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PAGE.

DR.. Gibson who started to build las
fall will complete his buildings thi.
summer.
Mr.. Goldsworthy of Minneapolis is al
Rage to get lumber for building at
Whitney Brook.
Miss Sommerville shot a large wild
cat. Sunday morning, the first one killed
at.Page this winter.
Mr.. -Butterfeld will build large
stock barn at Meadow Brook farm.
Mr.. :Sommerville will also build large
stock barn on his farm.
There will be many Improvements at
pheasant Valley and vicinity this sum-
mer. MIR. Thompson will build an ad-
dition to his cottage and improve the
grounds.
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bought fine team Of horses at the
Mark sale Saturday
. John Hagland returned with his
horses this week. He made good time
travelling but he says that it was a long
and lonesome ride. Well, Johnny, we
are all glad to see you home again and
q certain young girl looks happier than
the rest of us.
NEW Moon.
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VINELAND.

There is still one school without any
teacher.
D. Il. Robbins has been down to
Princeton on business.
Miss Rucher Of Pierz commenced
her spring term in school No. /.
Florence Sullivan, the little daugh-
ter OF W. Sullivan has been very sick.
Angina Brokaw while playing on the
hay accidentally ran pitchfork
through her hand.
When some Of the young people of
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WHITE LILY.
Tragedy Averted.

''tJRst in the nick of time our Little
i hoy was: saved" writes Mrs w. Wat.
kins> ofsRleasant City, Ohio. APneumo-
mia had splayed sad havoc with him and
"a Terrible cough set in besides Doc
tors treated him him, but he grew
Sxorse: evegy day. At length we tried
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
.and our darling was saved
He is now SQUAD and we'll" Everybody
ought ath know. tits the only cure for
cough, colds and all lung diseases.
Guaranteed by G. A. Jack, druggist.
Price SOC and $l0Q. Trial bottles free.
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Vineland go to a dance, they should be
careful not to drive a mule when there
are oxen around.
Mr.. Wykles Of Morrison county has
bought land on Rice lake Of Frank
Daigle. Mr.. Wykles is building.
The camps will break up this week.
if the thaw keeps on. All the camps
have put in a good winters work.
;sKATHIo., y
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CRISIS ;DEFERRED.

Date Set for Argument on SWabasl, In
junction.
st. Louis, March 11.-The announce.
~ment by United States Judge Adams
'et the date on which he will hear argu.
>ments on the motion to dissolve the
Wabash Injunction defers the crisis
~ least another week. Tuesday,
warren II is the date set for the angsa-
me11t.
Isfe court gave counsel untfI Sat
a1day morning to file exceptions to
ohe argument and counter af1idavits
IN support of the bill OF complaint.
IN the :rEeantime attorneys for the de-
tense are taking a rest and work on
the W@bash system is proceeding as
usual. go" =
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Well Again.

The many friends of John Blount will
be pleased to learn that he has entirely
recovered from his attack of rheuma-
tism. Chamberlain's Pain Balm cured
him after the best doctors in the town
(Monon, Ind. had failed to give relief.
The prompt relief from pain which this
liniment affords is alone worth many
times its cost. For sale by Princeton
Drug Co.
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Colds Are Dangerous.

How often you hear it remarked
tits only a cold" and few days later
learn that the man is on his back with
pneumonia. This is of such common
occurrence that cold, however slight,
should not be disregarded. Chamber
lsin's Cough Remedy counteracts any
tendency toward pneumonia. It al
ways cures and is pleasant to take.
Sold by Princeton Drug CO.
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THREE CORNERS.

EFlan& Edminson seturned from the
woods Last week and looks fat and
healthy. -.&
a. ID. Ofae has built go addition to
bis barn which improves dhe looks OF
his place ~. 1 -.
A. Buckingham is erecting a dwell
ing house on his farm and intends to
move into it this spring.
To judge from the appearance of
spring medicine advertisements and
the crows spring must be here.
E. J. Satterstrom was chosen road
overseer for this district at the annual
town meeting at Princeton Tuesday,
E. J. Satterstrom has taken the con-
tract for putting up the frame work on
the new school house near Louis
iRust's.
/, .Axel Week is through moving onto
his farm in the upper part of Wyanett.-
He moved his family up the first part
of the week.
I Melker AK recently bought the SOL
acre farm with all machinery of his
father, John AK. The farm is located
in section 36, town Of Princeton.
4 George Chute hauled thirty-fve
head of hogs to Princeton Tuesday
and sold them to Mark Mr.. Chute
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ODE T arm I reside.
GleaninHs By Our Country
COrreSDpndenfs.
GERMANY GEMS.

Have you heard the crows sing? We
have. ~
Miss Rena Winsor spent Sunday in |
town, the guest OF Rita Byers.
Richard ziebarth has bought the
.buckskin team of Frank Madgett.
Geo. Conkler didn't go away. We
couldn't say just why, but surmise.
# Frank Libby is busy these days haul
ing hay with two teams from Longs
Siding.
Herman Francis seems to be the fell
low with his cutter wheels spinning
around the corners on two runners.
IS All of our enterprising farmers are
having their summers wood sawed by
q circular saw and gasoline engine.
+ We are glad to see that Mrs. Geo.
Bradford is able to 60 out for a ride
now and then, although she is in very
poor health yet. .s.-..>c-.
Our roadsare very much worse for
wear. We expect wagons to be the
style ere ilong.-[What's the matter
with autos?- ED.] ...... w.
llafe Slayback is quite stroke of
businesstout our way this winter haul
ing logs and tamarac and trading
horses. He is quite horse jockey.
We<are very glad to hear from our,
Page correspondent once in a while.
Couldn't you come oftener? We like;
TO hear from friends in the far north.
"A few of our old potato raisers got
.'bit' by the recent drop, although
Etheysare little better yet than 1o-cent
potatoes. You are off your base "a lit
tie L guess, Ed.
We have eight bachelors out here
all in one neighborhood; good docking,
hard working, enterprising farmers,
all own farms, and s'smoke.'' Eastern
papers please copy.
Geo. Schmidt is getting out "a CON
siderable lot of lumber. He must be
Egoing to build mansion this summer.
That is what Germany needs now is "a
few more nice houses; it has some fine
brick ones now.
Mr.. Winsor has just bought ia new
5000 trotter. We viii see what he is
good for some time NEXT summer, Mr..
| Winsor, when we catch you ION the
road with him. There are "a few more
ttrotters in Germany nowadays, land
some pretty reckless drivers, too.
Miss Lucinda was on the sick, list Last
lweek.
Hello! What lis the matter with
IFs'Priscilla.' ..n-,z.-.. .M-.. 80
~ IS. We are glad to hear that Mrs. Tabor
is improving so rsaI,aaaally.
Il Miss Bertha BockOuen visited friends
and relatives in Princeton last week.
T Howard White of Long Lake was "a
visitor in this vicinity Last week.
Mrs. Hugh Sleeves and Blanche
Harrington visited at Jas. tSaxoriss, Sun
day. ="
Where is the fellow with the little
white mustache He lis ON the sick
list, so we hear. -
Fired Manke was seen out in Germany
SUNDAY. Well, that is nothing, he is
seen out here quite often of late.
A vcrowd of young people went to
Spencer Brook Sunday, returning late
in the evening. All report a good
tinae.
n
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1t Saved His Leg.

r.: A. Danforth of LAGRANGE, Ca,
suffered for six months with frightful
running sore On his leg; but writes
THAT Bucklen's Arnica Salve wholly
tcured:itin five days. For ulcers, wounds,
piles, it's the best salve in the world.
Cure guaranteed. Only 25 cents. Sold
!by G. A. Jack, druggist.
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:nBE1S 1llDEN' DEATH
ARTHUR r. PENNELL, PROMINENT
FIGURE IN THE BuRDIck
CASE, is DEAD.
AUTOMOBILE JUMPS CURB

Machine Plunges Into Stone Quarry,
Instantly Killing the Man and Prob
ably Fatally lnjurino His Wife-onIy
Witnesses of the Tragedy Are Two
Boys Who Were Too Far Away to
Know Just How 1t Happened.
Buffalo, N Y, March 11.-More ter
rible almost than the death of E. L.
Burdick, was the tragedy that oc-
CURED late in the afternoon, when Ar
thur r. Pennel, one of the chief fig
ures in the investigation of the Bur-
dick murder, was hurled heaolong in
to eternity. Mr.. Pennel was riding in
his electric automobile, with Mrs. Pen.
nell: They were on Kensington ave.
nue hear Fillmore avenue, skimming
along the edge of the Gehrs stone
Quarry, huge rock-ribbed hole in the
|egfound. Mr.. Pencils hat blew off,
The auto swerved and leaped over the
|ccurb into the abyss below.
PenneI was Killed Instantly,
FMS head being crushed to an unrecOg
nizable mass. Mrs. Pennell was in
jured SO severely that the surgeons al
the Sisters hospital, to which she was
taken, say her chances of recovery :a1x
very slight ..-.*
Two boys saw the tragedy. They
were too far away to know positively
just how it happened Mrs. Pennell
when found, was unable to speak. She
was only semiconscioas when taker
to the hospital and could speak HD fco
herent words After the operations
performed by DR.. Eugene Smith, liz
the hope OF saving her life, she lapse1
into Inconsistencies and hence there
can be no true version of precisely
how the affair occurred.
1t is intimated in some quarters tina
it was case of suicide on the part O.
Pennell, and that the Burdick amurde.
was the cause thereof
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BOXERS BRfEElfiG AT MIGHT
Dozen of Them Killed in Fight with
Imperial Troops.

Picking, March 11:-Yuap! rShi Kai,
the governor Of Chi Lii province, .having
been Informed that the Boxer organi.
cation was nesuming activity in the
eastern part of the province, des-
patched troops who discovered that
members of the society, we'll armed,
were drilling at night in a town 100
miles east of Picking. The Boxers
were dispersed after a dozen of them
and several soldiers had been killed.
Yuan Shf Kai ordered the prisoners
to be beheaded and their, heads dis
played in public, and issued a -procaa-
nation imposing the death penalty On
members and abbetaors of The ,orgas-
iZatiOn, y =.
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Notice to Parents.

4 beginning class will be organized
IN the Princeton public schools on
March 10th for pupils who are six years
OF age or older; or for those who will
be SIX by Sept. LIST, 1903 No children
will be received in this grade after
April 6. 81. 30. WHITE.
&. lz-1t Superintendent.
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Stock Losses HEAVY.

Ardmore, l.. T.. March 11.-Reports
from the ranges indicate that cattle
losses to stockmen as the result ~
the recent blizzard have been vow
heavy. It is estimated that a. nm
heaa q cattle persisted in the Terri
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II it's a bilious attack, take Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
and a quick recovery is certain. For
sale by Princeton Drug Co.
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Eelebi ate Fortieth Annivarea..

= NV u e'e1n HHn1VefSaFy,
London, March 1.-THE fortfeth an
nlVersary Of the marriage of King Ed
ward and Queen Alexandra was cele.
orated with the customary firing of
salutes and ringing of bells. Their
majesties received many kilograms OF
congratulatfon from public bodies.
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IOWA OPERATORS AND MINERS,
assemble in Annual Session to Adjust
&9aa NNRnA ce4l~

Des M6ines, Ia, March 1.-THE
joint conference Of Iowa miners and
operators assembled in annual session
mere during the day to adjust the scale.
me operators are willing to grant q
slight increase OF the scale, but impose
additional tasks upon the miners. The
latter get an increase equal to that
obtained at Indianapolis conference
without reservation. :. -
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YOU should not fail to read
= ~ the first inStallment of

~ the first installment of
when Knighthood Was in Flower''
which appears in this issue. This story
will run in the UNION for the next
three months. If you are not sub
scriber to the UNION you ought to be.
You want it and your family wants it.
| Subscribe now. =
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| FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
! Will take full charge of dead hodies whom
desired. Collins and baskets of the latest STYLES
| always IN stock Also Springfield metalics
Dealer In Monuments of all kinds.
| E. A. Ross, Princeton, MINI. Telephone No, ~
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T v. WICKLUND,

UNDERIAKER and EMBALMER
Collins and Caskets always on hand.
A full line Of granite and marble monuments,
Telephone call 81.
once Main street Princeton, MINI.
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Cr6niCa de CataflO

Con motive de ser los dias del esti-
mado amigo con Ignacio Arturo lyle
sias, hubo el su elegante morada ell
domingo, un baile familiar, al cual
concurrieron varios jovenes V senori-
tas de San Juan y del simpdtico po-
blado, en- donde iay tan buenos ratios
pas6 en- mejores tiempos.
Entire las muchas i6venes que con-
currigron al bale, podemos citar & las
simpatioas Tall Martinez, Maria An
toni, Conchita Y Maria Montilla, Lola
y Panchita Rodriguez, la sin par Ro-
sta Galinanez, la hermosisima Belen
Schaw, la gentil Abilda Hunt, Leonor
y Violeta Schaw, Anita Lassaleta,
Herminia Casuela, Balina de Juan V
otras mas.
Sc pasaron horas gratlsimas. ell
amigo Iglesias con su peculiar hidal-
guia y caballerosidad, atendi6 4 la
distinguida concurrencia con la ex-
plendid6z que es en- 81 caracterfstica.
La cerveza, dulces, licores y los re-
frescos reparti6ronse con profusi6n.
Namos, para ell .t'lor5nata de Catano,
fue un gran dia ell domingo.
iQui6n estuviera en- los - abriles !!
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BORICUA.
MinaS del COrOzaI

Con refercncja i estas minas puedo
informar:
10. Que la compania recientemente
constituida en- los Estados Unidos, pa
ia trabaiar en- las minas del Corozal,
es una organization importante Y de
grandes recursos.
20. Que los principales iniciadores
de esa Compania, los Sres Henry ID.
Sayre Ray A. Wright, son dos caba-
lleros honorables, que gozan de las
mayores simpatias y consideraciones
en- este pueblo. FL Sr. Morgan Gavin.
que ACADIA de llegar del Norte, para
ponerse al frente de los trabaios, es
un lngeniero de alta reputation y ex-
periencia. FL ha dirijido importan-
tes eXplotaciones mineras, tanto en-
America como en- Egipto
30. Dicha Compania ha tenido ne
cesidad de gestionar pr6rrogas para
los trabajos de cXplotaci6n: y
10. Que los trabajos que practice
en- determinados sitios del Corozal ell
Dir. Rey Nillamea, ALA por ell ano
1879, fueron meras pruebas, sin i'm
portancia alguna. FL Sr. Rey Sc Ii
mit6 estabIecer dos tres canalcs de
MADEIRA en- ell rio ~Los Negroes y 4
layar pequenas cantidades de arena,
por procedimientos rutinarios. En-
la 6poca Gle referencia tambien Sc ocu-
p6 de inyestigaciones mineras en- ell
Corozal el lngeniero Espanol Sr. Vas
conf, pero sin 6xito alguno.
Corozal da su carinosa cordial
bipnvpni6a Z lbs rnDrnCaDtop ptns do Io
~Porto Rico Gold Mining Company>,
y espera conliadamente que la llegada
de esos caballeros resulte fecunda en-
favorables succsos para esta localidad
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Roberto Graham IngGnierO, MI. I'm
TALLER DE MAQUINARIA, HERRERA
Fundioion Carreterfa Ponce Pto-Rioo

Fabrcane mpoado de toda case de mauinaras cadeTas
moores.
APARATOS modernos la fabrication de azdcsr una
xmun de rendimiento economic.
MATERIAL para Was para odos los
MOTORES DE PETROLEO sencilos economicos.
ORYASDUST el meor NONCONDUCTOR para cubrr caderas
tuberia etc. cuyo empeo economza del 20 Por
ciento de combusibe
ARADOS IP4EMENTOS de cultivo de JOHN DEERE POLO
COMPANY. de acero los meores econ6mcos, fuertes
livianos duraderos
paapse inormes precios actoas centraes
anaratos
cana clases ngenios etc,
Marina Pfo-RI
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Ell Leon POnC81O

5000 personas usan nuestro caIza-
do en- Ponce Unicos yendedores del
famoso calzado para hombre SMART
SET.
Sombrcros. cuellos, corbatas, punOs,
infinidad dc articulos para caballcro
COMERCIO STREET
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manos los negros, tan cruelmente per-
seguidos y asesinados; ~esto no puede
durarD, digo ustedes tambi6n. DIOS
NO ABANDONA A SUS EIIJOS. Los
miembros de la clase mercantil, prom
to peIearan unos con otros, Y asi que
con liereza Sc desgarren, clamaran por
la ayuda Gle los que hoy destrozan Y
aniquiIan. 1o creo que soy muy en-
tusiasta por la yerdad, en- mi afan de
buscar el derecho de todos, asf es que
usted puede hacer el uso que quiera de
10 que lie escribo. Podrfa decir usted
mil cosas mas, pero esperaremos otra
oportunidad. Sinembargo, debo agre-
gar que este gobierno tiene para los
que asi pensamos, insultos y ultrajes.
R6stame asegurarle mi mayor sim
patia.@ Ru6gole me escriba pronto.
Slnceramente, soy su amigo,
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Cumplendo con un acucrdO tornado
por la Logia IanamG, en- su session del
microbes % de Julio, ruego L w. en-
entertainments que Sc sirvan responder
4 la communication que les dirijio este
Taller el IS de Junio ppdo, relativa 4
la cnmienda del artfculo II del Regla-
mcnto de nucstro &rg,lI'0 dc ridu ma
Solsicu; dcbiendo haceros presente que,
ocasionandonos vuestro silencio tras-
cendentales periuicios, 81, no obstante
esta nueVa sGplica, no Os dignais res
pondernOs, este Tallcr-que es el pro-
ponente y no quien la enmienda es
propuesta, en- cuyo lltimo case es que
debcriamos espcrar la nota de la mitad
mas uno, de los demas de la Isla-se
vera en- ell case dc considerar vuestro
silcncio, sumado con ell temperamento
igual conque habeis dejado de devol-
yernos ell ejcmplar 4 que Sc reiiere ell
articulo % del Reglamento del SECURE,
como sehal de que no tomais parte en-
dlcha institution: y procederemos, en-
consecuencia a continuar en- su desa-
rrolIO, eXtendiendo la Logia Tanama,
su esfera de acci0n aun mas ALA de los
llilllteS ue Su JuFlSQlcClOn, c0nTOrme Sc
propone en- la enmicnda aludida; v Gu
va facultad, despucs de todo, la con-
serva esta Logia, 4 tenor del artfculo
II del Reglamento del SECURE, por Ell
cual, 81 Sc llama 4 las demas Logias del
Oriente. es por invitaci6n, sin que clio
signiiique que la Tanama no puede
obrar libremente, como 10 viene ha-
ciendo.
Recibid mi abrazo frat. desde este
vale de Arecibo, 80 de Julio de 1903.
FL Ven. p F.
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DulCGS en- aImibar

Dulcvs en- aImibar de varias classes
y tabacos Y. cigarriIlos Sc venden al la
do del Ayuntamiento casa n6mero 80
frente 4 In Plaza Principal.
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ACudid al KiOSkO Colon
tEn la plaza del mismo nombre)

Haga una vista Y Sc conyencera del
esmerado servicio y buen trato que re-
ciben los parroquianos.
FL NON PLUS ULTRA en- LECHE
BATIDA, CENAS inmeiorables los sG-
bados v domingos
Aquel es el sitio mas fresco de San
Juan, y Sc domina ell bello panorama
de la Bahia.
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BaqGerO y Gandara

Comerciantes importadores de pro-
welcomes de todas procedencias.
San Justo Is y Is, San Juan Puerto
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ANDRES CROSAS

MARINA
Acaba de recibir ofrcce Il precios
limitados.
Tablas pino americana
" ingl6s (spruce)
Hemlock
Iodo superior. Is
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THE LINCOLN CLINIC
LINCOLN BUILDING,
Detroit, Mich. u. S. A.
GENTLEMEN & LADIES.

Desiring to take lessons in Sprnish
will 6nd q Cempetent teacher at %
Tetuan g.
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CARPETAs PARA EsCRITURAs en-
6 tooos colores, SO hsoen 10 orden, en- "Ls
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], 7. SILVA BANKING AND COMMERCIAL CO,

San Juan J EgQaT2 ?. R
SuCursal en- Paris Al Gale de Caumart n,
Giros de cr6to sobra todas la cudaes d. Europa
eva-York, Nueva Odeans San Francisco abana etc st.,
Ordenes por P.6tam Dep6
CoFr9sponsales de
LyonDais Paris Madrid Barcelona.
Compton National D'Escompte Paris
Autichere Vena, Paris.
A. JImenez LondIes.
Urquyo & Ca. Madrid
American Express Co. Nueva York,
Wells Fargo Bank San Francisco California.
Agentes Aguos Norwich lpgla-
nsgnataros de la &Companfa General TaSatntica Pars
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H 0 M B R E D { Bill
CuRESE v. MlSMO

MANDARE GRATIS
4 dcualquierhombre una
receta para curarse el
mismo, con la cual po
SitiVamcnte Sc curara
en- POGO tempo todo
caso de debilidad vital,
ptrdida de vigor, debi
lidad neryiosa, yarico
cole vitalidad perdida.
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! OJO AQUI!

Los STONES de In eReX Carbonating
Coz estan muy cargados, permiticndo
asi 4 nuestros clientes hacer uso de to-
da ell aqua que contienen, v no como
los de algunas marcas, que causa de
estar descuidadamente cargados, pier
den la mitpd de SUI contenido.
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aun cuando todo este provenga de excesos,
disipacion desarrollo natural.
No puede fracasar. Hablo con eXperlen-
cia. Mi persona era una ruina humana
esta receta me euro prontamente, dandome
una salud notable poderoSa vltaildad tai
yigor, que la ambici6n naci0 en- MI levan-
tandome del puesto humilde y rudo de zapa-
tero, ser un professional adinerado. Me Gu
RS yo mismo, del mismo modo 10 hara todo
hombre dGbiI. Mi estado era cronico, deses-
perado pero esta receta me traio nueva vida,
casi instantaneamente Solo Dios saoe GUAM
tas humillaciones sufrf por causa de MI debl-
lidad; V en- recuerdo de estos sufrimientos,
extiendo mi mano salvadora mis- congen6-
heres Simplemente mandeme su nombreNy
direction, yo lie mandar6 I'd. la receta
dentro de un sobre blanco, curandose I'd en-
su casa para ser hombre entire los hombres.
La dilaci6n es perjudicial cuando la salud,
la fehcidad a1n la vida, estan amenazadas.
Escriba I'd. hoy mismo. Diriji6ndose al
THE LINCOLN CLINIC
LINCOLN BUILDING,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-04

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TETUAN IS -TELEFONO 20,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-04
A LOS NOTARIOS

lanes IT. Fitch.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-04
I'm nOrte-ameriCanO
de Connecticut
.ESCRlBE A UNO De NUESTR0S
COLABORADORES
mo aman Ia IibGrtad como SuS
antGpaSadOS" dice, habIandO
de los i" impGriaiiStaS ="
Aninna a los puertorriquenos re-
cordandoles que "Dios no aban-
dona a sus hijos"

Sc recordard que en- nuestra odici6n
de publicamos una carta
que Mr.. James w. Fitch, de Uncas-
yille-Connetcout, hizo p1bIica en- ~The
New York Americans de Nueya York.
Sc recordara que esa carta espone la
opinion de aquel caballero acerca del
estado de asuntos p1blicos en- ell con-
tinente.
Pues bien, Mr. Fitch Sc ha servido
dirigir atenta carta q uno de nuestros
colaborados y con objeto de informar al
p6blico del contcnido de dicha carta
la publicamos 4 continuation:
Uncasville, Conn, Julio 16, 1908.