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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-04

FOREIGN.
BRUSH and German Newspaper, and ppb.
y men comment upon the Presidents mes.
~hicn they generally regard a.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-04

Representative Lloyd:
The message will be commended by all
In what 1t says Of the moral character and
personal worth Of President Mckinley. The
forceful denunciatton Of the crime Of an
archy will be indorsed by the true Ameri-
can
THE reference to trusts ard monopolies
and the remedies offered therefor will be
disappointment. for 1t is too apologize in
its character. The statement that the
creation OF great corporate fortunes Is not
due to the tariff, Eor any other government
al action will be a surprise. for the people
are aware that 1t has had much to do with
their formation. The publication Of the
financial condition Of corporations would
be generally indorsed. but X Is not the only
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-06-14

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Laugh
nghouse was the scene of unique and
highly enjoyable social function Monday
night, when their daughter, Miss Margu-
rite, entertained number of friends CON-
plimentary to Miss Lolle German, of this
city, and Miss Bessie Mallory. eff Annis-
ton, Ala. The evening was replete with
happy amusements and the beauty and
grace of the delightful honorees was the
inspiration for many expressions of ad-
miration on the part of the gallant beaux
assembled They played all the 'old
games with keen pleasure, and when
weary of erclhng exercise, partook of
dainty refreshments, spun the the plate
and went home. Those present were
Misses Lollie German, Bessie Mallory, of
Admission, Ala, Louise Calling, Mamie
Taylor, Helen Aldridge, Virgie Aldridge,
Mary German, Ruth Hatcher, Irma Ste.
vens, Helen McCaskill, of Atchson, Kan,
Lucille Crews, Dwelling Rolwage.
Messrs. Tom Horney. Otto Rollwage.
Archie Hatcher. Blanton Neel, Ed Allen,
Willie Belser, Otis Stevens, Henry Cor
man, Sol HambIeton. Johnnie Mallory.
Chas. German, Geo. Taylor, Geo. Poston,
of Wheatley, and Preston Buford.
The most charming social event of the
week was the progressive euchre party
given by Miss Norma Rollwage. assisted
by Miss Tolise Rollwage, Wednesday,
June H.
First ladies' prize, a rare china plate.
was won by Mrs. Nichols. First gentle
mems prize, two beautiful packs of cards
was won by Mr.. Linn Turley.
Dainty aud delicious refreshments were
served by a popular Little Rock caterer
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Barrew, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Turley, Mr..
and Mrs. Linn Turley. Mesdames Mich
OILS, Norton, Harrison. Misses Merwin.
Dye, Williams, Davis. P'Pool. Freeman
Sadie Goss, of Winchester. Tenn. Alice
and Norma Rollwage. Messrs. Mathis.
Bonner, Shields, Gillian, Griffis. Winfield.
Ben Neblett, Horne and o. b. Rollwage
The Baptist Sunday school gave very
enjoyable outing party and picnic at
stuart's springs Tuesday in which 6ftv
or sixty persons participated with I'M
bounded pleasure. The affair was a
happy diversion for the little ones and
most satisfactory to the older ones who
witnessed the merry antics and caperS Of
tue children with exultant pride. Verify,
II requires such small effort to make the
little ones happy, it seems that we should
always keep them surrounded by love
and cheerful amusements. An elegant
basket dinner was served on the grounds
which was one of the most heartily en-
loyable features of the day.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-06-14
Our Seniors Birthday.

The Colonel" like all other mortals.
has birthday every year, and that
happy event fell on last Tuesday
Father Time has dealt very gently
with our senior, and although he has
passed the meridian of life, the jour
neg has thus far been so smooth and
pleasant that his brow is unruflied and
his eye clear. The gentleman extracts
much happiness from existence and is
never better satisfied than when at
work.
A lifelong Washington friend never
fails to remember Mr.. Landyoigt and
his birthday and always sends him
some gift. Last Tuesday while open
ing his mail he came across a neat
little package postmarked Washing
ton" and Immediately his face lit up
with pleasure and in remembrance of
the many tokens of kindness and
friendship from this friend of friends
His hand trembied slightly as he broke
the seal, and doubtless these lines from
Longfellow:
%. friend, o, best of friends. Thy absence
more
Than impending night darkens the landscape
Ger
was the picture OF his thoughts when.
upon opening the package, he found
therein beautiful little ring set With
his blith-stone-a very fine specimen of
the moss agate, which is emblematic of
sincerity and insures long life, hap
piness and prosperity to the wearer.''
To say that the colonel was happy
IN receiving this gift only expresses
his feelings mildly. and his manner
throughout the week has been that of
youth in the realization of his first
love.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-06-14
Colt School Enlarged.

W. A. Weddington, of Colt, was a call
er at this Office yesterday and smoke ver,
encouragingly of prospects and the genera
outlook for his neighborhood.
Mr. Wellington says Colt is going to
nave one the best schools in the county
since the consolidation of districts fon,
and twenty-five. The old Oak Hill schoo,
mouse has been removed to Colt and tna
good citizens of that community. throngn
.helr board of directors. Messrs NJ,
"'i'ams, frlsk Wolfe and DIR. Ratellr
pave utilized the old structure in epIarg'
'ng the Colt school building.
Hon S. NJ. Blalock has been retained
as principal With Miss Maggie Terry ~
the gracious assistant, and II il The IN,
tention OF the board to conduct > tan
months school every year.
This Is big thing for Telco township
ana demonstrates that her citizens arc
progressive and prosperous. The teach
ers selected are two of the most epltpreo
tutors Of the county and the success :,
ehe school is assured from the beginning
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-06-14
OTHER LOCALS.

Mrs. Mary Turner and little daugh-
ter Leila. of Wynne. returned home
Sunday ring, after spending a most
delightful week in the city with Mrs.
L. {. Folbre and the children.
Attorney John NJ. Prewett went to
Helena on legal business Wednesday
and returning was accompanied home
| by his father. Mr. f. NJ. Prewett. who
is visiting relatives and old time friends
here this week.
The f. & a. NJ. Lodge No. los meets
next Wednesday evening, June 18th.
All members are especially requested
to be present Business in the 81. and
+. a. degrees will be transacted. also
| election of officers. Visiting brothers
cordially invited.
Jesse lsaacs, of Mariana. arrived In
the city Tuesday evening on visit to
his fathers family. and will probably
be with us a week or ten days. Jess
has Just returned from trip out West,
where he has been associating with
cowboys and Indians. Don't cross him,
boys.
Mrs. Virgil Barringer, (nee Miss
Morley MARTINI of Memphis. is a
charming. guest at the home OF DR.. and
Mrs. Mcknight. Mrs. Barringer, ac-
companies by Miss LolIie German and
Miss Addie .Horney, visited Mrs. Bar
ringers mother at Palestine Tuesday
and Wednesday.
A heavy rain and thunder storm on
/ l'npGd4u 10
this section sensation. The atmos.
phere was heavily charged with cleo
trlcity and bolts of lightning struck in
several placesthroughout the city. The
electric light wires III front of Mr.. I. &.
| folpre' residence were burned in two
and the entire family received a severe
SHOCK. The dynamo at the electric
| power house was burned out and the
city was in total darkness Tuesday
night. The damage to the DYNAMO vas
repaired Wednesday by Electricians
Armstrong and ChiIner, and the lights
were burning as usual Wednesday
night. The rain fall measured so in.
ches. i
Miss lila Lyons, of Wheatley, ar
rived in tie city Monday evening. and
is spending the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Z. Nicely. Miss Ella will go to
the northwestern part of the county
shortly where she will ''wield the
birchen rod and teach the young idea
OF that section how to shoot, through
out the summer months. The good
citizens Of Dark Corner have displayed
excellent Judgment in selecting this
bright and charming little lad, to In
struct their children in those important
Observation-Disclosures, ritn' and rith-
metic." We predict that her presence
In the community will illuminate the
dark corners" and that in the dis
charge OF her duties in the school room
she viii please and satisfy all con.
cerned- -
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-06-14
YOUR LUNCH BASKET

will contain the cren1e-de-ln-
creme of choice foods ifyou make
your selections from our delicious
jams, jellies, canned meats and
relishes, crackers, sardines, fruits
and Strawberries, when preparing
for picnics, fshfries or outings of
any kind. Our high-grade foods
will be found particularly tooth
somesand nourishing. Our stock
of staple and fancy groceries is
unexcelled.
w. 7. SANDERS,
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-06-14
Levee IWork.

sealed proposals in duplicate win he re.
ceiNed al TINS Office until II O'Clock a. m SAT-
urday luly 4th leUi and then publicly opened.
Tor the CONSTRUCTION of about twelve 12i miles
OF new levee in Crittenden County Arkansas
containing approximately 1000 cubic wards
ana extending from the present cOntInuors
leVee near,Scanlans Landing south to about
Cat Island. Proposals will be received for
the work ip sections. Bidders are Invited 10
bld on aayor all sections If any bidder
pIoposeu 70 construct more than one section
be will state the total cubic wards he is nre.
pared 10 accept If he bethe lowest bidder
sueh sections VIII be awarded him within the
amount stated as may be most ADVANTAGEOUS
TO the ieyee district. Payments viii be made
monthly In cash or certificates at the option
or the leYee board. The board reserves tha
right TO reject any and all bids. Further
information. blank form for proposal etc
WIN be furnished on application to Chief En-.
gineer. ~
.. N. kILLOUGH, President
ST Francis Leyee Board
Harry n. Pharr, Chief Engineer.
40 southern Express building
June 1. 1901.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-06-14
Blue Flame OIL stoves.

TIE heated days of summer and the
scarcity or cooks has proven a most
vexiug problem to many good house
wives, and how to escape the hard
ships and displeasures of the hot
kitchen" was grave and unsettled
question. Last Friday. as had been
previously announced. the enterprising
hardware firm of Atkins X Horne
gave an exhibition Of Blue Flame Oil
Stoves for baking. frying, boiling and
broiing which was entirely satisfactory
to every one who witnessed the cook
ing demonstrations given on this occa-
sion.
The plan of cooking with oil is very
economical and practical, and makes
the kitchen work so easy in comparison
with what was formerly required in
that department that one doesn't real.
iEe she has performed the same task.
This Is an age of progress aud inyen-
ton. and the trying labors of cooking
~ TIC Otu oOOo anu SOtti hibIccs ilhS
been happily solved by Blue Flame Oil
Stoves. IN the first place, these stoves
do not throw out the heat that the old
wood and coal burners do, and they
produce no ashes and cinders to create
trouble and extra labor.
In the second place these stoves bake
quicker and better, and when it comes
to broiing meats the Blue Flame Oil
Stoves are just the thing, if you like
meats cooked to your taste.
Messrs. Atkins Il Horne have already
sold number of these new stoves, and
they are all giving entire satisfaction.
If you find it hard to procure a cook
.or hire kitchen help, get Blue Flame
Oil Stove and your burdens will be
materially lightened.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-06-14
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
Engineer Lester Has His Left Ankle
and Foot Crushed While on Duty.

Engineer Chas. Lester. OF the Chico.
law route. who has been stationed in
TINS city the past fall and winter. and
VINO is one of the best-liked railroad
men on the road, met with most main.
ful and serious accident Tuesday even.
Ing while switching in the wards inst
east of the city.
Some parts of his engine were M,
WORKING properly, and Mr.. Lester went
out on the running board to .pound ),
ana making misstep fell over the
side and caught his foot in the piston
rods while the locomotive was running
ABOUT four miles an hour, with the 70.
suit that the bones of his left foot and
ankle were horribly mangled. The
fireman knew that Lester had left the
Gao, out was unaware of the accident
until after the engine had run soma
distance from the spot. When he
looked and found the engineer MISSING
ne reversed the throttle and went back
up the track to find Lester living he.
siae the rails in a helpless condition.
The fireman picked him up and
brought him to the Eppes hotel, where
physicians were summoned and the
INJURED parts of the limb amputated
Inc operation was successfully per
formed by Drs. Rush and White and
Mr. Lester is improving.
Mr. Lester was removed to the hos.
p'tai at South McAlister, l. r., yester.
day morning.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-06-14

Mrs. Anne Hunter and daughter.
Miss Polly, of New Orleans, La. ar
rived In the city last week and are
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
4. Davenport. The visitors are wide
y acquainted and claim a large circle
Oh friends In this community. having
resided here in former years. Many
dear friends will find rare pleasure in
greeting Miss Polly and her mother
Mho VIII probably remain in The CITY
tvs o. three weeks. wy
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-06-14
Low Rates to Chicago

For students attending the summe,
Sessions Educational Institute at Chiea
go, Ills. the Choetaw Route will sci
round trip tickets to Chicago at one
fare plus 81 Tickets on sale June 10Th
20 10Th inclusive, and limited to return
until September 18th. 1901.
For particulars call on or address i
n. like, agent at Forrest City, or Geo
II. Lee, General Passenger Agt, Little
Rock, Ark.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-06-14

connded to US the other day that he
used Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin in
ms family and needed no other remedy
as IL seemed TO keep the entire family
SO entirely free from constipation. iIld:-
eestion, sick headache and stomach
troubles. Sold by j. Ii. Dunavant.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-06-14

The Only Guaranteed Kidney Cure.
is Smiths Sure Kidney Cure. Your drug.
gist will refund money, If after taking
one bottle you are not entirely satisfied
with results soc,
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-06-14

The Only Guaranteed Kidney Cure.
Is Smiths Sure Kidney Cure. }oas drug
gist will refund money, II after taking one
bottle you are not entirely satisfied with
results. soc.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-06-14
You Know What You Are Tak;,o

.r W men you take Groves Tasteless Chi
Ion,c because the formula is plaInl,
printed on every bottle showing that II i,
SIMPLY IRON and Quinine In tasteles,
iofm' NO cure, no pay. soc.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-06-14
To Curea Cold in One Dav

Take Laxative Bromo Quiniue Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. L. w. Groves signature is on
each box. 25c.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-06-14
THE FORREST CITY TINES.

Subscription price sl.sO per year.
The only condition imposed is that
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subscription to this paper.
You can have paper sent to snv DER
son and have picture made of the same
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Samples OF these lovely pictures NAV
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subscribers in arrears will be reouir.
ca TO pay up all arrearages and one
year In advance. Those who have
PAID for this year. or who are paid few
months in advance, may have thelr tins
extended u months. '''Ne
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Have picture of your wife. hahv
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LANDVOIdT & VADAKIN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-18
Guerra Sud-Africana.

81 Departamento de la guerra de [ondreS
ha fecibdo IN despacho dtclenda que Sc ha II.
brt do IN rehido combate en- Wolman's Erust,
que duro algunas horas.
Los ingleses que trataron dc tomaF las po-
siclones que ocnpaban los beers, SO vieron ata-
cAdos por la vapguardia, aproyechaudose Ell
enemigode las sornbras de la noche. Sc inici6
un terrible combate cuerpo cuerpo.
Los federales, despues de tres cargas con-
secutivas, qnedaron completamente duehos del
campo retirandose ell eiercito ing.es en- medic
del mayor desorden.
SegGn Ell parte o6ca recibido en- Londres
mulieron en- al campo de batalla is soldados y
8 oaciales del eiercito inges resultando he.
ridos sells ohclales 40 soldados.
b general que manda las tropas fue muer-
to de dos balaZos por un trad0r bOer al pre-
tender tomar, al frente de sus fuerzss, una de
las posiclones de estos.
En- ell combate desapsrecleron varios Of
ciales muchos ofciales del ejerclto invasor.
Las tropas republicans Sc apoderaTon,
ademas, de lls iugleses, prl-loneros de guerra,
dos ea1ones un tren de Sfveres,
La noticls de esta dsrrota ha slarmado el
espiritu p6blico en- Londres, donde ha causadc
muy dooroea impression.
-El Departamsnto de la guerra de Lon
dres ha recibido un nuevo telegrama de lOrd
Kitchener participsndo que aver ocurri6 u
terrible encu' hlro entire Ell ejercito lngles
tres guerrilas b0ers. en- ndnero de 500 hombre
estas 0'tmasi con numerosas bajas de una
otra parte.
EI cable, qua es ingles, no dice cual d,
los dos eierclto, gan6 la victoria.
En- la tarde del sabado dos comsndo
eboersS han derrotado en- las cercanfss d
Hloentcnstein un convoy ing'es, al que captu
raron despues dc una refida lucha con los GU
10 custodisban qnlenes tuyieron que ceder
Ia iuerIa del % aero, perdIendo ademSs col
dados III ofei !.
81 gobleTho britano be dlspuesto el iumS
dlato smearqus para 81 Sur de Africa De ? n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-18
liCTEl. . EHUMACAENO"

Pacpo pdbco general que h3 alberto a udad m
Hotel poada ente la administrator do Correos cerca las
ofcnas pbcs estabecmentos comecaes mas mportantes
Precos limitadsimos
FaUsinO Cn0n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-18
T.ARES

podt mos asegufar ala 1uformacl6nN de |
Ponce, que nuestro alca de DO ha publicado /
ningdn bando smena2ando con mults deste.
FRO q los agentes de emigration que aquf VEN
gam
Hace una semana estuVIeron varios de es-
tos indiVlduos y realizarOn su afgociO sin min
gdn ehtorpecimiento
Ia polIcia insular sali6 ell mIGrco es pasado
en- persecution del individuo Manuel Martes
duien llevaba algunos muchachos en- caidad
de emigrauos, los cuales fueron reclsmadoS por
sus padres la autoridad local. BogreS6 des-
bues de prestar pr0yechosamente ell servieioi
El vlrtuoso sefor Oblspo 81 honorable
caballero don Salvador Plcorne Piza, han ST.
do nombrados presidente vice presidente ho.
norafios de Ia counia espafi1la de este pueblo,
con beneplacito aceptaci6n de todos
Sc haya en- Arecibo nuestro amigo don
Juan Resell Maymf, agente cumpldor de va
rias publicaciones de la isla.
En- una vista que hizo el prelado al cole.
RIo de don Jose Baesteros Muhoz le gust6
mucho IN cuadro de equivalencias de pesas
medidas del sistema que rige en- los Estados
Unidcs Puerto Rico, del cua hlzo peticion
obtuvo de dlcho professor.
Ese. mas otro que Sc envi6 Ia exposition
de Buffalo, fueron hechos por los slumnos del
citado colegio.
Pronto SO levantarA un esntro de lnstruc-
ci6n recfeo, sostenldo por Ia Colona espsfio-
10, en- ell cual tendrSn acceso eemento del pals.
Sc asegura qte en- Ell Gbarrio GBlrtolot de
esta jurisdiction Sc construIra una ermits ce-
menterio cat6lico, cuyos pianos fueron leyan'
tadts hare mucho tempo. Hace mucha fal'
ta, pues ese barrio dista bastsnte del pueblo J
10 sspara IN RIO muy cauialoso, mas de sci
muy peslmo J arrlesgado So csmino
.El juea te pollcia ha denuucisdo anita q
iuez municipal don Ramon Rivera, por So
puestas smeDaEas su autorldad no hsbe
despedido de Ell en- momentos de abandonar Il
oheina.
Fue absuslto ell senor Rivera por no resn
Tar ptobada la primeta acusacI6n nj cOnstItui
dslito la seguada.
El gusFdia insular de es, pnesto Jos
Arroyo. se hslls en la Moca. do0je fne cor
traer mtttimonio con uha lofen de aquell
aldsa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-18
FRAMCIA

Francla ha dispuesto que sa'ga del Sene-
costaS del go'fo de Guinea, fin de Que Sc una
al barco esp.f, u qle condGce q bordo Ia Co.
mission dest stguada por ell gobierno de Madrid
para tomar possession de los territories de Rio
Mum cedidos EspahA por la repGbica fran
cesa
Ell ministro de marina del gabinete fran
c6s trata de que sea un gran acontecimiento
naval las maniobras que hara la escuadra en-
ell Mediterraneo hacia los dltimos dfas del mes
en- curse.
Eu dlchas maniobras tomaran parte mas
de SO barcos de guerra, entire acorazados y
crucerUs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-18

Nuestro distinguldo correligionarIo don
Ramon Qnlhonos Quiiones, ey-iuez presi-
dente da Ia Corte de Distrto de MayagGsZ, nos
notaca que ha alberto un despacho notarlal en-
la calle de Mendez Vigo nGmero los, anexo
su estudlo de abogado.
En- Manati Sc ha celebrado I'm conclerto
bene6clo de la seIorita Mariana Andno.
Don Arturo Muhoz, ha sido elegjdo OF.
clal del departamento de Justlcla,
az Leonclo Barrero. Cirujano-Dc
ta.-Calle de Ruiz Belvis Caguas Puerto
Rico.
Los muuicipl0s de Utuado Mayague7,
han conseguido ell diez y ounce por ciento pa
ra ateneiones escolaresi cantldad que no cua
bre los gastos que ocaslona.
81 americana pagador de obras pdhlicas
que mur6 en- ell hospital de Santurce, Sc llama
Mr.. Hosmer
Don Gllllermo Fable, estk desiguado para
la plaza de lnterprete en- la Corte ue Distrito
de Mayah,2.
lIh UNA lUCdl u6 luSbIuCClUu kkullCd uO
Utuado, Sc propone abrr &c escueas en- la ih.
risdicct6n en- ell pr6&Imo aiiO escolar.
ETssASTRERIA 1TAL1ANA de Miguel
SaviDo.-Trajes la medds con prontitud y
m6dicos precios. AL clIente que no Qhede sa@
tisfechc me oblgo hacerls otro trale Exis-
tencias de g6neroS iugleses tranceses, San
| Francisco, S. San Juan P. r. d,
eAS Sc venden hnevos de gallinas america
mas, raza GtEcHoRNS, para hacer crias,-1S
HUEvOs, Sl.50.
Procurarlos en- Ia casa TIE ALLEN News
Co plaza sAlfonso X1Is, bajos del Ateneo.- -
San Juan P R., JUNO g.. t5-2
Meior informados sobre la paralizaci6n de
trabaio en Ell FALC6, podemos decr hoy que
esta fabrica de tabacos no cesara en- sus labo-
res, pues el jueves llega lacapltal un pedi-
do de capl, via New York, y mientras Sc trat
q Csguas los operarios SO ocuparan en- la ella
boracl6n de breVas.
uno de los madlcamentos mas en- boga no.
lila es la Emulsion de Scott
Su popularidad Sc debe no solo sus efec
tos terap6utIcos sno tamblen su gran pode
nutrtivo.
Don Jase Antonio Gauder, doctor en- Me
dlclna y Cirujfa.
Oeftidcai Que hace ahos vene haciend
uso de la Emulsion de Scott, dc acelte de b
gado dc bacaao con hlpolosHtos de cal soss
siempre con buenos resultsdos, en- las enfel
medades del sparato respIratorlo, La perfec
} | ia combination de sus componentes, la fac
lldad con que es tolerada suu por los estom'
gos mas delcados, aumentan ell valor terapeI
! tieo de dieho prepsrsdo.
Cayey, Puerto Rico, Julio 10 de 1894 ID
. Joe a Gdudter.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-18
Espaia y Ia Argentina

Segdi telegrafian al Herald desde Buenos
Aires han sldo eompletamente arregladas las
diferenelas que existian entire Espaha ' ls re.
pdblics Argentina, , en- su eonseeuencis sera
hrmado el tratado do eomerelo cOnesrtado en-
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