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Ordinance NO. 49,

CFirst Published an Ja'y Le.der, Ma!
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-21
HOW TO JUDGE 4 LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY

oYa of
WOR-
No nnuaI
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WINS ON A COMPROMISE
Matthews Elected Bishop Coadjutor Of
ssE Milwaukee Episcopal Diocese. q

. Milwaukee,, Sept. 21.-Rev. Paul
Matthews of Cincinnati, Ohio, was last
night elected bishop cdbdjutor of the
Milwaukee Episcopal diocese on the six
teenth ballot, having received the nee
essary majority of both the clerical and
lay votes Of the delegates to the coun-
Gil: The election was made unanimous.
His election was the result Of a
compromise. Up to the final ballot the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-21
It's Dangers.

No man and no nation ever was or ever
will be rich enough to Withstand the con-
tinuous attack of unrebuked peculation:
and no national or individual character
can be pure enough to remain unsullied
by a liberation of a low standard Of
honesty. = "$
You would be rightly alarmed II a case
Of cholera or plague were to appear In
the community in which you live, and
you spend money and labor to stamp out
the disease. Are you not careless in the
presence of an all-pervading peril far
more threatening in both its immediate
| and it's future effects? e ..t
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votes were nearly evenly divided be-
Nashotah house and Rev. H. D. Rich
ardson of Racine. sm.#
The salary of the bishop was fixed at
$4,000 a year, and that of the bishop
coadjutor at $4,000. Bishop I. L. Mich
olson has promised to pay $500 a
year Of the bishop coadjutor's salary.
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could have done it, but it has been done
and it can be done again..
If you will pay close attention to the
cultivation of your land you can get from
SO per cent to twice as much an acre as
you are now getting. I know what you
are getting about 1898 an acre; you can
get s11 or $12. In Great Britain they
pay or pounds annual rent an acre.
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G. G.. Cotton contractor and builder,
has recently erected an office and shop
at 741 East Fourteenth street. He is
now prepared to handle all kinds of
work in his line, both new and repairs.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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If sick headache is misery, what are
Carter's Little Liver Pills If they will
positively cure it. People who have
used them speak frankly of their worth.
They are small and easy to take.
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But perhaps some one will tell you that
among the great things that our public
men have done for YOU is the building Of
the Panama canal thereby opening to
you new markets and giving new OPP
portunity for the sale Of your products.
The canal is not built yet. even on paper.
You should not be led astray by de-
lusions; you should not depend on the
canal to be OF any benefit to you in south
ern Minnesota; you shoul not submit
confidingly to unfavorable trade condi-
tons on the promise OF some SNOWY
remedy which little common sense and
a careful reading Of trade statistics Will
disclose to be no remedy at all, This Is
spectacular business. and It appeals "a
the Imagination Of the people. but Il 4
not going to add = doilar e ycur incorna
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Of Chief Importance.

Let me urge upon you that there Is
nothing of so much Importance as the
most intelligent cultivation Of the soil and
the securing of new markets. I would be
glad to do anything I can; I am always
glad to secure a new market A year ago
we carried about 10000 tons Of wheat
and -four to Australia, China and Japan
by way of the Pacific. Nobody thought
twenty or thirty years ago, that we ever
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or a comfort to your home. The Missis-
sippi that washes the boundary of your
state with navigable waters means many
times more to our commerce, and it
means very little. $, az.. ....,-#z -
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,zHzY N I'M IN III

Whatever you drink outside, let your
home beer be Schlitz That is pure beer.
No bacili' in it nothing to make you
bilious. #..":. ~=@
Beer is saccharine product, and germs
multiply rapidly in it. The slightest faint
Of impurity quickly ruins its healthfllness.
We go to the utmost extremes to prevent
that. Cleanliness is science where Schlitz
beer is brewed.
We even cool the beer in plate glass
rooms, in nothing but filtered air.
Then we filter the beer Then we
sterize every bottle.
And Schlitz beer is aged. The beer that
makes you bilious is green beer.
When you order beer for your home,
get the healthfulness without the harm.
Geta pure beer get an old beer get Schlitz.
Phone - gsaah7 0or A"f""s 6"""76 ""1s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-29

l0i0I On POIonIl. EHDodIeItR
a Atllea, EI plIlGl0 Do Il
Nz,

Janio 15 San PetersbuTgo. La
pFenea Fuaa aa mueatrG muY satiafecha
dol EeaCFipto imperial sobra Ias Fefor-
mas en- Polonia y 60 las provincias del
Baldc0. La Opini6a general es que
este regcriptO cBImAr6 8 los degcon-
tent0s.
Barcelona. Con motiv0 del aniver-
saHio del nROimiento del rey Alfonso
Kill diez y aiete nnarQuistAs conde-
nadOa penas mas 8 menOs sevsrss
fuer0n puess0s On ibaFtad.
IuFf0. I'll duQue de los Abruzzoa.
quien tarmina ca este mOmentO tOdos
loG preparstiVos para una exoediOi6a
q Africa central, partir6 de G6lovA
en- 81 mes de 0Ctubre.
VArsOVia. "A consequences de ID
explOai6n de una bomba hR hsbido tres
muert0s , nueVe haridos. EsR bombR
era Nevada poF an obrero. que luego
reguIt6 muerto. 81 cuaI tropez6 con ls
0Filla de unG acera de la calIe Miodow 1
para escRpar 6 dos policies secyetos y
con motive del tropez61 expIot6 aque-
llA. Los dos p0liCfss faer0n muertos
tHmbi6n.
La HAya.-Ls segunda csmsra de
loa EgtadOs Generates hS votsdo Ia
cOmpFR de IN terren0 de d0Ce acres,
sctualmente propiedad del Jardfn q 70
t6giC0. para eFigir slIf el palaCio de 10
paz.
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Ci6n, vi6nd0se muy pocas VeCes oh i
gsd0 interveniP en- asuntog de n
Competsncia de las Juntnu, Superinten.
dentes 8 mEestfoG.
Un cslCul0 aproximado de los nifios
que hRbPan e8tad0 mstFiouI0d0s du J.
Tante el a6o de 1904 1905 segursmente
no b0jSr6 de so, , proba5 5Vemante
saFS mayor. AlEededor de 80. 600 han
estadO aaiatiendO & lee escQelas graduo-
dRs y 0tFos tsntoD & las escuelas rura-
les. Las esOueIaG eOpeCiaIaa, asimismo.
Se han Vint0 muCho mss ffacuentadag
que on amos anteFioFes, hAbiendo asiS
lido lac Altas E6cuelas de d IsIa mEs
de 160 ni1oo: & lag EsCueIas TnduatPia.
les mas de 675: & Las eGcuelas noOturnaa
0lRunOa 750. y & las de Agricultura
unOB 600 Caai 1 200 maestFOs han
sid0 empleadog durante el sfio. de
6stog 675 vArone8 y 81 resto maea6raa.
Para locales 90 han utiTizsdO 14O
ediici0s rsdiOados On Ios pueblo y
prOximamente 500 en- Ios Campo1. as
como unos 13 dediCados experiments
para fines sRrfc0Ias, haoiendO un tofal
de $50 edificios en- uuO duFante 81 afTo
esColAr de 1904 O5.
Carlos de San Juan.
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BaIn0arlO do CoamO, P. R.

ALBERTO TODO Ell ANO.--Apro.
ximandOse 10 tempOradS de veranO
tengo el gusto de informar 81 pdbliCo
On general que spArte de Las britlanteO
espl6ndidas condolences que el eSta-
bleCimiento reune como hotel restau-
rant, los hu6spedes y enfermoa que
ConCurran q tomRr las aguAs de los
BAfioO de CoamO. espeCi&liaim0s para
reuma. herpes. eSt6mSg0 y otrRs enfer-
medadeS seCretGs, pueden tener la &c.
guridad. que 0btendr6n Immediate ali
vio en- aus dolenCias, QuedandO luegO
curados sin los reCuESoB de Ia medi-
Gina.
PrecioB hospedsie complete, con dos
bAfios diaries:
Psgadero pOr semanas, en- primerR
chase $3.50 diariO.
PaGadero por semRnRS, en- Begunda
cIase 81 Is diario.
Para fsmiliA, preOiOs cOnvenciOnsIes
y eQuitativ0s.
El eStableCimiento cuenta con IN
tren de cOcheS disposition del p6bli-
NO.-JUAN BOIX.
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Hotel ."San Joan. ?

Cals do Tstuan n6m. 2i, San Juan, P.R
Est6 situado entire Ssn JustO y Tan
90. Tiene balloon Tetu6n y Marina.
EI comedor muy fresCo y C6modO eOta
pr6ximo aI balloon de la MarinG de
dOnde se domina Ii bahis ofreCiendO al
Dassiaro uu Dauorsma esp p'6ndidO. fa.
biiaCOnos espaciosas, ClaTas irssCas. SsTVCiO
esmoradO bajO cOmpstsnts direction. El Hotel
eSan JuAn0 tiene agentes que van q los
ferrOcarriles Y vapores, y ID cODfiRnza
en- eIIoG depositSda Ber6 garantizada
por ell duefio del hotel. PreCiOs m6di-
COS. Sc admiten abonados & preOiOs
convencionaIeG. p Propietario: Rafael
-Mu756g.
NotA. -Esta Cass tiene & su diSposi-
ci6n una mRGnficR empress de cncheG.
Tel6fona no 29O 15 Il.
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Noticias de- Ar8GlbO
(De nuestro C0aaaspensag. J

JUNO 2s. -El alcalde senior Pc
rez Avil6s Ia hech0 los siguientes
nombramientOs On 81 personal De
este municipio:
Tngeniefo, senior Ramon Ramos
Casellas; Official de Sandal, doctor
Fernando Aleman; SobFestante de-
obras, don jose del G. Ayals; jaF-
diner0. Sebastian Asiatico; ell ins-
pector de hygiene, don Juan Con
zaiez pasa ser inspector mUnici-
pal y ell policfa de hygiene, don
Ulises Calcaflo q pOlicfa municipal.
Por Fenuncia de don Manuel Con
zalez queda vacante una plaza de
electFicista.
En- el pr6ximo vapor embarca
para los EstadOs Unidos nuestro
amigo don Eduardo R0sSo.
Sc encuentra en- puerto el va
pOE americana GBfeWlngn descaF-
gando y al mismo stiempo tomara
azdcar para los Estados Unilos.
Hoy Sc esta mudando la es-
cuela Lincoln q Ia casa que ocupa-
ba la aduana altos y bajos, : u
aduana Sc traslada q un departs
mento de los almacenes de los se-
Il res G. Ledesma , Co. calle del
Rosario.
En el edifcio que ocupaba Ia es-
cuela Lincoln on la plaza Sc ms
talara un hotel , montaran un
magDffico cafe y restaurant en- Ell
piso bajo.
-Autorizado de nuevo por la
Junta Superior De Sanidad las CO.
nexiones con ell alcantaFillado prom
to Sc ordenaPa la installation de los
inodoros en- todas las casas.
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EI saf0T LagEand

Este ilustrado puertorFiquefo ha
regresado q su habitual Fesidencia
De Utuado.
81 senior Legrand desempeno has
ia hace POGO, con alta pericis, 81
cargo de pr fesor de botdnica en- la
Univereidad, en- Rio Piedras.
Vuelve 4 UtuadO a Consagrarse
sus viejas tareas agricolas ? q
ssus estudios favoFitos. que tan iusta
lama le han conquistadO.
Deseamos muchas satisfacoiones
en- Utaado 81 buen compatriota.
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Junta ESCOlsr de Adluntas.

CumpliendO con 10 que preCeptua ell
RFtfculO 81 de Las Vigentes Lsyes Es.
colares, QuedR alberto el plAzo de diez
dias & ContAr desde IL fsch0. para ID
admission de soIicitudes de los maestros
que deseen ser coDtrHtRdos en- este mu-
nicipalidOd para ejsrCer en- ell entrante
If1o.
. Las uollcitudes deben 6irigirse al
presidente de eats junts. Adjuutas,
Junin 26, de 1905 PABLO FONT,
PPegidente 1OV.R
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METILOIDES Ell meior mas segurado
de todos los especificos hasta ahora conocidos
para Ia cura permanente de todas las enfer-
medades de la uretra, va sean estas cronicas
sgudas. Contiene ell hujo Y cura por COM
pleto, en- menos tempo que ningGn otro pre-
pSrado similar, las gonorress, espermatoreas,
cistitis, ect. Meior que las inyecciones y muy
superior al sandalo copaiba. Empieza q
surtir su efeoto las tres cuatro hoEas de
haberse tornado.
Los "METILOIDES" son faciles de tomar,
y estan preparados de manera que no revuel
ven el est6mago nj producen malos efectos,
De Venta en- todas las Boticas Pidanse
muestras gratis sus dnicos fabricantes.
Frederick Stearns s. Ca, Detroit, Mich
u II "A
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EN- v!EQuES

El competents farmac6utico don
Jacinto Rayo, que ha.ta ahoEa ha
estado en- Rio Grande abrira muy
en- bPeve I'm baen establecimiento
De su profession en- el pueblo de- Isa-
bel ga, estando pues de placemes
los vieque1os.
BuenOs negocios deseamos al ami.
go en- su nueva estadia.
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SaStTOTfa ItaIiana
be Miguel Sabine. San Francisco 55
San Juan, Puerto Rico.

En- vista de Ia numerOsa y escogidS
CIientoIG que hR obtenido este estsbie-
cimiento, hice un gran pedidO de 700
Oortes de trsie-qlEtSmaG gsOVedGd- d-lOS
que he reCibido pOr el VRpOr frances
Ilegado reCientemente.
Adem6s franelag, ChRlecos y panta-
Iones de fantasia.
AVisO pues & los antiques parroquia.
nos y al p6bliCo en- general. que tengO
& su disposition un VGT5Gd5sinoO mos
tgW0riO, de los mas excclentes NrtfoulOB
prOpiOs del mundo elegante.
T0da persona que QuierR vestir ele'
gGntemente, puede haCerlo, RbonRndO
en- eStR casa 81 90 pOT Se0aGaaG.
dRv
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MAS LIMPlFzL

No es muy limpio el aspecto que
pPesentan los alrede1oFes del tin
glado de nuestrO muelle y creemos
que no estarfa de mas SO dispusie-
ra el mayor aseo de aquellos si-
fins
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La InsuTT0GeIda On FlIIpinls
Tambien epor nuestra parte sin no.
vnG9aa

Tambien epor nuestra parte sin no.
Vedad.
Manila, JUNO 18.-Se ACADIA De
saber que el jefe filipino que desde
ha mas de- dos semanas estaba per-
seguido por las tPopas del general
Wood en- Ia isla de Jol6 ha sido
muerto asi como Ia mayor parte de-
los seiscientos hombres que 10 acom-
panaban.
Las tropas americanas continGan
persig uiendo 4 los supeFvivientes de-
esa paFtida De rebeldes.
Por nuestra parte-dice 81 des-
pacho-sin novedad.....
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Ron nLLAVE. !"

B. Conocdamente 81 mas purO, higie.
niO0 , . 'radable que SO fabrica On 81
pals. Sc Vende On los qriOipales eata-
blecimlsntO2, y ca Arecibo pOr SuCa-
ores de R0aas 81 Ca.
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Fa0Ta Do psIIgI0

Sc encuentra fuera de peligfo ell
senior don Juan B Rodriguez. que
hace pocos dias sufri6 una impor-
tante oPeracion squ'rdrjica De la que
Sc encuantra bien.
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coNSEJO A LAS MADRES. = El iafahe caimants
sefiora Winsow debe siempre que los nhos
estan rn el periodic de Ia den con Proporcona avio
ediGto al pequelo paciente produce suedo
ura .ranquilo Ssia e dolot Ell an CELTIC despisrta
ssuy yvu allegro Us mry agradable al paladar calma
a. uio abanda sus encias, aliva dolores, hace Is
Giles las funeones del est6maEo regula los tntestinos
Es q meior ren,edo ccpocdo para a diarrea pa pro
yenga 6sa de IA deuticon ds cunquicra otys causn
&nyase mucho cut l1o pedr ell sttaIah tasnasF
III. y s-7,..z Winslouy'. - EaeioE do E05na
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Sc ALQUILA. Un pisO, en- IOs al-
t0s del ediici0. eBQuina de les calles
Tetusn y San JnsSo.
FEesoa. bien ventiIads. en- buenas
cOndiciones. PrOpiA para 6fieiaas 8
paFa famiiia.
Diriisnse & ID San Juan LihRt &
Tranait Comp. Gale de Tetukn , San
Juat0. 15 v. 8.
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ALQUILER DE QUINTA EN-
III ATO REY.-E1 Ia psreda "a: s
treinta metros de la CaFreterR. Css,
gabinete. dormitoriOs. Comedor IN
pabsll6n independents etc. b q de du-
chs, dos inodoEos y fregader0a moder
nos y jaFnfn de 1 100 metros cuRdrA
dos. Hay sitio para cooheFa y Cusdra.
InfoRmea allf y altos de GAIiens 23.-
JOSE g. DEL VALLE. 8V. d.
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ADMINISTRATIONS DE FINCAS
URBANAS. El que guacFibs scaIt
en- administration fi1cas en S d Juan y
SantuFCe gAvantizAndO el ps 60 q ran
tista. Rsferencias: propiesario en- SaD
Juan, tesOrarO del BAnco Popular ,
vice. presidents de Be eLigR de Psop:e-
tariosD - JOSE M. CARRERO. -
Luna 76. 45va.
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NOtlc!as gl18l8IBS

PERDIDA. En- q Callo ael eCon.
dad0.s SantuFoe. 20 ha extra vindo aysr
M folOjitO de sGii7rn, da orO. con an
coIganta y la8 inioialea @. il. v.
Sc suplicn quien D halle 10 0ntre.
que en eLa CorEssp0ndeuciRD j asrS
GrAtifeadO,
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UN CANCEL -En buen estado ae
vende. IofOFmar6n On Ella Cores.
pondencias.
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PIANO PLEYEL En- u eAgsn.
cia C0loninl0 (Cruz A 90 v,nie mo
n6mero bis. gran modelo. con b r
tora de pan. cRndeIabros. taburete ,
y aisIadores. Al c0ntado 8 & p zos
C6m0s. 15vR
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-08

the cause Of a gathering Of not less
than 1000 citizens together with a
brass band, and a number Of banners
to meet the editor when he came in
The enthusiasm Of the occasion was
unboundej. Mr.. Isenourg was over
whelmed with surprise being literally
carried from the train up to the center
of the city where speeches were made
declaring the high-handed methods
employed by the officer to be utterly
intolerable.
The article on which the charge of
criminal libel was based is a very brief
one commenting on the testimony Of
Judge Beauchamp in giving mis- depo-
siticn in the civil suit now pending
Great surprise has been expressed by
those who have examined the
phraseology Of this article and it is
the unanimous opinion Of the attor-
neys in this city that Il contains no
grounds for the charge areferred; in
deed 1t is conceded on all sides that
the same paper has published many
times articles which contained matter
far more injurious and libelous than
did this one. and the fact that only one
copy of the Wave goes to Washita
county in which the charge Is brought
added to the indignation Of the people
and the belief that an unfair advantage
had been takeu. Judge Beauchamp.
himself arrived upon the same train
with Mr. Isenburg, and was so taken
abacx at the throng Of people who had
assembled 20 cheer the editor and de-
nounce the court that no was at first
wholly unable TO comprehend the situ-
alton,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-08
Four Facts For
Sick Women
To ConSideS
Lydio b. Piakhani's Vegetable Compound
Has on U1egHalled Reootd Of Cnnss--
Mrs. PinkfaH's AdUies Is Cosfldsn-
fioI Free, and sIoaYs Helpful

FIRST. That almost every operation
in our hospitals performed upon women
becomes necessary through neglect Of
such symptoms as baclxache, irregular
and painful menstruation, leucorrhma,
dispiacements of the uterus, pain in
the side, burning sensation in the stom-
ach, bearing-down pains, nervousness,
dizziness and sleeplessness.
SECOND. The medicine that holds
the record for the largest number OF
absolute cures Of female ills is Lydia
e. Pinlxham's Vegetable Compound.
1t regulates, strengthens and cures
diseases of the female organism as
nothing else can.
For thirty years It has been helping
women to be strong, caring backache,
nervousness, kidney troubles, all uter-
inc and ovarian Inflammation. weak
ness and displacements, regulating
menstruation perfectly and overcom.
ing its pains It has also proved itself
invaluable in preparing for childbirth
and the change of life.
THrRD.--The great volume of ESQ
licited and grateful testimonials on file
at the Pinkham Laboratory at Lynn,
Mass many Of which are from time to
time published by permission, give alb
solute evideAce OF the value of Lydia
+. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
Mrs. Pinkham's advice.
FoURrH. Every ailing woman In the
United States is asked to accept the
following invitation. 1t is free, will
bring you health and may save your
life.
Mrs. Plnkham's Standing Invitation
TO Women. Women suffering from any
form of female weakness are invited to
promptly communicate with Mrs. Pink
ham, at Lynn, Mass. ALI letters are
received, opened, read and answered
by women only. From symptoms given,
your trouble may be located and the
quickest and surest way Of recovery
advised. Out of the vast volume Of ex-
perience in treating female ills Mrs.
Pilkham probably has the very knowl.
edge that viii help your case. Surely
any woman, rich or poor, is very foolish
II She does not take advantage OF this
generous offer of assistance.
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ECZEMA ON
LITTLE GIRL
SIeepless Nights for Mother
and Awful Suffering
Of Child.
CURED BYCUTICURA
Had Given up All Hope Of Ever
Making Any Cure.

Mrs. L. b. Jones, Addington, Ind.
T., writes. my little girl had been
suffering for two years from eczema,
and during that time l could not
get nights sleep, as her ailmeut
was very severe. Aad tried SO many
remedies and spent SO much money,
deriving no benefit, I had given up
ilhope Of making any cure. Asa last
resort was persuaded to try Cuticura,
and to my great delight a marked
change was manifested from the FIRST
application. gave the child bath
with Cuticura Soap, using a soft piece
Of muslin cloth. This l did twice a
day, each time following with Cuti-
cura Ointment, and at the same
time gave the Resolvent, according to
directions. One box of Ointment
assa two bottiea of the Resolvent, to-
gether with the Soap, effected per-
nianent cure. submit this for pub
ication, hoping Il will assist other
sufferers n curing themselves"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-08
PENSION DECISIONS
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Line Of Duty-Thls appellant was
granted leave OF absence by his COM
mandlng Office 20 visit his family with
orders TO return and report 20 his COM
mand on a certain day and at "A desig-
mated place. In obedience 20 said or
ders, he returned and reported al the
place, and on the day designated here
la, but found that his command had
moved on aud was not nt said place,
which was occupied by the enemy who
attacked ana wounded h.Tn. Held, that
the appellant was In line of duty when
wounded under the foregoing clrcum-
stances and is penslonable
Fcy9dence--F'r F'resumpsionl Of Ddath.-
The claimant married the soldier in 1888
In the state Of Illinois Her former
husband had been absent for a period Of
much greater than seven years. His
absence was continuous and unexplained'
and no Intelligence Of his existencs has
ever been received. He'd. That the pre-
sumption Is IN favor Of the validity Of
the second marriage
Disloyalty-The record shows clain-
ant as "transferred' 10 Colonel O'Senl
from Andersonvine Ca, a rebel recruit
Nlh pHNNts ANNtt - N' AN'fAA hl tFl-
denee in the case Of enlistment In the
Confederate States army, or OF any ac,
on claimants part Of aiding or abettins
tho rebellion Held. The action OF drop
ping was unlawful One has an un-
doubted right to escape the rlgors OF
prison life IN any way that present.
itself as well outside as inside th,
prison, II in 50 doing he does not aid ol
abe. the enemy
Attorneyship- When claimant dies
after the claim has been rejected, those
prosecuting such caim under a poWei
Of attorney can not further prosecute
said clalm without first procuring
power of attorney 70 70 DO from thos'
succeeding 70 ibe right.
gi.lmac, --In the state Of Missourl
cn.ldfen born o. an iIleeal marriage cal
lnhcril and i7ansnlt BY descent th'
same as II bonn of lawful marriage. On,
b Is held that ghe minors - this cas-
are lcg.tlmate for pepsionable purposes