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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-28
HARVEST HANDS SCARCE
State Labor Bureau Has No Applca'
lions for Work.

There is not single application on hand In
the state labor bureau for employment In the
harvest fields.
.T'his is an unusual condition with us," said
Deputy Labor Commissioner Lynch today. Usual
" there are many. who desire to work harvest
mo and Who ask for aid to get work thru our
dennrtment so far however, we have not had
a single man to apply for aid in getting har-
vesting work.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-28
WORK OR 40 TO WORKS"
Police Will Arrest All Who Prefer
.~ Tdfeness on Streets.

toned to the workhouse today for terms rang
Ing from twenty to ninety days. The police
have been instructed by Police Superintendent
and the orders are being carried out. There
is plenty Of work for everyone now, according
to the superintendent, and those who refuse to-
work win have to keep away from the city.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-05-10
CHICAGO'S EXPENSIVE
CITY HALL CONDEMNED
Employees Have Been Dodsins Falling
Plaster and Other Things for a
Week or More.

Chicago. May 1.-The health department
today condemned the city hall as unsani-
tary and dangerous to the health of It's
occupants.
Although great cracks are appearing
hourly in the ceilings and walls of nearly
every office. causing plaster and holdings
To fall and the east wall of the structure
is bulacd. competent engineers have de-
clared there was no danger of the city hall
co.lapsing.
Except for the possibility OF hcine hit
by falling plaster or moldinss. office EN-
ploycs. they said. were in no immediate
danger.
In spite of the assurance of the en-
ginecrs that the structure would not col
lapse many employees worked in terror.
With crcaking sounds grea: cracks APP
peared In various offices during the day
and others which appeared last week grew
larger.
Plaster fell in many OF the Offices, mar
rowly missing the heads of employees. In
some of the offices molding dropped from
the walls. In the map department the or
namcntal bracket-connecting columns OF
the building was found to be in such dan
gcrouS condition Superintendent Riley ord
cred It's removal Yesterday.
Commissioned of Public Works O'Con-
ncil ordered the council doors unlocked so
that there would he free access to the fire
escapes ON the fourth floor in case of IA
panic.
The 5000. GD or more needed to erect a
now hail is something which the aldermen
consider almost Impossible TO raise with
the finances of the city in the present
crippled condition.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-05-10
FREE ALCOHOL GOES
TO SUBCOMMITTEE
Aldrich Partially Defeated After Ami.
mated Discussion in Finance
Committee.

Washington. May 4.-Chairman All
ilrfch of the senate finance committee.
Will appoint d subcommittee of seven
to inquire into the free alcohol cues
'on. This was determined at the meet.
ing of the finance COMMITTEE Yesterday
afternoon.
The discussion of the free alcohol
matter in the committee was quite ami
mated and it soon became apparent
~hht a ma jority of the committee was
in favor of reporting some kind of =;
free alcohol bill during the present ses-
sion of congress-. The IL WAS that In.
subcommittee WAS authorized.
After the committee had adjourned.
MI. Aldr,ch said To the WIS Der men
that he would lot appoint Tn. sub
comm lite" Intil he had time TO CON
suit Sore of the meIlbcrs of the scn-
. t..
Ii will be Interesting % SO. If the
ubcommi,tce personnel discloses any
hing IN The way of 'loadinc." Thai,
oinniiitec Will control The length and
character of the hearings. and If so in
tiiil"d II! can spin thes. out until con-
;ress is lmost ready To adjourn.
h provision for a subcommittee is
le.ailei as n victory by the free alco-
'iol people. but it is obvious that a
'r"'tt distance still :cmain to be ira
.ersed before this can be iegisiat.d
ven With n favorable report from TN.
ubcomi a.ee. There will be- the gaunt-
- OF ~ full committee To run. ana
ft"r thit tie bill will he subject To-
'"!l" that Unfortunately senators or,
- floor viii know how to bring ahou,
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-05-10
WARRANTS FOR the
SHOOTING C%ONSTABLES
Men WIZ Fired on Riotous Minor.
Charged With Attempt to Kill
Strike Situation.

MI. Carmel. Pa. May 3.-Twentv "
1our warrants We're issued TODAY On
complaint of United Mine WORKERS for
the arrest of Lieutenant Smith ami
members of the state onstah,Ia nv
me men are charged with assault ana
battery with intent to kin in connection
WIN yesterdays riot. The warrant.
VIII not be served until the present ax'
element subsidies.
W~llkesbarre Pa. May 1.-Presiaent
mitchell said the disturbance at NJ,
ailmeI yesterday was to be regretted
ana that The state "Onstabularv ,ver,
probably u source of irritation ia thu
Foreign people. Beyond that he wo,Id
not discuss the matter.
n nuinbe Of the OF tho
miners scale committee arrived here
To-Day ana Will accompany Mitchell To
scranton tomorrow. Mitchell said no
was Well pleased with the situation IA
III exists AT present. but declined to give
any mixing as to what course the min
ers convention was likely to purs,,,
That's for the delegates to say" he
stated.
Nevertheless 1t Is a fact the delega ton
arr. looking to their leader to say lust
what shall be done.
Pa. May IA large num-
per OF shippers and clerks on the Sha-
mokin division of the Reading railroad
We're suspended today until the collier
les resume. Another carload OF den,,-
Ties arrived here today.
New York. May 1.-Belief that AZ
ialrs are shaping themselves for an
oIncial strike OF anthracite ,nipars
caused an increased demand for small
s'eafn sizes OF anthracite here yester-
"ay ana an upward tendency In prjc.s
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-05-10
UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT
GIVES CAUSE OF A
David Starr Jordan Says Mountain
Slipped from Three to Six Feet
Due TO Geoloaic Fault.

Palo Alto. Cal. May 4.-President
David Starr Jordan. of Leland STAN
ford, Jr.. university. has described the
cause of the earthquake which began
the destruction of San Francisco.
The backbone of the peninsula of
san Francisco is formed" he said. by
h Sierra Morena chain. Along the
base of this mountain for a distance of
forty miles is "A narrow valley.
This marks an old FAULT of geologic
times. When it was made the rocks OH
the east side fell some 1000 feet. as
related to those on the west. which
constitute the Sierra Morena.
Most of the earthquake shocks
about San Francisco hay been due to
ii REIMBURSEMENT along the line of this
old fault. On April IS the old fault
reopened and cracked the surface of
the earth the entire length of the val
ley.
"On the west side the unit
slipped to the northward Il distance Of
from three to six feet"
Stockton. Cal. May 2-It has been
discovered that in the vicinity OF
Woodbridge the Mokeiumme river has
fallen twelve feet. the bed of the river
having dropped from the effects of the
recent earthquake. AS the waterway
has overfiowed frequently armer
along the stream are highly pleased
with the change since ii can carry far
more water than heretofore n not
eGdanger their lands
Another incident of the earthquake
Is the drying up of Tracy lake IN the
northwestern part of San JOAQUIN
county
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-05-10
H0CH %RENOmINATED.
osa'e Convention Ignored Sensations
Kissing Story and He Heads
the Ticket

topeka, Kan. May ;.ZTile republ,
can state convention Yesterday ignored
'he sensational kissing story involving
Governor Hoch u renominated 1hat
ollc'ai by %acclamation. The story
which was sprung only fou, DAYS i,
advance OF The convention. was to h,
eject that about a year ago the GOV
'ihof To kiss the wife of
ioflmer Governor w. T.. Stanley during
"A visit she paid his Office on official bus
mess. She being Il embe of one of
me state boards. some months late,
she resigned her position and I'm thu.
story the incident in the governors Of
nee was given as the reason for her
iictloh. The governor made no direct
uehial. nut In II formal statement said
'hat the facts did not warrant he sen
satlonal account that had been printed
Governor Hoch's enemies expected the
story 10 put him out of the running,
put the delegates made light of it and
the incident had absolutely no effect
in the convention.
The following ticket was nominated.
Governor-Edw. w. Hoch. Marion.
Lieutenant C;overnor-Wm. j. Fitz-
gerald. Dodge City.
Secretary of State-Charles II. Den
ton. Attica.
state Auditor-Janes NJ. Nation.
Erie.
state Treasurer-Mar Tully, hide
pendence.
Attorney Gcneral-Fred :. jackson.
Greenwood.
State Superintendent OF Public In
struction-E. 7. F%'airchild. Ellsworth.
justices of Supreme Court-Six-yeal.
term. VIM. a. Johnston. Minneapolis.
X. A.. Burch. Salina: four-year
term. Silas Porter. Kansas City. Kan.
inc Charles b. Graves. Emporia.
Railroad Commissioners-George w.
Nnaval. Frank Ryan and Charles A..
Ryker.
Insurance Commissioner-Charles w.
Barnes. of Usage county.
State Printer-Thoinas \. McNeal
Topeka.
The so-called machine slate. ppor
ed by he present state administration
was successful over the reform Faction
led by w. r. Stubbs.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-05-10
MuENTER A BE DEAD
Professor Grove Thinks Instructor
Did Not Kill His
Wife

'hicaSo. May THAT Eric Muen,e
Dr""dins over the clarg. that he mu,.
dei.d his wife In Cambridge. Mass. and
depressed TO the verge OF m~elanch,;i.
by grlef because OF her death, has com
hlittcd suicide. is the belief OF tbnsa
wh" knew him best while he lived II,
Chicago. "
- ann convinced now that Mueutey
uid not Kill his wife" said Professor \
NJ. GROVE of the University of Chicago
Muenter lived with Professor Grove.
while ne WAS an Instructor In the mi
versity.
u believe. however. that he has com
mitted suicide" continued Professor
'rowe. Knowing his temperament as
wei as l do, l do not believe he with
stood the shock of his wife's death and
me blow which ollo~ed in charges that
ne murdered her. He was of Il uorose
disposition at best. and such misfor-
tune AS has Overtaken him would no
calculated to drive him to desperation
The fact that ne left his children with
ms sisters would appear to me 10
strengthen he theory that he contem-
plated committing suicide when he left
he home of his relatives"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-05-10
WHEN THE MORMONS
CONTROL II STATES
Will Then Prevent CONSTITUTIONS
Amendment Against
PoIYqamY.

~ sns'tS city. May Miss Edit.
hughes Burton OF Kansas. who for
the missionary society of the Preshy-
terrain church ana has been 4 mission
airy among the Mormons in Utah. said
in IN address in this city:
The greatest object for which tie
Mormon church is striving is political
power. y constitutional amendment
against p%olygainy is the only ,hins
feared ny the Mornons. They know
they cannot ~cirrunVent the national
government that if %polySamy is left to
state control they can preach ii and
practice it ultimately With legislative
sanction by tn. election of safe mel To
office.
When they can control twelve states
the Morrnons can defeat a constitutions
III amendment. Their plan is TO got
enough Mormon voters to move /.
states which they have marked for con
tru!.
TIN menace of Mormonism TO the
country is increased by the fact thai
me Mormon church is The best organ
ized institution III the world. with the
execution of the German arny."
- Brahmin missionary To America.
MaraNan Niishna. filling The pulpit of
All Souls church tI,piscopaD, in this
city. by invitation. said in the course
81 =. talk:
Were overs,ockel with Christian
missionaries. Ninety per N of those
we FAYE are senseless. Furthermore.
we don't want your religion and your
holy book. We have more religion of
our own than We know what TO do
with. Il surplus that we'd like to eX-
port. SO pray YOU Americans. keep
Nour SO called missionaries at home. If
you want To ChriStianize us send us
som" men that are qualified to teach.
philosophers that know their own scrip
lure. mill thn, fha Na1oS 1, fn,.
books of philosophy. are good enough
tor us.
SHOW me- a country where mission
aries have been that is prosperous: il
doesn't exist. There We're no famines. |
no plague in India before the English
INVASION. / am here in the interests of
India for India. not Indian for Eng
During his remarks some members
of the congregation left the assembly
and later Rev. Charles Ferguson apol-
osiZed for Marayan krishna's state
nphIS
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-05-10
COST OF LIVING SCARS:
PRICES on EXPORTS CU1
Necessities 1872 Per Cent. Higher Than
in 1897 and 1853 Above Average
from 1890 to 1899.

Washington. MAY 3.-IIow The COS, OF
living in the United States is mounting
rapidly under tn. DinyIey tariff althouph
the same commodities are sold much more
cheaply for EXPORT. is shown in a buI,o,ip
:ust issued nv the bureau of labor .ntit,.,
Course of Wholesale Prices for 1850 ia
,en,"
The value of the statistics &c ,ha, tho,
have becn carefully co,loct.d ON ,L. ,an,.
plan that has been p,,rs,,ed far I'M. ,,s,
fourteen wears and the d.d,c,ion. ara
drawn in the same scientific way ,h,, Nd
made thos. statistics extromelv v.i,,,hI.
,rba ronor, ..,s IN, v,aia.a
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-05-10
BIG INCREASE IN
PAPER MONEY S
Growth of Business Nccessitates a.
Enlargement Of the Volume of
Currency.

Washington. ID. e.. Ma: IA re
marllablc Illustration of the growth n
business i'll the United States. as indi-
Gated by the demands for money. is
afforded in the executive document re-
Gently sent to congress from the treas
ury department. bearing on the esti-
mates for engraving money for the
government the coming year. The
treasury department finds that there
will be need for about 30 per cent. mora
new money the coming year than in
1905.
Paper money, 1t may be explained. is
engraved IN sheets. each sheet contain
Ing four bills. The last annual esti-
mate was for As. 12O.OOO of these sheets.
or over 162.O0O.0O0 separate bills of ali
denominations. covering silver and gold
certificates and United States notes.
and 6.300.OOO sheets Of national bank
notes. or 26.0O0,00 individual notes.
This time Treasurer Treat demands
facilities for producing 5l.12O.O 900 sheets
OF gold and silver certificates and
treasury notes, and $500. 900 sheets of
national bank currency: that is, about
2O4,50O, 900 notes OF the one class and
$4,000. 900 of the other.
This is an extremely large animal
increase. but it is made because of tb,.
demands of business. New notes are
ISSUED when old ones Wear out or when
the bonds or bullion are deposited for
their issuance. The notes issued last
Year. by classes and denominations
We're:
United States Notes
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-05-10
FOR OBSERVING POOR
House by a Vote Of 1853 to So Decides
to Continue the Free Distribu-
ton Of Seede

~
.s"''s'o" - e. May BY . vot'
or LOS to IS the house Yesterday de-
oided To continue TN, free dis,
OF garden and ,,o,,,, sad. ,,.n, -.
the iton,s i, IA. 80" "
,,i :, 'S'lV"l'u';'i piii broad
'"'"S '"c scope al the bureau of chcrn-
istry and Dr.. WiloN's department were
eliminated on points or ora., minute
ul,rly those r.ls.n,u
tion of food ,n,'li7 ~ Huuit'i'.
beverages uiusS aHa
Conslder,hlo ,ro
thc bill after IN, f,n. s.,', "t
MAS ont of nv, ''i,,'tp,
be completed ,od,, ""p 'V p"" WIZ
Mr.. Gaines nf r,, ;.
pleaded for +, i,""'sse'' asais
satiricnl ,nnia,. So'"s' curing winch
bnjl,u Sr."r". '.'ir 'h' mouse Il
.,,,l III. 'i'""e' 'hihoh Welded tho
store orde, h,,t ,h,a lying % re
heard the youtln,,9n - -. '"u'' oe
yorif,rntin, ~. ''on' tennessee.
his ais,ric1 $780,, n '"'sc'Nlhs poor OK
nm. an.s S""ula nave free seeds.
others inrl,diu. w.. N'"ss'u ny several
RADIO. ana Nr Wsona - IN W 'oio-
An nnnni,n,n ~ oi MISSOURI
phv. of Nissan; ~, ME- Mur-
amount anur,nrintn, ~..V'' NJ
the INVESTIGATES, a, ''.', io'
.hard Diseases nra, INV u
region of N o"a'N
adopted by "A vote of &, To- a. vas
The yn,. I,"ti,"i o. 10 40
Amendment of Nr , va nv
for tho fire.. dis ,, IN, ,"'"p. proNldinE
amendment vns 'Jn,,nn !" Serus' inc
When the srction ~ ny i 90 10 %.
reached dnalin. wax ~" ON was
rbe,,istu, ,nn M'.n 'hr bureau or
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-05-10
FOR A LOCK CANAL.
Spooner Act Provides for 1t. and Com
rnittee Decides No Further Action
is Necessary.

Washington. u. &. May ~4-congrcs.
Is not likely to pass legislation deter
nalntns the type OF canal across TIL,
lsihtAus al Panama Although no Not,
@as taken. that MAS the drift of a dis
cussion by The senate committee OF
l~nterrccslni, canals Yesterday. The sen
t'inrlt expressed by an Overwhelming
majority al the committee was that
the present law. the SpouncY act. in
tended To provide FOR - lock canal. and
that congress having oncc decided this
question should nol alter its decision,
especially Is the administration
charged with the construction favors
The senators who were pronounce
in their support OF the administration
Which desires to build Il canal in com
lliance With tho plans recommended
by the minority "f the board al con
srlting engineers. were Willard. Knox
Hopkins. simmons and Plat. Senators
DRYDEN and AnkenN. il is said. viii
probably vote in the same Way.
senator \ittrcdse and Senate. Tai
iaierro spoke III favor of a sea level
canal. while senator Morgan SAID that
h" preferred his ~ plan. and WAS not
inclined /" vote ON The question at all.
II is belle, &c that nj the next excou-
tive session a vote will be taken to not
report the bill ON the type of canal.
The canal commission decided To ask
for an appropriation of SIG. 3tS. 600 To
continue the construction of the canal
during the fiscal year ending june 80.
1905.
These estimates are for Il lock canal.
and a letter from Chairman Shonts to
the secretary of war. written To accom-
The estimates. states that the ex-
listing law authorizes Il lock canal and
in the ibsencc of amy other legislation
tn" commission prepared estimates for
Il canal of that type.
The commissioners considered the re-
port of the army board of Qualifications
for the canal. but decided that no ac-
ton can be taken concerning fortitl-
until the type of canal shall
been determined
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-05-10
DON'T FORGET U.S."
This is tHs Appeal Of e. II. Hartman.
WHO Says He Doesn't Oppose
Panama Canal

Seattle. Wash. May IL. n. HART
man. president OF the Union Pacific
and allied lines. addressing an audi
eice OF Seattle business men last night
denied ne Is opposed to the Panama
canal but warned the people against
what he termed the anti ra ilroad ,yt,
tatipn which is now so ~pronorncat
throughout the country"
He said that while water
'ion should be encouraged the peonIe
'lust not forget the land transportation
which Is Of greater Importance.
This Is Harriman's FIRST n,,hi,o -.
terance on the subject Of the m.
canal. "'a'He
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-05-10
WHITE IS OUT OF
RUSSIAN CAEIkET
Premier Found Affairs Too S~tr.p.on-
-~Gorcnykin Succeeds the Ports
mouth Victor.

$. Petersburg. May ..-Thr .~c.igna.
ton of Count Witte as premier has
been accepted.
Former Minister OF the Interior
Goremykin succeeds him. oeicial an
met will be made tomorrow
Goremykin's elevation t, IN. pr...
imlership created amaZe,nent. H.. ia
ios only regarded as a r~cactionary b,,t
.ne general opinion is ne is not equal
l" me task OF facing the coming crisi..
is complete. az
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-05-10

me remainder was in national bank
notes of various denominations. I, il
impossible to forecast the amounts of
different denominations that will be is
sued tn" coming year. because mis- ia.
ponds cn the demand for moncv of Tho
various denominations.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-18
1VETTE

uue e ocutr h. habla tempo penr clio cuando
empezaran las dfcut1e ComprendA perectsmente que
menos de IN provdenciA hG podG
hombe rico de buena fams: esto ne,esb una de
sorpre del que coloca las AventueA trono. No
contaba con clio pen1aba mma cudar de
proyectoa que 10 concerDan dire tsments.
Yvete hlria 50 madre, ain duda. Serfa muier
destnsda I amor Por que no Pero Ia mAYquesA haba
streyido mSs preguntsr como cuando rrfaa caida
he Ahf quesU HIS de prontC. 10 hlcfa de es pre-
ounas Las e no es fscl conttar 10 obgaba penssr
suno tan espnoso tan decsdc, tan dici tan prOpio
turba concenca concenca neceSAro sacAr reu
cir cuSndo se trlta de una hija de tales CosAs.
TepiG demaaitdA aucis para equVocrse nj momento
,cerca de ntencone de SrvgDy cono experen
c os hombres mucho los de Ia ndoe de Sorvgny. A
81 que las primer pabrs dc Yvs pudo por de
exclsmAr:
( sServgny Estss local
For que hlbrfA empeAdo tai msdo aquel inteIi'
gene cIzurro acoatumbrado tAtAr las musres de tods
cses e haiG lutgo' como prevepir Ia muchach1 como
defende Puea h pArca aus cpIz de cuAquer enormi
dad
Qo6D hAbfl de imagna que Chca tan dessrrOlds
TIN csndda
YAmarquess, perpeia "a CansAdl de reAexonar pen
aba 10 que necario hlcey decdia pues Ia uaci6n
era penoIa.
Canada de persIr murmur6:
BIhI Lea viglGrG obare s'QGn las circupstIncias 81
es precso habIare mumo Servgoy EI o comprenders
No pens6 10 lie dra nj en- 10 conttstI1a nj
uu6 poan cordar cnnentR de hbere cnddo de
Iquel quebradero de cabez In bee obgsdA tomsr
resouci6n Yoiv6 psnsr SAv con Hrada perddA
ss eb hlcia respsndor crne tOdts s noches
sobre Paris eny6 con smbas bsos rdos que sEzabA
Is obsuridd tras otro ain coLr IN voz baa como
sun lie hIblarS, decii:
~-Te Gmo, te Smo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-18
CAPlTULOIII

Yyette no dormia tampoco Como madre, acod6 10
ventana las primera sgrmas de pesar enAron ooS
Hsata entoncss haba vvido crecdo entire aquea con-
Ranzs aurdda serena de Ii uventud dcho que pensr,
buaCar xonar Por que hab de oven como to-
s las 6vene9 cuenta de que 10 dsb ocurrr una dud'
una ososch, penosa9 .
P.ca saberIo todo porqae hbbA de todo porque haba
tornado Ell tono s mAnaras psbr osad de gene que
moy, en- torno suyo Pero readad Saba
chscha educada en- decen udaclas de
p bra proyenan dncamente memo de poder de mi
tsc6n de asmlac6n que snen todM s musres no dc IN
cerebro penuador atreVldo.
H.b1bs del amor como hiio de pntor de mtsco
hAblar de pintura de m6c los dez doce G6ts Slbfs
meor sospechsba que eupeC dc mo encerba aquea pa
bra pues aguos bromas mdas pAbrs recenclIs hAbi1n
umnsdo u nocencia pero gnab hlbendo eltado en-
inmdad de otta que tudss las fGmisS pAreCian suy
madre Is besabLn respeto aparente todos
sus amigos paen iuos nob, o todos paecian rCos
todcs nombbn f.marmeLte rfocpes de estrpe real Dos
ha de rey hAbiAn lido mich uoche. casa de lA marqueaa
sC6mo hubiera pOddo AdvinGr IL verdadl -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-18
DOCTOR GUSTAVO MuROz

DE LA FACULTAD de
Medicina de Madrid y Ex-pro-
fesor Clinico del Hospital de
San Carlos, de la mlsma Fa-
cultad, de regreso de su vla1e
a Madrid, ha establecldo su
o6cina professional en- la Gale
de Tetuan No 81.
Horas de consulta de 2 a
4 o. m. Telefono no 326. d.
-ES NECESARIO exiglr que cada
ostia obtenga grabado el nombre Dl-
gestivo Moisrriets, pero un a6lo estu-
che produce meior etecto que una do
csna de botellss dc aqua mineral 9 de
.er el 6nico curative radical, del o..
6mago del intestine, ell Digestive
Noiarrieta purifca los alimentos y
ios hscs asimilsbles. Ell legitimo Di'
j gestivo Moi artieta cura en- IN dia laa
| lndigessiones, en- un mes las dispep'
.ias 8 gastra|g |giss, y en- tres meaes las
mas graves intermediates cr6nicas del
est6msgo y del insesttoo, Esta uni
vsrsalmente coS firm ado, en- torma sin
igual, que 10 ehcaaia del Digestive
Moiarrieta es verdaderamente radical
superior & 10 de todoa los otros re-
msdios. De venta en- lxs prinoipslei
lfarmacias de Europa y A6mrics.
En- esta imprenta 90 We 1dsspape
lyisjo de peri6dico a 81 quIntsl.