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Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1902-12-05

treatment
b is nothing
eonig's Ham,
Injunction with
sed the use OF
outward applica-
81 the throat, from
Thin to we'll down to
Est; the one remedy
and as intended, they
te unison. The wonder
q power of st. Jacobs Oil
feach the adhesion of for
81 which lines the bronchial
ia which makes breathing more
more difficult. AS these adhesions
me inflamed and enlarged, st.
tbs Oil causes such adhesions to
Il away, making expectoration easi-
nd more free. DR.. August Koenig's
1nburg Breast Tea, drank slowly and
hot, sooths and heals the parts, is
|o<1f orting and quieting, etops the
|4|I2h and relieves the breathing. This
N5pner of treatment (and there is no
|t1er two remedies that will work to.
|s1her SO successfully reaches the diff
|1Ity from the outside and the inside
4 inc same time. st. Jacobs Oil
|t<ches the roots of the adhesion, and
let's DR.. August Koenig's Hamburg
EAST Tea in clearing them; the both
NEEDLES act in unision in healing and
ling. The above remarks apply with
|8pal force in cases of asthma, Group,
Fh0oping cough, enlarged tonsils and
AZ bronchial affections. Every family
|Lpuld have st. Jacobs Oil and DR. Aug
1St Koenig's Hamburg Breast Tea al
F6ys in the house in order that they may
IS promptly used in the first stages.
Zen the maladies develop with won
Ierful rapidity, and complications take
ICE with equal suddenness.
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Miss Maggie WEIGH.

great distress. All cough remedies
nauseateud me, and nothing afforded
me relief until my doctor said, rather
in joke, 4 guess Peruna is the only
medicine that will cure yuo.'
"I told him that would certainly
try it, and Immediately sent for bot
tie. 1 found that relief came the first
day, and as kept taking it faithfully
the cough gradually diminished, and
the soreness left me. 1t il fine. -
Maggie WEIGH.
Address the Peruna Mediacine Co.,
Columbus, Ohio, for free literature on
catarrh
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Manchester, Va, March 9, 1901.
Gentlemen:-I had all the symptoms
that accompany this disease, such ~
mucous dropping in the throat, q con-
slant desire to hawk and spit, feeling
Of dryness in the throat, cough and
splitting upon rising in the morning.
scabs forming in the nose, which re.
quired much effort to blow out, some.
times causing the nose TO bleed and
leaving me with o sick headache. I
had thus suffered for ave years.
I commenced to take s. 8. 8. and
after I had taken three large bottles,
noticed q change for the better.
Thus encouraged, I continued to take
1t and in a short while was entirely
cured. JUDSoN A. BELLAM.
Main and Vine SITS, Richmond, Va.
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septic and soothing cleansing
this
blood
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-10
La CASA DE sALUD DE AUrEUfL

apartarse para dejar entrar un
joven yestitlo de riguroso luto.
I'll que llegaba, ya habra supuea.
to ell lector, era Fabricio, que pre-
gunt6 & su vez poF ell senior JAM
celyn.
Jorge se extreneci6 Y presto
dido.
Ei portero le contest6 10 mismo
que Ell le haefa contestado.
dQue ha partido para no vol
verP rs singular!-dijo Fabricio.
7 pens6:
-Ha tenido miedo; ha hufao.
Solo Rittner podfa ya darle
cuenta de ID que pasaba; pero antes
de ir 4 la casa de salud quiso yer &
Matilde.
AL salir tropezose de nuevo con
Jorge, que, despa6s de saludarle
con una iEc-inaci6n, tiiio;
-PareceiR muy contrariado del
visIe repentino del gef11r Jance-
lyn.
Fabrlcio sorprendido de verse asf
tnterrogado por IN desconocido, Y
prndente siempre, exelam6;
-Os epglfIsis. cahalIsro; 20 no
cOnozco Ell senior Jancelyn.
~-Crefs haberos dido preguntar
por 81.
En- efecto; pefo es porque lego
4 Paris ah0ra nfsmo, ' trafa IN en-.
cargo de un5 d mis- compaferos de
viaie para ell aefIor Jancelyn. Ten
20 el honor de saludaros.
Y subterldo de nuevo al coche
que lie espfsraba, diio al coche-
70:
--BonlevaEd de los ItaIIanos,
pr6ximo & Ia Chauss6e d'Antin.
Ell carrlisje parti5 y Jorge se
qued6 en- la acera, reiiexlonando en
Ia contestsci6n breve y singular
del desconocido.
-VamOg l. 3ii0 per fR, tcd0 eg
misterio en- Ia vida de ciersos hom-
bres; pero tarde o telnprano hrota
la luz.
N ell jogen tOm0 0tra vez el ca.
mino de Ia casa de Anteuil, donde
le sguardalian Eduaee J Paula.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-10
BIB1IoTEoA DE eLA DEAtoCRAcfAs

-Qle Ia sef1ora DelariviEre asis-
ia & una eiecuci6n como la que lii
preselaeiado en- Melun; que vea
subir 4 IN verdadero REQ Las gradas
del csl6also. -.
-lOh, que horror = sxclanlti
Paula.
-Precisamente ese horror es ell
que necesitamos. De 81 plede re.
sultar Ii curaci6n 8 Ia nauerte.
Lila nnuertei- exclan6 Jorge.
Precise es aceptaF Ia alternR-
tiva. En- Ia Mediciaa hay remedies
heroicos que matan curan :. I4il
sefloril Delarivlere despues de esil
praeba, quedara con raz6n 9 sin
vida.
Y decid; ST le quedan la vadis
y Ia riiz0n exclam6 Paula con ar.-
siedadl I-5podrA recordara
-Eso es indudable; pero hay
que procetier con gran prudencits
para mo producer nuevas altera.
clones en- 81 eerebro.
Jorge qned6se mudo y pensativo
-Staue teneis7 lie pfegunt6 au
maestro. --5No aprobail MI modia
caci6g.
LA apruebo, pero mo espants
Els Indispensable, pensad solo
en- buEcar Ia OCCASION de ponerla e,l
practica.
- Elsa OCCASION, como mprende.
dereis, no depende de- mi; serk
precise agusrdar que la ley con.
dene Il otro hombre mIorir.
-P0r tlesgracia esas ocasionos
10 son raras.
-SY aO creels que ss presents.
ran dlficultades insapefabless
-Y'o me encargo de- vencer.as
euantlo llegue 81 case; 70 tendre
todas las autorizacionea necesariaiI:
an ml lATga carrera cientfflca jsnaa
&c msI habra prasenkado gxpariencia
mas t.uriosa. y, 81 Sails airoso en-
easa simpress, al dfa siguiente No.
rsia nina celehridad.
slue me iInpufts Ia gloriafg-s
exclaln1 Jorge penaando en- Edmtkls.
1T faEs0m pensa ea IL que ant
blciosio.
i Hcetor sae6 del bolsIllq Dc
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-iAhl-exclam6 Paula

-iAnl-eXcIam0 Paulas - g1e
dtchaI
NO olvideis 10 cue habeis vist0
--dijo Ell doctor dirigiendose su
d1scfpulo; en- ciertes casos de 10.
cura, la drme voluntad del medic0
eEI ell mas SECURE de los agentes
curativos. Necesita ser imperioso,
tlranico; no 10 olyideis. Ahora
almorsar, = allf hablaremos de esa
Ultima prueba decisiva a que que
rGis someter sevuestra enferma.
Durante Ell almuerZo, el doctor
dirigi6 diferentes preguntas & su
discfpulo, y despues Gel cafe pasa-
ron al despacho.
Ell coraz6n de panla pslpitaba
con violencia.
De aquella conversation iba &
depender La curacl6n de Juana, y
por 10 tanto su venganza.
-Abordemos- reGueltameute Ia
cuestion-diio el medico celebre; -
be estudiad0 vuestra memoris con
la debida atenci6n.
~ bien-Aexclana6 Jorge conmo-
vido,-5apr0bais mi plan?
S%~~ EAA~~A PA1s .tSA3 CSA0 ANNLn1N
Ell modo de ejecut8rlo.
-sC6mo?
Me explicare: provocsr en- Ia
erferma IN terror seneiante al que
In causad0 Ia locnra, y obteHer dc
esa violenta sacudida Ell equilibrio,
es 10 que os proponeis. Estoy con
feFme; sole que v0s quereis repre-
gentar delante de la sefIora Delari
Were una verdadsra farsa, uua
es;cena pantonfmIca como en- IN
tt,atro, distrgbay endo los papeles a
Ylsestro antoj0, idea Que habeia
tornado de una novela de Ba'zac,
qle titula, 81 nal 90 recuerdo,
adds; peYo Baixac es M novelista,
10 IN m6dico.
Sin embargo ....
@-Dejati acatIari nada de CO.
media, hijD milo, NADIA de fcct6n:
t3do reaiidad. La realfdad en todo
siz horror. /. creodrne. 81 40 hacGGs
csc, tcda tentativaI 90 in1til.
lComol : balbuce6 el Ioyen ate
gFado. .-S Quereis7 ill.,.
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Fiestas en- Gag uas

Hemos tsnido notlcias de que trss amigos
nuegtros. tratAn de organizar una fiesta en- CO.
lebracion del patron de esta ciudad IEl ulce
nonabre de JsHGs.S
Para que dichos sefores tepgan tiempo de
preparar 10 necasario, transferrAn para el
II del corriente que dsrzn principio, hasta el
% que ternlinaran.
El Concrete, industria ell vecIndario con-
trihuirAn para que no decaiga ell entusiasnao
de los inicfadores y Sc lleven 3 cabo di,has 9es.
tas. SECURE de que concurrIrEn 4 elias perso-
mas de pueblos nmfsrofes.
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-Nunca PreciEamente hemos
recibido una carta, hara un cuarto
de hora, en- que nos da la orden de
vsuder sus Inuebles, diciendonos
que paguemos ell al1uiler y guarde-
mos la diferencia como gratiflca-
ci6n.
-iAhi. =. " en- que pats estS
fechada Ia carta7
mo trae fechs.
-Traera, por 10 menoE, el tim
bre del pats on que hsya sldo sz-
pedlda.
-Ten6is raz6n; no nae habfs
ocurrido.
-APues bien, si me hicierais el
favor dc enst1iarme esa carta 80.
tenge necesidad de escribir al sefior
Jancelyn.
Este aeseo, apoyado con una
moneda de cinco pesetas, puso la
deseada epfstola ante los oios de
Jorge.
El timbre era dc Ginebrs.
Ell sefor Jancelyn esta en- Suiza
-diio.
buSu pd1bi nGh III @@C5 "a @A
replied ell pOrtero.
-SHace mucho que Ell seficr Jan.
celyn viva en- vuestra casa7
-3M&s de tres afIos.
-Es ma buena persona el senior
Jancelyn.
-IOh, ssAnr, I'm gran inqu@noi
ePagaba rsMg losam ente. sc re
cogfa alguna rec un POGO tarde, es
decir, demASiado tempranoi pero
ssas son cosas DO jovenest y jamas
hemos visto Eubir 81 casa Mn
gnna persona scspechoss, niDguna
mDier $50.
-SNi adn 4 gu hermana9
-STenfa una harmanas Esta es
Ia primerA nclticia que tenemos.
-SY que hacia el sefier Jancelyn9
- Como que que hacfa?
-Si, en- que Sc ocupaha
-- En pasearse: era rico.
El doctor comprendi6 que DRda
mas saearfR en limpio y SCI despidio;
pefo oil salig &c la puerta tnyo que
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Reino min1scuIo

Pocos saben que el rey Eduardo VII tiene
m compafiero en- Ia persona del rey dc ls isla
Bardrey, situada & tres kiItmetros de Ia Pc
ninsula de Loyn, condado ds Csrnav6p.
Este peouefIo reino es com pletamente In
dependiente, no reconoce Ia autoridsd del
rev de la Gran BretSns.
No tlshe m9 Pc que 81 hahftantes, inciufdos
ai reg la reina actasles, cuyos sntepasades
reinaron desde tiempo inmeIlorial
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No 10 necesita

Por acuerdo international las Ermas de
los func1onaEins cue Interviewer sn el cumpli-
mfento de los exhortos dfrfgfddos roy los Tri.
bunales de Puerto Rico Elltptnss d los de-
Espana los de Puerto Rico Flfpinas,
eursados por Ia VIA dipl6matea no nacesiban
ser legslizados,
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FRITZE, LUNDT & GO.
PONCE, NJ. IL.

D.EG ~ MAs 1 H@s
Casas en- Mayagsies y San .JuGs,)
BanquorOe y cOmEsionAssas
A.GENTES
d las siguientes compaffaa de vapores
Hamburg American LEnc
Hamburg.
"a VELOCE
G6noTs.
Nevg York and PeO. RkeO .. e.. 90
New York.
MOnson Steamship Line,
New York.
Sierra Steamship Line
Liverpool.
VapOrss COrrebs de- sobrinOs ds Herrera
Habans.
SaEvcstOny West Indies g. 10. CS.
Galveston.
De las giguientes Compailfas de Aae-
Euroa contra incendio.
LA BALOISE,
HAMBURG BREMENSE,
AACHEN 81 MUNICH.
AsEGUROS MARITIMOS
Norte Germ&nioa.
RcPresentanEos
del Board of Underwriters OF New York.
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HUESPEIDES,

Lista de los husspedes pasajeros del Eo-
TEL. AURoRA.
Don Marcelino Sofa, don Mariano Abril,
den Luis Rodriguez Cabrera, don Pedro Lanzs,
don Pastor Sanchez, don Laureana Rodriguez,
don Roman Blaneo, don Salvador Soa. don
Manuel IgIesias, don Jesds Hsrnandas, den
Gaspar vilar, don Ricardo Camba se6ora,
f. Fl. Daxter y ssfora,
-- Aurora Marin,
propiesafih,
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SANTIAGO B. PALMER

ABOGADO AMER1CANO.-Eisres an to-
dos los Trlounales de Ia Isla espeeialments
en- la Corte Federal.
Gale Allen p6m. 5s.--SAN JUAN FUNR-
TO-RICO.
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PAR FEDERAL
oFIcTNAs EN- SAN JUAN

EE sefor Presidents del Ctserpo HlFscattOo.
por haber naadado su resideucla Santurce,
recibfrk an au despacho-San Justo 1l-de is
q de la tarde %. m.
SecretcrtG general: Fortaleza II, altos q.
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81 reg, adem6s de tener los attributes tnA
herentes & Ia soberania, es ell m6iico, ell macs
tro de escuela y lleva les registros de Ia pro-
piedad civil.
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Adem&s saIdra todog los dian ma vRE0r Y
las s. so de la mafana de Catano para Ia taPi-
tai otro 6 las Sis de lR taTde desda IN tyapf-
tai para Cata1o, no tenisiado, pcr ahora, sstoa
dos vapores omblnacion de trenes.
Bayam6n 81 de Aiglosto de 1891.
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Farnaaeza Marquee Roag.-cagua..

Existencias fanovades constanteTnents.
Importation directa.-Precios iimitados.
-Especlalidad en- el despacho do raee-
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Mercado de New York
O0TIzACIONES DEL Ola

Harlns de trigo ell Gigantes 81 Q s5
Idena de msiz <Goldon Mafze1 $50
Id de trigo sEl Premio Mayors 5.65
Id sCaballo VolanteS 5-05
Alimento p. cabalo Stock Food lao
Tocino de Norton 19-125S
W0odiwn 1925
Tocino xCrecientez 1889
Jamones California las 100 ID s-25
Salchichones l2 co
Quegos 1906
Manteca La vencedora , Co
rrfente) 7-00
Manteca La PrimeraS para 500
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A PESAR DEL VERSO
y con este Iadi6sl
Porqu ne va nos vamos
4 elogisF IA marca
Ia 4T,4a Tres Esau10sz

Esta fad Ia copa que cant6 las puertas
de eIerta cssa un trovador de Rsyes. III veF~
so ls resuit0 dc e1gdft0, como llaman en- Anda-
lucia q los que no ttenen rims: pero al elogio
los cigarros 6Tfes EscudosS fu6 una Fealfdad
porque ell duefo de la casa no reparti6 oars
eosa de sguinaldo. lExceiente ideal
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Agencia de periodic los

oiicins do Ia DEMOORAOIA
:sFuere0-RAGss E,eraEd" do n. R.
Antigua Gallo de Ia FOrtalesa hoy De Allen.
n6msr, Ga.
Sc vende LA DEhoCRACIA todog los
peri0dicos de Ia Isla San Juan.
Nos ofrecemos para agente de peri6di-
cos en- Lii Isla ell extr1ang0ro tambien nos
encargamos da Ia vents. de obras literarYas
81 Sc nos comisiona para clio.
La correspondence debe diriiirsa
DON JOSE LABRADOR.
ApGTtddo g.
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L1NEA FER RIA DEL oEsTE

Itinsrario de frames y vaperss gas rsafrA
desds oil dia Dc S0ptiambrs de 1901,
lgalitas de III Capital Bayam6a
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ong rropa, IS Als nesigna,i9n.

WARRINGTON, Fsb 8 john d.
Long will shortly r9lii quish tho
portfolio Of Secretary OF the Navy.
The exact time OF tho Seoretary's
retirement has not been fixed, but it
is Raid that it will occur after the
President ha, disposed Of the Schlcy
case.
The relations between TIE Preei-
dent and the Secretary are Of the
most cordi,l character and the
President would undoubtedly ac-
cept Longs resignation with regret.
AT the same time it hos been gensr-
ally understood that Long would DO
the next member Of the Presdent's
Cabinet to retire, and it is said that
his resignation would have been in
the hands of the President before
now had it not beou for the appeal
made by Rear Admiral Schley from
the findings of the court Of inqni y.
There is no intention on tho rart
OF the Secretary OF retiring under
the fire OF criticism leveed against
him by the Schley enthuoias's The
Secretary believes that in his treat
ment OF Rear Admiral Schley he has
been eminently fair. His frienda
point out that it was within his
province during tho war to have re.
lieved Sohley. and ordered him home
after the arrival of San pson at San
tiago de Cuba, but he did NOT do so.
After the battle Long recommend
cd to the Presi1 lent that Schey be
promoted, aud in accordance with
this recommendation Mckinley
nominated the rear admiral for ad-
vancement. The Secretary made
an exhaustive investigation OF the
command question in connection
with the battle and he agreed with
Mckinley that the credit for the
victory belonged to Sampson.
President Roosevelt has given no
iutimation as to who he will name
10 succeed Long. The name OF
Governor Lowndes OF Maryland has
been mentioned. Charles a. Allen,
formerly Assistant Secretary OF the
Navy and Governor of Aorto Rico is
also regarded as available timber"
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Deserters Die on a eallows.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Two sol.
diers were today hanged in the
Philippines in execution OF sentences
imposed by the military Commits.
sion, by which they were tried and
convicted OF deserting to the enemy.
Their names were Edmond a.
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Ninth Cavalry, negro regiment.
While their troop was operating
against the insurgents in tie pro-
vince of Albsy 10 August last these
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sat at Guinobaten, in the province
of Albay. They were found guilty
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The findings and senteDces were APP
proved by General Chaifee.
In view OF the fact, however, that
this was tho first case whore the
commanding general had directed
the execution Of The sentence OF
death against an enlisted man with.
out reference to tho War Depart.
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declined to interfere and cable
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General Chaffee Wednesday. AL
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that effect has been received, it is
assumed at the War Department
that the sentence of death in each
case was carried into effect today.
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market prices.
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is TOO BUSY

Portland Oregonian: Now Comes
Theodore Roosevelt, president of the
United States, and orders the army
reduced at once to 5000 enlisted
men, the minimum authorized by law.
The pernicious activity of that man
must be appalling to n William d.
Bryan, not to mention the ants, rank
and file. To be sure, the law under
which this reduction is ordered is
nearly a year old. But the fact OF its
existence has been all along practi-
cally ignored by Mr.. Bryan. At least,
his wall of Imperialism and military
rule has not in the least abated dur
ing the months that have elapsed
since the law was enacted. But a few
days ago, up in Idaho, he reiterated
his old prophecy of impending. mil
itary despotism unless the power of
the republican party in national pol
itics were broken. And here is a
president ordering the re-
duction of the army to less than co.
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A COMPARISON.

Dawson County Review: Let the
voters Of Montana compare the man
ner of the nomination of the cand;-
dates on the republican and demo-
cratic tickets and form their opinion
as to the honesty and purity of tic
two, unbiased by party prejudice. II
some of the democratic primaries and
conventions vast sums of money were
expended by w. A. Clark to gain the
appointment of certain delegates to-
the state convention. In nearly ev-
cry instance their tickets to the Boze-
man convention were purchased by
some Clark heller and when they ac-
copied the fare there was an implied
agreement to do his bidding. In a
room filled with the fumes of liquor
from the breaths of men who had
drank freely at the free bars of Heinze
and Clark, and crowded with men
with befuddled brains and in h&'f-
maudlin condition Evans was nom
mated for congress and Leslie for
associate justice of the supreme court.
On the other hand the republican
delegates paid their own railroad
fare. There was not a single cent
expended for their selection as dele
gates to the state convention. They
we're free and unhampered, owing al
l%egiance to no man, there was ar alb
scence of intoXicants and they nom
mated without dictation men stand
ing pre-eminently at the head of theii
professions and who acknowledged al
legiance to no one and nobody but
their God, their country and their
party. Comment is unnecessary. Lei
the reader draw his WI conclusions
as to which party is influenced by
sinister and sordid motives.