensionistas, Gale del Sol 1aasna. 18 y II.


pe1sionistas, Gale del Sol 7,a1na. 19 q II.
Los alumnos reciben en- este Co.
legio: 1:o La instruction primaria,
incluyendo el ingles, dibujo y la his
toria de Puerto Rico. 20 La ms
trucci6n secundaria, 6 sea Ia prepa-
raci6n para el ingreso en- las Uni
versidades de los Estados Unidos.
50 Glasses de adorno. (dibujo, pin
tura y mtsica.) 40 Teorfa y prac-
tica de Ia Tenedurfa de .libros. Sc
ran tambien admitidos, On calidad de
internos, los alumnos que deseen
continuar sus estudios en- la alta Els
cuela Americans, a donde aquellos
concurriran vigilados por los ms
3ectores del Cslegio, recibiendo
despues repasos privados de las
asignaturas que cursen. Este Co.
legio tiene su <Reglamento interiors
que Sc enviar6 { los padres que 10
collection.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-29

zaci6n de Puerto Rico, por los mis-.
mos pcrtorriquenos, y no por ameri-
canos como Eaton, Clark, Hill &. ca
Ell jtboro de las GalCtsimas.
Arroyo, P. R. Mayo 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-29
Un nuevO fuSi|,

El DR.. Mclean, de Iowa, ha
mostrado a los miembros de la Co.
mission de Asuntos Militares de la
Camara de Representatives., un nue.
vo fusil automatico que ha inventa'
do.
Los miembros de la Comisi6n,
acompaf1ados del inventor, fueron
al sub basamento del Capitolio para
hacer pruebas con ell nuevo rife. Sc
dispararon varios tiros sobre un.
pila de carbon. Ell almacen del fu.
sill tiene cabida para cinco cartu'
chos, y despues de dispararse ell
primer tiro, los otros cuatro SO dis.
paran acknowledgements, sin que pue'
da apreciarse bien ell intervalo que
transcurre entire unos y otros dispa'
ros.
El DR.. Mclean asegura que con
su fusil pueden dispararse 1, 400 til
rOs por minute.
Rafael Pa|acios Rodriguez
A BIO G A D o.
Orece sus servicios professional
les en- su bufete,
San Franci sco61-piso 20
n Alb. g
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es To pavoroso probloma, y segura
N ente que 10 hard con f6 y con leal
tad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-29
IoIe1OnO no TO.


Asuntcs iuaiciales y administra
til Tos. oc1iiones3 ante los Tribunales
id Justici3, Oficinas del Estado y del
Mu unicipio. compra veuta de fincas
ul banas 5isticas, acciones Bancos
A Erfcolas, EspAn0l y Popular. Se
a4anojau prtstamos hipotecas. Sc
dascuentau dOCumcntOs. Sc ccbran
cueutas. So hacen trabajos en- in
glGs. Hay abogados norteamerlca-
NOS y del pals.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-29
Novimi miento
maritime.

Aver zarpo de nuestro puerto
con rumbo 4 Ia Habana, el vapor
cd rreo espano3. sIsla de Panays con
c4 rga y pasajorns.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-29

Cor destino s Venezuela, SO deS
pach6 ayerel vapor americana sPhi-
Ia Helphia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-29
lSifoni hes!

Gel Polo Norte> avisa a u
favorecedor9s que desde noy ha
puesto en- circnlaci6n a STONES de va
rios colores rotulados Ella Interna-
cional, de Nogueras Boysen, Maya
gnez, cuyos embases hemos adquiri
do del citado fabricante
La creciente de manda de soda y
el tardar los STONES que hemos pedi
do & Nueva York son las causas que
nos obligaron a ,adquirir estos enva
ses.
Rivero yes
San Juan 29 1900
p-s-3-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-29

Aver tomd puerto, prCcedente
d4 los Estados Unidos ell vapor ame
ri cano 4Croolls con carga general
pd ra el Gobcrno y "a pa5ajeros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-29

ill dia 10 entrara procederte de-
I'd IslA, ei v2nCr americana <San
j ]a4o, siguierdo vi&je cnsoguida
ptra NueVa York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-28
CARD

Editor of the Grapl,ie:-I have been informed that my name vas used at q meeting neld at the court house to protest against the action of the city and school authorities in reference to the smallpox, and thatI was appointed upon q com mittee to present renlonstranee. l wish 10 say that fl such was the case l was entirely misrepresented. I endorse the action 0f the mayor and school board to the fullest exs tent as necessary and proper uLder the existing circumstances. Respect fully, J. [. CoBBIN.
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BELT NOTES.
By E. WALTER SoRpMAN.

The freight house at Altheimer has been opened.
 The new time card goes into effect today. the 2sth.
 Conductor J A. Holmes is taking a much needed rest.
 Trainmaater Mills has returned from short trip to Tyler.
 Mir Dick Chestn1tt is now em- ployed in the paint department
 We are indeed sorry to state that Engineer Tucker is quite sick at his home on East Second avenue.
 Mir. Sid J. Mcrarra is spending g few days in the city. Sid says he is here on business.
 Mir, J. Duress has resumed his du- ties as day operator atLewisville, af- ter a few weeks laYoff
 Conductor J. .. Fox can now he found on the varnished ears between this point and Memphis.
 Superintendent Bowran spent sew eral busy hours in Cairo duung the latter part tof last week.
 General Master Mechanic E. H.. Johnston has been south oa impof- tant business the past week.
 Mr. E. T. Mccormick has accepted the position as night operator for this company it Birds Point
 Bids are now open for one brake. man to fiji vacancy on Conductor sloan crew in place of V. E. wal ker.
 Roadmaster Speed has returned to his headquarters after spending the week with the !extra gang at Cam! den.
 A card board has been issued among the road men giving the rules and regulations of transporta- tion of cattle.
 Mir. Dick Bird, the popular rail- road restaurant man, passed through here last week en route to Jonesboro.
 A large supply of iron work be. long to the transfer boat at Gray E point, was sent to the shops here for genef al repairs.
 Mr. George Johnson has severed his connection with this road, aftei a large number of years employ ment on the rip track.
 ". E. Lynch, formerly night op orator at Stuttgart, has accepted the position as chief clerk in the trainmaster's office at this place. l All trainmen are supposed to bt
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fill the vacancy made by 4. 4. Ceth- am on C. K. (Pluto) Thomas crew. Gotham takes the place of Brakeman Lewis on c onductor Conyer's crew on trains II and l2,
 The following assignments have been made by adinster Merrill: En- zine l0l will he given to Fireman ". H. Graves; engine 297 to be given to fire by Al Simpson; engine 197 ee Fireman Dan Hammond.
 One of our passenger brakemen op his arrival at Texarkana was found guilty of wearing a conductors uni form. He has been held there to await the action of the kangaroo court. The result will be in next Sunday'k issue.
 Bids have been opened and will remain SD for The next few days for one brakeman on Conductor Me- Coy's train, No. 19 and 20. Mr. H. B. Sparks has been assigned to Con ductor GambelPs crew in place of Brakeman Grass, who has resigned
 A bulletin was posted to tie effect that all employ es, who are taken sick and desire to go to the compa- ny hospital, must have certificate from the doctor, stating that said person has no contagious This is to be enforced by this company. ex- cept employees getting injured. They will be admitted to the hospital without a certificate.
 The many friends of Mr. R Sabine Bowling will be glad tO learn that he has accepted the position as To- cal freight inspector of the western bureau Cotton Belt Railway View. Mir. Mehan has resigned. Mr. Dow ling is a fine railroad man. He was recently abstract clerk for the Pee Gee road, with headquarters at Texarkana.
 Mir. s. NJ. Diekey, who has been connected with the freight depart ment Of this road for number of years, has resigned his position to accept the office of traffic manager of the Truck Farmers Association n ith headquarters at San Antonia. Tex as. We wish Brother Dickev God speed and good wishes in his new field,
 Mir. Walter Boone has completed his apprenticeship as coach builder and tinisher. Alr. Boone entered the coach shops in 1896 and worked with yigor end energy and with the full desire of learning the trade of car psnter and coach builder. He has served his time and was last week honored with a iourneyman's card and papers giving him the same rights as other mechanics. We con- t,,1 +o Mr
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promotion and wish him continued success in the future.
 The following bunetin has been posted to all freight engineers and conductors: Engineers will hereaf- ter sound station whistle before reaching all stations or passing tracks between stations and must receive either hand or lamp signals from rear end before passing same. Attention of conductors IS called to rule D in special instructions oi time card, witch require that they must see that brakeinen are out on top while passing through all sta tions and descending grades. New time cards take effect today on this entire system.
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well supplied hereafter with the new form 9l2 telegraphie accident re- ports and destroy all the old forms.
 Conductor L. (. Bush of this road has fallen heir to a vast sum of money left him by his wealthy brother. who died recently out in Michigan.
 Our esteemed friend, Bro. Jim Me- lone. foreman of the car shop. ac- knowledges the fact that he was in the grand march at the fireman s ball.
 1t has been rumofed that the shops will commence to work the nine honr trick on the first of the month. We sincerely trust that such rumor will be confirmed.
 Mr. Chris Touch. who has been running the large drill press, has severed his connection with these shops and will proceed to notify the public.
 The old reliable section forema n for this road, Mir. John Kelly, died at the company hospital recently and was taken to his home in Ten. nessee for burial.
 MT. W. j. Williams, one of the handsomest on this entire system will leave tomorrow on short trip to Hot Springs. Willie has purchased a pug dog to take along with him.
 Mir. John Newson, former brake man for this road, but now braking on the Mountain road between Lit tie Rock and Van Burep, was in this city last week among friends,
 General Manager and Vice Presi- dent Russell Harding and General Superintendent Britton have been on tour of inspection during the entire week through the Texas di- vision.
 Hereafter the passenger train will not wait for the Iron Mountain train to back out as heretofore, and our passenger trains will henceforth sidetrack the Memphis sleeper and chair car at Fair Oaks.
 Mr. George Williams, our amfable ear clerk. who really can't help being so popular with the ladies, has been making q number cf trips to Shreve- port here of late. and sull the boys don catch on.
 The advertising hoard advertises tie following: One engineer on en. zine l23; one fireman On engine 900 also fireman on engine I46, on trains three and four; one fireman on eL- north end; also engineer and Iirman for pile driver.
 Bids are open for one brakeman to
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We regret very much to note the death of Rev. C. ". Daniels grand father, which occurred at Monticello Saturday morning. Rev. Daniel left for that place Saturday morning. His pulpit at the Baptist church to- day will be occupied by pr. Q. L.. Haley, oi Little Rock.
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 ORGAN RECTAL

0n next Thursday night, February 1, there will be au organ recital at the First Presbyterian Ghurck under the auspices of the Young Ladies' Society. Little Rock talent, includ- ing Prof Kelley. Miss Murphy and Mir. Panther will participate and an excellent musical program will be rendered.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
 For County Clerk,

We are authorized to announce Mr. ehas. K. FItzhugn as candidate for County and Probate Clerk. subject to the action of the Democratic primaries.
 We are authorized to announce Mr.
 eafian a ra,,nfy and a prohafe cIer lof sa- jeet to the action of the Democratic prima- ries,
 We are authorized to announce MT. E. B. Bloom as d candidate for the office of Goan- ty and Probate Clerk. subject to the action of the Democratic primaries.
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For County Treasurer.

We are authorized to announce Mir. V. o. Alexander as a candidate for County Treas urer subject to the action of the Democratic primaries.
 We are authorized to announce mr. Jesse R. Core as a candidate for County Treasur- CT. subject to the action Of the Democratic primaries of Jefferson county.
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The announcement of Mir. James Gould as candidate for sheriff and collector of Jefferson county will be found in the announcement column of today's issue. Due mention of Mr. Gould's candidacy will be made in the next issue of our daily.
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A DEAD CAME

Sport who had poor luck in hunting and would like to create an erroneous impression. While hunting for choice game, prime meats, fat poultry, fancy fish, SC lect oysters, celery. etc, you can always find them at the City Market.
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Dr. I. A Dbrell. the well known Little Rock physician, passed through Pine Bluff Saturday en route home from Jonesboro, where he attended Bishop Fitzgerald. He says the latter is much improved.
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Mrs. L. c. Matthews and children accompanied by her Sister. Miss Annie Montgomery passed through this city Saturday.. They were en route from Fordyce to Memphis to visit. Mir. Matthews joined them here.
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MT. George W. Gage. Sr.. wife and daughter, Mrs. Mieklewright. have returned to Jonesboro. after a pleas ant stay with Mir. Sandefur Currie and family. While here Mr. Gags was the recipient of a handsome gold watch from the railroad boys. He is a refined old gentleman and has host of friends in Pine Bluff. He was popular general foreman of the Cotton Belt and his resigna- tion was received by all with regrets
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Mrs. Sol Miller will leave Monday for Memphis. where she will visit her son, Mir. Nose Miller and family. She will be joined there 6 few days Inter by Mir. Sol Miller and Mr. Ike W. Miller, and proceed to Chicago, where on the evening of Febuary ', the latter will wed Miss Phebe Mfars
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For Proseeutfng Attorney.

We are authorized to announce MT X. O. P1ndail as a candidate for Prosecuting At torney from this the Eleventh Judicial Cir- cult, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries.
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For Sheriff.

We are authorized to announce Mr James Could as a can idafe for sheriff ann Collec- tor, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-07-26
NoiseIess ms Well rs smokeIess.

HAZLETON, Pa, July 21.-A noise.
less and smokeless gunpowder has been
invented by John Bohenengel, German,
of this city. He is employed as molder in
the Hazelton Iron works, but is of an in
ventive turn of mind and has some
knowledge of chemicals and explosives.
AT private exhibition given a few days
ago the practicability of his discovery
was made apparent. A shell loaded with
his powder was fired at target 80 yards
away. The only sound indicating the ex.
plosion was the falling of the plunger on
the shell. The bullet struck the target,
an inch board, and went clear through it.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-07-26

There are some women who seem TO be
perennially youthful. The grown daughters
are companions as well children, and the
color in the mothers checks, the brightness
in her eyes, the roundness Of her form, all
speak Of Astounding health What is her
secret2 She is at the middle age of life
when so many women are worn, wasted and
faded, and yet time has only ripened her
charms. The secret Of this matrony health
and beauty may be told in the brief phrase
DIR. pierce's Favorite Prescription. The
general health of woman is so intimately re-
lated TO the local health of the delicate
womanly organs, that where these are dis
eased, the whole body must suffer "Favor.
ite Prescription" dries the deblitating drains,
heals liberation and Inflammation, cures ie-
male weakness and imparts to the delicate
female natural vigor and vitality. Women
who have lost their health and their beauty
have been made robust and rosy checked
by the use of this marvellous medicine.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-07-26
Horrible Sight In Kumassi,

LONDON, July 24.-Advices just re.
ceived here say that Colonel Wilcocks
the commander of the relief column in
Ashanti describes his entrance into Ku
massi July II as presenting Il scene of
horror and desolaton, burned houses and
putrid bodies being visible on all sides.
He adds that the native soldiers We're too
weak to stand and that the British Off.
GERS thanked God for the relief, as few
more days, they declared, would have
seen the end. Colonel Willcocks left the
garrison well supplied with food and am
munition,