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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-03-03
AGREEMENT REACHED.
Aouse ard Senate Conferccs Consider
Ph,iiprrc Bill.

Washington. March 3.-Tha confer
ccs OF the two houses OF congress on
the Philippine tariff bill reached an
agreement after one sitting. the repre-
scntatiyes of the house accepting All
hut one Of the material amendments
adoried hy tho senate. TN amend
ment which WAS not accepted i tha'
imposing The tonnage taxes al the
United States upon foreign vessels
engaged in interisland traffic IN tae
Philiunncs The house cont're"s also
refused To accept the nroNlso 'ohh'' 7
ed with the senate amendment l'ih-
ing the operation of the seditloh laws
OF the Philippines. leaving that pro
vision 10 declare simply that 70 per
son in the Philippine islands s!ail.
under the authority oi the hi''n
States. be convicted OF treason by an.
tribunal. civil or military. unless tes-
timonv q! two witnesses To the sam"
oy.r, act or on confessions IN open
court
The part stricken out exempted
members Of family from punishment
for failing TO give information con
corning the reasonable acts OF an
other.
The senate reduction oi - per 'en'
nm the rate Of duty Is retained.
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JENKINS DECLINES SWORD.
Arc.her lrcider. in the Roosevelt
man Affair.

Warrenton. Va. March 3.-Nai9l
Micah j. Jenkins has declined 10 &C
cert the sword which il was proposed
10 present 10 him al Charleston. ). c.
when the president visited that place
Major Jenkins. who is q member q
The faculty Of the Bethel military acad
,mv here has sent the following tele
gram 10 Lieutenant Governor Tillmar
of South Carolina.
"You are represented in the press
as having telegraphed President
Roosevelt AT the request Of subscrih
ers 10 the sword recently offered ms
through You. requesting him 10 with
draw acceptance 70 present same. II
this is 50 must decline under these
circumstances 10 accept sword.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-03-03
EAT 'EM Ike CANDY
A Printer Greatly Surprised.

II never Was so much surprised IN my
life as | was with the results of using
chamherlain's Pain Balm" Gays Henry
L. Crook. pressman OF the Nashville n
Cl Gazette. II contracted a severe
case Of rheumatism early last winter 10y
getting my feet wet. l tried several
things for it without benefit One da.
while looking over the G szette. notic
ed that Pain Balm was positively guar
anteed to cure rheumatism. so bought a
bottle Of il and before using two thirds
Of il my rheumatism had taken its flight
and have not had rheumatic pain
since" Sold by all druggists.
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messenger reached town with It'd.
ings of the disaster All the doctors
asailnbl. and many citizens hurried
MP III. mountain 10 lend assistance in
digging ont the dead and injured
Seven bodies had been recovered and
Nv. injured men brought 10 town when
second slid. cam. down in the path
of the first. killing two more men and
.njnrinI number of others This
was followed by two more snow slides
IN which five lives We're sacrificed As
III. storm still! continued and the work
ot Rescue could only ,ic carried on un.
der the most extreme danger 10 the
living and as X was believed that no
more 81 those buried under the snow
could hc alive. II was decided "a aban.
Ion tn. search for bodies until II can
he prosecuted with greater safety.
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Could Not breathe.

Coughs. colds. Group. grip. bronchitis
other throat and lung troubles are
quickly cured 10y One Minute Cough
Cure. One Minute Cough Cure is not a
mere cxpectorant. which gives on y tenn
porary relief. IL so:tens and ilqnlh {
the mucous. draws ont the inflammation
and removes the cause OF the disease.
Absolutely safe. Acts at once. "One
Minute Cough Cure will do all that is
claimed for it," says Justice ofthe Peace
j q. Hood. Crosby. Miss. My wife
could not get har breath and was re-
lived by the first dose. 1t has been a
benei, TO all m! fnmily.
Cook & ODHE.
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SHOULD BUY FRiAR LANDS.
Any Other Plan viii Cause III Feeling
in the Philippines.

Washington March S.-Governor
Taft continued his statement before
tho house insu,ar committee during
the day. Ee said any plan other than
purchase Of the friar lands. such as a
hizh rate of taxation or forcihle con.
demnation. would cause much i'll feel
ing and prove more costly in the end
than purchase. lie said the lands
would cost between s.. .00n.noo and 81
900 900. II being undesirable to give
the exact figures, as II would interfere
with negotiations. Referring to Ma
Mia tobacco. Governor TAFT hroughs
ont the fact ;hat in making un TINS
tobacco most Of the wrappers a.e I'M
ported from Connecticut.
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FLOORS COLLAPSE.
Three Persons Killed and Ten Injured
at Cleveland.

Cleveland. March ; Ten persons
were Injured and three are missing in
an accident which occurred al the
building occupied ~ the Cleveland
Baking company NJ No :. Central
avenue.
The fourth aoo- o: the rear building
of the plant collapsed and crashed
through tho second and third floors
Eighteen persons In all wog" working
in III. building Mt The time. Ten
girls wer. caught In the falling debris
and fell through Ia the basement.
Those reported missing. II u not yo'
known whether they arr alive or dead.
The nrcmcn are still hard at work
clearing away III" debris IN their
search for victims.
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NEW COAST Line
GREAT NORTHERN AND NORTH.
ERN PACIFIC TO HAVE A
WINTER ROUTE.
CONTRACT HAS BEEN LET
Pacific Terminal Will Be at Eureka
CAL, and the Branch Will Connect
With the Old Transcontnental Sys
TENS IN Observation-Disclosures, J. J.
Hill and English Capitalists Said e
BE Back Of the Deal.

Chicago. March 3-What amounts
TO new transcontinen'al railway is
TO be constructed at once The Pacific
terminal is Eureka. Cal. and 500 miles
OF steel Will lead thence eastward into
Idaho TO connect with the Northern
Pacific and Great Northern and into
Nevada. 10 connect with the Union Pa
cinc.
This announcement. The Record.
Herald says. was made at the Audi.
;orinm hotel by Lord Thurlow 81 Eng.
land and George III. Proctor Of New
York. WHO were IN route for the
West 10 choose the final route Of the
railway oyer the mountains. The con.
struct.on contract mas been 1T 70
Drake a. Stratton and the work will
begin this summer. Twenty-Five mill
ion dollars will be expended
Hr. Proctor has been in conference
all winter III Now York With J. J Hill
and l.. II Hartman
Eureka the terminal. poss essos the
one hafbar between San Francisco and
IN" Columbia river stretch OF 20
miles
With n population of in.ooa. and 10
railway lis exports and imports
amount 10 g. 0u1o6 annually
The Eureka AMI Eastern. tho new
roads tiile will have 10 snow sheds
its highest pass being 5.noo feet
against tn" Union Pacific's s."o0. Ii
Will pierce the redwood country and
the Shasta mining region. A. Read
INK. L. miles inland il crosses III.
Southern Pacific a, Weisc5 Ida III,
Oregon Short Line. From Fall River
Mills branch runs southeast TO Wa IS
worth. N.r. 10 tap the Union Pacific
James ] ilill IS building down 1
Wciscr from III Northern Pa 't.c.
The directors are G.. II Proctor
Henry II. Twomhley Robert Gihsor
and William r. &. Wilson IT, rea
parties IN intercs, besides I.ori Thur
low and Mr. Proctor are pr amatl.
The Rockefe'lers and ]. j. Hi. H.
sides English capitalists.
Lord Thurlow has been West tNs
years engaged in the scheme.
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MERGER BILL REPORTED.
iowa Senate Committee RECOMMENDS
It's PASSAGE.

pes Mnines. March 3.-The senate
committee on railroads has reported
for massage the bill introduced by ituo
hard giving railroads in Iowa the pow
or to acquire railroad properties II
other states. ;. ,.:r
This Is the famous merger ~
which was believed To have beeh i,''lo
duced with the view OF making io"'
the home Of the Northern secur''ieS
company.
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CRASH IN THE STORM.
TWO Killed in Collision at Blanchard
N. o.. and One Missing.

Mayville. n. H.. March 3.-The west
bound coast freight train and the local
freight came into collision at Blanch-
ard.
Fireman Davis. of the coast train.
was instantly n.lled. and a passenger
named Morris was SO seriously injured
that he died couple of hours later.
The local freight train was STANDING,
at the depot unloading freight when
thc crash came The storm was very
severe. the air being filed with snow,
driven by gale.
One passenger is missing. and II is
not known whether he was Killed or
wandered away IN the storm
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FAvORS ENGLISH PLAN.
Bishop Potter Says There muss o'
Substitute for the Saloon

Now York. March S.-Speakins ON
the Sunday question before ne wv,
look club OF Montclair. \. j. iHSil'p
Henry G. Potter of New York mace y
plea for "A substitute for the sa,o'"
and denounced prohibition as 'utii'.
over and over again 1t mas nren
..,d hv the advocates of prohibition
TINT the saloon is not the poor man ,
club" said the bishop "No" may cry
TINT until you are black in the Iacs.
but the fact still remains Ine s,saa
English reform is the centra' puo.'e
house trust. created for the p'lp's,
nf controlling the administrator -
The nublic house. Curiously ehoush'
a.. have not recognized the r'n,a'A"
h,o success of this organization
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p.,sants and Police Fight.

Vienna March "A dispatch To Inc
,or,on Zeitung from Lemhers. Gal.
ia savs several persons were killed
,,a,naod in a fight between peas
ants and the police al lSordhlAle, I'VE
sian Poland. as resuh ol AZ
,o arrest a priest in church.
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|)R.PRICE'S
rgsP" = Baking Powder

II time the United States Government
rs officially tested the baking powders
he report has shown DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder to BE Of supcrlative
|,,vcnng strength, free from alum, abso-
,..1v pure and wholesome.
This is gratifying, for DR.. Prices Cream
k,k;ng Powder is depended upon by mil
ions Of people to raise their daily bread.
NoTE-Thcsc Government ncuiric. also
developed the tina thcrcarc many
| po"oIa Co. mixtures the market in m-
r,c..o iaion ot baking powder, bu, containing
alum or other ca,isic acid, use ia
food S
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Tennessee Rivers High.

Knoxville, Tenn, March 3.-The
Tennessee river is 35 feet above low
water and is rising ut the rate OF an
inch an hour. The Holstin river. one
Of the largest tributaries of the Ten.
nessee, is rising and much farm land
&c hpinp submerged
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= .o ra.c Escaped.

-.-!e ee'p March a.. ne mum.
\ .ae .est . tae four asalanches
F' 38al thn sides ~ Smugeler
f,4.s Friday u0a estimated at
70 -a Fourteen men are
p 70 har bea Killed. m IN
p tauhe- ar buried under the
a. Ally injured parsons are
F a9s tal Several other men
ssTf aHrf ar at their homes. II,
!efet tia, feN Il any more bodies
2 'ec4f.sea gntli the snow mcl,s.
most lact. accoun, o. the first
ZIG ~,ach carried away tho
As ami huukhouses and other
- q lhe Liberty Boil mine in
lEees laslu, three and half
~9.'A q pslA city. hurying the
ssas lh ~" euleh under masses
~ am debris. was given by l..
-s.fa @h9 le employed in pack.
'0ai . crasher 10 the tram sta.
ne sa'a ~ Mad Just come from
% anl wa IN the stable sad.
es animals when he heard n ter.
NssllaS The stable grew sud.
'ais and stepping TO the door
Wv NE air flied vita flying
's@ seconds later Il grew
ss@ @'A aha rs sa@ the tram cable
~ ~, ABOUT and buckets rolling
a',n +a' hecolld see nothing of the
J.. @'rl ,l. h4itAhouScs. but looking
st., N'h tf sa" boards and tim.
49, '.'.@ oa' oi the snow and
,ar NtAt I'D 10 where the ore
NJ DoRsrs had stood and saw
cra",a.HsN' ~ MAS a piece OF over.
Of Il, ,',S \ he pulled out the
Nangied ard Crushed.
ke ana a''.a toward the boarding.
sha ,n an, his brother who told
vas aa aa happened. Charley I'm.
Pe ,ha, -. r.''"f'l IN the boarding.
By bei, vas demolished and escap.
ket Of d., wv At the time after n
!. ! ts.', sc.l'ennrr it +. said. vos s,,,,n,
loyes :, !, making =, out the time of the
end an ii" 'r GooNs Mh'n y, the h. crash rash
loyed wing u The names of those
Der Of ua ! destroyed. The exact
Pasly no, not known. bu, there were
sse", saa .eoardnrhonlsse rs :" xh"n ins 0%ns' ,hs,
snty Of Iray, VA Fortunately a large
nis. na'insny y Bel m,ns '"srs wers s%p.Hges s,,ss,
Of the M or er absent in town at the
','hs for N, H'nt. II had been
\ down tba, !, aonse I. when the slide
',a '9r any ., "rd u was utterly impos.
"ea 1t. n It's path to have
ssa sP,e',H' esa' broke the telephone cir.
ours elapsed before
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"Au'soN' SOUTH DAKOTA, MONDAY. MARCH 3. 1902
DELAYED BY A WRECK.
Prince Henry's Train Stalled at Por
taue, Pa.

Johnstown, Pa, March 3.-Prince
Henry's special was held at Portage
for one hour and fifty minutes until
the wreckage Of q freight ahead was
cleared away and ii was IL o'clock be-
fore II was again in motion. Prince
Henry. who spent most OF the time in
his private car,e again went forward
and re-entered the engine. He hur-
ried forward as he neared the engine
and Mr. Boyd of the Pennsylvania rail-
way. who was with him. said. There
IS no hurry, sir: take your time to get
In"
II do not wish to keep you waiting"
answered the prince as he jumped into
the cab The special was run by the
wreck at slow speed and the prince,
leaning from the cab window. watched
the burning cars as he passed.
Clear of the wreck the train was
greatly increased in speed and II was
hoped they would be able To make up
most Of the time lost before the end
OF the day.
Pttsburg. March 3.-Prince Henry's
train arrived here at lila p. m. The
prince was greeted by a brass band
and the German singing society OF
Allegheny county. Fully 10000 peo'
pie lined the boulevard and streets
about the station. Prince Henry was
presented with large floral token and
an address was handed to him. The
primo appeared on the rear platform
and thanked the committees in an ad
dress Of a few worGs. The train re-
| mnined 10 minutes.
| Altoona. Pa. March 3.-The Prince
Henry train arrived here al o'clock.
| II made a stop of 70 minutes. A
large crowd gathered and there were
| repeated cheers for the prince. A
| banl sercnaded him.
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FR]ED IN SNOW
kus or COLORADO DISASTER
.rr0 1T FROM TWENTY
TO TWENTY-FIVE.
|R1les BODIES FOUND

kcan Number Still Missing and
S.se Persons Arc ~ the Hospital
tly l-j.fec-r o9 SO Dense When
J ca.as.rcohc Occurred Il Was
kry impossible fer Anyone in Us
r to ra.e Escaped.
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Mas informes
acerCa del atrOpellO
del nilO Claudio

Con referencia al pro fesor de
Puerta de TERRA que peg6 &un nj
no; de cuyo hecho dimos aver noti
cis, NOS msnifests ell Honorable G,
i ionado de In trucc.6n Pub lea Sr.
Lindsay que dicho profes II ejerce
en- nm Co egio particular y que por lo
taut1 squel departamento no tiene
Jurisdiction sobre Q NJ ,ncionado
maestro.
N cbstante sg ega ell s.. Lind
say que, en- su caracter de G ,misi,
nado de lustrucnon p1o isa, ha or
denado una dete i 10 investigated 4
del asu to, y que 8 en- efecto resul.
Is culpable el pr> fesor ssussd,, lie
sara terminantemente prohibldo &C
tuar como maestro en- los planteles
oficiales de 10 isla.
? acenos consignar esta aclarA.
ci6n, pues pone de relieve las bue
mrs inteuciones que al Comisionad o
amman en- cuestiones de esta indo e,
que p ad ieran afectar ell ere Tito de la
instruction + 4 9lica.
Por otra parte. la actitu del Co
misionado demuestra que lsv voz &C
10 prensa es escuchada en- su depar
tame, to como cuAdra 6 los que tienen
conciencia de 10 qre 10 p lsa es ,
significA en- todos los pueolos cul
tOS.
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La Correspondence" !"
no recibe sus canjes
de Venezuela.

Los GAMES que La CoRREsPoN-
DENCIA recine hab tustmente de We.
nezuels, hace tres ne les que no lle-
gan
Solo d n peri6 iico dedi ssdo &
pondersr las excalenciss del Presi
dente Castro ha te lido In susrte ce
exoaE tuarse de esta gjs.
E servicio de correos de la 10
es este respe cto. ex - tie Aqu
co Sc viOla ei derecho gus 10 ciudA-
danos tienen & recibif 10 que consti
tuye una propiedad como cualqniera
otra, por las Was postales. Tenem -
en- 10 prensA venez ,lanz muy buenos
amigos y exActf Jim ,s caujes que NOS
honran con sus peri6d 6dics visitss.
aPor qs6, pues, no nos llegan sus
caDjssl lQaien detiene, quisn inter
cepta los raquetes postales qus Sc
nos divijeuf
Venezuels arde en- guerra LA
CORRESPONDENCE es nm diario ae
information que pnblics noticiAs por
cable y correO de todas p rtss del
mundo SAsaso hay gobiernos odia
dos por su pueblo a,quisnes deeagra
da la amplia circulaciou de nu sstras
notisiasf lHay quien convi ,ne
i'm pc 1ir ell pleno dereeh, que tene.
mos q racibir exActamente nuestrAs
IF ,rmacionesr
ST tai sucediera en- verdAd que
gobiernos tales no neeesitariau otrs
cosa para caer en- ell mayor descr6 ii.
to. Los hombres que pretenden re
glr repuoiicas, aun cuando ass e1
paises que no les quiereu, tan,
suando menos obligados respetsr
los faeros de 10 e4aidsd y del dere :
ch ageno
e. indtil poner puertas al vi,
to. Et gobierno de Va; ez 1els III,
ganaf& bstallas Cara ado Ell psso
Ia CORES spondencia privAda. Abr !
sus puertss & 10 verlad que qufen
trsta de oculterls ser& sin dnda poc
que piensa que no le f*vorase m /.
cbo
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I'm Venezolano
en- Africa del Sur,
Ensen6 q los beers Il
guerra de guerrillas.

Sab n ustedes q lien ense no Ia
gue'r& de gu rrillas les boers9
Poe., nimas ri menos que el vene
"a ano Aud 6 Msrroues.
E t cab .lsro, oriundo de Pner.
to G .bsiIo. h sdontiyo del 4 odito
no snee Van dar Wsihsn, t1mo ei
apellido del adoptsnte quien hatfa
cas1do an sagundas nu pcias con una
Sc nora venezolaoa de dicho puerto,
dof1A Franchises Plno de MArro-
nes.
Ahora biep, Aedres tomo parte
en- tudas las contiendas venezolanAs
como era natural en- un portef1o, y
csDsado ds guerrillear en- Moron,
Sanchoa Alpsr atom CON ell Gene.
raj Mora, e, ho un dfa 10 gran cana !;
Sc fae& Carszso, y en- una ex xpedi.
cion de voluEtsrios m7rinos holan'
deses, tom6 ell camino del campa-
mento boer.
Y fac tsnta SD suerte, que los
prir c pales jefes rebeldes contra
Albion, los Dewet, D larey, ETC., 10
acc gieron CON entusiasmo, tan lue
go hiZo su estreno contra los irg' q
ses, & Ii cabaza de una docena de Va.
lientes.
Asombr6 los Generates con su
tActica y fae colmado de grades de
honores, q punto de que hoy le lie
man con orgullo 'tEl GanerAl ooer
Andres Van der Walhe," tel gran
inicisdor de Ia guerra de gu rri-
LAS"
Estos dstos SO publican en- ell
peyi6iico Eg R1er, qaa Sc edita. en-
PretOria y en- al cual se Gu sntsn in
ndmeras ane:dotas d al heroe vaue
zols no, al cual el gobierno brita sieo
acsbs de acord&r una pensioa de
G / 900 snualesi
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La eruDCi6n VOlcdaiCa
OCurrida en- una iSla
del JapOn reSult6 cierta,

Y,k ,hsms, 19 e. psquena islA
le TJri- himie fee d svastada por
nna eru y i6a volcknics, efectuada
lei II oil Is de este mes; todos los
b ,bltsntas, cerca de $50 personas,
theron muartss ain dui algans La
iala quedo convertida en- despojs g
volc2 1ic 8; toias las b hshitacic mes
desaparacier IN: la erupci6u CONT
una Aeonp n .da de orr submarin n
cerca de las >stas, 10 cusl el muy
oeiigsoso para los buquas Ests isla
t ,rm psrte de Ia csdeua que une
las is'as B ,aiac n Uod3, 10 mayor
de- J,pon.
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de Scott
de Aceite de Higado de
Bacalao con Hipofos-
fitos de Cal y de Sosa,

especialmente en- los ca
sos de tisis, bronquitis
cr0nica, raquitismo, es-
crofula, ciertas formas de
anemia y sobre todo en-
el aslra cronica y esta-
dos consecutivos produ-
cidOs por un exceSo de
trabajo flsico y mental.
Obrando i manera de
antiseptico arroja de la
!: economic los micro-orga-
nismos que vician la
sangre, contribuye a la
formation de la hemo-
globina, regenera los te-
jidos, y en- una palabra,
viene q ser la piedra flo
sofal de la medication
t0nico-reconstituyente.
Exijase la legftima que lleva la con-
trasefa del hombre con el bacalao
cuestas,
SCOTT & BOVINE, Quimicos, New York.
De venta en- las Droguerias Farmacias.
ga
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SiniestrOs
mart mos.
EStadiStiCa del "VeritaS"

Malos han sido l. 8 1ltincs me-
ses para los que nsvf gan. L. lists
del &Bareau " ritafs, recieo pt blics
d., uss re ida de 81 vap, res
81 oarcos de ve'a, que reprss antan
respectivAment 81. 6S7 y 81 578 to
neladas.
Los Estados Unidos solo per-
dio un vapor, y era importante pues
tenia nm tonelsis neto de 2 500. Iu-
glaterra perd 8, por causas vari.s.
IA vapores; 4 Francia, Jspon, N J.
ruega, Russia y Portugal, 2 cads
uns; otr.s naciones perdie bu
que de vapor.
Las marinas mercar 30 mas per
judi:kdss por nAufesgio de buques
de vs'a fer. n Ioglaterrs, e ,tados
U aidos y Noruega, que perdieron 10,
IL y 8 barcos respectivamente
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rruptible, varishle y caduco com . ell
ser pensante Y si por 10 sola ra
z6n de ser extsnso, tuviera nm ser
que ser complejo, secAble y caduco,
ell espacio no serfa simple, y pudie-
ra dejar de existir, 6 cortarse en-
frsgm sntos discontinuos, siendo asf
que no hay homo 6 aneidad tan per
scta, ri eternid&d 6 inalterabilidad
tan evidentes, como las del espAcio
considerable en- ST mismo & indepsn
diente de su cOntenido.
DR.. LUX,
(Continuar9)
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Piiedra
FiiIosofaI.

La Emulsion de Scott
es un preparado que ha
Venid0 a llenar un gran
Vacfo en- Ia terapeutica
moderna.
Por las cualidades del
acelte y por SUI eXcelente
emulsion supera a GUAM
tos medicamentos SINH
lares Sc han preparado
hasta hoy.
La prioridad de esta
forma farmaceutica per-
tenece unic am ente a
Scott, y las demas emul-
!: stones solo son meraS
initaciones sin que min
!: guna llegue a igualarla.
No hay reconstitu
yente alguno que obre
como Ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-28
AViiSO.

Desie primero de Setiem5re pro.
ximo los conductores de tren de la
&Americau Railroad Company OF
Porto Rico. expenderAn & los viaje :
ros que 10 soliciten hsstA seis billie
tes para los coches de conexion en-
tie G lmuy y AguAdilla y vice-versa,
6 sean tres asientos para ell coche
correo y tres para coche particular.
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(ContinuarS

Dep6sito de ron y licores. Ven-
tas al por mayor y detail contiguo oil
Almacen de don Manuel G. NavAs
Areciho Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-28
Doctor Rafael CeSterO.
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