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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-15
El Dr.. BarboSa.

En- ell vapor que sale hoy para
los Estados Un.dos, ha embarcado
nuestro amigo ell DR.. BAroosa, que
va mo solo como comfsionado POI
nuestra Camara de Concrete, slno
tambien c3n objeto de restablecer
su salud.
D. 5 aamos nuestrO amigo una
trave:1a muy feliz, y cumplimos con
ell encargo que nos ha hecho de des :
p. d ;rle de su, amigos y rels clona-
dcs, de quieues 20 pudo hacetlo
pe rsoua' 'mente, por ell escaso tiem-
po de que ha podido disponfr, des-
pues de resuelto su viai'.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-15
Necesidad del relevo
esta reconocida
POR Ell EJERCITO INGLEs.
Todos c,lifican De pesimo Ell plan de
campaIla.

New York Octubre Is l-3) P. M.
La prensa de Londres vuelve
a ocuparse con insistencla de la
necesidad del releyo de Kitchener.
Los periodicos mas caraeteriza-
dos dicen que los mas prestigiosos
oficiales del ej6rclto ingles, recono-
cen la necesidad de que sea cuanto
antes relevado Ell General Kitche-
ner, del mando de las tropas que
operan en- el Sur de Africa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-15
BAZdR 0TERo
ATOCHA.-PONGG.

BR A S
de Medicina, Cirujla. Farma-
cia, High enc y Fisiologia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-15

Enperador Nicolas, tardando mu
cho en- reaparecer.
Sc le djjo al sorprendido p1bli+
co, para explicarle ell misterioso
smutis., que el Ear estaba revistan-
do los marineros rusos; pero Sc sa1
be que ell eclipse obedecfa q los efec1
tbs del marco, y que Sc hallaba can
biando la peseta <por arriba, por
abajo, por delante y por detras!,
La plebe esta entusiasmada con
los uniformes rusCs; pero Sc consig-
ma con satisfaction y amor prCpio
lisonj njeado que les porsonajes fran
ceses aventajan en- estatura los ru-
IS, exception hecha del Principe
Ofloff, que parece un dromedario.
El p1blico esta intrigado por la
nueva condecoraci6n del ministro
ruso conde de Lamsdorff, consistent
to en- una enorme llave de plata, pen
diente sobre ell fald6n del uniforme,
y la Prensa se pregunta que emble-
ma es ese
Sc conenta tambien el habitual
gesto del Ear con las mauos inm6vi-
les, cruzadas sobre ell abdomen, y Sc
le considera mas joven que hace
cinco amos.
Ia parecido frfo ell Emperador
al pronunciar su rutinario <toast. !;
pero Sc advierte que palabras VENT
das de tan alto no necesitan n calor.
Sc comenta igualmente la indu
mentaria de los ministries con cas-
quotes marines desafadores del vien
to, las frases de Ia Emperatriz ca
litcando de encantador & M. Lou
bet, que le parece un arcOnte ate
niense.
En- resumen: todos estan con-
tentos y satisfechos, de manera que
pedir mas es gol!erfa.
Sc califica de marcha triunfal ell
trayecto de la estaci6n de Compieg-
ne al castillo. Realmente, Ia null
titud Sc hubiera abalaDzado q los
zares, dandoles testimonio de su
adoracion; pero ell coronel frances
Provost, que tiene un metro 80 CEN
tfmetros de estatura, impidio las
anifestaciones, llegando hssta ell
punto de exigir un autografo del
Ear para que entrase en- Palacio uno
de sus cabal' 'erizcs.
Paris, en- general, contin1a in
diff rente, mientras los revoluc;ona-
rios bufan, y <L'Aurore, truena por-
que Sc silbo a A 'fonso XII y Sc ova-
ciona a Nicolas II, viniendo como
aquel de Alemania, donde lucio ell
unif orme de almirante aleman y don
de dijo: eEspero que los ofciales de
Ia Marina alemana marcharan STEM
pre- hombro a hombro con los oficia-
les de la Marina rusa,
La Prensa sc apssiona con Ia
batallona question de la vista del
Z>r Paris.
Sc dice-ioh dicha!-que ven
dra y visitara el puente de Alejan.
dro III 6 ira luego al cementerio al
Pere Lschaise depositar una coro-
ma sobre la tumba de Felix Faure.
Mas, contra estas noticias es-
peranzas halaguenas, Sc argaye qua
la Po.icfa SO de lara impote nte pa
ia organizar en- pocas horas un ser
vicio suiciente para la protection
de Zares.
Ademas es va innegable. y SO
halla comproba1o, ell cas- de haber :
! Sc hecho por un anarquista un dis
psro de revolver, en- medic dsl cam
po, durante la ncche, al tren quo
conducfa q los in7itados de M. Lou
bet
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-15
Noticia sensational.
Una columna inglesa
GOMPLETAMENTE DERROTADA.
Los beers Sc apoderan de gran numero
de municiones.

New York Octuhre Is l-30 P NJ.
Despachos de Londres dan cuen-
ia de gus una columna inglesa ha
sido completamente derrotada por
los beers, ocasionandole algunos
muertos y muchos heridos.
La mayor parte de las NUM-
clones han caido en- poder de las
fuerzas beers, que no han tenido
que lamentar perdidas en- ell comba-
te.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-15
Terribles motines
en- Kilnaine
POR MOTIVos ELECTORALEs.
Gran numero de muertos v heridos.

New York Octubre Is l-20 P. NJ.
Los illtimos despachos dan cuen-
ia de terribles motines en- Kilmaine
qrlanda) motivados por asuntos cleo
torales
El ndmero de heridos es muy con-
siderable, siendo muchos tambien los
muertos.
La intervention de la policia no
ha logrado contener a los amotina-
dos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-15

New-York Octubre Is 80 P. NJ.
Ell dia diez y nueve del actual ,
es ell designado para cerrar Ell luto
con motive de la muerte del Presi- /
dente
Sc hacen grandes preparativos
para una nueva & imponente mani
festacion de duelo en- todos los Esta-
dos de la Union.
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CENT TRIAL PLAZUELA
BALSEIRO & GIORGETTI
(SOClEDAD AGRICOLA
Barceloneta, R. |
Sr, Don E. Delafond,
( SOClEDAD AGRICOL A

Barceloneta, PR. de Septembre de 1901
Sr, Don E. Delafond,
1ngeniero representante de la casa
xKrajewSki-P Peasant & Co. de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-15
Emma Goldman
ha sido amenazada
POR Ell PUEBLO AMERICANA.
La prision de Most. ha motiyado las
amenazas a Goldman

New York Octubre Is l-s0 P NJ.
La prision del anarquista Most
ha dado lugar q una nueva acti-
tud de protesta contra los anar-
quistas.
Euma Goldman ha sido objeto
de serias amenazas 81 persiste ca
la diffusion de sus doctrinas.
Sc teme que e1 pueblo ejerza
violencia sobre Il escritora anar-
quista.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-15

HECH0S Y DICH0S.
Croniquilla del dia.
Sc murmura que ell doctor Bar
bosa lleva a los E .tados U nidos una
importaa ate comisioa polftica rela
cionada con la bandera blanca.
Podemos asegurar que no hay
NADIA de ESQ El doctor va los Es-
tados como uno de tantos comisiona-
dos.
Todo 10 demas que SO olga es
aventurado = carece de fundamen
Desde esta manana circula un
rumor muy grave por San Juan.
Bueno es no olvidar qua no todos
los tiempos son igua!es.
Y que muchas veces VA uno por
lana y sale trasquilado.
~
Y luego diran que Mauleon no
tiene suerte.
Estaba citado para comparecer
hoy ante el tribunal de Policfa.
Pero result6 que no Sc produjo
ell parte dentro del plazo reglamen
tario y no SO le pudo sentenciar.
ESQ no es culpa de Maule6n.
La cosa Sc va poniendo seris.
Unos dicen que Sc aprueba;
OtrOs Que no se aprueba.
Y no falta quien amenaza con
caer sobre alguien como playa de
Egipto, en case de desaprobaci6n.
Lo cierto es que los paganos
siempre son los mismos.
Palo 81 bogas y palo ST no be
gas.
tiempos es estar brujas. Para estos
no hay temporales nj contribucio-
nee, nj derramas.
x*
A nuestro amigo Don Eduardo
Neuman sc le ha extraviado una car
terra con cuatrocientos dollars.
Felicitamos al amigo.
Q1ien en- estos tiempps de sbru-
jerfa., lleva cuatrocientos dollars en-
una carters, es al de que tiene al
gunos millones en- Gaia.
Da los cnatrocientos, han apa
recido doscientos pesos en- poder de
una senorita.
Un motive mas para fel ci ar &
Neuman.
Hay que tener suerte hasta para
perder 'dinero.
NJ 1arJsJ cua o1 o1n1 Ia ia
Toa alta haya cesado en- 81 desempe-
no de sus funciones. Don Enrique
M 9 Izpnierdo, que debe estar ente
a 10 mejor que nsdie, ros dijo esta
mafana que sigue al ffente de aq ne
LA alcaldia.
Lo celebramos porque es perso
ma muy amable y simpatica el Sr.
Izquierdo.
No sabemos si ser6 tambien un
alcalde simpatico y amable.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-15

La bala SO aloj6 en- uno de los
ssf fesos cristales de angulo del va
g6p, aplas 5andose sobre la puerta
estrada, y no habiendo desg "a cias
porque ell NAL tempo alsj6 q los via.
Jeros y los vagones no taban lie.
nos.
Per atencion delicada al Ear Sc
suprimioron las estatuas de Napc-
leon en- el casti 10; pero Sc conserve
la celebre cana de Napoleon Ill, y
Sc die que ell Ear no quiso aceptar-
la por no dormir con el recuerdo de
la tr1ste gloria napole6nica.
Hs resultsdo brillante la revista
naval de Dunkerqus y ha sido acla.
madfsimo el Ear.
El pdblico ha simpatizado con
Ia Zarina por Ia sencillez de su <toi
letter, que contrasta con las fastuo-
sas de las .burgaesas que han lido 4
esperarla.
El protoco'o impidi6 que las de-
leg adas de los mercados manifesta-
ran la Zarina que hablan hecho
votes porque tenga un hijo varon.
LUIS BONAFOUX.
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MdQuinaS de Cadeneta

We ed dihode den4quin
dseno a
a p
apuesta obre
de pesp 4
de irasa uatuarp la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-15
FL entierro.

Tuvo lugar aver tarde el entie
rro del que fue en- vida nuestro ami.
go Don Antonio Piza y Mas.
Una concur. encia nutridfsima
asistio al piadoso acto, dsnostran
dose de este modo, las gtand IS sim
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-15

POR GLEN DOLL LARS al con
tado Sc vende un piano en- muy buen
estado, de la afamada fabrica de
kalmann, Berlin que cost6 $500 me
xicanos. En- esta redacci6n infor-
mAram Os A p
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-13

All merit ceases the moment we per.
form an act for the sake OF It's con.
sequences. Truly in this respect I'VE
have our reward. Wilhelm Won Hum
boldt.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-13
All CHEW WANTED A
VACATION FROM work

All CHEW. a l6.ye,r.old Chinese
Youth. was arrested yesterday on the
charge Of vagrancy. at the instigation
of his father. who feared that II no
were not arrested on this charge and
warned by the District Magistrate to
quit his evil ways. he would soon be
arrested on another and more ST..
C!ous charge.
When the boy was asked what he
lad to say for himself. he replied that
his father had told the truth when
ne said that he had not done any work
Tor the past two weeks. Previous tn
that he had worked steadily. He dc.
sired a rest and therefore he took two
weeks OF without asking his father.
The old man WAS brought before
Judge Wilcox and asked to make a
statement. lie replied that he wished
the Judge to find some work for his
boy in order that he might be- kept
ont Of mischief. The Judge replied
that that would he the easiest thing
IN the world. 4 number OF the asSO.
GATES Of the defendant had already
been given work by him, However
he did not wish to send the boy over
10 Jail. On the promise OF All Chew
that he would go home and he a good
boy, he was allowed 10 go with rep
rimand.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-13
LOTTERY Of LOVE

THE Lottery OF Love" at the Opera
House last evening was bright and
snappy from start to finish. There
vas not dull moment in the perform.
ance. As the play progressed compli.
cations arose, the solution of when
could mot be seen. owing to the
brightness and snap. ..udicrous situa.
items followed In such rapid succession
that all the audience had to do was
wait ana laugh. The lines were spark,
ling with wit and humor and evoked
~ end Of amusement.
Mr.. NELL, as the much.married man,
Was more than amusing In his troubles
and gave a neat. finished performance
throughout. Miss Andrews showed
rare taste and humor as the mother.
iL'law: In fact, her Interpretation ol
the part caused II to stand out like O
lead.
Miss Chapman. Mr.. Morris and Mr..
NacVickers. with smaller parts. were
by no means overshadOwed by their
mere fortunate colleagues when an op
pcrtunity presented itself. These
three artists handle roles entrusted Ia
them too cleverly to be covered up by
their associates.
Mr.. burton rs IN" upto-uatc WIDOW
or. gave a faultless rendition vi the
character and was decidedly the best
work he has done In Honolulu. There
were endless opportunities to eyag
crate and by M doing fail artistically
but Mr.. Burton, throughout the piece
kept within the limits OF the character
and scored a decided success.
The remainder Of the cast played
their parts with such noatness that II
was almost Impossible to class them
as feeders.
/ Days comedies are always bright
and witty and doubtless Nancy 4
Co. will draw another large audience
There should he no hesitancy on the
par, OF Honolulu theater.goers in at
tending Mr.. Neill's performances. af
he has given sufficient evidence of hit
+, judgment and ability.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-13
RUN OVER AND KILLED
PORTUGUESE BOY MEETS
DEATHS on CAR RAILS
Fatal Accident on Liliha Street Yes
terday Afternoon---Motor-
man in No Way 10
Blame.

A fatal accident on Liliha near Judd
street yesterday afternoon at about.
2:3O o'clock, caused the first death
that has come about as result Of the
installation of the Rapid Transit Co.
system in the streets Of Honolulu.
There have been several minor acct
dents but the one OF yesterday was tue
first that resulted seriously. However,
the Rapid Transit Company has the
satisfa ction Of knowing that the acct
dent was not caused through any care
.essioss on the part of It's men but
rather by means of an unforeseen oc-
currence that was as sudden US 1t was
beyond the control of anyone.
At the time mentioned car No.
started from Wyllie street and proceed.
ed on its way. to King. Just below l..
AMOS place. the car approached q
party OF three on horseback They
were George Holt, a native by tho
name of Kapena and Manuel Peter. a
Portuguese boy. They were going la
the same direction as the car
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-13
LOCAL and GENERAL

NO meeting OF the BOARD OF Health
this afternoon.
There were no sales OF stock on the
exchange this morning,
The band will play the steamer Ala
media away this afternoon.
Nicely furnished rooms, Popular
House, 1919 Fort St., $3.50 per week up.
Merchandise claims were before the
Fire Claims Commission this morning.
The next mail from the Coast will be
by the Doric sailing from here on the
10th.
The steamer Gaelic is due here from
San Francisco tomorrow. She may
arrive this afternoon.
There will be an auction sale of FUR
niture on the 14th. See Jas. +. Nor
gan's column on pages
Mr.. s Koyama has resigned the
arrangement of Iwakami q Co. See
notice under New To-Day.
II is not yet known when the battle
ship Wisconsin and the transport So.
lice will return from Tutuila,
Frank Brown had good night and
Is better today. Il is hoped he will,
soon be able to attend to business.
Bourbon whiskey 6 years old, $3.50,
claret. SO cents; sherry and Tokay. rs
cents gallon at Hoffschlaeger Co. s.
King street.
A, ice ,Iant for Ijbue Kauai mr..
stalled bv Crimwood a Ricbardson IN,
w. "A. Rice and Others.
oo" ''""". gu
c'e'. was neiu AT the maternity hoihe
on Beretania street this morning.
Nothing but routine business was
I transacted.
The Hawaiian oua riot vii, p,ay dur.
ing the dinner hour nj the Nnana lilo.
tel Tbursday and SUNDAY nights Tboro
vii, no a concert ,b.r,, hv In, hand +,
week from tonight
A. ,o ,-,, ,,,u
ar nounced n recess or the polio. Couri
as both the Deputy Sheriff and the
clerk had been subpoenaed to appear
~ the Federal Court.
| Honolulu Photo Supply Co. besides
doing the best printing and developing
IN the city Tor the least money; supply
amateur and professionals with all
Photographic supplies.
THE night has a thousand eyes" the
Al Vista camera but one which takes
In everything within the radius of n
bali circle. Call and see them al Homo.
lulu Photo Supply Co.
The new Catholic Chanel AT Wal
kik is To be dedicated Sunday after
noon. For this reason and nj the re
ourst of the Catbolic Bisbop the hand
will not play on MaI>ce Island but or
the grounds of the Capitol
When Queen I.iliuokaIani left for III,
Coast In the China Sunday she took
along collection OF songs composed
d! h'rsen ana some OF her people wh,
na,. ,ohs s,"se u,eu' ,nese sue VII
WarL '" :" ''''e' ''''''' W wv"
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.nrin. and other business IN connoc
tim with tba ,ovhoat business n, mi
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-13

thy TO cats. He cannot bear them
about him, and II il said that once
while dining out he declared there was
a eat In the room and nearly tainted,
\ search revealed the fact that a
strange cat had, indeed, got into the
ilace and was under the table.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-13

Blank books OF all sorts. ledgers etc.
manufactured by the Bulletin Publish.
ing Co.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-13
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE
Honolulu, November -, 1901
NAME or STOCK
MERCANTILE.
SUGAR.

c. Brewer q COMPANY
MS Sachs DC. Co, IL
LIB. Ken q Co.. ttd /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-15
THE SNOW BALL.
Young Ladies' to Appear I'm Coined
for Junior Republic Beneht.

Young Ladies' to Appear I'm Comedy
for Junior Republic BENEFIT.
Inc young ladies of Mrs. Somers' school,
the Mount Vernon Seminary, have ar
ranged to give a three-act farce comedy in
the seminary hall tomorrow evening for
the benefit of the Womans League of the
National Junior Republic. The comedy is
entitled THE Snow Ball." and is said to
be very bright and pleasing effort The
hall is located at HOO NJ street, and tickets
for the play have been placed on sale at
the home Of the president of the Woman S
League, 1900 Massachusetts avenue; at
Mrs. Mary s. Lockwood's, the Columbia
flats, and Mrs. Archibald Hopkins, Dupont
circle and Massachusetts avenue. The ex-
cellent character of the entertainment
promised and the worthy charity for which
it is planned will undoubtedly tend to bring
out very large and enthusiastic attend
ance. The National Junior Republic,
which is located on the Newbold farm near
Annapolis junction, has already accom-
plished much good in making worthy citi-
zens of homeless youths of the city, and its
sphere of usefulness is rapidly widening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-15
Real Estate Transfers.

Twelfth street northwest between L and
NJ streets-Thomas w. Fowler. surviving
trustee, to Anna ]. Martin, part lot 8,
square 315; $40.
F street southwest between 1-2 and 9th
streets-Oliver c. Black ct al, trustees, to
Minnie A. Fossett, George D. johnson.
James Y. and Harry w. johnson, part orig
inal lot 20, square 496; $40.
Barry Farm-Ralph P. Barnard ct ux. to
James r. Harris, part lot %, section Z; SIC
stamps, S150).
H street northeast between 9th and 10th
streets-Wiliam H. Gibson ct ux to Ruth
A. Gibson, lot II, square 1874; $40.
Nj street northwest between North Capt.
toll and 1st streets-Ruth A Gibson to Will
lam II. Gibson, lot - square 619: SO.
Rhode Island avenue northwest between
4th and 9TH streets-Laura Hughes ct vir
Ellis. to Frederick l.. Saxty, lot 46, square
sos; $40 Stamps, 30 cents).
o street northeast between North Capi-
tol and 1st streets-Charles R. Escherch ct
ux. to Robert M Morrison lots D. 20, So
s6. square 669; $40 stamps, so.
Mount Pleasant-Jno. NJ. d. Wilson ct
ux. to Brainard w. Parker lot III; $40
Brainard w. Parker to Nancy B. Wilson
same property: $40.
Anacostia-Chas. F. Benjamin ct al,
trustees, to John Cook, trustee, lots 5o4
Reno-J. Barton Miller, trustee, to
Fredk. w. Alder, lots IA and 10, block IA;
$1,15S.45.
l. street northwest between North Capi-
toll and LIST streets-Alonzo c. Barnett to
Howard s. Reside, part lot o, square 62O;
$40 (stamps, SD
Barry Farn-Thos. Gaffney ct al, trus-
tees to Cora w. Green, lot So, section 8;
$3.50.
l. street northwest between 18th and 18th
streets-Wm. c. Chase ct al, trustees to
Geo. b. Knight, east one-half lot 10, square
16i; 81, 300.
S street northwest between 9th and 9TH
Streets-Jro. G.. Campbell to Elizabeth
Pitt, lots 81 and 90, square 442; $40
Stamps, so.
Bloomingdale-Roland C. Booth ct ux to
William Berry, lot 10, block 8; $40 (stamps,
81.
East Capitol street between Sd and 4th
streets-Melitus ]. Wine ct ux. to Robt N.
Harper. part original lot 3, square 1856; $40
(stampS, so.
Columbia misunderstanding T. Sanner ct
ux. to Herman r. HowenStein, lot 43, block
%; $40 Stamps, $3.50.
.enth street northeast between B and G
streets-Wm. B. Chiffon ct al. to Jno. H.
ko>hert, original lot II, square 939; $40
Stamps, SD.
Twenty-fourth street northwest between
and H streets-W. Riley Decide ct ux to
Mary ]. Baldwin. lot 26, square 81: $40
Stamps, so. Mary ]. Baldwin conveys
same property to Cora B. Decide; $40
stamps, so.
Padsworth-Louis Heitmuller ct ux to
Ferdinand A. Heitmuller, part of the
Harsh; s..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-15
BODY

Foods the body restorer.
I'm health, YOU want moth
Ing but food; and your baby
wants nothing, but food.
But, when not quite we'll,
you want to get back to
where food is enough.
One of the most delicate
foods i'm the world is SCOTS
emulsion of cod=liver oil.
When usual food is a bur-
den, it feeds you enough to
restore your stomach; baby
the same. ,sa
The body=builder is food;
the body=restOrer Is SCOTS
emulsion Of code liver oil.
Wen send you a little to try II you like.
WHIT BOVINE, 400 Pearl street, New Yerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-15
COFFEE DID lit.
AND POSTUM FOOD COFFEE REMOVED IT

II finally found it coffee that caused me,
for the past -four years, to have such trouble with
my health; with fainting SPELLS dizziness and
constipation that the doctor told me / was liable
to die of heart failure any time. / was very thin
weak and sallow, and a sick woman.
Husband concluded that coffee was the trouble
After hearing of Postum Food Coffee, he Induced
to try ii. That six months ago when
made the change. and the result has been some
thing wonderful.
Il have not had to aenema had any
trouble with my bowels since, nor have had one
fainting spell, and the palpitation and dizziness
have all disappeared.
During the intense heat of the summer, when
people usually lose weight l was gaining. / now
weigh ten pounds more than have weighed in
ten years. and my people tell i look younger
than did ten years ago.
Our whole family use Postum and like it bet
ter than Java any other coffee. We shall never
any other coffee as long as we can get Pos
tum.
Il know how to make good Postum, but that is
easy IL one viii Just boil it long enough.
"A short time ago old lady who is q great
coffee drinker, look dinner with u.s. and remarked
about our coffee sa' she never tasted better cof-
fee; she did not know 1T was Postum
IF you should publish this, please omit my
name. 1 will. however, answer any questions
cheerfully. Mrs. Full name and address
given by the Postum Cereal Co., Ltd, Battle
Greek. Mich.