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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-29
PROPOSES TO EvICT BoYSEN
Secretary Hitchcock Considers Pro-
test Against Council BIuns Man
from Wyoming.
CFrom a Stan Correspondent.)


WASHINGTON, Oct. 8-(Special Tele-
gram. THE protest filed by Congressman
Mondell on behalf of some of his con-
stituents against the right OF Asmus Boy
sen OF Council Bluffs TO prospect on the
Shoshone Indian reservation, has been sent
by Secretary Hitchcock to the attorney
general. Congressman Mondell, in order to
get the Shoshone Indian reservation open
to settlement as a member OF the Indian
AFFAIRS committee OF the house, accepted
the contention of Asmus Boysen that he
was entitled 10 consideration by reason OF
large expenditures OF money In prospecting
on said reservation. The bill as passed gave
Boysen a preferential right to select a
square mile of mineral or coal land and 10
pay cash for his location at the rate OF $40
per acre, surrendering his lease in lieu OF
this concession. During the absence OF
Secretary Hitchcock from Washington, II is
alleged, a permit was secured from the
president giving Boysen the right TO go on
the shoshone reservation and prospect with
view 10 locating $40 acres previous TO the
issuance Of the proclamation ordering the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-29

NORTH PLATTE, Neb, Oct 2S.-(Spe-
cial)-G. w. Holdrege general manager
Of the Burlington, with several engineers,
left here today by wagons to drive to
Bridgeport on the North Platte river. Mr..
Holdrege will view the country on the
route of the proposed Salt Lake extension
in order to finally determine locations for
townsites and the best roadway.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-29

SIDNEY, Neb., Oct. 2,-(Special Tele-
gram DIR Robley d. Harris, receiver OF
the United States land office of this city,
has sent in his resignation to Washington
to take effect at once. The doctor will
make lis home in Omaha, where he is
building a handsome residence.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-29

Ep,ert.tnments ne WESLEYAN.

UNIVERSITY PLACE, Neb., Oct Is
(Specaf)-Next Monday evening the first
faculty recital in the university chapel
will be held at o'clock. An admission of
10 cents will be charged as the beginning
of a reserve fund for a future scholarship.
Wednesday evening the first number of
the lecture course will be given at the
church. Frank r. Robertson will lecture
on Behind the Veil in Russia
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-29
EIopement from Gothenburg.

GOTHENBURG. Neb.. Oct 2s-(Special0
Last night Walter Hunnell, aged 10, ran
away with the 14-year-old daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Noice. Mr. Noice tracked
them south of the Platte river and he
thinks they left for Kansas. He swore
out warrant for their arrest and will
notify police officers along the Kansas line
to be upon the lookout for them.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-29
DEATH RECORD.
DIR. Everett Van Buren,.

FREMONT, Neb., Oct. 2S.-(Special.)-
The remains of DR.. Everett Van Buren,,
an ex-president of the State Medical So
ciety and for many years leading ply
stefan and democratic politician of this
county, who died at the Grand Island SOL
diers' home yesterday, were brought here
for burial this morning. He was a native
of New York state and enlisted in an
Illinois regiment while a student at Rush
Medical college, Chicago. He was later
commissioned surgeon and was for some
time in charge of one of the largest hos
pitfalls in Georgia and was discharged with
the rank Of major. In 1859 he came to FIRE.
mont and soon acquired large practice
and became prominent in politics. serving
two terms as coroner and for some time
on the city council. In 1880 he moved to
Hooper. About twelve years later his
mind became impaired and he retired from
practice. He had been an inmate of the
soldiers home for the past six years.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-29
New south American Packet Line.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2S-It was learned yes
terday that another line of freight steamers
mencing next month. The line is to be
monthly for Montevideo Buenos Ayres and
are known as the conference lines. Tho
advent of the new line, which has not been
given name, gives New York the advan-
tage of seven regular steamship lines TO
MonteViedO, BuenOs Ayres and Rosario.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-29

NORFOLK. Va. Oct 2S.-The fleet United
out of the capes of Virginia today, bearing
Secretary Taft and party, who left the
national capitol last evening bound for the
Isthmus of Panama.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-29
BIG POSTOFFICE IS MOVED
Work of Making Change in Buildings at
Chicago Under Way.
MAILS WILL NOT Be INTERRUPTED
Plan for Removal Made by Local
Authorities works TO Perfec-
tiOn when Put 20
the Test.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2s.-The gigantic though
delicate task of moving the Chicago post
office into the new quarters in the recently
completed s6,OO0OO0 federal building. with
out delaying or disturbing the handling Of
approximately 100000 pieces of light mail
and 200 tons of heavier matter which the
office handles daily. began today. Fred
erick e. Coyne, the postmaster, was
authority for the, statement that so elab-
orately have preparations been made in
volving the minute calculation of innum-
cradle details, that the intricate work of
the postoffice, which collects and delivers
mail over a territory OF 1874 square miles,
would proceed without moments delay.
Without a hitch the removal of some di-
visions, such as the stamp department. the
registry and inquiry divisions. was ac-
complished by the simple expedlent of d.
viding the office forces of these divisions
the force In the new building taking UP
the work promptly when the clerks in the
old building ceased.
When the carriers left the old building
the delivery clerks Immediately moved to
the federal building and two hours later
the carriers reported back, not to the long
low, red brick shed that had been their
headquarters for a decade, but to the new
building. This change of base, although
only eight blocks in distance. necessitated
change not only in the nice calculations
governing the routes and amount of mail
to be carried by half the carriers in Chi
cago, but in the work of railway mail
clerks whose runs center in Chicago.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-29

PERSIA. Ia, Oct. 2s,-(Special)-The
funeral of Rev d. H. Bays occurred here
yesterday from the homo of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. ]. A. Laing, and interment was
at the Valley View cemetery, near Logan.
The deceased was an old and prominent
resident OF Harrison county and was IS
years of age. For many years he was
connected with the Latter Day Saints
church, but during recent years followed
the doctrines of the Christian church. He
is survived by a wife and the following
eight children: Mrs. Ransome of Wilson,
sin, Mrs. George w. Atkins of Logan, Mrs
Bert Upper of woodblne, Mrs. ]. A. Laing
of Persia. Mrs. Frank Doyle of South Da-
kota and Charles. George and Henry who
reside in Woodbury. county.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-29
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Fair in the Eastern Portion of Ne
braska, snow in west Portion
Monday Fair.

WASHINGTON, Oct 2s.-Forecast of the
weather for Sunday and Monday:
For Nebraska-Fair in the east, snow in
the west portion Sunday. slightly warmer
in the northwest portion; Monday, fair.
For Iowa-Fair Sunday and Monday.
For Kansas-Cloudy Sunday, probably
snow; Monday. fair ana warmer.
For South Dakota-Fair and slightly
warmer Sunday; Monday. fair.
For Missouri-Partly cloudy and colder
Sunday, probably rain or snow in the
southwest portion; Monday. fair.
For Colorado-Fair Sunday. warmer In
the east portion; Monday fair.
For Wyoming-Fair and warmer Sunday;
Monday, fair In the south and east snow
and colder in the northwest portion.
Local Record.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU
OMAHA, Oct. 2.-Oficial record OF tenn
perature and precipitation compared with
the the corresponding day OF o the 9o last three
Maximum temperature. 81 IS So 81
Minimum temperature 90. % 80 AZ so
Mean temperature 80 81 IS AZ
precipitation ........,..... 90 90 90 90
Temperature and precipitation departures
from the Normal at Omaha since March 1
and comparisons with the last two years:
Normal temperature ........................ As
Deficiency for the day ..................... 13
Total excess since March 1.................4l All
Normal precipitation ..-,......... -09 inch
Deficiency for the day .,........ .O6 inch
Total since March 1, 1905. "a. "A inches
Deficiency since March l.......... 1852 inches
Deficiency for cor. period. 1904. 3.S7 inches
Excess for cor. period iSa $500 AZ '"ah@s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-29

they were being preached to the bad lands
or to the everlasting life so they kicked
up fuss. The result was that a COM
promise meeting was held, at which eleven
persons were present. and the Germans
agreed 20 get out and build another church
N they were given the parsonage and half
the real estate. This was done, the two
trustees OF the English persuasion. who had
been suspended by the Germans were called
upon to sign the decd, and the deed was
signed. Now come along the English speak
ing people and demand the parsonage be-
cause they hold It is contrary to the stat
utes for two trustees TO sign away the prop
erty. The lower court held for the Ger
mans.
Poultry show in january.
The annual poultry show will be held this
year in Lincoln in the armory building at
the State university, January 10 to 20. The
board of directors could not secure the
Auditorium because IL was already engaged
and Omaha wanted little item like $500
for its Auditorium, so the board concluded
to come back to this dear old Lincoln. The
premium list will be out within three
weeks
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-29
Practically Complete Sunday.

BY Sunday all mail. including the out
going, with the exception of certain kinds
of second class matter which will be
handled from the temporary structure for
some weeks yet, will be cared for in the
new structure
The moving began without ceremony, all
though United States Senator Hopkins and
the majority of the Chicago congressman
together with representatives from the post
master generals department were present
There is, in fact, only one official sentiment
connected with it. Fernando Jones, one Of
the wealthiest citizens of Chicago, was
the hero of 1t. Mr.. Jones not only has the
distinction of being one of the few citizens
of Chicago who remember when the Chi
cago postofice force consisted of one man.
but he owned the first private box in that
postofhce, having himself constructed the
box" out of a bootleg and numbered the
box So" that he might impress his east
ern friends with the idea that the hamlet
was progressive When congress supplied
the lonely postmaster with a clerk Mr..
Jones in citation entertained the entire force
at dinner For these reasons Mr.. Jones was
singled out by Mr.. Coyne for the only for
NAL invitation issued in connection with
the occupying of the new quarters AS the
postoffice force now numbers nearly 5000
people however, Mr.. Coyne excused Mr.
Jones from repeating the act of hospital
ity of many years ago.
New Machinery Installed.
"Our installation here today" said Mr.
Coyne, marks a distinct change In meth
DDS Of handling mail in Chicago Work
that has been done by hand ever since
there was a postoffice here will be done by
machinery. I believe we now have the best
equipped office mechanically in the world
Not only have we the latest machinery on
the market, but we have some that was
specially devised for this building by ex-
perts hired for the purpose. With pneu-
matte tubes running from the postoffice to
all the principal railroad stations and with
the prospect that within a few weeks all
heavy matter will be carried by electric
cars to the depots through the tunnels of
the Illinois Tunnel company, 1 believe that
the beginning of the new year will find
mail handled faster in Chicago than in any
other place in the world"
A further time saving scheme, which Mr.
, Coyne says is receiving announcement
from the postoffice department at Wash
ington, is contemplated. 1t is to do away
with mail boxes in the central district COW
cred by the boxes, replacing the boxes by
chutes, which carry mail matter direct to
the tunnels, where the matter will be col
lected by electric cars.
During the day visitors to the postoffice
were shown through the miles of tunnels,
which. forty feet beneath the city streets,
are being utilized by the postoffice.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-29
EUROPE IS ACITATED

Won RneIovv for PeI

their country open to the tender mercies of
a remorseless assailant.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-29

Temperature and precipitation departures
from the Normal at Omaha since March /
and comparisons with the last two years:
IlaNlInrnLr lnN-
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Yerba en- ell barriO de-
PueIta de | TERRA.
GrIateTOS Dc mOSquItOS mas 8
monOS antfSlOS.
No aplT0co pOr ALI Ia graGIa
de- DlOS.

Anoche hubo en- este bH HrriO un ecVip-
Sc total de luz el6CtriCN que dur6 SFgu-
nas hoFAg.
-Toda Is orilIa de 10 G RrreterR pro.
xima & Ia via del etroIl9y0 est8 llens
de yerba y en- aEgunas parties Rrbuat0s
de medis vBra de alturR.
Como es 81 bidO eRtos sitios son YER
dadeEos criaderos de mosquitoes mas s
menos sgFesivoE.
-Por estps anduFriaIeg parece que
no SO esparce 10 gr&cis de DiOs; pues
estsn los vecinos obligsdo9 s conner los
arifcuiog de primers necesidad nsB0s
y CRros, como la Carne. a Ieche y el
pan.
La Iechs SO eat6 vendien do en- aIgu.
nos puestoa & rsz6n de Z cantAvos Guar.
tilIcS de tres y media Guar bas.
Suponen Rlgunog que esta aIzR se
debs IL circular de l8 danidad local
sobre en- b ,ldOs4do de paredes, que co.
mo Guests caro- tienen que sacArlo del
pCbre canaumidor que paga sismpre
los vidrios rotoS.
-Sigue el barrio Gin cura de al
mas.
LIS hygiene sigue bien, pero Las
GALES mai.
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COAvOCAT0RlA.
Por acuerdo de Ia Junta Superior
de Sanidad.

DurRnte los dias 10. 90 81. %. ,
% del c0EFiente mes de Septiembre &
lRs hOras de e6cina, % CeIebrar6n exs-
menes para cubFir ID plaza de Segun-
do QafmiCo del LaboFatorio anexO aI
DspaFtamentO de SAnidad. Carload y
Prisiones.
Los tx imenes se IIeVOrsn s CabO en-
el salon de sesiones de Il Junta Supe.
rior de Sanidad y Ser6n diriiidOS Dor
el Jefs del LaborAtorio.
Los aspirsntes & dichR plaza podr&n
enviRr suG solicitudes diriiidan q Su-
peFintende de SaDidad hasts Jas 4
de b tsrde del dis Is del CorFiente
mes, y 0btendr6n de dichG autOridad
todos los datos que pidan references 6
sueld0 asignsdo 6 ID pIaza, apignaturna
que hsn de ser objeto del exsmen, &
Los ejaFCicios de exsmen se verifi
car6n en- idioma espA60I y entire dos
aSpiFantea que obteDgsn las 1nismaS
notas. serS prefeFido 81 que pobea co.
n0Cimientos de ingl6G y puedR esCribir
On maquinilla.
TOdo 10 cual sa publioa para general
GOn0Cimiento. = Il. II HeynGndes
M. D. SupeFintendente de SanidRd.
eva.
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In criminal fuTiOSO Gl.
PanpIOna,
DIspar6 tIrOs a MS y pOOT.

PAmpIona. Espsfls, Agosto.-En ell
pueblo de liza ha OCurrid0 IN san
grianto aucesO que hR producido YER.
dsderR conformation & los hRbitAnteB
de estA comsrcs.
Cuand0 varios vecinos Sc hslIaban
en- Ias fGenas de lR triila, Sc pFegent6
un spj,to en- 10 casa del Drppietario
don Miguel Arbelos. CreyendO este
que el sugetO desConocido era IN ira
bBisdor. le offeci6 asieDt0.
Eg descOnCcidO. con gran inapeFtur"
b. bilidad. Ie contest6:
NO vepQO 8 sentarme, Rino & rnt L"
tRrte. . RI
I1medietamente empufl6 unAYma de
fuego y dispAr6 contra ell slf pr Afbs
lop. no Icgrando herirle; per00 desgrR'
Ciadamente eI proyectil atraves6 Annbss
piernRs Ia esposa del propietRTiO.
EI crimipaI b, bia hecho tTeS diapR.
rOg con an CuaHto dispRr0 destr0Z6
un bPs 20 de 10 mismR &c nora.
: O 7izo huir ell sgresOr y trOpez6 con
On hijo del mstVimoniO. que RcudfR 6
auxitier s su padre.
Da an garrotazo cay6 ell criminal en-
TERRA perO inc0rpCrandoGe y rehacien'
dose del goIre recibido, hizO 0 OtrO dis
psTO.
No termin6 ahf So hRzsf1A criminal.
pues de nuevo dispar6 Ell arms contra
10 hiia de los Geflores de ArbsIOR, ain
que por fortuns 10 hiFiese.
EI matrimonio Sc hAlIa en- GFavfsimO
estsdo.
Sa cree que ell Fgtesor estS loco.
N&die Ie conoce.
Sc di6 ( 10 fogs y hsAta shOT b SO ig,
nora nu paraderO.
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.Jw9mi;to.


He sido DOmbradO cabo de Ia pOIicfl
eI guSrdiB R fact Npgroni.
Los Quardiaa Msnuel ApOnte, Fran-
cisco Ga fIonas Federico Costa. Teles,
f0rO B CApegrR = Julio Castillo han
BidO sepBrRdOs Dor impoaibiIidsd fisfcs.
Hen sido reeogSnchados los posicfp q
giguienteg: C'bo Luis e LuC b, Y Jo &
G Cuevaa y guHFdias Manu- el C.pa.
rr60. CeferinO Ssntisgo y Santia go
CAST genR.
Hsn SidO nomb'ad Q Quardias por eE
termlno de dos n ?, r mon A. L6p z
J"ime Wales. e dio Frgueroa. R..
mo" Rivas GArcfs. Arturo LA pontaine
10 6 EmeteriO Rivera Pedro Ftores
L's 9lGuiertes traeSadoo hRn sido
hechOS sayeI: Jorquin MnFalea de
Rio gFande & Aguadills Oscar Romero
de Ponce & Rio gr4nde; Frsrd disco No
reno de Y.ucO San Juar Andr6s
PietriaDtODi de Aguadilla s Y>uCc :
Antonio H Q7intuns, de AQuadiiln (
P'nce; Jer6 Peraies. de San Lorenzo
: 7 bue0s; Martin Vazquez Noguerag
de YEbuc0A & San Loteozo. =
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! no AClTARRARsE

Ri Catarro es una enfermedad que tiens
mucha mas importahcia de Ia que general
mente SO le atribuye. Invade todos los Or
ganos del cuerpo cuyas funciones tuerza-
debilita profundamante' rs oa9fa 11Spuens Is
to de Ia sordera; afecta la vista, l$ nariH 10
garganta es generalmente por donde EN-
pieza In tuberculosis tlsls.
La misns faOilid$d y la freCuenCia con
que SO pesca un cata FRO hace q las personas
indiferentes para ourarlo y Ia gran mayorfa
no Sc preocupa de las conseCuencias.
Les bafios frios por la mahans Immediate
mente despues de deiar el leoho, dormir con
las ventanas abiertas y evitar las corrientes
de aire, son preoauciones muy buenas que
no cuesta trabaio ell observarlas Pero Q!
preventive mas SECURE, mas ehcaz, mas tacll
mas positive y tambiGn el que aoonseJan
los medicos, es la Emulsion de scott de aoe1
te de hfgado de bacalso.
Es sorprend ante la fuerza, alidad, ener-
gia y poder de reSistencia que recipe el
Cuerpo humane de las pequenas dosls de
Emulsion de Scott, que Sc le adm1n1stTan
con constancia. Esta Emulsion, recubre
interiormente todas las parties d6biles vul-
nerables del cuerpo y 10 pone al aorlgo ue Ia
infection catarral.
De cuando en- cuando aparecenI industria-
les poco eScrupuloSoS anunCiando emulS1oneS
vinos preparados los que atrlbuyen pro
piedadPs curativas que no tienen hasta nay
nuien Sc atreve decir en- letras de imprenta,
que 81 peGrol0O heEOSIua eS uu "4AL! !0noO;
LQue es ell petroleoP I'm ace1te mineral
oEe se uga como combustible para lubricar
y limpiar mdquinas y para alum brar.-Una
substantial indigestible que carece de Ia pro-
niedad esenciai de todo alimento, cual es Ia
asimilacl6n; que pasa al traves del tubo in
testinaI sin modificarSe y sin ser absorplda:
una substantial, en- fin, que no t1ene ninguna
de las propiedades curativas y alimenttcias
del aceite de hfgado de bacalo. 81 Sc dijese
que ell petroleo es un alimento para maqul-
mas podria pasar, pero no para ell cuerpo hu-
mano.
81 teneis alguna duda; preguntad vues
tro mGdico; Gl os conirmara esta verdad; y
ci estais escasos de fuerzas, de oarnes y de
Bangre, os aconsejara que tomels Ia Emul-
siHn da gCOtt
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BASE BAL L..
Los Marines reciben B ceros.

EscRsR resuIt6 Ia concp rreaciR que
preaenci6 ei dess flo efActuP PdO ayer en-
Is eLiga puertnrriquef1s.1 SEQ
Les clubs ~AImendareA1 y GMarinos
del ArsenEI3 eVgrimierOn sus RlmaG
patmo 6 psimO, y despu6B de una lu-
cha de dos hOrRs triunf6 el GAEmenda-
rea@ p0r tres carrer&s.
Ocho cer0S reCibieron Ios Marines y
solo pudieron hacar dos Cerrer0s en- ell
60 SaoamQ cor dos errorea cometido8
por ell short stop y field del eAlmen-
dsres.2
Ocho srgnIERs que IlevGFS an Tos Ma.
rinos & los EstadOs UnidoS y Och0 ar-
goEIaa que quedar6n como Eecuerd0 en-
Ig GL'ga puert0PriQuefie.>
e. pitcher de los Msrinos estuvo
muy 6Ol69a dandO bastaDtes bases
FL catcher tambi6n eatuvp bastRnts
floj0, dejsndO paRRr muChsB bolRs que
les costAron AIgunas carreras b. .
LIS errOTes Cometidos pei eBtRs dos
importantes bases contribu yerOn bss'
{ ota a su d"rrnta.
Un buen 6oma6O Ie puaier6n o. left.
fe1d que tuVO la maIa sue rte de mo-
fAriO.
El [moDire que era un m4rino, estu.
vO mny ben en- el dessmpe1o de su
CometidO. hAbieudo hecho dos deaiCiO-
mes Con toda imparcialidad.
A las q. m termin6 ell desaffo, sin
al msnor disgust0.
Ha sqUf 10 snOtGci6n Dor inning.
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Al PUBLlCO.

Los seflorea F. Sirsguss y Co.,
Fgente' generates en- ests isls de- Is
1|u8tTGc'0n A"t5stscG, NOS participant
que z2nJ s5Rs lss dificuitsdes que han
ento' pecido el servicio regular de di.
cha public 1ci6a, desde eota fechs oe
herVlra puntua!mente & todos IoS suG.
crlfoi es por 9! Activo Fgante don Vic.
tor M. MsTfn, residents en- IL colle de
tetnsn no. 48. donde pueden dirigirue
todos I0s que dAaean aduuirir IH men-
Cion do pub'icsci6n.
San JuGQ. P. R., 2l Agosto 1905.
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I'm hOmbrO honTadO.

Senior Editor.-Sfrvass informar A sus lao
Gores que 81 me esoriben confidencialmente
tes mandare por correo en- carta sellada al
nl@t que seguf y por el cual obtuve el resta-
olec1mlento permanente y com pacto de mi
salud vigor varonil despues de amos de Bu-
Irlmlentos oe debilidad nerviosa, perdidaa
nocturnas parties debileS y atrofRdaS.
No es mi idea conseguir dinero de nadie:
fuf robado y estafado por charlatanes, hastS
perder Ia f6 del gGnero humane, pero. Rracias
q Dios, estoy ahora bier vigoroso fIerte '
con deseo de hacer conocer ( todog este ren1e-
dio Cierto de curarse.
No teniendo NADIA que vender nj oue an
war g. A, D., no deSeo dinero,
IN DiEeGetoni e. Brant, Box Delray, Mich,
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CONSEJO a LAS NADRES. - El iarabe caltnante
sshnra Winsow debs usarse siempreque los niics
estan el periodic de la der c6n ProGociona aIivo
'8medcto al pequeflo paeentc produce un sueno ma
~urai :ranquilo aYia el dolo ell angelic daspers
Nluy Syo alegre Es mily agradabe paladar talma
~ nino ablauda sus encias aliva Dolores hace e.
Giles las funCones del est6mago .egua los intesnoS
Es el mejor remedo c6nbcido para la darrea va pro-
vsnsa esa de la dPuticGn dc cualqucra cauaa.
Tjnass mucho cuL ldo en- pcdiE ei "Jaraks EslnAaas
de Ia Seh0rs Wmslow"' es el nAeioE de G9apR
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ReCOnOCidamente eI mas purO, hiQia
nico y agradabIe que e fsbrica a 81
pals: Sc Vende en- los pricipaIes egts-
DleclmientoG. y ca Areeibo por Suoa.
sores de Roaea 8 ca.
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Sc VENDE Do casa n6mer0 653 de
ls Calle de San SebaHti6n. IoformR.
rS Luis Coy. San FranCiGCO 1O3.
3OV.S.
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EMPLEOSDEL GOBIERNO. Me-
dios de obSeneFl0s. So dGr6 an curse
complete de instruction y educaci6n
para RdquiriF Cualquier empIeO del
gnbiernO por medic del exSmen en- Ell
servicio civil. ST ussed deseR coIoCs r
Sc en- ell gobiernO, diEijaBe 6 81 Porto
Rico Correspondence Iustitute. Brx
9O3 SHn J70n p r. 5W.R.
EN- SAN JOSE 7:,se AEquilBn hAbi.
taCiOneg. 15V, A.
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N0tieias generaIas

ANUNCIO--Se vendan las casas
San Sebaati&n SO y BeneficeDCiR no 4.
InformaFSn Sol "a, altos.