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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-24
Deep River.

Special to Times Republican.
Deep River. Nov. 24-The boiler to
hold the compressed air and water for
our water works has arrived and work
will be begun in earnest in few days.
Glenn Conowa.y has purchased the
barber shop of Frank Myrely, and will
be given immediate possession. He will
retain both of Mr.. Myrely's assistants.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Cox and Miss AL
ma Cox attended the High Tribbett
wedding at Montezuma Wednesday
evening.
The first number of our citizens lee
ture course was given Saturday even
ing and was highly satisfactory. The
next date is Dec. II and will be given
by the Dixie Jubilee Singers.
Misses Adah and Henrietta Buxton
have returned from a five months visit
with relatives in Toledo, 0.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-24
Montezuma News.

Special to Times Republican.
Montezuma, Nov. 24.-The Monte
yuma high school foot ball team met
the Brooklyn high school team on the
grounds here Saturday afternoon. Both
teams were in good trim the score was
Montezuma 81, Brooklyn o. They meet
again next Thursday at Brooklyn.
Last Wednesday evening at the home
of Dr. and Mrs. j. G. Tribbett occurred
the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Nellie Tribbett, and DR.. d. B. High, Rev.
Heitshu officiating.
Sunday afternoon Hon. A. G. Rankin
began a series Of meetings here in
the temperance cause. The first meet
ing Sunday afternoon is for men only,
after which evening lectures will be
given three nights at the Presbyterian
church, then the balance of the week
at the M. E. church. All meetings will
be union and a union male quartet will
furnish the music.
Work on the new Odd Fellows build
ing is stopped pending the arrival of
more pressed brick.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-24
Waterloo Contractor Did Not
Fulfill a Contract Entered
Into With Iowa Falls
FILED $500 BOND GUARANTEE
Agreed to Lay Two Blocks of Water
Main on River Street, to Be Com.
menced Oct. 18th, But no Attempt
Was Made to Fulfill the Contract
Other Iowa News.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to mes-Republican.
Iowa Falls, Nov. PA question has
arisen here as to whether or not the
city is entitled to clip a IS coupon daily
from a bond filed by firm of Waterloo
contractors which failed to fulfill con-
tract entered into with this city. The
first of October the city decided to lay
two blocks of water main on River
street and entered into contract with
the Waterloo firm to do the work The
firm filed a $500 bond guaranteeing the
satisfactory completion of the job with
in a specified time. Nothing has been
heard from the firm since executing the
contract and filing the bond, the city
authorities being unable to get a reply
to letters addressed to the contractors.
The contract was signed Oct. 4th, work
was to commence on Oct. 14th and the
work was to be completed within thirty
days. This time expired on Nov. 14th
and the city holds the bond to indem-
nifty it against any loss or damage and
as the contractors have failed to even
attempt to fulfill the contract, the ques-
ton has arisen as to whether the bond
is good for the SIS per day that was to
be forfeited for every day the job re-
manned uncompleted after Nov. 14th.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-24
The Grinnell News.

for some reason they did not play aud
East Des Moines claimed the champion
ship as did Grinnell So this year Train
err Hulsizer felt SO sure of the, game
that he wanted all of the glory for the
two years to go to the East Des Moines
high school. But there is now no more
question as to whom the championship
rightfully belongs.
Liza Lehmanns celebrated song cy-
Gle, I'm a Persian Garden" sung by
Miss Mary Botelle, soprano, Mr.. Fred
s. Condit, tenor, Mrs. w. A. Heidel
contralto, and Mr.. w. B. Olds, BARI
tone, will be given in connection with
the organ recital by H. w. Matlock in
the college chapel Tuesday evening,
Nov. %. Mr.. d. L. Smith will play the
accomplishments.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will hold market day in the
room formerly occupied by FL. X. Sni-
d,ers drug store Wednesday.
Mr. George Hanlin, of Tacoma,
Wash. left this morning for Musca-
tine for short visit with his mother,
who is 95 years old. From there he will
go to Chicago and then back to his
home in Tacoma.
DR.. Dan f. Bradley preached in Des
Moines yesterday.
Mr.. George Carter. of Ames, is visit
ing his brother, C. w. Carter. for few
days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-24
SUES GRlNNELL.
Farmer Seeks to Recover $500 81
cause Sewage Smells Bad.

Special 10 Times Republican.
Montezuma, Nov. 24.-William Vogt
Is now prosecuting his claim for $500
against the city of Grinnell for pollut-
ing the stream which flows thru his
pasture by ernptying into it all the
sewerage and offal from the city, rem
dering the water in the creek, he claims,
vile. unwholesome and useless for man
or beast, and also endangering the
health of his stock and of his family by
reason of the stencil from the mouth of
this sewer. which is but a short way
from his dwelling house. The case is
now being heard in the district court
and unless it goes off on some point of
law will occupy the time of the court
and jury for the remainder of this
week, at least. 1t is understood that
the city of Grinnell has already COM
menced to make the conditions more
wholesome at the mouth of the sewer
and to that end have made some con-
tract to put in a modern alteration
plant. This fact will not be permitted
as evidence in this case, however Much
anxiety is entertained by the city coun-
Gil as to the result, tho the plaintiff
may not succeed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-24
Cambridge News.
oecial to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Cambridge Nov. 24.-Miss Jennie G.
Smith, of Goldfield, and recorder
elect, of Wright county, and formerly
editor of the Cambridge Dispatch, is
visiting with her brother, DR.. M. c.
Kuth, and family, in Cambridge.
The ladies of the M. e. church gave
a banquet and handkerchief bazarr at
the opera hall Friday evening at which
the receipts amounted to one hundred
and twenty-five dollars.
The Iowa Falls, Des Moines and
Northern railroad is now completed to
a point six miles south of Cambridge,
the connection having been made at
Nevada Saturday and trains will soon
run to Cambridge from Iowa Falls.
Mr. A. Kerr and sister, Mrs. M. e.
Phillips, who have been in California
several months returned to Cambridge
recently.
The street commissioner is doing a
lot Of fine grading on the streets, max
ing them harmonic with the cement
and brick sidewalks put in during the
past summer.
A. X. Olson recently sold 100 acre
farm adjoining Cambridge at $50 per
acre.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-24
s.. Fenner's Kidney
and Backache Cure

mis- Great Medicine is the Favorite
Sensive Practice of Successful
Specialist in Diseases and De-
Engagements of the Kidneys and Such
Other Ailments as are Caused by OF
are Dependent on Disturbed or De-
fcient Kidney Action. This Includes
Diabetes, Bright's Disease, Gravel,
Rheumatism, Gout, irritable Bladder,
Dropsy, Functional Wrongs of the
Heart and All Complaints Having
Origin in an Excess of Uric Acid in
the Blood.
If you have any of these symptoms:
Backache, Headache, Sideache, Mus
cleache, Tired Feeling, Swelling of
Feet. Swelling of Ankles, Swelling OF
Abdomen, Puffness Under Eyes. Ner-
vousness, Sleeplessness, Shortness OF
Breath, Palpitation of Heart Frequent
Thirst Irritable Bladder, Scanty Urine,
Frequent Urine, Cloudy Urine, Thick
Urine, Mealy Urine Ropy Urine, Burn
ing Urines, Highly Colored Urine; you
should know that they are danger sig
mails that tell of blood loaded and foul
ed with tissue waste--the debris of cell
wear, the refuse of vital processes, ash
es of the fires of life.
Kidneys are simply blood filters.
their business is to keep the blood pure
BY straining from it the impurities re-
Dulting from either faulty assimilation
or the ever constant tissue changes.
When they are we'll they do this. When
they are sick and can't accomplish
their function the body suffers from re-
sained impurities.
The body is living furnace consum-
Ing a fuel of food. Food burned in the
body gives nourishment for substance.
s. Ind heat for force and accomplish
nent, and the residue of ashes that re-
Jult from the burning.
If the kidneys and accessory emunc-
tories fail to carry off the ashes the
blood becomes loaded with such mat
ter and in its rounds through the It's
sues deposits more or less of it to clog
the machinery of life, impede function
and become fit soil to breed and nour-
ish germs of disease.
1t is the benificent mission of DR..
Fenner's Kidney and Backache Cure to
put the kidneys in shape to filter the
blood and keep it pure and wholesome
thus freeing the tissues from all waste
products that impede function. give
distress, or engender and harbor dis
ease.
DR. Fenner's Kidney and Backache
Cure is for sale at drug stores, in So
cent and one dollar sized bottles. There
is no other medicine onehalf so glood
TO free your blood from adj impurities
that cause headache, backache, mus
cular weakness or stiffness and pain,
rheumatism and govt in every FORM.
and all those kidney ails and incom
petencies that permit accumulation of
the debris of tissue change.
Put your kidneys right by the use of
DR.. Fenner's Kidney and Backache
Cure and you will be surprised to find
how much else of disturbed bodily
function will come right.
Write for literature regarding The
Peoples Remedies. DR.. M. NJ. Fenner.
Fredonia, N. Y.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-24
Searsboro,
.cial to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Searsboro, Nov. 24.-Little Mariea
Martin is very sick with lung fever
and throat trouble.
Mrs. Eugene Reno, of near Lynnville,
and Miss Leloa Rairdon, of Pomeroy.
Ia, visited over Sunday with their
cousin, Mrs. II. r. Ritter.
George Etehel is the new Iowa Gen.
trail agent.
Word received from Miss Mary Nor
gan at Denver, Colorado, is that she
thinks she is improving.
The new store building of Stanley
& Son is rapidly nearing completion
and will soon be ready for business.
Mrs. Eliza Williams is domiciled In
a suit of rooms at the Mrs. Gordin
home.
H. r. Ritter was business visitor
at Grinnell Thursday.
T. I. Farmer and wife attended the
play at the Colonial in Grinnell Thurs
day night.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-24
Vail.

Special to Times Republican.
Vail, Nov. 24-Thomas Leahy's child
died yesterday. The parents have the
sympathy of all.
William Shives and wife have re-
turned from Colorado Springs.
Mr.. Buck Mitchell is laid UP with an
injured hand and thirty-five M. w. A.
boys went out and husked his corn and
report big time.
f. Stark went to Minnesota today on
a visit.
Thomas Adams is visiting at Bayard,
Iowa.
Charles Smutney has returned from
Des Moines.
L. L. Hulce, B. Olson and George Die
ter went to Carroll on business.
NJ. Gibbon is visiting in Omaha.
Mrs. Kate Ryan, of Chicago, returned
home yesterday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-24
Sent to an Asylum

SpeC1aI TO I1MeS-RepuDIICan.
Iowa Falls, Nov. 24.-It is reported
here that Isaac Tucker former we'll
known business man of this city had
been taken to independence for treat
ment. If true this is sad news for the
friends of Mr.. Tucker who was one of
the best known citizens of this place for
years. 1t is stated that he was sent on
the authority of the insane commission
of Hancock county hoping that the rest
and the treatment at the asylum would
benefit him. He was engaged in the
grain and stock business here for many
years and operated the elevator at the
b.. C. R. & N. depot for long time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-24
STATE DRUGGISTS MEETING.
Annual Meeting Will Be Held in cour
ell RIuffs NaX& .luIM

Gil Bluffs Next July.
Special to mes-Republican.
Council Bluffs, Nov. 24.-The date
for the next annual meeting of the
Iowa State Pharmaceutical Association
has been fixed for July ell in Council
Bluffs. The business sessions will be
held in the Royal Arcanum hall and
the reports will be at Lake Manawa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-24

serious time with rheumatism for the
past week, but Is somewhat better at
present.
Mrs. John Frankfort went to Grinnell
the latter part of last week to be in at
tendance on her mother, Mrs. John
Ramsay who is suffering greatly with
cancer.
Rev. o. D. Elicit, of Marshalltown,
addressed our people on Saturday eve
ming, Sunday morning and evening, on
temperance in the two churches as an
nounced, and made a very strong and
earnest argument for the abolition of
the saloon with all its attendant evils.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-24
Gilman.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Gilman, Nov. 24.-The wedding cere-
mony uniting Fred G. Graves and Miss
Annie Wilcox will be celebrated at the
home of the brides parents in Montour
on the 26th inst.
Mrs. r. L. Parker returned to-. her
home in Gladbrook on Saturday morn
ing, after visit of three days with her
relatives here.
The pie and coffee social engineered
by the young ladies of the Y. P. S. C. E.
on Friday evening was quite successful,
and would have been made so if the
evening had been pleasant AS 1t was,
the young folks had a gay time, and
some addition, not enough to start a
national bank accrued to the society
treasury.
BY a recent letter to his relatives
here 1t is learned that the health of Mr..
j. B. Scurr is somewhat improved.
Mrs. e. N. Peer has been having a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-16
A los N0tarios

OARPETAH PARA ESORITURAS
I'm colores 90 hacen & 10 Or
den GLAA COreeagRSP0yDuoIA.D
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Conferencia pedagogical

Cslebrose hoy 10 tercers eonfs.
renciA escolar anunciada Dor los pro.
fasores Linoh y Min. Todos los
mAsstros de Yauco y do Sabana
G.ande y L1jas asistieron Al scto
resUltando una verdadera asam blea
de mAestros.
Los cor fsrencistas desarYollaron
sns turnos felizmente.
Abrio Ell acto 10 Srta. Rosa BlAn-
ca &c dr1guez. demostrando las ven
ts1as del actual sistema de ensenan-
80, en- relaci6n con ell sntiguo.
Di1o que el nifio sprsnde hoy 10
practice de las cosas reusando 10
lmsginac'on y que 81 no hacemos
con este sistema Iiteratos y poetas,
formamos inteiigenciss ilustradas
para 10 dtil y grarde; en- el porvenir
de Puerto Rico.
LIE sigui6 en- el uso de 10 pals bra,
en- ingl6e, el prof ssor Mr.. Cart di.
sertando sobre naturalezs.
Despues hablo el pre- fssor don
Ramon Rodriguez, de SabAna Gran
de, sobre 10 ensenarzA objetiva, y
10 h!so con fAcil Y sencillo lepgusje.
En- cuarto t6rmino disert6 el pro.
tesor don Santisg Negr6n sobre 10
palAbra disciplinas, en- todas sus
Acepciones; cuando significan cast
go y cusnio demuestran 6rden, AZ
monfa y respeto en- las escuelas.
Bsllisimo fue este trab>jo ora.
torio.
En- quinto termino 10 hizo el pro.
Issor principal don Manuel Min, que
diserto sobre los castigos On 10 e.
cuela, hAciendo brillantfsimas de-
ducciones de 10 perjudicial de los
castigos deduoiones unas veces ab'
solutamente l6gicas y otra b armosa.
mAnte q osoficaf; an orAtoriA es fkcil
y conoeptuosA.
Cerro ei acto el ilustrado professor
principal de SabanA Grsrde dom
Modelto Cordero. Hab,6 como 81
sabe hacerlo, deleitAndo con ga 90.
tilo cAstixo = So elocuencia inspira.
do, reasumi6 toaos los temAs Abor.
dadCs por sus ilustrAdos com pa.
fercs, y dej6 al auditorIo, como sue
le decirse con In miel en- los lAbios
Caaranta prt ssores asistieron 6
IN COZ rencia pedagogical que he
deScrito.
Eu ell ndnero de los profesorss
que ssistieron & 10 fiesta del 6rbol se
oniti5 el rombre del competents
prt 9scr don Juan Lopez.
Qle te repitAn estas con srencias
QUE hfcen honor al magiste rio en-
\ >uco.
PeleGrln Lopez Iictoria.
Corresponsal
NAuco Il lie D,ciernbre 1902.
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Lleo0 q Ponce

De Nneva O lie eans Var o, Amsfi-
eanO sSan Jaans 6 los 6res. Ffitse
Lundt d ca.
So caTgs % como sigus:
Para los cons'g atarios, 40 m sdit o
sacos Afrxz
lAyoral hermaucs, 80 medios 90 :.
Coz arrcS.
C3si, Poi i Ca, $50 saccs harlns,
30 meaiOa aAcos arFex
S1ceaores do Gilet Arce, 80 me.
dies sAcos hsrina, 1866 medic sacos
arrox.
Bonin A 'n strong & tCa 600 sa-
COS hArina, $50 sacos afro =, $50 90.
COS AExox.
Oliver Paenta s. c. $50 .os ha'
riuA, 1859 sacos arrez
Morales Lsbs6n, IS sscos harins.
EugsDio Morales, 7G2 sacos ha.
rina.
Oliver Paents & Ca, 20 msdios
oaCo9 Afrez
Gonxfles Bonin & c..
Sloesores do Gilst & Arce, 20 bA.
rifles ss6car.
O:dsn, L q nero 2, 864 sacos arrez
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A LIZ p A
DE LA
"Liga de PrOpietariOS'

La sL'ga de Propistarioss In pre-.
sentado al Sacretsri0 do Puerto kl'
40 nm escrito en- solicitud de solucio.
mes en- bens & ,io de 10 Asociscion y
pIblico.
"Ea primer lugar, (dice uuo de
lcs pkrrs u del escrite) resulta nm
proeedimiento Illegal ei que encon-
tr&ndosa & 10 mitAd del alio econo.
mico en- curso, se docrete pOr q
Ayunta miento 10 colocAci6n do con.
tadores de sgus, cuAnd0 estes est2n
suietos 6 nm arbitEio por consumo
de csda metro c6bico del expre1ado
liouido, mientras que las casas par.
ticulares vienen pS gAndo por q di4
metro de 10 plum ma de sgua que uti-
lizs; y NO es l6gico que habi6ndose
hecho el cllculo del produt to % una
y otras instalaciones, sl formaTse el
presupuesto de ingres0s VICENTE,
venga ON estos momentos 6 moaif
carse el cobro de txl Arbitrio elevkn.
dolo extrs orc ioafiAmente, cuando
para cubrir los gaatos do este Afio
econ6mico est&n djAdos los ingresos
aorrespondientes, circumstances que
prusba claraments que el acuerdo
de que % tratA carece hoy de opor.
tuuidad."
Estl6ndese luego el escrito en- con-
sideraciones psrtinentes 6 % ale.
CATO, Anadiendo:
"HAce tres A1ics, 10 contribution
urbana do San Juan, al Tsse I'd lnsu.
lar y sl Ayuntamiepto, ascenai6 6
IL suma de $50 942 SO, y en- 81 corto
tempo trAnscurrtAo % ha elevado 8
mas de tres veces psg&ndose On oil
al1o fiscal actual el 20 % sobre el
valor de 10 propiedad.
Esta injusti6caaa contribsoi6a di.
recta y los cuantiosos arbitrios del
Ayuntamiento han cres6o una situa-
cion en- extreme Anorm4!feim2 para
10 mayoifA De los propietarios De
San Juan, do tai susrte que muchos
de clos no han podido psgsr toda.
via el primer semostrI de la contri.
buci6n del prssenta aflo fiscal y %.
recer de recursos CON que llevar 6
cAbo las obras de acometimisnto Al
.,lcAntarillado y al acneducto.
Por todas las preccdsntes rae ones,
In junta directiva que presi1o, be-
acordAdo en- "a session do anoche. oil
solicitar de usted, como tengo el no.
nor de hAeerlo, utili4ando el deFecho
que console 10 S:ccion 63a De 10 L1y
M ManicipAl el que se sirva modifcar
el citado acuerdo del Ayuntamisnto
d. San juan en- el eent:do de que
CONT "a en- gor sl actual sistsma
de aba: teci niento de aqua para usos
don esticos con exception de AQue-
lies propietarios que voluntariamsn
to quieran utiligAr el contador.
Suscribs ests articulo el Sr. JuAn
Blondet. Prasid nte de 10 Liga.
ST a,gG1 reAuitaao obtienen los
solicitAn.ss cate dia-io il formal4 de
clio.
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BASEBALL
EN- SANTURCE

E d mipgo por ID mAt1anA SO efec
tr6 un ce;a6o eu los terrenos del
CLUB ~Monte p lee Ell ese poblAdo
El cub edversArio sra el nuevo
<SAinl Louise y sisndo 90 primer
desa6o iugcron muy bieu contra el
fuerte sMcnte Pe!eer. Este club
como sucede cAsi siemp-e que ss ba
te, sal:o victorioso por el score de
Is cSrreras cor ira dcs. Los juRA :.
dores que componian los dos clubs
erRn los s'guientes;
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De SOldadO q DOliCfa

Hs solicit&do ser licenciado del
Regimiento de Puerto Rico, al sol'
dado Roman Qainones, de 10 com
panfa sd, que est< de guarnici6n
en- 10 ciudad de Ponce.
Qainonez es muy buen militar y
pisnsa continuAr en- el servicio de
las armas, ssntando plaza como po
licfa 1nsular. e .te go an militar
que sieve de orgullo al R-gimiento
de Puerto Rico. yposee una bril!au
to hojA de eervicio.
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Union PuertOrriQue1a
Americana.
COmit6 de San Juan.

S.endo grands al n6mero do pa.
sriotss que estkn pendieute da ins
eribir aus nombres en- el RogiatrO de
lA mencionadA oolectivida6, tone
mos el gusso do participate o.. que
qusda alberto Aq11l On 81 eatahleei
mi6nto de D. Francisco J. Narxssa
Cruy NO q,
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PlLDORAS ROSADAS
del DR.. Williams

son tan unv@rsalmente conocdas como el mejor
remedio para el reumatismo. Ilegan al asiento
misn:o de la enfermedad, limpiando Ia sangre
del ;cdo urico Y otros venenos qu" Ia vician
devoviendola d estado normal.
Su eficacia puede apreciarse por Ia sisuiente
carta escrita por el Sr. Genaro Cucho, Tinyundin,
Estado de Michoacin, Mexico, para exprcsar su
grattud por Ia inesperada curaci6n dc su hiio:
espaco mucho te1npo mi hijo snfrendo
haber agoado los mdios.
medico aconsearon qaizas a vista de los mejoes
facutvns ciudad do Mexico mi hc aviara tanto
ninguna odfan dar dc
cura1fa
En- consejos descorazone. viendo inn
mis-
pobi6n aaladarne toa mi fania Ia capital de
"a Republics.
Por I'm. despu6s dc saber cua m6dco medcamento
recu querido el Professor EArmacia, Sr Don
~ GabrerA o todna 0tTae medicines
n&les Seg6n 81 mamo 10 constable, pr0bar1
ns pldoas del Williams Al hn 10 hire
CON muy rode -.
leoneaeir n nsunda pcmo hjo empss6 lapyAras.y
hoy despu - g.
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ian O6dn
MmdM tho RM oboe IN Juan r. class matter 1900
Tribunales

1llNI4AC11O
Han entrados IN sumArio en- Hums.
Gao las causss que se aiguen { Fell
20 Espinoss, Ricsrd3 Morales, AL.
fonso Mslaret, Eagsnio D.sz. Juan
Di. = Ramon Lugo.
Han sido puestos en- lioertas en-
San juan Eugenio Delgado, Inoces'
ciA Disz y e Milo Oit;z G ZION.
En Arecibo feS puesto en- libastad
el die, ,,3. Valeriano Mercado Dor or.
den de 10 Corte de Jasticia dtl Dis
tliso.
EatrAron 6 cam plir condena en- 10
CT k-cel de San Juan los individuos
E iuvig,s O.ero, Andres Ramos, Pa
olo PAdr6. Jasu G ,rres, Manue. del
Vale, Rafael B. MoiicA y jose del
Vale.
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El Re!llllatislllo
Como CurarlO

FL Reumatismo es una enfermedad causada p,'r
impurezas existcntcs on e tutlo vital la salyrc.
Con frecuencia Ia c;tllS; tirccta eS la preScnca
de dcido nrico. Los sintomas dc Ia cntermc,lad
son dolores ayu1os en- los m,lSculo> y artcula-
clones. IL rcumatismo muscular ufcca gene
ralmente Ia espaldu hombros los m,l>culos
grandes dc los brazos v las picrnaS. III reunla-
tismo inflnatoro constituve la manifestation
m;is peligrosa, de ordnario presente
dolores en- observation-disclosures, que llecan !; ser muv
intenSns V acompaHados lie inflammation y
ticlre. Iero mayor pcligro cst; en que i'uedc
ut;,,1lr 0rrano vital, como al coraZ0u
la mucrtc rcl,rntlna.
La 1navora dc crfermos dc reumatismo
emplean remedies extcrnos que uplicun las
parties; fectuis. Tales remedies pucden mitiga
el dolor Dor un momcnto, pero el alivio cS solo
temporal. ii cfecto Sc extlngu" pronto qucda
el pacirnte rn pror cstado que antes.
Solo hay curn para cl reumntismo v
eliminar La Ninghn utro tratamento pro-
ducir;, una curacon permanente. Esto es porque
las
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