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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-25
s36.-CHARADE.

Deep in geography and clover.
Where orchard boughs defied the sun,
He read his TOTAL. three times over.
Yet seemed to know il ONE by ONE.
TWO Maryland the TOTAL bore;
Twas bounded thus, by that and this;
Its largest city, Baltimore;
Its Capital, Annapolis.
AS with those facts he strove To grapple,
Plump TWO his head a pippin came;
Like Newton, struck by falling apple,
He, unlike Newton, ate the same.
Then with fresh energy inspired,
He quickly made that TOTAL his,
And muttered, when a fellows tired.
It's capital; an apple is NJ. G. S.
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741.-ENIGMA.

Mathematicians affirm that of all bodies
contained under the same superic,es. q
sphere is the most capscious. but surely
they have never considered the amazing
capaciousness of a body whose name il now
required. and OF which II may be truly said,
that. supposing its greatest breadth Is
inches length 10 inches and depth inches.
yet In these dimensions il contains a solid
foot MRS. LAYLAND.
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tary, the Rev. Walter z. Bentley. has
transformed the basement OF his church I'm
New York into a theatrical auditorium.
However successful or unsuccessful such
ministerial undertaking may be from a
practical point of view. they are strong
testimonials of the instructive value OF the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-25
743.-DECAPITATIOy

Twill never do If you run an ALL
To be LAST Of another,
For originality, you know,
OF success is called the mother.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-25

He train was just about to leave
Manchester Exchange, and Bert
ram Keen, the well-known bar
rister, gave a sigh OF relief at
finding himself alone in a first
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And only hnan 10 vils.''
Bertram Keen pocketed HIS papers with
q long sgh-this time of satisfaction, for
ne saw his way clear before him-and gave
himself up to the enjoyment OF nature for
the few minutes left to him. He had for
gotten Marion Lee. She. too. was uncon-
scious OF his presence, for as she drew near
the journeys end, an expression of anxiety
which had settled on her features as soon
Bsrtram's rudensss had ceased TO
trouble her. deepened. and she sat gazing
into vacancy with her hands ciasped tight
~ before her. On alighting. Bertram lost
sight of her. for the case which he was de-
Tending began at half-past ten. and already
the hands Of the big church clock were
pointing TO the half-hour.
With few hasty strides he left the
station behind him. and in an incredibly
short space OF time was seated at the
counsel's table facing a row OF solemn coun-
try gentlemen and local shopkeepers who
seemed thoroughly to enjoy their position
as magistrates. and with his back to a
surging crowd; for the case was one which
had attracted wide attention in circles the
very existence OF which was a kind of
myth 10 most OF the residents In this shell
tered corne- OF Britain. IL was the visit
ors''-that yearly godsend TO the little town
who filled the police court with unaccus-
toned color and with a rustic aud a MUIR
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-04

sus ahorros y que el hombre de
negocjos puede hacer algnn jue-
go de bolsa.
Y no hay tai.
AlgunaS personals nos han
enterado, confirmandonos La in
formation algunos vecinos hon.
RADIOS de la calle citada, que esa
casa, 9 sea, Gel Ahorro del Po-
bre" es una guarida de mujeres
publicas que, sin Ell respeto que
merecen las personas decentes
que viven por ALI, ofenden la
moral con sus palabrotas Y sus
escandalos continues.
Y tarar1n, tararan. s..i -,
W.
iH Ahotro del Pobre?.
lManffc0! iCuanta iniquidad,
oh, policfa!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-04
Otrc Habeas
Corpus negado
Los Jueces de Pax
SU COMPETENCIA

Jose Avila Alicea, por 'alterar Ia paz
p1blica, fue condenado por el juez de
Lares a tres meseS de carcel y 200 do
liars de multa, debiendo sufrir, en- de-
fecto de pago, la prision correspondent
te, 6 sea I'm afio. 81 dias mas de carcel
que cunplira en- la de San Juan. Sen
tencia de Is de Julio tiltimo.
Contra ese fallo esta ableci6 ell aboeado
don Ramon Falcon TN Habeas Corpus,
fundado en- los articulos 20 y 81 de Ia
ley de enjuiciamiento criminal, por
cuanto los jueces de paz no pueden
imponer penas que excedan de I8o diaS,
va Sc trate de arresto de multa 6 de
ambaS penaS como eli este case.
Al acto de la vista. celeDrado hoy,
asisti6 el Assintant Attorney General,
oponiendose en- parte al HabeaS Corpus.
Ell Honorable Presidente del Tribu-
nal Supreme. considerable que el acu-
sado solo extingue la pena principal de
arresto, en- virtud de mandamiento ex-
pedido por Juez competente Tart. 49,,
csso 10. E. CriminaD, declara sin lu-
gar ell Ha6eas CoybMs reservando sus
derechoS Jose Avila Alicea.
Hace mas de TN afio que rige el
Codigo penal y su ley de procedimiento
y todavfa no sc ha determinado, de un
modo claro y concluyente, hasta donde
alcanza la competencia de los Jueces
de Paz para imponer penas de arresto
y multa.
Fi1eSe de una vez y sc evitaran tor
cldas interpretations que privan de
libertad ciudadanos que, por igno-
rancia de su derecho, no rectir~ IN con-
ira sentencias POGO ajLstadas & las dis
posiciones vigentes.
r n1,gg Go.-oechea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-04
CultoS catolicoS
MISAS DE MANANA

El microbes a las 3 de la tarde hssta
el jueves a la puesta del SO! Sc puede
ganar indulgencia plenaria concedida
por Su Santidad q todcs los feles que
habiendo confesado y comulgado. visi-
taren la Capilla del Santo Cristo de la
Salud, rogando a Dios por la concordia
de los principles cristianos, extirpacion
de las herejfas, conversion de los peca-
dores y exaltacion de la Santa Madre
Iglesia; cuya indulgencia Sc puede apli-
car por medic de sufragio 4 las almas
del purgatorio.
El jueves, a las 7 de la mafiana, ha-
bra misa de communion; y a las 8 la So
lemne, con sermon que predicara el
Muy Iltre. Sr Presbftero don Pedro Ma
ria Berries.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-04
El entierro del Sr. Aguayo


A las cinco de la tarde de aver
Sc verified el sepelio del cadaver
de don Miguel Aguayo y Her
nandez.
En- ell acompanamiento iba 10
mas granada de nuestra socie-
dad.
Presidfan ell duelo ell Reve-
rendo padre Berries y otros dos
sacerdotes.
Ell coche f1nebre iba mate
rialmente cubierto de coronas.
Despidio Ell duelo ell Padre
Berries con palabra sencilla y
elocuente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-04
F'eIiz Wiaie

En- el vapor Ponce ha embar-
cado para los Estados Unidos
ell joven don Miguel Miro, her
mano del Reverendo padre don
Domingo Miro, cura parroco de
Hatillo y Camuy, miembros am
bos de Ia distinguida familia
Miro, de Santi1rce., El, Reve-
rendo Padre Miro, distinguido
amigo nuestro,q ha venido ex-
presamente q San J,'a~Aa des-
nedir a su jovel '1Srrfano, &
'luien desea1 :. feliz viaje y exi-
to en- sue E -:.udios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-04
LOS domingos
del BOLETIN"

Nuestros muy estimados cole
gas &c La Correspondence de
Puerto Rico" y "Heraldo Espa-
fior', hablan con elogio de nues-
tro modesto semanario. Agra
decemos los conceptos laudato-
rios que dedican a Los Domin-
gos del BoLET1N tanto mas
cuanto que son tan sinceras CO.
mo hermosas las frases con que
saludan la aparicion de nuestro
semanario.
~.
De muchos pueblos de la isla,
hemos recibido va numerosas
istas de suscritores.
En- vista de la acogida que ha
merecido nuestro semanario,
saldra desde el domingo pr6xi-
mo con .ocho paginas y profu-
sion de grabados artfsticos. Los
prinoipales hteratos y poetas de
la isla colaboran en- .'Los Do
mingos del BoLErIN. 7.
ss Los progresses de nuestro Sc.
manario seran tan grandes CO.
mo 10 pefmita el favor que 1k :
dispense el pGblico. .
q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-04
MI TRISTEZA

JQue cual es mi triseza? La inconsoable vapa
que levan en- su esplritu los crep1sculos palidos -
triSteza de Ia tarde, triSteza del otofio
trsteza de arbol seco sin hojas sin pajaros
Oyendotne te ries. :. iTambien yo me refai
mas fueron maripoSaS mis- riSas que volaron
huyendo de mi boca como de rosa muStia
para posarse alegres sobre tus frescos labios
Que sabes que estas son cosas cosas de poeta
achaques de romantico;
que sabes que no tengo
motives para tanto;
que levo fabulosas riquezas infnitas
en- mis- ensuenos magicos
ique cifieme coronas
Ell arte Soberano!. "
Que sabes eSas cosas? Que importa que las sepas
81 sc que voy perdiendo mis- juveniles rasgos
81 Sc que macilento mi restro palidece
Siento que me abraso
al fuego inextinguible de las amantes ansias
de mis- primeros af1os,
Use que en- mi no piensas
al entornar tuS parpadoS
como en- aquel mancebo
tan arrogante guapo
que no hace verSoS facileS
nj tiene enSuefios magicoS
nj cifele coronas
el arte Soberano
Por ESQ eS mi tristeza Ia inconSolable vaoa
que levan espiritu los crep1sculoS palidos
tristeza de la tarde, trsteza del otono.
itristeza de arbol seco sin hoias sin pziarost
Vicente Medina
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-04
Banc0 nd; guarida
Nombre inmerecido
UNA CASA IMMORAL

Con el llamativo rcmbre de
FL AAorro del P06re Sc ha esta-
blec' DC, hace dias en- la calle de
Ia i anca, entire .as del Sol y Lu-
10 una casa 9 ..,dado el nombre
qte ost .uta, ueden los pobres'
y .os ri. 'os .:,--varse soberanisimo
cLascc.
C-.e)~1lera diria que es II
oanc conde el obrero de- .sita
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-04
Agosto 5 de 1908.

Hoy hen1os vista en- esta ciudad al
Comisionado de Puerto Rico en- Wash
ington, don Federico Degetat. '. ~ar
No conocemos Ell motive de sli vista.
- Aver, domingo, depositaron 600
| limponentes en- el Credito y Ahorro pom
cefio ST. r,4S6.6o. y Sc expidieron 20 libre-
tas mas.
~. Anoche sc celebr6 I'm bale en-
los baffos de Quintana.
El arrendatario de este delicioso sitio
esta hacienda grandes mejoras, y una
vez terminadas, Sc inauguraran con
una ruidosa fiesta.
~ Ell Sr Vargas esta hacienda su
Agosto con el cinematografo que exhi-
be en- el teatro. +.
Todo el pdblico scude atraido por Ia
baratura del preciO. soiq2
IQuien por 10 centavos no ocupa una
silla de palco 6 una butaca de orquesta !,
y quien no va al "Paraiso" por cinco
centavoS?
Nv DON Antonio Yumet, de Ia Far
macia Vale y Cancio, ha regresado de
Aguadilla.
x** Sigue siendo el p1blico victima
de los acuerdos de los panaderos. Hoy
tambien Sc ha pagado el pan en- Ponce
4 8 centavoS el bollc.
~ La regatta que anunci6 la Com
pafI1a de los carroS electricos para aver
domingo, no Sc 1lev6 q efecto, poroue
el pdblico no acudi6 en- los trolleys 4 Ia
marina en- n1mero sufciente para "sa-
car" ell importe de los premios ofreci-
dos los vencedores.
Los marines Sc quedaron con sus
embarca clones preparadas.
Para formales, etc.
- A Ultima hora nos infOrman del
objeto de la vista del sefior Degetau;
resultsra fructffera, pues esta repair
tiendo semillas entire sus amigos.
~ Ell rematista de las sillaS de Ia
plaza de las Delicias, seg,1n nos dicen,
esta inconsola BILE, pues es impossible
transitar por aquel piso.
Y va van 7 meSes que esperamos ell
arreglo de la plaza.
~ En- ell pleito que sostienen Ia
Compafifa de la Luz El9ctrica de Pom
ce y la del Trolley, pleito buscado por
eSta Ultima, todas las simpatias estan
Dor la primera, y una demonstration de
10 que decimos, es el ofrecimiento que
ha hecho elsacreditado .Abogado yNo-
tario Sr. don Felipe Casalduc: llevar su
defenSa. gratis
Es un rasgo que revela los senti-
mientos regionales y de justicia que
alderman al Sr. Casalduc.
x** La alarma de fuego llev6 ell sa.
bado a la Marina a algunos elementos
del cuerpo de bomberos de Ponce.
| A las IL de Ia noche Sc declare TN
incendio en- ell a1macen de vlveres de
los Sres. Blasini Hermanos.
Cuando llegaron los bomberos de la
ciudad, va estaban trabajando los Ge la
Marina, 4uienes lograron aplacar Ell in.
cendio en- sus commences.
Ell autor del fuego, (que ell cree in
tencionaD rompi6 la GAIA de caudales y
Sc llevo todo 10 que habia en- efectivo:
IL 6 ID mil pesos, segun nos informan.
No SabemoS en- cuanto Sc va1oran las
perdidas ocasionadas por ell fuego y ell
aqua; pero Sc asegura que muchas de
las mercancias estan mojadas.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-04
NOta del dfa

Alguien ha dicho que los con.
tinuados lamentos de la prensa
causan graves perjuicios al pals.
Y hase agregado, con una mala
fe manifesto, que los capitales
extranjeros no vendrian jamas a
establecerse entire nosotros, por
tenor a 10 que dicen los perio-
dicos.
IQue pretenden los que asf
hablan? iQuieren que la prem
sa, convertida en- auxiliadora de
torpes negocios, mienta y pro-
clame una riqueza que no exis-
te? lAcaso no es honrada la la
Dor de la prensa, que dice la
verdad sin miramientos despre-
ciables. y busca los recursos para
mejorar las cosas1 IHabfamos de
acompafIar, como los coros de
las zarzuelas, con palabras de
asentimiento 10 que dicen los
interesados en- disfrazar los he
chos1 No. Els inutil que Sc pre-
tenda tai cosa.
Nosotros no exageramos la 81
tuacion; nos concrstamos q de-
cir la verdad y no es culpa nues.
ira que resulte tan sombria.
Del naufragio espantoso en-
que Sc hunde todo y perece to-
do, es precise que salvemos al
go. Sea, por 10 menos, la serie-
dad, la honradez, Ell buen nom
bre de la prensa.
Ning1n dano hacemos con de-
cir 10 que es cierto, porque la
verdad no puede estar ocu1ta
mucho tempo y mas lamenta-
BILE resultaria el fracaso, propa-
lado despues por los reclamos de
la prensa, al yer desvanecidos
todos sus proyectos y estrelladas
Sus ambiciones en- ell choque
con la realidad, POGO halaguefla
y NADIA envidiable.
81; Vengan en- buena hOra a
fomentar la riqueza, a levantar
el pals, todos los que quieran y
puedan hacerlc; nosotros no ne
gamos loque es cierto. Ell pals es
rico asombrosamente. Con TN
mercado que Sc consiguiera pa
ra nuestro cafe, cambiaria la si-
tuacion de la Isla de un modo
radical. Pero, es claro. Tn pals
agricola, y cuyo fruto principal
no tiene compradores, ha de YER
sc arruinado necesariamente.
Puede levantarse; puede re-
surgir de nuevo, porque tiene
en- 81 mismo los elementos de
vida.
Ell pals puede ser pr6spero,
ser rico prodigiosamente, pero
no 10 es ahora; y no Sc debe,
pues, exigir a la prensa que sirva
de reclamo a los incautos, con-
vertida en- pomposo anuncio de
la situacion presente.
Digasenos con alg1n funda.
mento que no tenemos raz6n al
hablar de miserias y rectifcare-
mos en- seguida, pero no que es-
pantamos con ESQ a los que ha-
bian de traernos sus industries,
sus adelantos, sus inmensos
caudales, porque nj podemos
Greer va en- esas cosas, nj es dig
no 10 que Sc nos propone.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-04

Desetau-Credite Ahorre-L.ss banos dc QHintas
na-El sener Vargas 81 sensr Rrancises-Ls-
panadorss-La regnta-Repnrto do semilias-Piu-
In en- NAL estado-El plsito-El sehor Casalduc--
Fuego.
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,i1UlcIOS ORALES

Dia s.. Onofrc .olckers ~;.i6 con Z IA
piexlra q Mare CT ass C6ssia. Aeon +
mic 20. Abo .Ado: R.ASy~,ex Ceb .:i1r
Dia 5. p iro Felix ~ Mama.ua, *
srssidn. Abogado; IA aqKsas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-04

Hemos tsni Z, ell, g..~o de ~,r por
\. re r.eciCs & K sefio.Ss Charles
Le br IA C.usta-' Moari allie, ricos
B. :endaG 5 d :. -cna isIa de Vicqr !.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-04
Secci6n reIigiosa
SANTOS DE MANANA

Agosto S. Nuestra Seflora de las
Nieves, santos Zozimo y Afro, mrs, y
santas Afra, Hilaria, Digna, Eunomia
y EUROPA. mrs.
The copper era., 1903-07-23
Notice to Claimants of Lots in the
 Townsite of San Francisco.

Notice is hereby given that George Cuff, q former judge of the probate court of the County of Graham, Terri tory of Arizona, as trustee, did here tofOre enter iG the United States land office, in trust for the inhabitants Of the townsite of San Francisco, the following described lands, to-wit
 Lot number three, in section thirty, in township four south, of range thirty east. of the Gila and Salt river meridian, in Graham county, Terri tory Of Arizona, containing forty and and forty one .hundredths acres of land.
 All persons claiming lots in said tOwnsitc of San Francisco. are nOti- fled that they are required to file a statement of such claims in the office of P. C. Little, probate judge of the County of Graham, Territory of Ari- zona. the trustee of said townsite. on or before the 2Oth day of October. A. D. 1903, at SolOmonvillc. Graham county, Territory of Arizona. Such statement shall be in writing, signed and sworn to by the claimant. or in case of his absence from the county. then, by his agent or attorney. The statement shall specify the grounds Of the claim, particularly describe the lots claimed. the date and name. as near as may be, of the frs. actual occupant; what improvements have been made thereon, and that at the time of making such statement the lots are actually possessed and occu- pied by the cl iimaut, or that the right 70 such possession and occupation is in him, if the same is occupied by an other; and with such statement the ~h, . l.. l.. purchase price and the fees herein after fixed, and the trustee must not receive such statement unless the price and fees accompany it.
 All claimants who have filed their claims shall. within sixty days after the expiration Of the time Of filing claims with the trustee. by competent evidence make proof Of the facts al- legged in his statement before the tru>- tee. No proof can be made after that time unless the party has appeared within that time and obtained a con- tinuance. the order for which must be entered by the trustee.
 The fees of the trustee shall be twenty cents per folio for fling and re- cOrdiug the statement and all other writing necessarily done, five dollars for making and acknow edinr the deed HSiN 'hN'N iN H' SohttS.s duu where there Is contest such additional fees as is allowed by law to justices of the peace in civil cases, for which trustee may demand security or payment in advance he same as justices Of the peace can do, and upon failure to com ply with such demand for two days the right Of the party so failing to make proof of his claim or contest that of another shall be lost
 Dated July l6, 1903.
 P. C. LITTLE. Trustee. | July It. ScDt 2I
The copper era., 1903-07-23
ARTICLES OF TNCORPORATION
 or THE ARIZONA, NEW MEXICO X COLO RADO RAILROAD COMPANY.
To whom it may concern. know yc:

To whom it may concern, know yc.
 l. That Frank W. Kinrc. James < Au,rcy and George Truth, all of the State of Colorado. and Charles Thomas an1 Charles E Martin of the Territory of Arizona. have associated themselves together to become a corporation for the purpose of constructing. owning. main taining and operating a railroad by means of steam electricity or other motive power from a convenient point on the line of the Southern Pacific Railroad, within the County of Cochise in the Territory of Arizona, to the City of Du- ranso, in the state of Colorado.
 The line of said railroad, from ifs said point of commencement, passes through the Coun- ties of Cochisc and Graham in the Territory of Arizona the Counties of Grant, Socorro. Val encia. Bemalillo, san Juan and Rio Ariba. in the Territory of New Mexico, and the Conn ties of CoucioS and Ll Plata in the state of Colorado. a total distance of three hundred and fifty $50 miles.
 2. That the said associates together with tho four other persons who are hereinafter named as directors. have each subscribed to the stock of said company, ani their collective sub>crip- tions thereto amount to Three Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars ts}5oO00)
 g. The Capital Stock of said corporation shall be Five Million Dollars lsj0o0 0oo), divided into Fifty Thousand i550Oo) Shares oC One Hundred Dollars (SlO0) each. which is the actual con- fcmplatcd cost of constructing the said rail- road together with the cost of right of way. dcpots. yards, motive power cars and every other appurtcuaucc and thing required for the completion and operation Of said railroad
 |. The name of said corporation is The Arizona New Mexico and Colorado Railroad Company, and the corporation is 10 continue in existence Fifty JjO wears.
 5. The affairs of said company shall bc nau- aged by a Board of Nine Directors and the names oi the persons whn have been chosen as Directors are Frank ". Kinuc. James S AutTey George Truth. George NJ. Tombliue. Thomas D. Bliul. Cecil L. Hanna and Walter \. HouSer all Of the State Of Colorado. and Charles Thomas aui Charles F. Martin Of the Territory of Arizona. who shall hold their of hc'S nuul their successors are chosen as shall be provided by the Bylaws of the Company
 O. The principal place Of business of said company i> SolomonvilIe. in the County of Graham in the Territory of Arizona
 Witness the hands and seals of said coriora- u'h 'hiS 3sih day of March A D. 1al2.
 FRANK W. KlNNE CSeaU
 heSillhs at Walsc1burs. Colo. sub>cribcs for seven Thousand Eight Hundred and Thirty five C7.s75l shares of the corno-atiou CECIL L. HANNA Seal
 Residing at Denver. Colo. -ubscribes for one thousand leo shares of ihe corporation. GEORGE TRUTH Seal Residing at Welsenburg Colo. subscrbcs for seven IhoaS'nd Eight Hundred and Thirty 'hfee '''s<i) shares Of the corporation. GEORGE NJ .TOMBLING Seal f''''1IAs at Walsenburg. Colo. suhscrihcs for seven Thousand Eight Hundred and Thirty 'n'ee ''s'Sl shares Of the corporation.
The copper era., 1903-07-23
BIutallV Tortured.

\ case came to light that for per sistent and unmerciful torture has perhaps never been equaled. Joe Colo bick Of Colusa, Calif.. writes, flor l5 years I endured insutTerable pain from Rheumatism and nothing relieved me though | tried everything known. came across Electric Bitters and it's the greatest medicine on earth for that trouble. A few bottles Of it com plctely relieved and cured me" Just as good for Liver and Kidney troubles and general debility. Only J0c. Satis- faction guaranteed by all druggists.
The copper era., 1903-07-23
Very Remarkable Cure of Diarrhoea.

About six years ago for the first time iu my life had d sudden and severe attack Of diarrhoea." says Mrs Alice Miller, of Morgan. Texas. 'I got temporary relief. but it came back again and again. and for six long years | have suffered more misery and agony than l can tell. It was worse than death. My husband spent hundreds of dollars for physicians prescriptions ana treatment without avail. Finally. we moved tO BOsGue county. our pres
 ent home, and one day happeded to see an advertisement of Chamberlain's
 Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
 with a testimonial of man who had been cured by il. The case was so similar to my own that l concluded to l try the remedy. The result was wou- ! derful. l could hardly realize that I
 was well again. or believe it could be | so after having suffered so long, but ! that one bottle of medicine. costing 1 hut q few certS. cured me" For sale | by all dealers in medicine.