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New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
T AIR Y I AL E S
r. E 7 o L ID

nature study to the contrary not
withstanding there IS to be met with, IN
nine cases out of ten, an amazing 1gnor-
ance of AMI nal life. BY this is meant an
ignorance of everyday facts about every
dav beasts about mOles and bats and
tadpoles and guinea-pigs, for instance
an ignorance, moreover, based almost
wholly upon old beliefs, unwise saws or
even arrant superstition.
How many small citizens of this land
of common schools and univers1ty-ex-
tension courses and how many larger
ones, too, firmly believe that guinea-pigs
came once upon time from tar-oh
Guinea; that the tadpole sheds his
tail? that bats love above all things else
to entangle themselves in ones hair
that moles are blind?
Yet not one OF these things is true.
Suueakv Miss Guinea-Pig no more came
from the French or Portuguese colonies
of that name than Mr. Norway Rat came
across seas with other Morse immigrants.
The tadpole's tail does not drop OFT; II
develops with time into a proper part
of his more mature body. If a paniCky
bat gets into Your hair. he is as distressed
about it as you are yourself; and 1t is
the vilest of libels upon an eccentric
but harmless beast which declares that
a bats body is the invariable abiding
place for vermin in general and for
bedbugs in particular.
AS for the mole he has the usual COM
plement of eyes and exceedingly bright
and clever ones: but thoughtful Mother
Nature remembering that he was to be
a professional tunneler set them deep
into little protecting mutfs of fur. . After
hours. or at luncheon-time, or on his
rare days off, these keen eyes may be
brought forward Just as the beaver s
or badgers.
There are Munchhausen stories told of
these fellows too. The badgers legs
however, are not shorter on one side
than on the other, nor does that clever
workman beaver use his broad tail for
a trowel The still older yarn that he
also brings 1t into service TO carry mud
and stones to his dam is not now believed
in as once it was-as a matter of fact, the
pretty smart to tote his plaster about
(as he does between his chin and his
diminutive forepaws.
Need it be added that the domestic
cat has not nine lives? that the bee
does not die if deprived of his sting
and that the stolid little earthworm
does not arrive here, falling with the
raindrops' Going farther afield, one
comes across as many more mistaken
ideas Ii is only Mrs. Bear, for instance,
who torpidly sleeps away the winter
Mr. Bruin never loses the consciousness
of his enforced but temporary widower-
hood The dying song of the swan
may possibly be her sweetest but ii
is far indeed from harmonious. The
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
It's all in the OLDSMOBILE

particular from the thousands of these cars
now In daily use. When you invest $3.50
IN a car which can successfully stand the
strain of a 3,500-mile race across the
American continent, under all kinds OF road
and weather conditions. you will get pretty
satisfactory returns for daily use
For touring service the Olds-
mobile Touring Car. at ST 400. is
PRIME favorite In design ii is distinctive;
IN construction strong and substantial Its
20 h. p. two-cyhnder motor gives ample
speed. 1t has side entrance tonneau.
hlhng steering post. and all the latest
Oldsmobile improvements. You Will find
it tremendous hill climber.
For commercial purposes our
Standard Delivery car and Ten Passenger
Wagonette. both of 10 h. p. are meeting
with substantial success. the former ap-
peaEng to the enterprise and thrift Of
merchants In all lines Of business. while
the latter opens a hitherto untouched field
IN the establishment OF transportation
lines In towns too small for street cars.
or for stage, resort and depot service. In
every locality there are opportunities yet
undeveloped, and ii Will pay you to 7snte
us for information.
If you need a Car for everyday
business use, for pleasure, for commercial
service, or as an investment. you will buy
satisfaction IN the Oldsmobile You will
find much valuable information IN Catalog
lis, which we Will send on request.
The opportunity is yCuss. Write to-day
S, Detroit, u. S. A.
sed Auiomobie Manufacturers
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
Satisfactory service means

Reasonable cost Of maintenance, freedom
from any tendency to get out of order,
durability to stand the wear and tear Of
use; power to climb hills, and take you
along as fast as you want to go. lhen,
too, your car must be easy to start and
easy to always under perfect control.
1t must be dependable In emergencies. 1t
must leave you nothing to uatch but the
road
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
Olds Motor Works, Detroit, u. S. A.
Association d Aubd Nm

There has just been placed in all the grocery
stores, a new preparatiOn called
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
For runabout service vou can

find no equal to the Oldsmobile Standard
Runabout of 7 h. p. Its single cylinder
horizontal motor gives durability with free
dom from complication. The two cars In
which Megargel of Buffalo, and Huss Of
Detroit, raced from New York City to
Portland, Oregon, for a prize Of $1,000.
are stock cars of this type. differing IN no
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
The Oldsmobile is a rec

public utility as indispensable as the tel
phone, the typewriter or sewing machir
Ii fits into your requirements as buslnt
or professional man, as well as into d
average pocket-book.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-02
M "a T. e. Il Z .
IAESIDENrE.
J I

Marfilo, que NJ Sc habia mar
chado, ertr6 en- ID eaia quiturgi-
ca; iba muy coumov: 10; salu-
do a los companeros que le
aguarda ban y despojardose de
|su ievita, de su eha.~cc y de
su camlsa, Sc past Ia "lanca
blusa del operad n y emo a su
CabeZa Ell refreCtuT.
-Es muy vanldoso m urmu-
ro Juanes.
Use decide usted?-pregun-
to a Marfi O Ell droctcr del sa-
natorio.
-Quien 10 duda - replico
Marhlo con a>eutO sumante ex-
lra1lo; Ell aquella voz vioraban
'as pasiones, confusas. midas
por singular combination. Ha-
ia orgullo. p:sar, tenor y arro-
lo-. Algo verdadcram:nte: mex
plicab ble que re>p"pl'a a los mas
obScuros secretos del ctraz0n.
Amigo Juanvs-d:Jo Mar
flo cuandO va estuvo 1evestidO
con su hlusa Y mAnli de cru
jano.-Hagame uslto Q el favor
de oirme por nm instan'e.
"A sus ordenes, seii0r Mar.
flo.
-,Qniere uSted-dijo Marfilo
- enCargarse de esta opera
ci6n?. :. Y" EN- 1nbio hare por
uSted la de esta tarie.
-Perdone listed. estoy decl-
dido. Nj puedo sust,tufr a us
ted en- es.a, nj cedn nj puesto
en- la otra.
-lSea todo pr Drs'-- excla-
mo dando un profundo suspiro
~ como 81 Sc resignara a sufrir
Ell tormento.
lie ia ia u,ted amino pa
ra esta?--preguuto uanes.
-iDe ning1n moiol Con
testo Marfilo con enle' eza Va
mos. iQuiero que mga va
anesteslado ese hombre a IA ca
ma de vidriol
Como usted gustes- diio
Juanes.-Ya esta todo prepa-,
rado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-02
..LO del caro-
VISTA DE LA CAUSA

Esta mafiana Sc VIC ante Ia Corte
Municipal Ia causa seguida Clemen-
te Soriano por motfn, segun Ia cali6-
cacj6n fiscal.
Declare un solo guardla que Sorians
detuvo el caro- de Clois para impedir
que trabajase y Clois que no Sc habfa
uSado violencia con el.
Despues de otras declsrsciones y de
los informes del fiscal sef1or Campillo,
y &c defensor sefior Martinez Quinte-
r, Ia Corte declare culpa bic Soriano,
se7alando Ell lunes para 1ict9r senten-
cia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-02
ALLEN Fl, SAN JUAN, PUERTO Rico
A " | SO
A uuien interese:

A quien interese:
Sirvase tomar nota de que Ia Cen
trail Cambal,che ha snlicitado del
Consejo Executive una franqaicia para
tender una ia para el t,asporte de
caflas dulces y otros pro'iuctoS sobre
una porcion del camino rural que con-
duce del barrio Bajadero Al del lslote,
por Cambalache, cruzardo en- la Boca
el CATO Tiburones. 81 el distyito de
Arecibo, segun piano presentado con
la solicitud Al Comite de Franquicias
del Corsejo Executive.
Las p.rsonas cue deseen ser oidas
en- pro 6 en- Contra de Ia concession de
la expresada fir nq'.icll pcdran pre-
sentar sus razoneS, vvybalmente 6 por
escrito, ante dicho ConlilC. q 6 antes
del dfa I'll de Agosto dc 1895 en- cuya
fecha 6 tan pronto dvSple,s IL: ella Co
mo acuerde ell Coml1e de FRA !quicias
Sera tornado en- cousiderJc,oa { / .lsunto
O CENTRAL CAMBALACHE.
II. EEG q - ss.4S,
FLESIDHNCE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-02
LEYES DE 1905

Sc hallap q la venta en- Ia Lii
breria del BoLETIN las leyes de
1905. acomprfladas de TN vo-
l1men de gran utilidad para los
letrados y el p1blico en- general,
conteniendo la Ley de evi
dencia y "a apendi es De ley es
de otras. Asambleas references
tambien a la prueba en- 10 ivll
Precio de las COS obras. =. s :, 90
Ley deevidenc.a compra-
d. aepa adamenoA ... $3.50
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-02

81 nifio do "A amos Miguel R. quena
ve aedor de periodicos, que rscibi6 IN
balAzo en- ell pecho, atcavesapdols ur
pulm6n. Su estadO es grave,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-02

La reunion de Propietsr rios de casas,
convocada para la noche de aver, = fue
precise suspsnderse a c6nsecuencia de
los disturbios en- Ia poblacion. Opor-
tunamente sc avisara, el dia en- que
deba celebrarse dicha reunion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-02
Asoc1ACIoN POPULAR COOPERATIVE
=. DK CONsrUCcIoNEs. AHORROs
Y PRksTAMos DR PUERTO Rico.
EN- uQUIDACIoN.
AvsSO
a W ! 8 q

Por la presente Sc lie suplica 4 los
TENEDORES de acciones de esta
asociaci6n, que depoSiten con el que
suscribe sus libros de cuenta y toda
Recommendation que tenga relacion C n
sus intereses. T@mbien Sc pide les
que tergan reel IN ,cl6n en- contra de
la asociacion, que Ia presen ten en- de-
bjda forma.
SoSTHENEs Benin,
Sludico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-02
Don Amfr,c0 Salas.

Cumplilnos con un de!'er de justicia, ha-
ciendO p1blico uno de los raSgos geuer sos
del Sr. Salas, unO de nuestros mas popuia-
res cOncejales de San Juan.
El conductor de la exceente ambulancia
que tiene nuestro ayuntamlento. eStaba hus-
cando hielo para el Hospital va habfan
dado las doce y lie era impossible al modesto
funcionaria cunphr ei encaryo reciblio
La ambulancia ileg6 frenge al Cuarto de
SocorrOs en- OCCASION que se eno"ntra ia aili
Don AmerirO Salas y unO de nuestros re-
dac!ores.
Euterado ell Sr Salas de 10 neresario que
era Ia adquisiri6n del h,e!o y 10 iueficaces
que fueron las gestiones del dependiente
del Hospital para conSegairlo, Orden0 al
conductor de In ambulancia que le siguie-
ra hasta el cafe lie ola MaiIorquina", don.
de pude cOnseguir ell Sr Sa!as, pagandoio
de su pecuiio, todo el helo que SO necesta.
ba para los herdos
Este rasgo del Sr. Salas, merece ell
APPLAUSE que n0sOtrOs le c0nsignamos xusto-
sos, tantO por 10 que sguifica en- si cuanrO
pOr cl grandisimo setviciO cue presto los
distinguidos operadores del Hospital.
Ell PkRSOAAL FAC ULTATIVO
Toto cuanto Sc olga en- eiogio 4 los doe
torres Velez Lopez. Gomez briOso, Dovai,
Lippit, Lugo V,nas Aviles de los prac
ticautes Sesnet. Daniel y Llauger,. resulta
merecido insufciente.
Los dOctores meucionados llenaron su
mission con la lemostrada competencia en-
ellOs tan reconocida, curando herilos. 0rga-
nigando un innejorabie servicio meIlico, 4
cuya rapidez Sc dehe ell que no haya sidO
mayor sl n1,nero de las victmas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-02
MEDLDAS DE pRECAUCFOW
I'emoyes de los yomp<h1skgoS.

Nos iDforman que q las by media de esta
manana fue & la FOrtaeza ell Sr. L$tlmer,
con un teegrama de los rompe huelgas de
Pouce participando que hahia $50 dispues-
tos venir, pero que hahiendo ocurrido los
muertos y heridOs de anoche, necesitaban
garantfas para enmender yiaje.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-02
Guardfas d ca6alIo.

Varias pare as de cshaI!eria montads,
llegardQ 4 sSan Juan auoche a las Q, estu-
vieron recorriendo las calIes de Fortaieza y
San Francisco, y esta manana tamhieu Sc
pasearon por Ia ciudad armaGos de ga
rrOteS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-02

la poblaci6n dormiA envaelta on
ombras.
Nj psisanos, nj poll ias. en- las ca
es ;.esiertas no habla mas que Ia i'd
ebre comitiva. como un ldgubre re-
uInen delos successes
HevGdos cYyaGos es ~ Hospital
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-02
EI astecto DE- la eiadad en- 10 m&san4
DIR k0v

Ell astecto7 de la eiMdad en- 10 mSSanx
de hoy
Recorrinos las calles atlas do ia
ciudad ylos traversales 1uga res de la
ocurrsncia de los princlpales Successes
de anoche. observamos que esta ban
lcomponiendose por empleados de Obras
P1blicas municipales los sitios del
pavimento adoquinado entire San Jose
esquina Sol y Cruz esquina San Sc
bastiAn, de donde Sc extrajeron ano-
che gran n1mero de adoquines.
Los focos electricos tam bien sc re
popfan por el personal de la Sociedad
Auonima Luz Electrical y los ba
rrenderos recogfan las piedras, chinos
" Deda1os de adoquines existentes en-
di1has Gales
Present ban los referidos sitjos el
asp cto de haberse libr2do b2tallas
lcam7ales rues Sc y i'm reetos de
bon0UIas elect 1cas be.ollas pi- drss
V al @ ines y ell 'gunas cases sehs
L. H. p, pr2y4-tliea Qu.c s. iuscrueta
lis 1-."s.
ST. L. c. q 1m-ro IS .4 Ia Gale
del Cristo hay Una senAl de IN pro
yectil de tcrcerola V otro cerca de la
lapida de Can peche colocada en- la
c,sa que ocupa la Federation Llbre.
Contra eSta casa sc dispararon vacios
tiros y cuando uno de los proyectiles
r. boc6 cerca de la referida lip,da es
ttaban asomados en- cl balcoucito debajo
| d IA lapida los obrcros Ccnde, Cedei1c
~ Hernaiz.
LNFORME Ill GOBERAA ADOR.
Ell Comandante Jefe INFERNO de
Ia P. I. Mr.. Lutz informo esta maI1a-
ma al Sr. Gobernador, que desde la
media noche reina orden EN- San juan
estando en- calma los anirnos, y que
tiene su6ciente fuerza de guardias
procedentes de los pueblos limitrofes
para soStener el 6rden.
MEDLDAS DE PRECAUCFON.
Algunos policfas han sido destacados
en- varias azoteas de las casas cerca-
mas las esquinas de las calles prin-
cipales, fin de ev1tar que Sc destru-
yam los ARGOS voltaicos y focos eiectri-
cos para ell alumb br ado pdblico
Frente la FED deraci6n Libre" v
en- la azotea del Marshal de la Corte
! de DiStrito Sr. Labrador habfa esta
ma11ana policfas armados de terce-
rolas.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-19

Citations that work on the lodge system
is bill that has been introduced in the
Legislature of this and other States
purporting to be one prepared by the
National Fraternal Congress at it's ses-
sion last September in ST. Louis, and
which has for its purpose the regulat-
ing of fraternal beneficiary associations
SO that all shall be on an equal plane,
also to prevent 'get-rich- quick asso-
Citations from taking advantage Of the
lodge system for the purpose Of delud-
ing those who might desire protection.
Edwin o. Wood, past president of the
National Fraternal Congress and a
member of the executive committee of
that body, has sent out a letter Of
warning, in which he says:
Il deem it duty to refer to this pur-
ported bill of the National Fraternal
Congress without a moments delay in
the fear that it may be introduced in
some Legislature before the members
of the congress fully understand the
extraordinary provisions which have
been added to section IA.
There is very serious error or mis-
understanding somewhere, for the last
three lines of section IA, as they appear
in the bill just sent out, were never
adopted, agreed to, or even considered
at any session of the National Frater-
nal Congress or of the law section.
Il am informed by the president of
the law section that section Ia, as
adopted at st. Louis, was the same in
every particular as the section adopted
at Milwaukee in 1909. Yet there seems
to have been added the following, and
such associations shall be exempt from
the provisions of sections /, Q, 3, and 8
of this act
ANY bill purporting to be the sense
or wish of the National Fraternal Con-
gress which exempts societies already
organized or which may reincorporate,
from section /, which contains a def
milton of a fraternal beneficiary soci-
ETY.; section 2, defining the lodge sys-
tenn; section g. referring to representa-
tive form of government; section 5, to
benefits. and section 8, to funds. would
be bill exempting them from the vi
tai, fundamental and principal feature
of the entire fraternal beneficiary sys-
tenn.
"a bill with these additions to sec
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-19

ton IA could not pass in any State in
the Union, or ought not to become a
law, as it would be a libel upon the
good faith and integrity Of every one
connected with the fraternal system of
home protection.
II have Conformation as to how or
by whom these changes were made,
but as member of the executive COM
mittee I consider it my duty to call the
attention of every member of the con-
gress to them. / am positive that the
executive committee never agreed to
them. nor would any one but the con-
gress have any semblance of authority
to make such radical changes.
"Tbe exemptions in section Ia in the
bill just sent out would permit
any and all kinds of ''get-rich-
quick" schemes to work in the
name of and under the protection
of fraternity. If we are to have a new
law placed upon the statute books in
nearly forty States this winter we
should go slow about opening the doors
to money-making concerns, for GER
tainly far better no legislation at all
than to have bad and dangerous laws
enacted
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-19
An Ian Maclaren Tale

Ian Maclaren tells this story Illus
trating Scottish humor: In a dull
Scottish village, on a dull morning,
one neighbor called at another's
house. He was met at the door by
his friends wife and the conversation
which ensued was this: "Cauld 2"
"Ay." "Guan to be weety (rainy),
I'm thinkin.'' '.Ay'' rs John in ?''
"Ou, ay! he's in s"Can I see him %
Ma" But winted tae see him."
cay. but We Gamma see him. Johns
deid." "Deid % '.Ay." Sudden ?''
'Ay." 'sVerra sudden" "Ay, vera
sudden" did he say anything aboot
pot o. green pent afore he deed ?''-
New York Tribune.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-19
FILEs DENIURRERs.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
PHYSICIANS EVERYWHERE
Know the Value Of Pyramid Pile Cure

know the Value OF Pyramid Pile Cure.
Gratitude alone prompts me to tes-
tify to the efficacy of Pyramid Pile
Cure. Last March / bought a dollar
package al the drug store, which cured
me Of bleeding piles, and I was a suf-
ferer from them for eight years: but 1
had not been troubled with them since.
until last September, when I gave birth
&c a baby girl and after that 1 had a
very severe case Of protruding piles,
which a trained nurse said was the
worst case she ever saw and my doc
tor tolo me to get Pyramid Pile Cure
again which ! did and was completely
cured in three days. ] have not had
piles Of any kind since and it is ali
owing 20 this wonderful remedy. NV
nurse took box, which 1 was glad
TO be able TO give her. for 1 know she
viii be able TO help lots OF suffering
people whom could never see or
know.
L recommend Pyramids wherever I
know Of any one suffering as / did. II
gives .ne great pleasure to be able TO
say / am entirely cured, which my doc
tor says is true. / say God bless Pyra-
mid Pile Cure" From former great
sufferer. Mrs. F. Ancott, 1906 Unity
street, Frankford. Philadelphia. Pa.
This remedy, which is sold by drug
gists generally, in 50-cent and 81 pack
ages. is IN a suppository form, is ap-
piled directly to the parts affected and
performs its work quietly and pain
lessly. Its value is evidenced by the
testimony given above and we urge all
sufferers TO buy q package now and
give Il q trial tonight Accept no
substitutes and remember that there is
no remedy Just as good" A little
book on the Cause and Cure of Piles is
published by the Pyramid Drug Com
pany, Marshall. Mich. and will be sent
free TO any address.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-19
champion Stone-Thrower.

"The Bluejacket (Indian Territory
News" offers to the world a new
champion stone-threwer. 1t says:
Frank Slagle, man hitherto as
unknown to fame as was Alton B.
Parker before the election, is the new
star in the horizon. A man who DEM
onstrated his ability to take one
smooth stone. and from a distance of
200 feet land blow on the Uranium
of bald eagle which caused that
lordly bird to retire from public life
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-19
SAUSALITO'S POLL TAX
LAW UNCONSTITUTTONA
Decision of Judge Lennon Saves Each
Resident of Bay Town Dollar
a Year

SAN RAFAEL. Feb. 1s.-Judge
Lennon decided to-day that the Sau-
salito street poll tax ordinance is un-
constitutional and released Frederick
Marriott on habeas corpus. The or
dinance was passed some time ago by
the Town Trustees of Sausalito and
provided that every male citizen of
the town should pay street poll tax
of 81.
Journalist refused to pay the tax and
was arrested. He applied to the Su-
perior Court for a writ of habeas cor
pus, which was granted.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-19
GILA RIVER REACHES
THE HIGH WATER MARK
Stream Is Higher Than It Has Been
for Years In NeighborhoOd OF
Phoenix.

PHOENIX. Ariz.. Feb. 1s.-The
Gila River this afternoon was higher
than ever before known. though 1t is
believed the crest of the food has now
passed. Tthe Maricopa and Phoenix
Railroad bridge, recently repaired for
the third time this year, Is again out
Of commission. The structure still
stands. but Is considered unsafe for
the passage of trains.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-19
OPPOSES RAILROAD BILL.
Stockton Chamber of Commerce In.
strucfs Assemblyman Muenter.

STOCKTON, Feb. 18.-The Stock
ton Chamber of Commerce to-day
adopted resolutions against the pass
age of the railroad crossing bill now
before the Senate in its present form
and recommended the adoption of
certain amendments so the bill will
be fair to all railroads. Senator Muen-
ter is requested to oppose the bill un-
less the amendments are adopted.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-19
DAMAGE SUIT FOLLOWS
ROW BETWEEN OIL MEN
Kern County Superior Court Holds
Special Session to Hear Testi-
mony of Physician.

1fySfCIdus
BAKERSFIELD, Feb. 1S.-In the
suit of J.. +. Walker against J. A.
Chanslor ct al. a special session of
the Superior Court was held last night
to hear the testimony of a physician.
The suit is to recover $4,000 DAMAGES
for injuries received in a shooting az
fray which occurred in April, 1901
when a party of men. including the
defendants and others in sympathy
with the Mount Diablo Oil Company.
attempted to drive the plaintiff and
G. P. Cornell off a claim which IL
was claimed the Superior Sunset oil
Company had jumped.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-19
Keeps Pe-ru-na in the House.

candidate for Vice President of the
United States" To the incredulous
this should carry conviction: Size
of bird. seven feet two inches from
tip to tip.'
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-19
New Plax ar serentx-F1re.

BERLIN, Feb. 1s.-Paul Aeye has
written a new play. The Canadian"
which will be produced at Frankfort
on March Is. his seventy fifth birth
day.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-19

L have never worn glasses. / can read
the Peruna Almanac we'll as any
young person.
"I have, until within the last ten
years, enjoyed very good health. My
illness is something resembling the
weakness of old age
II find Peruna of a great deal of use
to me- 1t strengthens my stomach and
digestion, and I have never found any
Pe-ru-na is a Blessing to Old
Persons.
Mrs. Mary A. Willis, Room 40. Ven
dome Hotel. Seattle. Wash, writes:
"Peruna is a blessing to old persons.
1 was troubled with sleeplessness and
indigestion after | was sixty years old,