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Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1904-02-02
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FEBRUARY 2. 1904

There are renewed rumors of wa
in Columbia aud it is predicted
that an less than a month 10000
1ea will be on the isthmus.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1904-02-02
Get the Most
OUT of Your Food

You don't and can't ii your stomach
is weak. A weak stomach does not di-
gest all that is ordinarily taken into it.
It gets tired easily, and what it fails TO
digest is wasted.
Among the signs of weak stomach
are uneasiness after eating, fite Of ner-
vous headache, and disagreeable belch-
ing.
II have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla at
different times for stomach troubles, and
run down condition Of the system, and have
been greatly benefited by its use. would
not be without II In my family. ] am trou-
bled especially in summer with weak stom-
ach and nausea and find Hoods Sarsaparilla
Invaluable" e. B. HICKMAN, W.Chester, Pa.
Hoods JGrSdP0fiHG
and Pills
Strengthen and tone the stomach and
the whole digestive system.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-18
ARECIBO

EnePO Il. LIS obrerOs de eSta ciu
dad cOnstruyen un precioso arcO con
ell fin de levantarlo en- una de las entrs
das de la poblacion el dia que visite
esta ciudad ell senior Munoz Rivera.
lei proximo martes ce ebrase ell
juicio pOr jurados en- la causa seguda
los senOres EscuderO Miranda Lespier
-Ha sidO nOmbrado vocal de esta
Junta EscOlar ell doctor Fernando Ale.
man.
-Ha llegado ,esta ciudad ell senior
Raldiris en- propaganda de su peri0dicO
-Ha quedado instaladO en- esta po
blaci6n ell Capitulo <Sigilioo No 81 de-
pendiente del Supreme COnsejO de Colon
Tsla de Cuba.
En- ell Teatrn So daran durante a
epOca de Carnaval variOs bales de mas.
caras que prometen resultar animadisi
mos.
De regresO de su viaje a Maya
guoz SO encuentra de nuevo al frente
de Ia fglesia parroquial ell tan estimado
Padre Pima.
En- asuntos de la Compafiia de Sc
gurOs de vida que representa- SO encuen
tra en- esta poblaci6n ell senior Jose
GOrdils
Han fOndeado en- este puerto los
siguientes: ell aleman <1thaka>
que cargara cafe el americana xSan
turcen con variada carga.
Hoy las tres de la tarde tendra |
lugar la aperture de la Escuela Indus
trial. la cual cuenta con bastantes |
alumnOS.
CoRRESPoNSAL. |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-18
@ANQEMA

El sol Sc tamizaba & traves de las
persianas de les encsjes de los
transparentes yendo formsr nu-
merosos circullllos luminos0s sobre
In alfombra blanca y azul de IN
saloncito slhajado cen tanta mag.
nihcencia como huen gusto y en- Ell
cue Sc vefan, al lado de IN mueble-
cito del celebre ebanista Boule,
hronces srtfstico de gran precio.
cuadros frmades por notsbilidades
una porcion de objetos notables
por su riquezs o 81 gusto y que re
preseutaban otrCs tantos presentss
cedicados Ia diosa de aq1ei tenn
plo, que era In cantante J uana ID !.
4 In que en In trinidad Esmsraida,
Topacio y Granate, correspondia
este nombre.
En- 81 clegsnte saloncito haila-
hansc reunIdss squellas tres mn
ieres que formaban tao extrafo
paeto.
-Topaclo necesita 4 EsmeraldaY
pregunto 10 actriE echando sus
braIos sl cuello de 10 condesa- xQae
quieres' sQne hay que hacsr en tu
obscouio,
-Esc6chame y ffjats co 10 que
voy decirte- II hcmhrs qua 60
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-18

idolatra hoy 90 un gran seficr ruso.
oil ccnde de Pers k1f. que deapues
de haberse vlsto obligado cuando
se declare 10 guerra. & voiver & Rn'
sia para desempefIar 50 empleo de
comandante de In guardia hA teni.
do 10 suerte de que le hicieran pri'
sionero en- Bomarsund y. de que.
mas tarde, por favor especial. 10
autorirsran para que dssie Belle
Isle So vsnga . Paris
-Es decir, obs.rvo Esmefalda
son nriendo, que ha vnelt1 4 su casa
ds In calle de Helder y que pasA q
mis- pies ell tiempo que ha de dursr
81 cantividsd conn priaionero de
guerra.
-Lo 81. diio 10 condssx. y COMO
en- ell siglo dc eiviliraci6n On Que
vivimos Ia guerra no intsrr0mpe
Las comunicaciones del corrso, "a
permite los prislonercs rosos e..
criblr 4 sus familias.
-Es indudable que nj.
~ sc neeesit4n doce dias para
escribir q Sebastopol y tsner con.
testscidn.
ST.
-Pero el tslsgrsfo no enpiss
mas qns mas cnsntas hoTas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-18

Pubhcdc6a Leids publicada fue Ia
anterior sentencia por ell sef1r JueE Presi
dente don Salvador Fulladosa y Mir, Ponep
te en- este iuicio. celebrando audlencia pd
blica ell Tribunal IN y seis de Enero dc mil
novecientos custro de clio como Secreta
rio certifco: Enrique Lloreda.
para 81 insercion en- el peritdico
Ella remocracis, q a de que sirva de mott
hcacf6n q los herederos desconocidos de don
Limo Damaso Saldafls, don Julian Almod6.
var Algarin. oon Ramon, dofIa Vitalia. do.
ia Faustina don Santos Cueto. don Su.
sano, ia Maroelina y d ma Rosa Aim do
var, los miembros desconocidl - Ia In Suce
sion de don Juan jose n guerss de In
de don Jaime Fortune COZ exception de
don Jaime F4rtuf1 N0gueras los cuales Sc
hallan constituido y declsrado en- rebel
dfa, Sc publica dtchs seutencia por medic
del pressnte edicto, parandoles ell PERU clio
q que hubiera lugar en- deiech1.
Dado en- Humacao Is DE- EneIn de
1904
Salvador Fulladosd
Ante mi
Enrique Llorsda
Secretario
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-18
DANiELA

clio buero. LIE echo los brazos
81 cuello = lie roz0 Ia frente con los
labios.
El molde en- que Dios fundi6
los homhres como I'd Sc ha roto y
e res ell ditimo y verdadero caballe.
70 que conocf. Dime 81 sufres y 81
amas sin ser amado y te consolare.
-Pero....
-lCallate, caballero milo! va sa-
bes que Juauita 10 adivina todo.
sQnieres escribirls? Malo sera 81
habla
No. no escribire, diio G )ntran
con scento resuelto.
- Entonces, ven..
Llam0 ell baron, y cuando Sc pre-
sent6 81 criado, miro 4 Ia cantante.
-SHsy que preparar equipsie.
10 pregunto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-18

Como quieras. contest6 Juana
con displicencis.
Dominada an momento por sus
recuerdos, acord6se de pronto Jua.
ma que Sc debfa q la misterlosa
asociaci0n de que formaba parte.
Ell tono indiferente que emple0
tranqniliz6 q Gontran.
Sin duda no me tendra q So
lado mas que algunas horas, Sc
dijo.
Me esta espsrsndo ell coche,
coged un abrIgo y vamonos. af1adio
Juana.
Cinco minutes despues alej4base
ell senior de Neubourg de 81 casa en-
IN carrusie del que Ia cantante,
obrsndo con prudencia, habfa baja-
do las cortinillas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-18

Eo la Corte de Distrit1 de Humacao
Estados Unidos de America s. s.
El Presidente de los Estados u nidos y
en- su nombre don Salvador Fulladoss y
Mir, Juez Presidente del Tribunal de Dis :
trito de Humscao.
Hace saber: que en- los autos de juicio
declarativo seguido por Ell Letrado don To.
mas Bernardini de Ia Huerta en- representa- :
ci6n de la Succession de don Agustin Dueflo
Martinez contra las Sucesiones de don
Limo Damaso Saldaf1e, de don Gerardo Al
modovar, de don Juan jose NogueFas, de
don jaime Fortune y de don Bsldomero
CollaZo sobre cancellation de varios creditos
hipotecarios ha recaido senteucia cuya ca
beza parte depositiva es como sigue:
Sentenced En- Ia Ciudad de Humacao
a los seis dias del mes de Enero de mil no
vecientos cuatro, vistOs en- juiclo oral pu-
blico los autos de juicio declarativo segui'
dos entire parties de la una como demandan'
teS la Succession de don Agustin Duefo
Martinez compuesta de sus hijos dof1s Ans,
dofla Guadalupe, dof1a FAbriciana Concep.
ci6n, dof1a Maria Cleofe dof1a Praxedes
asistidas de sus respectivos esposos don
Claudio Calenti, don Salvador Nicolau, don
Felix Rexat. don Carlos Garcia d IN An
tonic Mujica, de su viuda d, IA Aua Gi.
menez por derecho propio como he -edera de
81 hijo IN Candido como cestonarfa de
LOa u6TECuOS uCT6UlUaTlUS CS OOu u USc NSHS'
ban Duef1o hijo natural reconocid d 81 eau
sante don Agustiu casadas las primeras
viuda la Ultima vecinas de Hato Grande
Representatives y defendidos por ell Letrado
don Tomas Bernardini d Ia Huerta y de la
otra como demandados los herederos des.
couocidos de don Limo Damsso Saldana,
la Succession de don G5naro Almod6var com
puesta de sus hijos naturales recouocidos
don Justine. do1a Dolores dofia Carmen
Almod6vsr Morales, don Julian Almod6'
var y Algarin, sus sobrinos don Ramon
Cueto dofIa Vital.a. dofia Faustina don
Sauto de igual apellido y los hijos de su
hermano don Emilio nombrados don Susa'
no, dof, Marcelina y doGs Rosa A'mod6.
var cssados los tres primeros. comerciants
ell don Justine dedicadas las labores .
su sexo dofla Dolores dofla Carmen las
tres msyores de edad y vecinos de Juncos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-18
Gran SaStrerIa
DE MIGUE UEL SAVING
II GANGA INCREIBLE J!

En- ell exceleDte establecimientO de
don Miguel savino, que es. como saben
los lectOres, ell mejOr sastre de la Capt.
tai, y ell que revela en- todo un gusto
artistico Incompatible, SO hacen trajes
a la neiida. ofreciendOle al publicO una
gran yentaja: la de pagar' sl.20 sema'
males.
Con esta concession favorabilisima es'
taran tOdOs de enhOrabuena.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-18

Lcdo. Don jose I. Gomez Padilla, Juez
Municipal de esta ciudad.
Hsgo saber: Que en- el iuicio verbal
civil seguido en- este juzgado por don San.
tiago Marin Sala, contra Don Estebsn de
la Rosa Collazo, en- cobro de pesos, Sc ha
dispuesto, por providencia de esta fecha,
la venta en- p6blica subasta por termino
de veinte dfas, de In siguiente inca: Dr.
bsns, compbesta de casa solar, siendo la
primera terrera. de maderas del pals Gu
bierta de teja de barro mtdiendo ell It'll
mo siete y medias varas de frente ounce
de fondo, sea sells metros veinte sfete
centfmetros por doce metros cincueta y
cuatro centfmetros. Rsdica TODD en- Ia
acera Este de la cslle de <San Fernando.
barrio de Ia Cruz de esta Ciudad linda
por la derecha Norte CON propiedad de
Don Sandalio Serrano, q 10 fZquierda Sur
con la de Mateo Gonz9lez. Ia espalda
Este con la de Librada Colon. cuya fnca
ga sido tasada en- doscisnt7s cincuenta do
liars El remate tendra lugar Ell dis cinco
de Febrero proximo future la una de la
tarde en- la ssls AUDIENCES de este JuLgado;
haciendose presente: que no Sc adm1tira
portura slguna Que no cubra de contado
las dos terceras parties de la tasacion que
para tomar parte en- la subaSta tendran los
solicitadores que consignsr previamente en-
la mesa del Juzgado ell dez por ciento del
valor de dioha tasaci6n y que 10 Sc ha su-
plido la fslta de tftulo.
Dado en- Arecibo a doce de Enero de
mil novecient tos cuatro.
JOSE I. GOMEZ III Sscrstcrio
81 J. SANTANA RAMIREZ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-18
LA ANTILLA PEQUENA

DE CARLUS IZQUIERDO
GRAN CAFE
1etmdn natnae7'O 80 eSQt1t,ad q Tdnca
SAN JUAN p. X.
Montado con todo lujo aparatos mo-
dernos, servicio especial en- refrescos,
licores, cafe chocolate, helados, dulces,
emparedados. leche batida. cervezas de
las mejores marcas acreditadas. Lunch
gratis en- servicios de licorcs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-18

La msquina de escribir ~OLIVER>
% cOmpone solo de quinientas pleas.
Otras tienen como tres mil. De aqul
que la <OLIVER~ CORA menos riesgo de
descomponerse. Con su estructura SEN
ella es masscompleta que muchas otras
m4quinas complicadas
Unico Agente en- Puerto Rico, L.
Sanchez Morales, San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-18
Hotel Colon
Cayey, p. r., caIIe del ComercIo

Situado en- ell mejor local de la
poblaclon con frescas ventladas ha-
bltaciones para familias personas So
las, frente al Correo.
Bahos de ducha yaseo
Paula Lopez de Collin.
Directors y Propietaria.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-18
SGeS. de n. Roman &C.
Fortdlezd go. San Juan, p. X.
FL mejor surtido de iuguetes finos
baratos.
Gran variedad de ebjetos para todos
los gustos.
Salon Barberia
san JustO altlaero 20

Montado este establecimiento confor-
me las exigencias de la epoca. ofrece al
publico TN excelente servicio V positivas
ventajas por In considerable reduction
de precios.
LEA V. NUESTRA TARIFA
Por un afeitado ore
Por un corte de pelo. o............o.Is
Por I'm corte de relo y afeitaio .o.7s
Por un corte de barba a.....o.15
Por un lavado Gle cabeza .....o.I5
Por un peinado. ........o.os
Tenemos Ia disposition de nuestros
abonadoS Y tavorecedoreS una excelente
Y variada perfumerfa
Sc aplica la piedra anticeptica como
medida higienica
DIEGO ROMERO
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-09
SEEKING MoNTEzUMA's TREASURE

Whether report discovery of the ncas treasure at
Chayaaya Bolivia it certain that the conquista
dos did get all gold the last Inca of Peru all the
gold precious jewels Mexican monarch The story that
the nca withheld from Pizao and now discovered IN
Bolivia worth $6oooooo that the Indians believe there
still much hidden Pizarro received great from
the Inca whom he cruelty treated and then killed him. but IN SO
doing he missed greater which the Inca hoping
his life, promised his
In this country sometimes hears talk of great golden
and other hidden securely from the early Spaniard
One gentleman who blood of Monezua his v1ens and
whose family the traditions of the times OF the conquest have
been has probably fully 100000 worth OF
escaped the and his followers Where
this hidden? said that thrown into
Lake Texcoco and years back well provided
with funds made extensive excavations the Pdrga near 0oyoa
indicated by tradition OF subeTranean
chambers found but golden
Both Mexico gold hidden away from the
d conquadoes by the Indians who cherished the hope OF max
ing successful rising against That hope has long
died though much of the hatred for the OF the coqu
dores remains in the breast of the aborgne.
quite probable that fine day much OF onezua
hidden may be by lucky hit Perhaps 1t IS
concealed idol southwestern part OF the Sierra sur
rounding this valley of which stories have been told among
the indians Whence has the gold that indians living III these
mountains close the city brought here and sold to their
legal Representatives? There mystery all this and greater
mystery IN the whereabouts of fontezumas treasure winch remains
untouched.-Mexican Herald
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-09
LONGEST FUNERAL COLUMN
FOR NlDSHIPMAN NEUMANN

h funeral column of burial OF Mdshpmen Neuaann and
VIZ, afternoon was the longest in Annapolis
# stretched from station West street beyond
down COLLEGE avenue nearly the OF Biaden street
Waiting receive the remains al q the
aached to the Naval Academy well as the instructors
~ fsor these were drawn up column stretching from
the to the funeral party passed them gong
to the carriages they saIuted
Drawn I'D in two columns stretching from Just above the sta
~ Down West street for nearly full block the brigade OF
idspr1en battalion in front the SECOND
ing the rear the end OF the bfgaae was the de'
Academy Band under Professor Zimmerman
earse containing the bodies OF the dead oncers passed
up places the rear OF the midsnpmeh the Dgae
presented arms ,
The band followed battalions Of midshpmen Alter
this came the Chaplain Clark and rather hautz Followed
~ Next hack containing Colonel Ward and
his family In following Professor and Mrs w r
and Miss Ward Following the vehicles IN
which were friends Of the bereaved fames were
CAPTAIN and Captain de Chear K NJ and Mrs ".
Coy heads OF departments ana Ine ofhceIs
the Naval Academy being full dress lhe rear OF
the cortege was composed of detachment OF seamen
Upon reaching cemetery the brigade formed as follows:
resting place of the two officers and facing the
Of the Severn battalion with the second battal
ion IN four right extending to the top OF the bf
and overlooking the graves balancing them the other
side and in the officers and other officials OF
the Academy lust within square the families.
AS the body the caske to the grave the br
gade came to while the officers salued and the crowd
waiting the cemetery for hours stood with barred
heads and. in man instances, with streaming
The services the remains of Neumann first by
Father followed by Chaplain Clark who standing
the caske read the regular service over the body OF
Nidshpman Ward
Then at the Pullman the whole first
battalion stepped regulation three voes
the of the Navy Musician Zenski was
of the and following silence deep
out through the woods the shore be-
yond.-Annapolis Chronicle
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-09

The public may never know of the
apprehensive "creeps," of the buck
levers" fiat beset brave menstrong
characters, I mean-when the edge OF
some great responsibility looms above
the horizon of possibilities. Fancy the
sudden choke in SauPs throat. when the
light shone upon the road to Damascus!
Must there not have been the skip of a
heartbeat when the Maid of Orleans
heard the call to lead the French army
Imagine the Quick catch in Roosevelt's
breath when the tidines from Buffalo
reached him that night on the top of
Mount Marcy And then, in I884-but
that is the incident I set out to tell, and
it would better be done in an orderly
fashion.
It was twenty years ago-taaat talk
with Grover Cleveland in his sleeping
room in the Governors mansion at AL
bany, and special dispatch from
Princeton just now stirs the memory of
! it. The special dispatch tells of growing
pressure made by notable and humble
folk who do or do not want the ex-
President again TO he national can
didate, and who send bushels of letters
and kilograms to tell him how they feel
about it. Finally, Mr.. Cleveland is quot
ed as protesting that he can no longer
stand the wear of it, and that if it con-
tinues it will force him to run away
somewhere to escape" 1t is that refer
ence to an escape that stlrs q recol-
lection twenty years old.
Mr.. Cleveland was Governor of New
York 1t was May of 1884 The Dem
ocratic National Convention was not far
away All over the country for weeks
there had been prot umblings and coun-
ter-clamor about Cleveland S name Dan
iel Manning, William c. Whitney, Will
liam Dorsheiner, Prentiss Bailey, Dan
Lamont, and string of other men whose
names these names suggest-all were
| burrowfng or digging in the political
soil The Democratic State Convention
| to select delegates at-large to the Chi
| cago convention was fixed for a Wed
nesday in May The preceding Friday
| had marked the dead-line for thirty
| day bills" (those which die without ex-
ecutive approval thirty days after legis-
/ lative adjournment) and the Govern
or had worked night and day to save out
of the mess any measures worth then
parchment Thus, tired and half sick
/ he was in bed.
And there / found the Governor or
| the morning of Monday, three days be-
fore the State convention at Saratoga
He was alone, and his greeting was thai
OF man who felt alone; of one who
| welcomed other comrades than his owr
thoughts. The big. square room would
have been severe had not q splendid
May sunshine lighted through the avn
| ing above a broad widow that stood open
toward Eagle Street The May day
would have been hot had not lettering
breeze nudged the tree limbs outside
and fingered the hanoings within.
A servant fetched siphon that was
attractively moist outside, and ocean
Ter that was comfortably moist inside.
The Governor raised himself by jam
ming the pillows under shoulders and
head .We1l. you come from the other
world?. he half questioned.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-09

The Reggie" Vanderbilt hat has be-
come epidemic in New York. 1t is a felt
affair with wide, fiat brim and the
crown is made to fit tightly over the
skull in the manner Of the old race
track hat Two years ago every tout
in the racing zone around New York
wore one of the same kind and It. there
fore, fell into disrepute. Reggie,
however, doesn't care for public opin-
ion. He thinks the hat is the right
thing and has adopted it. The result
is that every young blood in town has
followed suit. There is a great variety
of shades, but all are very light, usual
ly ranging from goose-egg green to a
rabbit-belly gray.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-09
HOW CLEVELAND SHRANK FROM HIS.
FIRST NOMINATION.
BY FRANK W. MACK.


Yes, governor, and things seem to
be coming your. way" He turned look
llalf-quizzica1, half-apprehensive. There
was no CLINT of pleased ambition in the
face that ayerted Itself with slow roll
on the pillow, and when he sighed heav-
lily it was more than half groan. Men
who hear prophecies of presidential can
didacy for themselves do not usually
draw long faces and sigh thereat-
looked curiously on. Shortly the Gov
eianer spoke, in tone half-querulous,
half-hopeless. Yes, so it sounded to me,
and a little later knew it was so.
Then it looks that way to you, too,
does it ?"
Il certainly can see no other out
come-who, by the way, has the dis
tinction of sharing my views 7"
With the slightest suggestion of srnil-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-09
HEAVY DAMAGES FOR A HAzING.

Jury the Washington county at Montpelier VT has
awarded 1ade George student at Montpelier 9
600 tor the discomfort his which resulted from
coat OF tar and feathers The evidence showed that George mad
9en hzed by halt dozen students the night OF January r.
hey broke INTO his after treating him roughly admin
teTed light coat of tar and feathers As outcome George lett
the seminary and several of the students dismissed
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-09

ADMISSION win be FREE or
Thursdays. On other days a charge
win be made Of 20 cents to adults and
3 cents to children under fourteen years
Of age.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-09

Aquarium
NOW OPEN !!
AT
kapioIani Park

yHH AQUARIUM WILL BE OPEN
On Week days from 10 o'clock a. m. to
S .. m and from to $3.50 o'clock p. m.
On Sundays it viii open at p. m.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-01-25
DIED.

PRUNTY-At Wilbur, Oregon. Sat.
urday, January 2S, 1904, at D. m,
Mrs. p d. Prunty. aged 70 years.
Deceased was the widow of the
late ?. d. Prunty. one OF the most
popular railroad men in this city. and
who passed away last winter while
undergoing an operation. The wild.
ow, after the death Of her husband
removed to Wilbur, where her daugh.
ter resided and there she lived until
her death which came suddenly and
Unexpectedly last Saturday evening
The remains were received in this
city this morning, and at 10 o'clock
this forenoon the funeral services
were held from St. Joseph's Catholic
church. Of which deceased was
faithful member. Interment was had
in the Catholic cemetery south OF
this city the remains being laid by
the side OF those OF the late Mr.
Prunty, where a beautiful monment
erected by the woodmon of the
World marks the last resting place
OF the latter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-01-25
GASTRALGIA
IT'S CAUSE
AND CURE

When we take any food into the
stomach which is not properly acted
upon by the gastric juices a constric
tion occurs at the pyloric and cardiac
ends Of the stomach. The constric.
tion is produced by the effect Of an ir.
ritation upon the delicate, sympathet.
ic, nervous system, thus producing a
gaseous formation and pain similar to
that produced by gall stones. This
condition is known as gastralgia. The
primary cause most frequently being
a arrangement Of the spine, muscles,
ribs, ligaments, etc, causing pres.
sure upon nerves, blood-vessels or
lymphatics or resulting from defects
in the sallvary glands. Osteopathy is
a success in these cases.
DRs. sCHoETTLE. THOMPSON q
BARR,
osteopathic Physicians, Opera House
Block.