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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-19
ya bl0a GaI9gI0.

Funciona en- Ponce 81 de SL1 Pfopa-
glei6n de Ia F6. , CON classes de psga y
grstnitss para niflos pobres.
Dicho Colegio inf6rmRse que estS
bajo IL prosecci6a de una iunta de se-
fioraa que ContFibuye d sostenimiento
del miSmo poE medic de una quota
mensuRI.
Una inteligente prt fesora, Il reEi-
sA Sor Rosario MaFlfaez, , otFaa pro-
fesoras mas, competentes, diriien IA
mRFcha de ese colegio que es may fa-
voreOido por la sociadad Donc 1t.
Los aIumnos pFOgreGan en- suB eatu-
dio8 merCed sencilIos metodo8 peda-
g6giCos, Cuyos buenos FaSultAdOs son
aplaudidog , reconocidOa por les fAmi-
lies que Ryudan 81 sostenimiento del
indicRd0 planteI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-19
EI hOgar d8b8
ser inViOIabIa.
jHo hay 10y que asf 10 dsisr.
mlDG?

Ante 81 Juez municipal de asta ciu-
dad se hn celebrado IN juiOi0 del que
nos ocupamog. pOr que en- principle
pArece que enVue8Ve an ataque para
% que hay de MSS sHgFMdU para Ia
aocisdad, y e5 d inVioIabilidad del
hoQar.
La denuncia Col como fu6 preser-
tadR. es pOr alteraE % paz = por
sgresi6n la policfa: peFo los hechoB
tel como Sc desarP0lLaFOn ante ell tri-
6unal. son como eigue: jose Maria
C0nde. 0breF0 de buenos snteCedenteg
de este capital, el diR is del nctusI, &
atlas horas de la noche. tuVO an alter
Oad0 con su espogB y RI EIamnrle Ra
atenci6n el guaFdia de geFvicio acerC&
de 10 incOnvenienciG que Cometfa, 81
confest6ie con bFusquedad. que estabA
en- So casa. CambiSndOge fraseS mas 8
menos agrias entire Ell poIiCfa y 81 re-
prendid0s eiend0 inYitado el 6ltimo &
ir al dep6sito. 10 que ge negSra.
Esto die lugGr 6 que Ell guardia co..
glerB por an 0raz0 COnde. sRc6ndole
de 80 casa 10 que die 0rigen & una lu-
cha ca lG que asegur@ el guardia que
C0nde leggeedieFa por 10 que 50 vic
0b.igsdO 8 haCar uso DEF rotten, cau-
s6ndole una herida COntuaa en- % ca
bez8, con derramRm;ento abundRnte
de sAngre.
In intervention del teniante Qai-
nones evit6 Que el conficto t0mara
m0yoFes pT0UorCiOneg.
Ei Juez AbaOlvi6 81 denunOiado Con-
de con las COstas de efieiO.
ahora preguntAn1Os n0g0sFOs.
sNo hubiera aido mas I6gico que eI
pOliCfs hubiera deDunCiado loa heChOg
de alterar ID paz p6bliCa Oh lfn aiguien-
te, , no pFetender aacaF & nm Ciudada-
node Bu casa DoF faItR Ieve eVitandO
ell espect6Oulo que hgchos de d indole
apuntadG aiempre producen2 Por otra
parte. SQui6n indemDizR & Condo de d
herida que Fe0ibiert
Los xcesos de cello por al0unos p0-
licfas que puedan cRreceF de discretion
para mediF Les fats y sus cOnsecnen-
cias. son Gauss geeea de hachoa. que
70 debieran oCurTir.
NAda hay tan aagFad0 como al hogar
y estos Pudimentarios pFeceptos de- Ts
ley debeo ser refreshments C0uocidos
pOr ID policfA.
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LTNEA FERREA DET, OEsTR

Itinerario. -salidas Dc Bayam6n Oap pital
simultAnearlente.
Dias labofable. e.-Mahana 8, 7.15, $780, AS
y 11O0. Tarde IL. 10, AS, 3.15, 4.35, $50 y
B.15,
Dias festivos.-MafanR 6. 6.l5, $50, 9.45
y ii co. Tarde 12.14, l.30, 2.30, 3 80, 4.30, 80
y 6.15.
BilleteS baratos para dias festivos. De Ca
saHo Bayam6n, iday vuelta g clase 1925
2n Clase s0-16, De Bayam6n Oatafo ida
y vuelta 1e .clase OILS, 81 2 Clase O.10.
Billete ordinario de Capital q Oatahlo en-
2p clase 3 centavos:
Bayam6n, 10 de Septiembre de 1903 RAJ
mon Valdez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-19

DEsPUEs DE PROBAR toaos los engaio-
sos remedies que 4e anuncian es Gnand0 mas
80 agradece la etioaOia RADIO Al del Digosti-
vo Mojarrieta, cuya sqperioridad esta univer-
salmente confirm8da.
Curaciones desespeIRdas en- personas bian
oonocidas que 10 tomafon durapte trest me
ses son las que 10 han hecho gloTiogO, pero
an solo estuohe produce meior etecto que
una dooena de frascos de oualquier otro re-
medic; porque ademas de ser 81 1ntco verda-
dero Curative radical del est6mago u del
intestine, sin enganosa aCei6n calmantb, es
Digestive PuFiacador de los slimentos
Sc debe exigir que ceda hostia tonga gra-
bado 81 nombFe Digestive MoiarFieta.
Dep6slto general de las Farmacias de Blanco Ca
Ramon Almazan Fidel Guillermety, en- san Juan
de Puerto-Rico de Venta en- las prlncpaIes DEogue
eiRs de EurOpaY America
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-19
TIahll0 manual

Hemos Fecibido varios cualernos
Del trabajo manual dispuestos para
la ensefanza de las escuelas ele-
mentales segdn m6todos modernos.
Son doce cuadernos en- los que
SO ensefla xplegado elemental3, te-
jido, trenzado, picado y construe-
ci6n todo en- papel.
rs un obsequio que estimamos
en- mucho. Son editUres SCaFbonel
Y Steva.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-19

n0nlbre Frangiaco Tor0 qge pTesenta-
b oeh0 pu adas ca 81 cuerpC'
Ianfa. adam6s. e cabe2a separads
del trOnco
Eu6 apu6aleado por otr0 puertorEi-
que fi0 de nomhre q. G0nz6lez 6 Causa
& 10 que parace de un aIteEcado que
tuvieran ca un bile.
Sc afirna que el matadoT danzaba
con una joven c0sldc0 el intaEfect0
se eapefi6 en c0gtarle d. Ia pags1a para
bailaT una pat1stq, 8 10 que no quieo
acceder al Gonzalez.
In iuaticia inteFVin0 en- seguida. 3
n1afianR nnianlo ae cele ebraT6 el juiCi0.
como es costnmbre on este pals en- es.
tor casns.
70 creo qua 4 Gonzalez no 10 saliva
nadie de u hOrca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-19
ByENl 0ClSI0M.

Sa veDda uns IA Ia cnsss msg c6mO-
Glas = noeior rituadns de ShntuEoe.
TCat6 a =. oaFFetsT.1. pero 40 u mcleg-
ta ell polv0. Iiene cOchern, buen laE-
din y hastante teFreno para tenor "
Cas. etc.
Iambi6n De vende1 varlaa caaas y
golsres Touy. IDie1 gituadoS, ca a barric
de PSie1.a. ~ Tlierse da leeta ciu6ad.
Tef5sisr1asrS iInn p.rtoiom6 Coll San
.Tuet0 s. aiog. .Tuan, Juan. z.
15V
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A Y l S 0

Durante la ausencia de nuestro
director el. DR.. M. Z9no Gambia,
diFijase toda IA correspondence ad-
ministEatiVa. giFos postales, chekes,
etc., al administrator sel9F Ber-
InaPdo BIandino.
j La correspondence politica al
director inteFinO sefior Juan Bras
Chi
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-19

e. CONSEJO A LAS AADRES. - Ri Sarabe ealirante
3s "a sefora Ninslow ebe usarse siempre Que los nos
estan e peEiodo da u den ci6n Proporcona apio
sNmediato al pequehp paeiente produce TN sueno
eurai .ranquilo ava eI door el angelic despierta
suy viyo allegro, rs muy Rgradabs al paladar Ealna
81 niio ahanda ancas aivia doloEes, haEo g.
ces las fnncones del est0mago regula Ids intestinos
Gs 81 neior remedio eonotidc para e diafTea va Pre-
vena &sta de la dentici6n do cualuuiera ota eaueRs
T6nrmse mucho cuiL lido eh psdiT el 1afabB CAlane8
a IA Sa6oEa WinsloW' as q Maior de t0dc2g
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-19
la TIENDITA
DEL. RCHRYARRIA.

POF Cads 10 Centuyoa que Sc gssten
hasta al { de Mayo .pr6ximo % regaIa-
"a ana papaIeta de una muneca vesti-
Hay efsotos relieii0p1 de quincaIIa.
F0pa hecha y llulCes G1 elm1h1r.
PLAZA PRINCIPAL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-19

Curan positivam ente Ia grippe feJrcs pa
lGdicGs, en- el termino flo de "A horas. Sus
efectos Sc notan q la media hora de ton1ar Ia
dosis, que empiezan desaparecer los slnto.
mas preCursores, de la infecci6n gripaS6 3 pa
g0dicG.
Sus efectcs magnifcos, est&n garantizados,
por la aceptaci6n general que han obtenido-
De venta en- Jan Juant FarmaciRs CUTLER.
mety, Blanco Zerbi. Ponce Farmaci
Ruiz de Porras. Arecibo; F4rmaeia Herman.
dez Marin.
Mr. 8
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I'm puertOTTNuBfO in
ffi6 a OtT0 0GlO
p1naIadas d8g0-
IIandOl8.

de nuestr0 C07YesroBa0J q. E.
Msnvsezze
Olae, H.waii. abriI 28 ID de %
del preaente fn6 encontFado muerto
en- an cafiaYeraI an pueItorriquL q . de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-19

IN s fTanlfg.. - Ve11de n PEI 90
Begi giaG 6 2-o quin
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-19
FinGaS aTFandadaS Dor ID nGuS.
nlea Central. "
Mueha cana en- Ia zona de Ponc
a MaYaguez.

La eGu8nica CentralS tomo NO
hace mucho en- arriendo Ia finca
azucaFera de los senores Juan =
Antonio Antogiofgi. Con obietO de
estabIecer 81 Fegadfo Sc estS mon
tando alIf una .bomba sistema pa-
solina para Ia extraction del aqua.
Mucha cana que en- Ia IONA de
Ponce q Mayaguez Sc leyanta es
conducida para ser elaborada & La
Guanica Central.
La actividad que en- aauella ex-
tensa y f6Ftil faia de terranos se
Obsefya es mucha j FeVela una Fi-
queza de consideration.
81 Sc llega q estabIecer Il en-
senanza obhgatoria en- esta ciudad,
Les eutoFidades estan disPusstas &
apllcar t0do el rgoF de Ia ley 4 los
PaQFes ae tsmllla qle no matEicu-
iensa sns hllos eR las eseuelas,
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Importante noticiaI
"CAPsULAs DE HEINZ

Es "a siendo obteto de una gran aceptRci6n
en- todas parties, por su gran virtud curativap
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-19

DESEA COLOOACION ans BefIo-
ritz que tiene buenog cOnocimientOs
del irg'6G, 68pafl " Eaaquinillas de-
eacribiT.
Address SF.9 els CorrespOn-
dencia.2 15 vs..
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Sc VENDE por teneE que ausen-
tarae su dueno una casa de reciente
Constrncci6n & muY bSi0 pFeCio. con
solar propio. cerca del Iiro do Pist0la.
Informar6n Tancs 21. Tienda. 8v.G
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Sc REATIzAllt.z .z-II1l1 Casas situa-
daa en- Ra calle do ID 6'Tuz no 6 y For
taIezs 46 s preCi0 nyenienteG.
ImfOrmar6n 8 Melon y Co. San
Ju6to 10 90v.a,
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-10-05
Place Only the ProDen Friends of Reform on Guard

It be constantly kept mind by the of Nebraska
that the great reforms they seeking only be obtained by
elecing good Office If they the whom
they have been betrayed if they of the
ik, they will obtain better government better
the people of Nebraska need complete change of political
troll They forget that those who have been
advocates of reform for the
than those who, influenced by sudden the popular
sentiment quickly desert the old gods for the This gen
era but truthful of the present in Nebraska
Careful study Of this should impartial voters
of two facts
There is good why popuist democrat should
vote for the republican candidate for supreme Judge repu
llcan candidates for regents of the state university
There many why sincere republicans who
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-10-05
Senator Chandler Tears the Mask
from Railway P1otters

which will provide that xed shall Immediately TAKE
effect force unless and until changed by commission
or by court To defeat such legislation the railway literary bureaus
flooding the newspaper offices with pecious
and fragrant Interpretations They have been
"payig Of the country against another They have
appealed prejudice Of the southern people by claiming TINT
the government would have right permit Jim Grow car d
elimination south the argument sound it would be
equally applicable the in the nort but OF course
lying and hypocrtica argument designed Tor the sole pur
pose Of arousng prejudice.
Senator Chandler that the great hope of the people lies
courage the president and his perseverance the policy
railway regulation which he advocated last spring The senator
shows that the railways have tried rgten the president and he
charitable that the president has not been ntmdated
from his position But there any Indications
that president has altered his views Whether his courage has
failed him whether he has been influenced by po
is unknown the people, but the people do know that the
president has changed The republican platform adopted
the president waverng and how the railways have seized upon
weakest uterance Of his policy That plank
is follows:
heartily which
supervision believe
hastily that all that the
bill comforting
railway
This is essentially different from the presidents posi-
tive declaration earlier date that the
should have the right fix remedial Of
complaint such become effective and remain
effect 'unless and until changed by commission
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-10-05

been demanding relief from railway rule and dominatio
should for the reform candidates. ssTz
Nothing said prior the republican convention about
Judge Lotions being reform candidate That after{
thought As the had made
mails began describe the amiabe Judge sanch refoer Their
sole for such claim seemed be that the
feaed in the convention There nothing the Judge
leton suggest that he would take the supreme
qualities of mind and character that help their resist
corporation influence
ideals firm convictions and unwavering will power Such cand
date the reform forces found Judge Hastings Of Saline county
The best friends of Judge Letton do claim that he uf
requirements The most they will that he integen
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-10-05

Already the big guns booming in the great battle which
has between the champions of the people and the
Of the railways Former Senator William A. Chandler of New
Hampshire has just thrown succession of then-nch shells
squarey camp the naughty confident relngs He
strong leader the side of the people, but he
his followers that they must not expect quick and
triumph Indeed he tells them that restrictive railway legislation
the next session of congress is foredoomed.
Senator Chandler has the mask from the face of the rail
way phare scrbes priests and teachers He has exposed the
conspiracy whereby the money seeking suppress free
speech Tainted money and tainted transportation being used
end of the country the other Tainted transportation
literally supplied lawyers ministers and d
Tainted given newspaper enterprises old and
churches and universities and the leading lawyers of the
country retained special peaders for the railways Thus
mighty being waged Thus that find ministers
Of the gospel and chanceors of universities and of other
ons learning constructing elaborate denses around the gold
piles of corrupt fnanciers.
Speaking Of the free pass Senator Chandler Declares The
Independent has frequently insisted that it is good money for
purposes Of bribery and that many it better than
because be much safely influence judges
Legislators and executives He what all know be
that this power employs tainted money and tainted
poraton to elect executives judges and legislators every
III the union
These days Of lucid and striking exposures Senator
Chambers Of the railway power and the allied power
IS impressive and convincing than anything of the kind yet
written He makes it clear that the railway determined
prevent the passage of bill that will give interstate com
commission the fix found be unreasonable
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-26
IN THE MAYORS COURT.
-Four Offenders Stood Up for Munich
pal Prescription.

-Four Offenders Stood Up for Munich
pal Prescription.
In the words Of the typical FloFidian,
the mayors court recently was "toleT-
ably Interesting" there being four vie
Tins before the municipal tribunal.
II there IL any one thing in the world
more tempting TO the average darkey
than a yelIowelegged chicken, Il lie the
irresistible sugar cane. These people
are ss happy during the cane season %
q fly IN q sugar barrel, II they have the
price Of imbibing in that delicious
pAstime OF chewing cane.
James Helton had stalk OF cane-the
fine, sweet, Juicy kind. He was seated
on the top Of an empty barrel enioyin
his posse sion, when Thos. Green, with
the complexion Of late fall pumpkin,
approached him.
Gimme piece or dat cane, >" demand
cd Green.
II amt Rwine ter glib yer no cane"
responded HeltOn.
Gimme de iiutS," appealed the
pumpkin -ColoTed aggFessoT.
"DeIe ain't Rwine ter be no iintS,"
replied the man on the barrel, "an' II
yer fool wild me I'LL glib Verde butt OBJ
er de he'd"
eyer can't do IL, yer pesky, snuG.
eulled rascal" replied Green. But at
the sane time Helton did attempt to
do IL, 30 IL IL said, with the result that
he WAS arrested for fighting, and was
fiued 81 30 and costs. For "butting 10"
Green had to pay the freight " the
SumODi 81 and costs.
James Mcintyre, drunk, ~ 80 and
costs, and I'd Sparks, obstTuctinR the
streets with q vehicle, let Oh with the
costs, we're the other cases disposed Of,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-26

When q physician tells woman, suf-
fering from ovarian or womb trouble,
that an operation is necessary 1t, OF
course, frightens her.
The very thought of the operating
table and the knife strikes terror to
her heart. As one woman expressed
IL, when told by her physician that she
must undergo an operation, she felt
that her death lnell had sounded.
Our hospitals are full Of women
who are there for ovarian or womb
operations!
IL is quite true that these troubles
may reach q stage where an operation
IL the only resource, but such cases are
much rarer than is generally supposed,
because q great many women have
been cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound after the doctors
had said an operation must be per
formed. In fact, up 70 the point where
the knife must be used to secure instant
relief, this medicine Is certain TO help.
The strongest and most grateful
statements possible 70 make come from
women who, =, ing Lydia f, Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, have
escaped serious operations.
Msrgrite Ryan, Treasurer of st,
Andrews Society, indianapolis, Ind.
writes of her cure as follows:
Dear NFH. Pinkham--
~ cannot find words 20 express my thanks
for the good Lydia E. PinkhAms Vegetable
Compound did me. The doctor said / could
not GOT well unlss had en- operation for
ovarian and female troubles. knew could
not stand the strain Of en- operation and made
up my mind ! would be an invalid for life.
Ask nrG Phkham's AdVlee-A Wen
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-26
ARCHER ANELEcTs.
A Bunch Of NewSy Paragraphs Hegard-
ing People md Things.

" 1uUeh OF NeWSy FaFa bEapus ne 8aEu-
a. Ing People md Things.
Archer, Oct. 24-HOdgson & Wood
have built quite an addition to their
store.Foom. Miss McOredie Of Nicauo-
py has accepted a position with them.
Lumber 10 on the ground for sn ad-
dision 70 she warehouse Of o. W. Bank
night.
Major Samuel DePsss left last week
for Dallas, Texas, and Memphis, Tenn,
his former homes.
Miss ida Chamblin returned home
on Friday, after spending the summer
in Atlanta, Ga, and Woodruff, N. O.
A. miller has cold his hotel privi-
legs near che depot TO @. o. Collins,
who will IN future run the house. Mr..
Miller has left for his old home in
Georgia.
Edd Stewart and mother, Mrs. J. T.
Stewart, delighted their many friends
by arriving here last Sunday. Ms.
Stewart iS stopping at theI Magnolia
Hotel, while Edd haS,engaged in BUSH
ness at NeWbeFTy.
Jas. Duren, who vas taken sick in
Jacksonville while attending school,
and was brought home by his father, 10
we'll again,
DR.. 3. P. Julian, who has been quite
sick, 10 better.
DR.. Davis iS here doing some dental
work.
Notice Of the death Of James Scotton
was received in Archer this week. It
occurred at his home in Kokomo, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Section we're regular
winter visions here, having q pretty
home.
Mrs. L. T. Stewart, sister Of G. l..
Taylor and Mrs. ]. E. Wells, left on
Wednesday for California 70 look after
her mining Interests.
Archer was represented in jack
Sonville on Saturday TO the President.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-26
Mr.. STUCKEY ON
RAILROAD MATTERS
First ViOe-President G. 6 g. Has
Confidence in Extension.
WILL OPEN A FINE COUNTRY

The Extension Means a Big Thing in
the Development of That Section Of
Florida, Where the Land is Fertile
and Timber Grows AbundantlY.
Among the prominent visitors TO this
city within the past day or two was
A. P. stuckey Of Ocsla, first vice.
president OF the Gainesville & Gulf
Railway, who came to consult with
other officers in railroad matteTs-at
least matters concerning the Games.
willie d Gulf.
It will be remembered that several
weeks ago a survey Of the territory
from Fairfield to points south to Tam
pa was ordered by the new manage
msnt Of the Gainesville d Gulf, with
view TO pushing the road % rapidly 10
possible to lie southern terminus. II
was estimated that this survey would
be completed the entire distance in
twenty days, but there seems to have
been some hitch or Misunderstanding,
ss che surveying corps has iust reached
EhFen. a considerable distance from
the objective point. They are eX-
pected, however, to complete this sur.
vey after 9 while.
1--WE still have confidence In the fu.
tuFe Of the Gainesville d Gulf and the
territory which the extension en-
braces" remarked Mr.. Stuckey, who
was among the leading promoters Of
the project. 1--WE know that the exc
tension OF the Gainesville 4 Gulf will
open one Of the finest and most fertile
sections In Florida, 10 say nothing Of
the wonderful development IN naval
stores and lumber, and we are per-
feotly satisfied with the prospects,"
Thirty miles Of sIxty-pouud steel
rail are expected to arrive at any time.
On account Of the delay 10 pushing
the survey the work OF cutting right
of.WAy has not yet begun, but a force
OF WoFkmen will be employed In q
short time. BY the time this iron has
been received II 10 expected that the
FoAdbsd will be IN position for the lay
ing track,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-26
Don't Do Imposed Upon.

Foley \ Co, Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar - a throat and iunG
remedy. aud on HsSouEt % The greet
merit aud popularity Of Folsy's HOHey
end Tat mAay limitations ere offered
Tor the genuine. TheSe WORTHLESS imi-
tAI,ons have similar sounaing nAmes.
ReWaFe % then, TIE geauine Foley'I
Honey and Tar 10 IN q yelloW paeknge,
Ask Zoe u and refuse anY enbulilalo.
lt Il the best remedy fof aonEha and
ealtt ]. w. heCollum 4 o.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-26
Saved His Life.

wv. Davenport, IWiDRo, KY, writes,
June IA, 1902; II want 90 tell you l
believe Billiards. Snow Llnimsnt saved
my life. was under the treatment Of
two doCtoTs, and they told me one Of
my lungs was entirely gone, and the
other badly affected. / also had a lump
on my side. don't think that / could
have lived over tNO months longer. /
was induced BY friend to try Billiards.
Snow Imminent. The fret application
gave me great relief; two Afty cent
bottles cured me sound and we'll. II iS
q wonderful medicine and recommend
II 10 suffering humanity" Sold by w.
NJ. Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-26
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A mother wrote usreCently
that she had to keep SCOTS
Emulsion under lock and key
her children used to drink
it whenever her back was
turned. Strange that children
should like something that is
so good for them. It's usu-
ally the other way. SCOTS
Emulsion makes, children
comfortable, makes them fat
and rosy-cheeked. Perhaps
that's why they like it so
much-they know it makes
them feel good.
Wen Send you a sample, free
SCOTT & BOVINE, 10 Pearl Street, New York.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-26

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