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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-04-10

Yet affection was strong in her heart.
1t had seemed unusually hard to part,
and even baby's tiny hands had
seemed to cling to his big fingers
more closely than their wont.
Take care of yourself, sweet
heart" he said, in a tremulous voice.
as though, strong man that he was,
1t was no easy task to say "good-by"
II hope this is the last of these
long journeys"
Later in the day she had gone out
to make some little purchases, and
coming back in Il street car, had
sat near two ladies whom she did
not know. She could not avoid hear
ing their conversation, though
scarcely noting what was said, until
she heard her own and her husbands
names.
80 Ralph Morgan did not marry
Grace Girton after all; how was it?"
said the younger woman. I've
been abroad so long that I've missed
in love with her, we knew it was
serious, and he was always at the
house. She was such pretty girl,
too, it would have been such suit
able match"
He claimed to be her brothers
friend, but of course everyone krsw
that he was not the attraction" &c
turned the other.
o women. women. little do you
know the consequences of your light
~ spoken words. your idle gossip.
Surely. more charity. more sympathy,
more tenderness would be shown,
could the speakers imagine their vic
tim within ear-shot. And are there
not parts of the lives of others so
exclusively their own, so sacred, that
it is a want of delicacy even to guess
at what their thoughts, feelings or
relations may be?
'You say he is married." continued
the first speaker; do you know his
wife,"
mo, and funny enough, I've never
seen her, though we have exchanged
calls. They say he would not have
broken his engagement with Grace
but for business losses. You know
her father is not rich. and the wife
has plenty of money. but is plains
sensible little thing who fairly
| sdores him"
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-04-10

Twenty-Five monuments, erected by
the state of Indiana to the memory of
troops from that state who fell in the
memorable battle of Shiloh, were ded-
icated on the 5th and 9th, many dis
tinguished men of the north and
south participating.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-04-10

Senator James l.. Clarke and ,'on-
gresham S. Brundige fought on IL e
streets of Little Iock, Ark, on the
2d. The trouble arose over news
paper interview given out by the con-
gresham. Neither was seriously in
jured.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-04-10

The reported engagement of Sena-
tor Frye, of Maine. and Mrs. Garrett
"A. Hobart was confirmed, on the 5th.
and 1t was said the wedding would
take place in the early summer. The
Frye mansion at Lewiston, Me-, is be-
ing remodeled.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-04-10

Republicans elected their state
ticket in Michigan, on the 9Th. Tom
J.. johnson (dem.) was reelected
mayor of Cleveland. o.; Samuel NJ.
Jones (lnd) was chosen mayor for
the fourth time in Toledo and repub-
licans retained control of Cincinnati
be re-electing Freshman as mayor.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-04-10

Following the decision of Judge
hdams dissolving the injunction is
kued against the employees of the Wa
bash Railroad Co. repeated confer
snces We're held between the officials
81 the road and representatives of the
rainmen, AT st. Louis, resulting in an
micsble agreement being reached on
be evening of the 4th, which includes
wage increase of IL and Is per cent
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-04-10

President Roosevelt was compelled
to cause notice to be sent ahead to
committees at the various points of
his western tour, after the first day
Tor two's experience, that the ar
ranged programme as to time must
Ebe rigidly adhered to, otherwise he
would be compelled to eurtail his trip,
zas human nature could not stand the
Strain.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-04-10

Kingdom and Jay Gould, aged Is and
IA, started from st. Louis, on the 2d.
over the railway lines controlled by
their father, George Gould, for the
purpose of studying railway opera
ton. The father accompanies them
on their novel trip.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-04-10

Rev. Heber Newton. on the 9th, re-
signed as pastor of the Stanford Me-
mortal church at Stanford University,
Cal. The definite reasons for the res
ignation are not known. Both DR..
Newton and Mrs. Stanford refuse to
discuss the matter.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-04-10

President Roosevelt spoke to 5000
persons at Chicago, on the I'd, in adj
yocacy of the Monroe doctrine. He
advised Americans to speak courte-
ously of other nations and carry a
big stick-meaning the navy-the .ehy
insuring peace.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-04-10

Ghl. Henry NJ. Cooper, Mt one time
flgure~in national politics. died. on
the 9th. at his residence in Chicago.
Cooper was a republican and for sew
eral years United States marshal at
Little Rock. Ark
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-04-10

The gunners of the battleship In
diana. in their recent practice with
their 13-inch turrct guns, broke all
records by scoring IL hits in II shots,
at the five-mile range.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-04-10

Three United States commissioners
in Oregon were removed by order of
ger, on the 9th, due to Investigations
into land matters by special agents.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-04-10

The lower house of the Illinois leg.
islature passed the convict labor bill
on the I'd. 1t prohibits the employ.
ment OF the convicts on contract and
provides that board of prison indus
tries shall see that the products of
the conrictS do not enter into compe-
tition with the products of free la
Dor.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-04-10

The transport Thomas arrived at
San Francisco, from Manila, on the
Sd. and landed her passengers. Among
them were Brig.-G L. ID. Baldwin
aud Brighten. NJ. G. Foote.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-04-10

American marines, on the I'd, were
landed at Santo Domingo City to pro-
tect American interests, revolution
being in progress at that place.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-04-10

According to advices from Constan-
tinople, on the 9th. the Macedonian
revolutionary committee intends to
proclaim a general insurrection in the
European provinces of Turkey about
April 20.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-04-10

The Cuban congress reassembled at
Havana, on the 9th, and President
1'alma, in his message, warned its
members that their obligations to the
United States could not be evaded.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-04-10

An explosion of gas occurred, on
the 3D., in a mine at Wilkesbarre, Pa,
and 100 men were barely saved from
death.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-04-10

John Porter, ianitor at the Peoria
Qll) high school. was murdered by
burglars on the Sd.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-04-10

Gustavus F. Swift, president of the
Swift Packing Co, died 1t his home
in Chicago. on the Goth, of internal
hemorrhages resulting from si-
cal operation. Mr.. Swift was 63 years
old
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-04-10

Rear-Admiral Coghlan, sent 10 Hon
duras TO protect American interests,
reported. on the 9th, that trouble had
been settled and the American squad
ron will be Withdrawn.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-04-10

uouT Snt Sdt III tHe same
chair; gazed at the glowing fire; saw
around her the same familiar objects
the pictures so tastefully hung,
each telling its story, not only of
face or scene portrayed, but of pre-
cious associations, of far-lands Wis
tied, of sweet home-memories; the
open piano across one corner; the
ornaments on the mantel-delicate
vases of dainty flowers, reflected in
the mirror; the rich, soft colors of
the rugs; bits of old-fashioned furni-
tire, and newer easy-chairs seat
tered here and there; books and mag
a:ines on tables and shelves-all
combining to ms Ike a beautiful room.
though one scarcely knew why, for
subtle something, of individuality
and love of beauty, made all har-
monious.
Yesterday it was pleasant, and
pleasing to her sight, in harmony
with her thoughts; for was she not
waiting for footstep waiting for
one who filled her life, who made her
joy? To-day the house is the same;
there is no perceptible difference in
the perfectly ordered household, but
for her it has no beauty; it is as
colorless as Il darkened room, for the
light has gone out of her life.
Only that m orning "all was WELL"
Heller husband-had gone away, as
was his habit occasionally. ON bust
ness journey, which took him out of
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-04-10
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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-04-10
an Caster gop
BY ERIE WATERS
.ea5sggg

ADGE MORGAN sat alone
in the fire-lighted sitting
room, Just as she had come
in from n walk. Alone
utterly alone!
Yesterday at the same
hour she sat in the same
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-10
FL 81. TOSOTgTO expr8sa cue no
50 han enhaFa0 flneas ca
fataTas On production, slDO
frulOS.

La comisi6n de Ia Junta Organiza-
dsra de apricuitores v tgrratenientes,
visit6 hoy aI seiior Tesorero INFERNO.
lie fu6 su0erido 81 acuerd0 de la
asambIea del 20 de Septiembre, acerca
de suspension de remabes de fineas ca
feteras para cobro do contribuciones!
Una petici6n iguaI la precentada
al Gobernador fue puesta en- nanos
del TesoTero.
Este cOntest6 que sin periuiciO de la
resoluci6n que SO tomasa de acuerdo
con el Gobernadt = debfa infol mar que
los embargos que ga hacen aetnalmen-
to para cobro de conbribucio ZONES de fin
cas- cafeteras, solamente Sc refieren 4
los frutos sin que se cobren Rastos &
los propietarios, y permitie endoles VEN
derlos con Ell I'm de que paGuen prefe-
rentemente sus dsbit0s Al tesoro. To-
dos aquelIos que no 10 hicieren asi SUI
frir&D periuicios con motive de los
embargos.
Mu6strase el ssfIor Tesorero muy
bien dispuesto en- favor de los trabsjos
de la asociaci6n agrfcoia.
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iNFORMACION LOCAL

cumpliendo eondena 227 varones y %
muieles; v en- sumario 30 varones Y Q
mujeres.
ECONOMIA. El Ayuntamient0 de-
esta ciudad ha introducido una econo-
mia en- ell presupuesto. de cinco dollars
que Sc pagaban al encargado de sacar
los atriles de los m1sicos Ii plaza.
Hoy hacen este servicio los muchachos
que estan en- Ia c&rcel municipal.
ADOLFO RUIZ MULLER. He
mos tenido ell gusto de saludar en- es-
ia oficina ell estimabIe cabaIlero cuyo
nombre sirye de epigrafe esta lfneas.
Correspondence atentamente su cor
tesla.
Ell TELEFONO. D. Las deficiencies
que SO notan en- ell servicio del tel6fono
son & causa de estarse cambiando tc-
dos los hilos v clavijos, en- la Central.
asf nos 10 dijo una apreciable Srta.
empleada ALI, en- la mafana de hoy.
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La PARTlDA

No es serrana, nj ninguna de las de
Alfonso ell Sabio. Sc trata de la par
tida que tuyo lugar esta maffana de ID
espedici6n invitada para inaugural 81
trayectO de yia-ferrea entire Ponce v
Aguadilla
Sc hicieron. se06n nuestro informes
unas 80 invitaci6nes pero vimoa d. solo
iban vagones con unas 20 pers0nas.
Los vagones estaban engalanadOs
con banderas americans.
Estuvimos alIf un minute. solo un
minute, y no podiamos recordar to-
dos los que salieron en- ell tren.
El gObernador Hunt, Mr.. Hartzell,
Mr.. Cruzen, MIR: Cooke, 81 DR.. Bar
bosa, Roberto Tood. algunos otros
americanos, ell Sr. Brachi repTesentan-
te 6 este diario. v otros Representatives.
del ~Boletin> y de L'EtendartS Y tel
vez alg6n otro mas que no viHnos.
Deseamos & los escursionista, gratas
impresiones.
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SANTORAL. - XIX despu6s de
Pentecoste. Mira. Sra del Remedio
Santos Nicasio German obs. mrs.
stas Piencia Yg. v mr.. y Pl&cida vg.
CORREO O.-Cartas detenidas en- la
administration, de correos: Therrel
William. Trinidad Juliana Torro Juan.
Torres Francisco. Toledo Encarnaci6n.
Thode Reinir
CULTOS.- I'll Domingo II & las
media de In maf1ana, tendra lugar en-
nuestra Santa Capilla, Ia misa Solem-
ne & JESUS SACRAMENTADO,S
uuedando de manifesto hasta lls 4 de
Ia tarde, que Sc rezar6 Ia CORONA,
concluyendo con la procession y re-
serva.
Mr.. LUTZ. .-Lleg6 esta mafiana de
Viequea en- donde estuvo revisando
aquel puesto. Tard6 en- hacer la tra-
vesfa de Vieques & Fajardo 90 horas.
LICENCIA.- ha sido concedida
al teniepte Reyes de la policla insular
para trasladarse & San Juan.
MAS DE UN CUARTO DE ST.
CLIO. --Hace mas de 25 amos que Sc
ofreci6 al p6blico con ell modesto nom-
bre de xAlcoholado GatellS I'm magni-
fico preparado para la curaAdel reuma-
tismo, resfriados y dolor de cabeza y
desde esa fecha millares de enfermos
recomiendan su uso, prueba elocuenta
que es bueno Y por ESQ Ell consume au-
menta cada dia.
EN- SAN JUAN.-Se encuentra en-
esta capital ell sefior Ulises LoubrieI
Cueto, representante de la compaflfa
de- MAquinas de coser de Singer, en-
Aguadilla.
Que lie sean gratos los dias que pase
aquf.
Ell JUEZ KOPEL.-Ayer tarde &
las Al p. m. pas6 por ell frente de esta
redacci6n, ell Juez Kopel, de regreso de
los bafios de Coamo. No celebre se-
nor Kopel, mas juicios que no caiga
baio su jurisdiction.
TROLLEYS. -Esta mafIana empe-
aaron funcionar los carros electricos
& las s. Debe dispensarse este porque
estos casos son rGr0s.
MOVIMIENTO.- .--Fu6 extraordina-
rio esta mafiana con motive dc La ex-
pedici6n & Ponce. Dialogos breves
por todas parties de los que iban y de
los que no pudieron ir.
DELEGATION. - Nuestro distin-
guido compafero don Louis Leccia,
direcrtor de IL 'EtendardS, ha delega-
do su representation en- Ia inaugura
ci6n del ferrocarril de Ponce 6 Aqua
dilla, CD nuestro redactor don Juan
Braschi.
ESIA METODISTA.-<I4a "a
Santfsima TrinidadS. Gale de Sol ND
nero IS. Cultos para mahana. Pre-
dicaci6n 6 las de la nafiana y 80 de
Ia noche. La predicaci6n por Ia no
che estar& & cargo del Reyerendo Jose
w. Lamb.
Escuela Dominica, para personas
de todas edades, las de In tarde.
ASISTEMCIA.-- fue cura.
da en- eI cuartO de soeoros Dolores Al
valez de una confusion en- Ell braze
derecho.
CARCEL MUNICIPAL. - En- ID
c&rcel municipal de esta ciudad, 90 en-
caentran cumpliendo condena 1I hon
bres Y IL mujeres; pendientes Gle sen
tencia s.; una loca Y un enfermo.
PHILADELPHIA. Hoy sallt
para Sur America el vap0r de aqne
nombre.
GARGEL DEDISTRTTO En- est.
establecimientO penal 30 enousntEal
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FL tD
#usni npna a,ew a
rr p
6n9 q
h
# d asaoA que 10
ypa
! ECENC eef@d daa graves d feb
mTesanh anhgun
9
ds dene
#nhn
dc = + 4
bud
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Temores en Ios Estados Unldos
New Yorl. Oclabre 70. 2P. !

New York. Octnbre 10. y i, M.
Llama mpcho la atanci6n en los Es-
tadOs todos, eF que los varIos indiYi-
duos detenidos por sospeehosos, por
creerse que trataban de asesinar al
Presldentes aparezcan no estar en su
juici0, y t6nese, que Sc frate de una
conapiraci6n anaruuistas que hene d
consigna de que sus partidarios Sc ha-
gan los dementes 81 ser sorprendidos
en- sns intentOs.
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aleNa III
New York, 0ctubre 10. 3 r III.

New Yorlx, Oetubre 10. 2 f. M.
Noaiciaa xecibiaaa en- esta ciudad.
afirmAn Que el Presidente Castro de III
Repdblica az Venezuels, 81 Mega s
aatisfacer las cantidades que ~ piden
por dafsos v eFjufcfns.
El puehlo venezolano fnu@stFase In
diQnado. pues individuos quo no te-
nian que perder. cuando In reEoluci6n.
aparecen rapresentados per los minis
bros de aus respectivos paises, eobran-
do cantidades exhOrbitantas.
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m atafales
o1 Ees dl
nsB ell lnvIefn0
& no Hay D0 EE
EpAR DE LAS7
Nanca alIa lie
Cufar 81 aEafro D0nde-
uuleFa que Sc halle.

aag algunas easas qne son tan aesnaaa
come Il auerfe que con seguEiaad ocnrFen
Il menos en la mitad dc Ia familia hamana.
msnoa que 81 somen nedsdas para pFeve-
nislas
PrimsEo El clima del tnvierno produce
Fes&riados, con asgpridad.
Sezundo: Ios resfsiados que 40 Sc curan
pronsanente producer son seguridad ca
sasro
Tercsrc Fl cataro Empropiamsnts tras
tad0 hace cersa ] miserable X vida.
Ef eatarro no rsspeta ningdn 1sgano q
fnnci6n dsl cuerpo Es capaa ds destruir
ID vista, Il sabor. = olfaso. sl dido, IA diges-
tidns II secretion, Il asimilacion, y Ia excre-
ci6n.
Penetza todas laa parties del euerpo hu-
mano, Ii cabesa, b gaFganta, q est6mago,
los ins@tinos, los tubos hFonquiales, los
pulmones, a hfgados los riAones. Ia vejiga,
los otros 6rganos pelVicos.
Que Ia PaFnna cura el catasro donde-
quiera que - halle ss compFusba por los
sigaiensea testimonies enyiados enteramente
sin Ger solicEtadoa al DR.. Hartman por
homhrea y mujeres agradecidos que han
sido cuEadoa por Ia Peruna.
CataeFa asaa&nasea.
"A SeHoga -. x. Honaeh, Riehmord, Va,
nos sscribe Sufria cen casargo de tedo
' mi sistsma por dos amos no podia ali
viarzus 81 me aeonsej6 probar i Peruna J
he tornado circo botallas de ella estoy
bien mucho mejor que he estado por
yarios amos Puedo aconseiar eualquiera
persona que tsnga casarro en- alguna parte
del cuerpc que tome Ia Peruna Mi hija
pequena que tiene once amos de edad tenia
catarro pero fnG curada por IL Peruna
Antics que comenzaba tomar Ia Peruna
estaba siempre enferma pero shora estoy
perfecsamente busna y toda clase de alaban-
zas son debidas 4 Ia Peruna. /" - Sonora
M. x. Bousch.
catasro Dis iaa Naricss.
FL Senior Herman Ehike, osz Orchard
Street. Milwaukee, Wisconsin,. nos escribe:
Estoy psrfectaments cufado del catarro
de mis- narices debido Al uso de 81 Peruna.
Nj case fue nluy grave. Herman EhIke.
Ca4arao de Is Onrsa antA.
b. H. Runyan, SalesviIls, O.. nos escribe
Sufria por cinco AMOS cen catarro de Ia
garganta. Sc me indujo ! probar Ia Peruna.
He usado cinco botellas estoy perfecta-
nente bueno. B. H. Runyan.
Para direccsones espeoiales. cada cual
cada botella:
La Pe-ru-na Ia tienen de vanta todos los {
AQuelIos que deseen correspondence dir
,rreo, pueden d rigiFse al mismo DIR. S.
Ftdel Gnillermety, Plaza Alfonso XII San
% Rico.
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JuzgadO do Paz Dc l;aisdraI
JUICaOs DE HOY


Ramon Cortiio por los delitos de
acometimiento Y aggression tentatiYa
de extorci6n fue remitid0 4 IL c6rceI
v sefIalado mil dollars como tianza.
Maria Lopez. por infracci6n de las
ordenanz: municipales Iun dollar de
multa.
Sotero DeIgado. juan Mendez y
Ramon SOsa, p0r alterar la par, 30 dias.
Matfas Montafiez, poT alterar Ia paz
8 insultar & emilia Rosario, S5 de null
ta v pas6 al dep6sito municipal por 10
dias.
Juan Antonio de Jes1s. Limo Reyes
v Felipe Gortez, por alterar Ia paz, so
dias de arresto.
Juan Castro Segundo. por aIterar La
paz, so dias.
Dos juicios m&s en que fueron alb
sueltos los acusados.
q
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luter Ancl6n Z y las potencias

New York, Octnbre 10. 9 q A
Sc dies que algnnas potencias. 1e
guerrero aue tiena ca IN Aianchuria
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lalMs On aImIbaT

Y Dulces en- alnibar de varias clases
y tabac0s y cigarrillos Sc Yenden al la-
do del AyunnHnientc casa u6mero 80
frente 8 "a Plaza Principal.
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BaqusTO y Gdndara

Comerciantes importadores de pro
welcomes de todas procedencias
San Justo 1S y 15. San Juan Puerto
Rico.
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BancO EspahOI do Puerto RlcO

Situaci6n del nisnao en- la tarie del
40 de Sepfiembre de 1908
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MINISTRIES PeRSEGUlDOs

Comunican de Haiti que ha sido re-
ducido & prisi6n, en- Port-au-P Prince. el
ex-ministro de dicha Rap6blica. Mr..
Guillanme con motiyo de Il causa que
SO instruye por eli fraude del BancO
Nacional. El mismo telegrama dice
que ex-ministrO Laconte, cuya prisi6n
tambi6n sc orden6, logr6 escapar.
IFS una delicia ser 8 haber sido mi-
nistro en- Haiti
HISTORICAL CEuDAD DESTRIJI-
pa POR uN ClCLO
q s----~---
Telegrarnas de MeiicO dan cnenta
de que 81 tlltinno tornado deafruy6 TO-
talmente la ciudad de San Miguel, en-
donde desembarc6 Herman Cortes.
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casarra as il 30.

81 sefOE Don Archie Godin, fss Beech
Street, Fitchburg, Mass., nos eecribe:
La Peruna me ha curado do un catarro
de Ia oreia nediana sstoy mejor que he
estado por muchos amos. Archie Godin.
caaarro da loo Rzlmonaa.
Il ssaora Emile Kirckhoff, Ada. Mimi,
nos escrihe.
3Debido IN resfTio muy grave que coli
el invierno pasado. contraie IN cata9roH de Ia
nariF, q cuaI dentro de POGO tiemFo me
cay6 en- los puimones. Tome Ia Peruna J
nae euro este remedio completamente.
Ahora estoy meior que he sstado por 90.
amos. Sonora Emile KirckhoH.
casarro de Ia veiisa.
Fl Senior Don John Smith. sII S. Third
Street, Atchison, Kan, nos escribe:
safria con catarro de Ia uretra de Ia
vejiga por dos aios caando les escribi,
me encontre bajo 81 tratamiento de I'M md
dicO, y 10 habia estado por cuatro meses.
"segu sus direcciones de Ud,-y puedo
decir que Ia Peruna me euro de esta enfer-
msdad. John Smith.
cetarro On la cabe9a.
FL Sehor Don d. r. Ramsey, nos eseribe
en- una earta reeisntes Pine Bluffs, Ark;
Mi hijo, de amos de edad sufria con
catarrO en- IA eabeza por 1870 meses.
Despues de una sola botella de Peruna su
dido Sc encontraba entsramente restaurado.' =
I'D. R. Ramsey.
'Las enfsEmedades de la vida
.ufmicos y droguistas, oil precio de un dolls
,cta con Ell Dr. Hartman. y que pueden es
!. Hartman Columbus. Ohio. u. 8. q.
Juan, p. r.: puede vender los faFma