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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-11-28
Wild Cat Killed at lynnville.

Lynnville, Tenn, November. "A
very large wildcat was killed by
some hunters in the Blue Creek COM
munity Wednesday night. The ami
NAL has been terrorizing the citizens
Of that section for two years past. all
efforts to kill it having been futile.
1t made brave fight for life. but
was finally run down by dogs and
shot.
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they will deal fairly and
"a .oun,. honestly wthy n their diagnosis OF
10 restore 'ne nunan ' and,f think
condition by sumuae e yield to treatment they
that they
it's lost equpois 81 have grind IN writing
this? By personal this but do the hope that may
find relief as did
o their treatment Of other a failed.
and treatment from
old chronic cases Ds Collier uno ae
exhaustion Nashville
testify skill
both being
nerve exhauston Of the confidence and patronage
inclined this
pbv sican and better, art"
sufficient skeptcal Oste
person
Cayces whn
though nearly
en Oeopathy will
regret it,
Dufied Registered phycians) gradu-
Osopathy the founder OF
the South succeeded Dr. Goodwin In
successful practitioners OF the
Seventh street,
occupied Goodwin Consultation without charge the Offices
Hours p M
& q @>1<e< II
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! We will send you
a free sample.
Be sure that this picture
In the form Of q label Is on
the wrapper Of every bottle
Of Emulsion you buy.
SCOTT & BOVINE.
~ CHEMISTS,
400 Pearl st. N. Y.
soc. and 81, al druggists.
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Marriage Licenses.

[: s. M.-Brown-to Mrs. p. e. Harvey.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-18
En- Ia ASambI69.
Ponce.

oa nos asegura que en- l.
Asamblea celebrad& aver por el par
lido republicauo en- el salon de IL
Chmara de Delegados, entire o!ros
particulsras Sc tgat0 de hscer cons
tar en- las modifcaciores del pro
grama de dicho partido, oposici6p a
Ia L@y For5 k3T; muy particular
nente en- 10 que 1e refere i desjg
naoi6Q de- C4nseio Ejec1tivo, coEo
cusTpo Legislative, debieudo este
personal ser de elecci6a popular, y
10 de nom bramiento del Gobiern0.
Y 80 asegurs tambien one vot@-
ron s. favor de Ia cUni6~,> M-t:a2-
20, NJ. F@jardo, 4. V&Le, Vicente
Yinss; f. Sauto0i, B Ane=. Remotl,
& I-izArri, Q1evedo |Bssz, Irz@rri
S@sport, Harna;z, BsbiloDia, T,d5.
VotaroL en- contr&, 98, y II &
favor.
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:Un n6dico
juorguista.

Una mAfana el Dr.. Lombroeo SO
levanto, como de costnmbre, para
haesr 10 vista del hospital. HabfA
pasAdo una noche de verdaderA crG-
pulA, en- compAfIfa de un matAdor de
invierno, un bsjo c6mico, dos coris-
tas y un capit&n de L. reserva.
va en- el hospital, comenz6 & hA-
Ger sus yisitas, cana per cana. En-
una de 6stss habia IN erf.rmo re.
Glen llegado al ben96co 2silo.
-5Q-6 sierte uste1?. le pre- gun
to LombrosO.
-Siento mucha OPPRESSION en- el
pecho.
-dY ell apet'to?
-Nirguuo.
-LY dolores?
-Scrios.
-PerfectSmente. A YER, respi-
re usted con energfa.
FL Doctor &poyU 10 cabeza so,
bre ell pecho del paciente
-HAb,e usted &lgo.
-dQu6 quiere usted que 20 ha,
-Cualquiercoes, quiero yer CO.
mo fun 3iona el pnlm6n.
Pero 81 paciente no Sc ocurrfa
cosa a]guns, y entOpces L0mbrCsO,
enojado, le dice:
-INo sahe usted hAblar?
ST, seflor.-
-Pues Olga usted algc; cuente
una, dos, tres, cuatro, y no Sc pare
hSst& que yo le avise.
Una, dos, tree, custro, circ0,
seis, comepz6 decir el enfermo.
Lombroso, rendido per 10 fAti
g., dej6 caer pest d Amente la cabezs
sobre ell pecho del irfaliz y Sc que66
dormido co no una m&rmOta.
Cu&ndo despert6, el Ell f rno de
ci& con vCz apsgAda:
-SeiscientOs noveuta y och",
seiscientos noverta y nueve, sete
Cientos.... '....
LuiS Tu600da
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favor del TesorO nscio1 al un capita

favor del Tesoro nsciocal un capita
de 1854 100000.
! En- 1900 el fsco produjo cientC
cuarents y cibco miIlones. y como
, los gastcs solo fueron de eiento nue.
We millones, quedo IN sobraute en-
las areas nacionales asceudente
, treinta y seis millones en- orc.
Los ferrOcs rifles que actualmen
to posee ell EstaIo representa- un
capital de Glen miIlones Y SO extien-
den por sobre ,420 millss de via
Agregadas las ,430 de millas de los
ferrocarriles GoustruidOs y admins
trados por empresss particnlares, te
nemos un total de 2, $50 millss en- to-
do Ell pals.
Mientr&s Is sg 'iculturs es fuen.
te de riQueza considerable sobresa
liendo entire sus productCs Ell trigo
la cebada y otros granos merec:eudo
Ia vinicultRra especial cuidadO Ia mi
neria ca obieto en- Chile de intermin&
bic exploitation.
Este ramo produjo en- 1900 como
sigue:
Nitrate de soda. Reudimieoto,
/ 465 935 toneIadas. V&lor. $lQ9
945, 1856 Cobre, Reudimianto, 2804O to
nelsdSs, V&lor S28 O40 900 Carbon
Rendimiecto 896 900 toneladss $40.
1852 900 Plata Rsndimiento 163228 Ii
bras! ValOr S4,6667O Oso Rendi
miento 4 576 libras Valor S3.779.1i0
y Otros en- menos esca1a. =
Dnrante ell afo 1899 las expor
taciones hechas por KS diez prin,i
pales puertos DE Ia rep1b,ica ANA
ron 1852 1873 275 mieutras qua las in
portaciones solo fueron de S105 773
326 por esoa mismos puertos,
Las pFimeras excedieron n~es &
las export&cioDes en- $50 4+9949 4as
do por cierto bue1a idea del sd :
toreciente en- que Sc encne tra Ell
pals; ell cua comer2iA prinnjoa>m9D an
te con Ia Gran B :etsnA, A en- 2nia
t'fancia los e tAdos Unidos vel Pc
r1, en- eI Orien anumersd0
En- Ell mismO afIo el movimient0
maritime puede resumirse en- estts
cjfras 7l64 buques de t07as clssas
con ma capscida3 scu ulAda d. g.
G38764 toneladas
Los datos apuntado7 bastarkn s
dar una idea de Ia simpAt ca CaiIe.
DesarrollArlos en- detalla exiqifia
mas espacio del que convene dispo
ner en- un di&rio.
4 T Lopez Nassa.
Nueva York. Mayo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-18
EO Ia Igl6Sia
de San Jose

Mansna .d3es, como dia 19,
tendr& lugar el devote eiercicio que
la AS 3ci&c 61 Josefina dedica & su
Elk ;elso PAtriar3s San JosG, con nj.
s& &rmoniz ida = caatieos per Ell co
70 de las sedOfitas Sicar66.
DoraG9e la miss que 50 dir& en
el altar del S2nto la " cuArto,
estar& ex 2ue to Ell SAntfno Sacra-
mento.
Conclui 10 Ia niss Sc impordraa
fss medAllas del Santo q las nuevas
asociad&s.
La comuni6u sera en- Ell Altar
del Santo.
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La America Latina.
w. O
CHILE

FL 18 de- 8 9ptiembAre de 1910 sc
coustitu;a Il ePfimer G. biCrn Na-
cionals de Chile, con objeto de Rsu-
mir el regimen del pals dur&nte Ia
cantivi lad de F, rnando VII que hs-
bia caido en- manOs de los frAnceses
asf responds Cnile al primer mo-
vimiento de Independents que Sc
sgitAba en- las colonias espfQ'as de
de America.
En- 1918 (12 de Febrerc) tras en-
carnizAda lucha q1e duI6 a'gdnos
amos, sc procl&maba la Independent
cia de 10 PAtris; pero hastA 1888
despues de sufrir AlgunOs reveses en-
IL administration del pals por ell p&is
SO dict6 Ia constitution pol1tica que
hoy rige.
Fl gobierno de Chile es popular
y representation, Ia rep6hlica es uuS
q indivisible. La sob3rapfa res'da
en- IL n&ci6p, ejerc; ;6ndOse por los
poderes ejecutivo, legislative y ju-
dicial, cuYas fanciones son bien CO.
nocidas.
E. Min sterio de last ucci6n pd
blica tiene & su cargo Il Universi-
dad de Coile, 81 Institute de Pedago.
g1S, los Institutes de ensef1arzs Sc
cuudAri& psrA jovenes y liceos para
81 oritas, ell Institute mercAntil, con
servatorio de N siCH, Escuela de
BallAs Artes, Intituto de sordo mu.
dos y otrOs no menos importsntes
instituciones, ell observatorio sstro,
20 nicn de Saints go, las Bibliotecss
p1blicAs, jardfn bot&uicO, Museos y
dem&s centros docentes de Ia 1epd
blica.
El ei9rcito de Ia naci6n go com
pone de seis regimientos de srtille-
ria, diez de infsuteria, ocho de cabs-
Iberia y uro de ipgenieros. EI SER
vicio militar es obligstorio y en- 81
SO instruyen como Is, coo hombres ca
da $40. La Guardia nacional cons-
to de 500, 900 ipdividuos. E. cuerpo
de oficiales en- ell ei6rcito regular
Const& de 10 generates, Is coroneles
1876 comandsntes y 700 oicisles su-
balternos. Las princi2ales institu-
clones militares son: La Academia
Is escuela mllitar = el cole
gio de sArgentos y cabos.
La marina actual de esta pros
perR repIblica consta de 40 buques,
de los cuales nueve son acofazados
? cruceros proteiidos cinco csHIone.
ros un buque escuela de guardias ma
rinos Cuatro destroyers y trece tor
pederos. Adem&s n1mero bastante
de trasportes y otros
0nques suxili&res
FL personal cuent3 con un al-
nirRnte Cinco vice-almirantss, diecio |
tho capitanes, veintiocho comsnd&n-
les, treiptn y ocho tenientes comSn.
iante, g. sentA tenientes, sete; t. sub |
enier tes, cincuentA bAnderaGos, !
Ietent& y circo guardias mariroP, |
'iento veints ofciales de est&do ma |
'or, y cuarenta y cinco subAlteruos.
Q stos oficiRles son grsduAdcs de la !
'cademia naval de Valparaiso, 10 |
10 Al esia secuIdado po~ 81 buQue d. :
scue'a General BoquedRnC.1
FL estsdo ecot Aico de Chile es !
IRE c:ente Los bier macdonald Is
&n vAloradoa en- $678, 900 0CO 3e Il s
males deduciendo dendas y Ctras
bljgsciores del estado queda &un &
W d. nra serie de artf u os I
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-18
Los r0galOS de CarD3igo
$67 397923
DE ESTA Emo 2ME SUMA. HA
TOCADO A LOS E. UNIDOS
Ss2.27O,173

Pniladelk hia de maYo,-H. J.
Wright, que escribe en- philadelphia
Press3 Dice: que antes de salir de
Europa, Andreu Carnegie revlso Ia
lists de los donstivos que habfs he
cho.
Seg6n su liata, el total de 10 do
nado asciende q -$G7.397. 923. & sta
cSntidad ha sido divididB entire los
Estados Unidos, Scotland, CAn&c a.,
Inglaterra Cuoa Irlsnda
Los E stAdos UnidCs Ia mayor
pArte. Scotland sigue en- benefcio
y6 pesar de ESQ; SOLO M recibido lis
cuarta parties de 10 don&do & les Es.
tad0s Unidos.
DIez uilLonee, de los SI3 078. $50
de Scotland ha1 sido dediCado &
sC5legios.H
Ii L 1ica suma que SO puodo
comparsr con esga es Ia qua di6 Car
neige para el est4blecimlento de uI&
sU aiversijad Macdonald en- Washing,
TOP,
Eo los 1ltimoa saia meses que
paso aquf; regs 8 82O, 900, 900 o sean
III, 900 pesos por dfa.
Los reg&los de Mr. An1reu Car
neige han 81 10 divi1ido e1 Ia f)r ST.
gniente.
a,>U il, So 27O, 50.
Sc>5.a: Il $t3 Q78, $50.
C.1A38 876, 500 pt So.
Ing terr4 $4,000 pc os.
Ca - 252, 900 pesos.
lrl>; d SIS. 500 pesos.
P.rt d. 10 DIDO q la GfA4 Bta-
taT> 230 900 pesos.
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siempre vendiendo barato
Siempre recibiendo novedades

Acabamos de recibir cinturOnes de todas
clases de Ultima nevedad los cuales queremoS
que sean uSados al mismO tempo que pOr las
6enoras de la Capital, por las Senoras de toda
La Isla.
Por los preoios que COtizamOs los remit-
mos frances de porte toda la lsla,
CinturOnes Ultima novedad eStilo ba ia talle de
Sed& negroS a........ .......... y O-50
Mas anchOS negroS de gro, hevillaS
elegGnteS doradaS plateadas A.. 0~40
CiDturOnes elegantiSimOS de tOdOS Colo
res de sat6n Observation-Disclosures. O-4O
Los msmos de todos coloreS en- seda
superior. Observation-Disclosures. O-5
De seda de primora oalidad colores de
bandera Espahola bandora puer-
torriqueha.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 0 55
DE CUERO forma elegante Ultima no
vedad color negro. 0-30
En- tOdOS los demaS Colores de Cuero nclu-
so negro con adornos de color negro tambi6n
45y SIS oentavos
DE cuerO de dolores con la6oreS preCc-
siSimoS y elegantes. s............... 1910
Seria muy acertado Cuando Sc nos pida
uno de eStos ctnturOnes nos envien la medida,
Asf pOdrfamos aeercarnos mas 10 que Sc de-
sea, por que 81 remitiGramos pequeflo no ser
viFfa 81 grande en- las formaS que le hicieran
perderlan la forma y elegancia con que estan
fabrioadoS. AseguramoS que daran Completa
satisfaction Gu todos los caSos.
Pida Vd. esta casa todo 10 que neCesite
mande el dinerO en- selloS On formA que no SO
peguen.
Hopradamente 81 Vd. manda un peso en-
Selos pidiendo i'm articulO Ouyo precio igR0ra
SO le devuelVen los Sello- que le Sobran y Sc le
cobra 10 justo Pruebe Va una vez solamente
Sobrin o do Armas Cruz Is.
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W Do uEa serie de art1 u os
cIiticos acerca de Ia AUerics lAti'
n&s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-18

gabado copa del del c6 escrtor
Poe
escribr sdo
de
E5gar Poe e primer poets original gauda
geno
nitud
poem&s peuannts los escrbD bajo il aaen
de 9 embriagutz completa
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5000 DOLLARS

Ae regAlan quien distinga estos brillantes
Alaska de los legftimos.
Anillo para Caballero, orc y brillante $1,000
Idern para i'd. (brillante muy
grueso) S2O-OO
Alfllsr para i'd. Q 500
Anillo para sonora sehorita, id. i'd. Q 500
PehdienteS (par) para sehoritaS, id. id. 500
Idsm para sehora, i'd. id. $1,000
Id0nn para i'd (bri lantes
Fgruesos) S@0-OO
ldem para nihas (verdadero regalo) Q 500
80 envi&n franco dc todo gasto por Co.
rrOo, en- cajitas oertiticadas deolarada mer-
C8nCla; para toda la Isla de Palerto-Rico.
No Sc servir& ningdn pedido que no ven
Ga aoompa6Hdo de su importe en- billetes del
BAnCo, en- carta oertifOada valor declarado.
Enviese Ia medida de los anillos, tOman-
dola con un hilo alrededor del dedo.
No 80 hAOen desouentos; no SO Conceden
representations nj Sc enviRn oat8lagOs, dibu-
Joe nj muestras.-A todo Comprador que no
DO Conforme con la meroancla Sc le devolverS
tnmeGiat&mente su importe.
DirigirBe al representante general Gpioo
de La "SOOIEDAD ORC BRILLANTES''
LA--Alasl1a, g. A. Buyas, Oorso Ro-
manRis:1S, Milan Itali&).
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IlIInCroibl0 Verdad!!I

Unioa verdadera OCCASION para gastar
bien Sl dinero en- regalos, cuyo valor supera
atampre su cOste. Obietos de orc de ley
gaEantizado (18 quilates) con hermosislmos
tos, de- mas valor, Dor su constante esplGndor
limpi0za, que los verdaderos. Descomposi-
oi6n dc luz, dureza, l&pidaCi6n perfecta, imi-
aCi6n maraVilloSa.
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Lord Millner.
81 DeegadO ng6S en- Ell TranSVaa ropeSenan0 civil encar
gadO de haCer los auSttS de paz mas YtntaOSOS

realidad
Chamberlain,
durmaa condolences por 10 Gran BretanA E
Africa
las entaja rasultaran LIS pe6
dcos de
ri i6u de una dad carries
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-30
MANY CATHOLIC PUPILS
COLUMBIAN SUMMER SCHOOL, WIFI
BRING THOUSANDS TO ST. PAUL
An Unusual Gathering of Eminent
Educators VIII Assist in Car
rying Out the Impor-
tant Course.

The The eighth annual session of the
Columbian Catholic summer school
will be held in st. Paul July s to 90 1902
Rev P. Danehy, of St. Stephens church.
Minneapolis president Of the school as
ISOLATION, says the preparatory work is
progressing finely, and prospects indi-
cate an attendance of between $500 and
1000 visitors from every section of the
northwest.
An unusual gathering of prominent
Catholic educators and lecturers will
lend their services to the school Among
these are Bishop Conaty, director Of
the Catholic university at Washington:
Prof Poland, of st. Louis uniyersity
Judge Wade, of the University of Iowa:
Henry Austin Adams, Of New York; Dr.
Shields, of ST. Paul training school, and
many others.
Miss Anna Garfield, of Washington,
will give courses Of instruction in Cath
Ole art.
Prof. Garfield, of the st. Paul semin-
airy, will lecture on ethics.
Miss Phelan will conduct a special
course for teachers.
President Dolphin of st. Thomas Col
lege, will treat of Sunday school work
The sessions Will be held in the state
capitol, one in the morning and one in
the afternoon for the full three weeks.
The work will be largely along the line
OF university extension. Round table
work will be the feature of the after
noon sessions.
There are four large Catholic summer
schools conducted annually in the
United States. One of these is at BaIti-
more. one at San Francisco, one at New
Orleans, and the one, commonly called
the Western summer school, to be held
in st. Paul this July Previous sessions
Of this school have been held in Madi-
son, Wis, and in Detroit, Mich. A
school is also held about the same time
at Lake Champlain.
The territory covered by the Western
school is the entire section north of the
Ohio river and west of the Rockies
Minnesota has always been well to the
front in enthusiasm and attendance at
these annual meetings, and expects to
break all records at the coming homo
assembly.
Father Danehy will take no active part
in the instruction ana lecture work this
year
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-30
HOPE FOR CONVICTED MAN.
Alexander sullivan, Accused of Sri
berry, Secures II Stay.

CHICAGO, March 29.-The appellate
court today granted q writ of super
sedeas to Attorney Alexander Sullivan
and reduced his bond from $4,000 to 81. 600.
Defendants trial on a charge of con-
spiracy in connection with the jury brib-
ing sensation In which Bailiff James j.
Lynch turned states evidence. ended over
three months ago, but the court record in
the case was SO lengthy that the bulky
volume was not completed until today.
BY agreement. the entry Of judgment
by the trial court and defendants appll-
cation for a writ of error were postponed
pending completion Of the record. Upon
the filing of the document today Judge
Smiln OVerruled defendants motion for
arrest OF judgment and the case was at
once taken to the appellate court, which
two hours later announced the granting Of
the supersedeas. The effect is to stay any
further proceedings until the appellate
court shall decide the motion for the writ
Of error in the case.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-30
SURE PAULSEN is DEAD
CORONER TELLS OF EXHUAIsNG
BODY TO PREVENT FRAUD.

HELENA, Mont, March 29.-Little doubt
is expressed here of the death five years
years ago Of John C. PauI:en, state arch
itect who committed suicide to escape
Press dispatches sent from Butte tell Of
sensational disclosures made IN the trial
of the case of Esiddel against Ramsey,
an action to recover money alleged to be
due on contract for building.
1t is alleged that Paulsen never died,
but that his coffin was filed with lead
or stones and the authorities fooled. His
wife afterwards took his body to Ger
many.
The coroner of Lewis and Clarke coun-
ty visited the graveyard two days after
Paulsens death five years ago, opened
the coffin in the receiving vault and found
that the dead body of the state architect
was therein. This step was taken to al
lay public suspicion that he was not
dead. but that he was feigning death to
cheat the grand Jury, then in session.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-30
GOMPERS AIDS IGLESIAS
PORTO RICAN LAW AGAINST LABOR
UNION DELEGATE TESTED.

SAN JUAN, P R., March 29-The APP
peal OF Santiago Iglesias, president of the
Federation of -Workmen of Porto Rico,
who was sentenced Dec u last to three
years, four months and eight days i'm
prIsonment, on the charge of conspiring
to raise the price of labor In Porto Rico,
has been set down on the calendar of the
supreme court for a hearing April g. It
Is generally believed that IgIesias will be
acquitted
If not Samuel Gompers, president Of
the American Federation of Labor, is
prepared to carry the case to the United
States supreme court on constitutional
grounds, holding that so much of the
Foraker act as sanctions the Spanish
law of conspiracy in Porto Rico is M
constitutional and void, and also on the
ground that Iglesias was not accorded a
jury trial and was not indicted by a
grand jury.
Pending the hearing of the appeal by
the supreme court, Igleslas has been at
liberty.
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fulI-sized treatment, is the safest, most ef-
fective and popular Of all catarrh rene
dies.
Nearly all cheap cough mixtures and
throat lOzenges contain opiates; these
cheap medicines give temporary re-
lief, especially with little children by de-
StrOying nerve sensation; the irritation in
throat, which causes Coughing is tempo
rarily removed not by removing the
cause, but by deadenlng the nerves OF
feeling the irritation is not felt although
it is still there and viii promptly rct trn-
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Is the best
remedy to remove catarrhal secretion.
whether in the nose, throat OF stomach,
because they are composed of wholesome
antiseptic Blood root, Red gum from Eu-
calyptuS tree, etc, when you use these
tablets you know what you are putting
into your system and not taking chances
with cocaine. opiates or similar poisons
found. in 50 many catarrh cures and
cough medicines.
Dr. Ramsdell, in commenting on ca
tarrh cures says: Il can heartily rec
I ommend Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, be-
cause they contain no cocaine nor Otner
dangerous drug found in so many ad-
vertised cSEarrh cures. I have known
Of many cases of long standing catarrh
! of the head and throat completely cured
| by the daily use Of these tablets for sew
| eraI weeks One case in particular.
| which 1 could not reach with an Inhaler
| or spray and where the catarrh caused
/ daily headaches and a noticeable loss on
| hearing was entirely cured by TINS harm
| less but effective remedy"
! DR. Wainwright says: Il never he5i-
| tate to prescribe Stuart's Catarrh Tab
| let's for catarrhal headaches and catarrhal
1 deafness because I know them 70 be
| perfectly safe for child or adult and have
| seen many remarkable cures resulting
/ from their regular daily use; because
I they are advertised and sold in drug
stores is no reason why any good physi-
/ clan should not use. them because ~
| should seize upon the means OK cure
/ wherever found"
Stuarts Catarrh Tablets are especially
valuable for catarrhal colds in children,
because they are pleasant TO the taste
! ana NAV be used freely 10 break up Sc
were colds ard Group at the very begin
| ming
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-30
WAGE-EARNERS LOYAL
COMING FORWARD BY HUNDREDS
WITH COLISEUM PLEDGES
Many Concerns Announce That En-
plOyes Have Volunteered to
Contribute One Days
Wages to Fund.

Every day adds to the number of wage
earners who are coming forward with
their pledges of one days earnings for
the Coliseum. The employees of DR.. Ru-
dolph Schiffmann handed in their paper
today to Secretary Slime, accompanied by
a check for one days earnings. This
was the first money which has been re-
ceived on the wage-earner's fund. Cult
erman Bros, the large wholesale shirt
and furnishing goods manufacturers re-
ported yesterday that their employees
had decided to give their earnings on
Coliseum Day, and as they have as many,
If not more, than any house in the city,
this determination means a great deal.
-Four more of the unions reported yes
terday that they had acted favorably on
the proposition. A card has been printed
bearing this inscription: