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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-16
IMPRESIOIES Y NVIIC|AS

UuI6n de Puerto Rico, plenamente
convsncidcs de que es en- ella donde
ssta Ia vsrdsd patri6tica que ha dc
salvar nusstra region.
-Obsergase gran sctlvidad entire
los unionistas, para las conveneiones
parciales que hsu do des'gnar los de.
legados la convention general en-
que aaldrA slegido el nuevo com!t6 de
la Union en- Ponce. El pr6xImo do.
mir go SO reunira dichs sonvenei6n.
Es do esperar que en- esta dslicada a
question procederAn nuessros correli-
gionsrios on ell tscto, buen sentido y
aeierto con que han procedido STEM
pre- en todos sus actos politics.. Cada
vez es mayor ell entusiasmo de nuestros
amigos, por 10 buens eausa que dc
denden.
Sc Asegurs que los unionistas
sstan ganando ssrreno On Yaueo, pus-
bio en- que inauyen Adminiatr ati amen
to los repuhlissnos,
@ CALHADO ain carton On In,
zuslas para nifos, espeeialidad On
calxado tino para sehorR, 6niooa ven.
dedores de cElsado fno recomenda able
para eaoslisroa. E! Leon Poncefo
| Celia AL No-arcto
-Por orden del oacial dc Sanidad
ha ingressdo en- el Asilo dc Msndigo,
Antonio Rivers, prOcsdente do la Ca
rolins,
~Dsnuneias dc 10 pollcfa, On q
dia do hoy,
Vicente Guilbs, por agresion
daiioa malioiosos. Ramon Ssntsns
por inIracci6n do las orden ansss mu
nicipalss, Manuel Cru zado, Dor igua
lfalta.
-Ssrvlcio do detective,
Denunclsdos poriugar gallos, MI
guel Psgan, Eduardo Alves, Ramon
Vargas, Monssrrate Colon, BaIdoms
no Cintr6n, Arrelto do Ramon Castr
por hurso de IN reloi,
Arresso dc IN prtfago llamad
Manuel Dlas, que usa oil 1mbrs d,
Nonserrate.
-Contln ian detsnidos los policfs
Rivers, autorea del Atropello comet
do en- 10 Cansera el domingo dllimt
mientras % sslsbrabA un mitlpg unit
nista, So les ha tornado y rsmitid
q San Juan el expsdisnts que 90 4
rigor. La resolution vsndrG do v
nomsuio & otro. La opinion sspe,
que aerAn destitulto,, porque tal 90
rsneilla que 90 impone on estos case
Ahora que prinelpts 10 campsf
electoral 90 precise cortAr On 90 "a
men esoa abusoA policiasoI para Or
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-16

cavsr nuevos de16rdenea. 81 al no
90 h,ce, los guardiss republicanoG
creeral que tiensn carta blanca para
stropeIlar al pueblo unionistA, como
en- tiempos de Mr.. Runt.
En- ID entrante quincena ss pro-
cedera la man,ura general de las
acsras de 10 ealle ds Cristina, para H.
quldar en- su t1taltdad con sl actual
contrstists don OhAvisno Colon.
Sc essin lcIenio los trAzados
para las tsjsas de 10 eAlle.
-Juicios en ell Jozgsdo de Paz:
Angel Msreado. IofraccI6n de las
Ordenspzss munieipsles, absuslto.
Manuel Cruzldo. Igual tslta, s1 90
do mulsa, y las costas.
Ramon Santana. Idem 1,10 de
mults, y oostas.
Miguel Montsfio. Por portar ar
mas pre- chlbldss, Sll de multa con loo
cosssa.
Ell Bdsar Otsro avisa & ~ nume.
rosa clientele que el 30 dc Mayo pro.
ximo espira el termino para ID adqui
aici6n dc los tickets otrecidos, & fn
de que 20 apresuren & reunir los 25
neeesarlos para les ampliactones do
retrstos. 3va1n.
-PAssgsros en- el hotel Mslis;
Ricardo MeIendez, Pedro Vicen
lty, Agusto Maugual, f. do Morales y
sefora,
-Operseiones en- el Hospital Tri'
eoche;
Aniceto Rohledo, de elefsnsIssis
del eseroto y del pene.
Francisco Moya Hernandez dc un
quista del huecc poplfser.
Me1ioos operadorei; doctores So
lsSar y Gutierrss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-16
En- FL AYUNTAM|EATO

Asunsot bOm4ooS On ID session. or
dinsris que celsbrara sl Coneeio Mu'
nieipal de Ponce en- 10 noehs del vIer
nes onee do Mayo do mil novscisntoa
se's.
Infosme de ls eomisi6n nombrada
para emiiirlo acercs del plisg de CON
diciones para 10 sdquisici6n por con
traia dc piedra para sardinel , cune'
tas pc . las aeeras do la eiudad. cuyo
asunto qued6 sobre 10 mesa On 10 10
sion anterior.
Informe del investigator Munici
pal sserea de 10 reclamation del CO.
msrciAnte don Luciano Fsrreiro.
Communication del sefior Alcalde
reterense & ls declaratoriA do dos va
cantss do Concsialea.
Comuniozcion del ssfior Alcalde
sohre IN proyscto de ordenArzAs que
sstahlsce reglss J proeedimientos pa
ra sl arreglo do aquellaa ealles do 10
ciudad que utiliza q aus anes 10 eThs
Ponce Railway and Lsight CO, y
sSon.h Porto Rico Telephone Cos
Esssito do don Mariana Vidal co.
mo apoderado do don Fsdcrico Leon
| y Cori6s OK Tssorero do los fondoa
mnnieipAles de esta eiudad, para que
90 ordene 10 revision y examen dc sus
cuentas, & los etecsos de 10 eancslA
ei6n do 10 aaDsa otorgada.
Communication del SecreaArio do 10
Comision hquldadora de las reclama
clones procedensss do Las exsipgaidaa
Juntas do careeles y de Sindicoa DE-
Jupilaciones del Msglsterio, respectc
q 10 sumA cersi6cada On oontra de ests
Munioipio.
Communication del Honorable So
crstario dol Conseio EIecutivo sobr,
aprobaci6n de 10 Ofdensnss para |,
imposition del. Bon Redemption Tax
Communication del senior Secreta
rio de 10 JunsA Eseolar solicitando |,
cooperation del Concsio para les ASS
tas que 80 efectuArAn On los salone
do IL sHigh Grammar Schools y o.
el taatro de esiA Cludad, para cuyo
aesos 90 invita atsntsmente & 10 Cor
porael6n,
Escrito de vArios vecinos de ls
ealles do Guadalupe y Arenas, soil
cisando 10 lnatalSclon do aqua y lu
" el arrego do los ounetas do disha
cAlIes.
Eserito dc don Jaime Baa solieI
! tando 90 reconsidere el particular d
, 10 session anterior que traia sohrs |
i reel lamAeion que hicie:a al Munici Ole
proponiendo compensation do ssrv
clos.
Los Ahogados SEE! ores Bosrma
y Llorens On representation de do
Arturo Labarths, solis.tAn 10 dsyoll
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-16

Aver ssli6 hacia Maysgu 10
compafifa Scognsmiglio. Ls desea'
mos brillAnte 6xlto.
Ell rlego de las Gales es insult
eiente 60 eatos dias ceniculares. El
polvo ha invadido 10 ciudad al extre
mo de que On los dias secos 90 casi
impossible transitar por las GALES, &
causa de 10 inmsnsa polvareda que
cada instante 90 nos msie por los oios.
SeGor rematists, mas aqua 4 esss ca
lies que estin sedientas.
Ell mitin de 10 CanierA ha pro.
duoido sus nstura,es efeetos On lA con
clencia pdblica. No pocos republics
nos oyeron On dicho acso 10 palabrs
dc los orsdcres poncs noa. Y css
todos 80 proponen iugresAr en- !,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-16

No hsy nadia como los republics.
nos para ganar slsselpnss -. sp d
papsl.f " S
Iup6rtalss an blsdo que 10 reali.
dad Is seq eontraria.
Ellos pssan por eusima do la rsa'
iidad.
Inp6rtalss IN pito qua los Edms.
ros hsblsn con mstsmktisa sloeusnsia.
dsmost aadoles Que sstkn sn minorfa
sptrs 10 mase general de loo slsctorss
sp q pals.
Ellos los snstituyen con oaros nd
nsros. sonfeeoionsdos { 30 eaprieho
= Qnsdan taa orondos y sAmpestrss,
s)mo q no hahissen hscho NADIA mas
qua lo, ,iusto,
Eaos ftAtsrnalss advsrsarios nuss'
trol q pirrAn & sodas horas por alta
sar lA vsrdsd, d do ssa alteration hA
Dc resnliArlss algda provseho.
No hspsn O. eusutA 10 l6gics.
NJ jaaslsia.
NJ las maeemAtieaa,
NJ 10 sind4rssis.
solo tributAn confederation & una
sind6esais ~ unas maismktisas. y q
snA Bgisa y q una iussteis, msresd &
u sul ssa dsbls proslsmar & todoa
los visntos que sllos son los mas y loa
msiores.
Asf. siustan sus acsos todos & sss
especial idiosincrasia politisa.
Caando loo convlens, donds dies
blanso, ponsn negro, y viee versa.
Arroisn las cttras unionistAa On
nm die Dc ipssripeionss, 7oC slsssorsa
inssrisos, y ioa rspublisanos solamsa
10 10?
Pass NO 90 amilanAn por elo.
Ri remedio apareee enseguids.
Todo 90 reduce 4 IN samblo d,
guariamos,
A una asncilliaima opsrssi6n arit
m6Aaa.
'BAaAA son hsesr, en- tel saso. III
ample jusgS do euhilssss, como asoa
samheAn loa prsasIdlgisadorss.
Ar Trompis dice' 10 soloeare q
huevo donds estk sl panuslo, y sl ps
Aaelo donda eatA sl huevo.
Y 10 rsSliza.
Ellos olsen y sigamoa con sl elem
plo: noaotros Quitamos un cero { 10
10 slsstores uaionistas anAdimo
an caro & los 10 slsstorss rspubliOa
nos.
Y lo sisc.dsn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-16

DIR. G. WIVES

Os9lia0 dsl ANlo y HOSPITAL d. Oiaqos,
Eoras do sonsalaas, Dc 101 . Ill
do lAa. Tsleiono de 50 resideneia
adnero on. Teltiono del Asilo, l6f,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-16
Tup6. ....aritm6tico

1 Ahora veanse los resultados dol
arreglto.
Rspublicanos inicritos. .... 100
Uoionistas......,','''......7 10
---
Total: ITO
Mayorfa rspublieana. $50
Ergo:
Los nj neros hablan.
Hsy que rsndirse ante 10 evidsn.
cis dc los ndmeros.
Luego los republicanos son los
mas.
Los mas taertss.
Los mas popularss.
Los mas simpkticos.
Y gAnar&n les eleeclo aes.
aNo % vsrdad que % mucho t,tps
sl do ssos apgslitos?
El anterior siemplo no % invsn'
ei6n nusstrs,
Cambiando unas eifras por otrss
] y eitando sl nombrs do una loealidad
dsterminada somprendstlsn nuestros
amigos que ha sido todo del natural.
Y o. que quisra eonvsneerse dc
clio bAstAle, simplements, cogsr un
sjsmplar do El Agui!a correspondence
| al dltimo lunss y leer 10 que dice So
brs sl segundo dia do las inacripclo'
NOS en- esta ciudad. Dc sus c&lculos
90 dsduce.... que Ndos los unionistsa
sslkn musrtoal
Lo donoso del eAso % que nadis
los srss.
| Made cree % 10 vsrdAd do csc
pisto aritmetieo.
Y&la manerA de Juan Palomo
| 90 10 eomen y 90 10 guisan sllos solos,
PorQus luego visus sl ito Paso cor
10 rebsja.
Y donde 10 les-sigue vAliendo el
siemplo 200 electorss republiesnos
rscsifea y sseribs como ss rsz6u,
| solo fueron 10.
| Q no fueron mas que Z.
Y luego 10 opini6a senAats, rien
lido { mas 10 podsr, hace otra rsbsil
mayor, en- este forma;
nj sitts, nj eoatro, nj siquierl
= uno, sin6 aai;
0, mas Q, mAa 0.
Totali
luna succession do ceroai
Al Partcs ssto abaurdo. L 90 verdad
~. Basno, pues en- ssa formA. J no d
Iotra mAnsra han gausdo sleceione
los rspuhlieAnos'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-16
ADHESION POLITICA

Sr. Director do La DEMoCRAclA.
San Juan p, r.
Sehor. Nosotros. los aba!oS arA
mados, con capacldad legal para ser
electores, por 10 presente haoemo1
eonstar que de nusssrA libre y e1pon'
tknsa voluntad ipgresamos en- 10 pa
tri6tica colectividsd <Uni6n de Ruer'
to Rtcos J de ese modo cortribuir Al
esplendido triut 10 unionista que ss hA
do real'Esr en- las prfxlmas eleccio-
nss.-Adolfo Rodriguez. Miguel Rodrl.
CUES.
Playa do Ponce, Mayo u 1893.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-16

sc enousntra enferma do algdn
suidado 10 sonora ssposa do nusstro
amigo y eorrsligiouario dor. Ramon
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-16
Barberla Atocha
DE JULIO UBIDES

Flstad sSis scrsdltsdo selcu 9
ensontrareis un serviCio asmsrado ,
rSpidc.
Perfomsris t'ancssa, Banos ans
ricaroS trfoI y tibios, shampoo. Pie.
drk antaeptica. Apartadoa. Ss ad.
miten sbo- ados q precios convencio,
nales, Atocha ndm. 3, Ponce, P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-16

Cordero Matos, Sseretario do 10 Jun
10 local do Sanidad.
Dessamos ~ resta ablscimiento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-16
DE VENTA

Dos cases madsrAs con solarea.
Tn almAoen namposteria con espaoio'
sos solAres. Una estsneiA eompueata
do 272 cuerdss do pastos. Informar&
P, G. en- el Hotel sl sHogars, Ponce,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-16
SA { 7 4 5

El Aguila no muessra
sus desssones
, mAneia & su gusto
las inserts ciones
nos desatls,
dieiendo que los suyos
son mAyorla,
Los ndmsros barsi&
para probafnos
que On essAs slecclones
han do ganArnoa.. T.. ,
y en- sus tormentos,
no 70 que tales c:asatas
aolo son Cusntos.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-07

Roller skating, bowling, billiards,
pool, rowboats, etc. Excelsior Casino.
Paul & Paul, patent attorneys, have
moved their offices to s54 Security Bank
building. =. :
DR.. Nall, Elizabethtown. Ky.. in.
stalled an Andrews heating system in
his residence. -. !
Minneapolis Gas bonds, netting near
Loan & Trust Co.. 3l3 Nicollet.
For Sale-Ferndale. Minnetonka.
three acres, 100 feet shore 'front.' Apply
Thorpe Brothers, Andrus building.
The Gideons will have charge Of the
evening services tomorrow at the
Bloomington Avenue NJ. E, church.
IT you want a frst.class runabout for
immediate use, good as new, top, lamps,
etc, call on or address A. W. Strong.
4l5 Third street s. ~
=, There will be a musical service at
HEennepin Avenue NJ. E. church Sun
day evening under direction Of DR..
Miss Anna A. Robinson, formerly a
nurse with the army in the Philippines,
will speak at Thirty eighth street Con
gregational church Sunday evening on
Life in Manila. - =. es,e.
The Journal automobile tours. stsee-
ing Minneapolis' - two-hour ride
leave The Journal office at $3.50 am,
1880 p.m.. pm. and 1880 DIN.
Rev. George L. Robinson, DID,, Of
Mccormick M &C 7; ! Theological seminary, Chi
pulpit OF Westminster church tomorrow,
both morning and evening.
George NJ. Albrecht of st. Paul has
taken up his duties at Washington, Z. c. :,
as fourth assistant examiner Of patents.
Mr.. .Albrecht recently passed the civil
service examinations. He is a gradu-
ate Of the St. Paul mechanic arts high
ment of the state university.
Briigadier Cousins, assisted by Major
Merriweather, will conduct the services
t9morrow ton 41E at the Salvation Army hall,
and evening. Adjutants Anderson and
4a1s t1ahertX, rXZi from ho & the Chicago headqgar-
provincial brass band viii furnish
music. 11-'AA
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-07
VISIT TO WONDERLAND
COMES NEXT FOR CADETS

The visit Of the Journal cadets to
Wonderland par k has been fixed for
next Friday afternoon. The cadets
will meet at the Parade at l O'Clock
and headed by the Journal Newsboys
band, will make a short downtown par.
ade, which will end at Hennepin ave,
nue. and Sixth street, when they will
take chartered cars for. Wonderland
arriving there about $3.50.
They will be supplied with tickets for
attractions and will spend the balance
of the afternoon having a good time
One feature Of their visit will be a
competitive company drill, which will
take place on the platform. Individual
badges will be given as prizes to the
members Of the victorious company.
There was a special drill last night
at the Parade, and officers school this
morning. The baseball games between
teams Of the companies are becoming
interesting. Company G has defeated
Company D, rs to 81; Company K has
won from Company L, Is to 4; and q
from H, II to l. In Sundays Journal
the standing of the teams in the
league will be given, and there will
be other announcements Of interest to
the cadets.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-07
FLAGS ARE TO FLY
OYER PUBLIC LIBRARY

To guard against the salaries Of
library employees being held up and to
insure some action on the heating con-
tracts at the August meeting, the board
of library directors yesterday voted
that those members present at the Au-
gust meeting be empowered to transact
the necessary business, In the absence
of quorum.
The directors do not intend that the
Central, North Side and Pillsbury
libraries shall be unadorned when the
whole city is decked with flags in honor
Of the Grand Army encampment. A
flag and flagstaff will b e purchased for
each building. -.
The directors appointed Miss Emma
Nilsson librarian in the courthouse
library branch, which will be opened
Sept. /. The hours will be from $3.50
am. to 6 pm. Miss Caspara Bredessen
will be librarian at the Seven Corners
branch, which will be opened Aug. l.
; 10 p.m., and Sundays from pm. to 10
pm. ~
The directors authorized Miss Gra-
tia Countryman, the librarian, to COM
plete arrangements for system of
travelling libraries for the fire stations
in the city. Small boxes containing
ten or twelve books, one box for each
station, will be sent to the fire depart
ment headquarters, and where the fire
men can carry them to their respective
destinations. When the books have
been read they will be exchanged for
others.
All bids on fuel for the library
which have been submitted, give the
same figure, $4.60 ton, and the direct.
ors, believing that they can obtain a
better price, have decided to see what
can be obtained in open market. The
building committee will confer with the
Academy of Science to max an arrange.
ment for the repair of the museum
cases, which have been injured in NOV.
ing and need to be refnished. The com.
mittee will confer with T. B. Walker
president Of the board, In regard to
the tinting Of the walls in the new
library and the placing Of moundings
During the year the price Of magazine
bindings has been reduced from $1.25
to 85 cents a volume.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-07
SEVEN THOUSAND BATTLE
THE GERBER BATHS ON HALLS
ISLAND HAVE PATRONAGE OF
T. 1000 A DAY DURING THE FIRST
WEEK. r. 'S>'*' %.. 2

The first weeks record of the Ger:
ber baths on Hall 8 island, in the Mis-
sissippi river at Plymouth avenue.
shoYs conclusively that no mistake was
made in placing public baths at that
point: The baths opened last Saturday
and in the week were patronized by
1882 persons. Most Of. the patrons Of
tendance Of girls is increasing, the rec
ord yesterday for girls being 3lO.'
| Health Commissioner Hail and Al
derman Gerber of the first ward are
greatly pleased with the showing made
by the baths and the heavy patronage.
It is believed that the first weeks rec.
ord of oyer 1000 q day will be more
than maintained thruout the season.
The sale Of refreshments of different
sorts has brought in additional business
for the baths and the stand is well pat
ronized. ' s
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-07
MAY BUY
ADJOINING LOTS
FOURTH STREET FRONTAGE CON
sIDERED BY MEMBERS.
In Case Vote Of Grainlnen Is Favorable,
Ten-story Addition to Present Build
Ing Will Likely Be Built-Demands
for Room Greater than Can Be
Filled. "

If the members Of the Chamber Of
Commerce vote favorably upon the
proposition to buy the property adioin.
ing the Chamber on Fourth street. q
new office building for the grain-trade
district will be assured, altho it is un.
likely that any building will be done
this year.
The Chamber now owns twenty-six
feet fronting on. Fourth street. The
adjoining forty feet is owned by the
Northwestern National bank, and is
valued at about 1926 front foot. This
would give the association sixty six
feet. The present building fronts l57
feet on Fourth avenue s, and 1872 feet
on Fourth street. An addition, of the
heighth Of the present building, would
make q compact ten-story frontage 157
posing appearance of the Chamber, be-
sides providing for the firms now unable
to secure quarters in the building.
- Property Comes First. IL
Peter B. Smith, president of the
Chamber, says the building proposition
has not been considered in detail, the
first thing necessary being determine.
tion Of the wishes Of the members with
Ieference to ACQUIRING the property.
The Chamber has been forced to con;
oAuSA CAO AloC'OA NY WIG dCL1V1ty VI
real estate men in the neighborhood
The fourth floor Of the Chamber con.
tains the large trading room. which is
crowded during business hours, and this
opens into the smoking room and Wis.
itors' room, where grainmen from the
country congregate and may be found
in numbers any day. The opportunity
to draw trade has appealed to restau.
ranteurs and others, and if the Chamber
were to consent to open the smoking
room to connect with a building ad-
joining, one would be erected quickly
by outside capital. "a
Must Control Frontage.
But the directors feel that they
should not only conserve any advan.
tages that might lend value to their
property, but would like to be in con.
troll Of frontage wide enough to per.
NIT them to dictate as to the kind and
character of building to be erected.
The recent drawing out Of an eleva'
tor company, cramped for space, which
moved it's offices to the seventh floor
Of the new Security building, was the
first important change in the process
Of centralizing the trade which has
been going on for years. The Chamber
regretted the departure Of this i'm.
portant firm, but there was no room
for it in the building. ... ...-
All Offices in the ola and new Cham.
ber are filed, and there are twenty
applicants for space. V. ~ So.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-07
SESSION IS POSTPONED
PARDON BOARD WON'T MEET
TILL JULY S1-SOME OF THE
APPLICANTS.

The state board of pardons meeting.
which was to- have been held at, tic,
capitol Monday, has been adjourned till
July 81 because Of the absence of the
governor, now in the east.
!, The calendar of applications includes
that of DR.. William O. Van Damme, one
Of the babby-farm cases; that Of Henry
LAY, serving year for grand larceny
also sent from Hennepin for grand lar,
ceny, and John R. Martin, sent from
Hennepin to the reformatory for lar
eeny. The application of Tony Calder
one, the murderer Of Batta1ia, is CON
t1nued from the previous term. ~
A new application is made by Walter
served five years Of ffteen-year sen
tence for false auditing and grand lar
ceny. He asks a pardon because his
aged mother is i'll and needs his care.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-07
ACCUSED OF SHOOTING
. TO KILL EMPLOYER

Ed Burke Of Excelsior was locked
up in the village jail last evening,
charged with attempting to, kill r. +.
Clifford, his employer. %z.z
Clifford is the owner Of the farm
on which Burke and his wife
live, and yesterday he upbraided
Burke for neglecting the place. Burke
became angry and is said to have
drawn revolver. Clifford saw his
movement and started to run. Burke
fired one shot at Clifford, the latter says,
rant was sworn out and Burke was
taken to jail. A physician was called
to attend his wife, who was overcome
with the excitement.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-07
S10O REWARD, 500.

The readers Of this paper will be pleased to
that science has been able to cure in ali its
stages and that is; Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
the medical fraternity. Catarrh, being con.
stitutional disease, requires a constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous
sur faces OF the system, thereby destroying the
Foundation Of the disease and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing its work. The pro.
prietors have SO much faith in its curative pow
ers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that 1t fails to cure. Send for Iist of
testimonials. Address 4. a
r. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. y
Is Sold by Druggists, Toe, NJ fs s 3sa 8Ss
Z Take Halls Family Pills Tor conetipation.