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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-07-10
Lectures This Week.

The lectures announced for this
week by Prof. Patterson will not be
given. Prof. Patterson was com,
PEELED at the last minute to give up
his intention of working here during
the summer. He had been much
overworked aud he found that his
health would absolutely not permit
him to do anything this Summer.
just before the opening of the Sum
mer quarter. therefore, he went to
his old home in New England to rest
during the Summer.
There will. however, be tour lee
lures this week, as follows: Tues.
day at p. M, illustrated lecture,
Under the French Flag by Mr..
Robarts Harper.
Wednesday at s p. M, lecture
"How to Think Politically" by Prof.
K. w. Scripture, of Yale University.
Thursday, SIP. M, illustrated lee
ture, Paris by Mr. Harper.
Saturday, 8 p. M, illustrated lee
ture, Scuba and the War;" by Mr..
Harper.
Mr.. Harper's delightful picture.
lectures are so well known and so
popular that nothing more of them
need be said here. DIR, Scriptures
lecture Wednesday night ought to
draw very large audience. He is
one of the most eminent psycholo-
gists of the country, his books and
his discovery of several important
laws having made his name known
everywhere Professor Scripture is
head of the psychological laborato-
ry of Yale University, and is here
for the Summer giving classes every
day. The lecture Wednesday night
will give the public an opportunity
to hear him. This, like all the 9TH
er public lectures, will be free.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-07-10

Quite number Of local republic
can leaders left yesterday for Charl-
eston to attend the republican state
convention.
Among them were: Il. r. Utter
back. r. M. Grant, Frank Cox, w.
E. GIasscock, Jno. M. Gregg, NJ. a.
Garrison, Col. r.. Il. Fast, Capt. A.
Garrison, G. G. Brown, A. S. Wild
man, and Jos. Brookover.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-07-10
Restaurant For Sale.

/ offer my Restaurant and Bakery
on Main street for sale. The location
is the best N town, have fine trade
and it is an excellent chance for a
hustler. G. Il ST. CLAIR.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-07-10
M'ELD0wNEY
Diseourses on Romeo Freer. Prent Dol
liver and He'll.

wetzel Democrat.
Judge Freer will return to his law
practice and to his farm, where he
can inhale the sweet perfumes of clio
yer and apple blossoms along shady
lanes and listen to the Bob Whites
harvest call and the lowing of cattle
upon thousand hills, for there are
more than twice that number in
Richie. He may be consoled by
the thought that he has some friends
! left yet who wish him well and who
like him all the better now that his
political ambitions have gone to the
demnition bow-wows.
We won der where Prent Dolliyer
got that splendid bazoo with which
he spellbinds great audiences? When
heunwinds his horn everybody with
in mile is Immediately bewitched,
like the schoolboys when they hear
a show boat or circus calliope. He
certainly did not receive it as a her
itage, for his father, while for years
a successful minister, was about as
far from being an orator as any one
thing can be from another. He loved
to preach and talk but most of all
to pray, yet his voice was as rude as
that of sawmill, and we often won
dered how the Lord stood it.
But Prent, it seems, has an organ of
| II "A l. 4 L -
ished to high degree OF melifluous-
ness, and having also the gift Of
words and with certain skill in
knowing how to use them, he is one
of the most fetching stumpers in the
United States. Beyond that, how
ever, we have not learned that be
has any special gift or requirement
which ought to place him in posi-
ton to become President of the
United States by accident.
is s !
A distinguished clergyman, in the
North American Review, propounds
the startling query, What has be-
come of help" Now, being a cler-
gyman, and having the situation
well in hand, he ought to know what
he is talking about, and If it be a
fact that hell is actually lost, it is
news to us and we fear too good
news to be true. 1t is very certain
that the loss of hell would be a great
gain to our peace of mind. 1t was a
region of darkness and death about
which we had so little curiosity that
we had no desire whatever to ex-
plore it. He'll having been lost and
no reward offered, is it at all sur
prising that men have quit going TO
church? This is another fact much
commented upon by the clergy.
For our part, we see no way to
bring back the men to the velvet
folds of the church pew except to
restore hell to that conspicuous and
rightful place it held in the theology
of former days, when its terrors were
a favorite theme for the revivalist,
and by which they not only man
aged to keep the men in church, but
scared the little boys so badly that
they were almost afraid to go to
bed
For our part, we do not think that
hell is lost any more to day than it
was hundreds of years ago. What
has been lost is hell that never ex-
listed except in the imaginations of
men.
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Clarence Sale.

All the goods yet on hand Of the
Mingo Glass Go. at one half Of first
cost. Open afternoon and evening.
Call and get good Glassware for little
money. FRAZER s. FRAZER,
Trustees.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-07-10
DROWNED In THE MONONGAHELA
Young Harry Doak Of Brownsville
Falls Into the River Near Lock


Falls Into the River Near Lock
No. g..
BROWNSVILLE, July 9--On Satur-
day night at IL O'Clock as the steamer
Edgar Cherry was nearing lock No. 6,
Harry Doak. son of Frank Doak of
Brownsville, fell from the boiler deck
and was drowned. His head had evil
IDENTIFY been struck by the wheel. He
had been travelling with Robinson's
circus, but was on the way TO the new
coal Klondike to work. The coroner
OF Greene county held an inquest and
found his death due to accidental
drowning. His remains will Be buried
ia the bridgeport cemetery this after
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-07-10

LADIES II you want the dressiest
and best Abo0 id the city buy the So~
fosis Waters Shoe Store.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-07-10
FROM THE PHILIPPINES.
Walter A. Mestrezat Tells what
He Has Seen.

Primitive Way of Doing Things Over
There Every Old way Of Threshing
Rice How the Cut Threats Treat
Their Victims Many of the Boys
Sick-They had The Itch Before
They Went and Have Worse Yari-
ETY. Now Something about the Birds
and Fiowers-An Interesting Place.
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We have just placed on sale 800 of pairs
NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS

at greatly reduced price. We would
be pleased to show you our complete
stock and will have no difficulty in con-
vincing you we are offering exceptionally
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-28
ne Tif esanissiDa
Is Getting b Usrt
New System Of Taxation Proposed
which VIII Involve Ti.ies 90
the Church Lands-

MANILA. Sept iz.-Gsnsral Wright
Of the Philippians commission Is Pre-
pairing 4 bill for hArbor improvements
here. Il coatemplatss an app-u2riz-
tioa Of 81 .ede go in gold for the co.,
struetioa Of protective docks.
The commissions bill establishing
municipalities viii introduce change
In the derivation OF revenue. which will
hereafter come largely from land In
stead OF Industrial TAXATION This will
involve the raising Of the question q
the validity OF existing land titles. and
viii force a decision SIS 10 the extent
which the investments OF religious cor
porasions are to be exempted
At the commissions session next
Wednesday a civil service bill will te
introduced. II win provide for q civil
service board consisting Of one Fill
Pine and two Americans The exan-
nations in the United States viii be
held by the Washington civil service
commission. and those here by army
boards appointed by Washington au-
thorities.
During the last fortnight ten Fiji
pinos in Luzon and the visayas. known
as American sympathizers or as aiding
In the conduct Of municipal govern
ments established by the Americans,
have been murdered by their country
men in arms.
United States troops originally des-
tined for China, but now diverted to
the Philippines. are being sent to
points where they are, most needed
Last week forty Fflipinos were killed.
One American was killed. three wound
ed and two were captured.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-28
Pacific Coast States
| Tennis Championship
Miss Hoffman, Well Known in Ho-
nolulu, Easily Lost to Miss
Miriam Hall-A Fine
Exhibition.

Miss Hoffman, the tennis player, WHIT
is well known in Honolulu, where sh'
is always welcome visitor, and where
she was defeated at her fayorite game
recently failed to win the tennis cham
pionship of the Pacific coast states al
San Rafael, Miss Miriam Hall defeating
her and winning the cherished prize.
The San Francisco Bulletin Of Au-
gust Goth has the following account OF
the game. which the many Honolulu
friends Of Miss Hoffman will read with
interest:
80 It was thought by many
that Miss Halls tendency toward nerv-
BUSINESS would prove fatal in match
with one SO cool and collected as Miss
Hoffman But as is often the case the
circumstances were reversed. From the
start Miss Hall showed her best form.
Miss Hoffman throughout appeared un-
certain of herself, showing traces Of
nervousness. Many times the point
was hers at the critical moment, but
instead of elinching it with the superb
confidence which she displayed against
Miss Hunter, it was often lost through
over caution.
The match opened with Miss Hall
serving. She played very effectively
from the start. using fine judgment and
lobbing from the back court with great
accuracy. Miss Hoffman took the net
at every opportunity, but Miss Hall
passed her repeatedly and broke up the
volley game by high lobbing. Five
straight games were rolled up to the
credit OF Miss Hall. Her opponent
placed the balls too short when taking
the net. Miss Hoffman used clever
headwork in the sixth game and won it
handily. The seventh also went TO her:
Miss Hall net,ed two strokes and at
tempted TO take the net, but Miss Hof-
man was there ahead and outplayeda
her. The score then stood SO. But the
effort was too great Miss Hall took
the net through good iobbing. In the
second and last Miss Hoffman started
on in much better form, putting more
speed into her strokes and using a fast
drive The first game vas nip and
tuck. Miss Hall winning. She sent the
halls very close to the top Of tho net,
dropping them inside the service line.
which appeared to bother Miss Holman
The latter, missed an
Easy lob. giving Miss Hall q lead Of two
love. Miss Holman won the third
game by fast work at the net In each
rally at the net abe appeared TO the
best advantage. though rather unsteady
Il critical n0meats Each depeaded to
!, great extent on tho second service.
seldom securing N ace on the 9rse-
Miss Holman ontplayed Mn HaE at |
he net and won the fifth game amid
applause In spite a the
,igh lohs ard the dimcalfy a. landing
hem. she vas pancky and stuck 10 the |
let Bue the base line play wss the
and Mn Ho0mnn,s vollsys |
Tere not sharp encugh- MIS- Han |
an the score mp to IS By some cleyer
'assing. The hst game vas very one
ided. Mis Hall winning fow Straight |
'oinks and the match. SrorA. 80 Many
opsr1fnlati0ns vsre exteadea the win
e. BY hsr- nunssous ffisnds. and -
Oufnament 1or 1870 uas . thinG a. thei
49, !
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PlJsieal IFlililg
d be I'm nea
Prof Coates il Hakinx Many In
provemsnts IN the oymaasium,
All to Aid Dsvslopmsns.

II Athletics are 10 receive decided i'm
/ peI1S IN Young Mems Christian A.
ISOLATION work during the coming SEA
son. II a casual inspection made in the
/ gymnasium recently Is 10 be counted
a. al indication The apparatus has
/ been given q complete oyeFnauling.
Several new appliances for the develop
ment OF Drawn have lately been
placed in the gym" New rope ladders
have been suspended from the ceiling
and punching bag is one OF the near-
at-hsnd additions that viii be installed
as soon as space for il can be arranged.
Physical Director Coates has given
much time and attention to the Seu-
eral reorganization Of the apparatus,
and during his visit to the mainland
the past summer he was enabled to
gather up many valuable pointers re-
sarding the arrangement Of gymnas-
tie apparatus. 80 that the greatest re-
suits might be attained. The floor has
been marked out by an ingenious ar
rangement Of colors for Indoor base
ball, basket ball and hand ball courts.
Red. white and black paint Is used al
ternatingly, and the dimensions Of
courts and boundaries needed for play
ing these games are rendered plain and
distinct
Mr.. Coates will soon introduce a new
game to the members Of the association
which is styled volley ball. sport that
combines much healthful exercise as
well as science in playing 1t properly.
The game has had great run through
out the gymnasiums Of the States, and
the physical director mastered the sport
while away. SO that it can be presented
10 the classes in very short time.
Another useful branch connected
with athletic work is the complete rec
ord kept of measurements and general
physical qualifications Of all applicants
to the gymnasium classes. By this
means every defect in the physical
structure OF the candidate for athletic |
classes is carefully noted and an entry
made in book kept for that purpose.
The applicant is also required to sub
NIT to severe physical tests Of the mus
cular and respiratory organs. In the |
private Office Of Mr. Coates there Is a
array Of apparatus by which
these tests are made. A lung tester or |
speremeter for measuring lung ca
pacity, scales for height and weight, a |
grip indicator for ascertaining the
Of the wrist and forearm, are
among the implements used by the
physical director in sizing up his can
iidates for physical instruction. Taken
IS whole. the outlook for athletics in
Y. NJ. c. A. circles is most promising.
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GOOD VALUEINLACE CURTAIN

We also carry full line of Fish Nets,
Swisses, Madras, Scrim and other lines
of Curtain Material by the yard. Just
opened new large lot of Draperies of
newest designs. Come and see them
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olHt RAILWAY AND LAND CO..
TIME TABLE.

frsm and After January ], 1900
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06Cina San Francisco 69

Pddoras ReconStituYentes
DEL DIR. .. NICOLAS REVERON
rigio erczusioo erpQdo NadM Ell 5de Mayo de 1891
Lscr5ts OcinG de pats de Wahlnom EnerO 1899
Registradas de Sanad de PuesoRaco
Preparodos la Forrnocio de Voe Cunco
PONCE PUE--sTO- RICO
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En- 81 Teatro.

Tuvo lugar anochs Ell bai'e de
sociedad anu clado, en- celebr acion
de la aperture de Ia prinera CANA
ra insular.
Resulto brillante por Ia name
rosa concurrencia que acudio & aque
llos salones, y por Ia algeria y salts
facci0n que Sc observable en- tOdos
los semb]sntes-
Ell local acknowledgements deco.
rado, con escudos, banderas y 10
res; ilulninado con buenos focos
de lux electrica, ofrecfa un golpe
de vista muy agrads BILE, destacar do
Sc en- ell fondo, un buen surtidor,
que refrescaba ell ambiente, en- me.
dio de un grupo de plantas vivas
one cerraban ell extreme sur del sa'
Ion.
A las nueve y media Sc bail6 ell
primer rigod6n y las dos de 10
Aaf1ana, todavfa Sc olan los acordes
de la orquesta.
Asisti6 el Gobernador Allen con
su esposa; todo ell elemento Official,
y muchas elegantes damas y caba-
lleros de la buena sociedad puerto
riquena
Desde ell dia primero de Diciem
bre, 50 hallara de venta LA CORES
PONDENCIA DE PUERTO Rico en- 81
establecimiento titulado Gel CAME,
de don Fernando Pascual, calle
principal, Faiardo. a-5-3
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Desde hace ~ anos Sc yienen conlprobendo las
proedadea t0ncas recOstituyentes de PlldOras
ouya formua-en ammonia con los progresses de la
rapeutioa eyitando agtin Inconvenience Observable
enla practica--SE H MODlFICADO a lin de ofrecer
al pnblibo una preparation tan perfecta utN, como
una rapida efectos.
TES DEL DOCTOR REVERON curan prontamente
todas las Intermediates que dependen del elnpohre
oimlentO de la sang:e pOr mala alimentsci0n, por
habtar en- sitos humedos NAL ventilados, por
enfermedades anteriores.--Son muy efcaces las
palDaciones del coraZ6n, dolores de cabeza inape-
tenca, debidad dolores en- las piernas hdropesia,
oansanc!o sordera zumbi.los de oidos, pail
teorsmo granes perdidas dc san2re, falta de mems
j0venes debidad general toda attegaci6n morbosa
que sea stntoma de una CLORO-ANEMLA.
La importancia de estas PildoEas. QUE Sc RECO
M1ENDAN POR 81 SOLAS, estA COmprubada no solo
e. use tan generalzado que tienen la lsa. sno
que Ia mhienCon las muChas imitacOnes que de elias
Sc han heCho, enlpleando euvOltoriOs hastA
uOmbres parecidos.
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parrol cnjquito de cuerpo pero gran
dc de ideas es mas "RepublioaDo"
que Barbosa y 81 10 dejaramos hu
oiera caido q palos todos los Fede
rales que estamos aqui Estudia le
yes promote ser un Lawyer de carac
ter energico; Cuando el chaparro
esta de buena tiene todo ell dia los
pientes fuera es Decorator pies
cuando algIno de nosotros Sc encuen
ira un mamarraacho que colgar Sc
lleva q Chaparro y SO presta gusto
SO, tambien es baroerO, sastre, zapa
tero, encuadernador, mdsico etc etc
Els coleccionista y arqueologo de
gran ITALIA una Ensiclopedia Os-
tenta en- su cuarto unas zapatillas
que dice perten ecieron al padrasto
del bisabuelo de Washington.
90 Buenaventura Jimenez; Aqua
dillano, estudia medicina es largo co
mo 10 expresa su nombre, habla ell
ingles como cualq uier americana, es
de un caracter carifoso pero retral
do es tan largo pue tiene la propie
dad mirarnos todos los deuAs por
encima del hombro Coca de gran.
des simpatias entire las damas de SD
| promise de tener que acOmpanarlas
a la lglesia tambien entire tempo le
cuestan algunos dolletes NAL gasta
! dos por sus caprichos B1enaventu
ra ha sido y es 10 que su nombre in
dic6 para sus palsaros aqu1 pues es
| ell <caj ajero, cuando estamOs eu baia
| temperature.
100 PacO Hernandez; ID cuatro
ojos) Ell gran muchacho con su 30
quita de vieja SgrunOna' y generoso
tan "Repub|icanc" como Don Cruz
pero es muy callado estudia medi-
Gina y 81 el tempo 10 permite se1a
una futura "Lumbrera' para nues
tro pals, SO ha propuesto estudiar al
60 sobre medicina Legal y autropo
log1a para ir q estudiar a sus fer
vientes correligiOnarios piensa ser
Director General de Hygiene para
lnandar a limpia las alcantarillas
de esa capital.
11o Fernando Gonzalez exec
lente chico un POGO lfgaro de carac
intelligence y listo, pues no Sc le pa.
ran las moscas encima habla ing(es
perfectamente pero es cuando Sc Ell
cuentra uno frente 81 hay que estu
diar las diversas maneras como colo
ca su boca, estudia meai'ina dice
que cuando vuelva q Pto. lSi:c va q
proponer al gobierno la formaci0 n
de un nuevo manicomio para intala1
ALI algunos. .Dementes que Sc
encuentran por esa. Els mas Fede
aal que Casanova.
Y no hay mas,
j. ROCE.
Nota Que conste que ell firmar
to es unO de los once pues en- tai
case seriamOs dOce.
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DeSfa|CO
innportante

Hace POGO anuucio la prensa un
desfalco> ascendente a 81 OOO,O 900 6
poco menos, ocurrido en- un Banco
de New York.
AhOra Sc anuncia la desapari-
clon de un tai Frank M Brown, ex.
tenedor de libros del German Ma.
tlonal Bank, de Neropert (Kentu
chy), y junto con eliza desaparecido
un pico que no baja de $780, OCO Sc
gun calculos de los Directories de
aquella instruction.
El tai Brown parece que era
muy ahcionado al vino, Sd las mule
res y las barajas. En- las casas de
juego, su fgura fue siempre promi-
nente. No Sc jugaba una partida
de <pokers impOrtante, sin contar
con el
Dueflo de algnnos caballos de
carrera siempre arriesg6 grandes
sumas en- los hip6dromos aunque su
nombre jamas aparecio en- ninguna
apuesta. AL efecto tenfa agentes en-
en- Needport, Nueva York otras
ciudades i'm portantes.
Hace POGO SO noto cierta irregu.
larldad zen las cuentas del Banco
Llamado a capftulo, Brown afront6
con valentfa la situacion, rechazan
90 los cargos que pudieran hacerse.
le; Zero sospechosos los Directories,
le sepnraron de empleo por uua se
mana para proceder, como hicieron
un mlnucioso examen Mientras
tanto Brown tomaba las de Villadie
60 y Sc puso a'buen recaudo atrave'
sando Ia frontera.
Este p1caIo es hijo del Presiden
te del Banco, hombre honrado y la
| borioso, muy conocido y apreciado
en- la sociedad de Newport. Mr.
Brown, padre, ha entregado al Ban
co todos sus bienes, tasados en- pocC
| mas de sdoce mil dollars para hacer
oneno, en- parte, el desfalco de su
hijo
| Las autoridades sc han hecho,
! cargo del establea aiento. que ha
qnedado, tai vez def nitiva nente,
! cerrado para las ransacciones CO
rrlentes
Lo que dira Brown, <Ladr6n
, que roba ladr6n, tiene Glen amos
! de perd6n:
Ell CORRESPONSAL
| Washington, Novbre
Ha estado en estos dias er
Ponce nuestro amigo don Juan Her
! riquez, Consul General de Santc
Domingo en- esta Isla
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San Juan, Z. Il.

Sc rea}zan 4 cua}Qpjor pyyojo
las exi~toncias del Sjg1o XIX; hay
grandus cantidade5 de ajp~r&ata.,
cncajos, caIzado: puntjl(2s, trohcl
Has, millarG~, cam;s~t"s, ca'cetines,
medias, tonallas, Cjot uroNes { l2iin1
dad dc artfculos mas. AlpAr%at"S
Iona blanca 1Q superior de&do lGo Z
1 05 docena seGGp jnnt&IIo,
Alp2rgata3 nuadroa d2has G'f@
nteS c0loros surtidaS en- taInafl"s
q 20 dccen~ AYrJy>&:!;d - - n
ga que Sc ACADIA.
Sc vpuJo un @.&r .>2 SEQ 80
tros cuadradoS may t"1.n" ' 4n q
meior sitio de la "a ~. - s>jJ San
turce y adomGs ana r&- -r@} d. y
de s6lida cen -iru G In, uHH"a con
un solar de 1900 METROS cuA5rAdo>
en- cl miSmO barriO
Sc vende1 .os EJcblCs lie Ia CO
sa pf rticular,
ANTONIO MARTINEZ.
A so 30
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Arecib0
Sc divierte,

La esplendida velada con que
celebrara el Casino Espaflol de Are
cibo ell dia de la Pur1sima Concep.
ci6n, terminaIa con un suntuoso bal
le para el cual hay gran animaci6n
entire las bellas arecibe11as y los po-
Hos y gallos de la villa del captain
Correa.
Tambien Sc prepara allf para el
dia 9 una magnffca function teatral
en- la que tomaran parte los celebra
dos artistas puertorriquenos Pepe
Mendez Cardona y su hija la precoz
nina Mercedes, poniendo en- escena
escogidas pleas c6mico -llricas en-
combination con la distinguida So
ciedad de afcionados que dirije el
Sr Calder6n: Asi Sc hace, a diver
titse tocan y "a NAL tempo buena
caras.
Bien por la culta Villa de Are
cihc
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Cuba los EE UU

skagszzEzs
Segdn el sNew York Mail Ex-
pres> el gobierno de los Estados
Unidos insjstira en- que en la Consti
tuci6n de la Repdbliba Cubana ten
ga participation en- todo 10 que Sc
rocea con la politlca exterior como
en- sus asuntos financierOs.
Mr. Root tratara de convencer
q los <ieaderss de la Convention que
los Esta los Unidos no puedeu con-
sentir que su nueva Repdblica her
mana, Sc permita declarar Ia guerra
6 hacer aliarza sin ell benefcio de
su concienzudo Consejo, y que CO :
mo garantfa de que su tesoro no
sea derrochado en- enormes deudas
garantizadas, necesitan sus leyes
sobre tinanzas la ratification del
Congreso americalO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-04

Aunaue dichas Pildoraa bieu oonoodas.
precise precaverse siempre de las imtaoi4nes para
conseguir pu6s las de letima procedsncia e1i1ase
que cada cata tensa como marca de fabrio 81 retra
to del DR. Rever6n en- la tapa superior, un .selo que
dice DR.. Nicolas Rever6n Ponce, Puerto. Rico, "a
Ia inferior y su 6rma en e lado dereohe dc 10 fals
exterior de- aoada caiita.