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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-10-16
AeeldentaI HappenInas.

The minister of marine, Rear AID.
miral Joehnke, fell on the steps OF the
rigsdag at Copenhagen and fractured
his thigh.
Two Pennsylvania express trains
collided on curve near Menlo Park,
N. j., killing one passenger and injur-
Ing twelve more.
| A Pennsylvania express crashed in
10 freight at Milton, Pa, killing the
engineer and fireman and injuring
several others.
Fire has wiped out the entire bust
ness portion of Gervaise. Or. two
stroyed. Loss, $4,000.
BY an explosion in the Producers
Explosive company's factory, south of
ina, Ohio, Earl Bush, nitroglycer-
Inc maker, and John. Anspaugh were
blown to atoms and the factory
wrecked.
| A. A. Proctor, son OF the chairman
Of the st. Petersburg bourse, and nine
sailors have been shipwrecked and
drowned on the Kamschatka PENN
sula. Mr.. Proctor was known as a
political economic.
The entire family of s. A. Loring of
Bloomfield. Iowa, narrowly escaped
death by eating poisoned cheese. The
mother and two children were thrown
into commissions. This is the second
case in Bloomfield, and much excite
ment has been caused.
Henry M. Thomas, wealthy stock.
man OF Townsville, Iowa, which town
was named for him, died at hospi-
tai In Kansas City, aged forty-nine
years. He came to Kansas City to
buy stock, and while at the stock
yards was taken suddenly Ill, and fell
and fractured his skull.
At the fair grounds at Vincennes.
Ind, A. ]. Bridgman and his grand
son, Russell Mccormick, were riding
In buggy around the track when the
vehicle was run into BY race horses,
breaking the buggy to pieces and
throwing the men high In the air
causing fatal injuries. The accident
was witnessed by $4,000 people.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-10-16

One man has been fined $40 for
swearing into a public telephone. Per-
haps the judge in the case never
dropped in his dime and then got the
busy signal.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-10-16

OF course 1t is sad to read that a
violinist has gone insane, but one
never hears of the other victims.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-10-16

A Kansas paper announces the en-
gagement of Mr.. Robert Swallow and
Miss Maria Worms. Mr.. Swallow
must be an early bird.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-10-16

A medical journal kindly tells us
how to climb stairs. you should go
slowly" 1t says, "and tread on the ball
of the foot" A better way still is to
take the elevator.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-10-16
Cannon EalIs Bakery Burns.

Cannon Falls, Mimi, Oct. l2.-Ins
Andrews bakery on Main street W. W.
gifted by fire. The fire origina,s
from a gasoline stove. The loss
partly covered by insurance.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-10-16

The Ohio legislature has declared
that ping pong Is Just as bad as bill
lizards, pool or roulette. Stout man
who have tried II say It IS worse.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-10-16

Somebody says that lemon Juice
Is cure for rheumatism. 1t is well.
however, not to mix too much whisky
and sugar with 1t.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-10-16
GOES T. SOUTH AMERICA.
South Lakota Cattle King Abandons
Native Z n-Aa

south LaNora Cattle King Abandons
Native h-nCes.
SpearEsh, s. d.. Oct. IL. - ]. w.
Drisknl. coc Of the pioEaer cattlemen
OF tie Northern range, intends to-
leave in few weeks for South Ameri-
ca, where he expects to engage in the
cattle business on an extensive scale.
He will visit Paraguay and Uruguay,
where, from information he has re-
ceived, there are exceptional oppor-
tunities to obtain land grants and
buy cattle at good figures.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-10-16

The last feud In Tennessee, which
resulted in the death of three men.
was caused by the depredations of a
"a shoat.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-10-16

After a careful survey 1t has been
decided that the Alaskan boundary
~ where 1t was.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-10-16
CHARGED Win steaIina Rutter.

Grand Rapids, Wis, Oct. IL. - Ed.
ward Clark and Clarence Ireton were
brought to this city, charged with
stealing 900 pounds of butter from the
Spencer creamery. They attempted to
ship the butter and were caught.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-10-16
Uncons cIous sixty Hours.

Cannon Falls, Mimi, Oct. 12.--Mrs.
A. j. Glover, who was seriously hurt
in runaway and was unconscious FOR
sixty hours. has so far recovered as o
return yesterday to her home In Ell.
gin, H.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-10-16

A London man read one of Marie
Corelli's books and then killed him
self. The wonder IL that suicide was
necessary.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-10-16
Grass n

Inquiries fro
OF the range |
enne to Whit
g grass has rip|
mat the frost
age to the rang
serious damag|
grass had not
irost came, al
ne first vista
ms instead of only
= nis year. Grt|
" carry stock
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-10-16

Colombia is trying to terrify the
revolutionists by buying an American.
built vessel.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-10-16

The seasons debutantes win soon
be ready for the annual matrimonial
market.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-10-16

It's a mighty nice man who will
actually wear golf vest which his
best girl knitted for him.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-10-16

The tongue Of a woman is said to
be smaller than that Of man, but it
does more work.
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HIS LIFE A FAILURE.
Made and Lost Four Fortunes, an'
Then Cor1n- tied outside.

New ". k, Oct. 12.-Hayin5 maps
am lost four fortunes and h9alns
himself broken In health and allno"
Penniless at the age of seventy, onas,
w. Lewis, a well known promoter anu
member of a leading Fifth ayenu'
club, has ended his life with morpnins.,
He was native of England and nav
no relatives here.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-10-16
soUT
Weather b
Iat

Weather 81
let
The tenn
averaged alb |
TO heavy r |
early part o
southeastern
the showers
iy scattered |
The threS
barley, alth |
the southea4
by windy
made good ]
Is somewhat
generally s |
cially of GA |
fax has bee |
the whole,
Where thres |
ty reports 1t |
wheat, barl'
fax is ment1 |
fourth of the |
The weatl
yorable for
There Is mi
however. I |
eral Some
aged by froa |
and there a |
latest corn
the stalk in |
counties. tn |
In the prosI
week. Most
frost will m |
Potato ga
prospects Of |
whole, and
many localit
is light.
Haying hs |
large crop OF
fly, has bee |
ton.
Fall pillow
good progress |
d1a and mort
ture is need
The prosp
turage on I |
good, and Ii |
ton.
Some win
the southeas |
Native gra |
though dry, &
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-10-16

Weep not for Mr.. Rockefeller. He
has another house or two.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-10-16

]. Pierpont Morgan has secured \
new steamship line. But what is one
line more or less to him?
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-10-16

The college that hasn't "the largest
entering class ever known" this fall
isn't letting anybody know It.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-10-16
potato Crop Failure.

Rudd. Iowa, Oct. IL. - The po% s,s
crop. witch Is very important ~ -
;io almost failure.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-10-16

Washi" gton, Oct. IL. - Presidar,
Roosevelt has received the commnn,.
cation from David Wilcox of the Dela.
ware & Hudson company referred n
In the dispatch from New York ana
has referred it, together with The
former one, of which Mr.. Wilcoy
speaks, to the attorney general.
Has Done All He Can.
Washington. Oct. 11.-Close advis.
ors of the president who have con.
ferred with him over the coal sitra.
ton. said last night that, in their oplp.
ion there is no further action the a6.
ministration can take on its own IN.
itiatiye to bring the strike to an end
They say the administration Is ready
to do whatever is possible, but that il
has taken all the action that is prae
ticable.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-10-16
PLA
Barracks an

Henry z. !
Commercial
Senator Kitt|
give definite
for Fort Me
in reply, incl
from the guar
and IL is verJ
"Washingtd
A. B. Kittred|
D.-Sir: In
the 9th inst.,|
ton work at
the honor to
rotary of war
ton at that
racks and on
for a garriso|
cavalry. Bid
odIy DullulHB|
the remaining
over until mel
tended tn erd
cost of the b
ment of the n
Respectful
Quarter
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-10-16
THE UNION ILLEGAL
Operators Call Upon Presiden, "a o..
coed Against MInere

New York. Oct 12.-David wi,oo,
vice president ana consul for the ny NJ,
aware & Hudson Railroad comnarn
and one of those present at the recent
conference called by President Roosa
welt at Washington, has sent to Pres
ident Roosevelt a letter Demands
that the federal government procass
against the miners organization r.
the courts on the ground that II is !
conspiracy to prevent interstate com
merce. Mr.. Wilcox, 1t is said on a..
thority, represents all the coal oners,
tors in this action and was selected =
their spokesman. -
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-10-16

Lieut.. Peary came back without the
pole.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-10-16
Must the Cou|

A test case
the term of d
this month.
the county mi
ance Of inmaI
Tor the insane|
amply able I'd
county taxpay
OF two insane|
asylum, but d
property, and
are well able
case is to id
able, cannot b|
relative who
the asylum.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-10-16
ROBBERS GET $500.
Raid Postoffice and General Store In
North Dakota.

Galesburg, N. -. Oct. 1.-THE post
Office sas entered here last night, the
safe was drilled a.'1 500 in stamps
and 5000 In cash taken. Lande & Lar.
son, VINO conduct d general store In
connection. also .ost :. -.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-10-16
Che EeWs
From the Capital.


Army expenses decreased $91S,919
during the last fiscal year.
The net deficit In the postal service
for the year ended June 80 last, was
$24, ,470.
War department officials think three
years will be required to settle the
fsiars' land question In the Philip
pines.
Controller Ridgely denies that he has
overruled Secretary Shaw's action rel
alive to reserve funds of national
banks.
According to the annual report OF
the paymaster general army expend-
itures decreased during the past fiscal
year s91S,919 as compared with the
preceding year, partly owing to de-
crease in the pay of the army and in
part owing to reduction of claims for
extra pay by volunteers. The total ex-
penditures made by Paymaster Gen.
eral Bates were $52,523,479.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-10-16
cUTT
Serious Resi-

A row occur
fifteen miles
Gently. In q
beck was sta
Turner, who
ct knife. On
groin, two In
OF the left sH
the upper par
ergeck came
out a warrant
said az first
lap. Iowa, b
home was in|
who came the
parties to til
who came the
been working
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-10
10 de las huelgaS
de FiladeIfia.

Pals como Estados Upidos que
tALto carl On produce, tiene que i'm
portEr carbon de Inglstarra.
Y no Sc trsta de una crisis ipe.
VitAble, inesperadR, Agen& & la vo.
luntad del hombre Els e' empafic
temerArio de dos voluntadeg epergi
cas-, resueltAs q no ceder. No sc
trabaia en- las minAs de Antracit& por
que los salarios no satisfAcen & los
mir eros; SO encarece ell carbon Rl
punto de alcanzar In tor elAdA 6 $l2
valor doble del corriente, porque,
como es na,u u III el consume disminu-
ye ell acopio y encarece el prcducto;
70 hAbI& calefacc on para los obre
ros en- ell proximo invierno porqus
estos sin s&lsric y spfriendo miieria,
No podr4u pre- ccurarse el compusti.
be; y, por 4 timo, f<a carbon Y Sc
trse de Europa. Toio ESQ sucede, y
las voluntxdes impert6rritns: unos 4
no trabAiar y otros q no pagar.
La prensA americana 3 IL gran
mayors de los diArios Al meIos, ha-
&c Is causR de loo obrcros, pero los
sefIoles de Arriba, los millonarios,
niue strt nse hasta Ahore indifsrentes
on medic de las alternatives del con-
nicto.
Una caricaturR del <AtlAnts
NewsS da exactS idea de 10 que en-
.oa &nimos ocurre. El ito Sam, Sc
guido de multitui de obreros, muje-
res, vieios y nif1os, llega & las puer-
tAs de Mr.. Morgan. H&llapla cerra.
6a deti6nense ttistemente cor TIA.
ris dos al leer un cartel que d ID
puertA cuelga y que dice; s~aty ocu
pado
FL capital estG ocupsdo, muy
ocupAdo, y Ia gran racion & tan SUI
premos destinos llamada, SURE las
consecuencias de los grandes acumu.
los de ORC, traducidos en- grandes
impulses de dominic y Aun mas
grandes manifestaciones de egois-
mos. Pero E;t&dos Unidos es un
pueblo libre y dentro de su regszo,
los obreros tambien 10 son. Firmas
ge mantienen hasta h y, y 81 verles
resistir estoicAme nte, paede afr
marse que 81 fnertes son los que es
TIN naaty ocMp0dos. situsdos dentro de
10 iusticia y el bien, no menos fuer
tes son los que no te1adrdn com6usti
biz
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Ell cafe
en- CentrO America.
Un articulista alienta a los
agricultores salvadorenos.
Comercio con Espafia.

Leemo 10 siguiente en- nm Pc
riodico de Centric America.
sAl pssAr Puerto Rico al domi-
rio de Estados U nidos, ell Gobierno
asparol estableci6 para les produc
tos de esR isla Is -lisma tarifa Rdua
nerA que para los de las otras pro
oedencias, pAgando asf ell cafe 130
'pesetas ell % en- lugsr de 65 pes at&s
que pAgabN Antos, perdiendo por es
te hecho los agricultores islef gran
parte del m ercado espsf1 u, asf como
ell comercio de EspEf1A perdio gran
parte ael de Ia isla.
Entonces fue cuAndO los dem Is
psises productores de cafe, especisl
mente VenezuelA v GuatemSla, 50
RprovechAron y fueron reempISza ndo
el de Puerto Rico por ell de sus res
pect.vAs proceaencias, estableciendo
ana ventRjosa C, m ..
B en- pueden, pues, los sgricul
torres sAlvadoref1os hacen up en- Syo,
que no lea pesar6, toda vez que, pro
porcionalmente, Al n1mero de sus ha
bitAntes, E paf1A es uno de los psi
ses mas consumidores de cafe Lo
que ST serfA muy conveuiente, G s que
81 cafe de est& Rep1blica mejorsrA,
sino en- calidad, en- 1pariencis; yse ex
portArau classes finas que para clases
ordinAriAs, bastAn y sobran las del
Basil; y va que no Sc pueds luchar
contra ell bRio precio del cafe de estA
Ultima Rep 1olica, l1chese.ofre iendo
rr producto de mejor vista y cSlidad
el 3ual siempre tendrfa aceptsci6n y
logrAlfa buen precio, ~omo sucede
Cor ell de los citAdas Republic&s de
Venezuela g GustemalA..
Como Sc We, en- todos los pue-
5los de America Ia industria cafete
"a despierts gran inter6s, por 10 mis-
yn0 que ell cCnsumo de este grsno es
cSda vez mayer en- el mundo Perc
per 10 que de esas linees So dedu go,
en- 81 Salvador ccnrre que al cafe no
.iens buenoe mere aios y que como
!A cali6au de dicho grSno no es igE&l
( - del de estS isis, excfts Sc 4 1s
eg .icultores en- Ell ser tiGc de que ira
tai de neiorar Is Aparienci& de squ<'
eIport3ndo E,psf1a clase, fnSs,
coz, 10 cual el Ca f6 DEL So vador Sc
abra pAso ALI como ell de Venezuela
y G1atemAle.
Tienen delAnte en- ell Salvador,
pues, respecto q Espsf Is, elOmismo
problem& que los sgricultores de ca
rs en- Puerto. Rico respec.o de los
Estados U1idos, puee aunque conts
mos con ell liore c&mbio, sabido es
one nuestro cafe no tiene gran con
SUMO en- los EstAdos Uridos.
De todos modos, estes parrsfos
qne extractamos, dan idea de que
en- todAs parties ST. mueven los inte
resados en- inlustria de tanto porve
mir como el cafe y bueno es que no
deiemos de 10 mano un asunto tan
imp ortante al desRrrollo de 10 rique
zs puhlica en- Puerto Rico.
Exp6rtense clases tinas los E5
tados Unidos. y trAtese por todos
10 medios posibles de abrir pAso al
CT fe puertoIriquefo en- In MeSr6poli
Els SECURE que ell ~menjurjes del
e akit NO harA dAfio entonces &l ex
ce4ente y rico grano que en- nuestra
terra SO cosecha.
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Salud pdbliCa.
Una buena idea:

ks2ihimos para su publication
10 eigrtante:
eSr Pres iente de IL Junta de
Sani1ad.
<He leido que esa Junts, digna-
lnente presidida poroU. en- sd buen
desi de propender & evitAr ell con-
tsgio de lSs Intermediates infeccio-
ss6 pr1cedei tes de los animales, ha
cispuesto la formaci6n de nm cemen.
Lerio en- ell cual deberan ser inhuma.
dos los cadAveras de los &Limales,
en- vez de ser lsnzsdos vi mar com !
antes Sc aces t7mb raba.
La les ne pArece brenA hasLa
ci to puutt pero Suo ssrk mas hi
gi6nico disponer Ia ere n at ion de los
cRdAveres refe' o. con 10 cual que
dab&n eD absolute 5estruidos los ger
menes infsccioso,
La CONSTRUCTION de nm cremx to
RIO no seriA cosa nj diff nj dispep
diosa; 6 to sue 9 ser rn apandice i'm
portarte an los buenns m&tsderos y
csrniceriss de AlemAl ia.
sOia'& In hunanidad echAra &
un lado sus imbtciles preocupacio
nes y aboliera tambien los eemente-
rios, verdaderos focus de cultivo de
las bacteriss pAtogenas. estA bleci 30
do crematorios en- los que en- breve
tempo sc devolvierau nj laboratoric
de 10 rsturaleza os pr iacipios fun
damentAles de 10 nlaterie orgAniza :
dS!
Respetr o 5@mente.
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Los dOCumentOS
de intoreS general
contenidos en- los Archi-
vos del Departamento del
Interior, deben cIasihcar-
Sc en- I'm 1ndice y darse q
conocer al p1blico.

En- ell Departamento del Inte.
rior existe una dependenciA dedica'
de- q Archives en- donde todos los
de la isla estau 9 10 suponemos al
menos, recopilados.
Igaor@mos al estado en- que tn.
les papeles se hallan aunqua enten
demos 1e estar&n muy atendfdos y
y esmeradamente cuidados,
Como Ell asunto de papeles vie
jos es en- todos los paises de much>
importancia y como desco 2ocemos
dstallss en- H. refsrente & doeumen-
tos de interes publ leo en- L. isla,
pens&mos que ssris un barefiGio
cue Sc conccisrs ell fudiGe y clasid-
c&ci6n del Archivo que en el "a ui-
tado DepsrtAmeEto del Interior, Sc
guardG.
Rumores pdblicos asegursn ha.
ce alg6p tempo que los docamentos
que constituiAn Ell Archivo del Go.
bierro General espsfol en- Ia isla,
faeron r.1iti2oa 4 Washington de
donde faeron, en- total 6 an psrte,
devueltos Nuestros papales vielus,
son nuestros y deben custodiarse en-
ASPSnOeAc1AS HS1 IA~ts; ~AA PsI& uS
pueda escrioirse nuestra historic
con fCentes de consulta & Is mano,
ora para que nuestra riqueza docu
mental nc Sc merme nj disemiue.
Ssria, pues una buens obra qae
ell OepartRmento del Interior publ
cara, aquel fndiee para que nos sean
conocidos ell ndmero y clases de do.
eumentos que en- Ell Archivo Sc guar
dan.
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Ell explorador
Baldwin en- Noruega

Hace POGO lego 4 Hanninga vs.
sg. Noruega el exploration Baldwin,
y dijo que toda su gents g1zAbs de
buenA salud.
Hemos sido molestsdos, pero no
vencidos, af1sdi6 Bsldw d, hemos o
dido eatsblecer enormes dep6sitos
parAAalinentos por medic de trineos;
ell pr mer deposito est& establecido
en- sBadolf Land< 10 vista del cam
pamento de la expedition Italians !;
hsmos estAblecido otro G los 81o 33
minutes de latitud, y Ell tercero en-
Ia isls Ksnclodge Greedy.
Estos dep6sitos, junto con las
cas&s y provisiopes dejadas en- ell
cAmpAmento III gler, prestsrAn me
dios para gran &vance hacia Ell polo
en- 1908.
Todos los can&les & traves de
<TfAnz Joseph Lands permanecieron
bloqueHdos con hielc, dursnte ei OTTO
fio de 1901; 10 que impidio el estable
cimiento de depositos por mayor Ell
pasado.
La rotura del hielo & principles
de anio nos obligo q ussr In resar
va de las provisiones y fac por Q to
que partimos del campamento Zie
gler el I. de Julio para no estar en-
peligro.
La expedition despAch6 Is glo
boa con 300 menssjes' y en- JUNO oh
tuvo la primer vista del movimiento
de Ia vida en- el polo &rtico.
Tambien Sc ha descubierto la
chs "a de Nsusen y recobrado docu
mentos originsles asegursudo pintu
r2s de q chcza y coleccfones marinns
para Ell m SEQ na :ionNl ID mismo que
nuevss vistas qua Sc ootuvieron de
Enero & Mayo.
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{ ira revolucion.
Partidarios de Firmin
DISGUsTADOS.
Disturbios pollticos.

New York Stbre, 10 ll-30 A NJ.
Cr6ese probable que estalle una
nueva revollcion en- HaitUtt. Muchos
partldarios de FiIm<n estdn con es-
te sumamente disgustacos por ell
sesgo cue toma Ell condic5o con
Alemania. El gobierno provi ional
no ha logrado aun resta blecer eli
orden en- toda la Republica, y en-
algunas parties tlenea iugar distur
bios pol1ticos T-s misefia Sc ex-
tiende por todo Ell pals, 1o7istiendo
cada dia peOr aspecto.
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Mayaguez Puerto Rico, Juni

Mayagt1ez Puerto Rico, JUNO
IA de 1894.
Ell ilustrado Doctor don Fran
cisco B. Basora, de Mayagreg, en-
plea con frecuencla la Emulsion de
Scott, ~ Ia considera. como un re-
constituyente de primer orden.
No tengo incoDvenieLus en- ase'
gurar que la preparation de los Sc
flores'Scott & Bovine, conocida uni
versalmente con Ell nombre de Emul
cion de Scott me has dado, aismpre
cue la he prescrito 10 que sucede
con macha frecuencia. exceientes
resultados. ELS un reconstitE. onte
Ga primera calidads muy recomen.
dsbie en- todos los casos de de5lii-
dad organica
Doctor Francisco B. Basora.
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La paga
del Ejercito.
ASAMBLEAS DE VETERANOS.
AsuLtos preferences,

New York Stbre. 10 l1-3O A. M.
La paga del ej6rcito sera he
cha una vez 4ue ingresen en- el
Tesoro cubano los 35 millones del
empr6stito. En- las ciudades mas
importantes 'e la Republica tienen
lugar asambleas de yetaranos en-
las que Sc trata aquella question
parasque todos los que sirvieron al
ejercito reciban % que les CORES
ponde, a fin de que no puedan sur
gir luego excisiones lamentables.
La paga del ejercito y el fomento
de la sagricultura seran los asuntos
a que con preferential atendera Ell
Gobierno.
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P0R CA B.
CSERYICIO DIRECTO.o
Generates beers
salen de Inglaterra.
DESPEDIDA CARINOSA.

New York Stbre. 10 l1-So A. Y.
Los generates beers 8otha, De-.
wett y Drlarey han salido de In.
glate-7a. Sc les hizo una despeal-
da carinosa. Los generates guardan
la mas absolute reserva aeerca &c
la entrevists que celebraran con 10
Presidente Kruger. Los mas i'm
portantes peri6dicos de Londres de-
dican frases afectuosas a los Illus
tres caudllios -africanos.
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Los que Sc van.

En- el vapor aCAracas. sslieron
hoy para N, Y. nues tros distingui
dos amigos don j Gag uin Fernandez
don J. Guillermety don Jnlis, do i,
J. FtnlAy, don Lee A Caubet; An
tonic Francisco y Rafael. Pons Sc
1orita- Bou y sonora Mart0rell de
Cortada.
A todos nuestro saludo y que lie
ven dichoso viaie
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N0TICIAS

coNsEJo A, LAS MADREs. : Ell iarabe calmante
de la Winslow debe slempre que los ninos
en- ell periodo de la denticon Proporcio- alivo
Immediate al Pequeno paciente produce n sueo ma
muy alegre Es muy agradable al paladar, calma
nio, ablanda encias, aiiva dolores hace ia
Es ell meor remedio conocido para la diarrea va pro-
venpa 6sta de la dentcion de cuaquiera otra
de la Senora Winslo, el mejor de todos.