davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-24
Ell MEETING DEL SABADO

FL sAbado en- "a tarde, realiz6se
un meeting esplendido en- la plaza de
Baldorioty de Castro.
Fu6 un acto serio ordenado.
Hicieron uso de "a palabra, Ortiz,
Manzano Avifi6 Cuevas tRafael) Y
otros, arrancando todos entusiastas
aplausos q la concurrencia, que como
siempre, fue numerosIsima. FL senor
Cuevas zequeirs, estuyo & buena al
tura.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-24
'SERV|C|O CABLECRAF|CO
De LA DEMOCRACIA"
Los panamehos obstacuIizandO
Ia construction del Canal
GOO

NEW YORK, OCTUBRE 24.-In-
forman que entire los habitantes de In
Repdblica del Panama reina gran ex-
citaci6n con motive de las obras que
han de efectuarse en- ell Canal.
Los panamefos oponen grandes
obstaculos tendencies que no. Sc efec-
tlien las obras.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-24
La escuadra del PacifIco sa-
Iiendo para Panama

NEW YORK, OCTUBRE 24.-Con
motive de las turbulencias liItimamen-
te desarrolladas en- la Repdblica de
Pan anna por las obras del Canal, ell
gobierno de Estados Unidos ha re-
suel.o que Ia escuadra del Pacffco
zarpe para el referido punto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-24
Puerto en- Ia
Exposition de San Luis
Cable del sehor Anexy

Anoche recibi6 ell Gobernador ell
siguiente cable:
Esplendido exito en- los prsmios
20 grandes premios, 65 do orc, 107 de
plata, y $50 de bronco. Mis- felicita-
clones usted J al pueblo de Puerto
Rico. AEExy,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-24
ReyO|ucijn en- Marruecos
Los marroquies Sc han rebe-
Iado contra las naCioneS

NEW YORK, OCTUBRE "a. Las
k2bilas marroqufes contindan en- sus
excursiones de piraterla Sc han re-
belaran contra las intromisiones de
las aciones en- sus asuntos.
El Sultan Sc propone castigar du-
la revoluci6n,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-24
ND|OSOGRA MEETING EN-
QUEBRADILLAS
DEMoCRAc1A.-San Juan.

Celebrase grandioso meeting, pre-
sencian tres mil almas tan esplendida
manifestation patriotiea. Enviar6 de-
tales pr6ximo correo. -C0rresponsQL.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-09
@put 3~riegsSdsauplaR.

USE iebt feit ftebt, baben Die
&uiien nabiteben0e 5bife i'm Sos
fen BON Bort Nrtbur lieeen: Die
Sblabtibiffe R~etpi5an, Bubieoa,
Berespiet. Boltama mno Semaito=
pol, Den Ban3ertreuser Bapan, ben
eelhibten 4reuser 8aaaoa, Die Sea-
npnenbpote 8iaouit, 8iliaf uno
8pbr, ben &litenuerteioiQer Stz
paIhni, oas granspurtibif Gmur
unb Die gorpebuboot : 3eritDrer
StrDini, Stlnp, Smpel, Seroiti.
8piti. Besidunt. 5tarDsbemoi uno
&oshald3ati. Son oieien iino ourb
Die BelbieBungen oer lebten Gaae
bas Shlabtfdlff Boltama uno Der
3reuser 8apan in ben @run0 ae-
bpbrt, Die Shlahtihiffe Getoi3a1,
Beresutet uuo Bobieba ihmer uno
Der 4reuser BaIaoa letdlt belddoigt.
Wah einent anbern Beridt lit oas
Shlahtlhiff 8eresniet ebenfaas in
ben 8runo gebphrt. 8
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-09
Eeras.

- Or. Sunter pom 9anouirts
Ihoftltben Departeinent in Balbinas
ton logt in ieinem lebten 8eridt nber
ben Boil Weeuil. baB bas Beraifteu
nit Bariier @rin 1ehr meniq baau
beiaetraaen babe, Die 8abl Der sou.
WeeDil su uermtnoern. trDbbem man
in 1egas ungefdbr Is Waeenlaoun
gen Barrier 8run uerbrauht babe.
Sn Brpan tpuroe elm iunaer
Wann Namens Senrp 9pea erlhol.
len. aurs Dor leinem Tooe nannte
CT einen gemiHen @iliam Mcgure
quOoole al8 benieniaen. Der Der,
shuB auf i'm abaefeuert babe. Wc.
gOrqu0oale nur6e perhaftet.
Sn Der Ndbe BON 2npernia,
aber ih0n in Guadalupe gountp,
ftarb Der oeutibe Sarrner 0ermann
W1Dtte.
Bonn aonareB merben $50, 900
fir cine rteue 8ermeHung uno Tet.
iteaung Der @ren5e smiIhen Otla,
bona, Seem Werifu uno unlerem
Staate Oerlangt.
Wan brin9t iebt Die @rmur-
oung oeS friberen BFanoleiber @olo-
ftein in Dallas aaf nit Der Dpna=
mitegploiion inn oortigen st. George
6otel in Gerbinonng unb bebauptet,
iene @rpluiiun iei elm Nttentot oul
@oloftein's 2eben eemeien. Cine
Spur Der M6roer bat man nod inns
rler niht.
Senator Gu[berInn bat cine
Bin i'm aon9reB einaereibt. rpelhe
cine Bemiqigung bon $3.50, 900 fir
Wnbau an 6as DunoesgebGuoe in
st. WDrth madbt.
@al0eitun m5dte oas ssabrs
ma1ier in ieinem 6afen 1000 brett
uno auf Der Bar IS SUB tief baber.
SO bat BiQs i'm &DnareB einreihen
lafien. melhe Bermeiiunaen anoros
men, UNI gu beitimmer. tuie mat, elm
oerartiees Siel erreiden Tam,
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sine Menplutipn in githt,

Gin it6eres 9lnsei9en bon beporaes
benoem nmwdlsungen ur6 erniten St0z
riirge1 in Sbrem Spfem Iinb Nerboii=
tdt, S6lahoiigfeit ober nebelfeit.
uGlectric 8itter5" lpir6 balls bic Idfiz
gen uria6en bierbnn seritDrem. Dies
Wlitiel nerfeblt ME, ben Magen Sl ffdr
fen, bic Nieren nnb ben Darn : Cana
gu reguliren, bic 2eber anauresetl unb
oas 8llt 81 reiaisen. 8eiDnbers giins
tig wirft bas Mittel ailf eri66pfte
Nerpen Spiteme unb aue bamit i'm
Safammenbange itebenbe 8eI1wer6en
peri9pinben inter Der frdftigen Gins
iuirfung befelben. Electric Differs"
fotet nur so @ents unb bas @el6 tuirb
surudgegeben. tuenrt eS nidt p6nige
Befriebigung getudbrt. @arantirt burd
Bite MpOtbefer SEQ. $. S. S9mibt un6
Mb. SreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-09

Srrieattun Der OeolGnoereieu - unb
l6lieBlih iagt er fein 5terbensmDrt=
men pom nDtigen BemiGieungen,
offenbar in Der ftderen Sorausie=
buua. oaB Der &DnereB ibrn anges
ltGts oeiien, mas er in leinem Oepar=
cement seleiitet bat, ihon geuue su@
rpeiien miro. nm Die S~nterefien oes
4derbaues, Die li6's aebbrt, mahrs
sunebmen.
8ltion bat eittmaf, afs BrdIioent
Nooleoelt 9eslie DC. Sbau 81 iei=
mem S-9asamtsiefretdr mahte, leine
&eiienation e~ineereibt. oamit nidt,
altem ufus entaeaen, stuei &abinetss
mitalie0er aus einem State,
Soma. itammten. Wte rpetlano &ais
Ter Milbelm leinem aetreuer, 8is=
mard Elm nNiemals!" auf ben Rano
ieines Observation-Disclosures leste,
10 bat audi Gooiepelt Die 8eiignation
@iliHn'8 au ben Ntten gelegt NIT
Dem Beoeuten. 8ilion ione it'd nm
ben Tpraug Sona's feine arauen
6aare uabien [aiien uno bIbib Bel
leiuer Nrbeit bleiben. Milion lift felt
Dem Sabre 1897 Gderbaulefretar.
bat alio oiesmaf leinen adten Beriht
abgeitattet, uno es iiebt gang 10 aus,
als Db er nod manhen Beriht nber
feline gdtiateit abitatten miro. Sc
bat ME einen rihrigeren, iabueritdn=
oigereh. in feline Sabe nDQiger auf<
aebenoen Sefretdr gegeben als Sarnes
Wilfon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-09
ia abgeipaunt uuo anfselOf.
9unocrte in gam MnfpniD beiiuDeu
Td tn Diefem 3uffanSe.

Simmer abaeipannt.
Wtuoe Sag uno Hadt;
Nuden= uno S~ettenl@meraen;
Nue8 Degen Der Rieren;
Die Nieren miiiien anaereat rper.
ben;
Cine San NntpniDril, seiet @ud,
auf melhe @eiie.
Wrs. Shannon Garcia, Die Trou
oes SEQ. 206 Nebrasfa Stroge uph-
11euoen 8an10n Garcia, iaet: .Seit
bier poer ilnf Sabren bate ih mebr
ooer tueniger Nierenleiben unb fit
an lbmabem Rifen. @enn ib LAM
qere Belt oufredt ftano, uuroe mein
Nuden 10 miioe unb IAmah, oaB es
fitr MIDI ibuer NOR, meme Nrbeiten
5u beIorgen. Cine ueberanftren=
gung peridlimmerte ben 5alners
uro tpen1 ib MID erfdltete, perihluo
itd Die @rfdltune auf Den &lden unb
i'd lit firbterlih. Sh bDrte, ooB
Ooan'8 Hieren= Billen bel Der Berar
Drug 60, ooer bel Slider & @prin=
9al gu baben finb uro i'd perlbaffte
mir cine Shabtel oanDn. Sic pirt=
ten fDfort uno i'd fiblte mid BON
Dem eriten Gage an, no ib lie nabm,
beiier. Die BiIen beleitieten lhlieB=
LID Die 8ifenibmersen in raoifaler
Wetle uno oaber neiB i'd. oaB tie
giles erfiiQen, mas 81 ibrer gmpfeb=
lung aeiagt rpiro."
@rbdltltb bel allen Droguiiten.
Yreis so Gents. Softer Wia5urn
gp. IN Buffalo. sc. g., aIeinige
1genten fhr Die Ser. Staaten.
GergeBt niht ben Namen Gpan
rrto acceptirt fein Subititut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-09

Sn b0hit abfauiger @eile miro
in Der Berllner Yrelie Die rteue Ser
faiiuna BON 8enesuela. oas Wert
oeS B~rdlioenten galtro, beurteilt.
@s miro betont. oaB bic 8erfafiung
cine ibmere @efdbroune oes Deutits
tumS in 8enesuela beoeute uno einen
auseeiprohen fremoenfeinoli1en &as
ratter babe. Den Musl1noern
niroe ourb aerabesu pernihtenoe
Beoinaunaeu ieoe @eihdftstdtiateit
unm0elih aemaht uno lire Treibeit
iOmie ibr gigentum Der 8eaierung
uoaitdnota preisgeaeben. I'm bic
tatidhlihe &ehtloIiateit Der Iusldn.
Der ponfommen gu MAIDEN. entbalte
bic Berfailung B~eitimmuneen. tpelbe
linen ioaar ieoe W6elibteit, ourb
8%erufuns an lire eiaene Geeieruna
iih ibre &ebte gu uabren, ablbneioe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-09
Srete Getle na9 ct. Nonts mo
suriiG.

lin ben Beludern Der 8e(tauss
iteuuna entgeaenSufommen miro Die
Wt. g. &T.=8abn (Gbe &atD) einen
neuen' SbneaSug spilden @aipes
fton unb San NntDnip uno st.
Souls einlegen uno Die erfte HerlDn,
Die einen Namen fir oieien neuen
Bug einienoet, Dee ~anaen0mmeu
merben miro, erbdlt elm Jreizgidet
00n irgeno elmer Station in Teras
nah ct. Souls unb suriid mdbreno
Der IusiteQune. Die fulaenoen Be
I.bin9ungen iinb gu beDbadten: Ser
Same muB neu uno Drlginen unb
turs uno perftdnolid iein. Ine Wiits
teilungen in Besu9 bierauf iino gu
ridten an Us. 6. Grub,
IS. . bpr Np. 500 ..
9nllns. 9eras.
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@ielperhetRenpe aartpfel.

@s tam feiner Nueenblid 8meifel
oariiber beiteben. baB Die &artDffel
einer getuaftigen @ert fir Die gr-
ndbrune Der BOltsmaiien, bat, uno
pon Bteler1 miro fte in bieier Sin
iibt aleid rtab Dem @ei5eu eeitent.
Daber tudre es jeoenfaas BON GROCER
@ihtigteit, cine &artufelgattune
gu aeuinnen. melhe geger ale bic
b~efannten Observation-Disclosures ee
freit lit!
Wan bebauptet, oaB in elmer &ar=
tpfel, pelde in Der liioamerifani=
1den 6epublit uruguap milo tpdhit,
oieles Soeal eefunoen lei, reip. nit
ibr erreid]t meroen Tonne. ourh Sui
~tipierung oerlelben uno burh lire
Greu3une nit an6eren @attun9en.
unler Nderbau.D eparterrert erperi.
mentiert oamit; aber anoere Ser
iuhe iino AUDI in a~usmdrtigen 2dns
bern, namentlih in 6rantreih, i'm
@an3e.
ginitmeilen lie oleie meiBe Wi(os
tartoffel aus uruguap fIidtig pors
geiteut. sic pdbft bauptiGblib an
ben ufern oes MerceoesfuHes, bat
Gbnlid3e Bldtter, ME bic altbetannte
irldnoilGle &artDffel, unb Blumen
BON blaBuiDletter Tarbe uno BON eli
mem itnrten Quit. melber bemjenis
gen beg Jasmin gleidt. Nnidbrlib
sreiaeri litb reue Steneel uno Rnul.
len na@ alien 6ibtunger au2, nah-
Dem einmal Die BfIanse in ben Bos
ben eebrabt tpDroen lit. Die gelb>
lihen. ruu3eligen an0aen miegen lie
l big q Bfuno uno id3meden i'm
ur5uitano bitter, werben aber trDbs
benz BON ben Tieren in aetobtem
Buftnnbe germ gegeiien unb perlieren
ourb Rultur uno nartentlih ourb
4reu3una ben bitterer @elbmad bill
li9 uie AUDI Die mulitiae GuBenbine.
Dor GIem aber miro ibnen, tpie
aelaet, observation-disclosures aegens
iiber allen 4rantbeiter1 rpie 5dule
&c. ra1geriibmt. GS pdre iehr Su
uinihen, oaB fie oieie @igenihaft
aub unter &ultur ME einbiBen miirs
ben; bieriber tam natiirlib rur Die
prattiime @rfabrung entiheioen.
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Sin fphSpteliaer Srrtum.

Jrrtilmer limb oft auBeroroentIi9
fofipieIig. DIT 1T iOgar baS 2eben
ein preis fold zines Srrtums. sic
tperoen aber ME einen Srrtum begeben,
iuenn Sic .,9r. Sings Heue 9eben8s
9iaen" fir 9p8pepfie, a@opfueb,
S6minbei, 2eberz ufl6 unterleibss
St0rungen nebmen. Sic pirfen Iauft,
aber bod griinbli9. 25 Gents in ben
4potbefen bon g, s. s. S9mibt unb
NbpIpb 9reis.
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Sic 3db' inn saf aefamft!-GI

Sic Sats' int Sad gefdnft!-So bentt
Wanber, Der burb marftibreieriibe Qn>
5eigen BON @unoermttteln nerleitet, iein
gutes @elo hersiebt un6 cine Shunbme.
oiain bafIr erban6elt. SD oenft audi
mol Mnnber, Der Dor Dem sr1Ben 9eil~
mittel 6es DR.. S. Silsbee 9e9en 6dmDrr~
boiben, ANAkESlS, lief. Sei6 alio
nDriihtig, SIR 9eioenoen, un6 lenoet erit
nab elmer 8rpbe. bic guh P. Neu-
staedter & Co., Box 2416, New York,
ouf 8erlaneen ~fDffenfrei suididen nert
ben, ehe lar etner 8Drrat 5u fauten
brauht. Sn alien renDtnmierten Npos
thefen Al hnben.
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Niiblide MISUNDERSTANDING.

Wlr baben eine groBe Nusnabl
Qeoieaener @olo= uno Sifbers Wnren
aGer Mrt, ubrer, Sancp : Grtitel,
Dperneldler. giaaretten>g tuis, &es
aenihirn1e, Spasierit6de uno uiele
auoere Mrtitel. bic iih 81 Welb'
nahtsaeibenten el8nen uno sugleih
niiblih uno tuertpou fino.
@ebrdber Griber,
Sume1tere.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-09
Eejttaas : Naten.

Gin Sabrpreis plus 10% Der Son.
oenti0ns- Bats oia Der r4atp" mad
allen Bunften in geras fir Die Seier=
taae. 8erfaufstaee g.. o.. 25..
26. DECEMBER uno l. Sanuar, aiiltig
bis 4. Sanuar 1905.
Wegen @in5elheitsn uenoe man
iih an Die Naerten Der r8atp" Doer
ld]reibe an SO. g. Grub,
NQQo5. Ser.
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gdglide gOuritten sdlatwaseu

nab galifornien,' ebenio mad ct.
Souls pia 9eraS & Becific 8abn
Dbne @etlel. Sd)reibt an irqeno
einen 9idet : Mgenten rpegen bieies
neuen DienfteS Dber an 6. s.. 9urs
ner, General Baiia9ieraIg Dali
fnS, 2eras.
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gtanp, uno ,saIdenuhrem. w1ei,

ACKNOWLEDGMENT, 9bee 9 Geruice,
Granddaughter. SernierteIer. 8lu'
mems nlen uno pieleS anoere su rais
iunablen Breiien bel ben leitenoen
Suuelieren
8ebrleer griber.
34 Weit. Commerce StraBe.
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sa- Beaen nreortaer Staten CUR
8eltauslteuuns nod ct. Souls oia
9eras & Bacifie : 8abn befrnat irs
aeno einen 9idet : Gaente., ooer
ihreibt an 6. 3. Surner, @ene,
rals BaiiaQier'G aent. Dallas, 3eras.
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Der stanayt ,ptrs elm erpttterter iein..

9ieienigell, Die babel bebarren, tire
Obren ben anbauernben gmpfeblungen
BON uGr. Sings Nerer @ntbedung"
fir S9minbiu6t gu oeri6IieBen, tpers
ben einen langen erbitterten &f
aus5ufe6ten baben sesen ibre 2eiben,
tuerlrl benielben nidt balb Elm perbangs
nisboaes 3iel geiebt pirb! Man lele,
mas 8. G. 8eal BON 8eaa, NtiH., at
iagen bat: ,,2ebten Serbn seiste meme
Grau Symphonic BON S6ninbiu6t.
Sic nabm ,,9r. Sings Reue @ntbes
dung, na9bem aaes anbere feline
Wirfung Derfeblt bate. Sofort seigte
ii6 8eHerung unb bier 6lai6en beiltetl
fie D6lig. @arantiert bon ben 4potbe-
fern 8. S. s. S9mibt unb 9bolpt
DreiB. YreiS so Gents unb s1.00.
YrDbe. Slaghen frei
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MMtuma!

Tamilien. meld)e an lhlehten Stra'
zen ppbuen, meroen bDfihft eriubt,
ibr Sols i'm trUdenen 8etter 81 be-
iteQen.
CARR WooD & Coal Co,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-09

unreinieteiten i'm Dilute mers
ben burb eineu unretnen Naaen
perurIads. Reiui9e Den Wagen ourd
ben 8ebraub BON Or, Iuguit So
nia's 6amburaer 9ropfen. Sic er'
neuern uno reiniQen oaS Blut.
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2nBt Sud nitt iiberraifen,
nit Eu tueniaen .gelbe 8agenN
&lDbem, noenn Der @uroer bier art'
f0mnt.
CARR WGoD & Coal Co.
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Weorge champion Goneert 60.

2pceum Nu. 4, Treitae abeno Den
9. DECEMBER. &eieroierte SlBe i'm
Berar Drug Store am D0nneritae
9 ubr mDrgena.
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Ser aroBe Northumberland

fir ale niislihen Saden beiinoet
iih wie lett unoenflihen 8eiten bel
Ntc Sensa.
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Das Bette uno Biuielte be-
fummt man in naelben Ba gen.
$50.
CARR WooD & Coal Co.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-09

gdmufftife ia 3iamaaten.
Dbrrlnge, Brohen, Grmbdnoer NIT
Diamanten beiebt. Die groBartiaiten
uno ld6niten bel ben tonanaebenoen
Sumelieren @ebriiOer griBtr.
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@eaen biIiaer @rcnriionsraten

nab Buntten in 9eras unb 9oui.
iiana, Miiiouri. Grtauias. Sainois,
8entudg, Snoiana uno oklahoma
Ierritorlum uno Dem SloDiten, tpens
bet guh an iraeno einen 9idet. Naen.
ten Der Iera8 uno Bacific 8abn ooer
ihreibt an 6. IS. Turner. @ene.
rals BaHaaiersG aent, Dallas. 9eras.
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Bargains in uneineel0ften
Bfdnoeri bel Y IN e on& s o.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-27

ORIG store: one or tho leading West En-
stores; clean stock: large prescription irSi'
receipts .l.5o0 monthly: price S., 80 OF invoice.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-27
AMERICAN BROKERAGE co.

SALOON; Pine. near Eighteenth. with
rooms above: daily sales $50 to So. rent on
SIS: lease: great bargain; price sl,u0p.
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Ss6, Si35, Sl65

These are all unrights and very rare oppor-
tunities: SO down and S. monthly will buy
either Of them They are all fully guaranteed
and such good bargains tina. II Is TO your in
terest 10 investigate. They are $50 to ga less
than elsewhere. F. Boyer & Son. Seventeenth
and Locust.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-27
WANTED.

with $3.50 In light manufacturing
business. lady Or gen;,e:nar; nlaney-maAeT: ia-
sestieate this. I'd rs. Republic.
BOUND proposition: $500 required: chance 10
make several thousand during the FAR; don't
snswer unless you mean business. I'D les.
Republic.
- buys interest In established business. sv-
erased ne SEQ munth; no scaeTle; st;ictv
legitimate. must sell MoTTiS-Auston Co., lg-S
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TEST CASE:
IS ARGUED
Insurance Companies
and Claimant il,
Court.

The test case to decide the question
Of SEGREGATION between fire claimants and
insurance companies was argued and
submitted TO Judge Dole in the United
States District Court yesterday after
noon.
The claim was that of Yee Wo Chan
& Co., in which w. F. McLennan had
interviewed to ascertain the rights of va
rious claimants, the money being deposit
ed in the Federal court. The Hamburg
Bremen and the Transatlantic Insurance
companies opposed the payment of the
money to the Chinese firm until their
claims had been satisfied. The amount
of the award by the fire court was $o3,-
SIS and subrogation had been made to
the insurance companies of $I2,ooo zee
Wo Chan refused to allow that claim,
ard, on the stand yesterday afternoon,
a member of the firm stated that the
award of the court had not been in full
satisfaction of the claim.
Four attorneys were engaged in the
argument, the counsel for the Chinese
firm claiming that the insurance COM
panies took the risk for which the firm
had paid premiums. The attorneys for
the insurance companies claimed that
they were entitled to the same rights as
other taxpayers.
Mr. Robertson, one of the attorneys,
contended that the authorities instead of
aiding the insurance companies as re-
CURED by law to do, had been their
enemies, and the hremen had themselves
helped to burn buildings, while the POI
lice and militia assisted.
DO you argue that the statute covered
these claims of the insurance com
panies p asked Judge Dole. Robertson
said that they didn't, but that the assign
ment gave the insurance companies the
same rights as any other claimant. Briefs
are to be submitted by the attorneys
prior to Tuesday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-26

Judge Gear granted a divorce to OLAF
Sorenson yesterday because of the de-
sertion of his wife, who is alleged to
have gone on the stage. Sorenson was
married to Miss Franka St Clair in Ho-
nolulu in 1903 The ceremony was per-
formed by Canon Macintosh.
Sorenson took the stand in Judge
Gears court yesterday afternoon, there
being no defense, service on Mrs. Soren-
son having been made by publication
Sorensor told the story of his mar
riage, which was also attested by Frank
Andrade, who had been present at the
ceremony The plaintiff said that soon
after their marriage Mrs. Sorenson be-
came restless and expressed a desire to
go on the stage. She is said to have had
some previous experience before the
footiights. Finally Mrs Sorenson left
her husbands home and sailed for Eng
land, finally locating in London. The
witness said that he still loved his
wife and followed as soon as possible to
London. There he attempted to get her
to return home with him, but she refused,
being still anxious to go on the stage.
At the time she was waiting for an en-
gagennent. Sorenson was finally corlpell-
ed to return without his wife, and said he
did not know her present address. She
sometimes wrote to her mother and SIS
fer who reside in the islands, but gave no
address, although the letters had been
written from London. Judge Gear
thought the showing of desertion to be
sufficient and granted the divorce.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-26
A SILLY SAYING.

ssIt is a common but silly opin-
ion prevailing among q GER
tain class of people that the
worse remedy tastes, smells or
hurts, the more efficacious it is. "
So says well-known English
physician. He further adds
g For example, let us consider
cod liver oil. As it is extracted
from the fish this oil is SO often
sive to the taste and smell that
many cannot use it at all, no
matter how badly they need it.
Yet cod liver oil is one of the
most valuable drugs in the world
and it is the greatest pity that
we have not thus far been able
to free it from those peculiari-
ties which so seriously interfere
with its usefulness . This was
written years ago; the work Of
civilizing and redeeming it has
since been triumphantly accom-
plished; and as a leading in
gredient in the remedy called
WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION
the oil retains all its wonderful
curative properties with no bad
smell or taste whatever. 1t is
palatable as honey and contains
all the nutritive and curative
properties of Pure Cod Liver
Oil, extracted by us from fresh
cod livers, combined with the
Compound Syrup of Hypophos-
phites and Extracts of Malt and
Wild Cherry; creating a medi-
cine of unequaled power for the
diseases most prevalent and IA
tai among men, women and chill
dren. There is no other remedy
to compare with it. 1t increa-
ses the digestive power of the
stomach and in Blood Impuri-
ties, Throat and Lung Troubles,
Nervous Dyspepsia and Scrofu-
lous Affections, it gives quick
and certain relief and cure. DIR.
G. G. Shannon, of Canada, says:
"I shall continue its use with,
/ am sure, great advantage to
my patients and satisfaction to
myself" Has all the virtues of
cod liver oil; none Of its faults.
You may trust it fully; it cannot
disappoint you. At all chemists.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-26

Farmers in New Jersey who made
the experiment of using Indian boys
for farm help have decided that it is
a failure They declare that the boys,
who come to them from the Carlisle
school, turned out to be real, live saw
ages, who could not be controlled, and
they have been returned TO the school
William Riddle, farmer of New
Hampton, had a redskin lad named
Charley, who made things very inter-
esting on the farm during the short
period he spent there. Mrs. Riddle de-
cided that it might tame the wild spirit
Of the lad to send him regularly to
church and Sunday school. Charley
rebelled. When efforts were made to
tog him out in his nice Sunday clothes
he made a break for the barn and
threw things at the farmers good
wife. Next day he was put on board
the first train and shipped back to
Carlisle.