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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-26
The worId,s Falr.

In making your arrangements for
the worlds fair at ST. Louis, this sum
mer II you consider convenience and
saving Of time you viii take the Wa
bash Railroad as Il runs by and stops
at its station at the entrance OF the
fair grounds; thus saving several
miles run and return. and the newt
able iRm at the big Union station. BJ
all means consider the advantages os
the Wabash
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-26

1t is the duty OF the Democratic par
ty to release the country from the grip
of extortionate trusts, which. like the
coal trust and the beef trust, control
the necessaries Of life, increasing the
cost of living and destroying the pur.
sing power Of money earned
It Is the duty OF the Democratic par
~ 10 eliminate the opportunities OF
specullt!ve trusts, like the steel trust
and the shIpyard trust, that deceive the
public and take the peoples savings In
exchange for worthless watered stocks
II is the duty of the Democratic
party to prevent the recurrence OF the
present national situation, In which we
see the wages Of tens OF thousands OF
workers in one single trust reduced in
ordes to swell the profits OF manipula-
tors and stock jobbers.
II is the duty OF the Democratic
party to ally itself with the legitimate
business interests of the country, and
with their aid to overthrow the Repub-
lican party, which has sold itself to
the criminal trusts.
None will welcome Democratic sue
cess more gladly than the legitimate
business man. who finds 1t more and
more difhcult 10 exist under the thrOt-
tling influence OF the trusts aud their
growing control Of legislation, money
and opportunity.
To the commercial traveller, the busl-
ness man. the mechanic whose wages
are cut, the local banker in constant
danger, 10 every family that has had
Its living expenses increased or Its saw
ings absorbed by the criminal trusts.
would recommend a study OF the char
acter of Andrew Jackson and his polit-
ical methods.
To all Democrats and Democratic
leaders Andrew Jackson stands proof
OF the value Of principle in the win
ming of victory.
II II were possible In the coming
ctE.csign to choose our candidates In
the history OF the past, should not ad-
yocate the choice Of some so called
conservative" nonentity, without mo-
tive or inspiration save desire for OF.
fee; / should urge the nomination Of
Andrew Jackson, because be was not
afraid OF money illegally intrenched,
because he knew how TO fight and how
to win.
WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST.
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Amerieans wans Thsm.

Among the earnest aud powerful
supporters OF the Panama canal and
the greater navy foI q sR, aRe did
more thar Representative William
Randolph nearst TO bring about the
aecomphssfaeht Of these two distinctly
American projects.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-26

o'her members Of my family would be
parceled out to someone else don't
think anyone but those who are init.
mately acquainted with my people
would be able to do the work and I
hape they won't resign"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-26

gee will likely be the delegate to rep
resent the Greek nation at the con
vention. He has it is said, expressed
willingness to accept if nominated.
and It is not likely he will have any
opposition
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-26

The Democratic party Is the party
OF all honest working Americans. It Is
the party that viii promote the well
fare Of all those contented to live with
In the laws.
Tie Democratic party is the party Of
prosperity prosperity Of the many,
not of the law defying few.
The coming battle of the Democracy
against special privilege is already
clearly outlined in the minds OF intel
ligent voters. This nation was estab-
lished for the benefit of all. for the pur-
pose of giving equal legal rights to all.
The coming fight OF tie Democracy is
to preserve the essential character OF
our American system, and Is to be
against the criminal element which
seeks to change the nations character.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-26

In thiry-six years Alaska has pro
dueed In gold. furs and hsh $3.50. .Oo0,-
900. The revenues and taxes collected
By the government since the purchase
Of the territory from Russia amount 10
SS,OO0.O00.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-26

Scotch Nerve and Brain Pills II
you are nervous and sleepless, get
free sample at F. 3 Lille & Co.'S.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-26

Joseph Meibergen, president Of the
Oklahoma Worlds Fair commission.
was In The city today from Enid.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-26

An first class grocers sell Simon
Pure Baking Powder-lt Is pure and
the best Call for Il.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-26

The promoters OF extorticnate and
speculative trusts do not develop the
resources OF the country. but hinder
and restrict development They do not
create wealth, but appropriate the
wealth which others have created.
They check prosperity by concentrating
wealth IN the hands OF the few out OF
the savings Of the many. They limit
production. they limit opportunity, they
limit the employment OF labor and re-
duce the laborers wage. while they In
crease the cost OF living. They confer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-26

500 Round Trip Sunday 70 Ell Reno.
Leaves Santa Fe depot $3.50 a. m, re-
turns same eVaning at $3.50.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-26
MRS. TAYLOR ASKS DIVORCE.
His Children and Her Children Could
Not Get Along Together.

Knoxville, Tenn, March Pa bill
Tor divorce has been filed mere by Mrs.
Alice f Hin Taylor against Robert /.
Iaylor, who has served Tennessee as
governor three times. and ia now re-
garded as being sure to 60 to the
United States senate. The MARRIAGE
In 1901 at Tuscaloosa. Ala. of Gov
ernor Taylor then widower with
grown children to Mrs. Hill. a widow
with SO ral sons. proved a great sur
prise to Governor Taylors friends.
Mrs. Taylor is a daughter of James
H. Hill, a wealthy farmer Of Mont.
gomery, Ala. and treasurer OF the
state university She comes of one
of the most prominent families in Ala
bama She left the Taylor mansion in
this city last October and the separa
ton dates from that time, although
Mr. Taylor was away on hi: lecture
tour at the time of her leaving
Inability of the Taylor aud Hin chill.
dren to live together In peace is as-
signed by friends as having led to
the separation. The bill filed today
charges abandonment. and Mr. Taylor
Is charged with turning his wife out
of doors. She seeks restoration OF
her former name and alimony.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-26

Ex-Governor Bob" Taylor delivered
a lecture in the First Presbyterian
church in this city last year. The
subject of the address was, "The Fid-
die and the Bow"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-26

Needless to say, the Democratic party
OF the United States. which includes
able and successful men in all lines Of
effort, has never put itself in a position
Of hostility to any legitimately acquired
wealth.
Today, as in Jackson's day. the Dem
ocratic party is a party open to all
American citizens obedient to the laws
and faithful to the constitution, no
matter how poor or no matter how rich
they be.
No Democrat need be reminded that
the ability OF those D,en who possess
honestly acquired riches is essential to
the nations welfare.
Those who attack indiscriminately or
jealousy the rights OF the prosperous
manufacturer. merchant, inventor,
banker or other legitlmately successful
men are not Democrats. They are as
blind and stupid I'm their way as those
OF another class who cry down and at
tack the rights OF the union man who
works with his hands.
The Democratic party, more willingly
than any other. recognizes that the men
who develop the resources OF the coun-
try, the men who create the wealth. the
men who through executive, organizing
and constructive ability provide oppor-
tunity for effort, employ labor, distrib-
ute wages and confer benefits upon the
whole community, are those entitled 70
large reward, since those who direct
great and legitimate business under
taklngs are essential to the prosperity
Of the nation.
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childrens future, using as bait the
names Of criminal 'respectables."
The duty before the Democracy today
is to fight the criminal trusts, to cut
down and root out the evil power Of
that predatory wealth that seeks to
supplant government Of the people by
government OF the pocketbook and the
lobby.
The criminal trusts must be destroy
ed because they menace prosperity.
They menace real prosperity, the pros
perity of all the people. the prosperous
growth OF the nation under popular
government
No man needs TO be told how firmly
the trusts have .ntrenched themselves
In government These trusts are abb
Borbing more and more the power that
should be the peoples.
Jackson found li'salf face to face
with the great bank reaching out for
national power. He was told that this
bank claimed frankly the right to a
certain number of representatives and
to a certain number of senators in the
American congress. He answered,
with his own peculiar emphasis, that
II there existed In the country such a
governing power outside the govern
ment he would destroy 1t.
And he did destroy It.
How puny was the power. how puny
the representation in congress Of that
bank which aroused Jackson's deep
and fatal indignation!
Any one OF dozen big trusts today
exceeds in power the boasted influence
Of that bank. The sugar trust, the beef
trust. the coal trust-any of the trusts
that need to create legislation or to de-
feat legislation for the convenient rob-
bing Of the public have their tame
men, their bired attorneys. in office.
The bank OF Jackson's day timidly
claimed the right to a small share In
government and Jackson killed 1t for
Its temerity.
What would he say to the swarm OF
trusts today, whose Individual and
combined influence, whose paid or ter
rorized servants. In or out Of Office
constitute the governing power in the
national administration?
II Jackson was needed I'm his day.
how much more Is he needed now
with the fearlessness that made him
do his duty as he saw It!
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TRUSTS MENACE
NATIONAL PROSPERITY
Principles of Andrew Jackson, Made
Effective and Permanent, Will
Release Country From Grasp of
Greed, Says w. r. Hearst.

children's future. using as bait the
names OF criminal ''respectables"
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Fl cusp0 De benBs
ToS de New York.
10 BvENO ES CARO-.
IN seTVlGiO que CQesta mas De
5000, 600 Dc dollars ss
InmsjOTabIo.

Ssbeis cuAntO psga Ia ciudad de New
York por su msgoffico cuerpo de bonn
bsros9 Pues Ia friolera de 5,968 300
dollars % centavos.
81 primer Comisionado del institute
CANA ~ no 1900 doIlare. el Deputy
Commissioner 5000 dollars el Jefe
de departAmento 6 900 Los indivi-
duOs perciben de go & Is dollars men
suales y en- case de f4'Iecimiento OBJ
tienen una pension los que no eatsn
asegurados, que 10 son en- eu mayorfs.
Es admirable squel servicio de in
cendios y compite Ventsjossmente en-
instruction, discIpiiba y hrr6 10 con las
mejores tropss regulares de Ia nRci6n.
Sc aseguFa que eqUf eera presenta-
do las Cdmsrss un bill en- el que SO
0b'igne & los Ayuntamientos cuyas lc-
calidades pasen de determinado ndme-
70 de Vecincs. & sosterer cuerpos de
bomberos adecuadcs & las necesidsdes
de las pob'&cior es respe ectiyss
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Ell senior MorsII Csmpos

Procedente de aIgunos puebIos del
interior. entire Clos Adiuntas y Utua-
do. scabs de llegar & esta Capital, este
iDfatjgable propsgandista.
Trae ell sefIor Morel Csmpos. entire
Otras cosas ell IaudAb.e prop6sitO, de
cambisr impresiones scbre eI estado
del pals. con algunos hombres promi-
nentes de Ia politics puertorriqus fIa.
dando & conocer serios trabt 1s estR
dist, os, obieto de sus investiga :ionee,
v que sc reIaciOnan con Ia descentraIi-
zaci6n de municipios que fueron ane-
xados por virtud de una Ley vot3da
en- IA Legislature republicans.
NLa CorrespondenciR9 publicara mas
adelante algunos de los referidos ira
bSjos.
DAmos IL mas cordial biervenida al
sefor Morell Campoa quien tanto Sc
hR distinguido en- Ia campafIa poIftica
que ha dado ell triuDfo & Ia Union de
Puerto Rico de cuya agrupacion ha
sido uno de los 0 azores mas fervien-
t,s.
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N0iIgIas geneIaIes

ANHEUSER BUSCH Y BUD
WEISER, son Las mejOres marcas de
cerveza americana. Pidanlas en- les
Restauranes y Cafetines. Estas cerve-
zas son puras cOmp pletamente ibreG
de todO aCido. De venta en- todOs ICs
estableCimient0s de la Capital. Mil
Nenhof g KOrber, agentes generates.
JULIAN MATIENZO. - AImacen
de Ferreterfa. Ofrece de ga especia-
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Rleaas garantizadas de superior cali
Sad, surtido complete de efectos para
S1ches, ruedas patente, camones. etc.
DurtidO complete de palas, barras. ca
rretillas, barrenas, picOs, azadas, me-
Ghas de nina y rastrillos. Surtido
comE leto de efectos de plOmerfa, ba-
nos, IavabOs, llaves de todas cIases,
etc, Todoa precios sin competen.
cia. p.
LIBROS RECIBIDOS 6ltimamerte
en- Ia ibrerfa de B. F. Sanjurjo Vidal.
San Jose mum. 10 San Juan, Puerto
Rico.
Diccionario de Ia Real Academia es-
. pafiola. Ultima edici6n, 2 tomos pas
to. $6 90.
La F6 de nuestros padres, por ell
Muy Reverendo James Gibbons, Ar
zobispo de Baltimore. / tomo tells,
$125.
Ffsica de Appleton. Obra arregla-
da para servir de texto en- los coIegios.
liceos. Institutes escuelas normalea
de la America latina bsio Ia direction
del DR.. Juan Garcia Pur6n. / tomo
tels, 81. 40.
Critics del combate. Poesias de D.
Gaspar Nufez de Arce. tomo en-
HGstica. 80 ctvs.
Curse de moral te6rica practica,
por g. Compare, DR.. en- letras. /
tomo tela. $1.15.
Artes ceramicss 8 fAbricaci6n de OBJ.
jetos de tierras coCidas en- todas sua
aplicacaciones. por Garcia Lopez.
tomos en- un vol6men tela, $1.2O.
Manual del SObrestante de obras
p6bliCas, por don Arturo Navascu6s,
arquitecto. tomo pasta, IS so.
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BibfOleea 1dbIiUa nu
niCipaI de HOnacao.
=
hueVOS fafaIss On IA plaza que
ahOTa So llama de ROOSa
vet"
SIgue funGIORaRdO con Tegulari-
dad Ia GsGueIa DOGtuTna do
mQSlca.

Noviembre 30. --Por fin, 81 sermi-
mar esta semsna quedara instalad& de-
f 1itiv&mente en- esta ciudad Ia eBi-
b!iotecs T6baica municipal.s que indu-
dablements ha de reportar grandes
benefciOs al pusb bio en- general.
El salon donde Quedar6 instaIada
esta decoFadO con sumo gusto sem
cilIez.
Cast toda Ia prensa de ID isla contri-
buye con un ejempIar diariO. 10 que
Ie dars mayor amenidad y con seguri-
dad s1gupa concurrenci8.
En el & timo vapor americana lIe-
gRron diez y seis hermosOs fArOles de
gran potencis. los que han sidO desti-
nados & embellecer nuestra hermosR
plsz L6blica, Ia cual le hacia faEta
desde h2ce mucho tempo esq aumebto
de alumbrado. pues debido Rl mucho
arboIado que tiene, era insufeiente 81
r6mero de faroles que existfa.
Asf mismo SO esta termin&ndo una
lapida de marmoI, Ia cuaI ha sidO en-
cSYg2da & un artista de esa capital,
con ell nombre Duevo de nuestTa plaza.
Ia que ahora Sc llama plaza de RoOse-
velt.
La mayor parte de los nombres
de las GALES de ests ciudad. poF acuer-
do tornado por ell Corcejo Municipal
han sido cambiados. Las caIles de
Yabucoa, Fuego. Comercio. Rosario.
Santa Rosa, Garrers. San jose de Ia
Iglesia. G uz. Santa In6s, de Ia RAM
bla y Nuevs. han sido sustituidos aus
nombres por los de Mckinley, Rius
Rivera. Masferrer. B2rboss. Baldorio-
ty de Castro, Washington, Noya H-r-
n6ndez. Quixsno, Libertad, Mr. Sweet.
Rambla del DR.. We've.
-Sigue fuacionando con regulari-
dad Ia escuela nccturna de m6sica sos-
tenida por III cripci6n popular. & Ia
que asisten treinta ninos. con el obietO
de formar mss adelante una banda in.
fantil. N0bhsce tod&vfa dos meses de
su inetalSci6n y va estSn d'spuestos
para empezsr & sprender un instru-
mentO Caei to6os los alumnos de dicha
escueIa.
REINITA.
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PaStilIaS BrOnquiaIe dc Brown
S& Dam aliviO efcaz en- los
|s.:'s Males dc Ia Garganta,
EN cAJlTAs. soLAMENTR.

ELISA TAVAREZ DEeSTORER, PIA-
NISTA.-Laureada con tres primeros pre-
mios del Conservatorio de Madrid. Ofrece
sus servicios profesionales esta culta soce-
dad y participa que la calle de San Fran
cisco No. "a pueden inscribirse las personals
que deseen tomar sus classes. 30 v. S.
iIGANGAI!-Se venden dos casaS en- 0ata-
no. Una en- 500 dollars y.otra en- 275 dol
lars. Solares propios. Informaran: Sol-36,
20 piso. Is ". S.
SE DAN COMIDAS 4 doniciIio &
preCios m6dicos Sc aIquiIa un buen
miradOr. Allen 83 15v. 8.
-Cuando Ia nostaIQia Sc apodera de
nuestrO ser y todo nos causa iudiferen-
Gle, no hsy NADIA mas prOvechosO que
t0mar una 8 mas copas del afamado
Ron viejo GAtell.
Las festas que preparan los cat6Ii-
cos para celebrar el dis de Ia SConcep-
SCi6n de MariRS resultar5n msjestuosas
y no faItar6 en- todas las casas de los
miamos Ii afamada cervezs ePabtsS
CON cue SO sOlemniza todo actO gran
dioso, M. r. CsIder6n & Co. Tetuan
IL. Tenan dep6sito de eIIa.
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Una marina pOderOsa.
TOneIaja y ndmsTO Dc barGOs do
las marinaS meTGantoS del
mundO.
IngIaterra va a la cabeza de todae.

V6ase el estado comparative de Las
marinas del mundo que publicamos &
continuation, seg6n 10 tOmamos de
una importante revista extraDjera:
1oglaterra II 145 buques con IA mi-
Homes 500. 900 toneIadas.
Estados Unidos 1920 barcos con
2. 100000 toneladas.
NorueQa 253O barcos con 100000
toneladae.
Alemania 1856 buques con zoos 600
toneIadas.
Francis 1880 buques y 124o 600 to-
neladas.
Russia 1920 buques y 645 600 tone
lsdas.
Italia 1850 bArcOs y 877 900 tone
Iadas.
Espana rs buques y 622. 900 tone
Iadas.
DinamarCa 700 ba1cos y $4,000 TO-
neladas.
Jap6n $40 barcos ' 588 600 tone
ladas.
Holanda $50 barcos y 455 900 tone
ladas.
Austria Hungria 28O bsrcos y $50
mil toneladas.
Brasil $40 barcOs , 10000 tone.
ladss.
Turqufa 455 buques y $4,000 tone
Iadas.
Grecia 4O5 barcos y 234 600 tone.
Iadas.
Suecia 141o bsrcos y $4,000 tone.
Iadas.
China so 50rcos q 65. 900 tone1odoa! !!
Como Sc y6, IoglaterrR es Ia que ba.
te ell record en- So potencia naval mer.
cRpte asf como en- Ia guerra.
nTR
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COito del Olstrito Judicial do
San Juan PtO.-RiCO.
Tercer t@rnino. Diciembre de 1904
Y Enero de 1905.
sENALAMIENTOs.-

Diciembre 3.-Deslinde Judicial So
licitado por Jose Hernandez.
Diciembre 3.-Pantale6n Anes v g,
jose Iues Acevedc. Oposici6n domi-
Mo.
Diciembre 8.-Carmen Sanchez Mar
tinez s, Julia Munoz MaDguaI. M
lidad sentenciR. Vista exception pre-
via.
Diciembre g. Comparecencia ase-
guramientO. sentencia. case Cuarch
Rios. Sin efecto.
Diciembre 8.-JQsn Mollfulleda 9
Francisco Ramos. Nulidad inscrip-
ci6n posesi6n Y otros extremes.
Diciembre g. Narciso DovaI v 9.
Victor Burset. Cobro de pesos.
Diciembre 8. = Manuel Gonzalez
Cruz VS.. Herodea Diaz. Divorcio.
Diciembre 8. - Maria Conception
Castillo s. Robustiano Reguero Id.
Diciembre 9.-LuisR de Lims, q
Ramon Narvanez. Divorcio.
Diciembre TO- Pedro F. Colbere
VS.. Leonardo Plsnas Marti. CobrC
de pesos.
Diciembre TO- A Conception d
Juan, vda. de Goico v. Sagund0 Sc
til Desahucio.
Diciembre 18. Carmen Beltr6n
IsidrO '. Juan NadaI Sta COloma
Divorcio.
Diciembre l5.-Jos6 Rivera '. Jo
sefa Matos. Div0rcio.
Diciembre Is. - Jacinto Lopez Y
p. R. Neuman Cobro de pesos, Wis
ia exception.
Diciembre Enrique V. CroCh
v. POmpeyo O.ivO. CobrO de pesos
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NOMBRANlEnTO.

El tribunal de ex5menes para ell
eiercicio de ls AbCg&cfa en- esta isla ha
nombredo Secretario al abcgsdo don
Msnuel M. GiaoFi0.
Los examenes darkn principle el lu-
mes cinco del corriente & las dos de Ia
tarde en- 81 salon do sesiones de Ia Cor
to Supremas
Otro de los aspirantes es ell actual
Juez de Paz de Coamo, don Manuel
A. Rivera.
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HORMIGEROS,

Sc desea saber ell paradero del scfor
j. M. Marip, de HOrmigueros. porquO
habiendosele escritO Varias, csrtas en-
contesta ninRuna. P.
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Farmacta Colon

MsdicamsntoS frsscoS.-DrogaT puras -Eu
pOOial esmsro On 81 deSpaOho do FsCstaE POI
p0rsonal Competente.
Complete gurtido do gsringaS dc. Prava
6ltimoa modOloH,
Equidad On los precios.
Plaza PrtnCipal.-san Juan Puerto Rico.
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: NSULGENERAL EN- Ia AUSTRALIA

CstsrrO de Ia Cabexa que Afectaba -
Dido, SanadO con Il Pe-fu-aa.
sr. j. Emile TangIay, No. sSs John
street, Quebec, es secretario del Jacques
Curling Club de Quebec, uno de los
principales clubs de Ia eiudad. Sus
miembros son J6venes de las meJorea
familias de Ia eiudad. FL escribe:
"El invierno pasado tome nm fuerts
resfriado que mas tards cambi6 en-
catarro de Ia cabeza, afectando sobre
todo el dido. Salia aqua de los ojos y
todo mi sistema parecfa cargado. Mis-
amigos del club me aconsejaron que
probara la Peruna, 10 que hice inmedia-
tamente. Muy mi gusto, eneontre que
un cambio para mejor principle antes de
tres dias, y al eabo de ocho dias estaba
bueno."-J. Emile Tanguay.
Sr. Adolph Koehler, Presidente del
North Side Turnerschaft, escribe de
Clark y Leland Ave, Chicago, ILL.,;
"Es con gusto que recomiendo Ia Pee
runa como un remedio de primera clase
sobre todo para las intermediates cata-
rrales de la garganta y pulmones. La
he usado con mucho benefcio, y varios
de mis- amigos han sido sanadOs del
eatarro por complete con el uso de la Pc
runa."-AdOlph Koehler.
''Nada Mejor que Ia Pe-ru-na para Las
EHfermedsdeS CafarraIes, 4" dice
eI COngresaI C. p. DOrr.
G. p. Dorr, Hotel johnson, WASH
ington, D. c., Ex-Congressl de West
Virginia, escribe:
"Puedo con gusto reeomendar la Pc
fnIn
con seguridad Y permanentemente del
catarro. No hay NADIA mejor que la
Peruna para las enfermedades catarrales
de la garganta y pulmones."-C.P P. Dorr.
Los ResfrfadOs Causan eI CafarrO
Cr6nicO.
Tn resfriado eomun es catarro agudo,
y luego Sc Gambia en- catarro cr6nico 81
no Sc cuida.
5Hay algo que Sc puede haeer para
impedir que siga ell catarroP
En- primer lugar Ia Peruna tomRda
tempo impide ell resfriarse. En- segundo
lugar, la Peruna sanar6 un resfriado en-
de dos cinco dias.
Y mas todavfa Ia Peruna sanarS pronto
Ell catarro en- sus principles, y fnalmente,
la Peruna sanara tambien ell eatarro
cronice5 81 Sc toma con persistencia y
segun las direcciones.
POrcOnsignienfe, Ia Peruna guardada
en- Ia casa y uSada con fnfeIiiencfa no
SOlan1ente Yiene & ser una SaIYaguandEa
contra las intermediates que resuIfan
de los can1biOS repenfinOS del tempo,
SinO fan7bien un remedfO SECURE para
eSEa claSe de enfermedades.
81 no Sc recibe prontos y satisfactorios
resultados con el uso de Ia Peruna SO
debe escribir Embellishments DIR.
Hartman describiendo su enfermedad
el tendra gusto en- darle su invaluable
consejo gratis.
/ Dirfjase DIR. Hartman, Presidente del
Sanitario Hartman, Columbus, Ohio
lee. UU.
ejemplar del cual, acOmpafia como envC
lar la botells, seis botellas por cinco dol
'sperar las dilaciones necesarias en- ida y
ticos droguIstas al por menor, en- la
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