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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-11-27
WANT RIVER AND
HARBoR IMPROVED

GEORGETOWN. S. c., Nov. 90
The Eastern Carolina Rivers and HaT-
bors convention called by the George
town chamber Of commerce, assem-
bied here today for a two days seq
sion. The special purpose of the CON
vention is to discuss plans TO secure
an appropriation from congress FOR
the deepening OF Georgetown harbor
and the improvement Of the tributary
river system.
NORFOLK. Va, Nov 26.-The final
week Of the jamestown exposition be
gan yesterday and a special effort was
made to maize it the banner week OF
the big fair in both interest and at
tendance. A big parade and review
was held IN celebration of Army and
Navy day Wednesday will be Raj
eigh day, with addresses by Mayor
Johnson OF Raleigh ard Governor
Glenn of North Carolina. Friday will
be Crysanthemum day and the clos
ing day viii be Tucker Martin day,
dedicated to the president and direc-
tor-generaI Of the exposition An eIab-
crate exhibition of crysanthemums
and other flowers win be held
throughout the week.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-11-27
BANKS LOOK FOR
CASH BASIS
VERY SOON
When Interior Is Well Supplied
With Currency New York
Banks viii Return to Normal
Business.


NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-New York
bankers are looking forward to re-
sumption of cash payments within a
very short time. The return to a strict
" cash basis in banking transactions
is largely dependent upon loan rates
on money. These rates are steadily
declining and call money practically
went begging in Wall Street late today
at per cent and below. Rates on
time loans continue comparatively
high, but are gradually being lowered.
When the time loan rate reaches 6
per cent ii Is believed the bankers
will feel assured enough of their posi-
ton to resume cash payments.
The new issue 70 3 per cent treasury
certificates of Indebtedness will be
available within a few days. and this
will be important in fastening the re-
turn to the usual banking system. The
premium on currency was in evidence
today, but rates were nominal and de-
mand comparatively light. The early
disappearance Of all premiums is free
ly predicted. While it is declared that
New York banks are in a position to
many cash payments having been
made within the past few days, they
are said to be awaiting assurance from
the interior that the wants of cities
piled AS long as the interior de-
mands are heavy New York banks are
inclined to hold currency m readiness
for transfer, and ask indulgence to
the extent of accepting checks, which
are being handled with comparatively
little inconvenience.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-11-27

Review Want Ads Bring Results.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-11-27

Firemen's dance at new skating
rink, Thanksgiving eve, November "a.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-11-27
COCHISE COUNTY AS
HOME OF TUBERS
[. R. White of St, David Brings
In Samples That Convince
SkepticaI,

l., R. White was in the city yester-
day from st. David and brought sack
OF tubers to the Review that were a
revelation to those familiar with what
can be grown on the soil of Cochise
county.
Whites farm is in the San Pedro
valley and he is convinced that there
is no richer soil any where in the Unit
ed States for the production of every
product OF the garden and farm. That
he knows how to raise potatoes was
demonstrated by the fact that at the
recent Territorial Fair his exhibit was
awarded first prize over exhibits from
all parts of the territory
White is an old resident of this sec
ton and has demonstrated in a man
ner TO convince the most skeptical
that there is good money in truck
gardening for those wlo will take ad-
vantage of what nature has already
prepared.
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tains. where the supply of wood is 10
Gated The machinery win be in OPP
Grafton in the course of two months,
and viii be located on the company's
property on the Stag dump.
Z. F. Kelsey, who has had in charge
for some time this part Of the com
pany's business, has gone to the
mountains and win superintend the
removal of the machinery. When
completed 1t win represent an invest
ment Of $4,000 or s25o0 and viii give
employment 10 ten OF fifteen men.
The change was made on account OF
having the wood so far from the ship
p4-. r.ofu@ ma So< &ha ffrf&ar ron ann
that 1t win be cheaper TO ship the
wood in as cord wood and then cut 1t
into the required lengths.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-11-27
ELks' BALL.

The Eiks held another Of their
monthly balls last night in their lodge
room that was up to the standard OF
the entertainments they usually give.
The attendance was good and the
evening was socially the biggest kind
of a success. Suitable refreshments
were served.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-11-27

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 26.-The
real money situation is easing up very
materially. Some banks are already
making an opening for regular normal
business. Money is still coming from
the east by transfer through the sub
treasury. and is being placed where
most needed and will do the most
good. Country banks are renting
some money to local banks, which is a
sign of relaxing the str.ngency of two
weeks ago.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-29
TALlH PARA Il POucII

Sc avisa a todos aquellos quc
deseen pertenecer al Cuerpo de Ia
Policfa Insular y especialmente 4
los que han prestado servicios como
especiales en- el mencionado Cuerpo
habran tallas ell esta ciudad de Sar
Juan, (Cuartel de San Francisco
Ofcinas Comision Policia Insular
el dia Io de Febrcro de 1907 a lat
9 a. IN.
Saber leer Y escribir, tallas sir
zapatos 172 centimetros, peso sii
ropa 13o libras, expansion teraxica
centimetros, buena dentadura, lie
tener imperfecciones ell la vista y e
DIDO Il otro defecto fisico cualquie-
ra, son requisites que Sc exigen pa
para la admission.
Una vez pasadas las tallas anun-
ciadas por el presente, no Sc aten-
dera recommendation alguna para in
greso Ell la Policia de aquellos qae
no hubiesen sido tallados. So
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-29
D. !IN !t85TIIN

(Contnua6i5n de Ia bdgiaa 3a)
don Rafael Negrony. FL seiior Ne
grony a mas de ser un fel cumpli-
lor de sus debefes, es un correcto
caballero.
Las honras funebres verif'
cadas hoy ennuestra Santa Iglesia,
en- sufragio del virtuoso sacerdote
Doctor don Quintin o. Perdomo,
q1e durante treinta amos rigio les
destinos de esta parroquia resulta'
ron muy concurrldas.
Era de esperarse, dadas las
simpatias que aqui gozaba el citado
ministro de DioS.
ZARAGATA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-29
CAMARA DE- DELEGADOS
Il -
Session del dla q.

de que estudie la carrera de inge-
ro agr6nomo, y otra de don Enrique
Segarra, pidiendo una beca especial
para seguir estudios superiores.
FL Presidente pregunta 81 di-
chos informes Sc pasan a la orden
del dia Q Sc deja para en- Ia session
pr6xima discutirlos.
FL senior Soler, debidamente
secundado por el senior Zeno Gan
dia, pide Sc pase 4 la orden del dia,
y asi Sc acuerda.
Bills en- br1Mfya hctnru
H. B. Mum. As. Del senior
Santiago. Para enmendar las Sec
clones 81 y Io4 de la Ley Munici.
pal vicente.
H. B. Mum, IS. Del seilol
Acu9a. Para enmendar el epigra
fe del 'Titulo 5 Libro 10 del C6diSc
Civil el del Capitulo 1 del mism,
Titulo y Libro y los articulos 164
los, I69, III, l72, IA, IT'S, 10
ivy I7S del expresado Codigo vi
gente en- Puerto Rico.
H. B, Nun. AZ. De los seho
les Torres y Vivaldi. ProveyendC
para la venta de terrenos del Pue
| olo de Puerto Rico.
H. B. Mum. 4S. Del sefo
Guerra. Para enmendar y adicio
mar la Ley titulada ~Ley determi
nando reglas para Ell ejercicio de /
,rofe,i5n de abogado Ell Puerto Ri
co y derogando las leyes de 81 d
Enero de 1901 VI de Mario de 100
que comprenden las secciones 38
+9, ambas inclusivas, dc los Esta
,utos Revisados de Puerto Rico
,probada ell 8 de Mario de 1906.
Bills en- SGgHnda leofura
H. B. Mum. -, Del seho
Vicente Trelles y Olivia, Para er
nendar la Seccion 8 de Ia Ley par
regular el ejercicio de la profesi6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-29
C|RTIS DtT[uIOIS
En- Ell cOrreO de San Juan

En- la administration de co.
rreoS de eSta ciudad Sc encuentran
detcnidaS las siguientes;
Ernesto Acevcdo, Monserrate
Amador, Mr., and mrs. Amdle, An.
tonil de .Andade, ,I,uisito Arrovo,
Andrea Ariclio, J scpli Artau Y
Rivera,
pedro Borcl, Valentino Borias.
William Bekker, Anglo Cestaripnce
3anco, Maria Aatonia Cepeda, A.
+. CropPer, Astasio Cororao, Ru-
perto Canales.
Miss l.. G. Davis, primitiva
Diaz, Marta Duran, Justina l5iax.
romaSa Diaz, Juan Domcn,ch, An
tonic Diaz.
Paco Echevarria, Ramon Fell.
cIano, Maria Ana Figueroa, Concha
Fernandez, Ernesto Fernandez,
Juan NJ Fernandez.
Petra Gonzalez, Adrian Con.
zilez, Gabriel Gago, Charles ia
cobs g cartas), Daniel i. Killev,
Juana Lopez, Carmon Perez Y
Lopez.
Salvador Montcsinos, John Mo.
iris, Pedro Morales, Preston Mi.
chel, Pedro Mise.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-29
Pticiones

Don Modesto Archilla, vecino
de Morovis, pide que la Camara
disponga por medic de un decreto,
8 como 10 juzgue mas pertinente,
Sc le devuelvan S39.47 ctvs. que
por orden del Hon. Tesorere rein
tegro, siendo Secretario INFERNO de
lquel Municipio, por pagos que hi
20 de mas ell las partidas de soco-
rros a presos y socorros a pobres en-
el ejercicio de I,oo4-o5 y que estan
Ell deposito ell aquel Municipio,
FL joven Ulises del Rosario,
vtcino de Yauco, pide que Sc aprue.
be un bill subvencionandole con $50
nensuales para estudiar en- los Es-
tados Unidos.
Sc lee una copia certifcada del
acuerdo tornado por la Junta Local
de la Union en- Aguada, pidiendc
Sc recabe del Hon. Gobernador una
amnistia plena para todos los pre-
| sos desdc el primero de Enero Dc
900 hasta la fecha ell que Sc eN-
pida dicho decreto, que tengan que
cumplir condena ell causa de dos
aiios para abajo.
Igualmente Sc le da lectura 8
III escrito de varlos panaderos dc
| Anasco demostrando su simparis
por el Proyecto de Ley contra lo'
IaMonopoliosO que segun sus notlcia'
Sc ha presentado Ell esta Camara.
h3o,me dc Comisio1eS
La Conisi0n de instructor
| IPublica informa las siguientes spe
Iticiones;
Una de don Jacinto Alfonso &c
on, para hacer estudios superiore'
| III los Estados Unidos una de dol
Antonio Lebr6n Gomez, para estu
| liar Veterinaria Ell los Estados Uni
ldos; una de dona Francisco Huer
,as, viuda de Siragusa, solicitand'
Sc lie conccda una becl lara su hij'
Sebastian Siragusa Huertas a fl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-29
cOvsEJO EJpCUTIvO


Bajo Ia presidencia de Mr..
Post sc abre el acto a las 10 de Ii
maiiana con asistencia de los seiio,
res Vale, Diaz Navarro, Falkner,
Ward, Feuille, Sanchez Morales,
Barbosa, Willoughby y Grahaine
Sc proctde a diScutir el c. b
numero 9 dc Mr. Grahame, par
enmendar la ley sobre mantcni
miento y policia de los caninos pI
blicos.
Tcrcian eli el debate, que fut
muy animado, los Seiiores Graham
Vale, Diaz Navarro. Wil!oughby ,
Post, y no viniendosea III acuerdo
sc dispuso que el Bill pasasc nre
,amente a la Comisi0n de obras pt.
)llcaS y propledad.
A nombre de la Comision d.
Hacienda y presupuestos, Sc pre-
S .nta por el Tesorero Ell c. B. IL? 2,
obre deficiencies, Sc lie di6 lectu
ra y pasa a la Comisi6n dc imprenta
A las doce Sc levanta la sesioi
hasta hoy 4 las dos dc la tarde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-29
|ItaIria Kuoic pal De LOLA
4HNHfi6 dc SRbasid.

Ii Honorable Concejo Munich
pal de este pueblo, eli session del dia
de aver, acord6 sacar a reinate las
obras de construction de un Cemen-
terio civil ell el barrio de Can0vana,
dc esta Municipalidad, y seiialar,
para que tenga lugar el acto de Ia
subasta, el dia & de Febrero pr6xi'
mo, a las tres de Ia tarde.
Las proposiciones Sc haraH ell
pliego cerrado, con arreglo al mo.
delo inserto Ell el pliego de condi-
clones, y para poder optar al relna-
te sera condicion precisa acompa1ar
al pliego de proposiciones documen-
to justifcativo de haber conSignado
ell la Tesoreria municipal el ? p. 8
sobre el valor de la obra, que as
ciende 576 dollars 81 centavos.
Los pianos, presupuesto Y II
ordenaaza porque ha de regirsc Ia
contrata, Sc hallan de manifesto en-
la Secretaria municipal, en- dondc
podran ser examinados por los inte.
rcsados todos los dias laborables
Lola, P. R., Enero IS de 1907.
Luis He,naiz,
Alcalde Municipal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-29
NUtvO P{RIOD|CO
Director, Matos Bernisr

Aparecio anteayer el numerc
orospecto de LA TRIBUNA, period
% unionista que dirige nuestrt
,uen amigo don Felix Matos Ber
,ier
.>--.----.- ..-----s~--~---- s--- ~~~---~----.-,
No hay que decir como esta
scrito. Matos Bernier, publicista
lie alto estilo, escribe sicnpre cor
,legancia y nervio,
FL tema del programa es gu
ornamental, como 10 cs la politicf
de UNION, que ocupa dignamentf
,us ventajosas posiciones y que
luiere cooperar a toda labor dtil !
usta de los poderes constituidoS.
No sc anuncia ell que (ech;
,aldra el primer ntmero de La TRI
BUNA, va Ell Marcia defnitiva
Oeseamos que Ssolga pronto y qu'
a empresa alcarce un Gxito seguro
Saludamos 4 La TRIBUNA cor
luestras mejores palabras de con-
,raternidad,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-29
u0T|GIiS DEL Oh

Aver fu6 capturado por q
policia Antonio Martinez a bordt
del oAlgonquinD el marinero Eduar-
do G. Rossi, que Sc fugo de la car.
eel municipal la noche del % d,
Diciembre pr6ximo pasado Y que
estaba a disposition del Juez Mum.
cipal por acometimiento y aggression.
FL Juez Municipal 10 conden6 aye1
mislno a S25 de multa.
Hoy cumplieron sus conde.
mas Ell la Carcel Municipal Asun-
cion Garrido, Eduardo Ecllavarria,
Nicolas Davila, Eduardo Rivera,
Felipe Nuhez Francisco Soler Y
Ramon Nunez.
Aver tom6 possession de su
cargo de Fiscal de la Corte del Dis
trito de Ponce, el .cdo. don Juan
Jose Perea.
Hoy sali6 para Ponce el ge-
neral Davis, de la Comisi6n tecnica
para el emplazamiento de fortifca-
cones Ell las costas.
-El iueves pr6ximo tendrd
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-29

notarial Ell Puerto Ricos aprobada
ell s de Malzo de 1906.
H. B Mum. A. Del sciior
Colberg. Para eximir del pago de
contribuciones y patentes muHici-
pales q todas las industrias del pals
que laboren aceites esenciales.
{. B. Mum 6. Fijando el pre-
supuesto de los gastos. necesarios
para el sostenimiento del Gobierno
de Puerto Rico en- ell afio economico
que terninara en- 80 de JUNO de
1908 Y para otros fines.
Una W0(i1N
FL seiior PraSedes Santiago So
llcita de Ia Presidencia Sc pidan al
Consejo Executive antecedentes So
bre la franquicia concedida 4 Ia
Compafiia interesada ell las obras
del Salto de Comerio. Pide al mis-
mo tempo Sc solicite del Comisio-
nado de instruction antecedentes
acerca del n1mero de escuelas ru-
irales vacantes ell Ia actualidad con
expression de los pueblos donde Is.
tas existen.
OJdeQ deld(d
FL Secretario da lectura 1 las
tpetlcioncs anteriormente indicadas
y a los infornes que sobre elias pre-
senta la Comision de instruction
Publica. Esta recomienda que di.
chas sollcitudes Sc pasen a la Conf.
Ison especial creada por la Camara
eu ley de 80 de Enero de 1901. eSo-
bre la educacion ell los Estados
/ Jnidos de deterlninado n1mero de
Iovencs pucrtorrique1os.o
Aprobados sin discussion los
nformes antcriormcnte expresados,
Sc ponen a votaci6n dichas solicitu.
des, son aprobadas por unanimi-
dad.
No habiendo otro asunto de
lue tratar, Sc levant6 la session has
ia hoy las dos de la tarde
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-29
'VisO 4 los $ 6Ires PrOfs or 4:

Xacantas ain CTtC0 esouelas
rurales eli esta jurisdiction, SC avi-
81 q los sciores Profesores rurales
que dcsear scrvirlas. = sirvan re.
mitir sus solicitudcs al Sccretario de
la Junta E,colar, don Juan Cofdcro.
La asignaci6n mensual como
rRenta Casa Habitaci6n para macs
trosn es de 81.
Atentamente, Pd,0 QHeyo Blaa-
90, Presidente 1unta Escolar,
LOizar P. R, Euero E9, 1907 ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-29
JuDls t,cOIsr o. HuRaCsO

Fn este ttrmino municipal Sc
hailan vacaute tres escuelas rurales,
% que hago plblico, para que los
aspirantes remitan sus solicftudes
docunentadas a esta Presidencia,
dentro del plazo de diez dias a con.
tar desde la fecha.
Humacao, Enero IS 1907.
Esidro 4 Iidai
a-a Presidsnte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-29
G. Asses ESPtCIALES
Para mdesfr0s YNTaE5s y grddNdd0s'

Para NtdeStr0S TitTak7S = .gfddhddoS:
Los jovenes y seioritas que de-
seen prepararse para los examenes
de JUNO, puedeA asistir a las esta-
blecidas en- Rio Piedras, Sol "a, por
la Profesora Principal Sra. Ana Ro-
que de Duprey,
Clases diarias 8 alternas de a
8 horas. s:Tambien da classes pOr CO.
rYespoudencia. Precios modicos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-29
OtSCII!E I'll Pl

Ernest B. Higgins, de edad de
2S aiios, empleado de la Mercanul
de Dooley, Smith & Company fallc.
clio Ell la maiiana del ~ del corrien.
te. Los servicios religiosos tuyiert II
lugar ell la Iglesia Episcopal de st.
Jhon a las S y 80 de la tarde del do.
mingo ultimo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-29
Aca'dii Municipal de Il les

Nacante la plaza dc Official de
slnidad y Benefcencia de este pue-
bio, con un haber de 900 dollars,
luales, pof renuncia del que la
desempe6aba, se anuncia al pdblico
para que sc presenter las solicitu-
des por los aspirant2s, por Il ttrini-
no de ve:ntc diaS,
/a0P p .SaRhdeo.
- Alcalde Municipal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-29

efecto ell la Mansion Ejecu'iva la
acostumbrada reception semanal.
la policfa detuvo aver Lit
ciano Jimenez, acusado de huito
menor, poniendolo a disposition del
Juez Municipal.
I'm carreio de nombre Mica
sio Rodriguez, fue detenido aver
por hurto. Este individuo, Ell un
caro- de zahorria que cargaba echo
Iadrillos dtilcs de una casa que ss
construye ell la calle de 1etuan,
sierdo denuuciado,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-29

"a q u tlpUgralia se ira ala
1srato, - SLa Demccracia,'
The National tribune., 1907-11-21

all as positively incurable. heard of Vita-Ore and
purchased package. but had it in the house for
over month before ] could take it. was SO
low that those around me afraid to have
use it. 1 told my daughter who had been
trained nurse. that l wanted to the Vita Ore
and she answered: 'When you give up a good
physician for remedy you knew nothing about,
you are going TO die I told her that death
would be preferable TO the torture then
suffering and commenced TO take Vita-Ore that
Thursday BY Saturday ! could sit up q little
and soon began to walk about
now weigh seventy pounds more than I did
feel better than 1 have for thirty eight
years.
1t surprising that much good and such
a cure could be accomplished in short time with
medicine. I wish that could see every suf-
ferer with Indigestion, rheumatism or Bladder
trouble, any of the ailments had, SO could
tell them of this medicine
j. d. DODD, S45 W. Third st.
The National tribune., 1907-11-21
ABLEssINa TO RHEuNATIcs.

Rheumatism is caused by absorption into the
blood of refuse matter, which should be carried
out of the system through the proper channels.
The poison destroys the purity of the blood and as
it circuates through the pody the acid particles
thrown off penetrate the JOINTS muscles. msm-
branes and even the bones
Vite-Ore is well adapted for the Of Rheu-
matism. Gout, Lumbago. etc, and has many times
been successful in chronic cases of such long
standing as to be thought incurabe. Akalies and
the remedies that are almost invariably prescribed
fail 10 cure because they weaken digestion. irri-
tating the delicate lining of the stomach thus I'M
pairing instead of building up the system Vit9-
blood correcting poisonous products, and grad
ualy eliminating them from the system. Under
it is carried through the body nourishes and
soothes the jSrf1ated tissues, and dssolves the
posopous deposits that have collected In the Joints
and cesses them out of the system. Cures with
it are lasting In severe cases crutches often
thrown away, never to be used again.
The National tribune., 1907-11-21
Heap Good;
No Be Sick ="
COL. BLUAIENRoTHER

COL. BLUMENROTHER
answered our advertise
ment in The National Tri-
bune Tin which paper we
have advertised for years)
ana received a package of
Vitae-Ore on thirty days
trial. We now number
him among the thousands
of staunch friends which
Vitac-Orc has among the
boys who fought and suf-
fered on both sides during
the dark days of 1926.
Read what the Colonel
has to say about Vitae
Ore:
LANGLOIS, ORE.-In
December l took the lib
erty to write you for a
sample of Vitae-Ore as a
trial, and upon receiving
the package which you
sent me / must say / was
rather skeptical as to its
use, but l remembered of
one time, while prospect
ing in Southern Colorado,
of seeing the Indians 1T
some of the Hot Springs
chipping off pieces of rock,
which formed the vein
around the Hot Spring.
When 7 asked them what
they did that for they told
me, "Heap Good, No Be
Sick" We thought moth
ing of it at that time, for
we used the spring water.
I took several pieces along
with me when l Travelled.
Shortly after this one OF
my partners became sick,
and l happened to think
of the rock. 1 concluded
to trv it on him. ! pull
verified it and gave him a
small quantity in a cup of
water, and he began to
mend at once. Thinking
of this, I decided to test
your Vitae-Ore, and to say
I was surprised at the ef-
feet it had on me is put
ting it very lightly. I con-
slider the effect on me short
of marvellous. 1t put vigor
into me and removed all
aches and pains I'm this
short time. / cannot ex-
press in words my thanks
for the good Vifae-Ore
has done me. It aided me
when other medicines fail
ed. 1 most heartily rec
ommend Vitae-Ore to
every old soldier who is
sick and ailing. I went
to Bandon a few months
afterward, and the old
War Boys said: "COloneI.
yon look better than I
ever saw before I'm years.
Have yOu found the Foun.
tain of Youth?" 49,
COL. c. T. BLUMEN-
ROTHER, Late 68th
Regt., n. Y. V. l., 1861
SO. ~
The National tribune., 1907-11-21
Let Living Witnesses Guide You.

A tree is known by its fruit and not by its
leaves, as a medicine remedial agent is
known by its cures and not by its claims
For every claim of cure made by Vif1-Ore
we produce the fruit" IL the written evi-
dence of the person who has been cured, in
the ringing testimony proving the good We
promise through Vit9-Ore is borne out by
the experience of people who have sought its
aid. For quarter of a century Vita-Ore has
stood the test of the American Public. The
people have tried it, have endorsed it and
have recommended 1t, and its reputation has
grown like a green bay tree Thousands in
every site of the Union are using 1t and
praising thousands who call 1t Our Fam
lily Doctor"
Medicines have come and gone, have sprung
up in the night like mushrooms, have made
broad claims and startling promises, but when
the time came to bear fruit" their branches
were barren the cures were not in them and
they passed out into the night, to be heard
of no more. Our claims for Vitn-Ore are as
strong as can truthfully be made for any one
medicine, but their strength comes from the
strength of the medicine ITSELF from its ac-
tual power in diseased conditions Its record
proves what this power has been In other
cases, covering n wide range of ills and dis
eases-a fair trial will prove its power in
yours.
Let the experience and testimony of count
less thousands of Living Witnesses men
and women from every walk in life, young.
middle aged and old, guide you. Follow their
lead and turn to YiiR-Ore for the health you
seek the great blessing of active manhood
end womanhood that makes life a joy. You
can test II for the asking-just letter
How can you refuse to try itf