davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-03
N tempo que Sc pierde
C0QUETERlA FfMeHINA

cQue tempo gasta una muJel
durante su vida en- mirarse al
espejo?
A esta singular pregunta ha
contestado en- Francia un pa
cientisimo afcionado a la esta
distica, y su respuesta es aterra'
dora.
Comenzando a mirarse a los
seis amos, dice. Sc puede calcu-
lar que desde esa edad a la de
diez amos gasta siete minutes
por dia; de los diez a Hos ounce
amos. I'm cuarto de hora, y de los
ounce a los veinte. media ho-
"a.
A partir de los veinte aflos.
las mujeres pasan, o mejor di-
cho, pierden ante el espejo una
hora por dia, y aunque no es fa-
Gil determinar en- que epoca CO.
mienzan a ser molestas las ad-
vertencias del espejo y la mu-
ier de escucharlas con mas gus
to, puede admitirse que ningu-
ma mujer de mas de setenta
amos gasta mas de diez minutes
diarios en- mirarse al espejo.
Con esos datos perfectamen-
te admisibles como termino me.
dio, " unas cnantas sencillas
multiplicaciones, puede dedu-
cirse, y ell paciente frances de-
duce, que cualquier mujer pier
de durante su vida unas 1000
horas, que vienen a ser proxi-
mamente, dieciocho meses.
Como Sc We, la cifra es impor-
tante, y a1n 10 parece mas 81 Sc
tiene en- cuenta que Sc rehere
solo a un tipo medic: ell tempo
que pierden en- esa no siempre
grata ocupacion las grandes CO.
quotas, es incalculable.
Ahora bien; lquien es culpa-
BILE de eso2 A POGO que Sc me-
dite, y solo ell hombre: 81 las mu-
jeres han hecho ocupacion de la
coqueteria, ha sido, indudable-
mente, no por vicio de su natu-
raleza. sino porque los hombres
no sc han cuidado de proporcio-
narlas otro entretenimento me
ior, v &c alguna mauera hab1an
de distraer su- aburrimientO.
No es ESQ solo: ell genera de
vida que la mujer ha hecho
constantemente, casl casi desde
Eva hasta nosotros, ha sido el
mas.apropiado para que ell es-
pejo y las consultas a el dirigi
das haya constituido una ne
cesidad imperiosisima del sexO
femenino. Toda la ocupacion
dada a la mujer por el hom bre,
ha sido Ia de hacersele agrada-
BILE, y para ESQ, .claro es que MIN
gun auxiliar mejor que Ell espe-
10, nj mejor tfabajo que ell de
Consular con el diariamente y
durante el mayor tempo posi-
BILE.
En- realidad, pues, ell tempo
empleado en- mirarse al espejo
no es tempo perdido, nj mucho
menos, y ain seria facil demos.
trar que el espeJo habilmente
utilizado, puede ser I'm elemen-
to interesantislmo de progreso
humane, va que puede conside-
rarse como una fuerza poderosi.
sima auxiliar de- la selection Sc
xuaL.
No hay, sin embargo. que con-
tar demasiado con esa ventaja,
porgue esta compensate por un
perjuicio induda BILE, Ell que re-
sulta de las "viles talsifcacio-
nes:" ell espejo que puede ser
util para realzar bellezas, puede
serlo tambien para fingirlas, y
en- ESQ esta ell peligro.
De todos modos, Ell hombre no
tiene razon para censurar q la
mujer por esa perdida de item.
po, sobre que el es ell mayor
culpable de ella: el, por su par
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-03
$500 Dg3A16

En- ia iibrerfa del rBoletfn" Sc han
recibido pi eciosos articulos para rega.
10, coaio albums con misica y sin ella,
slegsntes necesseres para seaoras, tin.
seros de plata cristhofe, ceniceros Gle
III 10, carteras finas. estuches para inge.
Aieros, esenclas anas. boquil!as de
4nbar, etc. etc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-03
Sc a1qui1an

Dos habitaciones frescas con balloon
y entrada independence. Parada lo
San turce.
Dirigirse P. o. Box S75.
San Juan
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-07
sturmesmatbsa tint staate.

Na9 einigen Sassn i4piler SiBe
trdt '9effern infolge bss 8epitte,furmss
mdbrsnb Der borbergebenbsn Nadt Elm
penig 2ubIung Elm. Snbefsn ri9tete
Der ibsr bic 9ar3s n6rbli9e Sdlfte bss
Staateb binwesfegenbe Sturm beoeu-
tsnben S9aoen on unb bon iiberaa
laufen 8eri9te iibsr bic anseri9teten
Ge%rmiitunssn, pie iiber perfonen, bic
berleBt tpurben, Elm.
Sie elsftrifGe Mnlage In grapforbs=
tpurbe 10 febr bsi9dbigt, baB bic Staot
issli9er BsIeudtuns eutbsbren mubte
uno bic Sauptfraben tuutben infolge
beg &~e9engufes tibe,futbet.
Die Rotomp Steel unb Wire Mia
In 8otomO purbs %DOIfdnbis berniatet
uno Elm S9aoen bon $4,000 angeri9.
tst. Die 3ornfsloer i'm @Ountp erlitten
unbersdsnbarsn S4absn.
Sn South 8enb tpurben brei @let'
trifer Bel ibrer Mrbeit bonn 8lib getrof-
fen uno erlitten ernfli9e gerleBunsen,
8soree gurrp, elmer Der Nrbeiter,
t~uurbe.fo fdwer bsrlebt, baB man fiir
fein 2eben ftr9tet.
Ser &~egenfurm bate in Muncie
tueni9fens bas @ute, bab ct ein ourG
ben 8lib beruria6tes 5euer l6i4te.
Nebnli9e 8sri9te liefen aus anberen
Orten bes Staates Elm, mite Nn6erfon,
@armsl, Mlsranoria, gluooo, 2apel
unb MnrflebiIe elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-07
Gre1er MaS6enramb.
Den Spfern gelinst Is al entfnnt-
men.

8tncennes, Snb., z. Wus. Sn
Sanoborn in bieiem @ounip berridt
immer nod bic b69fe Mufrssuns hber
ots entfabrung Der Is Sabre alter
Sennie Din uno Der ~12.idbri9en Wol,
lie Moams.
Greita9 Na&mittas tamsn, tuie f9on
tura beri6tst. bier Srembe, cine Srau
tno ofei Wdnner, bur9 Sanoborn.
3wei Meilen bonn Orte fieBen He auf
bte beioen WdoSen unb 3tpangsn bie-
ielben nit ibnsn au seben. Sie 6hl=
ferufe Der Wdo9en tpurben bon einem
5armer seh6rt. psl9sr bic Menfdens
rddbsr berfOIgte. iebod foben bieIelben
in einsn bi9tsn Walb. Ser 5armsr
fubr nod benz Orte unb f9lus auf benz
Wege oortbin 2drm.
8e9en A ubr 0a9mittags befanben
fi4 bersits $50 2sute auf Der 5dbrte
Ser Weni8enrdubsr. Die gltsrn Der
bsioen Wdo9sn unb S"ilfsiberif
&uRea be9leitsn bic 8erfoIeer, tpel9e
fart bepaHnet fno. Ssnnis SiQ be-
finoet f8 iebt 3u 9auIe uno leioet on
farter @srbenerfdttteruns. 3wei Der
T&arner trennten lie bon ibrsr 8sslsis
term nno madten einsn geriu9, fe su
bergepalti9en, iebo6 ertpsbrte fe f9
osrislbsn uno es gslang ibr, mad einem
5armbauie gu entfommeu, mo lie bpfe-
rii4 peineno sefunben puroe. Sbre
3leioer tparen In 5eBsn gerifen unb
ibre Grme, iouie ibr @sfi9t blutsten.
gon Sanoborn tuuroe bur9 bas
Selepbon gemeloet, baB einige Der
Uerfolser Nbenos UNI 6 ubr Wplie
@oams gebunben unb g%etnsbslt am
ufer bes Wbite &iber fanben, no Die
Wenf9snrdubsr fie liegen aelafen
6atten. Sbr 26rpsr tpar nit Sdir=
fuugen beosdt, isho9 tparen feine Nn-
3si9sn elmer 8erestpaltigung tuabr3u.
nebmen. Sn Jol9e her ausseftanbenen
Inef III bas Mdb9sn aubsr Stanhe,
einen DerfdnbIi9en 8eri9t iibsr ibr
fur&tbares @rIebniB 3u geben. Die
8erfOl9sr ioasn ben Sdurtsn bi9t auf
ben 5srien uno faQs oieielben sefan.
gen tpsrosn i%oltsn, utiros elm 2pn9=
9eri9t folsen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-07
MataSoren=S tat=S mrnter.

SIM prd9tigsn $urnerparte CAB
gefern Ser Wataooren-@lub fein Stat.
8urnisr. Mls Sisser sinsen aus bem-
islbsn bic foIssnosn 9errsn berpor:
1. preis-Wm. Bsnnins.
2. Yreis-8eo. Wobe.
3. preis-Nluin @raul.
4. prsis -@brif. 8amba9.
5. Preis-Jreb. 2osdert.
6. preis-Mug. Wosrner.
z. prsis-Sobn 3boenep,
8. preis-2idarb Sfenfam.
Das Wetter mar elm aus9e3si9netes
uno bic $beilnebmer, mel9e fi9 i'm
iaSrsn @rhn In friider 2uft benz
gergntigen b%ingabsn, parsa sinftim'
mig barin, einen Ter f&6nfen 0a&.
mittage felt LANCER 3eit berlebt au
babsn. DAP mar, aud bes innerer
Menfden seba9te, 1T ielbfberfdnoliG
uno ben frif9sn Whrfen, -wel9e Ser,
SfenHam fur bisfs @elegenbsit I~ieferte,
tuurbe In elmer Weiie 3ugsipro9en, BAT
man f9on befir9tete, NIT ben 8erbdlt.
ntfen ni9t rs9t gsre4net au baben.
Die Gahrt nod benz Barrie, be,
MufentbaIt in Der rsinsn frif9en 2uft.
iotuie aud bic sentitbli4e &unbe, HI
ale battsn ibr She'll baau beig etragen,
BET ben @dfsn, 9erren fouobI pi'
aud 9amer einen R~ieienappetit au
erasugen. 0srsniist trennten f9 an
Mbenbe bic $beilnebmer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-07
neberrai9te Ste 9olt3et.

Gin iunser Wann. Der ieinen Na'
men als 5ranf Safs aug Chicago an
CAB, uuroe geftsrn bon ben Seteetibs
Gerber unb Srimpe berbaftet.
Sads tuurbe beoba4tet, als Ct ber'
f9iebsne g%usrOsbduier befu&te. uno
ba er einsrt 6anbtofer Bel f& irug,
fiel er auf. Gin anberer iunger BUR-
i9e. Der nit ibnt 3uiammsrt tpar, Bel
Mntunft Der Seteftips aber berI&manb,
fonnte ni&t asfunben uerben. Der
6anbfoHer. oils man benfeIben 6Hnete,
erpies R9 als leer. Man 9laubt einer
guten Sang 9eua&t au baben uni
rInteriu9unsen fnb I'm @an9e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-07
Sie @nnSer Der Geographic.

Quf Der Snfel Sf9erta an Der tune
ff6en 9iifte pilgerte unlGneft elm iioi>
f9er gambler in Geieuf9aft fetnes
gieleins bon 8ens9drodn na9 3drs
ais, uls er auf Der 2anoitrabe bon
stpei Qrdbern iiberfalen tpur6e. uOas
9elO poer 0as 2eben!" briiuten lie i'm
mad gutter alter 3GuberpeiIe an.
Der l1eberfau fu9r Dem Gambler 10 in
bic 9lieoer, bdb er ods 9rautbier
fteben lieb, I'm glu auf Die nG9ite Seles
grdp6enftange tletterte unO aus 2eiz
bestrGften gu f6reien begann. Gr
iammerte uno REF, als oh Der Sffiaier
i6n b0ren fDnnte, Den &ommanoanten
Der Station gens@aroan UNI Silfe on.
8ei bieiem @eba6ren bes sSuoen muir
Den Die 4raber, Die stpar fir oas Nes
fen 6es Selegrap6en ni9t 6ds rt9tige
0eritGnbnib 6atten, aber bod pubten.
6aB Die Gleftri5itGt Wunoer tbut, bon
einem pantheon S9reden befuQen. sic
fa6en i'm 9eiite f9on Die gunSe @arni=
ION bon 8en<9ar0an beranriiden.
Darum banoen lie Sen Giel nit ieiner
Sra9t an Die Selegrapbenitanse, mar
fen fi9 gu 8oben, baten Den Suben
UNI @nuOe unO berubigten fiG ert, ols
Der gambler auf lire Bitten Dem Diff
5ier uuf bemfelben telegrapbif9en
Wege 9e9en6efebl gegeben bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-07
MbonSale 0etsbts.

Sn Nbonbale Ssigbts uirb biefe
Wo9e Elm rsues Prosramm our Iuf=
fi6runs eebra9t.
Webrere rleue SPECIALIZATION fiuo aa-
9etuorbsn. Sas Gorbercioe 2omeoie
Quartet, bas ssraoe cine &unbreiie i'm
Often beenbete, befinbet F9 unter ben
auftretsnoen 2hnflern. Sas Auars
tstt, tusIass aus 3tei SaHte1 unb
spsi 9erren bsfeht, pirb neue 9dn3e,
rsue 2isbsr gum @ortrage bringen.
DDS prOsramm trdst einen Character
Der Moral, tpsl4es felbf auf ben
@mpfinoIi@Fen einen freunoli&en Gin
brud gu MAIDEN ni9t berfeblen pirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-07
Die Ttprakrankbeit.
Sbre Giuf6Ieppuuo uno erfoIeretds BefduRs
pima I'm CitpreuSeu.

Die 2eprafrantheit bat ii9 feit Der
Witte Oes pOrigen Sabr6unOerts tn
&reiIe Wemel, Sfipreuben. feftgsfett.
pp5in tie offenbar ous benz bena3bar'
ten Rubluno eingef9leppt porben mar.
8ei sen dngeftelten grmittlungen err
CAB fi9, oab bon. 1848 Bis 1898 i'm
@an5en i'm &reiie Memel 95 2eprds
fGle borgetommen paren. @on oiefen
&rdnten lebten 1899 mod 18. Gin
3idgang fat fi6 iuIofern ge5eigt, ols
bon 1881 big 1890 i'm @au5en %
frif6e 6dne befannt getporOen paren.
bon od an bis 1898 nur nod II SdGe,
uno stpdr g%r0btent6eils in lsi9terer
Torm. SIN Sabre 1899 puroe Der
erite Qeprafau in SitpreuBen auber@
bdlb oes &reifes Memel i'm &reiIe
&Ofel feitgeiteIt. Gr betrdf cine Srau
aus gebiloeten &reiien, Die ME i'm Wles
meier 2eprebe5irf gepefen tpar unO
aud ME nit 2epratranfen in Gerii6>
rung gefommen ietn ipollte. Sie Sc
fa6r, oie barin Tag, Dab ois gum Shei!
oen drmern 8sb0lferungsi9i6ten an
gebOrtgen &ranfen in ibren Wohns
prten. 5pdr mDgli9it getrennt, dber
bod ni9t boQtommen d6gei9lOhe en- bon
Der iibrigen 8ep0lferung lebten, un0
ferner sic S9tpierigteit, oie 9ranfsn
oduern0 in BEN augemeinen &rdntenz
a%nftalten unter5ubringen, berdnldbte
Die Notwithstanding, Elm beIon@
6eres 2epra6eim fir Die Nufna6me Ser
&ranfen BEL Memel gu erri9ten. Die
fes 6etm tpeibte am 20. Sult 1899 Der
&ultusminifter 8ofe Elm. Gnoe So:
nlar 1900 6dtten i'm 2epra6eim Is
@uaidbige Qufna6me gefunosn. Sim
S6lufe 6es Sd6res 1900 betrtig Die
4n5abl Ser &ranfen irt 2epra6eim IL.
4uberbdlb Der Gnitdlt fpurbsn ibers
oies 2 2eprafranfe un0 2 2~epraperz
bd9tige tefdnoelt. gu gnOe bcs Sab
res 1901 Eefdn0en fi6 in Dem 2eproz
helm 16 QusIGbige; i'm Sdnudr un0
Sehruar 1902 fruroen nod 2 &ranfe
Gufgeuommen. Sis Gn0e September
ffarben 5, uno i'm Sftober fam elm
mGnnliGer &rGnfer nit feiner ni0t
%franfen 9rou 6tn3u. @m 16. Sanuar
1903 reifte Elm 1~5iGbriger, ne entli9
gebefferter Qeprdfranfer nd6 Ietner
9eimGtb in SAGA ab. Gs blieFen alfp
nur mod - &rdnfe in Der Mnftdlt,
tpG5ren0 a~uBer6alb fiG nod cine binz
ret9en0 ~abgeIon0erte Qeprdfrante fes
fano. Don 3eit gu ,3eit fpmmen ar
an6ern Srten b~erein5elte 2eprafranfs
Dor, bic na6neisli9 fi9 sic &ranf6eit
i'm 4usldnoe ge6olt haben. Gs lit nit
Si6erbeit oarauf gu re9nen, 0aB Die
@us!abfronfbsit, bie isit Dem Mittels
alter aus Seutf9lano perI6pun0en
mar, 0ur3 Die getroffenen Mubregeln,
Die Grmittlung u1er Sdue un0 Die OBJ
fpnoerung Der &ranfen in ~abfebharer
3eit au9 in StpreuBen berf9punoen
fetn miro unb Dab Damn muir mod perz
ein3elte i'm Iuslunoe entitanbene
&ranf6eitsfG1e porfommen tperoen.
Iuf Der Smell Ssldno lit oage9sn Die
2eprdfranfbeit nod INNER re9t 6du:
fig. Sn Dem 2%epra6ofpitul Eel Rejt@
jobif trar 1903 DIE tGglide Our6<
f6nitts6elegung 81. Sm 2aufe oes
Sdbres ftar6cn 0 @%usiabtrante, uno
II pur6en neu aufgenommen. Sis
felt Der grri6tung Oss Spipitals regels
mGBig pprgenommenen Obouttionen
90 ObOuttionen BEL SO S~ooesfdlen)
erpieien, DAB uuf Sslanb Die Suberz
tulofe febr oft lei Osn 4usiabfrunfen
Die Sooesurfu6e lit. 8on- 50 litten
10 on Su~berfuloie, uno beinabe Die
6.IfIo QoX6 5000
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-07

9 abnpolisit n n. Die
S9rdntenDGrterinnen Der preubif9en
Stadtseiienbabnen fin6 nit 6em Snz
frafttreten Der neuen gifenbabnbau>
un6 8etriebsorSnung gu 9dbnpoli3eis
beamttnnen apaRoirt. sic trugen Bis
Der gu ibrer 2egitimation 4rmbinOen,
ouf oenen ole 8eaei9nung rS9rantenz
made" ftanb. SEPT erbielten lie nun,
pie au9 ibre mGnnfiden aonesen.
neue 4rmbinoen nit Der 4uf9rift
-gabnpolisei." 9emdB Der semsinfas
men 9runofdbe iiber Die @nnabme Der
I'm 9sreide Der preubif9en Staatseiz
Notwithstanding bei6Iftieten Orr
better miifen Die S9ranfenipdrtertnz
ron aI;h perei6int 1rerben-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-07
&. ID. Oil, ein 9eiaer ber

Z. W. OH, eth 0ei3er oer
Big Sour . Babn, ftirste in &iserfoe.
Ohio, In sins Ni9snsrube unb sog I'D
f&mersli9e 0erlebunaen on Der Iinfen
Settle su. 81. 6oub bonn Yispenla'
RUM, Der ben nod bier sebra8ten gers
unsludten nod bsfen 8obnung. an
Der 6arrifon. unb pine'S trabe. itber-
fhbrte. fonnte nod nidt feRfeaen. 81
6il innsrli&e 8erIsBungen erlitt ooer
ni&t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-07

5rau s. s. 8aIbemaire
bon SO. 1926 &ooiebeltsM benae fiel
am SamRas 10 unslhdli& aus etnem
MutomobiI, bab He H9 eins1 8einbru&
3uao3.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-18
} Miss MurieI Armitage {

Of The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio.
 Mrs. Senator Roach, of Larimore, ". Dak.; Mrs. Senator Warren, of Chey- enne, WyO.; Bclva Lockwood and Mrs. General Longstreet, of Washington, D.. C., are among the prominent ladies who indorse Peruna.
 Miss Helen Rolof, Kaukauna, Wis, write:
 Several times during the past two years or more my system has been greatly in need of Q tonic, and Gt those times Pcruna has been of great help in building up the system, restoring my appetite and securing restful sleep."- Helen RolOf.
 Miss NIurieI Armitage, 36 Greenwood Ave-, Detroit, Mich, District Organ izer of the Royal Tcmplars of Temper ance, writes as follows:
 "I suffered for five years with uterine
Arizona republican., 1905-06-18
La GRAND BEACH
Another Chance to Get a Summer
 Home Cheap.

MT. James Dixon arrived here yes terday morning and will be at the Hotel Adams for few days, the length of his visit being determined by the amount of business he does. MT. Dixon is representing the Golden State Realty company which corpora ton has an advertisement elsewhere in this paper and the business Of which just now is the selling Of beach lots at La Crande beach, ninety-nine miles north of Santa Barbara.
 MT. Dixon says the company is do- ing a lively business and his trip to Arizona was the result of considering many letters of inquiry received from Arizona towns. These letters indicat- ed the investing feeling and if Arizona wants to participate in the good things offered by the La Grande enterprise. the company would be pleased to do business. Otherwise he will move on for so far they have had about all they could attend to at home. La Grande is only twelve miles from San l .uis Obispo and the station of Ocean ica on the Coast line of the Southern Pacific is only a half mile from the beach, The beach is twen tvs seven miles long and it's owners aver there is no finer one on the coast while some that have been made into popu- lar fesorts are not nearly so good. Of course the entire twenty seven miles has not been plated but 1000 lots have been surveyed in the center and choicest portion of the beach, the company is now engaged in leveling the ground, erecting a fine pavilion, pier, etc, and all the Improvements that will be needed at a resort. The beach proper is 300 feet wide and 9 fine boulevard is being laid out along the water front. The whole beach front is a vast clam bed and for years there will be a fine supply of this sea fruit" In respect of bathing MT. Dix on says there is no undertow and the climate is a delightful as Santa Bar bara or any other coast resort. More than that. back of the beach instead of a barren landscape. there is not far away the coast range of mountains and between the country is filled with little mountain streams finding the:~ way into the ocean and surrounded by a luXuriant vegetation and cOnsidera- ble forestry.
 It will be impossible for the com pany to get it's improvements finish
Arizona republican., 1905-06-18

ed this season but the pavilion and other public places will be furnished. There are no houses there to rent and those who go this summer must eitb- CT provide themselves with tents or build their own cottages, but the work Is going on rapidly ald there are men on the ground who will show to each lot owner the location he has bought and the lines of his property. The sale of these lots is now an investment pure and simple. The lots range In price from $40 to S350. the price of the cheaper lots having jumped from S25 to $40 in the last two weeks. The value, too. is legitimate and not fici- tfous as 2,000 lots have already been sold and the beach front is becoming a lively scene.
 The lots are sold on easy terms, with a very small cash payment. Mir Dixon says he will be pleased to show to any inquirer at the hotel, the plat of the beach, the pictures of it and also give any information he can con corning the enterprise.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-18

all summed up in the statement that MT. Fowler feels more confident of the future than ever before and bet ter satisfied with the water situation generally. It is not a violation of confidence though to state that the visit east was made advisable by the breaking of the Arizona dam and that the distributing system of the valley was concerned in the conferences.
 MT. Fowler was much delayed on the way east, arriving in Chicago four days behind schedule. From there he went to Washington and during his absence he made various trips from Washington to New York and other places, having been in Boston last week. He returned from there here via Washington.
 Incidentally he mentioned last night that Geo. H. MaxwelIs offices and the headquarters of the National Irriga- ton Associa tion are being moved from Chicago to New York. Branch offices though will still be maintained in Chicago. MT. Maxwell he says has also arranged for the publication of q new monthly to be known as the Homemakers' Magazine.
 Coronado Tent City opens June 21st
Arizona republican., 1905-06-18
BACK AND JUBILANT
5. A. Fowler Returned Home YeSter-
 day From Washington.

President B. A. Fowler of the Water Usets' association returned home yes terday morning after an absence in the east dating from the latter part of April. He left here April 25, in tending to go to Los Angeles but at Ash Fork he found the trains delayed and at the same time received dis quieting information from the east that made him think his visit there was highly important.
 He believes now that it was and that he did the right thing by going as he has accomplished more he thinks, to- ward settling some of the irritating questions that have confronted the water users of the valley than he has on any previous mission. Just what the result of his efforts will be can not now be fully appreciated and much that has been done is not at present a matter for newspaper pub licity. His work however, has been entirely in line with his official duties and in the interest of the Water Users association. There will be a meeting of the board of governors next Mon day on which occasion he will report what has been accomplished but he feels now that it would be discOur teous to the board and untimely to make public these things previous to a conference with the board. It is
Arizona republican., 1905-06-18
WOMEN WHO SUFFER
Listen to What Dr. Hartman Pro- poses to To for You Without
 Ghnrrn.
Charge.

Doubtless hundreds of thousands of women all over the United States have seen Dr. Hartman's o.1cr il inc papers how he has undertaken to treat every woman suffering with any form of female disease who will write 10 him, f. ee of charge.
 To those who have not heard of this it may be said that Dr. Hartman is phy- sician and surgeon of great renown n medical circles, especially in the treat mcnt of those diseases which women alone have to bear.
 He has arranged to answer all letters that are sent to him from women troubled with any form of female weak ness, free of charge, giving the benefit of knowledge which has cost him forty years to accumulate.
 The medicines he prescribes are with in the reach of any woman, and she can get them at any drug store.
 All she is required to do is to send her name and address, together with her symptoms, duration of sickness and age.
 Address Dr. $. 5. Hartman, President
Arizona republican., 1905-06-18
A BISBEE HOMICIDE
Charles Coleman Killed Han Found
 Drinking With His Wife.

There was a fatal shooting affray in Bisbee Wednesday night in the Comet saloon on Brewery gulch, across the street from the postOffice, says the Douglas Dispatch. Hiram Smith, a young miner twenty-four years of age, employed in the Copper Queen mine, was shot and instantly killed by Chas. Coleman, laso an employe of the Cop per Queen.
 Coleman entered the Comet saloon at s o'clock in the evening and passed through the bar to a wine room in the rear. where he found Smith and Mrs. Coleman, his wife, drinking. He pulled a revolver from his pocket and fired at Smith. the bullet taking effect directly over the latter's heart and killing him almost instantly.
 Coleman was immediately arrested and locked up.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-18

irreCu. jrities, which brought on hys- teria and made mo physical wrccs- | tried doctors from the different schools of medicine, but without any pcrccp-i. To change in my condition In my dcsl-ir I called on an old nurse, who advised me to try Pcruna, ard promised eoo.s results if I would persist and take ls regularly. kept th-s mp for six rnoaths, a2d steadily gained strength and health and when had used fifteen bottles considered myself entirely cured zEa 2 agrateful, happy woman to-day-"-N.ss Nuriel Arni-&Sc.
 Miss Lucy NJ Riley, = Davenport >t-, Cleveland, Ohio, writes:
 ..I wish to add my Endorsement co thousands of other women who have been cured through the Usc cf lc--24- l suffered for five yeas with severe backachc, and when weary or Wo---c4 in the least l had prolonged hezGzchr. am row in perfect health, enjoy life and have neither Sn ache or pain, thanks to PcrUnG.''-T-uc- N- Riley.
 If you Go not Cc-ivc pro--Dt and satls- factory results from tae use of Fcrua2, write at o-ce To Dr. Hartman. Eiyln= "a full statement of your case and he VIII be pleased to give you his valuable ad- vice gratis.
 Address Dr. Hartman. President cf The Hartman SsnItar-unl. Colum oli=. o-