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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-02
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER,

wilkes Booth to escape after his assassi.
nation of President Lincoln, died sud-
denly at his home 10 New York yes.
tsrdsy.
Acting President 5teyp, Of the
Trsnsyaal, according to dispatch
from Pretoris, is suffering from paralysis
and will take no further part 10 the
peace conference.
Mrp. Frederick Belmont Rowland,
wife OF Mr.. Samuel 8. Rowland, OF
Washington, and daughter of the late
August Belmont. OF New York, died
at Hot Springs, Va, on Saturday.
The members OF the Rochsmbesu
mission gave farewell dinner on the
Gaulois TO their oil srtsiners and Presi'
dent Roosevelt's mission on Saturday,
and last night steamed ont oil Boston
hsrbor for France.
Capt. Asa Walker, commanding the
cruiser San Francisco, has, under To-
attractions OF this government and with
ne consent Of the l. berian government.
selected site for coali0g station on
the Liherisn coast.
A suit involving $200,000,0O0 was
brought 10 New York on Saturday
against the steel rust and Mr.. J. Per
pont Morgan, jr., on account oil the
changes recently made In the stocks
and bonds OF the company.
Prof. Angelo Heilprin, president OF
the Philadelphia Geographical Society
and represer titive of the National
| Geographical Society, assembled Nor
Police, Martinique, ut the risk OF DIE
| life, and studied the huge natural
caldrou and made number OF impor'
tart discoveries.
With impressive ceremonies ard 10
| the presence OF concourse Of several
thousand persons. including q large
representation of the Catholic clergy
and members of the consolidated bodies
of the Knights OF Columbus, the cor
ner.stoue OF the new ct. AIMS Catholic
Church, 10 Tenpsllytown, D. O., wa'
laid yesterday afternoon at O'CLOCK
Miners and operators are prepared
for the great test OF strength In the an
thracite regions when tle stationary
engineers, fremen and pumpmen arr
ordered to quit work. Unless thei
places are supplied immense damage
will be done to the miuee. The EN-
vloyees at the Erie Railroad Company
mines at Forest City, Pa, decided no
to strike.
DIR. T. Ritcbie Stone, one Of the mos
prominent physicians of Washing ID
died suddenly on Saturday Afternoon
at his residence, corner of Fourteenth
and F streets northwest. DR.. st1n'
was sitting upright 10 an easy chai
reading when death occurred. ID
was the son OF the late DR.. Rober
King Stone, who was the physician
J TO President Lincoln, and was sbou
| 90 years old.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-02
THE SENATE.

The Sensts was 10 session on Sstur.
day from IL O'Clock 10 the morning
until late hour at night, the entire
time baing devot I'd to the coDsidera'
ton OF the Philippine government bill.
1t having been agreed that general dc.
bate on the bill should close on Sstur-
day, the night session was necessary
In order to allow Senators Carmack
and Foraker an opportunity to express
their views.
The principal feature CT the debate
ives the conclusion OF the argument
begun by Senator Spoouer last Thurs
day. He spoke for five hours, beiog
engaged for some time In spirited
colloquy with Senator Hosr Mr..
Spooner maintained that the Unit ed
STATES could not run away from the
philippines 10 cowsrdly fashion, leav-
ing the Filipinos ID tyranny, anarchy,
and chaos.
Mr.. Peitus, OF Alabama. discussed
some OF tae legal phases OF the Philip
pine question, and Mr.. McLsurin, Of
Missis,i pi, insisted that the democrats
10 the Senate, had not slandered the
army, as had been charged.
At the opening OF the evening session
Mr.. Carmack took the Il )or. Ia expla-
patton of the protraCt-d nature OF the
debate he said it had been carried on
by the minority in the hope that the
bill would be purged Of its most objec'
tionsbls features. All hope OF subsIan.
lial amendment of the bill was now
abandoned. He scofed at Senator
Morgsn's theory that the Filipino
insurgents were "the tools OF wicked
copspIrators ut HoDgkong," saying
that that was the dishohored plea oil
despots, the Plea of conquest and muir
der aud robbery 10 all ages. he
proceeded in sn exceedingly sarcastic
vein to reply to some of Mr.. Morgan't
arguments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-02

AFATAL BICYCLE CoLLIs1 None man
10 desd and another dying as result Of IT.
cycle collision which occurred at Lace stsr,
Pa, Saturday night. The victims are Walter
Powell and Daniel TneNilz each aged sbont
seventeen year.. Powell is speedy amateur
bicgclist. Paced by Treewi'z, he was train
ing for A rsce 1t was dark snd neither BIZ
cyle hsd lamp Powell thinking he had
outstripped Treewiiz, turned to hnd him snd
thew collided, both being thrown violently TO
the street. Powell was carried unconscious
TO a hospital near ~. His rkull wss frse-
tured and be died yesterday, without having
rfg,inei consciousness. TreewitE. who q.
frat was not thought TO have been seriously
hurt, developed alarming symptoms yesteT-
dsy from internal injaTies snd there is bat
little chance for his recovery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-02

o. what does a bad taste 10 your
mouth remind you? 1t indicates that
your stomach is in bad condition and
will remind you that there lie nothing
so good for such disorder ss Cham
hsrlsin's Stomach & Liver Tsb'tt after
having once used Them. They clsstss
aud invgorate the stomach and regu-
late the bowels. For sale at IS cents
per box by Richard Gibson, druggist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-02
The Market.
Georgetsvn. June 2.-Wheat S0a86,
Wants Others TO Know.

II have used DeWitt's Early Bisers for eonsti-
patton and torpid liver and they are all right.
am glad TO indorse them for think when we
find good thing We Ought 10 let others know
it." writes Alfred Hsinze, Quincy, III. They
never gipe or distress. sure, safe pills. For
sale by {. 8. Leadbeater & Bona.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-02
Cream CheviOts
and MOhairs

For boating, seasbore and mountain wear,
are 10 high favor.
38-inch Green Mobsir SOC per yard.
44-inch Cream Mohsir, Toe and 81 per
yard.
50.inch Cream Cheviots, in fine and wide
twills, 75c, 81 20, 81 so and $1.75 per yard &.
Also Cream Voies and Etamiues, Soc and
$50 per yard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-02

A.v. Taylor, Of Cincinnati. who went TO
Italy = f;w weeks ago 10 recover bis y5urg
daughter, who had Ieen sbduc %, arrived at
New York today from Genoa, bringing mis-
shild with him. He started for his home
In Cincinnati this evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-02

NOTICE-The members OF ALEXbN-
~ DRIA LODGE, NO. 768, b. 7: y.
ELKS, will saemble at the botel Flelsch-
mann on TUESDAY EVENING. June at
the hour OF 7:30 o'clock. Business Of the
utmost Importance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-02
FIFTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS.
Washington, D. c., Juue 2.
SENATE.

When the Philippine civil govern
ment bill was laid before the Senate
this morning, MIR. Lodge. offered q
number OF committee amendments
largely OF detail.
These completed the committee
amendments and reprint Of the bill
WAS ordered.
Mr.. Foraker read some editorials
from the Denver News edited by Sena-
tor Patterson, ia which Edward Akin.
son and other anti-imperialists were
! denounced ss liars and public nuisances
aud advocs ting the peniteI tary as q
place OF proper end safe retreat for
them.
Mr.. Cullom said that the people
would net sanction any 6flog from the
rear upon the American army. He
contracted the attitude OF the demo-
craoy day with the days of 1854.
Mr.. Mason charged that the war in TIE
Philippines WAS tue gravest mistake IN
United States bad ever made. DE said
the cost would have paid double the
amount OF the pension roll, would have
put public building in hundreds OF
@ es and would have liquidsted the
river and harbor appropriation for q
quarter OF a century, not ID speak OF
the human lives that had been sacri-
feed.
he praised the army. He agreed
that the same men were Ia the Philip.
pines that were in Cuba but declared
that they We're there under different
orders.
Mr.. Hoar thought the most serious
problem was TO prevent the exploita-
ton OF the land occupied by another peo'
pie. He declared that the wsr was due
to the miserable policy OF attempting
ID buy sovereignty with gold and To-
81, I'd that the most shameful thing In
the entire debate was the sttempt to
contrast the skill and burn" order OF
General Smith with Grants campaign
Ia the Shenandoah Valley.
HOUSE.
In the House today Mr. Burton,
chairman of the committee on rivers
and harbors, gave notice that he
would ask the House to act on the
river and harbor conference report TO-
morrow.
A resolution was adopted asking the
President to send ID the House the re-.
port on the investigation made by bis
order of the alleged supply camp OF the
British 10 Louisiana from which horses,
mules, etc. have been sent to South
Africa.
General Grosvenor asked that the
rules be suspended aud q resolution
thanking Secretary of State Hay for his
eulogy OF the late President Mckinley
be adopted.
Mr.. Richardson, OF Tennessee, the
democratic floor leader, asked for o
vote and General Grosvenor's motion
to suspend the rules was carried, 8! to
so.
General Grosvenor then addressed
the House ln support OF the resolution.
Champ Clark, who opposed the reso-
luton, said his OF sotiou was due to the
fact that Secretary Hay abused the
occasion by IL citing into his eulogy q
"higb priced republican stump speech. "
General Hooker, in charge OF the
Mckinley memorial exercises, said ne
was as good a democratic ss Mr.. Clark,
but be failed to see anything 10 the
speech approaching psrtisanship. He
paid a glowing tribute to President
Mckinley.
The Grosvepor resolution was passed
by vote of 129 to 40. Twenty-Five
members RETAINED from voting.
The House refused to suspend the
rule to take up the bill TO retire Surg
Gen. Sternberg with the rank of Maj
General.
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Daily Deliveries to Alexandria
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DRY GOODS.
WoOdWard&Lothrop
10th. Ilth and F StS.. N. W.
rIOllairs, Serges
and CheViOtS

In navy blue, royal blue, cream
and black, for seashore. mountain
and outing wear.
3sinch Royal Blue Mshsir Brillisntine
SOC per yard
45-inch Mohsir Brilliantine, royal asd
navy blue, Toe and 81 per yard.
3S.inch All-sool Navy Blue Storm Serge,
SOC per yard.
44-inch Atwood Navy ne Storm Serge,
Toe per yard.
3S-inch Atwood Navy Blue Cheviot, SOC
per yard.
50.inch Atwood Navy Blue Cheyiot, Toe
and 81 per yard.
Imported Navy Blue Chevlot, al WOO, so
inches wide, 81 %, 81 so, 81 rs and $3.50
per yard.
54-inch Meltons, in heavy weights, for
separate skirts and suits, 81 80 and 81 10
per yard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-02

HILL BUTTER for ssle BY
- J.o. MILBURN.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-09
.Un nueVO librO del
PreSidelte Roosevelt

Un editor ipg!es acaba de publi-
csr, baio ell titulo de eTheg strenuous
lifss La vida de lueh&. una nuevA
obra del presidente Roosevelt, 10
cut contiene varios ensaycs y dis
cursos del Jefe- de IL naci6E yanqp1,
escritos 6 pronuucisdes duranta4 los
tres dltimos amos. ~-
NJ. Roosevelt expons en- ellee,
CON sn vigor y lucidez habitu&les.
su conception del deber cfvico. El
eskffitu de Ii obrs es notable por al
gunos pensamientos eateg6ricos, CO,
mo este:
<Ningdn hombre puede ser en-
realidad un buen ciudAdano 81 no Sc
interess vivamente en- L. polftica des
de un punto de vista elevado.
eNuestra regls de conducts pd
blica y privad& jamas llegar& q un
nivel conyeniente en- tsuto que no le
hagamos sentir al p1caro afcrtunAdo
Ia hosti}idad de 10 opinion p15lica,
sda con mayor energfs que q les bri-
bones que fraecks2n.S
Mr. Roosevelt no regateA su des
den los americspos que Sc Opusie-
ron q les votes para el aumento de
las fuerzas de- mar y tierrs, 6 a los
que Sc opusieron IL guerra con Els
p&f1& y Ia conquista de FllipinRs.
<CnsndO los hombres~ dice, temen
Ell trabajo una guerra justa, GUAM
do las muj eres temen II maternidad,
est6n 81 borde de IN abismo y es bus
no que desaparezcan de Ia fsz de IL
terra, en- donde son Objeto del des-
precio delcs hCmbres y de las muje'
res fnertee, vigortsos y en@fgicos.
e. Prssideule al rec0rdar los
grades ebene Fl sios0 de Ia DONNA
cion .brita lea en- la India y en- Egip
to, mar fiesta Ell dese9 de rivAlizAr
con ella en- Fiiipiuas.
ePreciso es que procuremos que
el archip;6 sg sea a1ministrado con
una honradez absolUtS y CON sana in
tenci6n. Si les del zmos Ell servicio
p6blico los politicastros| |codiciosos,
seguir6no al mismo csminO que ha
conducido & E7paf1a Ia raina.0
Por 10 que hAce cuC Cstiones So
cisles, Ell Presidente Aconseia & los
americanos gaardarse de las .efAnta-
sfzss de los extremistas que prone,
ten imposibIes. C}mpArA los pro
yeetos de Legislation violenta J bru-
tai contra los atruats, proyectos que
NADIA pueden contra ''los peligros y
los males reales que tan juatamente
han provoca 10 ell resentimiento po-
pu ar" con les resnitados obtenidos
pr Ia nueva ley de Nueva York,
gr&ciAs & la cu&l mil millonas de bo'
fvares de propied4des que e5capa
ban al is:o hSsta ahorR, 6guean va
en- laa list&s de contribuciores.
"B 4kts exigirles y hscerles & los
sindicatos plena justicia y Va no hs
bra quejas de los partidsri0s de 10
refurma social
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PadereiOSki
para Europa.
Colossal presupuesto
de la Ciudad de NueVa York.
Ell PALACLO de un OBISPO
VISJTADO POR MUCHE.
DUMBRE de CATOLI.
COS.
De maestro C0.responsa1.

Ha salido para Europa ell notA'
BILE pisnistA Ignacio Juan PadeEeios-
XII. En- ell muelle le despidi6 gran
Ldmero de admiradores entire los
cuales predominant Ell elemento fe-
menino.
Padereioski Sc retira a su man
sion de POlOni& dorde piensa eonsa-
gar un ado al estudio de una uueva
Opera. De los Estados T1qidos Sc
lleva 125, 900 dollars que LA ganalO
en- Ia temporSda. Anuncia su regre,
so America dentro de IN par de
amos, para cfrecer al pdblico Smeri
cano una nueva obra.
E1cu6ntrase actualmante en- es
to ciudad otro principe sleman, Hu.
go Hohenlohe, que vista como 81 di'
ieramos de inc0gnito, como viaja-
mos los que no nacimos pI1ncipes
Este, no obstante, Sc hospeda en- ell
kuutuoso hotel Waldorf Astoria, el
mas suntuoso de Nueva York, ocu,
pando una modest1 sima hAbitaci6n
en- el piso sd6cimo cuarto,; tan mo-
desta que el pc bre principe tiene q.
salir Ia g&leria para peiparse con
comodidRd. Coando Eorique de Pru-
siA estuvo aquf, SO hCsped6 en- el mis-
mo hotel ocupAndo les mas luiosos
dep3rtameAtos del segundo piso. Pc
70 Ah!, Hugo Hohenlohs tiene que
sufragar sus gastoa 81 psso que los
de Enrique fueron cOsteadCs pOr el
ito Samuel!
Ha quedsdo terminado Ell nuevo
presupuesto de Nneva York, que as
ciendo q 1913 $40 600 para Ell pr6ximo
ano fiscal. Esto representa- un gas
to Aprcximado de 5000 per capita; y
un excesoIde mas de medic million 80
bre ell presupuesto ante rior. La Cir
Guns tarcia de que Ell municipio &C
tual fu6 elegido Ell af1o pAsado por
una coalici6n popula sobre bases de
un prcgr&ma reformista en- que en-
traha per mucho Ell cambio absolute
de Ia pOlic1a neoyOrquins, y,la 'econo
mia administrative, hab!an POGO en-
fave T de Mr.. Lew y aus consejerCs.
Poyque Is polic1a sigua hat iendo
de l&s sugas, y los gastos del pneblo
aumentHn; todo 10 cusl trata ei AL
calde de explicar, aupque infructuO-
san eL ts 81 parecer.
FL ARR obispo Corrigan contin1a
mejorando de In grave eofermedad
que le ii me- postrado en- CANA h ace
sIguuos dias. Son va1ios los m6di-
cos que le asisten y ys todQs abri,
gan esper&pz&a de 81 pronto restA
b'ecjuiento. f Palacio Arz0bispsl
ha sido objeto de m continue desti-
le Ge cst6liccs devotcs que allf scu-
den sin cesar 1 iuform&rse de Ia So
lad de su ilu5tre Prelado.
DGrante el pr6ximo mes de Ma
20 les distintos trusts de ests ciudad
pagan On por concepto de dividen-
doo, en- moneda sonante, Ia enorme
euu,A dr. S53, ,7O5, 161; de los cua'cs ell
Trusts del Acero s7lo pRgar& $8, 928,
437; el f. rrvcArril de PennsiIva-
nia, S. O87, ,795 Us es dinero.
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dificl era salir de Schwalbach, per
que una vez separa3o de los mfos,
dc0mO teuer noticies &c ellos? is IN
tan caros - selIos de frAuquso! E.
tonces cOnce NOS uu madio que
salv~bs en- cierto modo ID difcultad.
H. b & notsdO uyted que IL d.
recc6 tiene sieUa lfneas de df ,ren-
tes letras. P1es bjeu: to1a Ia ,mi-
lie, dasde los msyorcitos hasta 10
mas p quenuelos, han puesto So ma
no en- el sobre.
D. este mcdo, me bsstA leer 10
direction en- ei sObrA para s ,ber que
mi Z ante no tiene novedAd = Sc acuer-
do de nj Para que h. de ssber 10
que Ia eartA cOntieoe?
Hech3 estA COT ,si6o, supongo
que no trstar& usted de af gir q IN
pobre padre que no ANA en- ell nun
do mas que a su G eschea y s eus
hijCs.
f bertiu entreg6 Ia csrta al al-
sAciApo, y durSnte toto el invierno
do 1847 pudo el ii fel z rec bir noti-
ciss &c su fAmi.is, sin hacer desem-
b0lsO algun0.
-AqueL mismO dla, me dijO Z }
bertin despu@ de hab9r 9rme refarido
Ia anterior historia, ocurri6 ua hs-
no que me conmovi6 de uu modo
extraordin&rio.
-6Qu6 p@s6P
ApenAs acabAbA de llegar 6 mi
casa, q as ooho de la nocho, Cf en- el
patio De mi casa.
-JQ3e?
-Aoivfuelo ueted. or el prelu
dio de una piezs popular ej cut2da
en- ell tromb6n.
-lEcA Simmermanr?
E mismo E: pr bre diablo
queris me stcarme su grstitud por ell
servicio que Re habfa prestado, dan
dome uD& s9renata su maner4
PEDRO ZQccone.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-09
DOnde mas b3ratO Sc V0nde.

Lacto mario 10 cts.
PAstil'as del DR. Ri hard IS
Pildoras rCs&dss del DR..
Williams. ......38
FArmacis americans, Fertaleza %
Refrescos de soda.
q 15-S
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G or Pa HGA
DE LOS
FERRO.-OARRILES DE PTO.RlOO

La Compahfa de los Ferrocarriles de
Puerto Rico pone en- copOcimiento del publ
60 Lnuy particuarmente de los hacendadoS
dueh0s de fabrica, que, habiendo montado
an Sus talleres de Santuroe maquinaria per
tecciOnada, SO encuentra en- condicionts de
hacer toda clase de reparaciones de pleas de
maquina as1 como de nueva construction con
prontitud y esmerO
Talnbl6u dispone de una fundicj6r NO
delo prOVlsta de aparatos modernOs perfec
cionadoS Que le permlten fundir dentro dt
las 48 horas aquellas pleas que Sc necesiton
con urgencia.
Fueden remitirse gratuitamente por fe
rr0carril todas las pleas ue maquna que
hay&n de ser reparadas, 10 que representa-
un& gran economic.
k'recios muy reducilOs.
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kP0RTO-RICORAILR0AD. COMPANY

The Porto Rico Railroad Company bog
to inform the propretors Of factories and su-
gar estates that they are placing themselves
at their disposal TO perform in their workshops
all the work of repairing and construction
Their improved machinery allows them to do
this work with the greatest rapidity and pre-
ciSi6n. model foundry with the most mo-
dern and improved machinery allows them
tosmelt within AZ hours those parts that are
urgently needed The railroad itself cantake
all the parts to the workshops which saves
the cost of carriage.
Free transportation by the railroad lines
will be granted to our customers,
Greatly reduced prices.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-09
AQMBRES DEBlL!ES
RECOBRAD VUESTR0 YIGOR
la DEMORA ES PEuleROSA.j

PareCe que 81 Creaaor ma ordena6O, que despn9s
de la sangre el luidO vital seminal sea Ia suOr D.
Stancia mas DreciOsa en- 81 CuerpO del hOmbre,
alguna p6rdfda contranatural de 81 prOducira
aiempre resultadoS deSastrosoS.
correntes, tales como las del coraz6n del h1gado'
de los rifones Intermediates pulmonares, etc.
Dor haber permitido su vitaIdad gastarse, OK
pOni6ndOse asi ser faciles v1ctimas de estas
Intermediates cuandO algunaS csias de nueStrae
medicines, tomadas tempo. habr1an impedldo
estas debilitantes perdidag, asl PERSEVERANCE, sn
vitatdad para TeststAr los aCaQueS 0e esAs peAl'
Muchos hombres han llegado 1enta, pero eegura-
4nent9 IN estado de demeneia lncuraDle cSusa
de estes perdidaSs ain saber Ia verdadera eausS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-09

Sc ALQUILA en- Santu.c
una hermosa casa con todAs las Co
modidades y agds del acueducto.
E,t& situada muy cercs de-
p1ente de San Antonio.
InformArkn San Francisco 78
en- esta Capital.
"A n tx =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-09
: S0N EST0S SuS SlNTOMAS ?

xsredilecci6n al OnanigmO, Smasiones dc dis de
Uoche, derrameS al eStar en- presencla oe UNI
fasciyas; granog cOntracciones de los m6scnlOs
(que son precursores de ta Ep1lepslssG Renss Renes
nlentos y suehos vOluptuososi sOiocaclones'
tendenoias dOrmitar 8 dormir, sensaci6n de EN-.
brutecimiento, p6rdidA de la voluntad, fa!ta de
energfa, imposibilidAd de concentrar las IDEAS
dolores en- las s eR faita de-
memoria, indecision, melanoohs, eansanSio dsS- zee
RnS Eaates aas IL Ssf
de- una perdda sGn m oa al dos h9Ss
algdn pe1igrO inmfnen te de muerte infortun1o,
impOtencis parcial total, derrame premature
fardio, p6rdida d1sminuc6n de los descos, dc.
caimiento de Ia senstbilidad, 6rganOs c9idos J
d6biles, dyspepsia, ETC., etc. AlgunOs de esos
sintomAs son advertencias natuIales para un
whales, 3 yendra d ser press de alguna fatal
Nosotros solicitamos de todos los que sufren
de Rlguno de los sfntomAS arriba enumerados,
QUE OBSERVER BTEEN ESTE AVISO,
especialistas que han tenidS yeinte amos de ex
periencia, tratando enfermedades de los nervios y
Del sistema sexual , quienes p4eoen gara9Eizar
dandonos eodo su nombre y direction, edad ocu,
tomas nombrados 90 le han rnanifestado I'd, y
si I'd, ha usad0 algun tratam1entO para gOnorTea
Nuestra junte de medicos di&gnosticara ense
guida Embellishments su caso (gratisl, inform
freints dias, en- 81 que Sc efectuara una curaci6r
radical So le restablecera4 I'd su c"mplete aud,
volvera I'd, scr un hombre v1goroso. 81 Cd 20
nostai como eSTantin de buena Is, Ie envlare no.
enseguida las msdicinas requeridas por c rr"'
medic0s haya decidido el complete tratan
que I'd. debe someterSe,
OOMPANIA EsPECIAL1STAd del N RTE
Vincent Bldg, Broadway & Duane st.,
New York, E. u. de g.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-05
The Verdict of a Jury.

Nothing Is more uncertain than the
action OF a jury" said u lawyer prom.
inent in New iUrA II remember n
s.(rr thy father told me when ! was d
boy in Alabama. The story was Of his
Satanic majesty and plain citizen
who met one day on narrow pathway
cut in the edge Of Il cliff. On one SIDE
there yawncd rrccipce: on the other
side was the solid rock. There was
only room for one to pass, and of these
two one must lie down and let the 9th
tr walk over bin.
"'lf pu'll PROFOUND three questions
/ can't answer suggested Satan, IN
lie down and let you pass over my
body The citizen asked:
"'What is whittier than snow
"'Cott0n.' was the answer.
"'W hat is sWcettr than sugarF
"trhat's easy agai-f~ uolassee.'
"NLat VIII lie tbe next verdict rem
dercd ia this county by petit iuryT
Pass GA your way, said the deytl
ns he made Il carpet of himself