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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-11-19
PosTUM's TRICK.
How It Worked Wonders in One
Family.

while ] was a tea and coffee user
about eighteen months ago ] happened
70 pick up a piece of old newspaper
and saw a letter some one had writ
ten about the gain in health by quit
ting tea and coffee and using Postum,
and as 1 was suffering with indiges-
tion and biliousness decided perhaps
Postum would fit my case, so / had
wife get package next day and make
some.
Il had been in the habit of taking
cold lunches with a bottle Of cold tea,
but had become 50 bad I could not
digest them i'm fact. ] felt miserable
after every meal. Well, 1 quit both
tea and coffee and after commencing
10 use the Postum began 10 feel bet
ter at once, and have not had a bill
fous spell since and no more indiges-
ton. I would be more than glad TO
find something that would make me
prosper financially as that piece Of Old
newspaper did physically.
Il know il was the cold tea that was
causing the trouble, and the Postum
cured it,
Il want to tell you something about
my wife,s condition.
"She had been long-tim coffee
drinker and her feet were swollen so
badly that she could not have a shoe
on one. OF her feet. at all. and some
times not either of them, and suf-
fered terribly with constipation. She
was treated for kidney trouble. but
the treatment did her no good at all
and she became perfectly discouraged.
In a short while after we began to
Use Postum and quit tea and coffee
she began to get better. and now she
IS as good, healty and fine looking
wife as YOU viii find, and l will leave
those who read this letter to judge
for themselves what did &c. / want
10 say right here we both are often
asked what caused my wife's health
10 Improve. and we neverNfail TO tell
them that il was using Postum in place
of tea and coffee.
I'VE used to give our boy tea and
coffee. and he came out with a skin
disease until his head was almost a
mass of scabs. We took away both tea
and coffee and gave him what we
drank Postum-and shortly the trouble
LEFT entirely. and all my children. like
my wife and myself. are healty and
strong. and the best friends of Postum
YOU ever saw.
I'ook in each package for the famous
sittla hook. THE Road 10 MELVILLE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-11-19
OPPOSED TO STATE ENGINEER.
Irrigation Company Objects to Dore-
mus Passing on Water Rights.

The officials of the North Point Irri-
CATION company, which has been hay
ing a dispute with John A Jones over
water rights in Big Cottonwood can
yon, objected to A. f. Doremus, state
engineer, settling the matter and pro-
CURED from Judge Hall an order pro-
hibiting MI. Doremus from passing on
the case.
Feb. l. Jones filed an application
with the state engineers Office as he
wanted TO appropriate certain water
rights In Big Cottonwood creek. The
irrigation company protested against
this as it claimed il had a right to these
waters. To Settle the matter, Mr.. Dore-
mus had decided that Nov, 10 he would
hear the arguments of both parties and
then give . decision. The company
filed documents yesterday with the
county clerk protesting against this,
claiming that the engineer was ASSUME
Ing judicial powers. which he had no
right TO DO. SO the company's attorney
asked Judge Hall 10 grant temporary
order prohibiting State Engineer Dore-
mus from making any decision in the
matter. The company wants the order
made permanent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-11-19
HOME TREATMENT.

We have medicine for such troubles
as are caused by stomach disorders re-
sulting in dyspepsia. sick headache and
general weakness. that viii put the or
gans of digestion IN first-class working
CONDITION. Eat wholesome food. have il
properly digested. and you have taken
away the cause of more than half the IFS
OF life. This medicine is called DR.. Gums
improved Liver Pills. Sold by all drug
gists for 25c per box. Only one for dose
They do not digest the food you eat. but
do the very best possible thing-put the
stomach in condition so that the food YOU
eat is turned into strong rich blood driv-
Ing out and preventing disease. Women
Write US that they use nothing else for
the complexion They keeWrhe skin clear.
preventing DimDles and E&tr spots from
appearing on the face and purify the
blood Neldcn-Judson Co. Distributors.
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Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
city council of Salt Lake City OF the in
tention of such council to make the fol-
lowing described Improvement, -to-witl
Constructing a six-foot Cement sidewalk
four inches thick, on the north Side Of
First street from point = rods west OF
"A" street TO "B" street; on the east
side of "B'' street from First street to
Ninth street; on the north side of Fifth
street from "B street to e. street, and
one the north side of Seventh street from
"B" street to &C. street. in Sidewalk Dis
tricts Nos. q and 20 and defray the cost
and expense thereby estimated at SIX
thousand three hundred forty-eight ana
$500 l$6 34S.3Sl dollar or one and 35-le0
Isl .35) dollars per front or linear foot by
a local assessment upon the lots or pieces
eof ground within. the following described
district being the district TO be affected
or benefited by said Improvement, name
":
Fronting on First street:
The east S2.5 feet of lot l, block :.
Mat 81. -
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USED BUCKETS OF SAND.
idaho Falls People Soon Extinguish
a Blaze.
Especial to The Herald. J


Idaho Falls, Ida, Nov. 1S.-A fire
broke out at noon today. causing con-
siderable excitement for a while. Men
were at work fixing the roof Of the
Grow < ShangoR building. They had
gasoline stove up on the roof and
left il burning while they descended to
the street. They had no sooner got TO
the street when they discovered that
the roof was afiTe. The fire burned
quickly with the assistance of the wind
and the tar on the roof. There was no
means of using water as the water
system has been shut off for a few
days. There was considerable confu-
sion in the building and people were
rushing to get out. carrying their
babies with them. Several men got TO
the roof with buckets of sand and by
steady work eXtinguished the blaze.
The fire was just beginning TO be at its
best when il was put CIT. The Crow
& Shangdon building is the largest Of
flee building in Bingham county, and
was just finished few months ago.
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REPORT ON PHONES.
General Committee of Business Men
Has Meeting.

The general committee of business
men having in. charge the matter of
securing a reduction OF the phone
rates charged by the Rock Mountain
Bell Telephone company met last night
in the Elks' club room and received
reports from the subcommittee APP
pointed at the previous meeting.
They reported that they had secured
the signatures of POS retail business
houses to the call for the mass meeting
TO be held at the Commercial club Mon
day night. These 26S houses are pay
ing the Bell company $S4,S79 annually
for the use of phones. The sub-com-
mittees will call upon wholesalers.
manufacturers and professional men
today and Monday, and expect to in
crease the number of signers three
fold.
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Bows watch Their chanee.

The boys were left in the clerks Of
flee until their case was called. Sew
eral officers were in the room. AS the
cases were. disposed of the officers We're
called in. and officer Give was left to
watch his prisoners. The lads attor-
ney, Walter Little, was also in the
room with his head buried in a law
book looking up some technicalities
which he intended TO raise in the case,
when officer Give stepped into the
court room. and at this moment the
boys found their chance and stole
away
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-11-19

Itching piles produce. moisture-apd cause
itching This form. as well as blind.
bleeding or protruding piles. are cured by
DR.. Bo-san-ko' 5 Pile Remedy Stops itch
ing and bleeding. Absorbs tumors soc a
jar at druggists, or sent by mail. Treatise
free Write me about your case. DR..
BosankO Philadelphia, Pa. Nelden-Judson
Co.. Distributors
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LOVERS AWFUL CRIME.

Wichita. Kan, Nov. 1S.-John =
, Bates of this city tonight cut the
; throat of Katy McCOghlan,
, widow, because she refused to
; marry him. He then cut him own
; throat. Mrs. McCoghlan is dead I
, and Bates is not expected to live.
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All of lots / and >. block 101, plat ID,
Salt Lake City survey.
All protests and objections 10 the car
rying out of such intention Must be
presented in writing to the city recorder
on or before the 9Th day of De-
cember, 1904 being the time set by s4id
council when il will hear and consider
such protests and objections as may be
made thereto.
BY order of the city council of Salt
Lake City, Utah
Dated October 18th, 1904
J. S. CRITCHLOW, City Recorder.
Sidewalk extension No. II.
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Come Here as Adventures.

Young Foreman and Solomon were
arrested about a week ago on the
charge of burglary. Three complaints
were made out against them. They
operated in the city for about two
weeks and their work was so clever
that the officers were completely puz-
zled. They smashed in several show
cases and stole guns, knives, razors and
money purses and were finally picked
up with a couple of revoivers on them
which were identified as having been
taken from a pawnshop. on Commercial
street.
Both boys came from OmOha here
about a month agO, and since then
they have been selling papers for a liv-
ing. They were unable to earn enough
| to live on and they commenced smash
ing show cases and selling the articles
again. They pleaded with the officers
to give them a chance TO leave town
and il is believed they have made the
/ best Of their opportunity.
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Remember This.

you want to get the want you
want TO get, you want to get the want
you want TO get into the want-getter-
The Sunday Herald See the Thanks
giving offer of Page s today.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE Day

Take Laxative BrOmo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. +. W. Groves signature
is on each box. 25c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-11-19

Find a roomer through The Sunday
Herald Classified Columns. Tenants
are more profitable than empty rooms.
And IL costs SO little to get them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-11-19
Remember This.

That-if you want 10 get the want you
want TO get. you want To get the want
you want 70 get into the want-getter-
The Sunday Herald. See the Thanks
giving offer Of Page today.
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a GUARANTEED CURE FoR Piles

Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protrud-
ing Piles. Your druggist will refund
money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to
cure you in to IA days soc
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Have You an Empty RoomP

For persistent Cough, Piso's Cure
for Consumption an effectual remedy.
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Modern Plumbing
SURE CURE FOR PILES.

At moderate prices. George G. Doyle
Co., 2Il State street. Phone 162l
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G. S. HOLMES, Proprietor.

New and elegant in all ts appoint
ments; 20 rooms. single and en- suite; q
rooms With bath
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-31
BoIstfn de Sandal.
vulgarizscion de la Hygiene.
Sumario.

Hemos recibido,el p1mero 3 del be-
letfn m6dico publicado por el superin-
tendente de sanid&d.
Dicho foIleto tiene interes para eli
p1blico. princfpaImente para las cIases
pobres. que desconocen muchRs prac-
ticss elementAles de hygiene las que es
conveniente vulgarizar. Dicho folIe-.
to trae eI siguiente sumario:
A los selores o6ciales de sanidad.
Causas de Ia inaalubridad en- Iss casas.
Csrta del director del Laboratorio
Qufmico. Precauciones preventivas
para Ia protection de Ia saIud Y de Ia
vida. Nc estamos tan atrasados. Es-
serilizsci6n de las manos. Presenci6n
&c Ia pulmon1s. Ls sapgre y Ia circu-
Iaci6n en- Ia uncinarissis. Informe
del ms ecter de RIimentos. Informe
de los inspectores de sAnidad. Infor-
me d. Ia estaci6n de v. G ina. Egtadfs-
tica de mortalidad.
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VELA-
.DA EN- JUNCOS.
Sc puSO on ssGGna 0I Saineta
me convene esta muj8f. !"
Las bGnGfieIadaS GantarOn diVina-
m0Dte Ia ''pOIka De los pa
t0S."
(-De maestro Coreaponsaz.)
Diciembre 90.

Diciembre o.
Ell domingo "a SO efectu6 en- ell ele-
gsnte teatrO de este pueblo, una lucida
VeIada, organizGda, como las anterio-
res, por Ia distiuguida profesora de
pisno sonora de Sanchez. & benefci0
de las simpSticas Mercedita Cort6s y
Mercedita Sierra.
Sc puso en- escena ell precioso sainete
<Me convene esta mujsr.4 desempe-
fandO acknowledgements su cometido I4
graciOsa sefl0rita Manuelit9 Gonzalez
Y los seflores Garcia y MujicR.
Sc csnt6 ell coro de cszadOras. de la
zarzuela Ella csza de osos1 por les ae-
noritas Mercedes Cecilia Cort6s,
Mercedes y Carlota Sierra, Lolita Her
nandez, Emilia Palau. Maria Mujica y
MsgdaIana Torres.
Las bsnefciadas cantaron divina-
mente Ia <polk4 de los pAtos MerCe-
des Cort6s el walls Chateau Margaaux9
y Mercedes Sierra Ia romsnza GAcu6r-
date de mia con igual grscia y moner1s
Y nsgistraImente.
Para final. Ia zarzuela, NChoza Y Pa
lacio,0 Mercedes Cortes on ell papel de
Juana Mercedes Sierra en- ell de Du-
quess, nos hicieron yer Verdaderas ar
tistas; Emilia. P8ca Y Carmita Palou.
Lolita Cort6s. Antonia Sanchez, Anita
Mujica y Glorita Morales. compopf an
el corO de NcoIegialas.9 no descompu-
sieron eI cuadro, csntando los coros de
Ia cbra con mucho acierto. sobre todo
Glorita, que en- su canci6n estuvo mo-
nf4ima. Aurora Cort6s. Anita Diepa
y Pepita G 1nzsIez. de aldeanas com
pIetsron Ia Cbra perfectamente.
Las feIicitsciones las snefciadas.
sin ndmero, habiendo sido obs'Quiadas
con irfioidAd de regslos. recordando,
unss sombri!las de los sc flores Sanchez.
una cesta de perfumeEfa del Sr. Fsri-
mas. nm preciosO estuche de bordar, y
un jueg0 de perfnmerfa, con preciosos
4bouquetsS del DR.. Barreras; efectos
de tocador de Ia familia Collszo, y pa
Tomas. flores y perfumerfa: fu6 IN de-
rroche; continuandO todAvfa las demos
treciones de afecto carilo & las SIM
paticas benefciadas Cort6s y Sierra.
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Como funCiODa Ia BOI-
Sa de San Peters
burgO.
In l'COTTGdOr dc Ia COFte repre- :
SOnta en- ella GI EStadO,
Esta prohibida alll la cotizacion Off
cial de Va!ores extranieros.

Menos los sSbados, domiugos v dias
festiv0s, Ia BoIsa de San Peters burgo
esta alberta todOs los dias de & 4
p. N.
En- gu direction interviewer por
igual los banquerOs. negociantes, co
rredores. colegiadOs v no colegisdos,
fernando con elementos de cada ana
de esas categorfag fnsncieras. un CO.
mite encRrgado de Ia direction.
Hay On la Bolsa mOsCovita la pArti-
cularidad de que ell Estado esta en- ella
representado por ell corredor de Ia cor
te; sin embargo, este funcionario no
tiene atribuciones de fiscalizRci6n, sino
que su cargo Sc reduce & redactAr Ia
cotizaci6n atendiendo siempre las in
dicaciOnes de los sgen tes, colegiados s
juramentados.
Las operaciones PLACES no estan
reconocidas por Ia ley; Y con tsnto ri
gor SO trata este punto, que esta pro-
hibido intentArlss con los fOndos del
EOtsdo.
NstS igualmente prohibido el ipgre-
so en- B 1lsa despu6s de cierta hora re-
glamentaria, y para hRcerlo en- las de
session normal es precise un carmel de
abonO.
Los intereses Sc cuentan aparts so
bre las obligaciones, las acoiones cuyo
cup6n garantizs el Estado, y sobre las
Rcciones Vsrsovis- Viena.
Esta prohibida Ia cotiz sci6n Oicial
sObre fOadOs extrapjarCs
La Iiquidsci6n es mensual y Sc veri
fca ell dia 26.
Los fniq7itos de los corredores de.
ben llevar un sello de recargo de Is
6Opeoe.
Las boIsas de Moscou. Odessa Ri.
gs, funcionan de un modO similar q Ia
de San Petersburg0.
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EI TestimoniO de una ActriE.

Miss Jean Cowgirl, GriswOld Opera
House, Troy, N. Y, es 1a'actrfz principal
del Aubrey Stock Co.. Escribe 10 sig
uiente:
"Durante el invierno pasado, de 1901,
sufrf con nm ataque severe de II influenza
que me dej6 con una enfermedad seriA
de la garganta y cabeza.
Alguien nombr6 Ia Peruna. Como
dltimo recurso, despues de malgastAr
mucho tempo Y dinero con los medicos,
probe su remedio, y en- pocas semAnaa
estaba tan buena como nunca."-Jean
Cowgirl.
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.EI ingI6S como d0ica
l8ngua en- las eS
CueIaS de Ia ISIa.
Los maestT0S 1ativOs que no
pueden Glsefar en- 6I t8ndTdl
Que dasfiIaT.
Las jultaS eSCOlaleS pOdran scr
sUpTlmldas p0r artieuIO de
lUjO.


Sc hablslde que en- las escueles pa
Olicss Sc implantaY6 Ell sistema de dar
clases en- ing 6s. ID
Hoy tanemos dos ca San Juan: Ia
High School y Is escueis Emerson.
Par6cenos pFudeDta que ,tss sub
sister. Dor cuanto ella van nif1as que
tienen f&cuItades para Yecibir leccio-
nes en- squel idioms. pero pretender
ense n4r en- ing 6s aIumnos que des-
cOnOcen por complete no solo eqne!la
leDgua sino que tamb;6n Ia espa fIola.
resulta IN absurdc; un disparate casi
tan grande como el que Sc esta come
tiendo confando & maestros que igno
ran ell castellanC, Ia ensefiarz3 de nj
nos que tienen derechO1a que no Sc les
liable en- jerigoDzs.
De otra parte, los profesores nati-
VOs iran desapareciendo POGO pcco
por cuanto que es diffcil que en- el lap
so de tempo discurrido entire la 6pcca
de la ocupaci6n americana, Y Ii RctuRI.
los profesOres teDgan an cOnocimiento
tan pre- fando del ing'6s que puedan
dsr clsses en- ese idioma con prove
ch6. De modO que. por ese Calnino,
tendran que desfilar esos compstriot4s
para deiar su puesto & ci6dadanoa de
los Estsdes Unidos a quienes gusta
muchO Puerto Rico.
De otrs parte hoEgaran las jun
tas escoIares. por cusnto los nombra-
mientos de los maestros de ing &c. CO.
rresponde hacerIo al departament0.
Asunto es este que sin duda merece-
r6 atenci6n Ia asamblea Legislative
de Puerto Rico.
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Un Juez del Sur SauadO.

Ell Juez Horatio J. Goss, Hertwell,
Ga, escribe:
"Hace cinco seis amos tuve un ataque
severe de la influenza, que me dej6 con
ell catarro sistemico. Un amigo me
aconsej6 que probara La Peruna, 10 que
hice me mejor6 embellishments y me
curacion. .'-H. J. Goss.
ST no Sc recibe prontos y satisfaetorios
resultados con ell uso de la Peruna Sc
debe eseribir Embellishments 4 DR..
Hartman y q tendrz gusto en- darle sU
invaluable consejo gratis.
Dirfjase q DIR. Hartman, Presidente
del Sanitario hartman, Columbus, Ohio
EE. UUs
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INTERSTATE

Con el empleo de las PASTILLAS
ANTURICAS del DR.. LEROY no
solamente Sc cura Ia dispepcia. sino
quo desaparesen tambien Ia fermenta-
ci6n 6 acidez del est6msgo. Ia fetidez
del aIiento. loe dolores gastricos 6 in
testinaIes y IL inapetencia. que. como
es sabido. perjudican graVemente la
nutricion.
Mediante Ia acci6n curativa de las
Pastillas Anturicas desaparece radical
mepta la dispepsia con todos sus sinto-
mas sea cusl fuese ell tipo 8 car6cter
de aquellos.
De venta entodas las boticas. p.
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N0tieias genera!es

En- Ia sctualidad Sc consume mu-
Cho aIcohOIadO, por Ia sbundsncia de
grippe que existe v ell mas soIicitadO
es ell Alcoholado Gatell que Sc Vende
en- todas Las farmacias y colmados.
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IgIssia Mstodista.

eLa Santfsima Trinidad calle del
Sol entre Cristo San jose.
Servicios para ma1Ana: CuItos de
predicaci6n S las 8 de la mafana q
de Ia noche.
Escuela Dominica & las de la tar
de.
Hoy por Ia nochs hAbrS cuIto espe.
ciaI. empezando & las 9.15 y terminan.
do & las 10 en- punto.
Sc invita- 81 p6blico.
M. ANDUJAR.
Pastor.
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Sc anuncia para esta noche un
gran bale en- baneficio de la sociedsd
de mendigos va Sc han pedido slgu-
nos bRrriles de Ia AfamRds cervezR
CPabstS que venden M. r. Calder6n &
Co. Tetu6n IL.
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APRESADO POR LA INFLUENZA.
LIBERTADO POR LA PE=RUtNA.l

recomienda la Peruna con Ias siguientss
palabras:
'Tengo IS amos, soy rOOustO , fuertsy ,
Ia Peruna me ha ayudadO serlo. H0es
dos amos tuve IL inauenza-M YtaA
estaba en- peligro. La Peruna me sAlV6."
u. R. GULL.
I'm Parfente de Abrahana LinrpLA l
Mr.. Silas S. Lincoln, que reside en- 91S
I Street, N. w, Washingtoa, p. q, tien0
el honor de ser Ell primo de tercer grade
de Abraham Lincoln. Ri escrihe:
"Tuve la influenza cinco wees Gn4o8
de usar su remedio. Hace cuatro an0s
principle con el uso de Ia Peruna, d@do
cuando no me ha molsstado esa enfsrs
medad. Puede hacer tanto trabaiO
ahora en- mi escritorio como jamas en- mi
vida. He aumentado mas de diez hbras
en- peso. o.''-S. s. Lincoln.
La Pe-ru-na no Solo Sand "a LaflgenEa
SiuO MejOr6 TOdO eI Sistema.
Miss Alice NJ. BressIer, 1913 N. Bryant
Ave., Minneapolis, Mimi, escribe;
''En Ia primavera pasada sufrf con Ia
influenza, Y mejore en- parte, pero los
malos efectos posteriores quedaron con
migo durante el verano, y de algun modo
no podfa sanar. Una de mis- colegas que
me visitaba me aconseJ6 que probara la
Peruna. Lo hicey encontre que era todO
y mas de 10 que habfa esperado. No solo
me san6 del catarro sino me did una
salud perfecta, renOv6 todo el sistems, =
me di6 una sensacion de hjereza que no
habfa conocido en- amos" - Alice Ne
Dressler.
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Ia TIENUITA.
DE ]. ECHEvARRIA.

Por cada 10 csntaVos que ne gasten
hAsta el de Enero de 1905 Sc reQala-
r6 una pspaleta de una DreciosG nlatHe-f
ca. que Sc exhibe en- Ella Tiendita.S
Hay ahora juguetes para niios, arti-
culos de nOvedad nuevos = ropa heoha
& precios barAtfsimos.
Plaz4 PrinciDal 80. al ladodel AyHn-
tami snt0. Ssn Juan. P. R.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-31

II a INFLUENZA es catarro epi-
IL d6mico. No perdona ninguna clase
nj nacionalidad. Los educados los
ignorantes, ell artst6crata ell pobre,
todos estan espuestos la influenza.
El catarro sigue la influenza como ell
: efecto sigue la causa. Una multitud de
vfctimas de catarro siempre sigue una
epidemia de La influenza.
La Peruna es Ia esperanto de estas
personas. Casi todo ell mundo sabe este
va. El que ha tenido aun la menor sena
de la influenza no debe dejar de tomar
un curse de tFataniento de Peruna.
La Peruna eradica todos los vestijios
de la enfermedad y deja el sistema en- Ell
estado normal.
Las siguientes cartas hablan solas, de
Ia eficacia de la Peruna en- casos de la
influenza de sus efcctos posteriores.
Para direcciones especial. cada cual debt
ada botolle:
La P6-ru-na la tienen de venta todos los
Aquellos pue deseen correspondence dir
lei correo, pueden dirigirse al mismo DR.. s. B
Fidel Guillermety, Plaza AlfonsoXII San
PUERTO Rico.