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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-26
Los perros en- la guerra
AUXILI0 ALOS HERIDOS
del DR.. Van Ness.

Ante los nnevos msdios de dsstrusci6n
euyoB efecsos son tan seRElbless Ios vAstol
eampos de batsila que hoy Sc neessitsFlan pa
- ell sAngrisnto duelo entire dos naeicnes 81
ssntimiento de humanidad eada veg mas des
Arrollado an 81 mundo 10 confirmation del
sacFosanto deFeeho (procIamado reeien en los
6itImos afi1sl de ID nsntralidad de los heridos
en- ID guerra, los hombras de bien piensan "a
todos los medios para soeorrar los heridos ,
moF1bundos an los campos de batalla.
La CruS Roia, santa institution, 50 ha Or
ganisado para dismtnuiE los hoEroEss de ls
guerra.s
Sc pusdsn agrsgar sambi6n In C.rs Rojs
grupos de eiudadanos volnntarios para buscsg
heridos, despues de terminals Ia batalla pego
suesds con frecuencis Cue los hsridos 40 arras-
Aran con esfusrzos sobrehumanoa 2usra del
aleansa de los proyectiles van fefugiarss
datrRs de lps matorraes para huir del paligFo
mayor. Sin embargo. sscondidos elf, no
poraue desmAyados 6 estenuados por Ia sREgrs
psroida, no pusdcn ieukntaE ID VOC psdiE
soeorro.
IA ocurrido, por tai ra16n. Ia fdsa dc agra-
gar los auxllios del hombre, el de 1os peERos
amaestrados. Tod0s eonocen los prodigios de
haroismo da los legendarios peFros de Monte
San Bernardo an Las boFraseas aludes que
sepultan en- las nieves nfseros pssatsros.'
En- 1893, en Leehenich (provincs del
Rhin), se instituy6 10 Hge alsmana para los
perros de sanidad (Deutscber Teretre fir ssntt
d!shande), ls cual tiene por obteto precisAmen.
te amAessrar peEros para buscEr hsridos en- los
nesto Ciotola, eonsigui6 de aus supsriores oil
permiso lie aprendsr en- Lsichenieh, al m6todo
de adiestar los amigos del hon bre IN la de-
lieada taTeR del s0coFro de ios heFidoaI de
regreso de 80 viAjs de instruction, e eapitan
CIotcla Ia dado una inteFesante conferencia
sobPe este tsms, an Que describe asf sl papsI
humAnitario del Ael compansfo del hombre:
aEl psrro provisto de vendas lfq uidos re-
eonfortgntes, avanxA sileneioso entire los N ato-
rYales reglstrSndolos todos, J, euaneo eneuen-
tra q IN herido, 30 lie scePca. 81 el hsrido
puede disponer todavfA de sus mRnog, SAGA In
m mediatamente IN cordial del moral del psrYo
cate vusIve todk prisa donde estG su amo
v 10 guia hkcia ell herido.
En- tal case, el Amo puede haeer una euHs
provisional v salvaE al hsrido. De nochs, as
atA nj euello del peKYo una campaniIla y sobrs
su pequefio equipaia una lintaEna para qua
pueda seguirle mejor Ell amo, quisn lleva tam-
bIen linterna con ref setoF.S
Los resuItamos de In slfgs aiemana para
los psrroa de sandals son hasta ahora muy
aAtitfAetorios.
Es vardad que 80 nsessita muehA paeisn-
Ella para amaessrar . los psrros, Abandenando
por oomplsto el lktigo y usando con elios me-
dios carifiosos.
Conviepe srteresar al psrro en- Ga tarea be.
nGRea hAeATselA AmAR. En- Lechenich, se
han AdIeatHado hRstA ahoFR currents perrca
que han aido RegimentAdoa en- el ej9rcito ale
man, destinkndoles varias eeolonias de sa-
nidAd.R
hn ssta tagsa 20 proesda por grados, al
mulando hsridos essondidos en pnntos deter
nlnados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-26

iOb guerrerosI .Yo naei en- el pals de los
gLlos-MiI Abuelos me frAnqueabAn el Rhin
como nm AHroyo.-Mi mAdrs nae bef16 en- lA
nieye de los polos siendo niio, mi padre, ell
dc peeho robuSto, con tres grAndes pieles de
oao Rdorn6 mi cunA.
lPorque mi padre era fuertel La edAds
ahorA le hA encAdsnRdo.-De su fKente llena
de RrrugAs cGen sus cRbellos blaneos.-Es de-
biI; ss yieio.-Su hn est& ia tan csEcAnop que
spsnAs puede Run desArriARar una encinA pa.
"a aostensr sus pRsos tTemulos.
Soy 70 qulen le reemplASAl tengo su aEa'
pAVR. sus buayeR, Ru aFco de hteFEo, sus ha-
eh1S, sus celIRres:-Yo que puedo, Sneedisndo
Al vIeio que declinR con los pies en- sl vale,
EantArme en- 10 colina con mi Soplo 10 le~
los, snGorbAr las Arboled&s.
Apsnas Adolasesnte, sobYe los Alpes saliva"
ies yo me Rbria cAmino de pico D picoi MI
eRbesR, como mi mente, detsnfa las nueesj-
Y freeusntemente hundido mi torso en- el eie.
10, espIRbA el pAso dc las EguilAs las eoiia
CON mis- mRnps.
Oombatia el huRackn, v mi ardiente alien.
10 en- Eu Vuslo Anguloso ApSgaba los reAmpA-
goI,- 0 alegra suietAndo D una ballenA el
5:eano RbliR mis- pRGoE su baRta llanuFR,
mas que sl hurReGn, mia juegos turbAban los
mares.
EFrRndo Dor oil mando TODD 10 dstenIA con
gsRura mRno:-En las olAg el tibuH6n y en- los
AissG el buitrs;-El oso, estEechado entire mis-
hrRIos, espirAbA ain heridA.-Y, aVeees en- el
lnvlerno qusbre loH disntes blaneos dol lobo
seFbsEo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-26
Con una bala en- el
C0raz6n y no muere
OAs0 SINGULARIsIM0

En la session inaugural del Congreso de
Clruifa, celebrado en- Berlin hsrk cosA de IN
mes, ell doctor Tfendelenburg, de Leipzig, hi-
20 10 description de IN joven que intent6 qui-
tarse Ia vida dandose IN balazo en ell corax6n.
PAFece que In balR fu6 aloj&rss en- lA cavi-
dad del Iado dePecho de ese organo, pero la
herids ssn6 Fapidaments.
Examinado por medic de los rayos K vic.
90 que el proyectil ae movfa adelants y para
atrSs, nj compAs do los latldos del coraE6n.
El doctor Tredslenburg espuso ante Ell
Copgpeso que en- los anAleB de Ia eiencia me
dica se re GistrAbAn dies nueva cssos de per-
sonas que habfan HobreviVido . heridaa de bala
en- 81 cor&E0n.
El eminente me lieo yan kss George r.
manifsat6 sumo intsfSs por 81, GREY eadolo 6ni-
60 en- ell mun6o.
La cieneia m6dieA eonsignA vAElos casos
do roturR IacerAci6n de las paroles de aqusl
importAnte 6FgAno, en- cuyos eAsos lac heridas,
han sido eosidas bien saturadas. Sin embar-
20, son casos muy raroa son muy CLOS pacien-
Ies que han podido curar.
Como la noticiA vino poR cable de AlemA-
MIA NusVA XoI x, 'contenidA en- an l&eonico
dsspAcho, el doctor ShFAdy no pudo formarse
iceR cabAl del caso en- caesti6n, pero cree que
la bAla hn sncontFado aloiamianto permanent
ta dentFo de In eavidAd del lado derseho. La
heridA hR aenido forxosAmante que eeEraRsa
tan Eronto como In bal@ la foRm3. E fen0me-
no ae ha EfsctuAdo por medic de Ii contraction
90 les dbras muscnlRrss que eonssitayen laa
pAredes del eoHaB6ns nj IL heKidA no Sc hu-
biaae esrKado on e Aeto, al que intent6 sui
eIdarsa habria expsrimantado una hemoxEA-
fia Aan abundante que ie hubiera oe&stonAdo
mnsrts cast instAntAnsas
Rl doctor 6hRRdy agreg6 que el case actual
eenstitpfA m naeyo tripnfo para los Eayos q
Sin euye AHxiiie hAhEA PAaade dsaapsreieido'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-26
COmit6 Local del
PartidO Federal

HAbiendoae acordado en- asambIea esle-
brAdA el domingo 8 de los corrientes, que para
eonIiderRrEs como Anli&do q esta eolectividAd,
ne nscesita HgurAr inseTito hrmado en- el
registro general del parsido, tepgo el honor de
inyitar q todos los fedeFRlsS de eata iuFlsdie-
ei6n para que SO dignen cumplir CON dicho
rsQuiaito, tAnto poR el RcueFdo somado, cuanto
que pr6xlma In cAmpsfiA electoral, ss precise
lsner IL ms1or organization de las huestes =
ssbar oil n6mero cierto de coRreligionarios con
que eontAmoB.
AL sfeeto, sc hAes eonstar que dieho IibPo
RsglsiEa se hAla en- poder del SecretRrio, sefior
VlllAriny, que estsr6 en- In oGeina, alta On 10
eAllO de Bst1nees frente nj estAblecimiento de
don Joaquin Moreno, todos los dtas de 8 q 1S
Do 10 mAhana y de 2 . 6 de In tArds.
oGguas, Julio 10 de 1909.
Modesto SoIa.
p. Prasidepte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-26
SUFRlR ES VlvIR

Maldiciendo mi doloK
A Dlos c!Rm6 de essa suertel
-Haced que el tempo, SefioF,
Vepga srPancarme este amor
Que me estk dando IL musrte.
Mis- sfpIlcAs eseuchRndo,
Su fnterminable camino
Da orden de Dios aeoKtando,
Corrien6o, q mRa bisn volando,
Como siemprs, oil tiampo vino.
Y-vOy tu m&l & cuRar-
DIjo y cuando oil bisn que adore
NE fu6 del pecho ArFancaP.
Me antE6 an Rf&n da lloRar
Que aGu, de rscoEdarlo, lIoRc.
Temiendo por mi passion
PenAs sBfsf tan extrRGas,
Qae apPendio mi ceE&z6n
Que una misma eosa son
MIs penas Y mis- entRafias.
Y feIiK con mi dolor
Critic mi alma ArPepsntida
-Dscid aI tempo, StfioR,
0aa no me arranque este amor,
Que es arfaneaEme la vida.
Ramon de Campoamor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-26
NOMBRAMlENTO

Para una de las VasAntes de eslAdoFes de
higlene de eBtR eiudAd, ell RleAlde, sehoP Gar.
eiA, hA nombrAdo don lingo RsrnAndss, to-
ven apHsciable que tiene tftuIo de prsctfcante,
ezpedldo por el superior Board Of Health Of
PuorIo Rleo.D
Para Obtsner sse titnlo, co pPsciso PsndiF
s1Amsn ds eirugfs menor, AnAtomia, nsiologfa
shigiene, mAtsEia m6dicA, fArmaeia y aFltme-
ticA.
Ahlgo hR practicable poP mae de tres afi1s
On hoSpitAles de la IGlA tene una eeftiAea-
slon muy honrosa del FeputAdo medieo sefiof
GimensE. La sleeci6n % acertadfsimA.
A1VtAmoS nuestrA enhoFabuena al agra.
eiAdo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-26
MONTENABRf

Esbos plaeeres ipfsntiles no tisnen u para
mf encantos.-Hoy amo 10 guerra su v&roni
Arreo, las mAldieloneH de lac famili&R que lio-
ran, los c&mposi y ell ssldado, RRltaDco Eobre
Gus armaS, que viene . RlegraF mi despartAr
con 80 grito de alarms,
I'm medic dsl poivo y In G&ngre, cuando 10
fero8 carnicerf&, deRordenad9 Y hace rodsr IN
ei6rcito en- grItsdorea torbellinos, 20 me lsvan-
TO, y sigo su carrera desoFdenAdA; como Ell
cormoFan ne hunda en- las hondas sgitAd2s, yo
no me hun0o en- los bAtallones.
Como m segadoT entre las mieses mAdu-
ras, entire las flAs aplastAdkg, solo 20 apsreE-
co en- pie. -Sus clRmorss SO pier0sn en- 81 rufd0
de mi vox con d6bilss murmulles.-Y mi puio
desarmado AplAsta Las armaduxas, me jor que
una encinR escogidRs entire lac mAs Fscias Q
los boEques.
Siemprs voy dssnudo.-Mi valor soberano
30 rfs de esos soldRdos- de hieRFo de que po'
blAis los campos.-Hn lIeyo MI com bate nks
que mi plea de fresno, este eaaeo igero que
ArrastrArfAn sin trabaio dieE toros uncidos Al
yugo.
Sin apoyAT en- los fusrtes in Gtiles aseaIas,
rompo los anilloE de las cadsnRs de sus pusE.
tAs mejor que I'M aPriets de AceFo bajo aus
frsgiles muros.- Lufgo eueFpo > cuerpo con
las toFres de las vtllAs-PATa llenar los fogos
arraneo las almenAs.
Oh cuando me- llegus In yes de seq uir q
mis- vfetimRs,-I Qaerreros, no dej6s mis des.
poios 81 euervo ;-encerrAdms entire los mon.
tes su blimeS, I'm de que Ell extrap jePo busqae
entre sus cimas Que monta fa ea mi tumbal
Victor Hugo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-26
cosas dc Haytl

Dieen de oAbo HAytlano en- an eMbleRramA
Ilse 10 Feeibido en- Nav York que aqralla
a01o Sc sncusntTA bAjo lh terrible preston de
una dssbordadA AnATQufa.
~ LOS eonSules de las nRcionss extRAB gsrAs
.An 80 noNneado q sus paises FeBpectIvoa el peli-
80 gus corrsn los a6bditos extRap gsros Kan
psoIoo ei inmediato svfo de buques de guerra
ss ysr saEanMr las vidAs propisdades DO sns
s,o6 pnsblA en- todAs las eiudsdsS ssik. DON'T
sAoo dc an gran terror.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-26

I'm 81 bArrio de Arro4Al fu@ HustrAido
An eabAiio con las Benas siRuienteG:
Oolor Fueio moro, edAd 5 Rfios; Alssda de
- %, crimes cortas, paso rspicRdo y sobre
no1e mny bArrig6n, con nm Rolpe (raiRduPs)
u'SDAlo ~ oa una I n delanterA y marca M B., en-
Si cneilo 81 lado de In erin.
su dutno don Miguel BuxedA haEA una
saen4 gralineAci6n nj que ls de notIcias del
earAdsrO do dicho animal. "A
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-26

Estas PId purfcan La las cagias nmsda
des del
mia, colores pados debiidai general
Cuaqulera difcuad
puede drIrse Farmac dc f. Gol Co. Ponce
todas lss Botcas pfscio dc vsnts centavo Il
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-26
Ell GIGANTE
(VERSIoN LITERAL EN- PR0SA)

elias mism&s nubes del cielo
tenn fan que 20 fuess . buIesr
mis- enemIgos cd su seno.
MoNTENABRf
The age-herald., 1902-03-09
MORONG RISING
 IS INSIGNIFICANT Chafee and Wright Says InSu'- reCtion Does Not Exist BAND OF SIXTY MARAUOERS They Have Been Driven Into Hiding and Will Probably Be Captured
 Within Short Time-No
 Cause for Alarm.
BAND OF SIXTY MARAUDERS

Washington, March S.-Desiring to as- certain the facts as to conditions in the province of Morong, Luzon. Secretary Root recently cabled inquiries to Com missioner Wright and General Chaffee which have brought forth the following replies:
 Manila, March S.-Adjutant General Washington.
 with reference to your telegram of the sixth Secretary of War facts from Morong are:
 About a week ago Presidente Cainta was kidnapped. Perpetrators of this act were new organizations gathered in Mo- rong province about sixty strong; viz orously searched for; driven to hiding; probably captured in day or two; have inflicted no material damage; no special significance need or should attach to this event
 (Signed) "CEAFFEE"
 Manila, March S.-Secretary of War; Washington.
 "There is no foundation for statement of insurrection in Morong or that in habitants are fleeing. Small fragments Ladrone bands dispersed and driven out of the mountains of Laguna by Bells op- erations and from CaVite through recent operations constabulary in mountains there having about b guns gathered In mountains of Morong and probably aided by some outlaws of that section raided village Kidnapping presidente; small de- tachment constabulary being short of ammunition. Assistant Chief Atkinson on ground in few hours with adequate force of constabulary, assisted in every way by native governor of province and in- habitants made pursuit; have already killed two injured, captured six and are running them down. Presidente has been released without harm. So far from there being any hostility on the part of the mass of people to American author ity, they give us full information of what is passing and aid as much as possible.
 "These Ladrones do 'io. interfere with us and confne operations to levying trio- ute upon and occasionally kidnapping na- tives in remote localities. They are be- ing rapidly broken up and exterminated by constabuary No political significance in their operations.
 (SigneO "WRIGHT."
The age-herald., 1902-03-09
0N the Race Srack
At Few Orleans.

New Orleans, March S.-Balloon was the only winning favorite. The feature of the card was the Oakland handicap at a mile and a quarter and worth $1165 to the winner. Nitrate was a hot favor ite in the betting Ben Chances support being confined to his stable and it's friends. Egyptian Princess, light weight ed and long shot, made the early run ming and yielded in the last quarter to the favorite. Ben Chance, though out run in the first mile and forced to go the longest route, cane up with rush at the end and beat Nitrate out a nose on the wire.
 At sale in the paddock before the rac- ing six head of horses brought s2735. The best prices were Fake to Matt Porter for 5000 and Rococo to the Miles for $525. Weather clear; track fast.
 First race, selling, mile-Socapa, 121 Uandry), to l, won; Maple, 123 (Odom). 9 to 5, second; Tragedy, 123 (Gilmore), 2 to 1, third. Time. 1:43.
 Second race, five furlongs-Lingo 106 Oandry), 4 to l, won; Dolcee Farninte, 102 CT. Walsh), 16 to 1. second; The Four Hundred, 1O7 (Odom), 8 to 5, third. Time. 1:01.
 Third race, handicap, six furlongs- Maggie Davis, 93 (W. Waldo, to 2, won; Imp. Albula, 95 (Wilkerson), IT to 1, sec ond; Grantor, 1O2 Uyne), to ?, third. Time, 1:131z.
 Fourth race, Oakland handicap. one mile and quarter-Ben Chance, 95 Uind- sey), II to 2, won; Nitrade, 112 (Odom), 13 to 10, second; Scarlet Lily, 102 (Brennan), to 1, third. Time, 2:06.
 Fifth race selling, one mile-Carl Kah- Ter, 105 (Otis), ? to l, won; Sir Glorian, 1O3 CHelgerson). Il to 20 second; Lofter, 97 (BoyD 6 to l, third Time. 1:4Oh.
 Sixth race, selling. two miles-Linden Ella, 93 (Boyd), 4 to l. won; Admetus. 101 (Otis), even, second; Asim, 100 (Munroe), to l, third. Time, 331h.
The age-herald., 1902-03-09
REBELS WIN VICTORY.
Colombian Government Forces Said to
 Have Been Seriously Defeated.

Panama, Colombia, March S.-For the last two days it has been consistently ru- mored here that the government forces have sustained a severe defeat. It is said when the Colombian gunboat Boyaca landed endorsements at Chiriqui, the civil and military chief of the province R. Lasta, prepared to attack the revolu- tionists at San Pablo, about five miles from David, and sent Colonel Luque for ward with 200 recruits.
 The latter not knowing the country well is said to have been surprised by 300 of the enemy between two entertainments from which position the revolutionists were able to shoot down the gunners. Many of the latter are understood to have been made prisoners. It is hoped in gov ernment circles that David was not cap tured by the revolutionists as the town was strongly entrenched.
The age-herald., 1902-03-09
OHIO RIVER RISING.
Outlook at Evansville Is AIarnIng-AIl
 Boats Delayed.

Evansville, Ind, March S.-It looks to- night as though the river here will reach a stage of 40 or fl feet on the present rise. This stage would do great damage to stock and farm property in the low lands, and there Is great alarm felt among the farmers in the bottoms. To- night. the river is 3S.7 feet and rising slowly. Some of the side streams of the Ohio in this section. which began to fall yesterday. are again rising owing to the heavy rains of the past 24 hours.
 The outlook tonight Is more alarming than at any other time during the past week, and the biggest river in years may be expected here on Monday or Tuas- day. All boats were delayed today. by the high water. Il
The age-herald., 1902-03-09
At San Francisco.

San Francisco, March S.-Results at Oakland.
 First race, eleven-sixt eenth mile, sell ing: Rubino. 104 Hoar) 3h to 1 won; Black Thorn, 107 (Ransch) to 10 second; Elkarn, 116 Pryor) to l third. Time 1:14.
 Second race, futurity course: Tyranus, 107 (O'Connor) 2 to l won; Doreen. 1O5 Ransch even second; Quadra, 1OS G. Jackson) to third. Time 1:17.
 Third race, three-fourth mile purse. May w, 1OS (Conley to won; True Blue, 110 L. Jackson) to 5, second; St. Phillipina, 94 (Knapp) to 1 third Time 1:21k.
 Fourth race. five-eighth mile, Bell stakes: Artvis. 110 (O'Connor) to l won; High Chancellor, 11S (Conley) to l sec ond; Sylvia Talbot. 115 L. Jackson, to 1 third. Time 1:06
 Fifth race mile handicap: Col. Bal lantyne, 101 (Ransch to won; Galan- thus, 100 (Birkenruth) to second; Meehanus, 102 Q.. Jackson) to l third. Time 1:49
 Sixth race, mile and fifty yards sell- ing: Hungarian, Ill (Conley) to won; Phil Archibald. 110 CTroxler) 21s to l sec ond; Lone Star, Ill (Ransch) 12 to thirA. Time 1:53k.
The age-herald., 1902-03-09

lumber en route here from St. Andrews bay, was swamped last night by the high seas and beached two and half miles off West Pass. The crew were rescued by the steamer Simpson.
 Rapid work was all that saved the big steamer Echo from sinking at the wharf here today. Her sea-cock had been taken of for repairs. She was having her bunkers filled with coal when suddenly she listed and water rushed into her en- zine room. Quick work in shifting sacks of coal to the other side of the vessel ayerted a serious accident
The age-herald., 1902-03-09
Thanks to SchIey.

Washington, March s.-Representative Pearre today introduced a resolution ex- tending the thanks of Congres to Admiral Schley for his services in the battle of Santiago. July 3, 1898. He presented also a joint resolution of the Maryland Gen eral Assembly requesting the Senators and Representatives in Congress to use their utmost endeavor to secure such action.
The age-herald., 1902-03-09


  this enemy has broken through and poisoned drop blood in the
  enlarge and infan skin e the form small red pmpe puss cored boths mouth and throat and the t and producing of the for civabe injury human body that this be riff
The age-herald., 1902-03-09

Many people with weak digestion, as well as some physicians, consider the first step to take in attempting to cure indigestion is to restrict the diet, eltner py selecting certain foods and reJectlng ot hers or to cut down the amount or 1000 eaten to barely enough to keep soui anu body together; in other words the star Vation plan is by many supposeu 'o o0 the first essential.
 All this is radically wrong. It IS Iooiish and unscientific to recommend dieting to a. man already suffering from starVa'ioh because indigestion itself starves every organ, nerve and fibre in the body.
 What people with poor digestion most need is abundant nutrition, plenty or good, wholesome, properly cooked loou' and something to assist the weak stomach to digest it.
 This is exactly the purpose for which Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are aoapteo and the true reason why they cure the worst cases of stomach trouble.
 Eat a sufficient amount of wholesome food and after each meal take one or two of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets to prompt ly digest 1t.
 In this way the system Is nourished ana the oyerworked stomach rested, because the tablets will digest the food whether the stomach works or not. one grain or the active digestive principle in Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets being sufficient to di- gest 5000 grains of meat, eggs or other albuminous food.
 Dr. Harlandson and Dr. Redwell recom- mend these tablets in all cases Of defec- tive digestion because the pepsin and diastase in them are absolutely free from animal matter and other impurities, and being pleasant to the taste are as safe and harmless for the child as for the adult.
 All drug stores sell this excellent prepa- ration, and the daily use of them after meals will be of great benefit not only as an immediate relief but to permanently build up and invigorate the digestive or ganS.
The age-herald., 1902-03-09
Shot During Session of Court.

Guthrie, o. T.. March s.-In a justices court at Anadarko today Attorney A. J. Morris was shot and perhaps fatally wounded by Attorney H. B. Mitchell dur ing a controversy over a motion filed by Morris to dissolve an attachment. Hot words were exchanged. the lie was passed and the shooting followed.
The age-herald., 1902-03-09
BRITISH SCHOONER BURNED.
Fire Was Started By Natives, Who
 Wanted to Plunder Her.

San Domingo. March S.-It is reported here that the British schooner Cavalier, ashore on the south coast, has been burned by natives who intended to plum der her.
 The Cavalier was a three-masted schooner from Halifax, N. s. According to the shipping intelligence she was wrecked January 2S at Petit Trou, while on her way to New York. Petit Trou Is village of Hayti, seventy-seven miles west of Port Au Prince.
The age-herald., 1902-03-09

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