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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-12

From the Oklahoma civ Oidahoman:
In all the world there is but one man
who possesses the wonderful formula for
the cure OF the nquor habit in three days,
and that man resides IN Oklahoma City.
That man is Or. j. J. McKanna
The Doctor has been located in Oklaho-
ma City about one year. and aside from
hundreds of cases from abroad that he
has successfully treated rhere are 10 less
than fifty persons in OkIahona City
ready and willing from personal expert
euce 70 testify 20 the infGllbihty Of his
remedy for the liquor habit.
50 large has DIT McHanna's business
crown within the period above mentioned
that the building OF g sanitarium became
an imperative necessity. and it is OF this
institution. which has just been complet-
ed that we VIII speak
Situated on the Southwestern slope Of
an eninence. not three-fourths Of mile
northwest of the postodce. in the West
End suburban addition. Dr- Mctanns's
residence and sanitarium overlooks Okla
homa City 10 the southeast and COM
nands wonderful view Of the South
Canadian valley for distance OF twelve
miles
The building is a three-story structure
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-12

Good words for DR.. McKanna by
number of Wichita's most prominent
and influential business men, who have
had no occasion to take his treatment,
but have observed his work.
Deserves q Monument.
] believe that DR.. McKanna is doing
more Tor the cause of temperance and re-
form than Carrie Nation and all her
followers, and when he dies 1 think
fine monument should be erected to his
memory. have investigated several
cases that he has treated ana find that
his cures are permanent
I don't believe in the old Keely cure,
but think Dr. McKanna has the correct
method. curing the nerves and the stom-
ach. causing no bad after-effect.
CASH HENDERSON,
me Dry Goods Prince.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-12
A Good Test.

Having heard a great deal about Dr.
McKanna's cure of the liquor habit. and
knowing a gentleman who was addicted
to it periodically, and, once on spree
remained so until his physical, mental
and financial possibilities were exhaust
ed. recommended him for treatement
TO Dr.. McKanna- He treated him quite
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-12
Simply Wonderful.

am not acquainted with the doctor,
have never met him, but have seen many
evidences Of his work. It is wonderful to
cure the liquor or drug habit in three
days, but I am confident that he does
it, as he has made a number of cures
that know of. c. S. DANIELS,
Furniture and Carpet House
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-12
Never Fails.

have known of DR.. McKanna and his
wonderful cures of the liquor habit for
some time; have observed number Of
cases which he has successfully treated,
and consider his work grand, and only
wish every. person addicted to such hab-
its would place themselves under his
treatment. I am confident that his cures
are permanent J. Z. WILSON,
Dentist
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-12
A Sure Thing

am acquainted with several usn n
this city who have been treated By OF.
McKanna for the liquor habit. ard ! am
OF the opinion that he can give sure.
permanent cure. most heartily recon-
mend Or. McKanna and his treatment q
anyone who uses liquor 20 excess. He
surely performs wonders IN Tires days
tine. A. @ WALDEN.
CHIEF Fire Department.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-12

Ny observation has been that Dr Nc
Kama can put the einch on a man who
uses liquor to excess. I personally know
Of several remarkable cures he has made
in this city in the short space OF three
days. Some OF these treatments we're
given eight or nine months ago and many
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-12

wonderful transformations have wit
nessed in every case, beginning the first
ozy of the treatment. warrant my say
ing the day of miracles has not passed.
4 man made out al a whisky slave IN
three days. Just think Of it, II justice
is done Or. McKanna his name VIII go
down 70 posterity as one Of the greatest
benefactors Of our age.
3. ". BENNETT.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-12

can say tina. DR.. McKanna is ali
right know of number OF cases that
he has successfully treated for the liquor
and drug habit and cured them to stay
cured. CHAS. MOSBACHER,
JeWefer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-12
Dr. Mcannas Treatment for the of Drunkenness
patients and the following well known citizens Of Wichta

recently. have seen him a number Of
times since and he assures me that he
has no desire whatever for liquor, and
that he is cured. 1 have no reason to
doubt his sincerity in the matter.
r. P. MURDOCH,
Business Manager Wichita EAGLE.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-12
unkenness Liquor and Drug Habits by hundreds

others more recently. and they have all
proven successful 50 far as ] know. !
consider 1t a great treatment and cheer
fully endorse the doctor and his sura curs
Tor liquor habit HARRY SUTTON.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-12
Known Him Twenty Years.

have known DR.. McKanna Sor twenty
years, and from observation of many
cases he has cured, think his treat
ment is o. K. I F. VARNEY.
Jewqler
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-12
pay 81 MIraeIes Not Past.

I have had under my observation num-
erous patients who were taxing DR.. Nc
Kanna's treatment FOR alcoholism; the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-12

" invited 70 ear ard inspect ~ bedding
ana its Furnishings ard he VII - Cad 70
show visitors ar0urd
ALTHOUGH offering stro1s ind1cer1ents 70
ss,ahuss AZ Gathrsa Dr. McKanza.s keea
iatuitioa and 51slness 511graert ied hlm
e. locate in Czlahona CITY. ard rs ir-
erifution haa prsspera.1 and fhe 1sN s@1l-
r. a. ornament - TIE City -ld rss gT.1e
q tne people.
A. an Lad-z q TT. afcEaaaz'a rrozias
far1a. We may H-afs ffat tse Nlssosr1 Pa
clac. FTzsco and othsr raliruae oeHa14niss.
instead % Discharges employees fsr
frunkeuaesa. row asna shern - ~. 3fr-
E2ana1 Institution @ T. ezreL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-23

giIen6a6n pprIGuFig aus @rHrben Der
mifitdui79sn Hot6rpenoigteit in ibrem
Belize 6ebalten. Die 8ritsn ino 6az
init ni9i einoerItanben, uno Die Qngss
legsn6sit 1T Den Mgitruugen in Berlin
uno 3onbon ii6srp;eTen porben.
3ien 8 Tin, p, Sanuar. = Sn
beutTfsn &rei7en oerIautet, ooB, tpsnn
bic Observation-Disclosures friib i'm
nd9Itsn Wonat tainen 6sFrieOlgsnOen
NbIf1luB finoen, cine Iturfe irternatios
nalegrpeotipn orQaniitrt psroen miro.
I'M ben 8ai7er &pang S8I uao Den
Prin3en Suan 5uriit no4 Peting 5u
bringen.
8tr0i'5 Srant6stt.
9foilano, %. Soauar. = Sin
6eute @ornGtto8 psrDFfsntli9tss 8uuss
tin erg;ebt, oaB Oar 3uitano oes Gomz
poniten @t;oi psniger T4limn, aIS
| 8sitern, jfOod1 noG inm2r Elm {sbr erns
itsr lit.
Gin 1pGtere8 8uQetin meloet, buB
pieoer eine @srIGIimmgrung i'm 3us
| itanoe 9trbia einoetrsitn 1T, uno ouB
man nur ipenig 5offaung auF 8enes
fung osS beto9ttn Yatientsn 6sgt.
Gsus 6elo9ei6uBe fir bic
italienifh de Qrmea
I2onoon, %. Sanuar. = Der rS4
miffe @prreIppnoent Der rWorninQ
Ppit" bei6rei6t Elm nsues Beloqei6iiB,
pel6s5 BON Der itaIisniI6en NrtiIeris
oOoptirt porben 1T, Gs 1T aus @tdbG
on9efert;gt uao Fat Elm 8oIibsr BON rs
Gentimeter. Seine tpirfIame Srdos
peite 1T 6.5 9ilometer. gegen 5,3 8iIoz
meter Der gegennGrtjgen italienji6en
5elo9eIhiiBe. g2eun5ig 8atterie'n BON
| is feds @jei4iiBsn pepDen dngeTertigt
uno IplIen bis Gnbe 1902 fertig Ieir.
DIR Correspondent Fu9t bin5u. ouB
4rtileriezOFfi5iere, peIfe nit BEN
neuen oeutihsn uno fron3DTiI9en Sc
ifuBen bertraut iino, bic n,usn italisz
nji6Hn fir hebeutsno beTer erd6ten,
ols irgeno Elm @sI6uB, tpel8es biS6srs
an nod probu5irt porosn lit.
s. &abinttstrifis in 8uGgas
rien.
@of fla, %. Sonuor. - Das buGs
gariI6e &abinet fat o6gsbantt. Snz
mere 0iiFeren3en perOen aI8 llriaGe
oes RiidIritt9 arge9Fben.
. ON Puuf SEPT mad uts
re8t.
9oog, %, Sanuor. - 6r, 9aut
9riiger 1T na6 l1trsft abgsrsif, mo
eu mebrere Woden perbringen piro.
Sine groBe Nsnidsnmsnge bra3ts i6m
eine SpatiOn am 8o9nbofs bar, gr
| Io9te, sr beFinbe 'iih Bel isiner beutigen
srlten 2iu5fabrt no6 Iejner tiir3Itden
8rantbejt Iei0Ij9 pO6l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-23
Ser saugrrieitsJ sJaailtampf.
Sin 2tuspeg aug bem Dilemma. -
2(bitonOs9slo BON $4,000 ou9es
botsn.

Sin 2tusneg aug bem Dilemma. -
NbItonOS9slb pon $4,000 on9ts
botta.
Gincinnoti. 8. %. San. -
Der bisIigen @GngsrtIt = @ef6rOe III
ieBt cine giinIti9e Gelegenbest gebpJen,
nit 2ln7tanO aus Gem groBsn n0aGes"
6sraus gu fommen. 8etanntli8 battle
Ii4 Der 6inan5z2lusI6uB nti4lofen,
oas Don Dem Sdngerfet i'm leBten
CONNER bjnterbIiebene 9sFi3it BON
$4,000 bur6 8erpa6Mng Der SaGe
an bic l1ntsrne6mer os8 beborIte6anosn
6ouIttampFes 5tpTden champion"
sSsffriss unb {einem 8egnet 8u5 Ru6z
fin mDgltdTt dus3utilgen. Sie bafse
lpie iener r0mii6: &aiier, nes ris6b
ni6t," aug tpsl6ar 0ueQe pa5 9elb
aud fommen mag. 8iels SGnger en-
p0rten iih gegtn ben @ebonten, baB an
Der StGtte, mo ous oeutI6e 2ieO ere
tlun9en, jebt brutate 6uuIttdmpfe
1tdttf.noen tollten.
g(u6 bic @eiftli6teit Der Sidot un0
bic 8e60rben na9ten SApisrigteiten
unb Elm 6iBiger 0ortfrieg entbrannte.
8eItern N6en6 in elmer 8erIammlung
Dss gtG;ncinnati Manufdcturers @lu6"
puroe bic 6sttfe 6ro9e pieoer er0rtert.
9. s. 8ertotpiB. YrGIibent oe8 San
fdS I@itn Munufactursr5 Glub," mar
3ugeqen unb mahte bag lo6nenbe 2tn7
erbistsn, er piirbe i'm Nuftrage unterz
rsbmenber 2eute bes Wsitens Dem
SGngerfsitz@omite Elm Nbfono8Qe!O
in 606t oss 6sfz0sFi3it5 BON $4,000
Quf oen 3iI8Se8 6uu7es 3o6lsn, penn
Cincinnati bic 8eran1taltung 6eS grp=
BEN 5auItfampFss an 8anf1szG;tp
ii6frlQFe. @r re9ne jeDo6 auf bic gu
Tt6erung. baB aGe Spprtsleutc, Die
nah Cincinnati fommen pIirOen, ou6
ben peiten 8e9 naG &anIuszGitp ni4t
ifeuen.
ospdsr iaote gerfotpiB in t;nsr
1lnterreoun9: n8anIosy@jEn n;mmt
Dem SGnQsrFsIt4gerein germ ben6auita
fQmpF u6. YBir 6rau4ten bic &lopfez
rel n;6t unIsr Dem DefmQntsl eineB
llntsrntfmens fir rpo6LibdIige 3psde
gu peronItalten. Qlu6 pUsoen uuIere
8urger, unfere gsb0roen uno uniere
@eiYtli6fet ni6t barauf beIte6en, 0aB
bic 8eranItdlfung nur Elm Squirting
Gortsit" qenannt psros. 0is i6 fore,
6rau6t oer GGngarfeIt@srein $4,000
unb min oieien 6auIttompF bsranItatz
tan, um BAG Sab ouf3u6ringen. Sans
fasz@itD tpiirbs germ $4,000 ber9e6en
uno no6 cine Grira9RrgUtung 8o6s
len, um ben SsFfriesz9u6linzn nsytg6t"
oort6in gu bringen. @e6t uns bic @erz
it9erunq baB &uniasz@it9 duF bic
3uT9ausr, bic na6 Cincinnati fommsn
fpurben, re6nsn tDnnts, uno mir ii6erz
ne6men Den 5auiffampf, be3a6ltn bos
9GngerFeIt}0efi3it uno nod cine PrGs
ME ba3u."
Gs iolte nt4t i8per Tein, 8erfopiB
0aDon gu iiber3sugen, boB Der 6auits
tampF in &anias1GHp nift tpenigsr
an3iehenb Iein tpiroe, al5 in Gincin>
nat;, oann au6 bei Dsm Gorbettz5iBs
itmmonsan n6ibt" mar Den SportsQeuz
ten aug oQer 2an0ssE6eilen Die AetTe
na6 benz entlegenen Orte Carton,
g}eD., ni6t gu melt gepeien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-23
N9hell
EaaFe!

Y6Ne! EGtfe!
fur Reiie I'M AHsIGn5e bsorgt inRerbHIb ID StunouA
5u beosuteuS berab9tebtem 4Srsiie
CSOaarO u IiAt,
GlenshsGds gaIt;uOresS StIass IRo BoRsO ificG.asS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-23
@er80nig III tObttsle6
berG0nfq!

Oe ri n n19 III 10 Ot, le {
bsra0nfg!
9us Bdrlamsnt miro, ME man
g.au6t, morgen Iahntttog um 3 ll6r
in Qonoon 5uIammentretea, uno Der
neue 20n;g @Dnaro Der Sie6ante,
peI6en 5itel Der bis6srige Brin3 Don
Wales jegt erEdlt, miro 10 raI6 aIS
mDgli6 DON Ssborne na9 QOnoon 5uz
riidteGrsn, um ben @io auf Die Der
faFung o63uie9en. Sn ben giirsaus
bas 2pro 8ammerfsrrn i'm 81. "a
mag 9alait i'm 8iireou Oes r@Hp
Hemsmbruner, in Der 9u;lp 6aG
uno in yGoQsge Of 0sralo5" 6errT9t
jeBt regs 59dtigtett uno Seoermonn
1T frnijg nit 8prberettungen fir bic
S6ron6sIts;gung psB neuen 6errI6sr5
beT6dfitgt, QGe altsn 3situngen,
9pf @irtutare unO anoers Oofuz
msnte, pel6e 8iftoriu's S6ronbs1s'5z
9ung in 1887 beT9rei6sn, perbsn
griinoli6 fuotrt, oamit ia Ri9ts Dsrz
ee6en p;rb, mas 5u Der @eI4i9te esz
b0rt. 2Ra6osm Die Brofiamation,
pei9e bsr prin3en BON Wates gum
9On;g ausruft. i'm 8iireau oss Slip
Remem6rancer" ausgedrbeitet tporcsn
1T, miro Fe Dem nPripp Council" CUR
8enefknigung unterbreitet uno ponn
oem y0eraib GoGsge" porgelegt. Dim
folgenben Sags be9s6en Ti4 Der Carl
W3arT6aQ, berr r8drter Sing atQlrnrs"
unb anoere 9eamtsn in i6rer 4mtss
trd6t uno Don pielen 6sroioen bgieiz
tet, nd9 Dem 5rafalgar ptabe unb
rufen bort oen 6ofen, md9hgsn u.i.ip.
prin5sn 2labsrt Gbparo uIs 90nig
aus. 8on bort 5fe6en Iie ben 5tranO
6ina6 ua6 Sempie 8ar uuo fprDern
ginluB, um audi bort bsn neuen &0z
MIA aus5urufsn. OisIe Gerempnie
pirb Tpdter gu 2ubgate 0j[l u. gheapz
Iips fpisberbolt.
6euts Q(6eno tparsn in 2pnoon tpe=
r.1e 9si6en bsmerfli6, pel6e dnbeuz
te!en, boB etpas IuBsrgspobni19es
oorqsFaQen mar. Sin talter 3e9sn Bee
poa bic me;Ii,n 8epo6nsr, tnnerhalb
6rer pier WGnbs gu 6lefben, uno telne
MenIaenmengen periammelten Iid n
qenopp anf ben GtraBen. 2llle Gds
Sen puroen osT6lpfen, dls Sloden9ez
ldute ben Sob Der &0nigin antiinbigz
=, unb i'm Wlanfion 5ouIe nuroen
2Gis 9or6Gnes bsrabgeldhen. Oas
9ipdenGduten bausrte atpei Stunosn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-23
3,uet partten TUT 9pttr1t.

Giant nm i
brd, loo 2G. p
| &C. 29c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-23

Rtscntus 2amcnse etisielettcn, fcints @orseoit
unO gelour, 3oQ bob, GrteaUOnsz6ObIen, be-
oucm ,um @cbeu, auf cugl6cn 2cifteu augeier=
tigt, $500 pro 4aar tpertb, iUr
S3.49
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-23
oSanuQrz rzNerfGufc
W1rbe-Artlkel.

9ur,e g16d. BON Muslin nit 9ui6eln ppn 6ol=
teln iiber bem brsiten Saum. 80de, bic mir ie
fir 25c. pertauft uno pie einrn rrelcn 98trtb DIN
37!c. babsn icBt berubgeicBt auf nur
19c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-23

Gjonns, frr,c uno larqe R0dc, 1lattrtoilcn
&emOcn uuO llRttrboitu non 6ambrtc uuo O{us
lin, prd6tiq nit Stidcreien IND SpiBcn btieBt
ie $l00 mrtb, iiir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-23
Doutr>t 9nBbekleiSlt,age

Seine banpqearbcitcte Galas uno QrommoOn
S6ubc fiir Sdmen, ausQcipGbltcs YatcntlcOcr
@ici=RiO, @orz6alf INN irani6NioDcs &lacClcoer
ium Sdniren uno Gu0pieu alle iSutous Der 0at
len uno 3sbcn, 800 uuo 500 pre 9oor Wcrtb
fiIr
S2.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-23
@pIe

it ni8t aass mas edn3t 50 fsnt f6 J; g,
tu,un man Th su0l6 ourb langidb.iee gtibs nuO
Gntr,nqura Oas Gebsn bebl9lib 9ctalttt bat, uur
~ bduig tn ibIjmmts ibmtrlbaftss 2,iotn tiu:
bic 8lutaOtrtnoteu oOtr odmorrboiOsn, sob lit
Mot allies mas sldnJt; ME !. g aud nidt oiscs
OOr ien:s Stilmttel, ods als cine -fdD,re ar5ntj'
a.qeu iens boie Grantbsit luf Oas 8dn3enOi, dHge=
prjeitu niro. 9tun DugeG;u gitbt IS nur elm iberes
Ittcl, unb oos iiHo Die Stublidpf5tn, andttds gts
nlnut Gle Gpotbsin. 9robtn irt beridnOt BON
. Nsuita:ottr & 60, SOr 24l6, Rs9.
tnlo Wi, Sr;5&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-23

9abtngei6teoelt.
Gnglanb's aOnigia toot.
GIN !!7 2l6t geftern R6eno
,unroe fte a66er,1fem.
Sn Baltimore iuar es bamaIs mod
ni6t gang 2 llbr Ia6mittags.
Semte fpirS Scr 4rins opn 9SaleS
als GStuaro Der siebente sum
&6nig aus9erufcn.
@cens am @terbe6stte Der Monar6in.
= Sic ertunnte fire 4ngs60rigsn
Dor i6rem Sooe unO ri8tste siniss
Embellishments an fis. = Dem
prin5en bon @olss foG iie uO4
stpus Midti9es ouf's t0sr3 gs6unz
Den baben. - Srauer rings um6er.
Qonbpn, 22.Sanuar, 6.35 W6os.
- 90nigin 8ittoria 1T tOot.
(7.O7 Q(6ano9.) - Der Prin5 bon
0ales fat bem 2orbmabor folgenoe
0epsIde gsI9idt: rOs6orne, 6.45
N6en0s. - Wfeins geliebte W2utter 1T
ioe6:n, umringt pon ibren 8inb'rn
uno gnteln. b16ingeidiehen,"
W}an er3dbtt Ti4 6ier, oaB bic 30z
nigin beute Mitlug in Stanoe mar,
ben Sbrigen Elm fur3es Q6I6ieOsnort
gu Iagen, s'ie ertannte 3uerit Den
8rin3en bon 8ales unb ion i6m etli9e
Worte bon groBsr 8i6ti9feit 3Agez
fluItert BADEN. Damn tra!en &aiier
8;l6efm uno bic anberen Q(ntpeIenben
Dor Iie unb empfingsn einen leiien Q6z
i6iebsgrub. Die gor5e 5amilie mar
in 56rdnen auFgel0It. @5 mar $50,
al5 bic 80rigin ibr Ge6sn au56au4te.
SIR Sob miro cl9 e:n ru5ieer uno
fr;solifer 6sI6ritben. 2tGe 3beater
pnb llnterGaltung5iofaie peroen ieBt
ouf unbstimmte 3eit geidloRen psrz
hsn. 01s Gsiden6sgGn9niB tpirb of
ne 3ps.Tal gu 6cOgmore Ito!tfinOen,
o6glei9 b;srii6ar nod ni6t5 0sfiaitiz
bes anqefiinbiqt tporb'n 1T. Ou bic
8srT.rrbsne u1it 10 3jeInti9 alien euro
pGiIf.n rsgierenOen 5ami(;en perz
panbt mar, 10 miro Die 8sstoigung Ell
ne groBs9eriammlun9 fiiritlidsr psrz
fonen psraniaFer, pie lie oie0ei6t nod
ME bist gu 2anoe Dag2nsien 1T. Die
2obesbotI9aTt puroe in alien StdoIen
uno O0rFern i'm Snneren beg 2aubts
our6 @lodsngsldnte Oerfiinbet. 9rin5
2ouis oon gattan6srg unb @emo6Gin
srrsi4tsn Osborne 9ouie gu ipdt, um
Die 8Oni9in nod einmaI ls6;nO gu IL
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-23

0Sir rcpariren 0NnnSubren.
Spacu mir Sbrc ubr Obboleu?
Charles 6. Groots 50.
SulDeliert, Iclepbon 1872 ..
Rr. A. QBeitz9altimOre= Strabe, 9dnooers Strdbs
stqeuiber. (23.5,6l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-14

dades en- las funciones mensuales m de
las mujeres y la debilidad de ambos
sexos.
Son inmejorables para las en-
fermedades de los hombres causa'
das por indiscreciones de la juven
tud: exoeso de trabajos y estudios
etc.
Hay muy pocas botlcas donde
no Sc vendan las Pfldoras ROsadas
del DR.. Williams.
Cualquiera persona que tonga
dificultad en- adquirirlas debe dirigir
SO q Ia casa DR. Williams Medicine
Co. de Schenectady, N. Y Estados
Unidos, y Sc le dira donde puede
comprarlas. La misma casa cuenta
con un departamento medico para
atender gratuitamente las sonsul
tas de los pacientes donde quiera que
se encuentren.
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HeChO una Calamidad
(De sLa Lucha,, Habana J e'

(De sLa Lucha,, Habana } ,-
IN bio,
Guam menudo vemosa AUS Il 1ssoo 80
mas apenas llegadas a la mitad de su
vida, que, 81 no fuera por los efectos
lentos de alguna dolencia de carac
ter rebelde. gozsrfan de envidiable
salud y que, sin embargo, por falta
de un remedio que ayudara d la Ma
turaleza q repeler la affection, estan
abatidos y en- una situaci6n misera
BILE! Esta observation es muy apli
cable al caso del Sr. Claudio Cue
has, el que por espacio de diez amos
estuvo sufriendo acerbos dolores
probablemente de naturaleza reuma'
tica Ell Sr. Cuebas reside gu Vega
Alta, provincia de la Habana, Isla
de Cuba A continuation publica'
mos la interesante narracion de sus
snfrimientos empleando sus mismas
palabras:
<Por espAcio de 10 amos estuve
padeciendo de horribles dolores en-
la cabeza y en- todas las coyunturas,
y ten1a las piernas muy frias, No
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obstante de que era bastante grueso,
me adelgace notablemente en- mi en-
fermedad, estaba, en- una palabra,
hecho una verdadera calamidad. Mu
chas veces me,encontraba tan NAL q !.
no podfa dejar la CANA. Un amigo
m;o que Sc Ihabfa curado una afec
ci6n reum&ti "a con las Pfldoras Ro
sadas del DR. Williams, me las reco
mend6 con mucha insistencia, y 20
envie embellishments por 8 frascos
de dichas p1ldoras a "a botica del Sr
Pedro Sanchez del Portal,~ de Cana
juanf' La recommendation que mi a
migo me hizo no pudo ser mas acer
tada nj oportuns, pueAto que aun no
llevaba dc s semanas de srar toman
do el remedio, mis- dolores SO hicie
ron mas soportables, y cuando con
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Communicate,
Sr Director de
LA RRESpONDENCIA

Sr Director de
LA CORRESPONDENCE
Muy Sr mio:
LIE agradecere de publicidad en-
su popular diario q las presentes II
meas, por 10 que anticipo a I'd gra
cias muy expresivas.
A1atonio Hernandez Goitiu.
Vocal.
Ell dia del actual, cay6 para no
levantarse mas, bajo la acci6n del
puf1al, mi querido 6 inolvidable So
brino Juanito Hernandez, y no estan
do conforme, como es natural, con
cicrtos procedimientos, que venimos
observando en- este asunto, practica
dos por algunos prohombres del par
lido federal, me separo en- absolute
de dicha agrupacion, quedando en-
actitud expectante, para acudir allf,
donde el honor, Ia dignidad y la pa
tria 10 exijan.
Hatillo 12 de Agosto de 1901,
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Remate YentaiOSO.

Acordada la rescisi6n del con
trato de limpiezas de algibes y le
trinas, que Ia <Liga De propietarios.
tenfa con don Manuel Gestera, los
que deseen hacerse cargo de este
servicio, podran inf oruarse de las
condolences en- que deben prestarlo,
en- las oficinas de Ia Liga (Forta
eza II altos San Juan, Agosto 10
de 1901.
Silvestre 2. Lglesias.
Presidente.
n-s-3-2
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cllf el tercer frasco de pfldoras esta
ba completamente curad do"
(Firmado)
CLAUDIO CUEBAS.
<Nosotros, los abajo firmados,
dec.aramos solemnemente que esta'
mos convencidos de Ia verdad de la
relacion anterior hecha y tirmAda
por ei Sr Cuebas.
(Firmados)
ALFREDO ALVAREZ
RAFAEL MONTANER.A
MA ARCTSA GOMEZ
ELYIRA MURIEDAS.
Las Pfldoras Rosadas del Dr. Wi
lliams son las las populares en- to-
dos los paises donde han :sido intro.
ducidas. Puriican enriquecen la
sangre, restabecen los nervios y Gu
ran Ia PARALYSIS parcial. baile de San
Vito, neuralgia, reumas, erviosidad,
dolor de cabeza nervioso, palpita
ci6n del corazon, an6mia y palidez,
frialdad de manos pie7, irregulari
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Ell Emp era dor
Guillerno de Alemania,
APLAZA SU VIAJE.
No ha fjado el dia de su vista a
Linde.

New-York Agosto d l. 5 P. NJ
Dicen de Berlin que con mott
' Q de la muerte de la Emperatriz
Federico, ell Kaiser ha auunclado al
Rey Oscar de Suec;a que aplaza su
vista a Linde
No ha fijado la fecha de su
i,je. Sc asegura que el motive de
suspendor la vista a Linde, mas
qna el luto es el temo del Empora :
dor GEillermo a los anarq uistas.
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El Gobierno frances
envla q Colon
UN BUQUE DE GUERRA.
0tros buaues de guerra franeeses tienen
ordenes de salir para aquel punto.

New York Agosto A '-5P. N.
Ha llegado Colon un buque
de guer'a frances y Sc asegura q
eu breve saldra una division de In
escuadra..con rumbo d aquel puerto.
Aunque Sc ignora an las instruc-
clones del barco frances su presen-
cia en- Colon Sc considera como una
amenaZa en- las actuales circunstan-
cias la doctrina de Monroe.
Sc dice que ell Secretario de
Estado ha preguntado al Gobierno
frances con que fin manda su escua-
dra q Colon.
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E ! General wyre!n
del Ejercito { RANGES
LEGO A SIMLA.
Aver termino la evacuation de las tro :
pas francesas enviadas Pekln.

Ne w-York Agosto ID l. 5 P. M.
Acompanado de su Estado Ma
yor ha .llegado a Simla el General
Wyron, Comandante Jefe de las tro-
pas francesas enviadas d China.
El resto de las fuerzas france
sas han evacuado a Pekin en- la ma
mana de aver, quedando un reduci-
do n1mero para proteger la Lega :
cion en- case de nuevos ataques:
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NOTIClAS POR CABLE
SERVICIO DIREcTO De NEW-YORk:
Ell General Uribe
insurrecto colombiano,
NO HA FALLECIDO
Continue al frente del movimiento re
vnlncionari0.

New-York Agosto ID LIS P. NJ
Telegramas de Colombia, des-
mienten la noticia de habcr sldo
muerto el General Don Rafael Tribe
y Tribe, Jefe de los insurgentes CO.
lombianos.
Sc atribuye la noticia a los par
tidarios del Gobierno, para restar
fuerzas 4 la revolucion.