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The Forrest City times., 1904-06-17
The Glorious Fourth.

At a mass meeting of tie members
of the several secret societies of Forrest
City, held at Stevens & Co.'s Underta-
king establishment, on the night of the
l4th inst, it WAS resolved to haye IA
joint picnic at the Stuart Springs ON
Monday, July 4th. 1904, in which all
lodges will he equally interested, and
in which the public Is cordially invited
TO participate and bring basket.
Hon. w. 5. Mccullough will be invi-
ted to make the address of the
day on the subject of Fraternities. ="
1t was resolved that members of
lodges wear their several badges, aud
as many as they cared to.
Boys will not be allowed to take their
guns, dogs. bean shooters, or other
bird, squirrel OF other devastating par
aphernaia. And no person Will De al
lowed to mo'cst the birds or squirrels.
Everybody invited should bring a
basket. This is gerry important, as this
viii be basket picnic, and there viii
be no other means of feeding.
Committee on Arrangements Max
Yollie, 5 b. Conrad and A. d Boyle.
II r, Neblett was made committee
of one to furnish coffee. sugar and,
milk, aud present bill to lodges.
DEL ID Mcknight was chosen Mar
shat Of the daY. and H. II. McGuffey
Assistant Marshal
Good order will be maintained dur
lnL the entire day. There Will be no
fireworks of any description, neither
guns of Any kind, aud those who conn
will please leave their dogs at home.
The Forrest City times., 1904-06-17
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.
cHocTAw. OKLAHOMA 4 GULF r. r.
Card OF Thanks.

Messfs Brandon " Baugh desire us
10 express their grateful appreciation
and thanks TO all those who 50 kindly
assisted them during The fire and excite.
ment OF sunday ey ming. This Is rather
an impossible undertaking. because
We realize that IL words of ours can
express their sentiments in the premi-
SIS. It is said tl,tt Il friend in need is
a friend indeed and the feeling that
prompts HIM 10 - 10 the assistance OF
that friend, or any one in distress Is
one of the MODEST 81 tae human SOU
Mr.. Brandon and Nh Baugh both
feel very sincerely the god intentions
ana friendliNess OF these persons. ard
will ever remember tie tffeEfs = LEI
behalf with highest af.seea.511 ans
thanktuness.
The Forrest City times., 1904-06-17
school Closing and Picnic.

Miss Lollie Davis closed a ten months
term of school at the Evans School
house last Saturday, with appropriate
exercises, and the awarding of prizes
offered during the term.
A copy Of .Esops Fables illustrated,
was given to Miss Annie WorraH, for
Proficiency in spelling
The Birds Christmas Carol, by Kate
Douglas Virgins, MAS presented to
Miss Beatrice Mcdaniel, also for pre-
dcjeney in spelling. aud she was given
a gold medal for attendance. punctual-
Ity, department and scholarship.
After the exercises. merry picnic
VAS had by the Pupils and patrons Of
The school in the beautiful grove adjoin.
ing the school yard, at which there
were lots of good things to eat, incud-
ing lamb, pork, fried chicken, Ilum
and mince pies, cakes, green fruits.
etc too good and numerous 10 men
ton.
Miss I.olie has given universal salts
faction, aud will begin her tifth term al
that school on the first of September.
The Forrest City times., 1904-06-17

Chief :. =. Mcdaniel. Of the Forres.
City Fire Company. desires Us on be
half Of himself ard the members of the
company. to express their heartfelt and
grateful thanks To those who have re-
membered their heroic work in 1ghting
the flames last Sunday evening, wien
il looked at one time as though the
principal business portion Of our beat
uiul city was doomed to destruction
The fire laddies fight The fire with no
hope OF further reward than a Clear
conscience AMI two dollars which the
city pays them sometimes, and there
fore the kindly donation Of Sl0o by
Messrs. Becker & Lewis. and $50 by
Nh Sol Lewis. IS highly appreciated.
as it will at least partially reimburse
the boys for the loss sustained by them
TO their wardrobes.
Nearly all the adde's had on thei
Sunday-clothes. and few II any escaped
a drenching, and consequently great
damage 10 Their clothing
The above donations were eniir, b
gratutous and unsolicited, and made
ont of the goodness Of their hearts.
which are Overlooking with the highest
appreciation Of The g1!a done 10y the
iremeu
The Forrest City times., 1904-06-17
AN ORDINANCE,
Viding for Sidewalks on Certain
Portions OF North Front, Wash
lngton, ROSser and lard
Streets.


Be it ordained by the Common Council Of the
city OF Forrest CITY:
SECTION That the owners OF property
abuttiHg upon North Front street between
lard Stfeet ana Rosser Street. aud upon
washington street between North Front
street ana the alley running east and west
norm 81 jackson stree: and upon the east
SIDE 81 Ros>er street between North Front
street and jackson Street, and upon the west
side Of lard street between North Front and
Jackson Streets be. and they are hereby re-
CURED 10 construct and maintain in good con.
ali49a, each IN front 0l tss own prpTcrtv con
crete sidewalks, as follows on North Front
street ten leet width and on Washington, Kos-
ser aHd iZafd streets eight feet III width from
me property line. ana they shall be free
from awning posts, or other Instructions
SIC. such sidewalks shall tie constructed
M gfddts a. near as practicable the same a
the ad3aeeHt street; SHAH be tree from sudden
chdilgcs OF grade or elevation, suCh as would
neeessilate the use Of a step or steps: shall N
grace, quality ana workmanship be to the
approval OF this Council. and shall ac comple.
ted within ninety days from the passgg Of
TINS ordinance.
SIC. II the owner Of any such property
lalIs 10 construct the sidewalks here required
WITHIN ninety days from The passage OF mi.
otiihdHce tneG ana IN every ease OF sHeh
iallafe lae city OF Forrest city shall contract
with some suitable person tor the e5nstrDc.
non ol eueh sidewalks, on the best terms that
can Ue luHut. after giving reasonable falice IN
me owner 81 such property. or the agent IN
chal &c thert o. or the person n possession. OF
Tue intention 10 do 90. aud such notice may be
gwen before the expiration of the ninety
days.
str',l,oi ~, =, u'n Any sum elHe"aiNs are con
resG - "ioSi Co'llIhi, WIN Ia CIV ot For.
S.,i'-- - d P'"F iicI i9f III the preceding
section, we city my pay tpr the same and the
"n ,ii't' - 4dp'; t"Relhrr WIN sN per 'eatum
f I,,ia,,5 '''.'t1 lhcio'", shtH constitute
sh'ti 49, = O." 49, w. y" az 7I SAID prop iH ahd
s .l ~ 4 lcll upon surh property from the
- 81 ue com ihfHccInent 81 such work and
~ ~ eHHiL r. t"d Heh shall be asslguahc.
eEGa . >eid charge against the property
." igI may be recovered IN an ordinary suIt
The Forrest City times., 1904-06-17

TIE sad news % the death Of Mrs. \.
.. NcDora,d. wife Of our good friend
and brother. Capt. J F. Mcdonald.
of Fullwood. reached tie city Tuesday
morning. and cast a gloom upon The
many friends Of tie family here. she
died Monday night after an illness Of
about Two wteks and was buried the
following day DO The cemetery jast be
You'd T O Fitzpatrick pace.
Mrs. Mcdonald was a noble woman
We bad tie pleasure Of Ter acquaiu-
tarc- and ve have enjoyed the cordial
Inequalities Of her home.
Sae wasa devoted wife. fond and
inda,zeut mother. and a sweet and
ne. gbb5r,y neighb1r. She vas friend
10 The unfortunate wards Of the county
who came under her protection. and
they loved her we'll.
Sae leaves husband and a sweet
fitt.- girl - mourn their loss. To them
she was guiding star. and their be-
reaYemen. IS very great indeed. No
? 81 words Of ours VII comfort them
in theig distress, and ealy time ana the
Great Comforter can heal their bleed
iug hearts.
We sincerely sympathize with them,
however, and hope the thought that she
i n0N at Test viii at least be ray OF
comfort. May God bless them in their
tears
The Forrest City times., 1904-06-17
: Sr Heart

: assured - perfect digestion. Ind zrs-
.or sSe.. t#s stomach and plf- Il up
sEaia>. .as tza-t. us causes shortne-s
Il breath. II lglta.znu 4 The hear. and gen-
"a. N-akHe<s ka49l py, p=psia Cure
s-r-s IA Se=s9aa. relieves the stomach.
axes .E- s.ralH @ the heart and restores
h; 10 a I'll performance of It's functions
1atgraliy. kodol Increases the strength
IS enabling the stomach and digestive or
Eans 70 8 .gest, assIHu ate and appropriate
TO the blood and tissues all Of the food nu-
triRent. Tones the stomach and diges-
tive organs. Sold By ]. T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1904-06-17
Notice

There will be a NEE ting Of the Fire
Department at my place of business Oh
Friday, June "a, at O'Clock p. M, for
the purpose of electing one member, to
iii the vacancy caused by the resigna-
ton of Henry German.
Any one desiring this position will
send in his application in writing.
Other matters Of business will be
discussed. : Z. NCDANIEL,
Chief Forrest City Fire Opt
The Forrest City times., 1904-06-17
Have You a CouRh2

a dose of Ballara's Harehound Sytup
VIII relieve II. Have YOU a coIdp \ dose
OF herblne at bedtime and frequent small
aoses OF Horehound Syrup during the da,
VIII remove il. Try 1t for whoopinr
cough ler asthma, Tor consumption. for
plonchius Mrs. ina McGrath, 81 Z Isl
suee'' hutchinson, Kansas. writes. ~
nave used Billiards. Horehound Syrup in
"'S 'anliIy Tor year., aud find it the hes,
anu noS' palatabie medicine ever used v
soe' Que, u 90. j. T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1904-06-17
An Alarm Clock So -.

II you want to lei - =sss a-s re
good al day, take lGts Essy J. ,es OF
two a bed time These famous At:.e pills
relax the nerves, - quiet rest and re-
ifeshing steep. VITA q geutie movement Of
the bowels about brrasfast time W II
Howell, Houston, Iexss, writes: Early
Rtsers are the best pills made Tor consti
patton, sick headache, biiiouaness, etc "
Sold by J +. Sanders
The Forrest City times., 1904-06-17
LOCAL ADDENDA.

Many valuable inventions have been
discovered by accident, and not the
eaSt among them IS "A roach trap by
NJ. y. Gaines. Having gone back to
hrst principles III angling pumpkin
seed lishing-he discarded his mnuow
trap, aud on looking at it few days
ago, he found 1t full of reaches coaxed
into it by bit Of sugar Gaines in
tends applying for patent.
Miss Ringheim. of Iowa. who has
been such a delightful guest in the
russell home for several weeks. left
for st. Louis Monday night. greatly to
the regret of all the many friends she
made, aud one in particular. she is a
most beautiful and entertaining young
woman, and wthal is jolly ana genial.
spreading sunshine wherever she goes.
We hope she Will hurry back.
Mrs. Charles IIequembong. nee
Miss Corinne Williams. OF Charleston.
Missouri, acCOmran ed bY her niece.
little Miss Odell Harris, arrived in
the city Wednesday on Il Wit To her
parents aud numerous friends Mrs.
eqnembourg had the III Sf0rtune II
lose her trunk in making the rip. and
htr visit i cOns' Quently cut short, and
she will only remain few days
DR.. J. 0. Rush went to Memphis
Wednesday to assist in an operation
upon Mr.. Doc Neel, who has been very
sick tor some time, and who was taken
to Memphis Tuesday for that purpose.
An lnclsl0n WAS made, bat Ii WAS then
discovered that the operation could
not be successfully made, and it WAS
abandoned Mr., Mel is in very
critical condition from his long illness
W L. Duncan has sod his fixtures
and bus mes, 10 Dr. E a Long and
Mr. Tom Lewis, who have formed
cGpartnerShip under the firm name of
Long X Lewis. Duncan wi continue
To run the shop Is Il ual, and il VIII
- moved to the b iscm Mt of The Long
Dl elk Just 50 soon Is it can be put in
readiness Contractor AhlStedt has
tie JOB in hand, and is makirg very
handsome shop of It.
Prof W1. l.. Prewitt, who had been
In Mississippi county for two We ks. on
a Vlslt to his brother, Dr.. II G. Pfewitt.
returned Tuesday. and thinks he had
the best time Of his lite IL saws there
Is plenty of labor in that county. and
that the crop prospects ale very hatter
ing. lie was highly pleased With his
f,s't ahu ltr cur 't5ieS shown HIM h}
h'S Ie'a''NeS am me many friends
""leh ne hdae "hl'e there.
Ms : II R,hoo,l, lof, ,r.aa.,. g.
ln,',.l,nro - 49,, 'i'i''uas i9i
o,.a, d., e0 ,' " a,,u tiTSiuT
e5e.n N,.si,, 800 i''g v t'', ian Tui
u 80, Gn'r',"'., ~ - .ne NV
- ,,,a WYNN =, VIZ. sl'e - re-
,I',' "'.'' ~ 0,,''e''TS ~ lhdl cl'y
- -. n,a.n, :, h' -. - "a, 80. l''ttl
T,di,s tHxili'r, az tt,sa,,7 t'"ili 1'e
The Forrest City times., 1904-06-17
Colt Times.


The bat'lr is fought and won,
And Old Buck IS dead
Capt. jim Hobbs says he II be hanged
# he amt going to Oklahoma, where be
won't be bothered To death by an infer
hal steer, bat Gays he wants loo copies
Of last weeks supplement TO The
Times to take along with HIM l. n.
Block Is in favor of erecting IA g., goo
monument over Bucks grave. It VIII
liams Is improving slowly.
Miss Matte Cobb is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Leila Fitct, IN Texas. She Will
be gone about a month"; when she will
return aud occupy the assistants place
III our school, which begins about the
first of July
That perpetual motion everlasting
director, C. L. N.u7on, informs US that
they have employed Miss Pearl Davis
to take charge of car school aud con-
duct the higher blauches.
Jack Allen says lie is going to have
HoweI's life insured. NJ. Davidson
SAYS he Viii buy lam AN automobile if
Lack Will give him a half interest in
the insurance
Say, boys, let's q ut this spite work.
Time about is fair play Everybody
with his shoulder to The wheel and the
old ship VIII move forward.
VIM. Stone vi purchase an automo
bile while in St. Louis. He expects to
ride the thing home If II don't break
his neck.
Let's call a meeting aud change the
name of our town. Its getting too big
TO be called Colt any longer
Walker Seaborn vas with us a few
days last week. H. las returned To
Memphis, where lie VII be in attend
al Ct at the Nelson Business College
fer quite a while.
Etri Fitzgerald, Wall returning from
where he had been In see his best pirI,
attempted To swim TaYlor 3 Greek in
the dark. HIS horse went under and
Earl hlated N The noble animal
soon lose TO the top and swan safe,
To shore-but Ear Oh, where was he?
Swinging madly but securely to that
horse s tail. lie gai nome inst before.
day Ia sad and awful condition,
Palmer Taylor WAS called to Little
Rock last week IL attend the bedside
at his brother, Edgar G. Taylor. who
ha- been quite sex. We are glad 10
The Forrest City times., 1904-06-17

Deep tearing or Wrenching pains. occa-
stoned BY getting wet through worse
when at rest, or on first moving the limbs
and in cold or damp weather, is cured
quickly by Billiards. Snow Eminent Os-
car Oleson. Gibson City, Illinois, writes.
Feb. Ii, 1902: A year ago was trou.
bled with pain in my back. It soon got
so bad | could not bend over. One bottle
of Billiards. Snow Liniment cured lac. "
25c. soc, : 90. }. I. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1904-06-17
Socialism Mcnaces the World
OF Graftcrs.

II you desire to hear a clear exposi-
ton Of its philosophy. by William Pen
rose, the socialist candidate for gov
ernor who will come through your city
on his route, write at once to E. w.
Perrin, State Secretary Socialist Party.
Little Rock, Arkansas.
The Forrest City times., 1904-06-17
Road Notice.

v ~ T. + Is hereby given thar will present
~ state 81 Arkansas. on the first dan Of the
dtAl itEHlar JuiY term Of said court 1904. a
t"lilipt asking that the mouth end of what IL
.Dhiuol ~ hnuwn az the River Road from
~ >'b'h niue OF section ~, township 4 north.
! liee cast he vacated and abolished and
maj new road be opened a. follows t0.wtt:
-. ginning a. the River Road On the south
me 81 std section ~ ana running thence
west on said south line OF Sectia II II to the
southwest CorGer thereof; thence north on
section lines, two miles to the Cross County
Inc. f. DAWSON and Df6ers
Forrest City. Ark. JuneI H. l9W.
The Forrest City times., 1904-06-17


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49,, -, -
s'''' 5,'' -
;, :. I. g.. "a
49, -, w. 20 - lie P9Te he ",,r
and heard biE rrumpus among lot
negroes WHO hHd lhIieH OUT over
game et craps anu ne luhEed 10 run
thein IN Only WISHING tt'aI lie could
run uI on s4ea To" III tEls county.
IN. CO.,. ~. f.;t,,.,,. an 49,.
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'.'H az 81 -
','' - =, ga w nm n
"a "a ~ - - .1,r i'a hS ~. =,
oe C.ieeNt9 On ms 5HouI ~ u''l .,F
hnnored - haI7 car and coaches only.
Eor fnrtAt; particulars cal on or al
dress nearest cotton Belt ticket agent.
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p, CuuI - eastman a. = - VI Hc''-- -
IL. e"r' - il" nc g. N9uu"S 81
lVu.e - ~ 9l'lt"E :. dt-eHu .e
2-aOe I'm W d5ie 1,'aH T'l'IoIi' IL
-"'T 10 rtt P'Sasdt'l c"''' "''d Hheu
INSi ne FI-11led' st'"''iVH u. III ~
Hrl ma IT,, us = aus ms 'Hui,U-
ram marty Win Tue CONDITIONS when
Gon'i ""' l'7 e.lus.l .ei. Ilt - pe-
he goes. upon his bill which reduced
the fare OYER the Memphis bridge.
beChet Lt"t7 VIII Ituul!i lhed
S'oi eHouse 81 d soon a. ihaterai ana
"oi huleH cta DE secured, ana VIII eN-
/ 'thu IL To tAe alsy III the rear: ne
"h.Ic 'front.' anu portion or The SIDE
wal VIII b. rebuilt. and when comfle,
yea II VIII De one OF largest ana hand-
soonest store h4ldihgS IN the cry, WITH
an MODERN e99NahleHcts necessary
/ Ihty nave removed Their damaged
stock It, the l.es51f building on The
/ souJh SIDE, ana Will shortly advertise a
/ Last week tie Ctoctd" bIlck y lie
! 90 OF reofganized as a JOINT stock
! company, With capital OF $4,000, ali
! pdld up he pagers fnr incorporates
/ nave been sent to Little Rock. The
officers are as follows: q. b Pettus,
! president: j. II Gunder. vice president:
Eugene Williams, secretary and treas
! uItr. Ne" machinery has been added,
ana brick making viii commence in Il
snort time. We see no reason why
TINS company should not pay handsome
! dividends aud supply a lOng-felt want.
n..s n..
,,i ,' ~, =, \ 'atten' VI OoLt' vas ID
Oit ely uesdds, anu was not lteilng
The Forrest City times., 1904-06-17

nr. G. J Mofiett Is graduate ot medicine
and has a. much right 10 prescribe tor the
sick as any phN sician. and gives to mothers
ms ''TEEIuiNA" a. the best remedy they
eau use tor Their teethnx children. "TEEHt-
Ma Aids Digestion, Regulates the Bowels
OVercomes ana Gounteracts the Effects of
the summers Heat aud makes teethIug easy.
The Forrest City times., 1904-06-17


tack the vital organs, causing catarrh of
the bladder, or the kidneys themselves
break down and waste away cell by cell
Bladder troubles almost always result
from arrangement of the kidneys and
cure is obtained quickest by a proper
treatment of the kidneys. Ifyou are feel
ing badly You can make no mistake bv
taking DR.. kilners Swamp-Root, the
great kidney, liver and bladder remedy.
1t corrects inability to hold urine and
scaldinG pain Ill passing it, and over.
comes that unpleasant necessity of being
compelled TO 90 often through the daT'
and to get up many times DURING the
night. The mild and the extraordinary
effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized
1t stands the highest for its wonderful
cures OF the most distressing cases.
Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and is
sold by all druggists in fItv.cent and
one-dollar size bottles. You may have a
sample bottle of this wonderful new dis
covery and book that tells all about il
both sent free by mail. Address. Dr. Xii
mer x Co, Bin2hamtou, \. Y. When
writing mention reading this generous
otter III this paper. Don't make any
mistake, but remember the name, swamp
Root, Or, kilrer' Swamp Root and the
address, Binghamton, \. y, on every
bottle.
The Forrest City times., 1904-06-17

II " aiming III TINS
IS because so decep-
tive. Many sudden
deaths are caused
by it-heart dis
ease, pneumonia,
heart failure or
apopleXy are often
the result of kid
lley disease. If
kidney trouble is
allowedtoadyance
the kidncy-poison-
cd blood will at
The Forrest City times., 1904-06-17
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.

There IS disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous because so decen-l
The Forrest City times., 1904-06-17

Many valuable inventions have been
discovered by accident, and not the
least among them is IA roach trap by
NJ. y. Gaines. Having gone back to
Hrst principles in angHng-p pumpkin
seed lishing-he discarded his minnow
trap, aud on looking at it few DAYS
ago, he found it full of reaches coaxed
into ii by a bit of sugar Gaines in
tends applying for patent.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-20
La Ultima paIabra
LA FOTOGRAFIA PROGRESA

Cuenta Guayama con una galeria fOtogrAfca-
oue dirige don Leopoldo Venegas.
Tode trabsjO que relaeiOne con este rsmo
de la industria moderna serA ejecutado ALI con
arte prOntitud.
pOstales iluminadss.
Para las primeras hay marcos hermosos, de los
tamanos que el p1biicO solcite
De cualquier retrato que So envfe por correo, st
hace Ia smpliaci6n postal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-20
CRONICA
nhseinencia

tro. v q Ia que auu no Dan itSkas
do las elegancias del culto
ii sacristan chupaba IN ciga.
rro delante del cancel. y cada
vez que una urgeneia haciale
entrar en- el temple. dejaba la
colilla como acostada con cierto
mimo en- uno de los traveSanoS.
Aqui ALA brillaban las luces
de algunos cirioS. para que fue-
sc mas apreciable la obscuridad;
tres lamparines sc columpiaba
delante de un dosel rojo, desco-
lorido Y desgarrado. y un Cristo
eusehaba desde alli sus rodillas.
desgarTadas tambien, V su him
chado pecho, salpicado del san
gre.
Al abrir y cerrar las manparas
sonaba una especie de escala
quejumbrosa. prolongada, que
en- fuerza de repetirse llegaba a
excitar los nervios.
El concurso de fieles que lle-
go a reunirse no fue mucho, nj
brillaba por su distinction y re-
finamiento. Era pobre gente
del barrio, mujeres en- su mayo
ria, que no conocen para que
sirve el reclinatorio y Sc arrella-
nan franca Y piadosamente So
bre la estera de esparto o sobre
Ell santo suelo. Los pocos hon.
bres que habia tenian perfecto
aire de cofrades y estaban muy
al tanto de las ceremonias. Hi
ce la observation de que ell tenn
plo, a medida que llegaban mas
fieles, Ola mas a cocind humil-
de: aquellas mujeres debian lle-
var en- sus ropas los olores cla-
sicos de la vigilia espa1ola. Las
espinacas, las Judas con ajos, el
bacalao, adobados con los oleos
de la estricta Observance cua-
resmal. parecian venir sutilmen-
te en- "ofrenda olorosa" a susti-
tuir al incienso.
DioS We las CocinaS como We
los corazones. Debajo del pull
pito Sc hizo un ruedo de viejas,
todas elias pobrfsimas, a juzgar
por sus sayas y sus mantos; to-
das caducas, temblonas, acala-
veradas. Bien Sc conoce que
aquel es I'm barrio que emilia
certeramente ell Guadarrama,
porque habfa uu concerto de
toses inacabable y sin sujecci0n
a ninguna regla de ammonia De
los dos mil seteclentos tonos que
tiene la tos, segun graves auto
res, 10 menos quinie ntos pude
estudiar ALI, 81 a esa interesan-
te materia me hubiera aplicado
Conocf tambien que Ell man
damiento higienico mo escupi-
Tas", tan recordado en- cafes,
teatros, simones y tranv1as, no
no rige EN- aquella iglesia: todos
los catarrosos, sin distinction de
sexos, edades y categorias, bonn
bardeaban su parte de temple
con una conclencla y TN tino
que para 81 quisiera la escuadra
japonesa frente a Puerto Arturo.
En- este, medic vi y medic
adivine que sub1a una cosa
blanca por la escalerilla del pull
pito. Oi I'm rumor bajo Y soma
bic como de rezo. despues unas
palabras del Evangelio, seg1n
San Lucas, y comenzo el SER
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