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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-19

THE MAGAZINES One OF the
AND most interesting
THEIR EDITORS articles that
has been pub
lished in the "SucceCs'
magazine for some time appears in
the May issue, entitled Great Maga
zines and Their Editors by David
Graham Phillips. 1t is snappy, in
forming article. telling about the lives
and methods of work of the men who
make the American magazines, elabor
ately illustrated with fine photographs
we'll worth preserving. Mr.. Phillips
has a good deal to say about the
changes that are wrought in literature.
and gives this interesting opinion of
the decline of the essay and of the in
crease in fiction:
Why do we no longer find in these
magazines the long essays that were
the backbone of the old-stye period
icals? Is it because there are now
adayS, no men who like to and are able
to take their pen in hand and ramble
on and on aimlessly over hill and dale,
with many a leisurely pause and oc-
casonal airy flights? Is it because the
editors can find no writer's who are
surchareed with views on all sorts of
abstract subjects and could be moved
to impart those views at length to the
readers OF magazines? Certainly not.
Almost every man who writes at all
would like to write essays-long es
says. But the wise editors won't have
them any more, because the people
won't read them and won't even take
magazines that get the reputation of
harboring them. If an editor Graves
a small circulation in this day let him
gather the essayists about and freely
turn them loose upon his pages
There are people who like to read
long essays on subjects divorced from
the questions of the hour But most
of these mental idlers are of a past
generation, and they are few. All the
present generation and almost all the
remnants of the passing generation.
are without the sense of leisure and
impatient of anything serious that is
not also important to the concerns
of the here and now
In place of the essay we find in our
up-to-date magazines educational ar
ticles on applied science, industry, in
dustrial development. and success in
life as illustrated correctly and help
fully by successful men and institu-
tions. We see the passion for getting
on reflected where once there was
evidence only of desire to keep intel
lect as far divorced from active life
as possible.
The other great change in the con-
tents of magazines is in the matter of
fiction What has been said about the
decline of the real-or apparent-in-
interest in word Juggling might be in
terpreted as an indication that the AM
erican people are even less imagin-
ative than they used to be. The fact
is. the reverse, if the word "imagina-
ton" be taken in a broad and high
sense, instead OF in the narrow and
rather supercilious sense in which it
was formerly used by all except the
great writers-who be 1t noted, never
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-19

the IldSdIlItS HOW give W IiNtIoii.
ROOSEVELT There was a time
THE when President
FREE TRADER Roosevelt was a
more rantankerous
free trader than any Dem
ocrat of the most pronounced
Wattersonian type. He was willing to
die for free trade" But Mr.. Roose-
welt has changed wonderfully since he
became president, as the rsut of a
ceed himself, and the trusts were not
willing unless he modified his free
trade views The following from Harp
RS Weekly shows that Mr.. Roosevelt
has not only modified. but he has com
pletely reversed himself:
Mr. Roosevelt is young man still,
but when he was much younger he was
free-trader of such vigorous hue that,
on one occasion, he announced that he
would die for free trade Practic-
ally, he has since learned nothing con-
cerning the tariff. but he has accepted
the post hoe propter hoe sort of phil
osophy to which protectionists have re-
sorted to in these days of the degener-
acy of their doctrine, and he is, there
fore. ready to say, with home-market
clubs and other like disinterested au-
thorities, that because we are now
prosperous we are so because of the
tariff law. This is utter folly. of
course but the president does not
know it, because since the days when
he was crusading knight of free
trade he has learned that the doctrine
of extreme protection is essential to
the life of his party. Mr.. Roosevelt
besides being very young. younger per-
haps than David Copperfield seemed to
De W olecfIOFtl 5 Ndlol, Is all dfu6It
party politician He has, indeed. the
disposition to reform within the
party" but this disposition does not
carry him very far, once it has brought
him in conflict with the party leaders
who write the platforms and make the
nominations. So after trying for a
time to be that impossible thing, a
free-trade Republican, he has gradually
settled down into protectionist of the
most advanced type. He is of the
school which says: Stand pat: "nO
revision at all: "revision only by its
friends, which, being interpreted
means revision only by those who in
sist upon maintaining the existing eX
Orbitant rates of duty which are enor
mously increasing the cost of living in
this country and which are. also, Incl
1entally giving to some of the trusts
those which are most fragrant from the
presidents own point of view that
monopoly of the home market that sub
stantialy kills the competition which
the president believes to be the life of
healthful trade.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-19

THE MAGAZINES One of the
AND most interesting
THEIR EDITORS articles that
has been pub
Hshed in the "SucceGs'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-19

The Easter hat will not be quite
so numerous at the churches today as
it was last Sunday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-19

Tomato Plants for Sale-PonderOsa
and Crimson Cushion, the largest and
Main and Eighth. New Phone.
16S
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-19
4
w. Ol Ukn +
ADVERTISE YOUR WANTS.

RATES-If cash accompanies the
order, the price will be 25 cents pei
week for three lines. counting slx
words to the line. If charged. will he
charged at the rate of cents per lire
each insertion. No cheap aas taka'
for less than week. nor will we re-
ceive want Ad" over the telephone
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-19

had any hankerng for divorcing litera-
ture and life That the popular I'M
agination is developing, or rather is un-
impaired upon the romantic side, is
shown by the great amount of space
the magazines now give to fiction.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-19

Office: Corner Braraque and Chest,
nut Streets.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-22
Active Official
de Sandal
EN- MAYAGUEZ
PfOp6SitOS del nueVO AlCalde

Janio 21.-El cficial do SAnidad
aqui trAbsia Activamsnts en- bsnsti-
clio de 10 hygiene pdblica. HAce pc.
c), order6 10. Junta s. de s., de
acuerdo con dicho Official Be sAerifi
cara nm caballo ataeado de muermo.
TAmbi6n otro csballo perteneciente
al Or Jose Cabanillas, ha siao
puesto en- observation. 81 resulth,
como se sospseha, atacado de musr.
mo, se le sscrifiea,& El doctor Mo
nagas es an celoso eumplidor de sus
&eberee.
Sc espsra que ssan autorizsdas
unas reformas en- las obras del Ma
tadsro, propusstas por aqu6l m6di.
co y que son de gran utiliaad p1bli
ea. Diehas ref ,rmas SO refieren &
10 del aepartamento de sscrificio de
csrdos y al de limpiezA y lavado
de visceras. Es pues, may aprecia'
be 10 labor de este exselsnts fetal
de Sandal.
81 nuevo Alealde sen 1r CAbassa
Sc propone desistir de 10 instalaci6n
de cloacas, porque estas obras re.
sultarfan deficiencies, dados los hni'
tados re3ursos con que para 6.las Sc
euenta. Su pror6sito es que el Mu
nicipio compre IL plantA sl6 ,trics,
10 que resultarfa do positive pro
vscho para 10 ciadad. Vsremos
10 que resuelve Ell Ayuntamiento.
En ell Asilo de esta ciudad hay
105 akilsdos.
Proc s6ente de Santo Domingo,
ha llegsdo aquf al apreciaao joven
don Joi6 Sepdlveda.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-22
AsambIea pOlftica (9la
IolIao en- Vega Baja
Un nif1o habIa 4 nurnero-
so auditorio federal Y
s. fue muy aplaudido
! de maestro eorrespomsol)

Junio 81 Hoy ante una eoncu-
rrencia de mas de treseisntAs persc.
mas, smuchas de- elias del pueblo de
Vega alta, llev6ss. & eabo en- 10 cAs a
q. habits don Jaan FarrAn, 10 Asam.
blsa del. PArtidO Federal Americana,
Lie gado el momento opor tuno fa6
alberto el aeto, & nombre del Pfesi'
dents INFERNO, por el iovsn dom Jo'
k6 Aybar, &c San Juan, quien con
galAnas fraEes, h.zo pfssense sl OBJ
jeto de 10 reunion. h g
Aeto seguido, don Fernando En-
riquez Csrmona, present6 q 10 con-
siaeraci6n de l. ASSEMBLIES, ID s'guien.
to candiaatsrs, que fac aelamsaa por
unanimidad: #
Presidents, don Jose Ez :quiel
Maritime q Qaintero. @-7.s
Voeal Teaorero, don Miguel Rive
ra Q aintero ~
V.cales, don Ramon Melon Mar.
tfnsz, don Luis Garcia Msrrero, don
Francisco Gimenez Morales. We.
cal Seeretario,, don Jos6s Ramon
Tizo1. -. - 49, s-@rsfS Sf III
Una. vez proelsMaaa 10 candida ;
tara, ell Preaidente &c n Or Martinez
Q aintero, desde el. .bAe6n dc 10 casa
airigi6 10 palAbra al inmsnso pd 5li.
co que SO hallabs rennido en- la ealle
y plx "A. y su discurso, lleno de CON
eaptos patri6tieos, mersei6 la apro.
bSei6n general de kus oysntes, que
10 aplaudian sin cesar, s.. h @ sa.
Sigui6.e en- ell uso de 10 palabra,
~ :a-0~a .Le~can 10n To-. U IN cd{fC
Gsigel, quien CON elocuencia suma,
arrs bAt6 al i Auditorio mercedes
aplausos, pues ga oratoria fa6 por
toaos conseptos patri6tica y elo'
eusnte. f. d e ~ ~.
Al stsrminar el senor Benadito
Geigel, volvi6 { hacar uso de 10 pa
labra al senior Martinez @ aintsrc, 10
que Ie val:o de nuevo que el pnbiieo
10 splauaiera mucho.
O3up6 luego % tribuna OIL nif1o
Agastin Alvarez Rozrfguez. de do
CO amos de adad, el cusl CON ler qua
is ssncillo. pero en6rgico, entusias'
mo al auditorio. quien le tribute me-
reeiaos aplausos.
A este nif1o 10 oimcs decir con
gtandss energfas, one no importaba
que fuera an nif1o, porqus ca cambio
tenfa nm eorsz61 muy grande, que
no cAbfa en- Las estrechss pArsdes
do sn pscho, <tsmfa ser deg ollado
por Herodea1. , Ao rz
En- rest men, el aeto fue imponen.
te, y ha de redundar en- benefisio de
nuestra pobre pAtria, hoy mas one
npncs neeesitadh del eoneurso de
sns bueuos hijoss ~
iAaelante,- -eompatriotas, y que el
sol de la Libertsa. nos alumbre & to.
dos, y que unidos y compaetos va
yamos, como NOS ajj , el min D. Agus.
tin, 6 agitar frsIts el Capitolio de
Washintogton, en- dsmanda de justi.
0ia 10 bAndera sacrosanta de ls pa
tsiA!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-22

Don Zoilo Qairos, comerciants .
do Puerta de Tlerra y que lleva de
re1 iae acia On equel bsrrio 90 amos
emb .rc6- hty en- el vapor sspaf1a al
Lson. XIII para Asturia con sl dn
de ssbsr de 81 sen IRA madrs y fami.
lis. FL ssf1or Q airos, por las condi
clones que posee Sc hA grapj
las simpatias de los vscinos de disho
poblado y por su bondad, h. sido
ell padre de ininidades de pobres 6
quienes len hs ayudado en- dias tris'
tes con su 6bolo.
Su viajs ser6 temporal, y no pu'
aisndo despedirEe de sus numerosos
amigos, 10 hAce por nuestro con-
dueto.
lei eapitan de 10 policis senior
Ferns ndez Mater, telegrsfi6 al eusl'
tel general, manifsstAndole que oeu
pc an caballo que ls habian robaao
6 don jose Maria Rodriguez de
JuAna Diaz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-22

INVBNT0 DE UN GLOBO

New York, Junio % $3.50 p. m.
Dicen de Buston que Ell gran
acorazado massachusetts, choco
con una goleta en- La bahia de
Boston. La goleta fu6 destrozada
yendose a pique inn ediatamente.
FL n1mero de victimas no Sc
precisa. pero algunos naufragos
fueron salvados. -
Los gobiernos europeos han ma
nifestado1 81 desaprobaci6n respecto
de los asesinatos cometidos en- la
familia real de Servia. Opinan que
los asesinos aeben ser castlgados
sacramento y condenan los horri-
b.es actos por clos cometidos con
los cadaveres. Los gobiernos de
Europa tachan de salvajismo ell
proceder de los asesinos.
IA Sc ha inyentado en- esta ciudad
.un barco aereo lglobo) que Sc ase-
gura dara efcaces resultados para
v,ajar por ell espacio: MI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-22
81 alunnos cOncurrenI.
a5@E 1 IS A UNA
ES:uela Cat6lica en- Ponce
Los eXameneS han dadO un re.
SultadO muy satiSfaCtOriO
(De nssestro correspoasal)

hoy se han celeb rado los ex&me'
re de 10 eseuela particular que an
Ponce tisne eatAbiscida nusstro ss'
timAdo amigo el Licencisdo don
Juan B. Pou, compatente pre- fesar
dc iussracsi6n & olica.
La eseuela del st 13r PJu es una
escusla cato isg, bajo 10 A&vocac;on
del SagFado Corazon de Js. ii. En-
dieho plantsl Sc ens ns casteilano,
ing es, religion, moral. sritu6sica,
gee graffA universal. geomet1fa. p;in'
eipl0s dc lenguR latina y otras asig'
nAtHIaa m6s. Ls gfAm&tiea eaate
Llama y 81 ing 81 son asfgnaturas en-
las caAles 81 professor Pea trebsja
con ahinco, kuLqae trabsj tambien,
con el cello que tiane acreaitsao, en-
todas Las dennis.
Estoa ex&msnes han pussto de re-
lieva una WEE mas In oompetsnciA y
ell don de trasmitir que tfsns- el se'
nor Pcu. Los nif1ss respondieron,
& soneiencia, 6 toaas les preguntas
de csda asiguaturA: nos do gnsto
yer 10 correctanente que sssribs Ell
ipg.6s, III dietado, lA primers c,ase,
dantro de los eonoeimieptos que
hasts ahora posse en- el refsrldo
i idiome:
La coInis;6a de exkmanes, por de
sigaaci6n del 81 d " Pou, IL eompo
( sn tres ss d ,res saserdotss, el Ii
eant ado don Dsaiaerjo Canals, don
G srlos Casanova, el doctor don Gui'
llermo Wives, y dom Quintfn Negr6n
SanimriC 0mienas NJ CnmnrOhar al
ventajoso estsdo de To- sacuela de.
senior Pou exoresaron & este sas
mas vivas fslicitaciones.
A ,a eaeuela del sef1or Pou asisten
81 min %, de sllos diez en- ealia&a de
pc Cbrsa. Este estabiecimianto ha
aumentado an Is Alumnos Ell n1mero
de educsndos, del sf1o pssado asta
seha. e &c nor Pou continnar& ls o
elases durants los meses. &e vaca'
clones ael vsrsno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-22
Judfos que peligran
en- Ia POlOnia ruSa
De (natestro corresponsal)

Nueva York, 10 de Junio.-Di-
cen desde Viena que un peri6aico
de Lemberg, titulado ell xSlovo
PolskieS, ha recibido de la fronte-
"a rusa noticias de nuevos distur-
bios anti-iudios en- Berestechko,
poblaci6n de la Polonia rusa, DON
de, durante la feria que ALI Sc ce-
Zebra anualmente, miles de cam
pesinos Sc reunen que proeeden de
todos los pueblos circunvecinos.
Este aflo los concurrentes la fe-
ria parece que amenazan proceder
contra los jua1os en- igual forma
que los furiosos vecinos de Kis-
shineff.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-22
uDIGANMEI
Cuzlss son os ms1ores sIgArrillos de
Puerto Rico.
LA COLLECTING"
lOualss son los cigxrrillos mas baratoG
porularss. a3 ~
WOkETH"
RIEN DTCHO iii

Los judios de- aquells poblaci6n
estan. naturalmente, bajO Ell domi-
MO del panico FL domingo fueron
clausurados todos los esta bIeeimien-
tos pdblicos, y los judfos han le-
vantaao barricadas en- SuS cssaS. Al
gunos cientos de ellos han huiao
hacia la frontera, q Uzyp, en- ell dis
trito de Brdy.
Sc han despachaao al Gobernador
ruso urgentes despachos SolicitandJ
la protection del gobierno. No s.
tienen, hasta Ia fecha, mas detalles
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-22
Information Local

~ -El doctor LAnge, Cficial do Sa-
niaad que fa6 do ManAtf v que rs.
nuneio por aisgustos personalas que
ALI tuviera, ha sido nombrado me /.
atco de Sani6ad martins de Mays
9tiez. e. doctor Lange. en- atanta
cartA. NOS partieipa que va hA toma
do possession dc ca. nuevo cargo, en-
.el deaempsno del cual ls deseamos
toda clase de atisfaceiones. "
..Esta maf1sna 6 lAs diez, marea.
ba an tsrm6metro muy ssnaibla que
estA situAao On ODras P1blieas sri el
lugar mas fresco de ests eiud2a, 30
eentfgrados de c8lor. Estoy yda una
idea oe 10 temperature terrible que
pesa sobrs nosotros.
..E! Ayantamiento de CAbo Rojo
ha enviaao e la JantA Superior de
Sandal nm Aeu ardo raspscto g. In
creacioa de an nusvo eementerio,
habiendo presupuestado 10 suma de
$4,000 para les obras que han de
hacerEe. II.
-. Eugenio Rodriguez llevaba esta
maf1ans sin disfmuIo dos revolvsrs.s
Un policfs 10 denurcio y Ell Juez Ko'
pei le impuso Sl5 disimuladamente
de multa. - r.
..LRs sef1oras del pusbn de Ad.
jantAs que snunsiaron al Juez de
Pax de aquella Villa, solicitsron del
Precursor G sner1l que les permi'
tiera prestar 80 declaration On au'
dieneia privada. 6 fin de poder hA'
Ger con toAa libsrtad los car gos con :
ira dicho Jaez. El Attorney accedi6
6 dicha pst;si6n.
Los vseinos de Pusrta de Tie.
IRA dssean que eli senior Rios pase
'por ali CON au Carro y sus e:szado.
res. para que los nbres de los canes
que abundan en dieho bArrio.
..E ssbado ingresaron en- ell pre-.
siaio Is sentenciAdos por ell Tribu.
nal do Distrito do Humacao. Hoy
hay en- dicho penal $50 psrsonAs re-
eluiaas.
EN- las eAreslss de Distrito de
sata isla en- Ell traseurso de dos dias
ha habido an Aumento dc sesentA
indiviauos. ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-22
| (TNotiGas

- CoNsEJo A LAS MADREs Ell Hiarabeealmanss
de ia seora Winslow debe ArmPre que los nnos
essan en- e periodo de Ia dentici6n ProPorcona aVio
al pequeho paciente: produce IN saero ma
mr yiyo . IS muy agradable paladar cals
aIiEo a6landa sds encas, aivia sus dolores hacs fA
ios aa unciones del est6mago regula los ntest;noS
ia eI ueor renedic Conocido para Ia diarrea va pro-
vengx5sta se la deutici6n de cualguiefa osa causa
TkpTase rnucho cuidado pedT el JaEahs Gainapss
"a IA Seksra Winxlcw ss al meicx de eSdaa asf--;
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-22

UNA MUJER HERMOsA que ha
perdido el color, tiene invitsblsmen.
te que .parscar faa. iPildcraa rat
constitnyertes de Valley Canciol A
cuentAs hellas retornantes 81 peraido
colory a'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-22

Los vecinos dc Pusrta de Tie.
IRA dssean que el senior Rios pase
por al. CON au CARO- y Gus <:szRdo.
res. para que los libres de los canes
que abundan on aieho barrio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-22

Hoy embarc6 para Europa 81
LIDO don Htlsrio Caevillas Herman
asx. acompAnado De sus dos aei1ori'
tAs hermana. 9 sa #s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-22

-MashAs psrsonss que no saban
escrtbir bien On v4x de valerse de
ana persona que terga baena lstra
para que 10 hagan lss peticiones de
inAsltoa 10 hRceu ellos, mi amos ex
tensisimAm6nte. CuastA nm trabs 10
fnprobo traducir aqusllos ''memo'
riales." Estos les perjudics; sean
breves y eseriban bien.
r senior Fad6u obtuvo 10 buena
pro para entregar Al Ayuntsmiento
90 e9ta ciudAd, Is escritoriog.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-22

Fl a~vhpEas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-22

Aver fonds6 On oste puerto el
vApor 0spa mol Leon XIII proceden.
t0 DO 10 HAbans, salisndo hoy para
EspAfA. No fa& admitiao 6 libre
plGticA, baiAndo & tierl . solamente
el capitkn, sobrecargc, y photo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-22

EN- las eAresles de Distrito dc
sata isla en- el traseurso de dos dias
ha habido an Aumsnto dc sesentA
iudivi&nos. ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-22

81. Eugenio Rodriguez llevaba esta
maf1ans sin dfsfmuIo dos rsvolvsrs..
Un policfs 10 denurc!6 y el Juez Ko'
pei le impuso SIS disimuladamente
de multa. r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-22

Ell sabado ingresaron en- ell pre-
siaio Is senteneiAdos por ell Tribu
nal do Distrito do Humacao. HOY
hay en- dicho penal $50 psrsonas re
eluiaas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-22

-Un Conocilo jovsn de MAnatf
que EMBARGO hey para Espan> ', se
aospeaiA Anoehs do una nascArits,
que indudablements rompi6 81 incog
0ito CON 6l, pues llor6 amaYgsmente.
The Washington times., 1903-07-22
DEsERTER WHO WAS DISCHARGED

ALEXANDRIA. July 22.-The mayor
this morning had rather peculiar case
to decide. On July 8 the police depart
ment Of this city received from Wash
lngton notice to arrest John Thomas
Davis, who deserted from the United
States ship Nevada at Norfolk, Va. on
the 18th day of June. 1908" The paper
states that Davis enlisted at Boston,
Mass.
Policeman Griffin today arrested Davis,
who is a negro. When brought in court
Davis father produced certificate that
the former sailor was discharged from
the United States ship Nevada June 29
The discharge was a dishonorable one
The mayor instructed James Smith, lieu
tenant OF police, to notify the Washing
ton authorities that the man was under
arrest here, but he had discharge II
his possession. The result of the notih-
cation to the United States authoritie;
is awaited with interest.
The Washington times., 1903-07-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Charles Lewis. IL, and Carrie Lewis.
20
Jarvis johnson, %. and Luvinia Lewis.
&c.
Hope L. Wells. 80. and Alberta L.
Campbell. 7s.
Frederick R. Proctor. &c. and Laura G..
ChaunceY. rs.
Henry c. sengstock. q. and Emma E.
Adamson. 20.
William H. Roy. %. and Edith Carter,
81.
William Young. IS. and Alice Powell.
81.
Jeremiah Connors, AZ, Cumberland,
Nd. and sallie J. Moore. IS. District OF
Columbia.
Frank Elgin. 81, Leesburg, Va, and
Z Mary @. Davis, 10, District OF Columbia
Charles W. Crawford. 81. Fairfax coun-
. ty. Va, and Annie r. Williamson, "a
District OF Columbia.
Robert L. Carter, 81. and Ella r. John
son. 10. both Of Charlottesville, Va.
Grover c. Sellers. q. and Mary L
Fitzserald. 10.
william II. Peck. 26. Alexandria. Va
and Mamie r. Price. %, Albermarle
county. Va.
Cassius W Horn. IS. and Flora NJ
Kencheloe. So, both OF Bruce. westmore-
land county, Va.
The Washington times., 1903-07-22
WASHINGTON LADY
CURED OF CONSUMPTION

When / went to the Offices Of the
Koch Lung Cure. at 100 Eleventh Street
northwest. Washington. D. c., was in 0
most deplorable condition indeed.
Il had pains in my lungs, severe
cough. had lost much flesh, I uheezed
witt almost every breath and had al
the other terrible symptoms of this
dread disease.
81 was discouraged OF ever getting
any relief. much less being cured. and J
only too plainly realized what my fate
would be unless could find some treat
mont which would do more for me thar
the stomach medicines / had been TAX
Ing. which seemed only to weaken my
stomach just at the time when l most
needed il IN It's best working order
The Koch physicians made a careful
tho ''Tuberculine' Inhalation Treat
ment- After breathing the antiseptie
and healing oily vapors directly into my
air pipes and lungs, I began to improve
! proceeded with the treatment and nov
l am entirely we'll.
LAS q proof that my consumption has
been entirely cured. wish to say thai
have not had the slightest symptom o.
the disease for year. but have remained
in excellent health ever since my die
charge by the Koch Lung Cure. at 73'
Eleventh Street northwest. Washington
"All who will call at my residence II
Brentwood can have the above facts
plainly proven 70 them by my neighbors
who will certify to my previous condi-
ton OF health. and by my present ap'
pearance and condition. which Will Ger
tainly prove what. / say about my case
To reach my house take a Riyerdale cal
ond get off at Henry Street, Brentwood
NELLIE MILLER.
brentwood, d. c."