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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-17
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NEW COMMERCIAL EMPIRE.

The opening of the 500 line from
Bismarck to Minot, which will be ac-
complished next week, marks the
new era in North Dakota. For a
good many years wholesome and OPP
timistic prophets of destiny have
predicted a north and south railroad
along the Missouri river which
should join Bismarck with the i'm
mense territory of the northwestern
part of the state in a bond of COM
mercial and industrial union. 1t has
been a good many years since these
prophesies first began to be made
a good many years in, the course of
a human life but very few years
in the course of human events.
Heretofore Minot and the northern
and northwestern part of the state
has been held to be far away
country-far away because the means
of reaching it were difficult and
tedious. To go to Minot from Bis
marck has meant trip eastward to
Valley City or Fargo and then a
trip northward and westward, oc-
scupying time not at all in keeping
with the actual distance. When the
500 line trains begin to run to Mi
mot. it will be possible to leave Bis
marck in the morning and reach
Minot in the evening. In few years
there will be fast trains that will
make the distance still less difficult
to travel.
All this means much in the devel-
sOpment of Bismarck and the western
part Of the state. 1t means new
commercial relations, new social and
political relations, a new avenue to
rthe capital city and the bringing of
7the northern and northwestern part
of the state in closer touch with
Bismarck. 1t means easier travel
to the state capitol on personal and
official business a closer tie between
the people of the Slope and the
Mouse river country, a better inter-
change of ideas, and all the advant-
ages that come from closer relation
ship. It ought to mean trade expan-
sion for Bismarck and the local
business men and the Commercial
club should not be slow to appre-
eiate and take advantage of the new
conditions.
Another matter of especial impor-
lance is that the new railroad CON,
nections make Bismarck the central
point in the state, not alone geo.
graphically, but in the matter of &C
eessibility No city in the state can
be more easily reached from as
many other points. This is import
ant, not only from a business stand
point, but particularly SO since Bis
Tnarck is the state capital, and 3shoule
be as central as it now Is.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-17
FARMERS SHOULD GOAL uP.r

Not all farmers are so favorably
situated as regards fuel supply as
those in western North Dakota, but
even here the admonition to lay in
supply of coal NOW before the
cold weather sets in, affects with
equal force to farmers generally as:
to town people. The railroad COM
panies and fuel dealers are urging
consideration of the fuel problem
now-urging the ordering of fuel at
once when the railroads are not.
busy-but they report that little.
heed is being paid to the good advice.
Farmers living distant from coal
mines and having to order coal
through dealers should get busy at
once:. Every newspaper, every rail
road, every dealer is urging action
and the Dakota Farmer in speaking
of the Importance of the matter
says: Farmers and others, can
and should order in carload lots,
and when lit comes, turn in and put
it into the coal bins, and have all
this danger from coal shortage, la
Dor strikes, snow blockades and car
shortage stopped Ior a year at least.
There will be little sympathy for
those who, having the means, still
will not take this precaution. y
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-17
VACATIONS
ARE SO MUCH IN DEMAND THAT.
BIG MILLS SHUT DOWN.

II. New York, Aug. 16,The Clark O,
N. Thread company, which en-
p1oys several thousand hands in IT'S
mills on both sides of the Passaic
river, posted notice YESTERDAY to the
effect that the Newark mill will close
down from Aug. "a until Sept. 8 8, while
the mill in Kearny will close on the
same day and remain closed until
Sept. 10.
The demand for vacations has be-
come SO great that the company finds
it would almost empty the mills to-
grant all the applications, SO it has;
decided to let all hands rest at once.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-17
Musical Festival.

In order that st. Paul's splendid
auditorium, built at cost Of $780,
.000, nli,r be kept open for the IN
spection of visitors during the week
of Sept. 2, st. Paul musicians have
arranged a series of fall festival
concerts in which trained mixed
caortis OF 600 voices, a supplement
targ children S chorus Of 1869 voices,
a dozen soloists of national repnteI
and Innes Orchestral band will ap-I
pear Times band is considered one
OF the finest organizations Of its kind
in the United States and is now re-
.hlteaHailrsing special music for the ST.
Paul appearances. The chorus az
600 is already the finest which has
ever sung In st. Paul and is re-
hersing twice each week as is the
children's chorus. Splendid pro-
grams, embracing both popular and
classical music and giving q wide
range Of band, solo and chorus parts,
have been arranged There will be-
six evening programs and three mat
inees, one OF which will he child.
ren's matinee.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-17
PLEADED guilt
Ro9T. MCLEAN, or SENTINEL
BUTTE, MAKES KILLING
WITH "A SHOTGUN.

4 Sentinel Butte, d, Atig. M.
important case was on the criminal
docket in Justice Gardner's court
Thursday afternoon. Robert Mclean
was charged with killing stock be-
longing to Joseph g. ayers, at Or near
section s, 81 -1O4 The specific charge
was the shooting with shotgun a.
3-yearsold steer branded reverse "a
on LETT hip and belonging to depon ent,
The defendant waived examination
and pleaded guilty to the charge as
stated in the complaint and was bound
over to the district court.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-17
gl,e 8is,,aarfk Triba,.e.
BY NJ. i. JEWELL.
THE DAILY TRIBUNE.

Published every morning except Monday,
Bismarck North Dakota, is delivered by
SArtier 10 all parts of the city at 40 cents per
month, or $3.50 per year. If sent by mail
through the post Office, 81 per year. The
tally sent to any address outside of Bismarck
In the United States or Canada, postage pre-
paid, 81 per year; So for six months; 81 for
three months. :,tl& ~ 53+- & 4
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Published every Friday; twelve and sixteen
pages !; containing a summary of the news of
Che week-local and foreign-particular atten.
ton being paid to, state news. Sent to any
address, postage paid, for 81 for one year; 50
cents for six months; s5 cents for three
months. - So,
The Bismarck Tribune is the oldest news
eaper in the state-Weekly established June
IL, 1878; Daily established in 1881. It has
n wide circulation and is a desirable advertis
ing medium. Being published at the capital
of the state it makes a feature of state news,
of q semi-oficial character, and is therefore
particularly interesting to all who desire to
Keep the run of state affairs-political, social
and business.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-17
Regular ais the SUN.

is an expression as old as the race.
No doubt the rising and setting Of
the sun is the most regular perfor-
nance In the universe, unless 1t is
the action Of the liver and bowels
when regulated with Dr. Kings New
Life Pills. Guaranteed BY Lenhart,
druggist. Csc.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-17
GLASS saith Tubs Have Advansaass.

Glass bath tubs are being made In
Germany, and are said to have adj.
vantages over those OF metal and
enamel the principal one being that
they are much cheaper. They are
made In a solid piece, and one can be-
turned out complete In about five min
utes, according 10 a fore.gn isstter.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-17
.ORMsBY M'HARG
Sticks His Legs Under Teddys
Mahogany and Talks
| investigations
He Is Looking After Alleged
Frauds in New Mexico
For U. S.

Oyster Bay, N. x, Aug. 49, orms-
by McHarg Of Jamestown, N D., an
assistant United States attorney gen
eral who has been conducting an I'M
Vestigation for the department Of JUS
tice in New Mexico, was luncheon
guest Of President Roosevelt today.
After discussing with President
Roosevelt the federal Investigations
which are now going on In New Mex
leo, Assistant Attorney McHarg said
that President Roosevelt was very de-
sirous Of having the Investigations
continued.
Mr. McHarg recently instituted suits
In the territory and says that after
comforting with Attorney General
Bonaparte he expects to return to New
Mexico and will proceed Id the name
of the United States aginst several
companies which, II is alleged, have
Illegally obtained lands and timber.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-17

Inc nall storm which started at
Hope Thursday extended across to
Argusville land devastated about
$4,000 acres of grain. The loss was
total.-in many places.
! The approach of the harvest season
seems to bring with it the usual
bunch of thugs and burglars. Be
sides the Mandan postoffice being
touched up, the BANK at Lueca lin
Barnes county had its safe bowed.
A butcher at Page was arrested
for selling bum sausage
5s4S = = q
Fargo's chief of police still seems
to be right after the worthless col
ored class-of that city.
A; horse ran away with Drayton
girl-who was out-after berries.
She jumped out ofSthe, rig and was:
SO badly injured tnat she lnsy lot
recover.
Casselton seems to be n enjoying
something of a building boom this
summer. t3s.
Fargo wants a patrol wagon.
.7
The postoffice at Hettinger has
been moved into better quarters.
New settlers seem to be filling up
the new counties rapidly.
Arthur Brundage's paper at Het-
finger seems to De as good as a gold
mine. ri
A pair Of clippers were caught-in
a Fargo hotel. They were wanted
lin Iowa.
The insurgent newspapers are
rather mum on the railroad assess
ment question. There don't seem to
be anything for them to hollers about.
The new high school to be com
pleted at Kenmare this fall will
cost So,
Sentinel Butte seems to be a dis
tributing pointer inland post
| Offices. .;
| A town hall is being built at Al
month"; Bowman county. h
All the members of the press fra
ternity will regret to learn that, the
wife of Editor DeLaBere of the
Sheldon Progress is critically ill with
consumption and that the doctors
think that there is but little hope
/ for her recovery
1 States Attorney Pat Norton failed
to land a blind pigger--in Adams
county because the pigger destroyed
the evidence before Pat--could gel
i il. ].
1 The first license to wed has beer
4 issued in Adams county. Judge
| Sonderall almost blocked the dea
when the couple first arrived be
cause he was not at home-but hs
4 returned the same evening and the
4 first wedding was fixed---out all right
4 They walked all the way from VOL
Butte. .5%i a Il ia .#s8s
Z. The Milwaukee railroad officials
have been y IIettnger again IN,
/ have given ne people more promise
i--of raj. al @
The Grand Forks Press dream
/ that an electric road will be cor
! structed from Darlington to tn,
Forks-yia Cooperstown, Portlan,
. and Mayville.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-17

Ask former NJ G. G. students. They
will advise you to attend Mankato
Commercial College, Mankato, MINI.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-17
Realty Business Seems 70
Be Booming in This
Section
CITY and Town Lots Are.
Keeping Pace With
Realty Sales

SElllapetn >. heeu& 70 STeo. -
Gilbert Lot 2, blk. 10, Q.
e city ..i. w.. s.. III
6. B. Little to Oscar A. sund- 4
quist NV. VI sec. II, AZ
rs S., !. IS 10. .$
Northern Land & Inv. Co. to
B. Little NV. " sec.
IL, 142-7S D. 1
Dora NJ. Judkins to Simon
Harris \. X sec. 3, 1873
J. " &
j. G. HaIlum to s. r. Mathews
Driscool, sundry lots IS. IS
Charles r. Allen to Anthony
q. Thine q. " sec. %
1876 SIS. III
Clemens Dimf1 to Ella o.
Gilman %, blk. "A,
o. p. Bismarck $. L. !. s.. I.
F. M. and P. Rogers to
y. G. Lindon Sc. u sec.
q, 142-76 81. &. !. 8.
Lindon Land & Live Stock
Co. to f. M. aud r. i. Rog-
ers Sundry lands in twps.
142, I40, 143, range rs t.S:s;s
Lindon Land & Live Stock
Co. to y. G. Lind on Sun
dry lands In twp. 142,
range IS and twp. 143,
range rs [. =. u.
Northern Pacific Ry. Co. to
Francis NJ. Rogers ct al
Lots / to 4 and s. " Of N.
1a sec. 1, f40-7 d 81 I.
j. F. Latham to N. p. Boucf-
err Lots 5 and 6, blk. So,
Nick. & G. Add, Bismarck
Otis N. Durham to B. F
Pucket NV. u sec. 8, 137-
~ . q. 4. !. !. 1. /. /. ...
p. p. Sanders to Henry F
KIeeme NE. Il sec. 10,
l37-78 ]
United States to Christopher
w Waggoner sW. " sec.
80, 1875 |. 3. !. !.
fl +. Read to Henry u. 4
Reade ind. 1s lot 5, blk.
122, Q. Fl city.
Agatha and Edw. G. Patter- Il
son to Friedrich Hermann
Lot /, blk. f22, o. p. city
Herman Hanisch to Frank
Swanke N. rs sec. Is,
1921 IS. r |. Z. &. ].
g. M. Best to ]. NJ. Vaudeville
NV. Il sec. %, 1876 2
Jacob Kilian TO Alya A
Mann Lot 10, blk. i, SO. #
Wilton !, 81. i
Jacob Kilian to Carrie NJ,
Mann Lot 3, blk. i, So.
Wilton 81. rs
Carrie NJ. and Alva A. Mann
to Il ]. Parish Lot >, blk.
i, So. Wilton. Sd. u. 4
Alya A. Mann to T. J. Parish
Lot 10, blk. 4, So. Will
John A. Lurdin ct al. to j. I.
| Sullivan All sec. %. 1885, n
United States to Ole Hansen
NE. n sec. 10, 1876 .8.
Ole Hansen to Geo. Manley
NE. n sec. 10, 1876. Il. n.
Joseph Galloway to G. f. JEFF
ferris and s. II. Drum NE.
VI seq. 10, 1875. S.3..
4 United States to VIM. A.
o'Donnell 8 p. " sec. 6,
1875 SIS. ]. i.
4 Chas. E. Benson to Edward
A. Lewis A sec. IS,
141-7S
| Edward +. Murray to Elmer
4 son x, Bull Lots ii and
II, blk SIS. o. r. Bismarck
i United States to VIM. Nc
4 Crorie, il. wv. " sec. "A.
140-77 .. I. 50. ]. ..3.
Justina and Herman i. Mich
son to Jacob RosenW rs
lots Z to IL, blk. 1o4, o. r. II
Bismarck
II VIM ". asfiDnrn TO M1nne-
apolis, ST. Paul & sault
ste. Marie Ry Co. 4
Of NE n sec. n. 14O-sO. !.
United States to Libbie
Brown s. X of NJ 1s sec. Il
10. I41.79
WilIis Bryan to Carl F.
BerndtE Vi Of sW u
and lots 8 and 4, sec. 30,
I4O-77 So.
~ RI Mockler TO G. ], Kee.
nam NV. X sec. 35, 1906
M Watson Thornburg to 4
Frederick G. Burmeiter
NE II sec "a I40-7s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-17
change of Prices ii AutomobiIina..

From this date. running time, my
price for automobiles will be So per
hour, for one or four persons Stand
ing time, $3.50 per hour.
e. w. Henzler.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-05
Ii Luna d zalduondo ] MIor.

En- este acreditado establecimiento Ell
pdblico hallaFa siempre un gurtidO CONF
pleto en- merc&nc1as de todas prOc0den-
cias, desde 1a mas modesto museltna de
ciRCO Centavos hasta Ia mas RIGA ePongIe
Six" legftima de la China.
Tanto para dOmas como para CaballeRos
81 surtidO es de 10 mas vREadO que pueda
eoncebirse. En- telas de seda, lana 8 algO-
don no SO puede pedir mas; hay para tOdos
los gustos para todas las fOrGunas.
Ultimamente Be han recibidO los s1gu1en-
teg artIculOs que estan namando 10 aten-
Ci0n del pdblico por su calidad y baFatura:
Mttonss, Guantes, COronag para noytas,
gOnbrillag, velos para Is cara, mediass
Calcetines, COFbRbas, Capas espaflolas,
Corteg de pique para chaleCOs, Id. de Cash
mil para pantaloneg, Colchas de puntoD
Id. de DamRsc0 DEiles blanCOs de h110s
Id. agargadog, Cretonas de hflo para saba
mas, HOlandag y Batistag, CEeas, Apl1cactO-
neg de seda para adornos, Chaleg de sedas
Blusas bordadas, CintuE0neap RasOss Bro
cadOs, Tafetas, Piel de Cisnes CrespOnes y
GasRg para luto, Cubrecorses de hilo y
seda, Alpacas, Cheviots, CasimireB y en-
I'm un surtido tan Variad0 Que BeEfa impO-
Gible enumeraF.
Un paseito pOr ID Luna y vereig les mo-
Vedades que enciarra este bonito satellite.
EnCajes ValenCienneB y de puntO Bro
deHit de tOdas cIaseB y coloFes.
BOas de piel de Cone1o y ue plunaaa dc
GQdag ol@a@g
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-05
EnSGIanza Industrial en- los EstadOs
UnidOS.

Mr.. Carnegie, aorsadoT del tEus del ace
10, EefFi6ndOss Ia educRci6n de los jefeB
de industrias en- les EItados Unidos OBJ
Hervs que entire les preaidentes de BanCcH
y los directories de industries, son poCOB
los que han hecho estudios BufcienteB.
Afisdo luego que en- lR induStria no de-
be temerEs la Tivalidae de los hijoB
de Ficos.
Debe tenezse cuidado con el muchaeho
que al aalir dc la sacuela primariR tene
que tFRbajar y que empieza poE ser ba'
EHendero de nm escEitorio. No debe psrd61.
Eele de vista. De aHtemBno se le Befiala
como vsncedoR On Ia luChR que va en-
tabIaE.
El tipO de los hombrss dc negocio que
dessa y que EeTG 81 tipo del poEvenir, eB
el obFero e8tudiante sB el joven que Eeune
81 Bentido pr6ctiCo del aTtsBano , 81 sentido
calculator del Sabio, la pEasencia del obRe
70 y Ia v;vacidad del hombEe ingtTufdo.
CitRndo Mr.. Carnegie tres jefss de Of
cinRs que han pagado poT Ia Universidad,
obseTva que los tres, entire ls edad de 10
siioS y la de 20, han intarTumpido sus estu
dios para ipgreaaF en nm egCEitorio en-
nm taller.
AltsFnaT 81 tFabsjo eaoolaE con 81 ira
bsjo pr6ctiCo es Ia conclusion del exito.
Los j6veneB que pasan dc Ia ofcina CO.
mercial q ls uniySridad de Ia univarai'
dad los negocioa, se dividen en- dos cIR
les: los empleadoS eEtudiRntss ? los sBtu'
diantes empleadoB
Los uuoB naCen empleados tienen 10
enegg!a de hsCerso estudiauts8 los otroB
naCen estudisnte1 tisnen sl 7slor de ha'
csFse empleadoB
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-05

bovina , CRballes y On una sorie de cone
jttOs de Iudias infsCtadoa, Ia obgerv6, pre-
gentsndoss dc una mRnerR manifieste lRB
veintiCuatrO hoFas de1pu6B de la operaci6n,
pue8 que la piel, en- una extenci6n do a.
gunos milfmetFos de cada Iado de IR incl
gi6n, ss espeSa, foRmandO una ampolla do.
loroga. Este fan6msno, d que g d. 81
nombre de cWtiTeaOei6n eI tan mArcado On
loB tub6ECGloa que toms 81 Car6CteF de ana
vsPdadsFa tumefacCi6n.
N. Vall6s supons qus 81 los hechoB
aDteFioEes confFmsn mas 6mpliamenta los
pEimero1 resuItadoa. la medicina humans
y la vsterinaris enContHaE6n ca este nuoVo
m6todo de utilisRCi6n de ID tubeEculina an
precioso medic de disgn6gtico dc Is tnbsE'
cul0HiR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-05

lei municipio de UtuRdo tFats dc
ConEtruiF an aCueducto Cuyo COsto 30 CalOu.
la On $21 600.
La banda ds ID poliCla inuular fue
hoy 81 musllo para deIpsdir 81 comandan'
60 Lutz, que ya 4 loB Eatadog UnidoB en-
ugo de dos mege3 dc liconciR.
-Est6 On San Juan 81 tonisnts schot'
tint de Il pOliCfG in1ular , snCargadO del
distrito de BAysm6n.
Sc encuentrR On esta CiudRd, de re-
gresO de lA i8la, 81 captain de IL poliCfa
in1ulaE nefi9r EEnesto L6psg Diaz que
BuBtituye inteEinamenta 81 comRndante del
OueEpo durante Uu aussncia en- loB EstadoD
Unidos
lei COFonel BGmill acompah6 hoy
aboFdo 81 comandante LutG, yendo con 81
Mr. Miles e. JaulbaE captain del regimien'
to do Puerto Rico. El CapitGn Miles Csle'
bro dsgpuea una largo conferences con 81
Coronol Rlmorsando juntos amboB BenoFsI.
-Esta en- San Juan 81 doctor Jose
BaEEeEas, de JuncoG, delegado ID
C6mRra.
Laura Ortiz fu6 condenado esta ma
mana On 81 juzgadO de pas dc la ciudad
& $5 de multa por aItaFaE lR pas.
-El doctor BarEeraI, de Junco8 hB
visitado hoy 81 director del DepaEta'
mento dc SGnidad ceIebrando con 81 una
laEga confsEencia.
lei cfeial de aRnidad, informs que
hR dsdo de alta IN cRso de febre tifoidea
que tenfa en- tTRtamiento.
lei LIDO. Torres MoDgs , otroS ami
gog BuYoB de San Juan de SRntuRcO,
pEsparan, para uno de loo pF6ximoU do.
mingog, ana ''giER" en- laS cSrCRnfaE Dc ID
ciudRd
-El vapor eSpsfiOl "Valbanara" sali6
de Caracas para este puerto Pecalark
hRCia 81 IA dol Corrionts aiguiendo Il rata
de Ponce, Santiago de Cuba, HabAnR,
MRtangaG y New Orleans.
Sally. udhomme, 81 0minente poe
to frances q quien mencionR "La Cores.
pondsnCia" en- % inteFesRnte information
Fen6menOs sOFpTsHdegteS falleci6 Escients'
mente en- Paris
LAS edicionss de "La Correspondent.
CiR" desde el VieFneI pasRdo han quedado
caSi agotadaG. En- elias Go han publiCsdo
los intersIRntes completoa informes de
"LG tOTmenta en- Wall Street hschoB
ocurFidos con motive del p6nico fnRnciaro
de Nueys York y OtFas ciudades en- las
dltimss semanae.
-Jol6 Pablo Torres, de San SsbRsti6n,
Solicita permiso para sxhumsr los reBtos
de OandelaEiR Borrero = Martinez, Fran
cisco Torres Medina , Ju,i4n Roman
Colon.
Los ssnoreB IufAnz63 , Garcia = do
ne Barbara Figueroa, en- union de Valen'
Il Ramou, ban Eido demon jados pOR g supo
Eiotendente de GRnidsd consecuancia de
vender lechs adulte1ads.
Ell Oficicial de 8anidad de QubERdillag
Informs ai Departments que pT6ximo &
clauauraTgs 81 cementsEio nuevo, abieT
haCs Eiets amos no hahieadoas utilizRdo
81 viejo para NADIA, BupliCs que SO con-
ceda perm'go para que cuGndo sea clan
BuTado aqu6l 90 permits enteEraE en- 81
viejo.
Ell senior inspector de Banidad de
Lares, dscomiA6 & los SreB. SuRu del co
merCio de gquella plaza, una paTtida de
saCoB de Rz6Car que CFefa estabs en- NAL
estado. Sc remiti6 una muestra al Labo'
rAtorio Qufmico, resultando del an6liain
practicable, que 81 az6Car 90 eacusntra en-
buenas condolences para lR vsnta. An se
le h8 communicate al Official de SRnidRd
para que 10 informe 81 oomsFCio de los
Sres. Suau y le psrmitR lR venta del ar
tfcul0 decomisado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-05
Gotta ARTICULAR

A cuantos desgr4ciados sufren de un
ataque de gotta, con los dolores consi-
guientes, bien crueles por cierto, en- los
pies, en- los rodillas, = muchas veces en-
todas las articulaciones acons&jamosles
siempre que tomen Ell Omagil.
PorQue, en- efecto, ell 0magil Zen
licor 8 en- pildoras) a la mitad de Ia
comida y a Ia dosis de una cucharada
soperaellicor, 6blen 2 2a3piIdoras, basta
para calmar prontamente los dolores
reumaticos aun los mas crueles Y anti
guos, y por rebeldes que sean a los
otros remedies. Asimismo cura las neu-
ralgias mas dolorosas, cualquiera que
sea su astento las costillas, los ri1Ones.
los miembros La cabeza, y aliyia sobre
todo los penosos sufrimientos de los
ataQues de gotta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-05
DISgutstlGo Do Ia tuberculosis On los aRInalss
Dc mltaR1.

M. Enrique de Pa1yilIe, en- 90 6'tima
Fsvista cientifcR del Journal des Ds5ots
rtfare que 81 doctor aleman Won Piket
ha deBCdbierto que, Cuando en- IL Eupafeie
de Ia pisl de IN tubsrCulosO, prsviamsnte
Cubierta con una gotta De tubaEculina
diluida 90 hace una inciEi6n, lR supsEROie
cut6nea presenta una legi6n an6Icgs & Il
que provoca ls in1sECi6n en- Iag mismnB
condolences del virus vacuno
Ests EeaCCi6n pusde lsE utilizada en- Ios
enfeRmoR, HObre TODD Tegpscto dg loa tuber.
culog quiEdrgiCoE
Mr.. Valles, penBsndo que eEta pFuebR
especial de Ia tubsTculina en- los oTganis.
mos scspschoaOB de tubercuIosiB, podria
sex APPLICABLE & los animsleB, se deoidf6 (
exPerimsntarla, ObtsnisndO Ios iguientss
FesultAdoP:
En- Lon animsles samoa de Il Fssa bowl.
ne, en- los oaballos en- lo1 ConsiilloH de
Indias, no nOt6 ninguns EeaoCi6n; poEo "a
Yainto animAls1 tubUoulo-o- a Il EaEa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-05
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