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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-18
NORTHERN MONTANA
SWEPT BY BLIZZARD

Butte. Mont, May 17.-RepOrts to-
night tell of a general snOwstOrm pre-
vailing today and tonight throughout
Montana generally. IN the eastern sec
tons of the state the snow IS wet, and
unless the temperature should fall the
storm viii benefit the crops and the
range In the north. however, a biz
card has been raging since Z o'clock
this morning. and the Great Northern
Railway company is experiencing con-
sidera BILE difficulty in the operation Of
it's trains. Stock is suffering greatly
and considerable loss among the sheep,
now in the iambing period, is threat
ened
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-18
LOST his MIND.

New York, May 17.-George A KoIb,
general manager of the Marine Engi-
neers' Benevolent association, who dis
appeared on May 4. has returned. He
was the representative Of the engineers
in their recent controversy with their
employers. kOlb says that after leav-
ing his home TO go To work everything
became a blank. When he found his
senses he was in Los Angeles, Cal. How
Kolb got there, he says he has not the
slightest idea He says he was i'll when
he recovered his memors-. His watch
and seVvelry We're gone He had friends
IN Les angeles who sent him home
agail
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SHORT $4,000.
Lieutenant Meyer of San Juan Police
To Be Prosecuted

Lieutenant Meyer of San Juan Police
AZ to Be Prosecuted.
san Juan. p. r.. MAY 1.-THE war
department has ordered District At
torney Pettingiu to prosecute Lieuten-
ant Arthur Meyer of the insular police,
who formerly resided in Brooklyn. and
who was at one time quaTtermaster or
the FOrty-seVenth United States vOlun-
teers. for an alleged shortage Of $4,000
in the regimental pay accounts Lieu
tenant Never says in explanation that
the recipients of the pay failed to re-
ceipt for il. Secretary Hartsel has re-
voked Lieutenant Meyers permission 10
visit Washington pending the settle
ment Of alleged Irregularities in Lieu
tenant Meyers police accounts. Many
policemen and merchants. are lodging
complaints against the lieutenant he
is still serving with his regiment
awaiting Governor Hunts decision.
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DID NOT REFUSE.

foundation for a story sent out from
this place that President Roosevelt has
refused to ride with Mayor Alexander
because the latter is Jew, or that he
refused at all. The arrangement for
Governor Morrison and Senator Hey
burn TO ride with the president was
made by those in charge here without
any Intimate from the president.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-18
PUBLIC FUNERAL FOR
FILIPINO CHIEFTAIN

Manila May lin spite of the fact
that he died of cholera. the authorities
permitted Mabini. the Filipino political
leader, to be given a public funeral,
which took place today Eight thou
sand natives marched from Mabini' :
house to the church and thence to the
grave in La Iona cemetery. Hun
dTeds of former Insurgents. headed by
AguinaIdO. took part in the ceremony.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-18
STRIKERS DISSATISFIED.
Trouble at Melbourne, Australia, Not
Yet Over.

Trouble at Melbourne, Australia, Not
Yet Over.
Melbourne. Victoria, May IA large
majority of the locomotive drivers and
firemen who were recently on strike
are intensely dissa tisfied at the surren-
der of their executive committee to the
conditions imposed by the government
in the matter of the resumption OF work
on the lines. Because OF the objection
thereto Premier Irvine consented to
waive a condition concerning the non
employment of certain men and to en-
plOy all the strikers with the exception
of the actual leaders on short time
The men, however, still object to the
other conditions imposed and they have
formed a strong committee to arrange
for a resumption of the strike unless
better conditions are conceded.
For the present the strike time "a bic
remains in force and few trains are
running
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-18
CHURCH STRUCK BY
BOLT OF LIGHTNING

struck the Methodist church at Rock
ton. Ills, while services were in prog
ress today and three persons were seri-
ously burned. though all viii recover
Their clothing was literally torn OF
The bolt followed a chandelier. The
church was not damaged.
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TWO SUICIDES.

Spokane. Wash, May 17.-Mrs. J. L.
Kline. aged As years. wife of the, town
marshal At Medical lake. committed
suicide IN the Cottage hotel in this city
Saturday afternoon. and julius Perkins,
son Of a Deer Park farmer, shot the
top of bis head off this morning. Mrs.
Kline took strychnine and morphine.
Mental arrangement is supposed to
have been the cause in both cases.
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JUMPED INTO A WELL.

Oregon City, Ore, May 17.-Mrs. Sa-
rah ]. Fancher committed suicide last
night by jumping into we'll on her
farm near New Era. She had been de
mented for some time and her family
had contemplated sending her to the
asylum. she unfastened the rope from
the bucket and then, tying it around
her waist Jumped in. This morning her
body was found floating on the top of
the water
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DRoUTH IN PORTO RICO.

san Juan, p r., May 1T--COntinued
sOutherly winds are causing an alarm
ing drOuth in Porto Rico. The orange
blossoms are dropping. the new cane
crop has been seriously delayed and
cattle are suffering from a disease due
TO lack Of food and water There have
been many small whirlwinds and minor
crops are scarce. the coffee only being
In good condition.
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il is believed he is wanted for several
murders and other serious crimes. Only
a short time ago he was arrested for
assault to commit murder, but was dis
charged. If the posse Overtakes Smith,
who is believed to be fleeing on horse
back. he will without doubt be lynched.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-18
CHANGE IN POLICY.
What a New Bulgarian Cabinet VIII
Mean.

Vienna. May 1.-THE changes in the
cabinet at Sofia are regarded here as
indicating a change in the foreign pol
icy of Bulgaria Prince Ferdinand IS
said TO have been displeased with for
nner Premier Daneffs handling or
Macedonian affairs during his absence,
and to have declined all responsibility
for certain steps taken by NJ Daneff,
including some promises made to the
Russian representative at Sofia It Il
understood here that the new Bull
garian cabinet viii be nOn-partisan- IN
view of the critical situation in the
Balkans. all parties are likely TO sup
port the policy of Prince Ferdinand,
in the hope Of ending the present IN
certain condition of affairs. particularly
with regard to Bulgaria's relations with
Turkey.
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VENEzuELA PAYING UP.

Caracas. venezuela. May 1.-THE
Venezuelan government yesterday paid
to Germany. through the German lega-
ton here. the sum of SIS. O0G being the
sixth payment stipulated in the prOto-
col. The seventh payment, due next
month. is already in the goyernme ntai
treasury. The reports emanating from
Willimstad, Curacao. that the Nenezu-
elan rebels have lately been victorious
over the government troops are de-
cIared here to be false.
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ALBANIAN REBELLION.
Many Killed and Wounded on Both
Sides at Ipek.

Constantinople May 1.-THE report
that many men on both sides were
killed or wounded during the engage
ments which constituted the Albanian
resistance to the advance of the I'M
perial troops on Ipek has been con
7rmed. The Albanian chiefs explain
that the encounters were an ouOcoille
of a MISUNDERSTANDING In Ihe couI :
Of an audience with the German am
bassador here last Friday, the sultan
said that with the occupation of Ipek
a general pacifcation would ensue. a
number of Albanian chiefs at Ipek
however. refuse to submit, and their
families are being held as hostages
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-18
DEFENsES THROWN UP.

Gibraltar. May flowing to the
troubles in Morocco, Spain has thrown
lp defenses at Ceuta "a seaport IN
Morocco belonging TO SPAIN and VIII
ship thither six heavy guns, which nave
been living at Algeciras since the Span
ish-American war.
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THE LAST STRAW.
Jews of Bessarabia Forbidden to De-
fend Themselves.

St Petersburg. May n-Lieutenant
General Won Roaben. governor of Bressa-
rabia, has been summoned TO St. Peters
burg
A ministerial circular fOrpidding the
Jews to defend themselves has been is
sued 1t is expected that this step will
stimulate Jewish emigration TO America
Three thousand suits for damages have
been instituted against the state of ks
chineff The damages demanded amount
to 81 500 COO
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INDICTMENTS QUASHEO.
Alleged Murderers at Telluride Like
" to GO Free.

Telluride Colo. May 17.-DistriCt Judge
Theron Stevens has quashed twenty-toGr
indictments returned BY the grand jury
last December for the Smuggler-U Mon
riots and murders of last year, on the
ground that the jury was illegally drawn
Tbe dfstrict attorney intends to file direct
informations against all the indicted men,
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SMOKE PIPE OF PEACE.

Continued on Page p
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If you want to do business
Advertise in The Herald.
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U1ASHINGTON. May 1.-THE full
w text of the formal charges of ir-
regularities in the administration
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five cars operated on the streets re-
ceived exactly the same treatment as
they followed the first car into the
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-18

era ese su prop6sito y 81 solo eli da
aespedir environments al alndido
fancionArio.
lei sefor Gops Lee Candamo, de-
Areeibo, eolaborado. de Ella co.
rrespondencias, hace unos ounce
diAs guarda cams, siendn asistido
por ell Doctor Curbelo. VAfios ami.
Cos que le vi.itan le han dicho que
algunos peri6aicos y otras person,s
le han dirigido atsques que 81 des.
conoce y que por 10 indicada causA
no ha eontestado, esperanto haeer.
10 an cuanto se rsatableacs, 81 10
cree oportuno, n v. z que conozea
& las uersonas que 1e Atacan.
I'll ayudsnte dal Saeretario de
Puerto Rico Mr.. w. FL Gale smbar.
ears para los e ,tados ULi;os con
lie sncia de 2 meaes, saliendo de ssta
capitsl en- Ell vapor del 81 del co.
rrfente.
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E HOmbTe Mas viejO en- America
Dice Como Escape los Terrores de Muchos
Inviernos Usando la Peruna.

hombre mas viejo en- existencia, ilustrada
con un gran retrato, Sc encuentra en- Ell
Dallas Morning News, fechada II de Di.
ciembre, 1898, y tambien en- Ell Chicago
Times Herald de la misma fecha. Esta
centenario es un amigo ardiente de la
Peruna y la ha usado por muchos amos.
Hablando de su buena salud y extrema
veiez, Ell Senior Brock dice:
"Despues.q que un hombre ha vivido en- eli
mundo tanto como 20 he vivido, debe haber
averiguado muchas cosas por. experienced.
Creo que asi 10 Sc hecho yo.
6 mi entera satisfaction es la cosa pro.
pia para las intermediates que son
directamente debidas & los malos efec.
tos del china: por ia amos he resistido
al china variable de los Estados Unidos.
"Siempre he sido un hombre muy sano
pero por supuesto sujeto a pequefias afec-
clones que son debidas a los cambios repsn-
tinos en- ell china y temperature. Durante
mi larga vida he conocido muchisimos re-
medios para la tos, resfriados y diarreas.
"Respecto al remedio del DR.. Hart.
@AA AS ASS4 &a9
que es Ell mejor. 81 no ell dnico disno de
confianza para estas afecciones. Ha
sido mi sostsn principal por muchos
ahos, y atribuyo mi buena saiud y exc
trema vejez & este gran emedio
"Afronta exactamente todos mis- necesi-
dades me proteje de los malos efectos de
las va~riaciones del tempo, me conserva con
buen apetito, me da fuerza y me hace cir
cular la sangre con perfecta regularidad.
Confio en- ella enteramente por muchas
pequehas cosas para las cuales necesito
medicinal.
"Cuando la epidemic de la grippe comenzo
primero a hacer su estragos en- este pals,
estuve enfermo de esa enfermedad.
"He tenido varias batallas larsas con
la grippe. AL principle no Saba que la
PerunA era un remedio para Gotta enfer-
medal. uAndo of que la sripe era un
catarro epidSmico, probefa Peruna y an.
contrs que era exActamente Ia cosA que
necesitaba.
De I'd atento y s s.
ISAAC BROCK.
Escribase a la Peruna Medicine Company,
Columbus, O., para recibir un folleto que
trata del catarro.
81 I'd no obtiene resultados prontos y
satisfactorios por ell uso de la Peruna, escri-
ba en- ell acto al DIR. Hartman, dandole una
description complete de su case, y lie dara
gratuitamente y con gusto su c~onsejo impor-
tante.
Dirijase al DIR. Hartman, Presidente del
Sanitario Hartman, Columbus, Ohio.
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banda de Ia policia di6 retreta ex

banda de 10 policia do retreta ex
traorainaris.
- rente 6 C.teirAl se trata de
construir uua Iglesia metodista, le.
vant&ndose dicno eaideio en- Ii plA.
zusla de los NoDias.
..Ss dssArrolla gran actividAa en-
ell tendido de 10 VII de los carros
e,6-tricos por ID Gale de Tstua~.
e tos trabsjos tarminar<n aentro de
dos 8 tres semanas.
Sc NOS asegura que los cab lie
Q que ohsequiaron 81 Poo arsdor
General Mr. H.r am CON una sera-
nkta, fueron CORES nente tie 1didos
por aqu6l, quien tuvo feasas do re.
conocimiento por tan ssnalaia de.
mostraci6n de s~impatfas, siendo asf
que les obaequi6 por modo exp en-.
dido invitxndoles a pssar adelart,,
10 que rehusaron ellos por que no
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JuiCioS Dor denuncia
de iuegos prohibidos

E#H
Ante Ell Juzgado de Paz de San
Francisco Sc vieron hoy l&a causas
instruiaas coutra Mr.. Charles Pohl
y don Santos Filippi, por juegos
prohibidos en- sps estahlscimientos,
ssgda denuneiA formulas por ell Ii.
rector del eNawsD, y cuyo sumario
fu6 devuelto por oil Tribunal de Dis.
trito. La defense estAba 6 cargo de
los abogados DC shores Aware Nava
por eli primero y Mott por el segun-
90. El juicio del primero sc trans-
hri6 para eli visrnes & las nueve de
10 ma1ana. Ri iuicio do Mr.. Pohl
90 fall6 condsnxnaosele s 100 dollars
de mult& y las costas.
ri aeusado pidi6 ex eepci6n persn.
toria y que pasass Ell juicio s otro
Tribunal por. no ser de II competen
cia de 6sts resolverlo.
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Doctor Emilio CheYremOnt
CIRUJANO DENTISTA

De regreso de los Estados Unidos
Ia alberto 80 OFICINA DENTAL
Gale de San Francisco ntmero 80.
Frente & 10 Capilla.
La Emulsion de s &C tt, no 90 nm
medieameEto nuevo. Por mas de
veinte amos consecutivos los H6ai-
cos del muudo entero 10 recstsn pa
rA comb stir las er fermedades del
aparato respiratorio y en- 10 diatesis
escYofalosa.
Rio Piedras, Paarto Rico, Mayo 9
de 1894 8 nores Ssott & B.wae,
Nueva York.
Muy Senorss MICS: Tsngo mu-
cho gusto en- manif aatar G ustedes
que base t empo vengo reeetando &
mis- er fern q 10 e nalsion de aceite
de bfgado de bacalao o hipofosf.
tos de cal J de sosA que ustedes pre-
parAn, hAbisn 10 obtenido siempre
un 6xito satiafactorio-en t0Gas sqse.
Has or fermsdadss en- que he crsfao
convenience ca uso
De Uds, alto. s.. 8. @. B s. NJ,
Tr. ~ Rnnc0
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Information Local

-Ha irg resado en- IL carcel de
Mayser z para eumplir condens de
dos meses Rsmon Orta por el de- ito
de hurto.
Aver con m two de ser dia de
San P~At,icio, Patron de Irlanda,
todos los de esta nacionali lad y al-
Runos dsaus simpAtixadores usaron
ana cintisa verde On 81 DIAL de In
chs qua ta cslebranao dicho diA fss
tive. Con ese motive tAmbien IL
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REVOLUTION
en- Uruguay

Nueva York, Mario, II ll.30 A M.
Ha estallado en- Uruguay una
formidable revolucion. Fuerzas del
gobiarno concentrates en- Montevi-
dec, han salido a batir 4 los rebel
DIES. pero ell movimiento revolucio
mario es general en- la R~epdblica
y SO tiene como SECURE que dentro
de algunos dias caera aquel go
biernO.
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Actividad en-
los trabaios

Nueva York, Mario, Is l1.3o A. NJ.
Sc asegura en- los cfrculos politi-
cos de esta nacion que ell gobierno
imprimira 4 los trabajos del Canal
la mayor actividad, siendo general
creencia que Colombia resultara
muy favorecida con esas obras. pues
aumentara considerablemente en- la
repdblica ell numerario c~irculante.
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Venezuela hace
81 primer page

Nueva York, Mario Is ll.30 A. M.
FL gobierno venezolano ha paga-
do Eel primer plaza de su deuda
q las potencias. Sc consiaera que ell
gobi1rno tendra que hacer terribles
esfuerzos para pagan los venideros,
pues la revoluci6n y los impuestos
tienen al pals en- complete banca-
rrOta.
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Va NO mes queda mas rsmedio que
comprar m3quinas de coser bArAtas
al mismo tempo que buenAs. En- CO.
90 de s.. Melon & Ca, Fortalezs Cd.
quinA San Justo, hay; y 6 preeios
de eitugcl6u,
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Is a favor y 5
V0t0S en- contra

Nueva York, Mario, Is 40 A, M
Otro despacho de Washington
dice que 70 Senadores votaron &
favor de la ratification del tratado
de Panama. por 5 que votaron en-
contra.
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NOTICIAS

a1tsr)3 A l. ~ H-ADSFS Fl iafahe -alu.a.e
s.n H.. " .i,iow .tsbe Us Ise stet.pft que io5 niIto@
,s... en- ell leri,s 0 de liz densicion proporciona alivio
mediate al lequtho paciente produce un suelo ma
muy yivo y allegro rs muy a~gradable a. Paiadar, calma
al nino ablanda sus encias, aiivia sus dolores hace u
Is eli meior remedio conocido para Ia diarrea va pro-
yenea 6sta de la dentici6n 8 de c~ualguiera otIa causA-
Tanease mucho cuidado en- pedir el Jarabe CAimanse
de Ia Senora Winslow ! "a o. meioe de t0dos.
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ahora vive con su yerno en- Valley Mills,
TEXAS.
Hace POGO tempo, por peticion, Ell ~anciano
Isaac vino a Waco y Sc tome su fotografia
en- su mano tenia un baston, cortado de la
tumba del General Andrea Jackson, Ell cual
hazsido usado por el desde entonces. FL
Senior Brock es un caballero digno, que
muestra pocas sehas de d%ecrepitud la bib
liza de su familia aun Sc conserva, y muestra
que la fecha de su nacimiento fue escrita
ia amos ha.
Seguramente unas pocas palabras de este
notable a~nciano que ha tenido ia amos de
experienced, deben ser interesantes y venta-
josas. Una larga biografia de este caba-
llaro Sc encuentra en- Ell Times Herald de
Waco, 4 de Diciembre, 1898. Una biografia
| aun mas estensa de este senior, quien es el
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Y que quiera 6 que NO quiera
La empujaba Celestina
Y ne armA In tremolira
Y .estalla 10 pelotar&.
Chilla ID Eva irritada
Vendi6ndose & B arrs BIS,
Y 10 Cslastina -. izksl
Le ArrimA una bofetads.
~ que xambra que ne arn6!'
Ell pescc ION hizo ecc;
Isl parece que do en- hneeo,
Tanto fec 10 que son6l
Luego, lluvia de aranszos
Y dicterios insoleutef:
Parecfan dos serpientes
Zarr&ndose latigazos.
Y como nirguna We
Donde la lleva Ell faror,
Vuelcan aqtf IN velador,
AHA rompen nm q1inqu6.
Hasta que an IL algArAbfs,
Llenas dc euriosidAd,
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Las alegreS COmadreS
del paSe0 de Ia Princesa,
Sc divierten

Frente OIL PAseo de In Princess, en-
10 Marina, hsy una cAsa aonde viven
mujeres de vida allegro las cuales
est&n TODD oil iiA dando escenas POGO
eultaa, en- medic de nm vecindario
de personals honradas y seriAs.
In vardad On que para NJ vecinda.
rio hOnesto no 90 muy eAifcante Ell
espectkculo y co triste pc gar contri.
bucionss y alqnilerss teniendo ON IL
frontiers una e0nstaLte ronda de
e~qufvoeos plaeares que pertnrbe el
suano y obligug 6 cs.rar puertas y
ventAnas.
CAda elal tiena ell aerecho de III.
vertirse, pero cAda cual tiena tam.
bi6n OIL derecho de no ser tfandixo
con 10 que 70 puede decifse y con
10 que no debe verse.
All pues, L. policfa 60 de pensAr
presto 6 los vseiaos del pAseo de Il
Princess oil se1alado aervicio de
sguar aquellas featas procurar do
anprimirlas 6 eoninarlas en- forma y
manera que g~aranticen 81 soaiego
del vecindArio, siquieTa sea psra que
no re repitan escenas como las que
m eBcritor pueftorriquefo ha aes.
critic de ekts mode:
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LA UNION
1000 DOLLARS

Sc dessAn colocsr en- primera hi.
potsca sobre ans busna inca urba.
M en- esta Capital.
Dirigirse: G e. j. Apartaao del
Correo nhmero 786.
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! Naci6 antes que los Estados Uni-
( dos se formasen.
3 Sc acuerda de la election de 22
8 presidentes.
4 La Peruna lie ha p~rotegido de todos
{ los cambios ~violentos. del tempo.
5 Fue Veterano de 4 guerras.
4 Hero un caballo cuando tenfa 80
3 anoe de edad.
5 Siempre venci6 la grippe CON la
I Peruna.
8 Fus testiso en- un pieito de te-
8 reno & la edad de Ito amos.
< Cree que la Perun es Ell remedio
3 mas m~eritorioso de la edad para las
8 Intermediates catarra1es.
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Nueva York, Mario, l8 IL 80 A. M
Ell Senado ha ratiicado ell trata-
do de construction del Canal de
Panama. Algunos Senadores Ie hi
cieron d6bil oposici6n, triunfando
por una gran mayorfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-18

9 POBREZA de Ia sANGREy cAwas dolores paHdoD son las intermediates msc omunese n los
cinasc ahS nae la persona que apa a Su amon AhHiauxI 10 mmoh pahen los nnnos que
hp Ven@y nM@y conNtye Ia maI principal que conduce LA sIS-tubecuo cmnros bn
quits gnpey intermediates graves Aneida quee cmpo Sc dblha;a d pae sapn de s dJn-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-18

IL Senior Isaac Brock, un ciudadano de
- McLennan County, Texas, ha vivido
ia amos. Por muchos ahos reside en- Bos-
que Falls, Is millas al oeste de Waco, pero
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-18

Para Cur0r un RefYodo en- i'm dhd
tome las PAsTILLAs LAXANTES DE BROM,
QUININA. El boticario lie devolver4 el dinero
no Sc cura-. La frma de y. W, GROVE. 20 hall
en- DADA cajitas
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-09

Misery likes oomp'fiy. don't he9'
Yes. but wen I sees him comm 7
never is az hcme."-Atlsnts Constitution.