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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-26
NUTMEG CRAVINGS
Interesting Items Boiled Down for the Benefit of Our Busy Readers.

Benefit of Our Busy Readers.
 Alfred Presley, who admitted start ing several fires in Bridgeport. was yesterday adjudged insane and com mitted to the insane retreat at Middle town for six months.
 Michael Kennedy, who took large dose of Paris green Wednesday night and was found at Pope park, Hartford died at the Hartford hospital at 3:15 o'clock yesterday morning.
 The North Windham station on the Midland division of the Consolidated road was broken into Wednesday night and an express package contain ing a quantity of silver spoons taken. The burglars left no clue and it is be. lieved that the work was that of tramps.
 Nanette Brewster of Minneapolis, the little girl who was injured Wednes- day by being struck by A. R. Larkin, the llineman who fell from a pole at Hartford, was much better yesterday, and it was said at the Hartford hospi- tai last night that it was expected she would recover. It was decided not to amputate the fractured leg.
 The entire force employed in the beaming department of the J. R. Mont gomery Co.'S cotton warp and novelty yarn mill at Windsor Locks, number ing 31 men have been discharged aud the department shut down. Mir Montgomery said that this action was taken in view of intolerablea conditions demanded by the Beamers' union which would prevent the company from competing with other mills. The union men are said to have reduced the speed of their machines recently in or der to make work last through antici- pated dull times and there has been talk of demand for higher wages and shorter hours.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-26
FILED THB cITY's ANSWER.
In the Contempt of Court Proceedings Brought by Platt Bros.


 Colonel Burpee filed the city's an sWer this morning in the contempt of court proceedings brought by the Platt Bros Co regarding the sewage disposal question. 1t is lengthy document and is signed by John F. Kellogg, John O'Neill and Lucien F. Burpee. 1t re- views the history Of the trouble and then states that immediately after the dling of the decision of the court on June l, 1899, the city paid the damage and costs awarded therein and at once began and continued to use every pos sible effort to discover and carry out a plan and means for disposing of it's sewage other than by emptying into the Naugatuck river. The answer calls attention to the employment by the city of the most eminent engineer in the country to inquire into the mat ter and after it had been shown that 1t was practically impossible to find q proper solution of the question, the ef- forts made by counsel representing the city to ascertain from disinterested par ties to be appointed by judge of the superior court what was a reasonable compensation for such damages as the compliments had suffered or might ss1f- fer on account of the nuisance com plained of. The document goes on to show that the complainants have per sistently refused to meet the city on the question of settlement and that the city and its agents have done all in their power and are still engaged in an honest endeavor to carry out the order of the court. The case will not be heard until fall, so that no matter what way it goes the officials will be at large during the summer months.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-26
X. DOug,hertY CORSET COVERS

At 25c-Ladies' Corset Covers, made
 of best Lonsdale cambric, trimmed
 with two rows of lace insertion,
 have always been sold for 39c.
 while they last will close them
 out at the low price of 25c each We alsa have on hand very nice line of Corset Covers, prices from 30c to $1, which we will be pleased to show to our customers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-26
WORN OUT

One of the most efficient tonics in re- storing worn4olut systems is Beef, Iron and Wine, A fine lot at 5Oc per bot tie. Fdtzpatrick's pharmacy. East Main and Wall streets. Telephone 63-4.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-26
MILITARY BAND PROGRAM.

The following is the Waterbury Mill atary band promenade program to, be given at City hall Saturday evening, A. J. Lallier director:
 Two-step- Crack of the Whip" Henry Walt May, Sweet May Chattaway Two-step- 1" "Graduates'' ........ Levi Schotische-. Florence" =. .Laurendeau Two-step "Bizzy Izzy". Kuebler Waltz 'tImpassioned Dreams. Rosas Two-step- Before the Mast ... Waltz-"Same Old Crowd". Morse wo-step-'sA' Franzesca" ...... Costa Schottische Ideal' .......... Rees -"Dixey Girl" ....... Lampe Waltz-"In Dear Old Illinois,. Dresser Two-step-"Pau Revere's Ride" ....
 Panella chottische--''Bianc ......... Steele Two-step-. ..Daddy's Delight" .Losey Waltz-''Lazarre'' ............ Blanke Two step-"A Lucky Duck". Whitney Waltz-"Down at Lovers Roost"..
 Chattaway
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-26
A. F.. COWLRS

Has the rain ruined your hat? It has ruined our prices. Shall we share each others losses? Don't you think we do our part when we offer you a large assortment at nearly half pricei -$150, $2Oo, $2.5O, $500, $3.50, $4.00 $4.50, $500. $5.5o, $500, $7.o0, $500 and $9.0o are the new prices for hats until July 4.
 53 AND 55 CENTER ST. F. S.-Ask to see the Hat Bargains after 9 a. m. Tuesday next, 23rd inst.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-26

You know why you want to move: we don't. We know, however, the quickest way for you to find new place So live. Probably hint is as good as diagram.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-26
Fifteen Dollars.

Most any careful about his appearance willing to pay Fifteen Dollars for suit of clothes In fact many getting their suits at this price that make extraordinary to supply smart correct handsomely tailored suits this popular figure We pick out the choicest wooens to be had them made up in unknown to usual clothing this price In fact all power and prestige to supply the best suits ever made at Fifteen Dollars.
 New fancy chevot and neat woreds also black or blue chevoand the handsomest blue serges you'll look, you'll leave your Fifteen Dollars here.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-26
Real Estate and Rents
O'NEILL'S BULLETIN.

ts 1t 5
 When the trolley cars go up West Side hill, which they will do in about a year, and by that time the union will have won the strike, and I hope before then, property up there will be worth about twice what it is now. have 8 two-tenement house up there that can be bought dirt cheap, simply because the man who owns 1t is too strong to walk up the hill. If you buy this place, which is only half way up the hill, you not only buy home, but you get very profitable investment for the few hundred dollars that you have laid by. Do not pay rent, as have repeatedly said in these columns: it is cheaper to own a home than to rent a tenement, and why should you let your money stay in a bank and let the bankers get rich while you stay poor?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-19
Temerosos de
TN terremOtO

Nueva York, Mario, le 11.3o A M.
En- todas las poblaciones del Es-
tado de Montana reino gran panico
d causa del fen0meno sefsmico SEN
lido ALI Numerosas familias sc
ianzaron a las GILES huyendo del
recinto urbano temerosas de un
terremotO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-19
AL BEILO SEXO

Todas aquellas que tengan
su CUTS manchado con. pecas
panos etc, basta para que de-
saparesca con usar ell RENE
dio Turco de Sidi-Amazz Que
vados.
De venta en- la Farmacia de
F. G~uillermety.
Por mayor. G. Mulet.
Mayaguez, PR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-19
Ell gobierno fran
ces satisfeCho

Nueva York, Mario, 10 1l.30 A. u.
Noticias de Paris dicen que ha
agradado mucho al gobierno fran
cesla ratification del tratado del
canal de Panama. Aquel gobierno
Sc muestra muy satisfecho con la
adquisicion por los Estados Unidos
de tan im~portante via.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-19
Information Local

En- SAnturca ha fallecido joe
Castros de tfcio takaquerc.
-MaestrOs cuyas coHtsAtas han oil
do aprcbsdss por Ell Dep6 rtamento
do Instruction: Je1Eie D. Hill q Ia.
giles Vega bsjs !; Hector ~. Carrier,
rural para Come 10, Jossfa Cabrera
yB- EGO. rural para Manatf; e isa Ru
bio. America Aponts, Mai. Maehin
y Estela Frias rurales para C.yey,
Rosenda Ma. r ldil rural TARA Ma
yAgrsz y Ramon VArona SuArss, m.
ral para UtuAdo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-19
GrandeS refOrmaS en- ell
ParQue Borilqnen

Su dueno ha introducido allf, gran
des reformss, para solaz de los con.
currentes. Ua nusvo hermoso Co.
medor se ha establecido tambien,
ademks de nm gran Billar .nnevo.
Els ahorA aquel sitio verdadera.
mente rscreativo, y nAdie debe de.
jar de scudir 81 "PArque", donde to.
do es delicioso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-19


La Sehora Lulu Larmer, Stoughton, Wis,
nos escribe:
"Por dos anos he sufrido de nerviosidad
y desordenes del estomago, hasta que pare
cha que TODD mi cuerpo no era mas que una
accumulation de ~nervios.
"Estaba muy irritada, no podia dormir, nj
descansar 8 componerme, y de toda manera
no era capaz para cumplir con los deberes
de mi casa.
Tome t6nicos y pfldoras para los nervios
tomar la Peruna, me mejore constante-
mente, mis- nervios Sc p~usieron mas ~fuertes,
pude dormir y hoy me considero estar en-
perfecta salud y fuerza.
"Mi convalecencia fue lenta pero segura,
y mi perseverance, fue recompensada por
Ia salud perfecta."- - Sonora Lulu 1armer.
La Sehora Anna B. Fleharty, ultimamente
Superintendent del Quartet principal dc la
w. C. r. u, en- Galesburg, Ill, fue por
diez amos una de las sehoras mas promi-
nentes Ell aquel lugar. Su esposo cuando
viva fue ell primer presidente de la Univer
sidad Wesleyana de Nebraska, en- Lincoln,
Nebraska.
En- una carta escrita desde 4oI Sixty
Seventh Street, Oeste, Chicago, Ill, ella
dice:
"No estaria sin Peruna, aunque costase
diez veces mas."-Sehora Anna H. F1eharty.
"Catarros de Verano," folleto escrito por
eli DR.. Hartman sobre los desarreglos ner-
viasos que sobrevienen durante Ell verano,
Sc enyfa gratis 4 cualquiera direction porl la
Peruna Medicine Company, Columbus, Q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-19

SNueya York, Mario. l9 II 80 A. M.
On despacho de la Habana in
lorna que ell gobierno cubano SO
opone & que Espana saque de la
bahia de aquella capital los restos
del <Maines Los cubanos Green que
no debe permitirse tai cosa 4 Is.
paha.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-19
pna MAS DE SEsEhIA Ans.

ArSrIGUO r BIErS
Ell JARABE CALMANTE DE la SRA. WINSLOW.
asado por MILLONEs DE MADREs. para sus hijos, en- 81
PERIODo DE DENTICIoN, CON EXIT0 COMPLETE. TRAN.
QCILIzA 8 la CRIATURA, ABLANDA LAS ENCIAS, ALiyIA
ToDoS LOS DOLORES, CU3A Ell C0IIcO vENTOSo, y ea ei
mejor remedio para L. DIARREA. De venta en- las BOTICAs
dol mundo entero. Pedid,
Ell JARABE CALMANTE DE LA SRA. WINSLOW.
NO ACETTEIs oTpo
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Fuerte temblor de
terra en- Montana

Nueva York, Mario, 10 ll.3o A, M.
So ha sentido un fuerte temblor
de terra en- Montana. En- Helena.
capital de aquel Estado, .varios edi-
ticios han sufrido desperfectos de i'm
portancia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-19

Mr. Romero Haxahusent, de
classes de ingles, en- SD casa Gale
Nueva ndmero 2 altos Marina, los
lunes, microbes y viernes, de s & Q
de 10 noche, & dos pesos mensua.
4eS. d
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-19
QOtacl6n pleDlSeitaria de
la Correspondence
"Gobierno temporal au-
menta en- las 1ltimas "a
horas.
IN vote de M.yagusz. por ..Inle.
pendencia", tbserva:

pendenclso CD servA:
"Convertir Puerto Rico on Terrific.
RIO sel1A despciArle de Id persO.
M dad qae le es propie; y ID
persOnalla&d de los pnabIos es
inAlienAbls como 10 hubieron de-
resOnocer los sAbios padres de
u nacionAlidad Anglo America,
No: SsrfA adamas nm contra.
sentid0 moral 10 vsz qua geo.
gr&6cos 81 cAbe deeirlo nj, ell
estAblecer tAmanR 0isparidad eE
tire las dos Antilles hermAnAs,
Caba y Paerto REQ uniaas por
81 understandable Ii 20 de 10 co.
munidAd do o1igen, idioms, de-
rseho y vscindad,n
Otro de San Juan. por .Terr1tor
rio, dice:
I'm mi conviction drme NADIA me
importa u opinion de los anne
ricsuos del Consej1 que trata de
qu1tarnOs esa idsa."
Otro de ID isla Calebra, o TIE.
O0s0rvA:
He gotado por ell Territorio por no
tener 8 ayitar mas cambios, {
que cate der graeiaao pals es co.
mo 81 dinero " los dineros) que
h. teniao siempre pie la en- los
canges. A.sA, SevillA.n
Gro de Csyey, por G If ,aera.
cion AntillAnA', visns luscrito por
E. ". G.
Gro de Humacso, por I ldepen.
deneiaa, 10 frma r J N
Otro, por sGobierno sem o als,
dice;
s.... En IN plszo mls 6 msnos lar.
60 podifA hscersa In adopci6n
de los rueblos americaLo puer
torrique1o, =, antonces, toda no
luei6a serfs mks fAcil
Otro idem, idem:
sDebemos tomar an tempo para s!e.
CIR nm canine d otr ; por ESQ
prehero apltzAr 10 ao.uci6n
Osro, de Ponce, por &c ,bierno
temperate:
sAmsricanos 6 insulAras, tenaafs.
mos Akf tempo he probarnos
mdtlamente.s
Otro idem iiem:
Tia prudenciA aconsejs en- este ca
10 nm aplazamiento & il 6 nues.
tros III srsses morales y m.t,.
riales.n
Information Local
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-19
Concentrates de Ia
prensa francesa

Nueva York, Mario 10 ll.30 A. M.
LA prensa francesa comenta favo-
rablemente la ratification del ira
tado del canal de Panama, aludien-
do a ~propositos disimulados de Ale
mania con respecto a este asunto.
Sc aplaude mucho la resolution de
la Alta Camara americana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-19
Baquero y Gandara.

Commentaries importadores de
provisiones de todas procedencias.
San Justo ID y 1S, San Juan
Pto. Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-19

Ri 'FuerO de Arag6n

Ed Arsg61.
-1Qas dispoLfs 81 faero &c Ara.
g6n sObref..
-Pero, hombrs, mo We listed que
esas son cosas del fnero inferno?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-19
NOTICIAS

g 10y ..esSNn rs ~ ,ara,s sasn.us
san s Ga j 4si,y ~, J d .s i a ss,ss5 - Pro- p1apa ass sa a ahsi.
immediate {, hs4s .,, ne p =, sa.o. prsdnss " sss ne na
al niao aBlanda sus sncias, aliyia sus dolores haze Il
fss's j N m. sSne, rsmsdio o ssaoasss p z ssf E di III as e p1o.
yenga ssia De Ia dsntici6n 3 DE- c~uaiauiena osra canss.
d. asl Z ssas @aS Win saasass . d j RP sasl a. : s sdsa.s 1&'a-a''
EsPECIFICOS HOMEOPATI
COS De HUPHREYS de vents nor
RsfAel Castro Gonzales, Fortaieza
~. So regala nm manual para "a uso
en- espanol 8 ingl6s 4squellos que 10
q ,liciten.
Doctor Emilio CbeVremOnt
CIRUJANO DENTIsTA
De regraso de los e stados Unidsa
hA alberto sn OFICINA DENTAL
Gale do San Francisco ndmero SO.
Frente 6 Ia Capills.
Sal Superior de Curacao
A so oENTAvos 90.
Maiz del pals q $2-25 "a.
Puntas paris, cajas de
90 lbs. gruesas Y hnas ia
manos de 2 hasta S pull
gadas a $3.50.
Alambre puas, rollos
de 90 lbs. $2.75.
Cramps. barril de 90
libras S..
Ofrecen BaQuerO y Gandara
81 listed snfre frecuentemente
dolores de cAbezA y ma 6 is, ri tiene
tsfos en- los pies y las maDos. y estx
iuspetenta, t3me las aPI.rORAS
RECONSTITUY ENTES DE IA
LIE & CANCIO", y seguraments
se CurRPk
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-19

usa Inca y La Inca vale diez CEN
tayos.
Las cartas que vengan con CO.
muaics&o sin SD inporteao 50 cou-
tektss.
En- est. Imprensa se. vsnde pApel
: vi 10 6 % 40 e~uintsl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-19
Doctor Emilio CbeYremOnt
CIRUJANO DENTIsTA

De regreso de los e stados Unidsa
hA alberto SD OFICINA DENTAL
Gale do San F~rarcisco ndmero SO.
Frente 6 IL Capills.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-19

En- esta Inprents sc venae papel
viejo 6 % 40 quintAl.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-19

Linea ferrea del Oeste
TINE O.
Salilas De Bayam6n , Capital si-
mu1txunamanfo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-02

WANrED--A hrst-ciass an rc,--
ddor American plan hotel: torS att M
WI gooa salary; new hotsi toest III
N4o, this Office. Ax.s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-02
Parks for Our Cities
le. =. ParksE saperInlendant q rnrL..

O. A. Parker, Superintendent ~ p.,a,s
Hartford, Conn1
have visited over 1000 OF the so,o n.rS.
squares and public areas OF the Iyn,,ca
states, aud my conclusion az 20 mark ares
for cities and their relations 10 us popuIa.
ton income and valuation. Is as follows
First area Of parks as related TO area Of
cities
onetwentieth Of tho city's area should
be reserved for packs and squares A
playground should he allowed Al least eo,
fHet square to every square mile. ana IN
densey populated SECTIONS. more than ono.
fvor other smsl SQUARES should he allowed
10 the mile, Of az least hair an acre each.
a thousand acres woiid then he divided
as follows
zen sores IN Fairgrounds and squares
For'l acres Tor large parks
ono hundred acres Ia streets aud ailevs
rive acres IN school grouuds etc
one hundred and iftyHvc acres for pub.
III purposes
Elsht hundred and ATTY acres for private
does lSe per cent seem large preper-
tion % give M 70 public usesg Yet one
third Of the cities already exceed that
amount " N pfobahls that "a 10 Dor
cent ~ the cities one acre In hye is De.
voted 70 puhir ase This VIII 20 far 10
ward preyentus overcrowdlng ana make
the other four acres moro valuable. A.
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ready twenty two elites IN the United
states have Que acre In twenty devoted "a
park purrosea
Second, as to finances most common
method OF raising money for park pur
poses Is Ivy bonds for the purchase OF
land. construction and other extraordinary
outlays, and by appropriations in the an.
nual city budget for tho cost OF mainte.
nance or other ordinary and trausitory ev-
penses.
II has usually been found that it the
appropriations are dependent upon the vote
OF The city government tho city politicians
keep the park within their grasp, The
parks are FOR the public and tho public
should at all times control them, but rs a
tree can not flourish IN having an over
abundance 81 water one month and none
at all the next, so the park must have a
steady supply Of funds necessary for me
care Of It's plant llfe, ana 70 keep u IN
such order ais 20 be reasonably protected.
clean and inviting 20 the pnblic. That y
may be so, an ever increasing number OF
I cities are having the money necessary for
their park maintenance set aside by the
| treasurer or that officer whose duty Il fs
/ 20 establish the rates, the same as hxed
expenses. such as Interest and money for
/ siuklnE funds are raised. For Instance,
! NJ half min tax on total revenue Nalus
tion IA SGT aside IN this way ny provision
: I'm tho charter II does not come up 20 pe
voted upon by the city government
In the study Of the cost q park mainte
nauoe, II Is found that tho rosl in many
elites on oyer 5000 population equals cr TX
cccds ore halr Mill on assessed valuation
cr IN cents pcr capita, or per epnt 81
the total Income Of tho city
/ II there IS one acre ~ park to 80 IN
hahitants and tax equal 70 ~ cents pel
capita IS raised, there wonld be $40 pel
year per acre, for ordinary park expenses
| which while not sufficient for very large
citlre where the cost " policing and light
| INC Is considerable. vet Is ample IN
moderate sired cities certainly Tor citle'
under 10000 population
II Is usual te raise money by bendf 10
park construction ana provision shcnid d
| made fnr them " needed As It costs ahep
5000 PER acre for thorough ccuvtructie'
work-scme parks have cost many time
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that aud II there is an sore OF park to
200 people, then the bonded indebtedness
should not exceed $40 per capita. IL the
ponds run for thirty or forty years then the
total annual cost per capita, for park pur
poses would he about 81 per person; less
than cents per week That is, cents
per person per week may give to any city
IN the United States satisfactory park
is taken In time city can, for convent
ence or necessity, put on for years enter
Ing into we'll organized park system,
bur II can not be done without sacrihclng
much and az an ever Increased cost 10 its
people when 10 does come. aud II Us sure
TO come in time. II Is not essential to con
struct the park ob even 10 make Il usahle,
but Il is essential that the city ss whole
ahould be- well considered and after de.
termining both the amount Of land needed
and It's location that IL be secured at once
and then developed and rendered usahle as
the means and needs Of the city require
In conclusion. let me say that new
field OF labor, new profession is fast
opening for an architect Of cities, by
this, / do not mean an architect for rs
buildings, but for the construction OF the
city as whole, the determining Of the
relative proportions and locations OF It's
different functions. This Is not call e
lay our new cities for Il is tho people
and not the land that make the city,
hut cal Tor n man who has tho capacity
e. tako In mo existing conditions viii
"Architcctnre does not begin until the
utility " tho structure has been prcvtdei
for SO the architect OF the city has "A,
icau nmil the city itself has heen estah
lshed. and Nhilc building the citF. re
member that tho arts are hut different
methods % expressing the love OF th'
Creator Tor his creatures, or man TOWARD
his fellow being, md this arr viii be ~
oxcepaon Also do not forget thst Will
nature does much, she does not MAXI
| parks inside the limits OF city of 10000
/ aistfihutne them throughout the coun
I try
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road fare both ways; bess references. Ad-
dress The Matthews Home Harvey
NJ Matthews, 81. D., superintendent, 300
Day avenue, San Antonio, Texas. n
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equal 10 caionlel and leave no hsd after
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INCLOSE SIS and will send prescrip.
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IN from ten 10 twenty days. The medi'
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This way Is much cheaper than sending
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MEN-NIy Gold and Damiana tablets
promptly relieve and permanently cure
all cases OF impotence or debility; mailed
ST. Leon BlchoI, French Pharmacist.
1902 Mckinney avenue. Houston. tt
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SOS SECURES scholarship emitting you
to u thorough course in shorthand taught
either at my office or by mail and assist
ance in securing a position. Mrs. Day,
General Stenographer, 202 Bins building,
Houston, Texas. old phone 1921. tf
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advice on any subject you wish, to know
about business, love, courtship and mar
rlage, lucky days, numbers, etc. when
and how To be successful Always con,
suit the best Prof. Nortbworth- 1873
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