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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-07-30
COTt0 Municipal Do San Juan.
D{a % de. .7uzso.

Florentino Reyes y Alberto Melen-
dez por rina y esc6ndalo, $40 cads
uno.
8 Norberta Fernandez por yender Ie-
che adulterada, S..
Sucesores de O'iVas ' Co. DOR ven.
der leche adulterada, 500.
Emiliano Acevedo pOr el mismo de-
Tito. SIS.
Manuel y Carmen DeIgado por tur-
bar Ia paz. absueItos.
Guillelmo Wolckers por turbsr Ia
pax. absuelto.
Asunci6n Roman por hurto de ne-
nor cuantIa, l afo de preside.
absueIta. F''4'
Salvador Gonzalez por hurto de me-
Joaquin Mendez por crueIdad con
los animales, SO. 80
Liberato Hernandez ' Antonio
Bromide por turbar Ia paz $40 cads
GTegorio Cruz por sgresf6n & Regi-
no Encarnaci6n, SIS.
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ALos NoTARIos

q. oARRE'LAs l.'s.!l4s RAaA 1spgyURAs .u
&c. SeS2sEss G AaSoa q 1S4S1, q Ia
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.JDO de BarceIOneta
blsCO IN medic ing0OIOsO do
0nCOniraT GuaTtOS.
Efecto producido ALI por el discur.
so del Gobernador.
EsTln COA1EN1Os CON EL sERvCIo De poLlcl
e nuestr0 O0gresponaaz. }

Julio S9.--Una manera ingeniosa de
buscar cuartos nos dice Genara RsmI-
rez que Sc ha inventado un individuo
que la sorprendi6 & ella el dia 26 del
corriente mes.
El individuo citado Sc present6 &
dicha sefIora entreg&ndole una carta
que Ie dijO que enviaba go marido en-
donde Ie decfa Gle mandara enseguida
$15 para poder salir en- libertad pues-
to que Sc halIaba detenidO en- Vega
BaJR.9
Embellishments que Genara lego ID
carta comprendi6 que Sc trataba de
sorprenderla y manifestando al porta-
dor eque Sc aguardara un p0co,S ; saIi6
pusO un tel6grama & Vega Baja. OBJ
teniendo respuesta & POGO ratio en- que
Sc le decla eque su esposo no habfa 81
do detenido.S
Cuando regres6 Genara y busc6 q
su hombre este va habfa tornado las de
ViIladiego sin esperar Ell tren nj aguar-
dar Ia contestaci6n de los Is dollars.
Sc encuentran enfermas de grave
dad las apreciables seforas dona An
tonia D. de Padr6 y dofia Rafaela Dfaz
de Salazar, siendo esta Ultima hermana
de don Liberato Dfaz. de Utuado.
<La CorrespondenciaS del 26 que
trafa Ell discurso del Gobernador ha
sido muy solicitada y de los campos Ia
han buscado con entusiasmo.
La policfa insular de este poblado
compuesta del Cabo Costs. Iglesias y
Cardona cumple estrictamente con su
honrOsa mission es la garantfa de to-
dos los ciudadanos. distingui6ndOse
por las formas correctas y cultas en-
todos sus actos.
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In eSC$ndaIO en- eI
CODgr0S0 8spa1Ol.
Ia session tu6 muy bOrTaseOsa,
Que ih1!, ih1l-diio eI senor Nou-
CUES.

Madrid. Julio 8.-A las cuatro me-
nos cuarto abre Ia session 81 Sr. Rome
70 RobIedo.
En- 81 banco azul solo est6 81 sr.
Maurs y 81 ministro de Ia Goberna-
ci6n.
Los escsfos est6n desiertos.
Lelda Ell acta, el Sr Lsrf0ux plde
que SO cuente 81 n1mero y que Sc cie-
rren las puertas del salon.
009sds Uoces de la m0gOrE0.' Que
sea nominal!
El Presidents: SerS nominal.
Los republicanos protestan.
ComieDza la Votaci6n, que Sc llevR
lenta y pausadamente.
Mientras tanto van entrandO diputa-
dos de Ia mayorfa.
Los tel6fonos funcionan llamando
mas diputados.
al flo termiBa Ia votaci6n, quedando
aprobada el acta por 86 votos.
EI Sr. Morayta: Pido Ia palabra So
bre el acta.
EI Presidente: No puede ser.
FL Sr. Morayta: Sc pidi6 que Sc con-
tase ell n1mero.
La mayOr1a prorrumpe en- gritos y
golpea los pupitres Los republica-
nos protestan. El presidente rompe
una cRmpanilla. De Ia mayorfa salen
voces de !H6...)
El Sr. Nogues: Que !h6, !h6!
EI Presidents: Orden. seflores. que
no quiero coros.
Ell Sr. Noug6s: ESQ no es un coro,
es una i0urfa.
Ei Sr. Morayta intenta hablar le
lnterrumpe la mayorfa. { (NateO0S protes-
t08 q c0napGaa5ll0sos.)
RestablecidO ell orden, ell Sr. Gomez
N1nez pide protection para los pueblos
de su distritO damniicRdos por la tor
menta.
Le contesta ell ministro de la GOber-
naci6n one tendr6 en- cuenta su ruego.
81 Sr. Lerroux advierte que las se-
stones no comienzan Ia hora acord8-
dada por ell Ccngreso.
El Presidente: Tenga su sefiorfa Ia
seguridad que maflana las tres pronn-
clare la frsse sRcramental: Abrese Ia
session.
ri seflOr Lerroux: SupongO que el
ministro de Ia Gobernaci6n seguira la
doctrina de su divino maestro.
El Presidente: Para hRcer preguntas
no hay que acudir los atsques perso-
males.
EAseflor Lerronx: No creo que sea
un ataque personal lamar divinO ma
estro Ell jefe del Gobierno.
Sc 0cupa despu6s del manisiestO de
los socialistas; pide un funcionario judi
cial, contertulio del sefIor Maura, quei
en- un mes ira obteniendo tres ascensos,
Vuelve ocuparse del caciquismo que
impera en- Jetafe y termina pidiendo
antecedentes de Ia venta de los campos
de Calatrava, en- la que result6 perju-
dicado ell Estado.
LIE coutestan los minisGro de Ia Co
bernaci6n y de GracfR y Justicia.
Bormulan otros ruegos los se1ores
marques de GrifIy, OrtegA 5 Maura.
quienes contestan los ninistros de Ora
cfa y Justicia y Agriculture.
EI senior Azcarate Sc ocupa nueva-
mente de la detenci6n del naturaIists
seflor Escalera, pidiendo que Sc depu-
rem Las responsibilities de dicho afro
pello.
81 ministro de Gobernaci6n: Efec-
tivamente. fu6 una equivocaci6n la
mentable.
El senior Escalera no lleyaba c6duIa
y sns sefales comedian con las de una
persona mandada detener. La condu-
ccl6n Sc verifc6 con las mayores con-
sideraciones. Sc formar& expediente Y
se depuraran los hechos con toda exac-
titud.
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JOSE sALGADO.
Tos Alta, 20 de Julio de 1904.
6ESTA listed ClEGO7

Por medic de nuestro nuevo mGtodo cura-
mos toda clase de intermediates de los ojos,
por vieja que sea. Qjos d6biZes Z Snfamados,
Ia cat0rat0 q ceguedad total, todo volvera sci
curado dentro de POGO. Biscjos curados ra-
dac0L OperGciones no mis- necesdrG0s Pocos
gastos. Escrfbanse pormenores. Dirfianse
al Institute OcuAsttc0 q ot0pdt5co.
@,749 Geyer Ape st. Louas, Mo-, U.SA.
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Msfana, en- Ia Federation Librs.

Los obreros de Ia Federation Libre
celebrar6n mafIana una funci6n teatral,
en- el mismo edifcio que ocupa dicha
sociedad, poniendo en- escena las pie
cesitRs sugar con dos barsjas1. eYa
somOs tres0 y Sci que mace para ocha-
vo.9
La function promote quedar muy lu-
cida.
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R E I R E I A.

Programs de las pleas que tocarS
mafiana en- Ia Plaza Baldorioty Ia ban.
da del Regimiento de Puerto Rico:
1O-sEl Caribes Paso doble. Mi
randa.
2o-sA Ross Leafs Waltz. - P.
Chambers.
3o-SAmoritas Selection. Czibulka.
Tango del Cangrejo.
5o-Gran Jota de ID zarzueIa Gel
Certamen NacionaI 1-Nieto.
6o-SMidnight0 Mexican.-AviI6s.
7o-SLa Chasse Du Lions Galop de
Concert Koelling.
8o-<Vano EmpeGo0 DANA. Cam
pos.
The sStar Spangled Banner.
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"EL CATALAN"
DE ANGELET HMNOS.
Il, San Jose t7l !.

En- este acreditado estabIecimiento
de dulcerfa. Sc acaban de recibir dull
ces selectos de Italia, de las famosas
fabricRs de S. Venchi y ca. Y Morton
do Y Gariglio.
Gran surtido de saquitos modernis-
tss, infnidad de santos para ramille-
tes. EspeciaIidad en- carameIos del
pals. Is v. q.
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En- esta imprenta se vende papel de
peFiodico vieio 6 $500 Quintal.
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FARMACIA AMERICANA

JERINGAs DE FUENTE 2 GUAR
TILLOS go CENTAVOS.
Sc DESPACHAN RECETAS FA-
CULTATIVAS.
San Francisco 80. San Juan, PR.
p. q.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-06-09

Dania society Of Racine, with 100
members, has decided To purchase n site
and erect hall at a cost Of SIS 900 to
$4,000.
Tho lime kilns at RocRheld of the
Mace Lime company, sheds, wagons, and
two North Western box cars were de-
stroyed by fire. The loss is $4,000
The total loss on the fire which orig
mated in the Delaporto department
store. at Green Bay. amounted to about
$4,000, with insurance OF about $4,000
James Bulls, ono OF the wcalthiest
farmers of Racine county, Ia dead from
the effects of n kick In the stomach from
one Of HE horses.
Thousands Of Wisconsin residents are
interested in the opening for settlement
of the Rosebud Indian reservation In
Gregory county, 8 ID,
Burglars robbed the Wisconsin hotel
at Madison. taking $500 and a quantity
OF goods
The eighteenth reunion Of tho Nine
teenth regiment, Wisconsin volunteers.
will be held in Madison on June Is and 10.
Mrs. Antonio Graupa. aged 10. died at
Racine from the effects Of fsli from a
chair while hanging clothes In the back
yard Of her home
Invitations have been issued for the
dedication of the new district school In
the town Of Somers. kenosha county.
The school rests on tho site of the first
district school erected In southern Wis
consin in lS4h.
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Worst OF All Experiences

Can anything be worse than to feel
Such was the experience of Mrs. ). II.
Newson, Decatur, Ala For tire Q years
she writes, II endured insufferable pain
from indigestion, stomach and bowel
trouble Death seemed inevitable when
doctors and all remedies failed. AT
length | was induced to try Electric
Bitters and the result WAS miraculous.
improved Mt once and now I'm com
pletely recovered For Liver, Kidney,
Stomach and Bowel troubles Electric
Btters is the only medicine. Only soc.
It's guaranteed by Henry Hinrichs,
Druggist.
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The doctor wonderful power of dag
hosts greatest of all gifts, enables HIM
to determine the causes of obscure and
chronic ailments, and to apply remedies
which effect certain. speedy and perIna-
nent cures.
y RAY examination in appropriate
cases upon reasonable notice.
HOPE FOR THE AFFLICTED
Many hundl eds Of sufferers prOnounc-
ed by other physicians as hopeessly in
durable have been restored to health by
Dr. Secrist
Letters of Endorsement from many
prominent clergymen and hundreds of
grateful patients are on file III his office
The doctor has devoted much time
and attention in the French Hospitals to
the study of
ALL SPECIAL DISEASES or MEN,
and has imported many special medi-
cines and appliances necessary to effect
certain cures in the worst cascs of
Physical Weakness, Varicocele, IInpo-
tency. Nervous Debility, etc.
caused by youthful errors, night losses,
general dissipation, improper treatment
and neglect.
The doctor will forfeit $500 where u
| cure is guaranteed and not'elected.
KIDNEY and BLADDER disease
treated by new and eminently success
full methods,
CATARRH in all its various forms
positive prompt and permanent cures
always effected.
DCLUB FEET, cross eyes and all other
deformities treated with special care
and unfailing success,
NERVOUS DISEASES, Epilepsy and
diseases of the BLOOD AND SKIN al
ways yield to the doctor modern meth
ODDS of treatment
PILES cured permanently without de
tention from business and without the
Use of the knife.
LUNG TROUBLES receive careful
attention, and are always treated sue
cessfully, w@len not too long neglected
DELAY Is DANGEROUS Those
who are chronically ailing should los,
no time In consultinga special physician
Whose reputation for skill is so we'll and
widely known.
WRITE to DR. Secrist If You cann~'
call in person. He can cure You per
fectly and permanently by his HON,
treatment system, Medicines sent il
plain package 10y express. Write fol
information blank
Special attention given to
DISEASES PECULIAR TO WOMEN
No unnecessary exposure. No exam
ination. No sacrifice of modesty.
The doctor does not publish his pa
sent and approval English, Frencl
and German spoken. Address,
DIR II. G. SECRIST,
Chicago and Milwaukee,
Address all mail to the Chicago Office
AHA Calume. Ave. Chicago. Estab
lished 1880.
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court OF France. There advanced.
calm and stately. with the gliding ease
Of a perfect carriage, the figure of a
woman, slender, with full bright eyes
and somber hair.
She stepped to the place at the re-
gents right hand. with head high and
eyes undrooping For dramatic in
slant she paused, AS though in the re-
hearsal Of part-a part of which It
might be said that the regent was not
alone the author. This triumph or
woman over other women. this tri-
umph Of vice over other vice. OF ef-
frontery over effrontery akin-this
could not have been SO planned and
executed by any but woman. One
another these beauties might tolerate.
knowing one another's frailties as they
did; yet the elegance. the disdain, the
Indifference of this newcomer-this
they could not support! Hatred sat
in the bosom Of each woman there as
she swept her courtesy to the new
guest of the regent, who took her place
as of right at the head of the board
and near the regents arm.
Our gentlemen are somewhat late
Pthis evening"" exclaimed Philippe.
"'Tis too bad the Able Dubois could
not be with us tonight to administer
clerical consolation"
"Ah! lie drole Dubois!" exclaimed
Mademe de Tencin.
And that vagabond, the Due de
Richelieu-but we may not wait.
Again ladies, the glasses. or Bechamel
will be aggrieved. And finally, though
perceive most Of you have graciously
unmasked, let me say that the moment
has now arrived when we make plain
all secrets"
He turned his gaze upon the woman
at his right AS though at signal, she
half rose, unclasped the circlet Of gems
at her throat, and swept back across
the arm of her chair the soft garment
which enveloped her.
ITO BE CONTINUED
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of the director general, there came the
invitation Of the regent, practically the
command Of the king, to join the re-
gent after the opera for a little supper
at the Palais Royal
Law would have excused himself
from this unsought honor. Your grace
will observe" said he, that my time ia
occupied to the full The people sea fco-
ly suffer me to rest at night Perhaps
your grace might not care for company
so dull as mine"
"Fie! my friend, my very good
friend" replied Philippe. "HG,e you
become devot? Whence this sudden
change? Consider; tits no hardship to
meet such ladies as Madame de Sabran,
or Madame de Prie-designer though
fear De Prize is for the domestic felic-
ity of the youthful king-nor indeed
my good friend. La Parabere, some
what pale and pensive though she
groweth And what shall | say for
Madame de Tencin, the spirituelle, who
Is to be with us; or Madame de Cay
lus, niece of Maintenon, but the very
opposite Of MaintenOn In every possible
way? Moreover, we were promised the
attendance of MademOiselle Aisse. She
hath become devout of late and thinks
1t sin even to powder her hair, but
Aisse devout Is none the less Aisse
the beautiful"
Surely your grace hath never lacked
l., Ia oil u
of Paris" replied Law
But stay, | have kept until the last
my main attraction. You shall wit
ness there, give you my word, the
making public of the secret of the fair
unknown who is reputed to have been
especially kind to Philippe of Orleans
for these some months past. Join us
at the little enterprise, my friend, and
you shall see, | promise you, the most
beautiful woman In Pari'. crowned
with the greatest gem of all the world
The regents diamond, that great gem
which you have made possible for
France SHALL for the first time, and
for one evening at least. adorn the
forehead of the regents queen OF
beauty"
AS the gay words of the regent fell
upon his ears, there came into Laws
heart curious tension, presenti-
ment, a feeling as though some great
and curious thing were about to hap
pen Yet ever the challenge of danger
was one to draw him forward not to
hold him back II for moment he
had hesitated his mind was now sud.
denly resolved.
"Your grace" said he your wish
is for me command and certainly In
this instance Is peculiarly agreeable"
Thus 1t came about that, upon that
evening, there gathered at the entrance
of the Palais Royal. after an evening
with Lecouyreur at the Theater Fran.
Gals some scattered groups of persons
evidently possessing consequence The
chairs Of others, from more distant To-
cations, threading their way through
the narrow. dark and unlighted streets
Of the old. crude capital OF France,
brought their passengers In time to a
scene far different from that of the
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Soil Survey Report Read.

The Wisconsin Geological and Natural
History Survey has ready for distribu-
ton its eleventh bulletin, q preliminary
report on the soils and agricultural con-
ditions of north central Wisconsin, This
report contains 6S pages of printed mat
ter and ten illustrations. including a
large soil map The area described con-
tains approximately 1900 square miles,
and includes the whole counties of Mara
thon, Portage, Wood, Clark, Taylor and
Lincoln, and parts of Langlade, Price
and Gates
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WISCONSIN STATE NEWS.
Will Keep Hands Off.
TO BE CONTINUED

A Washington dispatch says: "A dele
cation of Wisconsin republicans consist
ing of w d. Connor chairman of the
state committee; W. l.. Houser, secre-
tary OF state; Irvine l.. Penroot, speaker
of the Wisconsin assembly; c. {. Git
tings and II. =. Myrick. editor OF The
Milwaukee Free Press, called on the
president to discuss Wisconsin politics
They are supporters of Gov. La Toilette
Their visit was prompted by the recent
call on the president of Senator Spooner
who presented to him the anti-La Fol
lette side of the Wisconsin situation
The president has listened to the state
ments Of both sides, but he informed
both definitely that he would have moth
Ing to do with the contest in any way
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-06-09
The News Condensed.

An epidemic of measles has developed
at Spencer Whooping cough is also
prevalent.
The remains Of John IIoganson. a
plowmaker, have been found In Rock
river, near Rockton.
The two-year-old daughter Of James
G. Casey. Of Warren. 81. Croix county.
was drowned In a water tank.
The call for prohibition state con-
vention, to be held ut Madison, July q,
has been issued.
James Kilbride was caught by caven
OF dirt mt the Montello granite quarrie5
and killed.
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The Mississippi Bubble
BY EMERSON HOUGH
Of The Of CoeDboy." "7hs Cii re
HaLrvay HosAs." Etc.
CHAPTER XXXVIII.

THE LITTLE SUPPER OF THE RE-
GENT
Paris, city of delights; Paris, drunk
with gold mad with the delirium Of
excuses, Paris with no aim except
Joy, no method but extravaganza, held
within her gilded gates one citadel Of
sensuality which remained ever an OBJ
5ect of mystery. q source of curiosity
even in that dissipated and pleasure
stated city. In the Palais Royal, back
of the regally beautiful gardens, back
Of the noble rows CT trees, beyond the
gates of iron and the guards in uni
form, lived Frances regent, in city
OF libertines the prince of libertines
In city where there were more mis-
tresses than wives, he 1t was who led
the list Of the licentious. In city OF
unregulated vice and yet of exquisite
ly ordered taste, he 1t was who accord
ed to himself daily pleasures which
were admittedly beyond reproach
How unspeakably unbridled, how de-
lightfully wicked, how temptingly in
genious in their features the little
suppers of the regent might be-these
were matters of curious interest to
all, of intimate knowledge to but few
1t was one OF these famous yet mys-
FERROUS gatherings that the regent OF
France had invited the master of that
great and glittering bubble house
wherein dwelt so insecurity the affairs
of France. John Law, director-general
Of the finances, controller of the Com
pany of the Indies, was chosen ty
Fhilippe of Orleans for a position not
granted to the crafty Dubois or to the
shrewd DArgenson, the last Of that
strange trinity who made his council
John Law, gallant, graceful, owner of
a reputation as wit and beau scarce be-
hind that of his sudden fame as finan-
cier, was admitted not only to the bust
ness affairs of the gay duke, but to his
pleasures as we'll To him and his
brother Will, still associated in large
measure IN the stupendous operations
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Could not Turn her Head

You could not find II worse case OF
rheumatism in u month Journey ~ the
one recently cured by Gloria Tonic the
victim being Mrs j Evans, of Big
Rapids, Mich She writes could not
turn my head. nor dress and undress
myself, hnt twelve boxes of Gloria
Tonic completely cured me. Sold by
f. G. Buerstatte.
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Sentences Counterfeiter.

Or. William Aubin, of Racine, who
was arrested recently on charge OF
counterfeiting, pleaded guilty in the
United States district court at Milwau-
kee and was sentenced by Judge Seaman
to Is months imprisonment in the Mil
waukee house of correction. William
Kleist, of Milwaukee, arrested in March
last, was given similar sentence fo'
counterfeiting
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-06-09
We're Coerced.

which convicted Commissioner Of Pub
lie Works Frank Niezorawski of accept
ing bride OF $500 have made afIidavts
that they voted for the verdict under
pressure. They declare they were CO.
creed into voting as they did The afH-
davits accompanied a motion for a new
trial, which was filed with the clerk of
the court
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-06-09
Prominent Banker Dead.

John Johnston died in Milwaukee
after a long illness He was vice prosi.
dent of the Marine national bank and
prominent in civic life. He was born In
Scotland In 1898 and came to this coun-
try in 1856 He entered his uncle's bank
and remained with that institution TIL
his death He has held many public
offices. and as regent of Wisconsin uni
versity did much for its extension.
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Geronimo at World,s Fair.

St Louis. June 7.-Geronimo, the fam
Gus Apache Indian war chief arrived at
the worlds fair grounds Monday from
seventeen year Although technically
prisoner, during his stay at the fair
he viii be free to come and 20 as he
pleascs Just as the balance OF the In
dianR on the roEorVatiOn
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Rheumatism of so Years Standin,
Cured

Mr.. Salo me Boyer, Of Goshen. Ind
writes am "a years old and have
suffered from rheumatism ever since my
forteenth year, bnt thanks to Gloria
Tonic am now completely cured
Sold by + c. Buerstatte
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Lima, Peru, June 7.-Tacna and africa
in Chile were shaken by Il tremendous
earthquake at LBS a. m. Monday. The
inhabitants ran into the streets In their
night clothes The walls of many
buildings were cracked and the sea agi-
tated. but SO far AZ reported no person
was killed
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Case Baffied Physicians.

The case Of Mrs. Charles Burt, whose
funeral has just taken place at Snidcr-
vile, bafIled the skill of tho best physi-
clans. Mrs Burt had weighed 240
pounds, but at death she weighed only
rs pounds, having lost lG5 pounds in four
weeks. The best medical aid was en-
plOyed. but her disease was not cor
rectly diagnosed
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-06-09
Fishers Find Fine Pearls.

Two beautiful pearls were found In the
Mississippi opposite Prairie du Chen by
clam fishers Moore q Peacock pur-
Albert Reiser for 81 100, and r o Hcide.
another local buyer purchased "a
grain blue tint from John Zeil for 81 200.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-06-09
Corpse Burned.

Strange misfortune has pursued Aims
lee J Keene, former well known Irish
comedian, even after death He he was
drowned In a rain barrel at Wakesha.
The next lay his remains were destroyed
by fire which burned the stables Of Ray
Riggs and undertaking rooms adjoining.
The fire caused lose OF $50 900