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EN.s. ;. SENATOR
 j. D. WtLhER DEAD.
A@ed Statesman Feil Down Stairs fracturing His skull and By
 ing Within Ten Minutes.

Fayetteville, Oct. 20-EX-U aited States Senator James D. Walker, one of the oldest citizens of northwestern I Arkansas. died Thursday afternoon as the result Of injuries received in an accident While coming down the i stairs from the office of Walker and ] Walker he lost his balance and fell to the landing, fractuling his skull and dying ten minutes later. He was the father of Vol Walker and Whythe 1 Walker
 i James D. Walker was born in Logan 1 county, Kentucky, December 13, 1880, and moved in 1S47 to Arkansas. He i received his education at the private schools in Kentucky and at Ozark in i stitute, Arkansas He studied law and was admitted to the practice of law 1 in 1850. at Fayetteville. He was a colonel in the Confederate army. Aft CT the civil war he resumed the prac- 1 tice of his profession He was so- l licitor general of the state of Arkan- sas for awhile resigning in order 10 continue his practice in Fayetteville He was chosen a presidential electOr for the state at large in 1876 and vOt- ed for Tilden and Hendricks
 Judge Walker was elected to the United States senate as a Democrat to succeed Stephen W. Dorsey, Re- publican. and took his seat March IS, 1872 His term of service expired March ,, 1885.
 At the time of his election to the United States senate Judge Walker was one of the best known and best liked public men in Arkansas. His high standing was eVlnced by the fact that he was elected senator over such intellectual giants and statesmen as ex-United States Senator Robert w. Johnson, General Grandson D. Roy ston and Marcus L. Bell, men whose illustrious public services lllumine the ages of Arkansas history. The 1 canvas of the state by these distin- guished candidates for the senator ship in the summer of 1878 is memor- able. In those days there were no primary elections and no instructions to legislators Candidates for the leg islature were voted for upon their senatorial choice, as expressed by them. For instance, supporters oi
 Walker would vote for the legislative candidate known to be for Walker, and the others would vote according to their preferences. Speeches were made throughout the state by the senatorial candidates and they were
 greeted by large crowds. When the
 legislature met in January, lS'9, the
 coveted prize fell to Little Dave
 Walker as he was called by ms
 friends and supporters.
 Senator Walker was not candl-
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Baptist Pastor Called.

BatesNille- The First Baptist church Of Batesville has called to it's pastor Ae Rev. E. P. J. Garrott of Newport to succeed Key. S. B. Galloway. who recently resigned on account of ill Aoalth Mr Garroit is a graduate Of the Baptist Theological seminary at I.ouisville. Ky. and has been at New port about a year.
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MINER KILLED
WOMAN WOUNDED.

Nelsonville O., Oct 20.-fra Don ley, miner was shot last night and Mrs Angeline Boggs was wounded by John Frasier. in the Sunday Creek company store at Kimberley, south from here I'rasier is under arrest on the charge of murder Mrs. Boggs was a bystander who was purchasing sup plies when the shooting occurred. Both three children. There was a pathetic scene when Donley's $ 12-year-old son, hearing of the shooting, ran to the store and found his father gasping his last F'raser claims he shot ip self defense.
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Tried to lake His Life.

Gassyille-Charles k. Aiken, tray cling man for a Memphis house tried H commit suicide few days ago al 0Asvil'c by stabbins himself with a knife. He drove the blade of large pocket knife into his breast. narrowly missing his heart Financial trouble . said to he the cause Of his attempt so take his life.
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I.nIwr lustitMIcd.

SpringtoWn-An |. 0. 0. r. lodge wss instituted at Spfinstown October 1, with d membership of thirtN-seven, and of this number thirteen were
 Charter members. A large number of visiting members from nei2hborinS lodges were present and participated ia the work. I'he degrees were con ferred by the Elm Springs lodge
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Ankle Fractured.

I.uxora Miss Mary Bacchus of US heola met with a painful accldei1t ae the home of her uncle, Jno. \. Bowen, at Luxora, last week. Miss Bacchus WIS sitting in a hammock when tue aketenings gave way and the ham mock fell with the young lady. eauS- inc fracture of the bones in her ankle
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Smothered to Death

TeXalllana-I. r. Hornbeek, d farm CT who lived near TeNarkana was suffocated on Saturday under load of cotton seed. Deceased was taking a load of seed to a gin, two miles distant. and when about half way one of the front wheels of his wagon struck a stump as he was going down a hill and turned the wagon over. Mr. Horn beck was suffoeated before he Was eXtricated from the pile of seed. De- ceased was 1S wears old and nnmu- rie3
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An. do fhou adiudge the claim, Thou ineftable of Name Ever has our faith been led From the v'ning lions den. From the fiery furnace bed, Upward to Thy holy ken. We are Thine by warrant sure or the travails we endure Scogned, rejected of all men; Grief's famliars; scarce a place Yielding us sheer resting space These. oul. tokens. are of grace. These known martyr-marks, beSpeai |. the prophet--Servant meek Ours the cross, it's beams worldwide We. the ever-crucitied; Yet tho sponged our lips with gall Of the long dark ages brew Hark the accents clearly fall: Father, oh, forgive them, all, For they know not what they do.
 II. w. ETTEI.SON.
 Ft. Wayne Ind. Sept l3, 1906.
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Hiqh Schoo! Burned.

Trenton.1rhe school buildins of the At Vernon school at Trenton Phil lips county, was destroyed by fire on Tuesday. The loss was partially GOV eeed bv insurance The property be Longed to the Mt. Vernon Baptist as
 neiatien, and prosperous school was b session at the time of it's burning.
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Fatally Injured.

Alpin-C. H. kizzier, employed al he stave mill at Alpin, fell while operating the saw and had his les n,t off. from the effects of which ne died Deceased was 10 years old ana leaves q wife and two small chiiarth.
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Union Ware house.

parasould- -The Farmers nnion Of aseene county will begin the construe- tion of q large warehouse at Para gould i ;tn early date. Two acres ol ground have been purchased on which tc erect building, which will be 19 hY 100 fNet-
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Cures baby's croup. Willie's daily cuts and bruises, mama's sore throat, erandmas lameness-Dr. Thomas Electric Oil-the great household remedy.
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Broke TWO Ribs.

Blackwell-Floyd Rice, an empIoye ii Gleason's sawmill at Blackwell leil t,,ro,,ob a hole in the floor of the sec oud story of the mill, a distance oi twelve feet, breaking two of his llp9'
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,. TO THE CHRISTIAN NATIONS

The following poem is taken from q recent number of The Israelite. . and is republished hy request The poem is a striking one, not from a literary viewpoint, but from the bold. earnest manner in which it breathes the heartfelt sentiments of the aver age lsraelite of today It should be read with interest by Gentiles.
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The SOuthWes stern \ ej egraph and Tele
 phone Co.

date for reelection in 1SS5. He re- turned to his home in Fayetteville and retired from public life.
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Do you digest your food? Ii noS take Brooks Iron Peptol the digestive ferment.
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NETTIE B. HOLLIS
Fashionable Hairdresser and Mani'
 curiSt.

Trained in Chicago College of Hair dressing and Manicuring. Two years experience in one of Chicago'S most exclusive parlors. Names oi some oi Pine BIuii's most prominent white ladies can be given as reference. Calls attended promptly. Satisfaction guar. antecd. Old phone 57s. Residence HOS West Second avenue.
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DOCTORS BLACK BROS. Announce today that they will reopen their Dental Parlors over the Bank of Pine Bluff about the 10th of October. Everything new.
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Six and nineteen hundred years. Can no dole of blood and tears liquidate hates forged arrears? Lo, the Savior ye adore I'y an agony he bore
 But few short hours space Washed away, tis reasoned so, All a lost worlds sin and woe. What, and his whole kindred race, That has borne from age to age, All the stings of VenomCd rage, Gan not it forgiveness win Even for unproven sin? Scarce d sin at worst, ye WOt, For. eff sooth the thing betell Which the misty annals tell) We were but blind actors in X divine predestined plot NeedfuI for mans ruined lot. How or why this was precise, Ours no hope to know, indeed, But we question you your creed That accepts his sacrifice As salvation destined price, Yet the while in restless hate Hounds the priest who slew-thrr
 fate.
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OVER THE STATE


Nintecn h,\ ,red years and SIX,
 Since inc man of Nazareth came,
 Whom the Savior ye would name
 Brineing love-ah, Fancy trlcks.- Bringing peace-alas, the shame! | Six and ninteen hundred years Slow have rounded with the spheres Ages dark for Israel,
 Dark as ever dread of Hell,
 Lit up only by a glare
 Such as frequent faggot throws,
 Lurid, but which brightly shows The serene and lofty faith, Victor over all despair, Victor even over death,
 Tailoring still with failing breath Hear, o Israel, God is One"
 So the ages slow have run
 And their tale is not yet done
 For the present horror tops
 All the centuries dragon crops. 0, ye powers of the Earth
 Christian nallOlS, one anu all,
 Ye attest primal Fall,
 But prove not the second Birth. Ready stand your armaments
 Finding clear excuse to speak
 Or to heathen malcontents,
 Or to debtor nations weak; But ye stop for precedents,
 (Sooth, and they are for to s2ek), When the agonizing shriell Rings the grim Pale's rocking peu Where pell-mell they slaughter mon Men, your fellows, some at prime, Some with crown of hoary time; women-yirsins, wives, Victims first of 1rutsh lust Welcoming deaths final thrust The Russ sacrament that shriyes; Slaughter babes, whose mute appeal Finds it's answer with quick steel, Or whose helpless Whimper smooth; Yea and swift the bed-rocks soothe; These-ah, gentle sex, age, youth Bleed and burn-nO show of ruth And while swell the frenZied cries Ye 0 nati0nS,----- sympathlZe. Theirs, alas, no stronger plea Than of mere humanity.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-28

ENCAJE DE HILO-Las sefioras Sc
horitas que deseen recibir 0rdenes poF este
artfculo, pueden dirigirse The Porto Rico
DranWork and Embroidery Co. Allen
10, San Juan, p. R.. Gov e.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-28
NO Sc DEscurDE I'D.

Los varios sintomas de una con.
dici6n debilitada que toda per-
soma reconoce en- 81 misma, es una
advertencia que por ningun con
cepto deberfa pasar desapercibida,
pues de otra manera los g6rmenes
de enfermedad tomaran incremen.
to con gran peligro de fataies con-
secuencias. Los germenes dc 10
tfsis pueden ser absoryidos por
los pulmones & cualquiera horA
echando raices Y multiplicandose.
& no ser que el sistema sea ali
mentado hasta cierto punto 81 10
facilite resistir sus ataques. La
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLR
que es tan sabrosa como la miel y
contiene los principles nutritiVos
v curativos del Aceite de Hfgado
de Bacalao Puro, que extraemos
directamente de los h1gados frescos
del bacalao, combinados con Jarabe
de Hipofosftos Compuesto, Extrac-
tos de Malta y Cerezo Silvestre,
fortifica el sistema contra todos los
cambios de temperature, que pro-
Queen invariablemente Tos, Catarro,
Asma, Gripa, Tfsis y todas las en-
fermedades emanadas por debilidad
de los pulInones y constitution ra-
duitica. Tomada q tempo evita
Ia tisis; tomada tempo la cura.
GEL Professor Bernardo Urueta, de
la Botica Frizac en- la Ciudad de
Mexico, dice: Por la presente tengo
el gusto de participar q Uds. que
lie usado en- mi hijo, enfermo de
Nal de Pott Y por indication del
DR.. Rafael Lavista, la Preparation
de Wampole, que Uds. preparan y
ademas de que lie ha hecho mucho
bien, su est6mago Ia tolera muchl-
simo meior que las otras prepara-
clones de aceite de bacalao. Igual
cosa ha pasado con algunos otros
nifos & qnienes les he recemendado
que usen Ia medicina de Uds. No
importa que clase de- tratamiento
haya tenido nal Gxito en- el case de
I'd. no Sc desespere hasta que La
haya probado. Efcaz desde Ia pri-
mera d6sis. Nadie sufre un des-
Vngafio con esta, En- las Botioaa
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H .HUELGkQUE NO.
prOspero en- Are
Cibo.
FestejOS que tendran Iugar ALI ell r.
de Mayo.
QulereR Olr Ia bataIla de los CastllIsjos pOr Ia
banda de Ia pOliGla lnsuIsr.
(De muestro cOrresponsal.
AhriI o.


La Banda de la policfa insular vendra
q esta ciudad el dia l de Mayo, dia de
San Felipe, en- Ell tren de la mafiana 4 fin
de amenizar los actos de la fiesta durante
ell dia y tocar una de sus espl6ndidas retire.
tas en- la noche en- Ia Plaza Principal.
-Seg1n parece Ia huelga del peonsie
de las Haciendas no ha prosperado to-
das han continuado sus trabajos siendo
muy pocos los que Sc han retirado del ira
bajo. Parejas de Ia policfa recorren por
los campos y reina la mayor tranquilidad.
Los festejos que tendran lugar el mar
tes primero de Mayo como continuation
de las festas son: diana al amanecer, 4 las
8 distribution de limosnas los pobres.
Misa solemne en- la Iglesia Parroquial a
toda orquesta, Ell panejfrico de San Felipe
por Ell Rvd. Padre Nazario. A las 10 y
media premios a los mejores trovadores Y
,tocadores de cuatro. A las u mascara
das adjudicandose un premio la mascara
da mas ocurrente. A las cuatro de la tar.
de carreras de caballos adjudicandose pre-
mios al escape, pasO bellas formas. A
las retreta por la Banda de la policfa
insular y la banda escolar, quemandose
durante ella fuegos artifciales A las 10
de la noche bale de obreros en- ell teatro.
-Aqui Sc verfa con gusto que la banda
de Ia policfa tocase 10 tan celebrada Bata-
LA de los Castillejos. Sc espera compla-
cera ell senior Verar.
-Mafiana sabado inaugura SD tempo
rada Ell Circo Europeo con su gran colec-
ci6n de feras. Sc situa frente q la tahona
del sefior Ledesma.
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VIRUELRS BENICNAS
Sc dice que hay en-
QuebradiIIas.
Tamhien estan ALI dandO que ha-
Ger los canes reaIengos.
(De nuestro eorresponsal especial. J

Abril 27.-El lunes de la presente Sc
mana di6 su primera function en- este pue-
bio Ell Circo Europeo. Tuvo exito COM
pleto. Merecen especial menci6n Ia fami-
lilo Marcos por sus trabsjos st!eiicos, ell
domador de leones senor Bustamante el
senior Aurelio Reyes. Todos los demas
artistas muy bien.
Ell cabo de la policfa insular senior
Hurtado y ell guardia Babilonia sorpren-
dieron la otra noche una jugada & 10 pro-
hibido, arrestando q cinco individuos
ocupando naipes dinero.
Muchos importantes son los servicios
que ha prestado en- este pueblo el guardia
Babilonia.
Ell sefior Honorio Hernandez, eonce-
jal de este Ayuntamiento, Sc encuentra en-
fermo de alg6n cuidado.
Tambien 10 esta Ell reverendo padre Es
trada.
Hacemos votos porque recuperen la
aalud.
Nos dicen Sc han presentado algunos
casos de viruelas benignas. iDios nos Ii.
bre de las bravasL
-Rogamos al senior Alcalde Sc file en-
- OanCo uqu6t u6 Ia piazza. N6ceSlCA Iepa-
raciones.
Los perros siguen campeando por su
respeto sin que Sc tomen medidas para ha-
Ger desaparecer tan impo1tunos alborota-
dores.
En- la semana pasada fueron vacuna-
dos por el Official de sanidad Ell Lcdo.
Roure 100 nifos en- las escuelas.
No -decae la animation para celebrar
Ell mes de Maria en- nuestra iglesia cat6li-
ca. Distinguidas damas caballeros
Sc toman mucho inter6s para que queden
lucidas
Nos dicen que el inspector de sanidad
doctor Lugo Vina nos visitara dentro de
POGO.
-Ha regresado de MayagGez la distin-
guida familia Parsi.
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BuenOs aGuerdOs del AyuntamientO
de Rio Grande.
Los caserlOs de ''Mameyes" ''Mabi" Ostsnta
ran sI nOmbTs de 'POhladOs Palmer" )"
(De nuestro corresponsal.)

Abril 26.-El Honorable Ayuntamien-
to de este pueblo, ho tornado en- su Ultima
session importantes acuerdos por 10 que en-
ST valen y signifcan.
Uno de ellos es eI de consignar la suma
de SO dollars para socorrer las vfctimas de
San Sebastian.
Sabfamos que nuestro Ayuntamiento no
Sc quedarfa atras, no Sc harfa sordo los
reclamos que hacen los hijos de San Sc
battisn, obligados por la fuerza ruda de
las CIRCUMSTANCES.
Otro acuerdo digno de menci6n es ell de
designar 4 los caserios de ''Mameyes' y
''Mabf' con ell nombre de "Poblados Pal
mer', como homenage de distinction J sim
patfa al ilustre inolvidable don Santiago
r. Palmer.
Con este acuerdo Sc quiere perpetuar la
memoria de un hombre que fu6 decidido
defenspr de los derechos de este pueblo.
Aplaudimos la actitud del Ayuntamien-
to, pues ha dado una prueba mas de gene
rosidad simpatfa.
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BUEN SERVICIO CAR
CeIariO en- Aqua
diIa.
La Iimpieza en- la penitenGiaris, es
eXtFemada.
ODE maestro reporter en- viqje. J

Abril 26.-Hemos podido notar un
buen servicio carcelario mucho orden
en- esta ciudad. Ell local que ocupan los
presos par6cenos insufciente para los SO
que entire sentenciados pendientes de jul
clio hay en- la cdrcel. La limpieza es ex-
tremada segdn vimos esta manana al visi-
tar el local.
Ell rancho que Sc reparte las diez y
media de Ia manana, es buen, y abur dan
te
No hay letrinas, Ell servicio de baiios
Sc hace en- tiuas de MADEIRA, con gTandes
difcultades. Seg6n informes obtenidos
en- la localidad, hase interesado muchas
veces al Departamento de prisiones, ell re-
medic de aquellas faltas que resultan de
gran perjuicio los infelices penados.
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Buen trabajO re2lizadO en- eI CaminO
de hero de Isabella a Aqua
diIIa.
(De nue8trO reporter en- uiqje.)

Abril 2G.-Un buen trabajo ha realiza-
do la compaffa constructors del ferrocarril
para unir Isabella con Agusdilla. Gran
des desmontes y terraplenes de ounce y
veinte metros Sc hallan en- Ell trayecto.
Un atrevido puente con pilares de acero
de mas de 80 metros de elevation Sc halla
la mitad del trayecto.
Las cunetas Sc ven limpias y desemba-
razadas, la via tiene gran cantidad de
piedra que la hace muy segura.
Una nueva casa, para estaci6n, Sc ha
construido al Este de la poblaci6n en- una
colina por donde pasa la via que despu6s
CORE por un pont6n colgante, cruzando la
calIe de San Carlos una altura de diez
metros.
Cincuenta y nueye escalones de piedra
han sido tallaios desde la colina q Ia re-.
ferida calle para dar acceso 4 los pasaje-
ros pdblico que han de ir q la estaci6n
Mucha limpieza orden senota en- esta,
4 cargo del ioven Fernardo Gonzalez.
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De BayamOn
a Camuy
EstadO higieniGO de esta ultima pO-
bIaCiOn
{ De nuestro corresponso1)

Abril 27.-Ayer las / a. m. llegu6
este pueblo en- donde encontr6 al DR.. Lugo
Vifa, en- su vista de Official de Sanidad.
Camuy es un pueblo rico, en- su juris-
diccion, pero en- cuanto su poblado es al
go pobre.
-Es alcalde de este pueblo, don Pedro
Amador, el cual Sc esfuerza en- cumplir
honradamente su cometido.
Ell Official de Sanidad 10 es el Doctor
Audinot quien tambi6n cumple satisfacto-
riamente sus deberes y que tiene iusta y
merecida fama de ser un excalente m6dico
higienista.
Ell Sargento de la P. l, Waldemar
Bithorn, es ell que comanda la fuerza de
este puesto. Sus guardias llenan todos sus
deberes en- la misma forma, y el pueblo
esta muy satisfecho.
-El trabajo sanitario del Dr. Lugo
Vina, es un trabajo que traera grandes
benefcios al pals. Ell DR.. no sale de un
pueblo, sin dejar este completa mente linn
piory en- estado higi6nico, sin tener para
ESQ que apelar q formas violentas
Hoy salgo para Hatillo, y mafiana
sabado para Bayam6n.
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I'm huen tfahajO del LCdO. ReiChard
del ValIe, de AguadiIIa.
(De naestro reporter en- miqje.)

Abril 26.-Un buen discurso fu6 leido
en- ell Cfrculo de San Carlos por Ell Lcdo.
senior Reichard, referente q federaciones
obreras.
Sent6 la conclusion de q. Ia dnica name
ra de q. .cpuede saIvarse e trabajador llegan-
do al mas alto grado de perfection y ase-
gurando sus derechos, es por medic de la
escuela. Hizo rcferencia la huelga de
los muelles de San Juan, recordando ell re-
sultado POGO satisfactorio que en- defnitiva
obtuvieron los obreros y analiz6 las rela-
clones que l6gicamente deben exiatir entire
ell obrero y el patrono reiterando la conve-
niencia de que el obrero Sc instruya 10 mas
possible.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-28

En- esta imprenta ss vende papal de Pc
ri6dicO vieio & $500 quintal,
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Sra. ALA Schwandt, Sanborn, Mimi,
dice como sigue:
"Padecf pOF Yeinfe ai1OS de reun1as
fiSnIO y catarrO, y no pOdia dOrmir nj
de dfa nj de nOche. DeSpues de haber
nSadO Ia Peruna dGern0 bien y NADIA
me n7OIeSfa. 81 aLguHa Vez me SienfO
enfernfa, Is Peruna Ser8 Ia nIedicfna
que'uSare. Mi hii0 10 cnr6 "a Peruna
del catarrO en- Ia Larfnge. "---ALIa
Schwandf.
La Raz6n pOr Ia cuaI Personals do
Edad Esfan ExPuestas 4
catarro SisfenIdtico.
Cuando Sc llega una edad avanzada,
vienen las intermediates catarrales. Los
viejos universalmente padecen de ca.
tarro sistematico.
Esto explica Ia raz6n porqu6 La Pee
runa es Indispensable para la genie do
avanzada edad. La Peruna es Ell linico
remedio inventado, que Sc puede aplicar
a estos easos. NADIA sino un remedio
ef1caz sistematico puede curarlos.
Unpremio de 10000 dollars ha sido de-
positado en- el Market Exchange Bank,
de Columbus, Ohio, como garantfa de
que estos testimonies son legftimos,
de que poseemos cartas que 10 certiflcan.
Todos nuestros testimonies son Iegiti-
mos y publicados con las palabras del
que les hrma.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-28

-JUNCOS.-A don Nicolas Benite-
Delgado, leimvitamos one conteste nues-
tras cartas, para one rinda cuenta, de los
intereses que le han sido confados de esta
Empresa durante ell tempo que fue agente
de este diario en- la iudicada poblaci6n
Esperamos ser atendidos para que desa-
parezca este reClamo, p