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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-04

Sig shoe bargains at Sur 81 sourcs
week Mrs. M. Isaac.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-04

II. g REDDlCK,
Formerly with A. II. Baker
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-04
FOl.EY'S KIDNEY CURE

cures the most obstinate cases of
kidney and bladder diseases.
1t supplies the kidneys with the
substances they need to build up
the worn out tissues.
It will cure Bright's Disease and
Diabetes if taken in time, and a
slight disorder yields readily to the
wonderful curative power of this
great medicine.
II sooths and heals the urinary
organs and invigorates the whole
system. If your kidneys are de-
ranged, commence by taking
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-04

Mutual Light g. Water Co.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-19
SECURE contra Ia
Appendicitis
EmpreSa novel Y nOV0lesca
(De maestro 90, responsaD


Nueva York, Mario 6 La Ultima
novedaa. entire los expenditures
en- Ell rsmo de SECURE, ha a~parecido
"a en- sLloyass, en- forma de Q guro
contsa g,stos de operation 6 conse'
cuencia de la appendicitis, y 10 mner-
te por 10 misms.
ri aspirante que "a encuentrA sb-
solutamente libre de In bien conoci'
do disposition 6 II q sm &rsele el Or
gauo inexplicable. ell fsmoso appen'
ak vermiformis, psgando 10 peques
fl quota de cinco chslines 81 aro,
adquiere una POLKA que le garantiza
los gaatos de 10 o~peraci6n en- Case
de necesitarls, hasta doacientas II.
bras eaterlinas, mas igual suma de
libras esterlinas que se pagan & los
herederos en- case de muerte.
I'll nuevo sistems sc dice que hs
tenido an 6xito fabuloso, y que 30
cuentan en- creciao ndmero las poll
que ne estAn hacienda.
Sc cree, no obstsnte, que serA alb
solutamente necesario insertar en-
eatas I6,ixas a clkusuls que exija
del asegurado In mas absolute re-
aervk; pues de 10 coEtrAr'O, ae sbri.
gan temores de que ell n1mero de
Los operados hAbia de aumentar en-
proportion exhorbitante.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-19
En- la ISia Culebra
no llueve y Sc bebe I'm
"cafe especial"
FL primer puerto antil'a-
no visitado por Eel
Nuevo Maine"
[De nuesmo

Marxo Is. Estamos Rquf en- ell me
jor de los mundos. Aquf no lluave.
ID cafe que tomamo pAreee del B -a'
sil, pnes co precise hscerlo con o.
qua salaaa de los pogos. Y resultA
nm brevsje especial, smuy t6nicos y,
sobre TODD. -. insoportRbie 6 simbe.
bible.
Ri dfa IL, despu6s de ejercitar ell
trio de canon en- Playa SAraina, en-
tr6 On Great Harbor Ell sOlimpia."
Ri dfA 10 pas6 frents nj canal de
entrada "El Nuevo Maine, nuevo
A~corAxado recientemente lapzado nj
sgua. ri primer puerto que vista
en- las Antill&s ca Culebra. sCuanto
-houCr para IL familials
DON Robust'Ano Reguera, Torrero
de 10 vecina isla de Calebrits. Vi
con uso de licencia para San Jaan.
FL sNusvo MAines salua6 CON las
salvAs de ordenanzA MI Almiranta
Coglhan, contestandole Ell insignia
20 ,impiA".
Han salido para San Juan don Mi.
guel Ramirez y familia. I'll senior
Ramirez VI cor objsto de restsble
Ger su salud.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-19
CARCAMENTO
del "San Juan" para Ponce

De New Orleans vapor americana
<SAn Juans 6 los sef1ores Flitza
Lundt & Co
Para aus consignatarios, Is fArdos
heno, Is sacos Avena
B ,nnin Armstrong 81 O.. 500 sIs
rroz.
Gonzalez B onnin & &c. 665l2 sacos
Arrs z. Is bArriles az1csr.
Sores. de Gilet Arce BOG .2sIs arrcz
$50 i'd ha Tina.
Cosio s. Pujol 943. 2 sacos arroz.
e Morales 1882 sacos arroz, 300
i'd hariaa.
Carlos Armstrong 800 sacos Arrez,
2. sos tablAs.
A. Morales Lsbron SCI sIs arftz.
Oliver Puente & Co. 1889 s[a arrtz
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-19

Espl6ndilo remata de prendas
preciosas oil dia 81 del actual 6 las
dos d. 10 taraa en- IL Casa de Pres
tsmos de j. B ian ca. FortaIeza %
d. is Il
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-19

Remates de prendas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-19
DESDE ROMA
FL Jubilee del Papa
SOlemne manifestation

II M@@ &#MM#~&# ND
SOlemne manifestation
Senior Director
r.. vig6sfmo quinto Aniversario de
10 coronation de Leon XIII fu6 csle'
brAdo con tnda II pompA y grandeza
de las atlas ceremonias que estila ID
Iglesia cAt6lica, en- medic de nm de-
rrOChe de entusiAam0 y emOci6n de
10 inmeus& muchedumbre@ que se
aglOmeT0 en- 10 CatedrAl de San Pc
dro para rendir pleiJO homemade co.
mo aunca 81 anciAno Pontffice
Por 10 noche todos los edideios
sacros de Roma; monasterios, con-
ventos, seminari0s y multitud de cx.
. particulares, resplAndecfan bajo
al imperio de una msgnfdca iiumi-
naei6n CON que Sc celebr6 ell fAuato
acontscimianto. Contyibuyeron pc.
derosamente oil esplendor de 10 ciu.
dad, los miles de luces de beDgala
que sc quemaban por dc quiera.
Su Santiaad ell Papa, que soport6
admirableme ate 10 fAtiga " la G ii.
taei6n propias de las .ceremopias del
dis, Gespues de retirarse, no pHdo
menos de levaEtsrse de nuevo para
contemplar desde ma de q venta.
mai Ell hermoso espeetxculo que en-
81 honor ofeeeia 10 hermosa ciudad.
La vista desde eli VAticRno, que a.
cAEza hakta unas siete millas de rA.
dante Illumination, era aIgo aff co.
mo m sueno de hAdas. arrancando
de Su Santidad, 81 ~rstirarse, estA
excls m ei6n: <Magnfico espect&.
cuIo para soffsr esta nocha.9
Apenas be puede describir 10 es.
cena que ocurri6 en- 10 plaza de San
Pedro durants ID ceremonia. ALI
sc haitian c~ongregados cientos de
Holdados itRliAnos, atAvisdos de mi.
formes de gran gala, modernCs,
ofrecien2o notable c0ntrGste CON los
trajes medioavales de 10 Guardia
Suiza del Papa one guardAba las
puertas de bronco lie IL Cathedral.
La multitud que So hAbfa congre-
gado tras ell primer Gordon de Soda.
dos, SO impacieLt b.jo n Ito.
viznA ps~rsistente , molesta. Los
paragaAs estAban 6la orden del dfa,
81 bien produsiendo no mas que con.
faaio1 y an Asf como aesconteLt to
general entire los muehfsimos curio-
SOS, entire les que 90 contAbAn por
miles les mujeres, vestidas de ira
jes de abigArrAdos colores. ininidad
de e~xtraDjeros de todas las naciona.
lidadss 8 italian0s de tcdos los an.
bitos del pals. La uniformidAa del
monitor hAcfs resalsar mas a algunos
grupos de hermanas de aiatintas Or
denes, estaaiantes catoIieos, feailes
ataviaaos de tra1es plntorescos que
aqnl y all& aespertaban 10 eufiosiaad
de los extranieros.
La a~uertara de las puertas de San
Pedro fac algo nj como 10 SERIAL de-
.tsque en- campAfla. Todos lucha.
mos desesperaaaments para abrir
nos paso entire 10 multltua y gan&r
81 sacro BOIL $40.
A este empuJe soberAno del popu'
lacho sucedio una calms, yla ttsn-
sion de todos sc dl:ielo hscla Ell do:
rsao trono que SO levanta ceres del
A:saI msy0l Z nacla 2 lnmsnsos
pl.afes :e ~ bAsl.lcs, uDlerto oe
tsplceIls ae ria seda, Las Ell
onnas ae amDos !ados aeI A!sar, 90
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-19

Sores de Mayol Hmnos & Co. 1872
Eacos ArrCZ.
ORDEN:-C srmelita 200 sIs hari
ma; Capitana, 400 sIs harins; Arbo.
nA, 300 sls arrcz; IA 300 SIS arrog;
&C 1872 sIs il; DID $50 SIS il; FE 542
sIs i'd Is Is bIs szdssr. II 304 SIS
arrc 2; Lea Fairy 500 sIs hsrins; C
IL bis tocino.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-19

monios v bautismos con mas fire.,
euencia que en- ringun tempo Co
mo amigo ell Padre Csbsllos ca leal,
Eincern . tan gaiOnn y hnnrA dn oue
no hav 4 aian ia avantaia.
-Santimoa an -ausancis. nero mn,
alegramos, po1q1e segaramenta on
otra narta eneont ARA eIrvanerahle
So erdots quienss orr espondan &
sus indiseutiblea m6ritos.
COMO qne ls Vlda aa 10 antigua Gu
. queda6a en- suspense por mn
rate; los somoreros eran retlraaos
ae ias caoezas como por encanto, ,
" 3 % y ae - cruz ere 81 signo que
parcels conVenlaO 0e ante.
mano. Momentos despue., las from
pesss : afro eeia Basl
llea e proxlma sparleion de =, >. y
ssss me- pnr ~ su enIrsoA y. pne'
b;enr 800 ~ 1psso ae
- Tontlnss
pre A.nueVa sseuie gessat0rlas
esta On nomor0s De ooce
nomDIes vessioos &c procaao ro1o =
Ioesaaos ae IAmosos shaDellls,
Ds!u an gsnakes GRO y>plsaco, apa.
Iec1o e, -. Ds cara tan. plAnsa
soIo y Denalclendo 0
90 9eoll manoa oaestro y sinlestro,
pArscIs u munao esJolico all eon'
srssaoos Somo u soaos ios sasrADatos
umsnos " aesspareclao
as. aqusl casrPo ssncAao vsne'
al eanSeE !as JUICES plen eauc3.
GAs voees sael coro s1xtino 81 sTu es
Eetruss, mlles 0e co~neurreuses ger
Isr0n nssts IL exsgsracion sv1va 81
~
iSol pooos y Y 20 80 assms
ys1oA p1yO ~ IL asncla ael cAnsAn
GIG y 0e IL emoclon.
Mlensras tsnto, 81 Papa proceeds
lentamense por st be 10 que parcels
aI1mDia ae ssres humanos, absor'
1lsluo - 1ssnc on compieta dc to-
~. ~ lNsarf VI trOnos Se poaslo
ee niloJos y o o. lev&ntanaose sin
necesidaa de syuAa extrans, y di6
prlnclpla y MS solemne.
Nh q ae IL elevation, 81
..st. , @ss anao re- no en- 10
). - Y sssa'
~ aImss, 81 puepio se arrod1iio. y
aeses u euPals oescena o 81 son1do
ssnas aa.Gs &c tromPetaa. Ei
aominlatro u sansa nenaaslon,
t.nse so g haol.seao -aa5un'
!. ~. - - .sss;Cn 20 :.
Az a. Ss.,r;x : 4. SA1o.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-19
Ut u ID


Mario II Sa ha ausentado de
estA ciudad Ell saeerdote cato leo don
Frarcisco Csballos. Hn permanent
ella aqnf era portfolios deseaaa, pues
pocAs VEGAS hsmcs tenido an funcio.
mario religfoso que cumpliera tan
bier como g.. Deatro de Eus dehe.
res fa6 exacto. escr upulosamente
comediao, bondAdoso, If bile y de.
sinteresaao. 10 cual do inEAr { que
an,la gentle campesins raviviera 10
rs cato.ics, vie 1dose ell Temple STEM
pre- ooncurrido, ce1ebrkudose mstri-
monios y bauiismos con mas fire.
euenciA que On ningun tempo Co
mo amigo ell Padre Csbsllos Ell laal,
sincere tan digno y honrAio que
no hay qaien le av~entsjs.
Sentimoa 81 Aussncis, pero nos
alegramOs, po1qle seguramenta en-
otra pArte encont ara ell venerable
So erdots quienss corI espondan 6
sus indiseutiblea m6ritos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-19
Votaci6n plebiscitaria
OLA CORRESPONDENCE"
En- nuestra edici6n del 10 de Febrero, deciamos:

En- nuesra edni6n del 10 de Febrao, deiamo:
-. NOS hanamos ahWa en- I'M pebhcito de todosl los las partdos poidcos COR
poracones grensa, pueblo. tdo express qm ell deseo d que Ia aerted de e1a sa Sc ina a
iPros md este ad IN la reaidad? lseran exaGasla las pobabtidades que anoaI La %
ties de Ia guerra, N Sc habrnen hbhdo despues de lmpantdas las act1ales eyes2 En-
CMA es Ia soluchnqu ~ Ell puebod de Puerto Rico pefenra coniderando comoa
mor para Ss intTesesy para la feiddad de- sep asH. ,,..
Eo esh que La responder Sc propone pegunta a los habtantes de Ia sa
3 al objdo lso rece una "votAci6n pebsctaria' pr medic de la cual manhsten hbre
Prv virtue de la guerra hSpano- americana y aendiendo los derehsy voluntad de
todoS cmo som IS souconesq ue,d de acuerdo los pueAos note americana puerorque-
no. pudiera darse q nuesEo pro6ema Esass oMaonesy y ~ desarT4o son con Sgue3r
ls TERRIT0RI0D De LA UNION E-AMERlCAN
cea en- tire ell conhnente ya ia, ell primer lazo lie fhraci6n Los Pertoriquenos son
oiadadanos americana: La iss formsGla en- absolute, parte d. los Estados undos' pu-
2@ INDtPENDENCIA. Ell ongreso de los Eaados Undos decara u
PurtoR Rico e una naion independence como la ia de Cuba, reiene cerOs hagMesp para
uo 10 eEatega que los puatoniquenos lie EDEN y enuegs sa aesa u Ia'ra' ouedar @o-
nocda la verdadera cudadania puertrrquena. Souc6nd efnidvs
los Observation-Disclosures ell Ndeecho a. pIebsHo'. Estabece una orma lie ooHno
republic m -bicameral per@cto Conserve la Intervention reprsentada pr un go nernaaor
la resolution de @ad hyuntva: t@rMoUo o@ndpmas"c@. Cmpldss @s ~ amos 81 p % mo
puertriqueno pr medic d. n pebhcto dra cuals ouolon peh@e, ell Oongfesoa e los
ENados Unidos 81 acepa 8 no, a Puerto Rcoen la federation. sooHon mlenm"
A. COLONlA. RI a@u~quo con mas menos varantes, sin declaration e
69 CONFEDERATION ANTILLANA. Reoonooda la inasen
dencia de la Ma, eMa, conf intervencon poma1 del onerno amercano ,gesdonara
Ia confederation con otSa ntlas Seduction defntva.
Ahorab en:. convencdos de- ue este asunto Interest," a. pueblo puertrqueho;
convencidos de que sugetsa votaci6n esos puntos el resMtado inc absoutamente emo-
to pude ser muy aroximado la reahdad; convencidos de que uene mucho inhres ell
10. Ell vote dee@ nsgnarSe en- ell talon que 81 pen6doo puohoa, hacienda una cruz
e. La votac6n empMard ell sababo 20 de Febrerod lie 1903 y durard go ds.
odo pr tres dsc conservatives 30 y 80 de Abrl y l de Mayo de 1903.
A. N o es nec@aroq que los voantes rmen los tones a mens que xpresamente
deseen haoero:
So. Podran escdblwe obGvai Clones en- ell espaco deshnado q clio en- ell talon pro
n s"an pI6hoadas a9uelaas9 ~ 10 sean erhnentes anomalies -
g.. Una vez uenoe ell talon deber ecortrse yremitrse Por correoo 8 amanoa LII
Correspondents de Puerto-Rlo' [4 Allen Street San Juan, P RI en- donde Sc omara
noad lei vWo
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-01-10

"If the medical corps OF the army
should give their "reminiscences they
could add great many incidents of
the war which make such popular
reading to-day" said an ex-army sur.
geon.
In 1863 l was the acting assistant
surgeon of the Eighteenth Pennsylva-
at Raccoon Fork and marched to Fred
erick, where the command was
changed, General Hooker succeeding
General Meade Mt the head of the di-
vision, and General Stahl was made
commandant of cavalry, in place OF
General PleasantOn.
ION Sunday, July .. the first brigade
was engaged in small fight Mt Littles-
town. and following that we had an
other little furry at Red Mills. Then
came the battle of Gettysburg. l was
detailed to take charge Of the hospital
at Hanover. which was a few miles
away from the field. and two or three
days after the fight poor fellow was
brought In who had been found In q
wheat field, shot all to pieces. He had
been in the broillng sun for three days
without food or shelter OF any kind.
and he wns In a horrible condition
His case seemed n hopeless one from
the moment we laid eyes upon him
but everything was done to ease his
dying hours, and to make him com
Portable as he passed out of this world
Under the direction of the supervising
surgeon, large dose of morphine was
administered in order that he might
pass away with as little consciousness
of pain as possible. But forty-eight
hours afterward he still lived, and did
not seem at all inclined to quit
Just then II young lady from Han.
over, who had been helping around the
hospital, asked II there were any spc-
cial ease of which she might take
charge. She was told that there were.
and was assigned to look after this
poor fellow She did her. work so well
that shortly after he was able to be
removed from the field hospital to n
better one, where he continued to i'm
prove. and shortly after, entirely re.
covered. This mans name was Me.
Even, and he had been n private In a
Missouri regiment. When discharged
as convalescent he at once married the
young lady who had done SO much IT,
ward saving his life, and soon after
ward returned to his company. where
he rapidly rose In rank, and was final
ly mustered out as "A captain"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-01-10
TO BE CONTINUED.
Daniel o'connelrs Sweetheart.

That the lady who sighted Daniel
OConnell should have survived her lover
for hfty-hve years, remarks the London
Daily News, is n curious circumstance
She was Miss Rose Mcdowell. whose
death at the age of 81 is reported from
Dublin. The romance Of O'Connelrs love
for her in his old age had considerable
influence on Irish politics in the stirring
days OF the late '40s. Miss Mcdowell
was the daughter of wealthy Belfast
man, and when the Irish liberator met
her in Dublin she was q young lady of
many attractions and a charming CONVEX
Sationalist. Moving in political and liter
airy circles, she often met OConnell. and
was pleased at the attention paid her by
so famous a man, never dreaming that
n gentleman old enough to be her grand
father had matrimonial intentions. When
OConnell proposed 10 Miss Mcdowell
his offer of marriage was received with
amazement and firmly refused. The dis
appointment Of the aged lover was 50
keen that his interest in politics became
listless. The leadership was allowed to
devolve on his son. John O'ConneH, a
man who had nothing in common with
his father but the name Johns hating
leadership led to the secession Of the
Young Ireland party, and 10 the ultimate
survive his disappointment in politics and
love for long, and died on his way to
Rome in 1S41. A bundle Of letters which,
in his final Instructions, be directed to
be destroyed, were taken to be those he
had received from Miss Mcdowell in the
ordinary way Of friendly acquaintance.
This old-age romance Of O'Connelrs was
always treated with honorable reserve by
writer's Of the Young Ireland period.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-01-10

or double-page pictures, soon changed
all this.
He struck also at the giG mOur of TO.
nance and chivalry thrown about the
South. His Southern Chivalry' was as
cutting and merciless as his Tweed car.
'Butternut Prisoners in the North and
Union Prisoners in the South Contra,
bands Coming into Camp and South.
crn EXiles Far Away North Honor
the Brave and Trapping Rebel Guer
rillas.' The faces of soldiers I'm a night
scout, Il cavalry attack a grand Re
view. did not have the wooden appear.
ance of soldiers in other war pictures
They had fire in them. or suffering, or
endurance, or high spirit, and soon II
Nast's pictures in the soldiers she
bangs than of any other war artist.
He touched the boys, too. in his pic
lures of Thanksgiving The Christ
mas Furlough. Drawing Rations, and
stirred them with bis Drummer Boy
and other battle pictures. While l was
In the ranks carried several of his SUI.
perb pictures. full of action, and also
dominated by fine sentiment. from
place to place, and scores of my com.
rades did the same. Mast didn't deal
then with individuals so much as with
great questions. or phases of national
sentiment He OWNED much in the sol.
der that was hidden to the common OBJ.
server, and he saw things in army
movements and moods that were sealed
books to others, So 1t was that Thomas
Mast was to the last favorite among
the lighting men of the Union army
Chicago Inter Ocean.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-01-10
CHAPTER ".

THE MARQUIS DE LEsPARRE.
''Do you still fear something will hap
pen TO part u.s." Dare asked laughingly
Yet tenderly, of his sweet young bride.
They were in their sitting room at the
Cosmopolitan hotel. Dinner was over
and Rosamond sat on a low ottoman be.
side Dare's chair. She wore a gown 0:
soft, thick white silk, slightly frosted
with silver, and made with that simple
ity which can only be successfully
achieved by an artist. The misty folds
OF fchu OF chiffon draped her shoulders
The diamond necklace cleaned and gilt
tered. The coils and curls of her fair
hair lay low upon her neck He held in
his the slim white hand. where the mar.
rage ring was shining
No, 1 am not afraid now, Dare. |
only feel as if ! shall wake presently and
tnd have only dreamed of this wonder
iui city, and that / am not Mrs. Ingle-
SAINT, but Rosamond Noel still"
They had Journeyed over the same
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-01-10
New Freight Rates on Flour.

The advanced freight rates on -four
from st. Paul and Minneapolis 10 the
seaboard, which were held back at the
time the rates were advanced 212 ceats
per 100 pounds from Milwaukee and Chi
cagO, will take effect on January !. The
new rates will be % cents per 100
pounds on -four for export and E11a cents
on -four fer domestic consumption.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-01-10
Lincoln on sham Piety.


Two ladies from Tennessee called at
the White House one day and begged
Mr. Lincoln To release their husbands.
who were rebel prisoners ut Johnson's
Island one Of the fair petitioners
urged as n reason for the liberation of
her husband that he was n very relg-
ious man. and she rung the changes in
the pious plea al nauseam.
Madam" said Mr.. Lincoln, you say
your husband Is a religious man. Per
haps | am not good judge Of such
matters. but in my opinion the religion
that makes men rebel and fight against
their government Is not the genuine
article. nor is that religion the right
sort which recOncilcs them to the idea
Of eating their bread In the sweat Of
other mems faces. 1t is not the kind
10 get TO heaven on"
The fruits and vegetables canned
and preserved each year I'm the United
States have value Of more than $45,-
0oO,00O. The number OF pounds Of
tomatoes canned is double that of the
corn. OF fruit canned peaches stand
first In value, being four and a half
million dollars. The plebeian pumpkin
is canned to the value Of more than
100000.
Government statistics show acct
dents are increasing. In the last fiscal
year there were 57.513 accidental
deaths. and OF these 43,414 were males
and II ,099 females. Out Of / 900 deaths
for all causes, the proportion Of accl-
dents was 81. In 1890 the correspond
ing proportion was 53.T.
1t having been decided that many
Paris hospitals are not up to modern
requirements, 1t has been decided 10
pull them down and build new ones
The estimated cost will be S15.OO00OC
The first Bible printed In America
was Eiiots Indian version, 1865 1868
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-01-10

The first Bible printed In America
was Eiiots Indian version, 1865 1868
Arizona republican., 1903-11-30
CANCERS AN ) EXTER NAL
 GROWTHS removed without the knife or severe measures

Dr. Hubbard removes all external growths by local medication. His method is safe sure and sue essful. The doctor makes a specially of chronic diseases and removal of abnormal growths. The knife as is well known is an absolute failure in many cases pr. HibbaTd's method is successful when success is obtain able. His system is rational and scientific am will be fully explained to the afflicted free of charg.. Thousands every year die in the United States simply because Jhe disease is not clearly understood and theretore cannot be rio htly treated Cases are called incurable which can be cured and without resortlng to the knife, with but little pain and complete safety. Ihoss who suffer from diseases of the sexual Hnd urinary organs from contracted disorders end samin nal W weakness should at once re 'oguize the known resUlrs of such Complaints. To such we offer the b-st, most sc- -entif ana successful treaLm nt.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-30
sCOTTSDALE THANKSGIVING
The Day Was Largely One of Family
 Reunions.

Scottsdale. Nov. 2S.-(SpeciaI Cores pondence of The Republican)-Nov 26 was a day of family reun- ion and merry making in Scotts- dale. MT. and Mrs Percy Smith entertained the Underhill family at dinner and w. $. Durstan car ved turkey at his own board. Mrs. Vancte surrounded her table with a party Of young people from among the campers lately settled in the valley. The Blount family held their reunion with Frank Blount and family this wear. Before dinner the guests were taken into the yard and invited to pick oranges from the well loaded
 trees. A jolly crowd of eighteen then were seated at the long table, tempt irgly arranged. A fine turkey Sraced either end of the tabe and the broth CTS. George and Frank, did the earl wing. Happy "reminiscences Of past gatherings in the Illinois home and loving mention of those who used to gather there helped to unite the past and present and strengthen the ties of blood that are so sweet and pre- ctous and make life worth th,. Iiv- ing.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Robinson and party Cf Phoenix friends spread a picnic dinner under Chaplain Scott's palms and pepper trees and enjoyed the day in visiting and stro!ling about he grounds. A. K. E.