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The Rice belt journal., 1903-11-06
Lake Charles Opera House Attractions

For the benefit of Welsh theater 60
tions to be produced at the opera
house together with dates, during
the season of 10000, and as special
inducement the Southern Pacific has
made a special rate of SO cents for the
round trip, good going on train No.
9 date of performance, and returning
on No. 8 the following morning:
November-l2nd, Way Down East;
Sd, Robert Mantell: 9th, Elizabeth Ken
nedy AS you Like ,it;) 9Th, Darken
Daylight: 11th, Human Hearts; 18th,
Eban Holden; 18th, When Reuben
comes to Town; 18th, Arizona; 18th,
Alberta Gallatin; 22nd, The Smart
Set; 9th, Marie Wainwright; 29th, A
Fool and his Money; Both, Billy Ker-
sands Minstrels.
December-4th, Waits of New York:
9th, Gins Day; 18th, Toltson Stock
Co.; 10th, Peruchi- Beldina Stock Co.;
2[st, Georgia Minstrels; 22nd, The
Fatal Wedding; 25th, Black Patti
Troubadours; 9th, Royal Lillipu-
tians; 29th and Both, George Cher.
January-6th, Peck's Bad Boy: 10th,
David Harum; 18th, The Little Home
stead; 14th, That Imprudeut Young
Couple; 18th, A Hot Old Time; 20th,
When Knighthood was in Flower;
oath, Spotless Town; 26th, The Ri
walls, (Jos, Jefferson's Sons;) 29th,
Nat Wills Musical Comedy; 31st,
Faust's Minstrels.
February-2nd, Rose Coghlan; 5th,
The Power Behind the Throne: 7th,
Maloney's Wedding; 18th, Haverley S
Minstrels; 10Th, Lewis MORRISON:
21st, The Manxman; 24th, The Parish
Priest; 18th, Florodora; 10Th, Spoon
er Dramatic Co.
March-6th, The Four Cohans: 9th,
The Four Browns; 18th, Weary Will
lie Walker; 17th, Kathryn Kidder;
26th, Lost River.
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AS usual, the publication of the as

AS usual, the publication of the as
sessor's returns shows Calcasieu,
with her $16, 900, 900 assessment and
over LOO, 900 increase we'll in the
lead in the country parishes Of Louis
ian. Indeed, her increase alone is
greater than the total assessment in
sixteen out of f1fty-nine parishes. The
assessment of Caddo, her nearest COM
petitor, is five and half millions be-
hind Calcasieu, and no other parish
is within ten millions of her. The to-
tai assessment is 1886 millions, an in
crease of twenty millions. New Or
leans furnishes nearly eight millions
of this, and of the twelve millions in
crease in the country, Calcasieu, Yer
non and Acadia furnish three and a
half millions or over one fourth.-L.
C. American.
The Rice belt journal., 1903-11-06

The JOURNAL is glad to observe
that the candidacy of Hon. B. f. Jo-
mas for the United States Senate is
being received all over the State in
the kindliest possible spirit and with
many promises of earnest support.
There is not an ADLER or more capable
man in the confines of this State than
this honored and trusted gentleman,
and it would indeed be bright day
for the State if he should be selected
at the primary for the important trust
to which he aspires.
The Rice belt journal., 1903-11-06
Charles M. Richard.

We this week present to our readers
the name of Charles M. Richard, a
candidate for the democratic nomina-
ton for assessor of the parish of Cal
casieu, subject to the decision of the
voters at the primary to be held in
January. Mr.. Richard needs no in
PRODUCTION at our hands as he served
the people of this parish in the capac-
ity OF assessor from 1883 until 1896,
during which time he executed the du-
ties of the office with the utmost precis-
ion and accuracy. Since his retirement
from the Office he has served as depu-
ty and has a thorough knowledge of
the duties devolving upon that officer.
He is native Louisianian, a demo-
crat in every sense the word implies,
and he has been identified with the
political and business interests of
Calcasieu for number of years. He
is at present chief deputy to Sheriff
Perkins, and will be substantially
supported in all portions of the par
ish.
The Rice belt journal., 1903-11-06

Now that Dowie has made royal
fizzle in New York, Rev. VIM. A.
Gay, of Montgomery, Ala, is doubt
less laboring under the impression
that he was one too previous. You
remember that the Reverend William
embraced the faith of the Prophet and
announced that it would be his am
bition to preach to the lost souls in
hell. He may be accommod ated.
The Rice belt journal., 1903-11-06
Elijah the Prophet.

In the old days there was prophet
by the name of Elijah.
He was a good man, but so poor
that his raiment was made of skins.
And yet Elijah the Tishbite left a
name that has lived through all the
centuries of time-a name that Will
pass from memory only when time
ceases to be.
But we have a new Elijah the
Prophet.
And such a prophet!
To sinful man and woman he was
known few years ago as John Alex
ander Dowie, a man who blew in with
the winds from Australia without a
dollar in his pocket.
When the Pacific coast repudiated
him and his doctrine he Topped his
wings and like a bird of prey settled
down on the goddess city of Chicago.
Suckers were plentiful, and when he
unfurled his banner of Zion recruits
aocked to his standard in droves.
Being a man of peculiar magnetism
and keen business sagacity, he in
suited the ministry, reviled the press
and damned the medical profession,
with every breath.
He wanted newspaper notoriety.
And he got it.
And with it he got fresh recruits
from the numerous suckers of the City
| of Wind. And in like manner he an
nexed their gold and their prospects
of the same.
Next he founded city and gathered
together a host of 10000 deluded fol-
lowers. He created an army of a
thousand men, garbed in gorgeous
uniforms and armed with the Bible.
Millions in gold flowed into his ra-
pacious paw, and with each Install
ment came dreams of added greatness
and power.
| Then with flourish of trumpets he
proclaimed to the world that he was
the second edition of the Prophet
Elijah.
| Having conquered the wickedness of
the City of Wind, he gathered together
his hosts and invaded the sacred soil
| of New York. He chartered whole
trains for his army and travelled him
self in palace on wheels.
But the home of the Knickerbocker
was wicked.
o, SO wicked
1t refused to take the prophet Sc
riously, and it likewise declined to
part with its gold.
And gold is the god of the new
prophet!
With three thousand followers max
ing house to house canvass he failed
to secure single convert.
He was jeered, ridiculed, laughed tc
scorn, and SO great was the shame
that his wife and son took refuge in {
trip to Europe.
Such is the late history of John AL
exander Dowie, self-styled Elijah II
We are Witnessing the rise and fal
of the greatest egotist and fakir in th'
history of the American republic.
In the end truth always prevails
tho laui1 to lxas oara of his own
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POLICE JUROR-ward 2.

To the Voters of Ward 2. Calcasieu Parish:
At the request of several of my. friends 1
have consented to announce myself candl-
Parish, subject to the Democratic primary. If
elected, 7 propose to expend the public money
with little more economy than it has BEEN
provements. favor the reduction OF the tax
instead of increasing it., With the big amount
swelled enough to defray our expenses without
increasing our tax. PAUI1N FONTENOT.
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primary.

With the advent of Judge Barks-
dale, of Lincoln parish, in the race
for lieutenant governor, more evil
dences of interest and enthusiarm is
being manifested. He is an able cam
paigner and when the votes are count
ed it will be known that he has been in
the 1,acR
The Rice belt journal., 1903-11-06

Since the little "trouble' between
the gubernatorial candidates last
week, it is evident that General JAS
tremski has gained considerable
ground in the race. 1t would not sur
prise us any to see his popularity
steadily increase until the day of the
,orrirnn
The Rice belt journal., 1903-11-06

Affections never come singly. First
those beautiful trust combin ations
are smashed, then Dowie starts out
on the rampage, the candidates for
governor have ''mix-up," and now
we are to have an extra session of
Congress-.
The Rice belt journal., 1903-11-06

The University of Chicago has 1856
students enrolled this year, as COM
pared with 2,111 year ago. This
calls for another contribution from
the public through our dear friend
Deacon .sOily'' Rockefeller.
The Rice belt journal., 1903-11-06

To the Voters of Calcasieu Parish:
L respectfully announce myself a candi-
date for Clerk of Court and solicit your sup.
port. If elected, will discharge the duties Of oI
as have endeavored to do in the past
Very respectfully, II. q. GILL.
The Rice belt journal., 1903-11-06

Read the announcements in the
JOURNAL. You will find number in
this issue, and they are all of gentle
men thoroughly competent and well
fitted to fill the different offices to
which they aspire.
The Rice belt journal., 1903-11-06

The Democratic voters of Louisiana
have splendid opportunity to rid
this state of machine politics and boss
rule at the Forthcoming primary. All
they will have to do is to vote for the
right men.
The Rice belt journal., 1903-11-06

Miss Katherine Polansky, of Welsh,
La, arrived at Port Arthur Saturday
and has been installed as the operator
and local manager for the Postal Un-
ion Telegraph Company. Miss Po-
lansky was the company's manager
at Welsh.-Port Arthur TEX. Even
ing News.
The Rice belt journal., 1903-11-06

Dowie has been well nicknamed
"Eliiah the Profit"
The Rice belt journal., 1903-11-06
CLERK OF COURT.

To the Voters of Calcasieu Parish:
hereby announce myself as candidate for
Democratic Parish primary, and respectfully
solicit your support S. p. WETHERILL.
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WELSH, La, Nov. 3, 1908.

WELSH, LA, Nov. 3, 1908.
To Board of Trustees:
Report of cases in mayors court for
month of October as follows
Number cases .21
Amount of fines assessed -. .$179 sc
L. E. ROBINSON, Mayor.
The Rice belt journal., 1903-11-06

We can tell more about what we
gained in the Alaskan boundary dis
pute when the expense account is sent
in
The Rice belt journal., 1903-11-06
Assessor.

We are authorized to announce the name
of LEON CHAvANNE as a candidate for Asses
sor of Calcasieu Parish subject to the action
of the Democratic party.
The Rice belt journal., 1903-11-06

A very ordinary Congress is to
meet in extra ordinary session Novem-
The Rice belt journal., 1903-11-06

We are authorized to announce the name OF
C. M RIcHARD as a candidate for Assessor of
Caicasieu Parish, subject to the Democratic
primary election.
The Rice belt journal., 1903-11-06
A Bargain.

Twenty acres choice land inside cor
poration at a bargain. Enquire at
this Office.
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Town Council Proceedings.
HALL or COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Welsh, La. Nov. 3, 1903.

Council called to order by Mayor
Lee e. Robinson. All members pres
ent except S. w. Day.
and approved.
Matter of bills taken up and on mo-
ton duly seconded and carried that
all bills passed upon by the finance
committee and o K'd by said commit
tee be paid:
w. A Rogers, 130 iron stake. s. 20
Mrs. j. M. Hall, feeding pris so
f. Cotton, surveying, etc. % 90
j. H. Cooper, money expended
on school ground. ............ rs
Peter Johnson, labor on streets "a 80
Chas. Dautel, livery hire. 3 so
j. M. Smith, decking bridges. p 90
Welsh Furniture Co., 25 dozen
chairs for school house. ...... $50 90
Welsh Printing Co, Ltd, print'g II 90
L. L. Morse & Sons, nails. 80
Labit Lumber Co., lumber. ..... 21 IA
1. Fontenot, ticket for James
Han to New Orleans .......... 50
J. Fl. Cooper, surgery .........; 10 W
j. M. Hall, services as marshal
for month of October. ......... IS 90
On motion, duly seconded and car
ried, the secretary was instructed to
draw warrant in his favor for $3.50
and pay extra premium for sixty days
on insurance on school house.
Moved and carried that the bill of
DR.. J. H. Cooper for surgery for the
man that was injured at Iowa juno
ton and brought and left here, be al
lowed and ordered paid and that the
secretary be instructed to present the
bill to the police jury and demand
payment for same.
Moved and carried that the subdi-
vision of Bollinger & Boggs of the
Town of Welsh be accepted.
Moved and seconded that @. P. Mar
tin be instructed to purchase a fire.
proof safe for the Town of Welsh,
La, for the preservation of the town
records from fire. Motion carried.
Moved and carried that commit
tee be appointed to look over the rec
ords of the town and have all record
ed that is necessary.
Petition to repeal Ordinance No. SO
in regard to barber shops and pool
and billiard table, on motion was lost.
Motion to adjourn carried.
SAM BLACKFoRD, Secretary.
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Information Local

-Ea sLs Dulce A!iauxas co don,
de &c vende el aparAto limpiador de
ealzado eonocido CON el nOmbre de
sDAndy Sinners. Ms un invento de
geandisims ntilidad economis,
Para informes y pedidos dirigirse &
M. r. CAlderon Il C5. Apartado
251 San Juan Puerto Rico,
..Esta maf1anA Ell aef1or Montills
estRba hacienda los estuaio preli.
minares para levantar el plano del
edifieio couoeido por eDiputac.6n a
Pr0vineials. Dsspues Sc proeeder6
6 levAntRr Ell de 10 Mansion Eiscuti.
Va. Esto demuastra qae los pianos
primitivos han debido estraviArse; y
Los archives
..Por violar 10 orden 81. de 10
ley de Sandal, fae multado con
81 S.. jaime Rivera, y Jose Coma.
lez CON S. por permltir III nlf1o 10.
IS Lopez q, jugara rolina en- eu casa
Ri dis Is del pr6ximo JUNO d. .
r& an bale el cub eLiga Socials de
esta ciudad.
..Esta man ana graz n1mero de
tabaqueros, faeron rtc 1nosidos por
el doctor FetnAnaez Mater, quien
les iba expsdiendo csrtifisados los
que estaban en- perfscto estaao de
salud para que pudierAn trabsjAr.
..Ayer tarde fa6 hsrids CON una
piedra que 10 lsn7ara nm muehacho,
Rafaela Domingutz Fac conducida
6 la sRla de socorros aonae le fac
RON preatados auxilios.
:. PsEdiente de resoluci0a se en-.
cuentran en- L. ofieina del Procurador
General, los peticiones de inaulto de
los presos, Jose Vslazquez, Aud16s
de asus Matso y Vicente Rios.
Leoneio GoE alex fu6 multado
ssta maf1ana CON SIS por el Juez
B.zku, por vender earne de carnero,
sin pr6via licencia.
..Ha nsido assemblies 6 eabos los
guArdiss siguientes: Erasmo Torres,
Rafael San Millkn, Rsm6a Bfugue'
ras Mafiez, Fslipe B aneo, jose Ju.
liz Marin, Msnuel Isern Aponte,
Miguel Man z QaezAaa, y Santiago
Domenech.
.-.En ell Casino Espafiol de Baya.
mon hubo nm conato de incendio hoy
& las de 10 ms d ana. El siniestro
las @4V0I IIluU pOE nm VeClnO III pAa1r
este ffente al e1if1c o. Ss qaem6
solRmente una parte del piso. Su'
p6nsse que 81 hscho fac deb;do {
algzna colflla de cigarro que alguien
tirara allf. Dieha casa no estk ase.
gursda y es propiedad del practi'
cante senior Miguel Granela. La
policfa acudi6 snseguida prestar
eus servieios.
Han ingresado en- 10 e&rcel de
esta ciudad, MarfA Disz, conoeida
por Angela Rodriguez, J Josefs Aha
rer Disz Eduardo Lau y Santos. b.
silia Ortiz (s) brigaaisls, Manuel Pa.
aillas Martinez. = Cssario Rsyes.
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La huelga de los ira
bajadores italianos

New York, Mayo Is, ll.3o.p. m.
Sc presentan grandes dificulta-
des para el arreglo de la huelga
de trabajadores italianos del ferro-
carril subterraneo. La actitud de
los patronos es firme, y muchos de
los trabajadores han roto la huelga
volviendo al trabajo, 10 que ha
daao lugar n.uevos tumultos. La
mayoria de los huelguistas siguen
exigiendo aumento de jornal, sin
decidirse a volver al trabajo.
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Emigran para
America

New York, Mayo Is, ll.3) p. m.
Otros despachos dicen que los
judios en- gran ndmero abandonan
algunas poblaciones de Russia, en-
donde NO han ocurrido aun con
ellos escenas sangrientas, dirigi6n-
dose q distintos puntos de Ame-
RIGA. Sc a6rma que 81 ilustre es-
critor Leon Tolstoy ha dirigido va
rias cartas de protesta al Car
contra la matapza de judios.
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La Verdad !.
en- su lugar
81 Se1Of Camu1aS no deSmien.
te & "caglioStrO'
RIGHTEOUS .LADEMoCRACIA

=
Segan habfAmoa dieho en- russtro
srtfcaio dc aver. no era nusatro pro.
p6sito entrar en- po.6mics con LA
Dsmocraci~". pero en- la e lici6a de
dicho peri6dico que ha llegAao hoy,
aparaee an anelt0 copiando 10 earta
que public era mi may quelido ami.
60 el se nor dom Manuel CAmu d 90, en-
este diario, CON fecha 18 del colrien.
to, y sin dada por error de LA D.
mocraeiA", repro2 2ucs iieha csrta
CON mn epfgrafs que ie Asf: sEL
SENIOR CAMUNAS DESM1ENTE
"A .CAGLIOSTRO",D 10 cnA. pu'
aiera intsrpretarse de IN moao ma
lieioso. Aunque no ereemos haya
sido esta 10 intenci6n de 'LA Dsmo
cracia". ea necesario hacer eonstAr
que 90 completamente jnexseto que
el sef1or Csmuf1ss hsya desmentido q
"CAGLIOSTRO''. pues su earta aim
plemente be eoncreta manifestsr
NO es 81 el autor de los articulos que
se han yenido publieando con sl pssu
do aimo CAGLIOSTRO" y sl mis.
mo item 20 dice que nos hizo algunas
observaciones de inco1 furmidaa con
aicho artf sulo, y cato Sc refiere d su
pnbaicaci6n y NADIA mas. Nos hemos
avistado con el ssnor Campfiss, y
NOS ha manifsstaao sn ineonformi.
dad CON sl spfgrafe de sta Damo.
craciA". Las ecsas en- 90 lrgar.
rs necssario haeer constar que
"CAGLIOSTRO", como ciudadano
ibre, est& en- Sd parfscto aerecho al
exponer "a eriterio al p1b.ieo, como
10 haeen los sanores de lis Demo
cracia".
.CAGLTOSTRO
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Fuerte erupcion
del Colima

New York, Mayo Is, 1'.30 a. m.
Ell volcan de Colima en- Mexico
ha tenido una violenta erupci6n.
Las materias igneas arrojadas por
aquel han abarcado extans1sima
area. Fuertes temblores de terra
han precedido q esta erupci6n. En-
la Republica del Salvador tambi6n
Sc han sentido temblores de terra.
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81 ref /
trans @fa n ann n a
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Dr. d New ~ ' ~
pd d
1gy III en- hM que nga nc
Ad ~ e edq u1
Tdvjp ~ qul o %
dad onqu feb % a @ gen falh
mental
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CrIrna u Ia
Ia
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All ExaUd dtgHmo" "Vn e eaa a New York" "yr h ee o
NOtd.
sve P Rico CT
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Susana MARITIME z y Ruff, apreciA'
BILE sef1orita, fallecio an Aguadilla.
ContAba diez y ssis abriles. Dssean'
&c en- pax.
Pedro Bud6n, nm sreopagitAS que
parece no tensr idea de 10 moral Y
de sus mobiles fines, fac denunciaao o
por actos inmorsles an 10 via p6bli
60, en- Maysgusz. Bad6n, aprende
6 guardian las formAs....y m&neras.
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ElSiEHRlMls
SERVICIO ESPECIAL
DIN
LILA CORRESPONDENCE.
-D@p-smn--
DIREOTO DE NEW-YORK.
Sigue la persecution
de iudios en- Russia

New York, Mayo Is. II 80 p m
Nuevos despachos de San Peters
burgo notician que Ia persecution
de jud1os en- Russia contln1a y cue
cada dia Sc promueven sangrien-
tas escenas en- varias poblaciones
del Imperio. Mujeres y nif1os han
sido acuchillados. Los israelitas
huyen en- todas direcciones y son
cruelmente perseguidos y asesinados.
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EXtrano case de en-
VonenamientO
en- Paris

New York, Mayo Is, ll.30. p. m.
Dicen de Paris que esta inves-
tigandose ALI un extraflo case de
envenenamiento, con excesiva do
sis de aconito un hecho que ha eau
sado general sensacion en- aquella
ciudad,
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La inundacion de
jacksonville

New York, Mayo Is, 1l.3O p. m.
Llegan otras noticias de Jack
sonville, confrmando considerables
desastres ocasionados por la inun-
daci6n. Reina ALI gran panico To-
mi6ndose que el Mississippi invada
otra veZ Ia poblaci0n.
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Para C0r0r Un RefvQdO en- un dIa
tome Lag PASTILL.As LAxANTE DE BROMA
QUININA. III boticario le devolver& el dinero al
no 90, cura La arma dc e. w. GROVE 90 halla
Dicen de Arroyo, que 10 ssecaD
tiene desesperanzados y abatid0s 6
muehos sgricultores. .Ssea, secas
y On Arroyo. lPero que hAcan las
inGratas aguas de este? lParsce
mentira!
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Libros de Yenta
KSIANA Ia VISTA I'm
k0 redacci6za 6

k0 feQ0CC1OH3 0S
<LG Correspondence dc r. r.,
Diccionario Enciclopedico. De H SSa
B0ssrG,SG. kstoletfs, . GeogrGfsA es 3 sossss
80 kx&s 6reqotre.
La Princesita de loa Bresox. Neseas 20
kugonia Marlitt, Tomo.
Histsria dc kurspa, por u. CASTELAR, On ,
I0meg.
La Vida do los Animales per el DR.. A. u
Brohm, On 8 Temos.
II Nunde uustrado, an B Tomos.
PaneRama Nacional. por Hermenegildo
Malrilea, en- Q Tcmog.
Las Razas Hamanas, per Federico Res &
ez Tones.
Mstsria de los Remanos, por Vicf or Du
ray ON T9mes.
Obras esmpletas de Mariana Jose d. In
n, Tsms.
A Travsz del Egipts, por Eduardo T6das ,
@9e0l, On uR Tem0.
Tres Poesfas. II Angelde 10 Muerte, Can
cs6a dc In Campana , Epist0la Moral, ,Nasms-
La Hefsidas, per Public ovidiol Tson
eEme.
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ze"e ST 8 LEXINGTON AVE- WeW NORH.

Ofrecemos, por per-
misc, las siguientes re-
ferencias de personals
que favorecen este Ho-
tel.
ID. Carlos Armstrong,
don F. NJ. Toro, don ].
M. Morales, don Tomas
Blasini, don Francisco
PARA, don l.. de la Pi-
la, don A, Subira, don
f. Ssuri de Ponce. ID;
j. F. Finlay, don A. G.
Weymouth, DR.. FL
Saldaha, don Rafae.
Ojeda, don A. E. Lee,
don r. Aboy Benitez,
de San Juan. d. Anto
Mo Roig, don Luis Bra
vo, de Humacao. D. j.
V. Cintro n, Mayaguez.
d. Pedro Salazar, dc
Yabucoa; D. Arturo
Bravo: New York.
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E estsdo de Juan Rodriguez, ps6n
herido en- ana pierna, que le fa6 am :
putads, en- 10 cat& trofs ferr. carri'
lera de Yauco, On lastimcBo. Es
an hombre i6ven.
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-A
Los mas afamados m6dicos reco.
noeen los m6ritos de 10 Emulsion de
Scott.
Areeibo, Isla de Puerto Rico.
81 10 experiences de algunos al Do
de pr&ctiea me iicA puede teuer al.
gun valimiento, nAais ne extraf1ar&
que en- ella funde mis- aeevsraciones
cuAndo sc trata dc emitir una opinion
sobro nm medicAmento que he uSado
CON extra0rdinsria frecueneia. Me
redero G In E nulsi6n do Scott. In
perfscta union dc los eomponentss,
el agradabls sabor que determine 10
bien que se conserva mieutras se ca.
tt empleando, y sobre todo las i'm
pOrtAntes indicaeiones m6dicas Que
llsn2, SON on mejor y mas segura ga
rAntfa.
Per esa re- ION aun en- las emf srme-
dades &l parecer mas ipeurables co
mo 10 tfsia. las cAque xlas, las escr6'
falas, las anemias, el raquitismo, 10
debilidad general, la fAlta de desa
rrollo en- las mujsres y en- los ni11os
y otra larga ssrie que seffa prolific
enumsrar, 80 We que esta sustancia
opera verdadsros milagros, y que
los anfsrmos que, por deeirlo Asf,
Sc hallaban & las puertas de Ia masr'
to, 20 trAnsforman de pronto adqui'
riendo fael zAs, robustex, color, ami
maeion, salad, an una pal,1ra, que
acredita caaa dfa In justis!a de lA f.
ma y del immense cr6aito de que tan
ttil preparation goza On TODD el
mundo.
DR.. Rafael del Yale.
En- In calle de San Pablo, en- Ma.
yaguez. NO baata sl nombre de ese
apostol con que ne honra, para Que
geute pre- fAns cometa abnsos, toda
clase de abuses alli. Defense de
abusos en- San Pablo, por los santos
ap6stolss!
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