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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-13
HERON GETS RAND FORTUNE
Probability that Other Children Will File
Contest Of Will
YoEMEN REMOVE GRAND F0REMEN PAUL
National Guardsmen OutshOot Reg
uIars I'm the Contest on the
rifle Range at Fort
Des MOines.
YoEMtN REMOVE GRAND FORENEN PAUL
lFrom q stan Correspondentl

DIES MONIES, Ia, Aug. 12-(Special
Telegram. )-Professor Heron and wife re-
turned to Burlington today with the ashes
Of Mrs. Rand. The will was opened and
though kept a secret It is understood It
gives the estate to Heron. George Rand
and other children will contest the will.
Mrs. Rand, the mother Of Mrs. Heron. was
the widow of r. d. Rand a millionaire
lumber merchant.
YOemen Remove Paul.
The board of directors Of the Brother
hood OF American Yoeman today removed
j. E. Paul from the position Of grand
foreman. the chief ONCE of the order, for
incompetency. The decision was on the
finding Of Attorney John d. Dennison Of
Dubuque. to whom the Yoeman fight waJ
referred as referee. william Koch, one Of
the directors, was elected to the vacancy.
The grand lodge meets in Colorado Springs
In September and the matter will with
out doubt be fought out there. There was
a severe fight in the order some months
ago against Paul who won out in the
grand lodge meeting here by a big ma
iority.
Gunrdsmen Outshoot Regulars.
In the competition between the Iowa Ma
tional guard and the Eleventh cavalry for
representatives to compete at Sea Grit,
n. j.. Corporal George Bever of Company
z Of Centerville in the Fifty-fourth regi-
ment made a record Of 4s out OF possible
30 at 800 yards which Is the best record
ever made in the guard. out of a possible
200 he made III and was followed by Cor
poral Fisher of the Fifty-hfth, who took
second place with 10.
MoI.harrw for Cnunraaa
The possibility that senator Molsberry
will be a candidate for congress in the
First district was first brought to the at
tention Of the politicians here today by
reading in the local paper published al
Columbus Senator Molsberry's home ir
Louisa county. the announcement that he
would likely be Congressman Hedges sue
cessor. Senator Molsberry was the author
OF the railroad merger bill introduced by
him in the Twenty-eighth general assembly
Believes Law VIII Pass.
Governor Cummins stated today thai
he believed with doubt that the primary
election law will be passed by the mex
legislature. For some time there has beer
some skepticism over the passage Of tn,
law. Governor Cummins stated early las
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-13
Making Many Medicine Men.

HURON, 3. D., Aug. R.-(Special. IA
meeting OF the State Board OF Medical Ex-
aminers was In session here yesterday, with
Dr. Foxton, and a number OF applicants was
given certificates TO practice medicine SO
far this year the board has examined
forty-one applicants, Of whom eleven failed
to pass. In it's examinations the board IL
very careful, and only grants certificates
where the applicant is fully up to the re-
Quirements.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-13
Bellevue.


Mr.. ]. l.. Goss was an Omaha visitor
Friday.
Ed Cow purchased a nice team OF horses
from a La Platte man.
Mrs e. l.. Chaffee has returned from
pleasant visit to Lake Okoboji.
Miss Marie Covert left Wednesday for
visit with friends in Wisconsin
Miss Lucy Dudas returned from an eX-
tended visit to home folks on Tuesday.
]. e. Freed made trip over In Iowa
in the interest Of the college curing lhe
Mrs. H. A. Doud and daughter Elizabeth
of omaha are guests at the college TINS
week. y
morning service at the Presbyterian church
today.
Rev. Stephen Phelps began his vacation
today. The pulpit will be filled by other
ministers during his absence.
Harry Peter sold his fine team of mules
Thursday and is now looking for team OF
horses to take the places of the mules.
Benjamin stouffer shipped several hun
His wheat averaged about thirty bushels
per acre.
Mr.. Langheine is pushing Miss Carrie
Estelle's new cottage TO completion II
will be a siX-room cottage, conveniently
arranged.
Miss Bessie Lee was taken to the South
Omaha hospital Wednesday TO undergo an
operation for appendicitis. During the last
year some twelve or fifteen persons have
had the appendicitis.
Arthur Chase, the state president OF the
Christian Endeavor society, will give a re-
port OF the Christian Endeavor interna.
| tional convention at Baltimore in the Pres
! byterian church at o'clock this evening
Mr.. Patterson, the county surveyor, OF
! Papillion and Mr.. Taylor of Omaha were
| in Bellevue Monday locating a number OF
! lots for Chicago man. When an abstract
/ and other arrangements are made these
| lots will be offered for sale.
The village board held it's regular meeting
| Monday evening. The bond of j. f. Freed
| was approved which makes him a fui
| hedged member OF that board. Freed wal
/ elected to MI a vacancy caused by the
! resignation of T. d. Lane, who was elected
! TO the Office of street commissioner. Bid
! for lighting the street lamps will be con
sidered and let to the lowest responsible,
| bidder at the next meeting.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-13

CRESTON, Ia, Aug. 12.-(Special) THE
visit of the Council BLUFFS business men
TO this city last night was a pleasant event
and will be productive Of good results. The
visitors were entertained by the Creston
Commercial club at the Eiks hail and left
this morning, 1t is hoped, with pleasant
recollections OF the metropolis of south
western Iowa.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-13
MAYOR Arreated for GambIinp.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia. Aug. l2.-(Special >
A warrant is in the hands Of the, sherif
for the arrest OF Mayor Ed Bi3uer OF
Scion. he being wanted for the permission
OF gambling In his shop at Solon The In
formation was sworn out by Charles Wolfe
OF that place. and charges the keeping
OF a nuisance by permitting gambling, the
throwing Of dice and 50 forth.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-13
Prisoners brother is Arrested

ONAWA, Neb., Aug. 12-(SpeciaI)-
William Moran, brother OF Thomas Moran,
who is confined in the Monona jail charged
with horse stealing, was arrested and
brought before Mayor Harlow today
charged with attempting to liberate his
brother from Jail. The hearing is set for
O'Clock Monday, when a deep laid plot
for releasing all the prisoners is expected
to be laid bare
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-13
General superintendent. switch.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Aug. l2-(speciaI
Telegram.)-An official change in the Rock
Island railroad will be effected Monday
II. S. Cable has been advanced to general
superintendent OF the central division with
headquarters at Davenport. and C. H.
Hubbell, now acting in that capacity, will
succeed Mr.. Cable here as general superin-
tendent of the northern district.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-13

CEDAR RAPIDS. Ia. Aug. l2.-(Sp~cial
Telegram.)-Glen GOldsberry. the 49, ear
old son Of farmer living three miles
from Central City, is the victim Of Sc
rious accident He was thrown from a
horse he was riding and one foot was so
badly crushed that amputation was neces-
sary
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-13
Charged with RobbinR Mail Box

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, AUS. 12.-(speclal
Telegram. Ion the charge of robbing a
United States mail box on January r.
1890. about six miles northeast of Marion
Ike Chiesmere and w. II. Evants were
arraigned before United States Commits
sioner Captain J. o. Stewart. The hear
ing was continued to Tuesday August
q
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-13
Charged with Murder of Husband.

OTTUMWA, Ia, Aug. I2.-Mrs. Mary
Harris has been arrested charged with the
murder Of her husband, James NJ Harris,
farmer who was found dead in bed
Saturday morning, August 5, with a bull
let wound in the head. coroner's fury
held an inquest on August sand re-
turned verdict Of suicide. Conflicting
testimony before the coroner's inquest and
other circumstances led nelghbors to sus-
pect that Harris was killed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-13

DUnHee,
Miss Hertz is the guest of her sister. Mrs.

Miss Hertz is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
A. T. Klopp.
The Dundee Improvement club held a
meeting at the church Friday evening.
Mrs. p j. Barr and Miss Margaret Barr
are expected home the first Of September.
Miss Mildred Bennett entertained a large
company of young people last Saturday
afternoon.
Two new residences are going up on I'm
derwOod avenue between FoFty-ninth and
Ftftieth streets
Mr.. Frank Carmichael Is building himself
a residence on Davenport street. between
FOrty-eighth and Forty-ninth streets.
Mrs. D. L. johnson and children left on
Thursday for Western Nebraska, where
they win Join = camping party for . lev
weeks.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-13
TO sKEPTICs.


II you have been treated without results
and have become discouraged, you should
accept this offer. II enables you to get the
strongest treatment for deafness and all
special diseases that can be given. 1t
positively cures where all other specialists
have failed. Your failure was due to the
old-tlme methods used, that did not reach
the disease. Deafness Is a disease OF the
middle ear. DR. Branaman applies medi-
cine to the disease which heals and cures
which loosens the little chain OF bones
gives them their normal action, strengthens
The weakened nerve, gives renewed circula.
and middle ear and opens It, leaving the
ear normal with perfect hearing. lie
get free trial which will convince all
that the treatment Is unlike all others and
does reach the disease and cure.
II your case Is incurable you will be told
so free Of charge. DR.. Brsnaman will not
accept money from an incurable case.
honesty is ms motto. Every case accepted
this month under an absolute guarantee to
cure.
II you are amIcted with deafness,
asthma, hay-feVer, blood poison in
any form, female weakness, stomach,
liver ana kidney diseases or rheu-
matism, you should he treated now
A. nature IL In harmony with n cure.
ASTHMA CURED.
Eight years ago l began to have short
ness of breath and choking, constant
wheeling and rattling in my chest and
Finally l got so bad / could not work
Doctors told me asthma could not be cured
l had to sit up at night; the only relief
got was from smoking an asthma powder
which only gave temporary relief. l lost
flesh and strength. l went to DR.. Brana.
man physical wreck, and in few weeks
/ was new man. l can now breathe free
and easy. l sleep like a child all night.
do not cough or have any more rafting OF
wheeling. This New Cure is a sure specific
for Asthma, and I recommend Il to ell my
friends, as no one could be any worse thar
I was.
PETER PIEQUERER.
Ss15 Street, South Omaha.
Twenty years ago I had the La Grippe
ana II settled in my ears, causing them e
close up and pain me; my ears were sore
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-13
BeIoit Man GETS Professorship.

HURON, s. D., Aug. R.-(Speoial.)-
Huron college trustees announce the ap.
pointment Of John l. Pipal. q graduate OF
Beloit college. as inspector in orat0ry and
physical culture.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-13
Inst snnreme nnnrt-

In a last supreme effort to cure constira-
ton, billousness, etc, take DIR. Kings New
Life Pills. 25c. For sale by Sherman 4
MCCONNELL Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-13
SUES AUTOIsT FOR DAMAGES
CrestOn Woman Hurt in Runaway
WnntH SiH ThOnaand DoIIRra.

CRESTON, Ia, Aug. IL ecial >
damage suit filed in the Unit county
district court is the result OF a tutomo-
bile accident which occurred in his city
some months ago. The plaintiff is Mrs.
Matilda Flood, who claims that she is
suffering from personal injuries caused
by her horse becoming frightened by
passing automobile owned and driven by
L. NJ. Walker, an Alton druggist. Walker,
so plaintiff alleges, came up behind her
in his automobile and frightened her
horse, usually a gentle and docie animal
and a runaway resulted. Mrs Flood was
thrown from the buggy and sustained
severe injuries She demands $500 dam
ages. The case comes up for hearing in
the August term OF the district court.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-13
ACCEPTANCE NOW NECESSARY AUGUST 81 THE LAST Dk


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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-13

lost my hearing rapidly. At last my ear
began to discharge tctid matter and I
gol deaf as a post in that ear. tried
everytning one specialist treated me one
be &c" cured. i treated with smother special.
suits. / went to DR.. Branaman. He ap-
piled his New Cure, and l am now able to
near the clock tick anywhere in the room.
all ordinary conversation splendid i have
not felt so well In twenty years. am
just splendid In every way, and l advise
ali who are afflicted to consult pr BranA-
man. MRS. HANNAH SABlTA,
1911 Leavenworth 81.
WAS DEAF 20 YEARS,
Mr. G, II. Garrison, ReVnOlds, Reb.,
prominent business man who has been
deaf for twenty-five years, writes
Il have regained my hearing. l can hear
all ordinary conversation perfectly, I have
been realf for twenty-hve years. My ear
drums were totally destroyed. All special-
seemed stopped UP. Your treatment has
opened my ears, stopped all noises, and
hear. fine. Your treatment is surely a cure
you should cure me and never see me-"
DEAFNESS AND HEAD NOISES,
l have been troubled with caeArrh for
cold that settled in my throat aud ears,
closing them and making me very deaf and
giving the most violent head noises. I
could not sleep for noises and pain; my
ears felt full. / could not hear anything
in one ear. went 10 prominent Omaha
and run tubes into tho ear making them
worse. l read Of DR.. Branaman curing so
many people and went To him He promised
me a cure, and today my hearing is per-
fectly restored, head noises stopped, my
catarrh is cured. In fact, l am cured. I
wish TO have this statement published 80
others may know where to get cured.
gladly recommend the New Cure to all.
MRS. =. F. ANDERSEN,
9ls 8 goth Street.
Home Treatment ns Effective 40
once Treatment. write for Home
Treatment symptom Blanks and Book
of Testimonials.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-13
G. M. BRANAMAN, NJ. D

B1O New York Life Bldg, Omaha, Neb.
Office Hours--9 a. m. to p. M; even
ings. Wednesdays and Saturdays, to
p. M; Sundevs. 10 a. IN. 20 IL m.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-13

There are still nine other charges against
Cobban.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-13
ASTHMA CURED.
PETER PIEQUERER.
,s1b V Street. South Omaha
DEAF TWENTY YEARs-CrREn.

Twenty years ago I had the La Grippe
and 1t settled in my ears, causing them to
close up and pain me; my ears were sore
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-07

Dssearnos que v. eonozca el Liquo-
zone, vel producto 1e dir6 mas de 10 que
uosotroe podemos decirle. Por 10 tanto,
Ie roga1nos nos permita regalarle La pri-
mera bote1la con ob3eto de que haga utl
eusayo. Dele que le pruebe que hace 10
que las medicinas no pueden hacer. Yea
e11s efectos t6nicos. Fiiese como destruye
los gErmenes. DepuGs v. 10 usara STEM
pre-. como nosotroS hacemos, y como
hacen mi1lones de personas.
Este ofrecimiento por sf 1nismo debiera
eonyencerlo de que el Liquozone hace 10
que pretendemos. Seguramente no com:
prariamos una botel1a para regalarsela 81
tuvfesernos La menor duda acerca de los
resultados. v. necesita estos resultadosi
y. necesita estar bien, y conservarse bien'
Y este no puede v. conseguirlo, nj nad1ei
sin el Lquozone.
PagamOs 500, 900
Por los derechos del Liquozone eti
America y otros paises. Htcimos estol
despues de ensayar durante dos amos e
producto por medic de Medicos y Hospi
fales: despuGs de probar en- millares dc
casoS diferentes, que el Liquozone des
Fruve Ia causa de cualquier enfermedao
microbes. 81 Liquozone ha sido POI
mas de 40 a1ios obieto de constantes estu
dies cientificos y quimicOa No &c hac'
mezclando drogas nj con alcohol. 5ui
virtudes Be deT1van solamente de gases
a1ayormente gas oxfgenos por un process
ere reuuiere TA dias, y e1 empleo oe IN ~
I71ensos aparatos. FL resultado es un u
nrido due lnac9 10 que e1 ox1geno. r.
m ailmento para La sangre y los nefv1os
10 MAO esencfal en- el mundo para v; E1
eta, yiEaliEa = puEiaea "a m GeEmAca0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-07
n OILC AS

-lla llegado 4 esta ciudad .el se-
for Enrique ContFeraS taqufgrafO
De Ii Corte de Distrito de AgUadi-
LA. Saludamos afectuosamente al
amigo y compa1ero.
Ell spfoE Alberto F. Martinez
del Departamento de instruction
encu6ntrase en- usO de licencia tenn
poral. |T.@
-Anoche fue mordida por un
peFro Ia nina Feltcita Mojica, en- ell
music izquierdo. Fu9 condpcida al
cuarto de Socorro en- donde 81 pFac-
ticantO senor Llauger le presto sus
-SThe Department of Education
announces that the opening Of
bids for plumbing work for San
Francisco BarrackS, which will be
FemodeIed for the San Juan High
School, has been postponed until
ten o'clock on the morning of
Wednesday, August 81
-Esta noche celebraF8 session ell
Ayuntamiento de la Ciudad.
-NacimientOs: F6 Solano, Rafael
Cintr6n, Manuel Rens Rein. sa, Si-
Sana Santos Garcia y Zoila Moves
y Rosa. Defunciones: Basilio Mar
tinez Guzman, F6 Solano, Ana Mar
tinez Gonzalez y EncaFnaci6n Con
z&lez y Nieves. MatrimOnios: An
tCnio Quirogas y Carmen C6rdova:
Sc encUentFa en- esta Ciudad
ell Alcalde De Vieques senior Ame-
des Bonnet, acOmPana9o De su es-
PosaT 8 hiia. ---- r..
-Aundue NO. con la concurren-
Cia de otFas veceS, llev6se q efectO
anoche la Fetreta en- Ia plaza DIAL
doFiotyD por la banda del battalion
puertorriqueflo. r -.~-.-~
Ell Teniente IturrondO da cuen-
ta de que los braceros de Faiardo
siguen trabajando Segdn cOstum-
bre. Todo tranquilO. En- Naguabo
celebrarOnse meeting en- la casa
Acadia sin que ocurrieran aistur-
bios.
-Por expender cigarrillos al por
mayor sin tener icencia fu6 dete-
nide en- Caguas Juan Lopez.
Manuel MILAN fu6 ConaensdO
esta mana ma q pagar dos dollars
de multa por vender carne en- NAL
estado.
-Gregorio Cruz. dispar6 dos til
ros al aire & la subiaa de la Lyle
sia de Santurce y el Juez Bazan
le impuso $15 de mu lta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-07
Importanto Asanl lbIea
m6diC0, aver.
GOnStIUy6so Ia IIga contra Ia ano.
mia.
Acto de verdadera trascend ndencia
cientfficau

Aver & Ias dos de Ia tarde se cele-
bro en- los salOnes del Atene0 IR Assm
bleR para ConHtituiF Ia IigA contra lIa
snemia, con numerOga C0nCurFenCla de
m6liCos de San Juan , de 10 l. sla+
La Comisi6n. 8unque ell doctor StSh4
no formaba parte de ella, atendida ga
venerRbiIidad, teniendo en- Cuepta que
es 81 presidente de la AsOCiaCl On me
diOa y que Ia Comisi6n organizations
de n liQS contra D@ &nemiR esta ba cons
tituida Dor miembros de lG AsOciI ci6n,
la nombr6 & 81 Uresidente de lR mesa.
Et doctor Stahl abri6 el &Cto sAludRn.
do d COnCurrencia. presentandO 8
los miembros de In COmiai6n y lamen-
tsndose mueho de qde s esA a9ambiea
no hubieran ConCuTrido tOd0g loa me-
dicos de Ia isla que tenfan eD deber mo-
rel de ser Los primerOg en- manifestar
ga inteH6S por Rsunto de tanta| impor-
tanCis, como 10 es Ia ConOtituci6n de
ans li0s contrs la anemia, enfeFmedad
cruel que diezms Ia pob.aci6n cAmpe'
sina en- una aIAFmsnte proportion.
Ell doctor G. lnz2!ez Martinez die
cuents con los trRb jos de 10 Iigs y
tPsz6 al plan general de que 6:tR q
valdlfn para Couspguir aus iues, y Ell
pan % bas6 en- los Siguientss puDtt 8
1e TrAtamientO de t060S Aog en-
fermos creRndo estaciones.
% Utilizsr & los maeStroa de eB
cuelas para que todss lRS semRn9Ps 9
thimo dia de case. paPtisndo de ins
trucci, nss dadAO por el Comit6 centra
da IA li0.. den conferencia8 de 10 gu
eS IN anpnis, como 90 CODtFae y conn
az avita. {. fl I de deaterrar de nueatFO
cSmpeSinOg eli hGbitO pernicioso de de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-07
.eesr en- ls superficie de la tierrass

fecar en- 10 superfcie de 10 tierrpSs
80 Gestionar del Conseio Eieou-
two por medic del Superintendsnte
de SRnidsd d SprobaCi6n de una 0fde-
narzR gRnitariR estableCiend0 el pso
cbigatorio de Ietrinas pOr t0da Ia
isla.
Sc Ieyeron varios teIegrAmas de ad-
hesi6n de m6dico8 de lG iRla y una
proposition del seflor BArroS Pen9,
GffeoiendO la mitad del product0 de
10000 videB Vendidas en- p6b!icR Bu'
bastR.
Sc die cuent8 con un8 Carta del Go
bsrnadOr adhiri6ndose & los prOp6OitOS
de 10 liga.
El &c nor Gonzalez Martinez lego On
bonitO trAbsjo de los i6venes de la
Uaiversidad de Puerto Rico. en- ell cual
se moBtrabR que segufAn con intefel
los trabDios contra 10 anemia , que
habfsn COustituido un comit6 de de-
fsnaR y solicitA ban inOtruOCiOnes.
Ell doctor Ashford Iey6 un Iumin0
60 informe que fac bien acogido. TOr
l& sgambieR. " -~~-~-. @s
DiHCuti6Fonse y aprObarOnse lCs es
tAtutos de la liRS.
Sc proCsdi6 q ID election del Conf
! t6 central directive, quedand0 Copsti
tuido con los se Il pres aiguientt8: Pre-
sidente honoFaFio doctor b. K Ash
J ford, presidents efectivo doctor GPn
zaIez Ramirez, vice preSideute doctor
JAe CarboneIl. geCretaFio doctor Me
riano Martinez. tesoFer0 doctor MA
ueI @ 1eved0 Baez VOcalet: don Do
taviano G. srcfa S Ss'gAdc, don EmilisnC
Diaz y don Jon6 Gordils.
Ell acto On res6 men fu6 important,
di6se ALI una prueba de gran CuItu
70 m6dicA puertOrriquefiR.
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Ra oncOntrado sIOnpro 10 quo
ha quSTIdO.

EI 6Itimo n6mero del sPuerto Rico
NawS.S trae. una espeOie de articuIo en-
que un americana diCes entre o Sras
CcsSs: 1918;
GAm6rica neOesit6 an libertadOr y 10
enContr6 en- jorge Warrington, un So'
focadoF de rebellones y 10. encontro en-
Uliaes Grant, an estAdistA Y encon tF6
6 William Taft para dRr sOiucl6n al
probems f ipin0 - Y. sgregR1nos
n0aOtrOS: America neCeelt6 uu CoIon1-
zRdOr, y 10 enco nitro On Fore ker; Anne
rics necesit6 AAegurar 90 ComerClo en-
Cuba y eneontF6 s Mr.. Platt; Amerl:
ca necesit6 an pOIitiCO que diVidieFa 6
Ia fAmiIia puertOFEiquenS, encOnt tFo
& William III Hunt.
America hR enContradO Siempre 10
nua ha huacadO. ,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-07
cINrURoN ELEcTR1co MAS

Ell CINTURON ELECTRICO MAS
FUERTE EN- FL MUNDO.
Con la intenci0n de hacer cbnocer E intro
ductr nuestro cinturon eIectrico CROWNS
en- los mgares donde no estA adn conocidos
queremos mandar uno cualquier persona
que 10 neeesite, absolutamente gratis. ESQ
es un ofrecil1iento honestos hecho por una
firma segura y honrada.
81 Vd. ha perdid0 la vitalidad Sc sRente
abatido Y desalentado; debH y nervioso 81
le agobia ma vejez prematura, y ell yigor de
IA juYentud esta peFdida 81 padece de dolo-
res en- las espaldas, perdida de la virilidad,
Indigestion varicocela este cansao de
pagar Ginero q los Gnedicos sin encontrar ali-
VIC, puede Yd ser curado con ell cintur61
electrico q CROWN. y
Sabemos que nuestro cintur6n puede sa-
narlo, que Vd. despu6s de curade 10 re-
comendara a otros enfermos, y que de este
ofrecimiente liberal.
Su cintur6n me ha curado de Ia Debiadad,
de la Varicocela de la enfermedad de Ner-
yios, por la cura de las cuales hnbfa en- yano
consultado un gran nnmero dc medicos
hasta Greer mis- Intermediates incurabtes
Por fin la Providencia me mandoI su cinturon
electrico, con cuyo uso obtuve la curacion.
JOSE ca 1fPR4, -Ciudad de Mexico.
CTThIPLTREMOS CON 10 QUE DECI.
z MOS - COrtqd este aVisO. mandndnoslo con
81 noTnbre direction = TN PESO amerlcano
para gastos de transporte, nandaremos d
va ef cintur6n electrfco q CROWN.O
CROWN ELECTRO MEDICAL CO.
8 ,20l Beard Bldg, New York, E. U, A
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