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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-02
La administrator
municipal
preocupa a los partidos
en- Utuado.
Federales y republicanos
recomlendan sus candida
tOS.
ALI la lucha polftica es
culta y las propagandas
pac1hcas.
(De nuestro Correspons00

Agosto 80. A go parcs de no.
tici"s resnits Ia semana que expirs.
ya por ser ests ell mes de mayor
calma en- In vida da ssts pobls ci6n.
Va tsmbisn porque iniciado Ell pc
riodc electoral, IL not& polftiea 10
ab5orve todo.
La preserte cam psf1a resu tiara
animada.
Los parti1os locales estudien
afAnCsos ia tkctlca que piensan des-
plegar en- Ia batallg; GsGa ei6rcito
luchsdor por ecusrdo de sus gene,
rsles, practica maniobr&s parciales
pTocuraudo nutrir sus filss fin de
obtener el triunfo preliminAr an el
simulGcro de 10 convention, para
despues coronado con el de les co.
micios.
Mi deber de cronista me obliga
exponer imparcialmente los mo-
vimieutos que observe, y hacienda
cumplida justicia dire que hasta
hey, Repubicsnos y Federsles solo
esgrimen las armas de uua argu-
mentac.6n culta y propaganda pacf
fica.
Las hoiss sueltss recomendan-
do candidaturas psrs A'calde han
empszado & circular; en- elias el eg
tilo es 2orrecto, ocupando 10 van
Guardia los Feaerales; desplega.
dos en- guerrilla, su ala derecha re-
contends DON Pedro Rivera Colla.
go y Ia izquierda creyendo eumplir
nm deber de justa gratitud presents
Ia de D. j &ime Iglesias Font
Ambos caballeros reunen l&s
'sondiciones de ser buenos p&triotss !;
:. uno, con IL fogosidad propia de
ta juventud, dsseR romper lsnzRs en-
las energies de sd csr6c6er y L. ma
durez de juicio que dan so amos de
luchA incesAnte por ls Lib artad, Ga
una garantis al frente de Ia admi~
nistrsGion. Los dos SON sgriculto
res tienen intereses que d. snder,
SON esti timsaoF; y 81 Alguna DIFF srenci@
pudiera sen elarse no ser1a otra que
Ia de- 10 experiences polftica y sd-
mioistzativa por parts del Sr. lyle
sias.
Animados de un espfritu de JUS
ticia, ordan y progreso, Aunque el
uno sea un prestigio incipiente Ell
otro t. prestigio ya sancionado por
Ia opinion pGblicR de toda ls Isla,
cualquiera de los dos on 10 Alcaldfa,
puede hacer mucho por estA abat. 10
ciudAd; pero como pudimos oir ano-
cha en- un grupo de imparciales 6uo
rasult&rfa mas beneficioso que Ell Jo.
van Rivera desnrrollase desde Ia
Presidsncia del Conce:o, el progra
ma administrative de au partido, ira.
dncie ldolo en- acuerdos que el Sr
Iglesias desde ls Alcaldfs como po-
der ejenutivo y moderator, los llev&-
ria d ls pr&ctica con el tRcto y dis
erection que 10 madur6z de sus Aflos
le indicasen!
Los Rspublicanos R1u no han
exteriorizado sus candidatos, y aun
que hamos dido pronuncisr nombres,
no queremos hecernos &c del <se {.
ce,> y esperAmos ell manifesto para
reco ger opiniones; sin embargo abri
gamos 10 esperanza que tanto Fede
rales como Republicanos cuando
presenter sus candidatur&s oficiales,
tendr&n en- cueuta que no deben bus
carse destinos para los hombres, 81
no hombres de reconocida probidad
y competencia que den prestigio al
PArtido que los eliza y saquen 6 Utua
do de In postraci6n en- que yace.
Asf es como deben hacer Pa
triM
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-02
FL Sultan cOquetea
con ell abaniCo
de una Sra, americana.

La sef1orR Leishnan, e'posa del
Embajador de los EstAdos Unidos en-
Constant tinop'a, as perdido su aba
nico. Lao tiene ell Sultan; ella no ii }
ne osperAnzas de recuperarlo, 10 que
,amenta por IL mucha estimA que tie
ne de su prenda
Desde ID publication del libro
titrla6o sAbdul Hamid in Tunes, q
col enc fytograffas de los fac. .simil
do CArt1S confidenciales dirigidas
por ell Sultan & su prim er Ministro,
hA caido en- l. mania de poner So
nombre TOGO objeto que llega & sus
mHnos.
LA senorA Leishmap, collections
eptogrs fos, y manifesto su resolu
ci6n de Adquirir unU del Sultan, y
6pt SO que 10 oonseguiria.
POGO despues tuvo en- Ell pAla-
clio 10 Sra. Lei ,hman, y sentsda al
lAdC del Sultsc, sp-ovech6 IL oroc.
tar Nd de ped lie que escribiese vi
go eli su abanico. Cort siempre
9 IN les damss eur o peas. no puS o es-
1usarse y accedio Ia petici6n.
GAno ella le apuestS, pero su re
90 ijo dul6 POGO tiercpo; Il siguien"
/. dia uno &c los Ayuaantes 2e cam
20 del Sultan, spared is en- In LegS
ci6n de los e u. con un meussje del
g lante jefe, expires sndo ell deseo de
-onsegui- el absnico sobre el cual
nabia escrito su hrms para hscerla
de diamantes.
Llen& de cor tanto 10 Embsjado
rG americans enviole ell Absnico, de
10 que hAce tres meses y aun no ha
vue to & las mAnos de tu due11a, ha-
b;endo perdido 10 esperarza de recu
pJrarlo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-02
Materias volcanoes.
MuchaS viCtimaS.
HABITANTES HUYEN.

New York St 2tiemhre 10 a. II.
Es enorme la cantidad de ce- =
"a y mater.as volcanicas que ade-
mas de CubriI la Is a de Nifon, "a
llevado Ell viento & otras islas si-
tuadas a gran distancia Es consl =
derable Ell Iumero de victimas c. =
sadas por Ell terrible fenomeno que
Sc presenta cada vez mas amenaza-
dor Los habitantes de la costa b !.
yen aterrc--:zados al interior.
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Morne Rouge
estaba abandonadC.
MORNE VERT.
Divcrsos crateres.

New York Septiemore 2 10 A. M:
El Morne Rouge estaba abando-
nado por su proxinidad a Saint
Pierre. Tambien Morne Vert, inme-
diato al temible volcan, ha sido
v1ctima del fenomeDo Morne Rou-
ge ha quedado cubierto' de enormes
rocas y eenizas arrojaoas sobre el
por los distintos crateres abiertos
en- la Montaf1a Pelada, cuyo volcan
Sc halla nuevamente en- iuusitada
activida0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-02
1ndescriiptible panico'
La ISla Sc eStre1neCe
INOESANTEMENTE.
Horrible situacion.
Horrible situacion.

New York Septiembre 2 10 A. NJ.
Grandisimo panico reina en-
Martinica. Las ultimas terribles
erupciones de Mont Pelee y los es-
tremecimientos incesantes de la Is
la, tienen aquellos poseidos ee
indescriptible aesesperacion Eleyan
sdplicas las autoridades para que
les saquen de Martinica, & impo-
nentes masas de gente recorren las
Gales de la capital clamando a gri-
tos Sc les traslade de la desgraciada
colouia fra .cesa. La situaci0n es
verdaderamente hol -;ble-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-02
SEP AS Z

Cue NO puhEoamss oomuDlcaass
sin aus scaA pagados per aaslanr
SaAe.
Ca@s seis paSeAsas, 20 caeassa pss
una nAea, la liAea vale 6iez ona-
tavss.
Las eA.tas 2ae yeRgan ccR comu-
RioeAss aiA cd iApsase Rs - Gen.
kasEaA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-02

New York septi0mbre 2 10 A Il.
Sc han sentido te4lblores en-
San Vicente, que unidos a las noti-
cias recibidas de Martinica, han au-
mert~ao el tez"cr en- aqnella in
fortunada Isla, al extreme de que
l. mayorla de la poblacion Sc ha
lanzado a las GALES abandonando
sus hogares.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-02
POR C-ABl
CsERvICIO DIREcTo-o
Tam hen en- ell JapOl
1slas desvastadas.
HORIRBLES DETALLES.

New York Septiembre 2 10 A. =
Son verdaderamente horrible
los detalles de las ultimas erup@.o
nes volcanicas ocurridas en- Ell Je
pom
Algunas de las pequehas isia
de origen volcanico han sido desva.
tadas, formandose con motive d,
fsnomeno gran oleaje, que iavadieL
do las costas ha arrasado con pue-
bios y ciudades, penetrando alguno.
Kilometres en- Ell interior de las is
las.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-02

Ssf1o ~iSas que So han distipgui'
do m&s por So ap icaci6n en- 81 mes
de Agosto en- el Liceo de Poncc.
Maria Martiuez e taiA B aschi
Emilia Mrroz, MAria FarnSnde
Aids Braschi, Canchit& Blu stamante,
Euriqueta Ruiz. Josefiaa Gerardinc,
Lolita ordau, Soledad O.tiz
Csmila Char ION, A ielina G or
gas, PAlmirA Feliciuli. AmaliA Vii
dejsh, Josqulns P1rrAs, Aurora
Vald4s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-02

JH& visitado usted e Poio?
SCu&l Polo? Pues al del amigo r..
verc; cue estG en- IL Gala de San
Francisco Pfecisamente anocke
estuve en- 81 y por ciezto que CT rim
guna otrs nsrte sc sirveu los r. es
cos, fzss, hslados. y k ,csai co.
mo alif. Todo ea sabroso y bue
no.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-02
N.ooI'ICLAS!'' 3

CONSEJO A LAS MADRES. = EI iarabe camante
de la seIr Wnsow' debe senp.e que los niiios
eI perioo de la dentici6n Proporcioua aivo
Immediate at Ee4Ceno paciente, produce sueno
tura tranquilo aiya ell door ell angelic desperta
muy vivo alegre. Es muy agradabe al .,..,.. cama
al nifio, abanda encas avia dolores, hace IA
cileslas nciol del esomago regula los ntestinos
Es mejor remedio do para l. diarrea va pro-
xenga esta de la dentci6n &c cuaquiera ora causa.
de Ia sehora Winslow'' = :. meior de todos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-02
Tn hOInbve
ataCadO de muermO falleCe G..
MayagueZ.

Vfcti na de Ia terrible enferna-
dad de muermo sgado hA falecino
el individuo Vidal Vega, de Msya.
gu Asf Sc explican las medids
energicas q. 10 J units Superior de Sa'
nidaa toma sobre este particular. y
por mucha erergfs que desarro.le,
nuncs serk bastante, para evitAr
que enfermedad tan horrible tome
mayor 'ncremento.
En- ests tipografia SO hace tclA'
elAse de trabajos precios mod ieos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-02
Panico en- S. Vicente
Alarna
EXTRAORDINARILY.

New York Septiembre 2 10 A NJ.
Con motive de la cru pci6n del
Mont Pelee, es extra ordinario ell pa
nico que reina en- aquella Isla. lle-
vando la alarma y consternaci0n a
todos los hogares.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-02
HITCHCOCK LIrAMIRY ACADEMY

sAN RAFAEL, CALIFORNIA U. 8. A.
VERANO PERPETUO.
Sc preparan para las Universidades, nifo
dc todas las edades. F onsion moderada.
Para mas ipformes diriiirse
B. u. BATES.
La Fortaleza San Juan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-02
MOnedaS J medallaS.

Muy antiguas, AlgunSs del prin.
cipio de 10 Era Cristi&n&, Sc venden
bsratAs, Informaran en- La Cores
pudsucia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-02
Las HPTLDORAS RECON

Las 'PILDORAS REGIONS.
TITUY ENTES DE VALE & CAN.
CIO" sc EsAn para todas les erf=r.
me~sdes que dependan del empob~e
cimjento de Ia ssngre, restaur' los
constituyentes de ests, CO. mas
prontitu ! y efeacia que otrAs prepa.
rRCiOnes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-02

Sie1s grAvanents eufsrmc en-
Arecibo don 10 6 Ruiz Ssgredo, Al
caIde de aquella villa. DsseAmos
SD restablecimiento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-02

TARJETAS Sc vista con sobre-
y sin ellos, SO hacen en- ala Cos
rrespon de pcia.S
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-02
Dos VentiladOfeS.

Aprc piaoo. pa, fsbricss 8 al.
nac enes, sc venden & baio prccic
Lnformsr6n en- La Correspondent
al.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-02
Martinica.
Otra catastrofe
DESTRUCTION DE MoRNE ROUGE.
Terrible cru oioon.

New York Septiembre 2 0 A. M.
Comunican de Fuer.e de Fran
cia que el volcan Mont Pelee ha he
cho una terrible ecupcion destru
yendo totalmente ell pueblo de Nor
ne Rouge. La erupcion del volcan
ha sido tan espantosa, cue las la
vas y demas materias volcanicas
recorrieron una larga trayectoria
extendiendose unas cuantas milias
dentro de Ia IONA MARTINA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-02
La Aldea de ('arbet
arrasada.
UNA OLA MARINA
Mata a oentenares de habitantes.

New YorL Septiembre 2 10 A u.
A consecuencia de la terrible
erupci6n del Mont fe.ee, una enor-
me ola marina ha arrasado Car
bet, (aldea sltuada a q kilometres
S. de San Pedro) matando a cente-
narcs do personals Ii aldea Sc
compon ia de 1000 habitantes. Mu-
chos ingenios de azucar han su-
frido grandemente con este tremen-
40 fenomeno. Te nese que Ell Piton
de Car~e+, extinguido volcan, entire
en- erupci0n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-02

bastante satisfacho de estas mejorA
cwc implies un positive pre- greso
para ell pueblo.
-Anton.0 Mschicota ha sido
condenado DOR el Juez de osz de
CAtsdrsl & ounce dias Dc erresto
por turb&r IL paz pdblica.
-Ha slao traslxdado al Distrito
de Arecibo g. Taniente de ls Iusr lar
dos Francisao Tallada.
-Ha sido dasIi ,ado al puesto
de Cay ~ Ell ar TeEisGte de = f III
c1a don Ramon Fernandez Is
ter.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-02
Temblores
en- Sar, Vicente.

IND3soRIPTIBLE Terror.
The National tribune., 1902-03-06
Work of the Pension ONCE.

The report of certificates issued for tn,
week ended Fed. % shows:
Army invalid: Original, g: increase, 14T; re
issue, 30: restoration, 2; renewal 81; supple
mental, =; duplicate, IS; accrued, 119. Total
356.
Army widows. etc: Original, 80; reissue
6; renewal 81; duplicate, !; accrued, 1. Total
123.
Navy invalids: Original /; accrued, .
Total 8.
Navy widows, ETC.: Original. .
Army invalids (war with SPAIN: Original
81; increase, !; duplicate, l; accrued, l.
Total 60.
Army widows, etc. (war with SPAIN: Origi
nal. II.
Navy invalids twar with SPAIN: Original
4; increase. l. Total, >
Navy widows, etc. (war with SPAIN: Origi
nal, 1; increase /. Total, y.
Army invalids tact of June 81, 1S90): Origi
nal, 265: increase, 409; additional, 125; re-
issue, IS; restoration, /; relfewaI, "a; supple
mental, ,; duplicate, %; accrued, 1873. Total,
1,O11.
Army widows. etc. (act Of June %. 1S9O):
Original, 2SI; increase, l; renewal, =; supple
mental. .; duplicate, .; accrued, 2. Total,
200.
Navy invalids (act of June %. 1890: origi-
nal, u; increase, 10; duplicate, .; accrued 5.
Total, 30.
Navy widows, etc. (act OF June 81, 1s9O)
Original, II.
Mexican War survivors; Increase, 6; reis-
sue, 76; accrued, 4. Total, SO.
Mexican War widows: Original, 0.
Indian Wars QS32-1SI2)-Surviyors: Ac-
Tndian Wars uss21sI2 Widows: origr-
Totals Original, 72s: increase, $50: addl-
tional, 12J; reissue. 100: restoration 8; re-
newal, 115; supplemental. Q; duplicate, 80;
accrued. 274. Total. 2,025.
The National tribune., 1902-03-06
Cost of Ocean Cables.

From an authoritative" article in the
March Century, we take this note apropos
of Marcnni's work in wireless telegraphy
Mr.. Marconi also believes that his sys-
TEN may become "a formidable competitor
against the ocean cables. To do so on
land is not so easy. as the lines there
cost only 500 a mile, whereas the cables
cost 81 900 mile. and require expensive
steamers to repair and maintain them. A
transatlantic cable represents an initial
outlay of at least $3,D00000. besides the
cost of its maintenance A Marconi sta
tion can be built for 100000. Three Of
these, bringing the two worlds into con-
tact, will cost only S1S0.000 while their
maintenance should he insignificant What
his success will mean can be best grasped
by considering the extent OF the prop
arty which would be displaced thereby.
although it is only since Aug. ). 1853. 43
years ago, that the first Atlantic cable
was laid. There are now II laid along
the Atlantic bed, and in the whole world
,769 telegraph cables of various Sizes
with a total length of almost $4,000 nau-
teal miles, enough to girdle the earth
seven times. These require great
number of ocean-gOing cable steamers for
their laying and repairs, and while the to-
tai value of the cables cannot be easily
it is known to be fact that
British capitalists have S100,000,000 in
vested in cable stocks.
The National tribune., 1902-03-06

OF the boys of the Persimmon Brigade
| would call upon us to see if it might be
possible to partake of some of our fried
chicken"
When we were out of rations we would
return the call, hoping the youngsters of
the Persimmon Brigade would ask US to
stay for dinner
| l called upon the Persimmon Brigade on
one occasion, and, sure enough. was in
vited to stay for dinner. l had my mis-
givings as to their larder being any bet
ter. or even as well, supplied as ours, but
| l accepted the cordial invitation extended
to me by one of the youngsters. Soon lie
passed out of my sight, but Immediately
| thereafter / heard him calling me by name,
in persimmon tree hard by. He invited
Inc to climb the tree and join him in a
lSumptuous dinner of perSimmons.
The particular tree he had chosen was
well laden with persimmons, but not all
were fully ripe, but. as my genial host
stated, the green ones would pucker up
our stomachs so that it would not require
so many ripe ones to fill us up.
Long years afterward | heard that one
of the boy heroes of the Persimmon Bri-
gade had been elected Governor or Lieu
nt-GOvernor of the State of Indiana,
and | have always felt that it must have
been this boy with whom | dined up
persimmon tree over in East Tennessee in
the Winter of 1S63-1S64, and that's the
way | happened to dine with the Governor
of Indiana. If it happens that | have
hit upon the wrong boy, it is not too late
for the Governor to correct the matter
the Persimmon Brigade, and | am hoping
some historian will rise up and tell us
about them in the columns of The Ma
tional Tribune.
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THE AMERICAN PRIVATE SOLDIER.
Tribute to Some Boy Heroes of the War of the Rebellion
By THEODORE F. ALLEN, Captain, 7th Ohio Cav.

| boys, still in their teens, but the trick was
well turned, the job well done, the duty
heroically performed. | desire TO go on
record as commencing this act of hero
ism, and these two boys are among the
heroes i have known. Privates Obediah
McNutt and Del Mount were promoted to
the rank of Corporal, but, as already
stated, they held the rank of Lieutenant
Colonel, although they never drew any
higher pay than a CorporaPs. ODE Nc
Mutt, | am happy to say, is still living,
his home being at Foley, Lincoln County,
No. Corp'l Del Mount is long since dead.
CoRPL JOSEPH DRESBACH.
Another one of the LieutenantC Colonies
Of the 9TH Ohio Cav. who was satisfied
with the pay of a Corporal was Joseph
DreSbach. of Co. Il. He was distinctively
n representative American soldier, ready
for what might come and no, questions
asked. He was another one of the boy
soldiers who was not even a voter at the
end of his three years service in the civil
war.
My most vivid recollection of Joseph
Dresbach is of seeing nim at Burlington
Island after our defeat of the Morgan
Raiders" Joe was mounted on a coal
black stud horse, which he had captured,
The National tribune., 1902-03-06
CATaRRH CAN BE CURED.

Catarrh is kindred aiIment of consumption,
long considered incurable; and yet there is one
remedy that will positively cure catarrh in any
of its stages. For many years this remedy used
by the late DIR. Stevens, a widely noted authority
on all diseases of the throat and lungs. Having
tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands
of cases and desiring TO relieve human suffering,
/ will send free Of charge to all sufferers from
Catarri, Asthma COnsump ption and nervous diseases
this recipe, in German, French or English, with full
directions tor preparing and using Sent by mail
by addressing, with stamp. naming this paper
W. A. Noyes. si7 Powers Block Rochester, n. Y.
The National tribune., 1902-03-06

lieve Goitre is incurabe he sends free trial
package OF his discovery SO that patients may
try 1t and know positively that their Goitre
can be cured ut home without pain, danger
Gus surgical operations or any Inconvenience
Doctor Haig can cure any Goitre quickly
and safely In your own home. 1t makes no
difference how serious your case may be- inst
write him today telling your age, size Of your
Goitre, what part of the neck IL is on and
you by return mail the free trial package most
paid. of the remedy that will surely cure you
Do not delay but write today to Dr. John
p. Haig, 1862 Glenn Building, Cincinnati,
ONO and he Will forward the treatment,
postage prepaid Do not fail to get this won.
derful remedy. In Bombay, india, 10000
patients In that infected district were cured
with this same remedy. and wherever used its
success has been marvellous.
The National tribune., 1902-03-06
A Cure for the Tobacco Habit.

Mrs. ]. Kay, A. T. 1923 High street,
Des MOines, Iowa, has discovered a harm
less and inexpensive remedy for the tobac-
co habit, which has cured her husband and
hundreds of others. Any druggist can
put it up. The prescription and directions
sent free for stamp to pay postage.
The National tribune., 1902-03-06
Cures
Coitre
Great Medical Discovery that Cures this
Dangerous and Distiguring Disease
at Home Without Pain or
Inconvenience.
TRIAL PACKAGE SENT FREE

well known Cincinnati physician has had
marvellous success with remedy that always
cures Goitre or Thick Neck quickly at home;
and owing 10 the fact that most sufferers be-
The National tribune., 1902-03-06
MRS. N. SUMMERS.

of weakly daughters, whatever the
cause green Sickness discharges OF eucorrhoeal or
nature apparent tendency TO consumption,
fretful Ny letter will relieve mind
with the certainty that soon make your danher
well age does not matter, whether she Is child or
young lady. have space for particulars here.
Write eonRdeHaIy. you nothing-te others,
that is all ask. Address
MRS. NJ. SUMMERS, Boz j, Notre Dame. and
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$3.50 toS50OO Pe! p Yea! and 4! Expenses

oms star
Everb
etc Amot
anpnrfy
1t
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/ kzzEyzz
HARRISON MANUFc CINCINNATI,
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Free Offer SIX hS Sisters

Having made a great Hediea, Dis
eorery for the benetit OF her sex.
will send free a book entitled
Woman's Own Medical Ad-
wiser " with some OF this simple
home preparation for the cure
Of bearing down sensations, sense
Of impending evil, pain in the
back or bowels, creeping feeling
up the spine, desire to cry fro
quently, hot flashes, WEAKNESS,
frequent desire to urinate,
Leueorrhoea OF whites, dlsplaee-
ment or falling Of the womb, pro-
fuse, seanty or painful periods,
tumors orgrowths. Anxious nothers
The National tribune., 1902-03-06

The total weight of ammunition eXpend-
ed in the fight off Santiago was 1G4.1
tons. The total weight Of metal thrown
was i4.3. There were 94T4 rounds fired,
of which l.30O Were from the main and
S,114 from the secondary battery guns.
The National tribune., 1902-03-06

At Manila the total weight of ammuni
ton expended, including powder, was 13:
tons. There were 66.9 tons of meta
thrown aud 5,S5S rounds fired. OF the
latter Lab were from the main and 4 445
from the secondary battery guns.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-04-22
The Great Dismal swamp

OF Virginia is n breeding ground of
malaria germs. So is low, wet or
marshy ground everywhere. These
germs cause weakness, chills and fe-
yer, aches in the bones and muscles,
and may induce dangerous maladies.
But Electric Bitters never fail to de-
stroy them and cure malarial trou-
bles. They will surely prevent ty-
phoid. I'VE tried many remedies for
malaria and stomach and liver trou-
bles.'' writes John Charleston.
of Byesville, Ohio, "but never found
anything as good as Electric Bit
ters." Try them. Only soc. Hartz
e. Bahnsen guarantee satisfaction.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-04-22

and the home was located there. The
Daughters of Rebekah are entitled to
the praise for the building of this
home. IT was constructed almost en-
tirely through their efforts. The
structure cost $4,000.
The little ones are governed
through love-not fear. There are
no punishments, no straps or whips.
The children are obedient. Each
child is given n good English educa-
ton. is instructed in music, both
vocal and instrumental. is taught to
sweep and get the dust from the cor
ners of the rooms, make beds. work
i'm the gardens and parks and keep the
lawns in order. The little folks do
their work eonscientiously and with
out murmur.