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amendment to the rules of the Coun-
Gil providing that no Alderman could
leave the chamber without the consent
OF the Council 1t went to the Com
mittee on Rules.
He also introduced an ordinance pro-
vloing that the salary OF A. e. Thomp-
son, steward at the Emergency Hospf-
tai be fxed at SOS per month and that
the salary Of Mrs. A. T.. Thompson.
matron, be fixed at SIS per month. The
ordinances went over until the NEXT
regular meeting.
Alderman ]. c. Tyson had a number
OF street repairing resolutions and q
IesoIutlon asking the City Attorney to
investigate the Availability and the
cost Of opening Jefferson Davis Avenue
from Holt Street to Cleveland Avenue.
me resolution went to the COMMITTEES
on Judiciary.
Strauss and the Butchers.
A resolution was introduced by
Alderman Strauss calling for an amend j
ment to Section 1882 of the City Code
regarding Sunday closing Of business
houses and shops. The Amendment n
to exempt from the provisions OF the
ordinance dealers In fresh meats, hsh.
ana oysters, allowing them to keen
open for business on Sundays until IL
O'Clock noon. The same exemptions
are given to news dealers. The reso-
luton was referred to the Judiciary
Committee
A resolution was introduced by
Alderman Hartley. and passed. pro-
vidfngt for the making of profIes OF all
street grades and have them signed by
the Street Committee and city En-
gineer.
An ordinance introduced by Alderman
Hartley was also passed providing for
the curbing of Jefferson Davis Avenue
with granite from the west side of
Amanda Street to the east side Of Holt
street and for laying all necessary
storm water and serface sewers con-
storm water and surface sewers con-
mitted after due advertising and the
property owners are allowed the usual
thirty days in which to render objec-
lions.
A resolution Of President Gunter was
ADOPTED providing for the creation of
mittee on Baby Bonds.
Alderman Sullivan introduced a res
olution that called for the Mayor and
the Committee on Schools to investi-
gate the claim of G. Y. Bogacki Of $500
for an alleged balance on payment of
the city for the erection of the Heron
Street school building. The resolution
was referred to the Schools Committee,
A resolution introduced by Alderman
Holloway and providing for the estab-
lishment OF fire stations with usual
equipment at convenient spots on Bel
linger Heights and In Highland Park
was referred to the Fire Committee.
Several resolutions for laying short
sanitary sewers were introduced and
referred to the Committee on Santa
ton.
Alderman Holloway reintroduced the
league ordinance regulating the Sun
day closing OF saloons which was re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee by |
his own request.
The Council adjourned at 1880 o'ciocl,
after directing the Rules Committee to |
prepare and bring to the next regular |
meeting of the body q new book Of |
rules.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-07


The fish dealers. the oyster dealers
and the butchers of Montgomery are
perturbed.
The cause Of the perturbation OF
said dealers is the letter of Mayor
league to Chief of Police Gerald. call
ing on him to enforce the law pro-
hibiting the opening of stores for busi-
ness on Sunday.
Last night the dealers addressed a
ell asking that In some way they be
allowed to do business on Sunday.
They claim that IL the law 10 enforced
they will lose two business days. They
claim that they would not be willing
to sell fish. oysters and fresh meats
on Saturday, which were received FRI
day night to be eaten on Sunday.
not buy such articles. And they fur
Their claim that they would have no
stock for Mondays business.
Their petition was referred to q Joint
committee on Judiciary and Finance.
Mayor league. however. took steps
last night to remedy the difficulty. He
addressed n communication to the
Council asking that the section be
amended 30 as to make Il not so sweep
ing. HIS communication was as fol-
lows: s6
To the Honorable City Council of Mont
gomery:
"Gentlemen-I desire to call your at
tention to Section 11s3 of the City
Code. This section IL very broad and
sweeping In it's character, and / would
be pleased to have the Council, through
Its proper committee, to take It up and
make Its provisions more specific
While ! feel It to be my duty TO en-
force the law as find it. yet I feel
1t incumbent upon me to ask your hon.
orable body to investigate this section
In all its bearings and suggest such
amendments as you may deem proper.
Respectfully,
wv. NJ. league.
Mayor"
IT was referred to the Judiciary Com
ynitfee
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Discuss beef Case.
Chicago. Nov. e.--At.orney General
WILLIAM r. Moody has sent for
District Attorney G.. s. Morrison and
Assistant Attorney General Oliver a.
Pagin to go to Washington In regard
toHthe beef trust prosecution. 1T liz un-s
derstood Messrs. Morrison and Pagfi1
win leave Chicago tomorrow for the mas
tional capital
The plea of the packers, declarinm
that Commissioners GARFIELD of the Hu-
reau OF Corporations, who preyfousix
investigated the beef industry. Rad
promised the packers immunity from
prosecution, has taken such an aspect
that the Attorney General is said ID
wish Joint interview with the Come
missioner ana with Messrs Morrison
and Pagin. ~
The Chicago officials have not vet
learned whether Commissioner GARFIELD
did promise the packers immunity. The
Attorney General will probably dictate
the policy to be followed in answering
the packers pleas.
A large number of witnesses for the
Government were some time ago here
summoned to appear on days ranginR
from November to 20. All on the pro-
cesses returnable before November ID
have been extended 10 dates following.
II is now blieved that a trial will not
be reached until after the Christmas
holidays
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-07

blood. twill set things right In yosr ston-
ach, and your appetite will come back. II
there Is any tendency In your family toward
consumption, it will keep that dread de-
stroyer away. Even after Consumption has
almost gained foothold In the form Of
lingering cough, brouchftis, or bleeding at
the lungs, it viii bring about speedy cure ia
% per cent. OF all cases. 1t 10 remedy pre-
pared by Dr. r. v. Pierce, of Buffalo, N Y,
whose advice Is given free to all who wish to
write him. His great success has come from
his wide experience and varied practice.
o. 8. Copenhaver, Esq, of Mount Union,
Huntingdon Co., Pa. (Box aas). writes: About
twelve years egp was suddenly taken with
pain In the nit Of the stomach watch was 90 vio-
teat I could not walk straight. II would grow
more severe until It caused waterbrash and vors-
hing Of SHINY yellow water. A physician told
me had form of dyspepsia and treated me for
about six months with but little benefit. An
other physician told me my liver was out of or
der and that bad indigestion. He gave me
treatment and got sofhe better but only for q
had chronic indigestien, uiceration Of the lining
Of the stomach torpid liver and kidney affection.
He treated me for more than year and felt
much better, but II did not last. then took to
using several widely advertised patent medi-
cines but received no more than Temporary re-
lief then tried DR. Pierce's medicines, using
his Golden Medical Discovery and the Pleas
ant Peilets and in two months time was feel
ing better than had for years before"
Don't be wheedled by penny grabbing
dealer into taking inferior substitutes for
DR.. Pierce's medicines, recommended to
be lust as good"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-07
Monthly Meeting to BE Held Mt Capitol
To-day.

Monthly Meeting to BE Held mt Capitol
Today.
The Alabama Railroad Commission
will sit today In regular monthly ses-
sion, making the first meeting that
has been held since September 20.
The date of the meeting was changed
from Monday, the regular day, to Tues
day. November Z. by special request Of
President b. b. Conner.
President Conner was in Russe1lvilIe
yesterday and In Sheffield last night
engaged In campaign work. Having
an appointment at these places to
speak. he could not be present yester-
day and his associates on the Com
mission. Messrs. w. T. Sanders and
w. C. Tunstall. acceded to the request
for postponement.
Among the matters to be considered
by the Commission today will be
number of recommendations that came
of the inspection trip that the Commits
sioners made a few days ago on the
Central of Georgia Railway.
Commissioners Tunnstaii and San
ders are in the city ready for the meet
ing. The Commission should be called
to order at 10 o'clock as that is the
usual hour for the beginning OF the
work
In view of the fact that this is the
first meeting OF the tribunal since Pres
ident Conner has announced his candi-
dacy for Governor In the next primary
today's proceedings will be watched
with interest
Some decisive action is likely to be
taken on the motion of the President
at the last meeting to reduce the pas
senger fare on all branch lines to at
least cents mile. There was a mass
of written evidence filed with the Com
.tsn act hs,,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-07
PRACTICAL REMEDY
Fowler Speaks Emphatically on Need of Reliable
Treatment for Stomach Troubles.

The demand of the hour" says Mr..
Fowler, our leading druggist. us for a
reliable treatment of stomach troubles
that is practical and convenient to use"
There are many so-called cures"
he continued. but the trouble is that
with the exception of Mi-o-na. they
do not cure or they are not practical
This remedy is easy to use, being in
tablet fern. and the fact that guar
antee 1t to cure or will refund the
money. shows what think OF its val
ue. Everyone who has Indigestion or
stomach troubles, should procure this
best Of medicines and see how quickly
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-07

The October number of Masters in.
Music" treats of Camille Saint-Saens,
the celebrated French composer. The
frontispiece is a handsome portrait
of Saint-Saens. The editor. Daniel
Gregory Mason. presents a brief sketch
are articles upon the art and works
of the composer. The selections from
compositions are the characteristic
phale," my Heart at Thy Sweet
Voice" from Sampson and Delilah,"
and "Reverie du Sofr," from the Suite
Algerienne." Subscription price $3.50
q year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-07
BODY OF AMERICAN.


Found ON shore Of the Mediterranean
Near Rome.
Rome. Nov. 6.-The body of a middle
aged man, supposed to be an American.
has been found on the Mediterranean
shore between Porto d'Azno and Net
tuno, twenty-five miles from Rome.
There were no signs OF violence, but
the police suspect the body was rob-
bed after death. as they found only two
lire in silver in his pockets. though they
found gold watch of American make
on the body.
According to papers found with the
body, the deceased was a doctor named
A. N. Harris.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-07

1t gives relief and health
Mi-o-na. which is so strongly recom-
mended by Fowler, Is the only known
remedy that cures stomach troubles in
a rational manner by STRENGTHENING
the digestive system.
II you Rave a feeling OF heaviness
after eating, arc bothered with belch-
ing of gases. are nervous, easily irri-
tated, dizzy, canrot sleep well. or have
a headache or back-ache. go to F0w-
Ter for a SO cent box Of Mi-o-na Ask
him to give you a guarantee so that
the medicine will cost YOU nothing
unless 1t restores health
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-07
ANSWER TO MISSOURI PACIFIC.
ohiciais OF state Deny Allegations a
Railroad.

Kansas City. Mo-. Nov. s.-The joint
answers of John A. Knott, Joseph p.
Rice and Frank A. Rice, members %
the State Railroad and Wasehouse.
Commission. ana Herbert 8. Hadley, At
torney General of Missouri, to the bill
of complaint of the Missouri Pacific
Railroad Company. in controversy re-
garding the enforcement of the mako
mum rate law. were filed In the Federal
Court today.
The Missouri Pacific and westerns
Trunk Lines were granted an order in
the Federal Court. restraining the
Commission from enforcing the laws
The answer filed today is a general de- !
NAL to the compliments charges and
covers each allegation infinitely.
The final hearing of the Injunction
matter may not settle the controversy.
as 1t is said the State Supreme Court
may be called upon to decide the cons
stitutionality of the law.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-07
SCHOOL TEACHER SHOT,
MADISON COUNTY MERCHANT FA-
TALLY WOUNDS PEDAGOGUE.


Huntsville. Nov. 6.--News reach
ed here from walling Gin of a fight
between Phil. Hun. a merchant, and
N. o. Scott, q school teacher In which
the later was probably fatally
wounded.
The men engaged in flst fight ana
Hun fred a pistol bullet through
SCOTS body penetrating lung.
Scott teaches school at Lacey
Springs. Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-07

Washington. Nov. 6-Postmasters
appointed: Hardwick. Saint Clair
County, James NJ. Mize, Pruitton Lau-
derdale County, Thomas T. p. Pruitt
Rural Routes ordered established
January Q: Often Jackson County.
Route 1. population 420 houses. S4:
Henagar. DeKalb County. Route1
population GIL, houses 1872; Inverness.
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Phone 10! |l||||||I

Bullock County. route 2. population $50.
houses 1875; Jude DeKalb County, route
!, population 555, houses Ill. Rural
carriers appointed; CuIlman. route s.
Homer sJ.s Woods. carrier. Perry Isl
Duckworth. substitute route I, Pemasa
Allen carrier. Charles Person substi,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-07
DO YOU FEEL TINS WAY.

Do you feel all tired out7 Do you some.
times think you just can't work away at
your profession or trade any longer7 Do
you have q poor appetite, and lay awake at
all gone, and your stomach toof
Has ambition 70 forge ahead ~ Ia the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-07
TRAIN FROM ODESSA.
Thirteen Days Required to Make Trip
to 81. PeferAhurE.

to st. Petersburg.
St. Petersburg, Nov. 6-The first
train from Odessa since the present
disorders began arrived here today
after being thirteen days on the way
The Russ prints resolution adopted
by the st. Petersburg organization OF
the constitutional monarchists dec1ar-
ing for a program of non-interferenca
with public demonstrations directed
against the Emperor's person and the
orthodox church In furtherance of the
demands for various liberties, but of
opposition to the idea of republic
with separation OF the border princi-
palities.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-07

advisability Of purchasing two or more
sprfnkling carts to run on street car
tracks The matter was referred TO the
Committee on Franchises and Privi-
1eges.
The Council was called to order at
1850 O'clock. President Gunter presid-
Ing. The following Aldermen were
present: Messrs. Coins. Ruth, Tyson
q. CO., Lobman. Foster. Roemer. Ty-
son "a Id. Grihhth. TAFT, Sullivan, Ry-
an. Holloway. Jones. Strauss. Hartley
and Cox.
Messages from Mayor.
A message was read from Mayor
league calling the attention OF the
Council to the fact that on Day Street.
from Hill Street to Vine Street. IL .
gulch covering over two-thirds OF the
roadway, making 1t impossible for the
water mains to be laid there. Inas-
much as most of this street IL outside
Board Of Revenue be conferred with in
order to remedy the condition. On mo-
ton the matter was referred to the
Committee on Waterworks.
The Mayor also asked that his con-
tract made with the Montgomery Light
and Water Power Company for thirty
five incandescent lights for the Emerg-
ency Hospital be authorized by the
Council. The price for each light il
rs cents per month. Motion was made
to authorize the contract, but Alderman
Lobman suggested that a cheaper rate
could be secured. and the matter was
laid on the table until tn enext regu-
lar meeting.
A communication was read from the
CHIEF OF police announcing the appoint
ment of w. H. Taylor to be Police Cap
tain, GLADDEN. Harrison to be Day Ser
geant, ]. Miles Smith to be Night Ser
geant, w. F. Payne and E. W. Graham
to be special officers, and Patrick ].
sweeney to be roundsman. The COM
municatfon was received and filed,
Arrests for vagrancy.
The following communication was
also received from the Chief OF Police,
stating the number Of arrests and con-
yictions on charges of vagrancy during
the month of October:
most respectfully submit through
you to the City Council in compliance
with the ordinance, a report OF the
number of arrests made for violation of
Section 1877 of the City Code for the |
month of October, 1906.
Il respectfully supplement this re-
port with a statement of the number |
of arrests made for violation of Sec |
tfons zoos and 1859, as charges are |
brought under these sections instead of |
Section 1877, thus obviating the diff
Guilty of getting conviction upon the |
charge of vagrancy.
Number of arrests made for viola
ton of Section 1887 of the City
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-07
Railway Capitalized NJ $50 ooo mn

Guthrie. Okla. Nov s.ETbe' P~ebio
Oklahoma City and New Orleans Rail.
way was chartered here today. The
line is capitalized at $4,000, 900 and is
to run from Pueblo to New Orleans by
way of Oklahoma city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-07

~ world
e lehyou7
If 80,
you might
as well put
q stop 10 your
misery. You can do
It If you will. DR..
Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery
viii make yea q dit.
fefcnt individual. II
viii Get your slug.
\ gish liver to work.
D 1t viii get into every
vein In your body
and purify your
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-07
MER CHANTS PERTURBED
PETITION COUNCIL F0R RIGHT TO
OPEN ON SUNDAY.

Fish and Oyster Dealers And Butchers
Point Out Hardshlps Of Law.
Mayor league Suggests
An Amendment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-07

George w. Perkins I'm BerIin.
Berlin, Nov. 6.--GeorSe w. Perkins
of New York arrived here from St. Pc
tersburg last night. He called o. sew
eral of the Berlin bankers today and
intends to proceed to Paris tonight
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-07

ALBERT LAMSI.

a dollar bottle contains 2
IL times as much M the trial
or soc size. Prepared at the
Laboratory of e. @. Dewitt &
Co, Chicago, U. o. Z,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-07
WANTED.

WANTED-Extra Stenographic work to do
between seven and eleven at night by ex-
perienced stenographer. Rates reasonable
Phone $50.
WE WANT your typewriter business: our
sale. rental and repair service "a upzur-
passed; Supplies for all machines. Terry q
Davant n
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-07

PAPERHANGINo and decorating: II you
want It done on time BY the best work
men. phone ESQ. A. ]. Keynton Co.
RaTs q pest Office n-M.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-30
La mission de Yarnaki

AL koruna de por las puertas del tsnisnts
general Ksasks Akks saa elias opuesto o6cial
nste sobe On broso sores 81 cbao eIpAaao Ell ruido
rsren&ndso h.clndols dar media vusl
sigu6 81 marsha trasponisndo 10 vsra.
Contemplate slsgnta fgurA del cue alsj.ba
npEndoss 81 pecho aproxm6 Yamak ssberbo p6rtso.
Estaba asosnbrado vistsr muckoi fut conaros usres
shora sen que aba Amino La moth, anter curdo
viuda KawAshma e comonS para ssuno deseoDet5
pcco Mss suando egaba "a cobfentaro die
debilidad de soriE6p de cuya sudlcia h,bfa
jietado.
Paaia riets resoa6 el donSstiso einrodsio Yanski
ssla de rsbo. En- halkbs exteHdido
De Choa Korea traa 81 Eniuo tsHa sue deba h'ber
dscsds recentemen vista del sencero eno ds
de f6 foros sutmado En- sfeco ell svsntsmetN en-
Koe a movnsDto de las trepas CAnas snvfo del slere
aponSs suIuras Ttrafsn asnsSa del mu13o tsro
mE6n " euDqss 6Ruba las rssrvas snil eI general lntn
e qsS ccupsr Amino vIa privado complete del
tempo que sofia empear en- e lihro inglls de eetura
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-30

(ot&tn~0ejtn IL II p<gina 5a)
Dc octave grado, on los exSmsnss We
ri6cados dltimamente. por hsoerse
hecho nuevos modelos de los referidos
diplomas con 81 nuevo sello de Pasrto
Rico.
-Pr6ximo sl dia de 10 Conmemo-
raci6n de los neles Difuntos, La L.
posici6n Uniuersal 80 complace On ofrs-
or sl pdblico un vsrisdo y selecto sur.
lido dc coronss fdnsbses, que rsaliza
4 prscios limitados.
Aver fue terminals despues do
un arreglo Ia huelgA de tabaqueros do
Ponce.
EN- Ceiba fusron aye- sorprendi-
dos vsrios jusges a 10 prohibido.
En- ssta semana rscibiran los
inspeetores de los dis r'tos escolares,
las notAs obtenidas por los masstros
On el exlmen dc ipgles que 80 VERTIGO
On JUNO. Estss notas ser&n remiti-
das On una hoja impresa que SO unira
Ala liesrcla del maestro. Fl Dspar-
tamsnto dc Edpcaei6n snvi6 10 nots (
los que obtavieron un so por 100 8 mas
On el ex&men,
Para curar un resfrlado en- un
dia. tome al LAXATIVE BROMO-
QUININA. Ell boticsrio le devolvera el
dinero si no sc cura. La firms de E.
W. GROVE 80 halla en- csda csjita.
Han sido terminadoi los traba- :
jos del puents sobre Ell rio <Guatema-
la, en- San Sebastian. Este puerte
mide ounce metros do largo por cua
tro de sncho. Es de hero y cos,6
2 81 dollars.
LOS PIANOS sus han sobresa.
lido on 6stos Gltimos cinco ai1os y por
Ssta raz6n los reconendados por los
profesores do mdsica de mas prestigio
On 10 isla, son los de Ia fabrica Kohlsr
l. Campbell, de New York, dc Ia cual
o. agente on San Juan A. s. Belaval,
Apartado 81, y & quien puede usted
dirigirse para msjores informes.
THE MAY FLOWER. - Crlsto
st. 16. San Juan, .R-A una cua.
dra de los carros elSctricoa y princi-
nalas adtAcios del Gohierno. EsnlSn.
dida vista q la bahia. Bsf1os moder-
NOS sanitarios. Hsbitaciones fressss.
Exquisits comida puertsrriquens y
americana. Preoios moderados, ,-EMI.
Liza RAMIREZ, Viuda de Mssfsrrsr.
O. En- la calle de San jose ndmero
I, 80 alquila un mirador.
-4PARA CURAR un resfriado
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-30
N0TTCIAS DEL DIA

On un dia tome las PAsTILLAs LAxAN.
TEs DE BROMo QUININA. El boticario
le devolvsr& el dinero 81 no se cura.
La hrma de E. W. GROVE Sc halla On
cada cajita.
-Por so ctvs 8 d sem anales com
! prara listed un reloj de orc de rs q SO
dollars. F. Kehrhshn y CT San Fran
cisco %. Tambiin vsndemos fusgoi
o. stifciales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-30
Sc Vende pape| vIejo 1 dos pesos quinta|'
UN BUEN NEC0C|0

Hepworth g. Co. Phila. Penns. Una
devsnadora con 30 bovinss, 30 moldes
de medias y calcetines, 164 lbs. de
algod6n de distintos colores inalters-
bles. Una estufa y varios dsiles
complementarios para Ia instalaci6n
de una f&brica do medias y calcetines.
Precios 8 informes, D. JESUS Foratier.
Csguas, P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-30
0TRO CR|MEh

En- el pueblo de N.guabo, barrio
de <Rio-blsnco,, - vends una 6ncs
eompuests do 12l cuerdas dc tsrrsnc
magnffcos parS cafe, tabaco, plata
nos y dsmGs frutos me norss. Su pre-
clio o. $500 al cor tado frsnetico. Pa.
ra mas informes dirijirss a don w
Pales en- Guayams.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-30

Se vende un motor de gas, siste-
ma Metz b Weiss, el mejor que 80
iabrica en- Estados Unidos. I'm Arboi
do trasmisi6n con su chumasera. Una
volante de hero, grande, con sus
eorreas: Una mSquina de bacer me
dias y calcetines, sistema Brauson
Machine Co. Patente, Phila. Penna.
Ora mAQuipa de concluir medtss
ealcetipas sin cdatura sistema T. w
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-30
NAkHQ

81.
-Muy ksn, conaento o. rusgo digkis 10 viudA Ks.
wAshima sue tfansuse 10y lara yenir Mani Sisnto
que 90 molestlis este asunto.
Yam.k 90 svan6 Hslnkndose muchs veces ss de pre.u
mir que goxoso Eor zxito de mission pare eaoso por
las molestias ocasiot d,s por 90 vista
III general le,c mra6S hasta 81 p6ce y regreMndo se
ere.nS On 90 dsspieho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-30
LA SALUD

FARMACIA Y DROGUER1A
Pqui0 s Arscib0 2. r.
Existensia sopstantemente renova'
da. Personal intel 'gepts. Precios los
mas limitados. Deposito de las famo
sas pildorss Martinez, cApsulas de
Hem. Depurativo Ruso 6 Inyecci6n
r ia.
Octubrs 80 do 1895.