davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-03

q. T. WADE, PendIetOn. Or.
office in American Nat Bank Bid.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-21

meses. el me daba todo 10 que yo ne
cesitaba. V durante nuestras reIacio
mes vivimos en- Ia calle Tricoche pri-
nero Y en- la calle de Ia Luna des-
pues. Tn dia supe por Llani. que Co
llazo habfa sido despedido de Ia casa
del Sr. Salazar V que desde el nueve
de mario Sc ignoraba su paradero.
El dfa ocho de MARIO estIvo a las
siete como de costumbre en- casa y
a las dieZ de Ia noche SO despidio de
mi como siempFe. Note que estaba
slgo triste ess noche como nunca 10
habia visto. Una vez Sc quiso matar
V matsrme a mi tambien. Fue 4 mi
casa una tarde V me dijo que me pre-
parara para hseer TN viaje 4 Mava-
gueZ. Yo le die que no. porque no
saba en- que casa me iba j llevar.
FL me dllo que tenis casa en- Msvs-
guez- Entonces 20 le die que estaba
a seguirle. En- efeeto. Sc
fue Colla1o,y vo me qued6 preparan
dome para hacer el viaje. Tn POGO
mas tarde lego Fernando. se sent6
en- un sillon en- Ia sala v Sc aued6
muy Pensativo y nervioso. La etra
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-21

sirvienta que yo tenia entonceS colo
cada noto SUI eStado Y fue al cliarto
donde va estaha viStiendome V Inc
10 diio. EntonceS sail para Ia sala. V
le pregante que le pasaba porqi,e
estaba pensatlvo, V tan nerviO>n. 81
le habia sucedido algo. FL Se perma-
neei6 callado. sali6 para el bacl6n y
le diio al coehero que nos estaba Is
perando que se retlrara que Va no
10 necesitaba. Entonces volvi6 Fer
nando para adentro V me iijo que
habla lido poner un dinero al credi
to ponceno de Ia casa donde eStahs
colocado Y habia plesto loo dollars
de menos. Y habia penssdo ir con
miso . Mayaguez V despues que eS-
tuvlera doTmIds matarme y de<pues
matarse Il 10 le die: Mira ipor
tan poca eosz vas 4 cometer eSe dis
psrate ? No te spures que vo tenso
dinero para cuhrlrte ese deficit.
enseguida mandfeon mi sirventsunr
80 pesos que tenfa en- el Cr6di.o V j
empehar unas pulseras miss penp M
tuve neeesidad de hacerlo pues mi
Continua en- Il Pssins "a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-21

tros de la incendida fue aislado Sc
guidamente Y solo Sc quemo parte
de la expresada pared de la izquier-
da v de Ia fachada. Fl cabe de picc
Sr. R. del Vale, como siempre, lie
gando enseguida y trabajando es.
plendidamente.
Temeroso Ell Sr. Fiol de un incer
dio, tanto por las condiciones de |;
casa incendiada, como por esta !;
en- que reside con su familia, al ladc
de aquella. siempre estuvo cuidado
50 de advertir d los hermanos Torres
el uso del petloleo Y otras sustain
cias uSadas en- el alumbrsdor.
Cuando trabajaban los bomberos
On la ext:nclon del incendio lego al
sltio del sueeso I'm i6ven. a caballo,
que segun intormes era uno de los
emplcados de la planta dc alrmbra-
do. PaS6. sin deSmontarse por enci-
ma del material de ineedio V un sar-
gento de la policla 10 hizo retirar ha
cia atras. Pidio ell numero de Ia pla-
ca V nombre del policia queiandosc
de que >e le hublese tratado incorrec
tamente. Fl pjiblico critic6 IL acti-
tud del refendo emplcado que en- 81
formas con cl poli,ia sparecia anne
nazando con una queia contra el sar
gento que habia c,mplido con su de
hcr. M huho mas conseeucncias.
I'll Sr. Mncete Padiila. corrcspon-
sal dc La Correspondence Y el qtie
SiIScrihe nos personamos Immediate
mente en- el lugar del suceSo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-21
CARTA C0NGRAT TULA-
T0R|A en- PONCE.
El juez Mr.. Foote Sc dirijje
a los 'Marshals".
Ell cerrecto funcionario felicita
a dichos empleados.
Ha sido muy sentida la muer-
te del buen compatriota Sr.
Mascara.
De nuestro corresponsal.

| Octubre l9. -Transcribimos 4 con
tinuaclon la fellcltaclon que hace ell
llustrado juez de la corte de este dis
trito ST.. Foote a tres puertorrique-
nos, primer sub-marshal, segundo
sub-marshal y al del mismo cargo de
la corte de este dlstrito, por su labor
en- ell juiclo contra Alberto Roman,
cuya vista duro seis dias. Esta carta
hace honor a dichos EN- mpleados y po-
ne de manifesto la capacidad y cello
de los puertorriquehos en- ell cumpli-
miento de SUI deber.
He aqufliteralmente 10 que dice el
docnmento de referencia:
Ponce octubre lO.--191O.
".Sr. D. Ra,ael R'uera Esbri, mar
shall de la corte de distrito de Ponce
ciudad: y
"sr: Me ha complacido en- alto
grado ell proceder correctisimo de Nd
v sus subalternos todos duante las
sesiones de la corte cor motive de Ia
causa Sc guida por ell pueblo de Puel
to Rico. vs.. Alberto Roman, por a
sinato en- primer grado. Su actividad
tacto y cello desple gados en- el delica-
do ejercicio de su deber, han estado
q Ia altura de las circumstances, Y al
consi gnarlo asi en- cstas lineas ,quiero
que con elias reciba Vd. mi since
ra felicitacion, que hara extcnsiva a
los sub-marshals que de modo tan
cumplido lie secundaron en- su peno-
"a v complicada labor.
Muy atentamente. Charles E. Foo
te, juez de la corte de dlstrito judi
cial de Ponce.
Sc han efectuado ultimamente
los siguientes matrimonios civiles
ante la corte de paz por el luez Lcdo
Seix: Pedro Ruiz, con Catalina Qni-
les, Jose Mavol Castaner, con Mar ga
rita Constantine, Manuel Cristian
Martinez, con Damasa Rosado y Ro-
sado.
Esta mahana hemos recibido la in
fausta nueva de la muerte en- San
Juan, de nuestro joven compatriota
Jose R. Mascara, FL ioven Marcaro
era Lcdo. en- Farmacla y le conoci-
mos en- esta ciudad. La muerte 10 a
rrebata en- plena iuventud. Ultima
mente Sc traslad6 al sanatorio de tu-
berculosos en- San Juan, para yer ST.
lograba curarse. Comprendlendo su
proximo fin Sc traslado 4 Catano don
dc lie sorprendio lamuerte Anoche en-
ell tren salieron algunos de sus familla
res. Reciban sus deudos el testimo-
MO de nuestra condolencia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-21
.PR0X|MA CONFEREk-
C|A EN- PONCE,
El padre Torrente explica-
ra su abjuraclon del dog
ma cato!ico.
Ell fiscal ha selaiado nil dollars
Ia fianza de los hernsnos To
rreS.
De nuestro reporter en- viaje.


Sc prepara una conferencia en-
q. tomaran parte los senores Matlen-
20 Clntron v el Sr. Totrente, este I'll
timo hasta ha POGO ferviente sacer-
dote catolico que ahora entra a for
mar parte de Ia redaccion del perio-
dico que lleva en- Ponce la cam mpana
racionallsta. Concurrira gran nume-
70 de personals a la conferencia de los
senores Matienzo Cintron y Torren-
te. El elemento que forma el contln
gente espfritis de esta ciudad y de
la isla celebra grandemente el paso
dado por ell sacerdote. Este explicara
los motivos de su actitud v Sc guira
hacienda la campana en- favor de las
ideas que ahora sostiene.
La situacion politica en- Juana
Dfaz es desastroza para los republl
canos. Las hojas sueltas publicadas
por Dessus y otros elementos que
combaten los procedimientos de a
quella administration municipal,
han hecho gran efecto en- las hlas de
los incorporates y estas Sc quedan
|en cuadro. Por otra parte Ia actltud
de algunos oradores repuhlicanos, III
juriando no solo 4 los unionlstas sino
a sus propios amigos politieos que en-
Yauco Juana Diaz, estan lie
parte de procedimientos benrf
ciosos a la localidad, resta m,lcho
elemento. En- ,m mitln en- lauco uno
de los candidates para la represent
cldn a la camara por q partdo reml
blicano atacd rudamente al 81. ata
la, candidate para Ia alcaidia dc
Yauco por la agrupacion vaucana.
FL traslado a otra locahdad del ie
fc de distrito de la policia insular dc
Jllana Diaz Sr. Nillanni, ha hecho
buen efecto ALI.
Fl fiscal de Ia corte de distrito de
Ponce ha fijado $1,000 de fianza 1
los hermanos Torres de la zapateua
incendlada anoche. Ell estabiecinien
to referldo esta ase gurado Ell 81, ,000
Mis- de 5000 votos de mayoiia
unionista dara esta localidad. Los ar
ticl,los Y afirmaciones de parte de la
prensa rcpuhlicana concitando Y atri
huvendo la Union predicas Y proee
dlmientos de violencia, no hacen eiec
10 y ell buen pueblo amante al rcspe
10 V al orden no hace caso de eXa CO.
racioneS V de recurses Va dema Siado
SaStado> Aqn los elcmentos directo
res .ielpartido rpublicsno que dehen
conocer perfeclamente el estado dc
aus fucrzaS y >ahen que Sc darl el ter
Ger copo IN h isla. Sc oledican i hacer
,ombinacioncs para iuturas y sons
iaS e>ciclones en- la Union que les per
nita 81 iesquite,....d .dentro de i ailos.
Slsue Ia competencia entire los @.
,endedorcs de leche eli esta localldad
.on motivo del eStahlecimiento de In
Ponce Sanitary Miik. So aseglrl que
= direction de eSta lndustria prpci
a contratar toda la leche que Sc pro
luce en- eSta reg.en para utllizarla ~
;u industria Y adquirir mas en- las
uris.ilecloncs de Guayama Y May~
,dez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-21

Francisco Guzman. que en- los
prinepos dias del prescnte mes inf
no una p'inalaia 1 Esmeraldo Gin
trdn. en- San German ,leSpUcs lie vis-
to el juicio en- Ia Carte Muniripal
f,i6 cOndenado a I'm aiiu de cireel
Y oulnlentos dollars DE- mrllIa. p,pr Fl
delito de aeometiinientn y agrcsIan
-on agravantes
Fn eI barrio ''i.irios Dc Jsmons
IL indiviauo Pedro ArzrIa "a niurlo
i ocnSecuencia DE- una intoxicacEsn
con yuca hrava. Este h, ho tue ca
sual.
Ancche. de : j 1880 ccVebni Il
psrtido republican, IN meeting en-
"a Gale del Sol. QUE ternllno sin no
yedad.
Tsmbsen celebraron otro meetin :
Zoe repubiicanos en- ls Gale Esnss;o
Serrs. Santurce, De 7.Soa 1850
el rua tesnfno SD novedsd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-21
|NVES7|GANDO NUEv0S CASOS De S0B0RNQ

Mr. Foeker dio que habian 500 mil dollars en- juego
para derrotar el bill de las csrreras de caballo.
E presdente Canaeas MEGA que hsya ruppra COP
Marruec0s
eefante uroso bailo va obre infeliz domadol
sosteniendolo e paqudermo bo patas hasta prvac
de la vida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-21
ROMAN SENTEN-
G|AOO A MuERT:
Sera ejec utado ell 6 &c
Enero.
Por tsiegrsfo.


Hoy a las 2.20 recibinnos ne
nuestro corresponsal 81 ~
guiente despacho:
Correspondents San JuaS.
''Corte de distrito acaba en-
estos momentos de resol rer
moci0n presentada por ell de-
fensor de Alberto Roman, ri.
diendo nuevo iuicio.
Juez Foote. desnego Ia mo-
cion y dict6 sentencia conde.
nando a Alberto RomAn i La
pena de muerte. siendo eiecu.
tado el dia seis Dc Enap del
proximo anosn Il pr01hipA
San Juan. Cogreo oeln11niN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
CANADIAN NORTHERN
BUYS BIG COAL BEDS
Said to Give 100000 for
Vancouver Lands Wanted
by American Roads.

VICTORIA, 3. c., Jan. 31.-The Cana
dian Northern railway has secured an op-
ton on the entire Dunsmuir coal mining
ana real estate property on Vancouver
Island. 1t is stated on Sood authority
Eleven million dollars IS the sale price.
$1,000 having been paid to bind the bar
gain,
No official announcement can be OBJ
tained today. owing TO ,hc absence CT
former Governor Dunsmuir up the coast
The Mackenzie Mann people have until
May to complete the purchase. In the
meantime the properties are TO he en-
amined and fully reported upon for the
purchasers
1t is stated that both the Northern
Pacific and Hartman people have been
hgurinS on the purchase OF the property
Tor some time. Negotiations looking TO
the bonding OF Dunsmuir mining and
realty properties TO Portland people, who
were acting under the direction OF PresI-
dent Howard Elliott. II tho Northern
Pacific railway, were Initiated over a
month ago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
Insurance Commissioner Reports

cancel the license OF any agent found
guilty OF improper practices. Nhcthe'
criminal action is taken or not.
] know OF n few firms or individuals
that claim TO have been under the ncccS-
sity OF seeking outside insurance during
1909. There NAV be others, | am IN
cllned To think that most OF these have
been actuatcd as much by q desire TO get
insurance at lower rates as by the idea
that they could not get protection from
regularly licensed companies. No agent
has been licensed to procure this insur-
ancc, As required under our code Ac-
tion by this department Will likely follow
in the near future.
This department examined during the
year two firc Insurance cpmp1ui. -. the
Home Fire OF Utah and tho Northwest
crn Mutual Fire association OF Seattle
and two life insurance companies, namely.
the Beneficial and the Continental Life
Insurance companies OF salt Lake City
Utah. Tho results Of thcs" examination
were published in pamphlet form, except
in tho case Of the Home Fire Of Utah.
TWO companies were organized in
Utah during 1903. namely, the Bear River
Mutual Fire Insurance company, OF Box
Elder county and the Guardian Casualty
aud Guaranty company Of Salt Lake
city.
The Utah insurance department was
April, 1909. and therefore its opera tions
have covered so short "A period that the
largest results hay" not yet been Sc
cured. Close attention is being given.
however. 10 the interests OF the igsurlnC
public and the supervision and protection
OF companies and agents: and We conii-
IDENTIFY expect very many specific benefits,
besides those already resulting, from the
work Of the department In the brief
time of tho existence OF the department,
however. large number Of persons have
come 10 us with difficulties that have
arisen between thCm and companies or
agents, and nearly all Of these have been
adjusted 10 the satisfaction Of the COM
planning parties.
During the year 1909 four life insurance
companies thirteen nUr insurance COM
panicS and oDc miscellaneous company
entered the state OF Utah. During the
same year six fire insurance companies,
ono liio insurance company and one mis-
colluncous company withdrew from the
state.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

For the next two months debating viii
be the most important side issue at the
high school Not only will attention be
given 10 the first team, which VIII debate
against the various high schools in the
state. but the interclaSs series will he
pushed with vigor A number OF students
have been preparing for the tIyoutS,
which were held Monday afternoon. Tho
original twenty-five entrants failed TO put
in their appearance. but those who con-
tested did exceedingly well.
The selection of the senior class de-
batting team was made Monday. when
Laura Loycndale. Gus Bsckman and
Frank Walker were chosen by Harold
stephens Miss Messmore and r. 5. Nc
Niece.
The Girls Athletic association dance
Friday evening In the Od.on hall prom
iscs TO be a great success. The affair
will be similar TO leap year dance.
which again puts the minority OF the
boys I'm suspense. The girls will give AN
exhibition OF gymnasium work and intro
duce a few new features. Miss Elsa Ward
Is In charge of the work and VIII coach
the girls the remainder OF the week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
PHILOSOPHICAL LECTURES
BY LOCAL PRESIDENT

The recent visit TO this city Of G.
Jinarajadasa OF Ccylon. India. has aWak-
cncd considerable interest along the line
Of these strange teachings. There seems
TO have been "A good many who want TO
know more OF the teachings OF tbeosophy.
So To comply with this need. and the
expressed wishes OF a. good, many. T.. w,
Munson. president Of the Salt Lake City
branch OF the Thcosophical society. re
Gently decided TO give series OF twelve
lectures. intended especially for those
who have not studied before. but TO
which all arc invited.
These lectures are free, and those at
tending incur no obligations OF any sort.
The subjects are as follows: ''rhe Planes
or Nature" Physical and Etheric
Bodies" The Astral Body" The Men
tai Body. and Those Higher" The LIE
CvcIc-Gcncral" The Life Cycle-Spc-
cihc," "Karma-Gcncral," ''karma-Spe-
cific" Evolution OF the Soul-0rst part" :"
Evolution Of the Soul--second part
Planetary Chains" and The Probation
AIRY Path
The first OF these was delivered last
FRIDAY. and the second Will be on Tues
day. February /. The remainder Will be
on Monday evening or each week. at room
23l Commercial Club building, at s
u clock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
JESSE KNIGHT HAS
RIVALS IN PROVO
Two Parties Ask Commissioners
for Franchises Over Utah
County Roads.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO. Jan. 3l.-Two applications for
franchises over the county roads OF Utah
county were hed with the county COM
missioners and were taken UP and dis
cusscd today at the regular meeting and
were finally taken under advisemcnt.
The citizens OF Salem ask for iran,
chisc 10 maintain an electric light anu
power line between Spanish Fork and
Salem. The other application was made
by a j. Evans, ). l.. Chpman. w. l.
Hayes. j. J. 1rancr. :. ;. Jones, ID. X.
Beebe. w. III. Brercton, Arthur Taylor.
John d. Dixon. II. T. Reynolds. Henry
Gardner, James McBcth. j. =. Page. Jr..
and George c. Whitmoro. who ask for
franchise over the county roads from the
south boundary linc of the county 10 the
north line 10 operate an electric railroad.
The intended line OF railroad Is pro-
posed To connect with some other line IN
salt Lake county and make one biz IN
tcrurban system from the south end OF
Utah county 10 Logan.
George W. Craig. local representative
Of the Salt Lake Route, Is reported 10
be interested in the new road and 10 rep
resent Salt Lake and eastern capitalists
who are ready TO finance the enterprise
l, Is understood that company Will DC
formed here and the people OF the county
Will be asked TO subscribe for stock. After
they have taken what they desire the bal
ance needed Will be supplied by outside
capital
This road is independent of the Knight
road. for which Mr., Knight has asked for
a franchise through Provo City. II is
agreed by the applicants that work will
be commenced within twelve months and
that twenty-five miles OF road VIII be
constructed within three years.
Whom seen by n Tribune representative.
Mr.. Craig stated that he did not repre-
sent any Snlt Lake parties. and that there
were no Salt Lakers interested. as far AS
he knew. lie said the proposed road was
only local, and would extend from the
south end of Utah county to some point
In salt Lake county and would have no
connection with any other road.
When asked what connection this road
had with the ono proposed by Jesse
knight, Mr.. Craig stated that they were
not in any way connected. but that he
thought there would he but one road built
II is said by ono of the men interested
rated and tho capital stock taken by en-
tircly Utah county people. that eastern
capital would not be solicited except
through the sale OF bonds
Jesse knight. 1T Is stated, has been ap-
preached by representatives of this new
est enterprise and asked 10 Join forces.
This Mr.. Knight Is willing 10 do. pro-
Vidcd he Is given a controlling interest
or u per cent Of the capital stock. Evans
and his crowd arc not willing 10 conccde
the control TO knight. but it is believed
here that the two interests Will finally he
merged and that only one road will be
built.
i, is stated here that A. j. Evans OF
Lehi has entire charge OF the prelImlna-
rics and work connected with securing
franchises through the different towns
and cities. and THAT he will appear before
the city council in Provo on Tuesday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01

According TO announcements made
Monday morning by the civil service
commission the government is in need
of all kinds Of help. Following Is n
list of examinations to bc held at yarI-
ons dates this spriug: Agricultural
Inspector, Philippine service; MD, coast
and pcodctic survey: apprentice plate
cleaner. transferrcr and cmgravcr,. bu.
rcau engraving and printing; apprcn.
ticc plate printer; assistant, Philippine
service; assistant examiner. patent Of
flee; bookkccpcr, departmental ser
vice; bookkccpcr: Philippine service;
civil engineer. departmental service I;
civil engineer and craftsman; civil en-
cinccr student; civil engineer and su-
pcrintcndcnt Of construction; clerk,
isthmian canal service; compulcr. coast
and gcodctc survey; compptcr, uau-
fical almanac office. computcr, naval
observatory: compuirr. supervising ar.
chiicct's Office; craftsman: apprentice,
ordnance department; architectural su
pcrvising architect S Office; .copylst, to-
geographic; engineer. supervising archi
icci IS Office: heating ond vcntilatlng.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01

Acting for George y. Squires. com
missioner Of insurance for Utah, who is
spending few weeks in California for
his health, Willard Done, Monday, sent
report to the Insurance Press of New
York. dealing with the workings of the
department during 1909. The secretary
Of state was requested TO send the re-
port and answer number of qucs-
tious for the Insurance Press. and the
matter was referred to the state insur-
ance department The communication
sent TO New York by Willard Done fol
lows:
The most important feature Of super
vision In Utah during 1903 was over the
general condition Of the insurance COM
panies operating IN the state, with spc-
Cial reference TO their ability to comply
with the very stringent requirements of
the now insurance law. regarding the
amount Of capital and surplus. held by
them. \ numbcr Of the companies were
unable 10 come M 10 the standard re-
quircd and were therefore debarrcd rom
the state. This action was not taken,
however. until ample opportunity had
been given the companies concerned to
reach the prescribed requirements.
! think the most important work, as
a whole done by the insurance commits
sioncrs OF the states in 1909 is the for
NardmG Of the great movement toward
uniformity In legislation, IN blanks for an
nual reports. in valuation OF securities
aud kindred matters, 1t seems 10 mo
that the value Of this work lies in two
directions. In the nTst place Il viii ulti-
matclv result in much more uniform lud
satisfactory supervision Of companies.
Second. il will tend 10 great extent 10
forcstall the tendency toward federal su-
pcVIslon OF Insurance which, In my
opinion, is not desirable.
4 few rulings were made by this de-
partmcnt IN 1909. among them being the
following: 1t was ruled that frdtcrnol
orders are amcnablc 10 certain sections
Of tho law such as the section prOnihii-
ing special contracts" and Tin" like: and
the section declaring that suicide shall
not bC 4 defense after the FIRST Ncar- An
other ruling made by tn" department was
20 the effect that discretionary power is
vested in the insurance commissioners To
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
The Cost OF CarelessneSS

Neglect OF a common" cold is so
often the direct cause of dangerous dis
ease, that medical men cannot under
stand why so many people allow n cold
with Its attendant cough TO run its
course unchecked. Aside from tho un-
pleasantness and annoyance. the result
Ing irritation OF the mucous membrane
IN the throat, lungs and bronchial organs
leaves them sore and worry susceptible TO
attack
With the first Indication OF n cold. take
steps TO check II at once. A simple. lnex-
pensiNe remedy can be prepared at home
oy mixing two ounces OF glyccrlnc a
hah-ounce OF Virgin Oil OF Pine COM
pound pure and eight ounces of pure
whisky, You can buy these in any good
drug storc and easily mix them In a large
bottle. II IL claimed by tho Leach
Chemical Co, of Cincinnati. who prepare
the genuine Virgin OH of Pine compound
pure, that teaspoonful OF this mixture
four times day will break a cold In
twenty-four hours and cure any cough
that Is durable.