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Man With Very Odd Whi171s

other friend he arranged to pay the ex- penses of a Sunday outing as long as he lived. But the outing had to be taken regularly, and Becker made out the itinerary. Had the beneficiary once fall ed to avail himself of his privilege. II would have been cut off forevermore.
 Something similar to that experience did happen in another case. A man who had been taken in through charity and given work at a dollar a day as clerk ir the little tobacco store, once. out of curiosity. asked MT. Becker why he con- tinued to keep the place up so long ae 1t did not pay. That query settled his case He didn't find out why. but he promptly lost his job.
 Every Saturday regularly the old man was wont to go to the bank and draw out s100, which he distributed during the week among his needy friends and &C., quaintances An eccentricity which he always persisted in was that he would not wear his hat until after Il o'clock every day.
 In spite of all his benefactions. MT. Becker left a goodly sum of money He had no immediate family and it will go to a niece who lives somewhere in San Francisco.
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Christmas Reminders.

From the Columbus Journal Er-what kind of cigars do you smoke, Henry?' asked Mrs. Newed cautiously. little suspecting that Henry knew that Christmas was in her mind.
 Six for a nickel, my dear" he replied. Any grocery keeps them"
 He was determined she should waste as little money as possible.
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plain being famous for It's cocoa planta- tions. Sugar, coffee. tobacco and fruits
 growing there in profusion. are waiting to be Increased by scientific cultivation. As yet 1t has been the Germans who have appreciated the possibilities of these plantations. On the high plateau about Quito one of the most fertile grain countries of the world covers a district somewhat larger than the State of New York. Here, too, are f1ocks noted for the fine quality of their wool. and herds whose hides bring high prices. since the altitude is peculiarly fitted for curing leather. It has long been vaguely known that Ecuador is one of tho richest and most varied mineral fields in the world.
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A New Danuer.

From the Philadelphia Record.
 Henry. how is the plot of that sea novel running?"
 Well just at this chapter there is q terrible storm, and the passengers are afraid the boat will go to the top"
 You mean the bottom"
 NO; this Is a submarine boat"
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Insuperable Difficulty.
om the London Tit-Bits.

From the London Tit-Bits.
 Scotsman who had been employed nearly all his life in the building of rail ways in the Highlands of Scotland went to the United States in his later years and settled in new section of the plains of the far West. Soon after his arrival a project came up in his new home for the construction of a railway through the district, and the Scotsman was ap- piled to as man of experience in such matters.
 'Hoot, mon." said he to the spokesman of the scheme, Eye canna build rail- way across this country"
 Why not, Mir. Ferguson?"
 Why not!' he repeated, with an air of effectually settling the whole matter. Why not! Dae ye no see the country's as flat as floor, and ye dinna hae ony place whatever to run your tunnels through
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~1 AN Francisco lost a quaint char S acter the other day when old NO1 F. W. Becker died. For thirty - eight years he had conducted little tobacco store at No. 7O5 Davis street, and when crepe fiuttered from the door there was sorrow in the hearts of mourners all along the water front
 For his ecoentricities and his charita- ble deeds Becker was noted. He was very well-to-do. Years ago, when steam CTS docked near his store. he did rushing business. but of secent years there hasn't been much doing up his way. He still kept the store just the same, although he had few customers and cared little whether he had any. He kept up the place to occupy himself, he said.
 When solicited to help objects of char ity the old man always responded llb- orally, and there were more people who were his private pensioners than will ever be known this side of heaven. For five years past a certain man has been daily given a drink of beer at a nearby saloon, Becker footing the bill. For an-
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A Good Defense.

From Harlem Life.
 Old Mir Dingbatts (angrily)-What do you mean, sir? I come into the harlor and find you kissing my daughter!
 Spatts-I. beg your pardon, sir, but that is the only way in which I could keep her from singing.
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Partinq of the Ways.

From the Manila Critic
 "Smiggins thinks pretty we'll of his voice, doesn't hep
 Yes; but it's just about got to the point where he'll have to chose between the voice and his friends"
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FANCy GOODS.

Especially nice for Christmas gifts. Hundreds of centerpieces, dresser scarfs, etc., to select from.
 NOte The Prices.
 LOT NO. IA real hand made Bat ten berg Centerpiece on bar O0o gain tabie at only. ...... OOO Damask Tray Cloth, all pure. IOo double hemstitched, at only. .. E OC Tray Cloths, fringed, all 100 linen, at only. ~ ts'n'a EpDpeidsrea as 1sms.1y' Net D0iliss- .7ssc Dresser Scarfs in openwork em- broidered, worth 75c; IOo special at only. y..............-@ -@SS
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French Gold Plated Picture Frames.

One-half their worth. You can SUD- ply yourself here along this line at a very small cost.
 A large number of these frames are s9c and soc ones; your choice 1Qo of this lot, each. .............A "
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A Depraved Cat.

Susquahanna Pa.) Cor. N. Y. World.
 Farmer William Thompson, of Glen wood, has a remarkable cat, which
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 came to his house one, stormy night a year ago.
 After while Thomas betrayed a strange fondness for the smoke that the farmer puffed from his cigars, and would spring on his lap and inhale 1t with gusto.
 For joke cigar was put into the cats mouth one night, and, to the astonishment of the household, the cat puffed away with evident enjoy ment. There was only one drawback to his success. His teeth were so sharp that they bit of the end of the cigars.
 Farmer Thompson had a wooden cigar holder made for Thomas, and now they smoke together. The cat has also learned to drink beer.
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of their fraternity is of special signif- canoe.
 One of the young men, MT. Chueh, be- gan his college course last spring. He Is a musician, and at a musicale which was one of the notable functions of the term, he entertained the women of the Town and Gown Club" Another who, Is a fine pianist Mir. Ensaug comes from the Honolulu High School. and brings seven medals which he won there in athletic sports. Some of the others are profess sional men. Chun Chin Tao comes from the University of Tien Tsin, where he taught mathematics. We Tung Chao is a civil engineer. Hsueh Sung Ting and Wang Chung Hui are graduated law stu dents Wang Chung Yao is a mining en- gineer. Yin Chin Tung. Wu Kui Ling and Chau Yu Chuan were students at Iien Tsin It Is postgraduate wsrk in which all of the young men are to en- gage here.
 The freternity chapter house is a hand some building on Durant avenue, formerly owned by MT. and Mrs. Archie Pierce. The first floor includes a reception room, parlor. library, dining room, kitchen and pantries. The upper part of the house Is divided into bed rooms. neatly furnished and containing two beds apiece All of the rooms are prettily decorated. and on the mantels are numerous interesting Chinese photographs. One of them, which is pointed out with special pride to the new women of America, is that of a girl of II. who Is a niece of one of the men.
 She is the first Chinese woman who ever made a public speech. It was at the time when the proposed Manchurian treaty with Russia was under discussion and the people were greatly aroused over it. At mass meeting held in Shanghai this girl accompanied her uncle. When the excitement was at fever heat over the remarks of the speakers she astound- ed him and the rest of the audience by suddenly leaving his side mounting the platform and making an eloquent speech It made great hit and awakened thun- derous applause.
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ElGHT DAYS ONLY! BEFORE al
HOLIDAY LEATHER GOODS.

Pocketbooks and Purses--An at- tractive assortment of real walrus. seal, alligator, horned alliga- H aN tor-$1.oO to-. -... ..... .O.OO
 Handmade beaded Chatelaine Bags unusual values for Monday-worth fully one-half more, at s2.45, o OF $2.90, $3.60 and. d............ .o.OO Pocketbooks, in all popular shapes and feathers, worth up to 0Eo $1.25; your choice at ........ .oOC
 Chatelaine Bags, card cases, worth up to $1.25; your choice ok
 at.... =. =. ...............oOC
 Letter Cases, Bill Books, Cigar Cases, worth up to $1.25; your O
 choice at. ..... .. .OOC
 Wrist Bags, Purses, etc., etc., worth up to SIPS; your choice ok
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Big lot hand embroidered center pieces in round and square, 1ko at 49c, 29c, 19c and. ...........4 .4oS
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New WdlStlngS, V6IV6tS, :
 6OrdurOUS and 6hdIIj6S.

On sale, large lot of them in Silk Brocades and striped Silk Velvets. The correct patterns for waists, also light colors in velveteens for evening wear. Some of these goods are worth as much as $1 yard. We place the entire lot on sale Mon- O1o day for, the yard. ............ SAS
 Full line colors in Corduroys, bright red, gray, light green. garnet, castor, navy, brown and dark green, 30 inches wide, worth 98c; sale cOo price,. .... ............... V OS
 Beautiful line Silk and Wool Chal- lies for waists, wrappers, etc, entirely new patterns, superior to anything shown in the market; sale QQo price. .. .... ........ wv
 Very fine French Flannel Waistings. in the newest colorings; the selling price is generally 75c; our IOo price,. ... ... ......... OO
 SPECIAL-75c Black Homespun Serges. 54 inches wide. strictly wool, heavy weight; while they IOo last at...... .... ........... "
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Tapestry Table Cover. Our prices the Lowest.)

TuUOCbI uU1O OUVOIs
 (Our prices the Lowest.)
 Nothing nicer for presents, and we have marked the price one-half.
 Fifty different patterns and colors to select from, and the prices1 OF range now down to-. ........ 4.GO Mantel Scarfs, 21s yards long, with long fringe, in all colors, at 3sc and up.
 Silk Mantel Scarfs, embroidered in gilt cords. different colors- Hk from $1o down to. 4'So
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In every family some article made of leather will be on the Christmas shopping list. Come here with your list and you will find what you want at the lowest price.
 Collar and Cuff Boxes, fancy leather, satin lined, always sold for 1 OO $1.50, each. ... .... ........ INV
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75c gold plated Frames. 2Oo each... ......,..''' ''.'''
 One lot Pictures at one-half price, as the line is broken and will be sold out Monday
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acter the other day when old F. W. Becker died. For thirty .,-A+ ,.oo.. ha ha .
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DE T0DAS Parties.
ULTIMAS N0TICIAS
DE LA PRENSA AMERICANA.

Dice sLe Gaulois,, que duran
to Ia reception en- Windsor, con mo-
two del entierro de la Reina Victo.
ria, ell Emperador aleman dijo al
Emperador frances
sMr Cambon, ano me vieae I'd
a saludar?
Cuando este So aproximaba,
sgreg6 dicho soberano:
<Deseo que conste"que 20 le
tengo mucho afecto a Francfa, que
jamas permitire que SO le tcque 10
que replic6 aquel d.plomatico.
sQuedo altamente. .agradecido
de Vuestra Majestad por 10 que ha'
beis tenido la bondad de decir -
Frsucia es. una naci6n paciffca, pero
81 alguna vez Sc )e atacase, ella Sc
r.a capaz para defenderse por 81 So
la..
Las relaciones amistosas entire
los Estados Unldos y Russia, son
muy cordiales, pero las cCmerciales
asumen un caracter que indican un
rompimiento entire ambos paises.
Proviene este de que Sc le i'm
pone al azucar de Russia el derecho
adicionar que se establece para los
productos sujetos prima On ell
punto de embarque, y Russia amena
"a, que en- tai caso, aplicara la tari'
fa maxima de su arancel a los artfcu
los procedentes de los Estados Uni
dos.
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()bI'I'0

III microbes veinte del actual,
rindi6 la jornada de 10 vida, despues
de muy largs y penosfsima enferme
dad 10 virtuosa DANA y excelente
matrQna dol1a Ramona Delgado,
viuda de don joaquin Barnes, arnan,
tfsima ma1re. de cuatro hijos que
deia en- la orfandad. La inmensa con.
currenoia que acompan6 el cadaver
q su Ultima morada, cuyo entierro
tuvo lugar aver tarde, fu6 una der
mostraei6n general de duelo y de las
innumerables y muy mereeidas sim .
patf6s que gozaba Ia finada en- esta
poblaci6n "
Paz q sus restos = resignation
y consuelo q Ia apenada familia por
tan irreparabie desgracia.
Arroyo, % de Febrero de 19Oi.e
El Corresponsal.
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HECH0S Y DICH0S.
Cr0niQQilla del dia.

De las reformas planteadas en-
ell ramo de Beneficencia sali6 bien
amparado Mr. Osterhondt, con un
mameyito de dos mil cuatrocientos
dollars, y las uflas libres.
En- cambio, han quedado desam
parados Mr. Arturo Guasp, Mr. Jo-
Sc Infsnte Dofla ] u i a. Arrastia,
y Don Je Us Rodriguez Cepero pro.
fesores del mismo ramo, 4 quienes
flrmarou el pasaporte.
No sabemos 81 SO les reconoce
derecho d. irae para.Houolulu.
En Utuado 80 ha cosechado una
batata que pesa la friolera de Gin
cuenta y cuatro libras. la que qui'
sieron regalarnos, pero como aun
no estA fuucionando ell tranvia el6cJ
trico del general Stone, el COS to de
la conduci6n val;a mas que la bata
ia.
81 ell gobernador llega q tener
noticias de tai bats ia, tratar& de ad
quirirla, para que. Mr. M Kiuley yea
que el pals que produce tales bata
tas, prueba evidentemente que esta
dentrc de la mayor prosperidsd.
Ell Dr. N. G. nos pide nueva
mente publican 10 siguiente:
xMaf1ana es ell gran dia para
los adeptos nuestro partido.
SMe serfa gratO no tener que
DIR largos discursos, y que Sc fuera
el grano.
eel purtido Federal no tieue en-
estos momentcs siu6 dos importau
tes problemas que discuti-: Nom
brsmiento de un Directorio y la fun
daci6n de un vocero en- Washington
que defey da los intereses de Puerto
Rico. y olga las verdades siu des'
Gender al impropio terreno de los
insultos.
Periodico doctriual, serio, CO.
medido y energico.
EN- el pals, ell partido debe
mantenerse simpiemente en- espec.
tativa, sin solicitar benevolencias nj
sostener oposici6n sistematica.s
Sc dice que la actitud de nues.
tro colega eel Pafss en- el asunto del
nombrsmiento del Director de Be.
nehcencia, ha disgustado & varios
de los pruhombres republicanos,
uue cultivan Ia amistad de Mr. Allen
Podr& ser c'erto ell rumor, pero
la kludida actitud de Gel PATS, est6
dentro de Ia mas absolutae CORE.
cci6n.
Sc viene hRbla 1do, de que, 81 Sc
establece el sistema de contribution
de Mr. Hollander el 1Q de Julio, On
esa misma fechA cesar&' de cob1arse
81 quince por ciento de impuesto q
Ia Importation de los productos
americanos. ... ~.
ESQ serfa 10 justo y l6gico. 81
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EStanCia
en- Sdnturce.

Sc vende una situ ada entire los
kil6metros z y de IL carretera cen.
trail, de cabida 80 cuerdas, tsniendo
165 metros frente s dicha carretera.
Est4 atrsvesada por Ell fsrrocs.
rrtl de circunvalsci6a = tieue $50
palmas de COCO y 6 cuerdss de malo
jillo.
Tiene construido Nm cafio de 500
metros de largo que comunics con 81
de Martin Pena y el puerto de San
Juan, navegable por botes , Ian.
chas:
Informaran San Justo no 81 al
tos.
s. 0-8
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no Sc vendan las pfldoras rossdAs
del Dr. Williams.
Cualquier persona que tenga di
ficultad en- adquifirlasl ldebe dirigir .
se 4 Ia casa DR. Williams Medicire
Co de Schenectady, N Y, Estados
Ulidos, y serA avisado donde com
prsrlas. La misma casa cuenta con
nm .departamento m@dico para aten.
der sgratuitamente3 & las consultas
de los pacient es donde quiera que
Sc encuentren. =
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e-Vende,

TNEn Santurce, sitio deuominado
eCondado,:
Un solar de Is metros de frente
con 30 de fondo y una casa en- cons.
trucci6n en- el mtsmo.
Tres solales mas contiguos A
primero, ,con ran:hones y cabida ps
"a una casa cada uno.
Informar4 don H1ginio Allsnde
y den Inoceucio de Armss, en- 10
Aduana
S8-8
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NHw-YoRK MARKET, TO DAY
N0TICIAS

Pasado maf1ana Lunes, publ
caremoe,1es horrorosos detalles de
las cat&strofes ocurridas en- Madrid
con el tranvia el6ctrico que recorre
Jas calles de 10 Corte. Poue los pe.
los de punta leer esas cosas, ahora
que vamos & teper el uuestro en-
funciones.
Sc han aextraviAdo en- el Tea.
tro en- el dia deayer unos espejuelos
de orc CON % estuche, 10 persona
que 10 hubiese encontrado puede
entregarlos en- l8 calle de 10 Crux
no 36 y serA gratifcado.
Mariana circulars nuevsmente
sEl Carnival. publication dedicada
exclusivamente al bello sexo. Vie.
ne mejorado notsblemente con inte.
rssantes trabajos literarios.
= Sc vende I'M sparato- para 81
despacho de Nectar Soda ''El Hu.
rom" en- m6rmol de Santa Ana 'orro
para la fabrication de aguas carbo-
nicas Generator, tres fuentes bonn
be de mauo) con todos sus acceso.
rios.
Para lnformes:
Francisco Torres Cordero
(Arecibo) .
't n-a-1O-4
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oam lgoo pdas empe
GARNDEs sEldAIES pre-

es que no quiereu hacernos echar
ell bofe en- un solo a11o.
2ero somos tan pesimistas, que
NADIA nos extraf1arA que SO cobren
ambas cosas.
~.
Los turistas ojeadores que fue,
ron 81 Thomas para yer aquello,
dicen que han regresado desilusio'
nados #
Como. en- aquel islote no hay
agricultura ri industrias, y hasta ell
aqua potable est& muy escasa, no
ofrece campo para las explotacio
nes.
Ell puerto -es hermoso, la situa
ci6n superior, pero la mayoria no
esta por el puerto y la situaci6n to-
pografica.
Ali 10 que'mas SO produce son
tamarindos, y esa fruta no tiene!'e
rico sabor del memey puerotrrique'
no.
Dice eel Pals, de anoche, que
el nombrs de Mr. Hollander serA en-
la historic de Puerto Rico, lo.que 81
nombre de Don Alexandra Ramirez,
ilustrado hacendista en- 1916.
No hollanaee companero, no ho'
llandee.
listed ha confundido ell nombre,
la 6poca y Ia especie. IS
Sc habra querido referir al Con
de de Alba Real del -Tajo, Don Car.
los Vega Verdugo :
AL af1o de las c@lebres tarifas
chicharroneras.
va la especie de que, ahora, no
hay como entonces hombres de pc.
10 en- pecho, que enarbolen bande.
ras negras y toquen el pito. .svalien
temente,
eel Pals, pierde Ia chaveta, en-
cuanto Sc ocupa de Mr. Hollander.
Hay quienes dicen, que ese pro.
cedimiento huele q tocino ahumado
como el que SO emplea en- las rato'
ueras de cojer arrieros.
vive en- Utuado Don jose Bus.
tamente. q
Nacio en- 1895 y cuenta, por 10
CO ANos. Wv
D;cho Sr SO acuerda muy bien
de todas las tormentas que han aso
la1o Puerto Rico en- uu siglo, ell
tempo que duraron y de los destro.
EOS que hicieron.
Pero no recuerda NADIA compa
rable con la tormenta permanente
que tenemos encima desde hace mas
de dos amos.
Seguramente que eke buen Sc.
f1cr no conoci6 Washington nj ha
dido hablar de 81 hasta ahora, en-
que Puerto Rico, agradecido, le
colma dc loas, por 10 feliz que nos
hacen sus descendientes.
Por mas vueltas que se de al
asunto, americanos. son triunfos.
va hemos dicho que han sido
declarados cesantes los profesores
delAsilo de ninos.
Pues han sido repuestos en- sus
destinos y con aumento de sueldos,
los Sres MIR. Fonreant, Mr.. Shaffer
y Mr. Brown, que Sc les habia sepa.
RADIO por 10 que sabe el p6blico.
En situacion bien desairada
ouedan los Sres Barbosa, Zeno Gan
dia, Egozoue y Serrauo, comisiona.
dos para las investigaciones, y que
pidieron las cesantias de dicho Sres,
Aquf vuelve a quebrar ell prin
cipio sostenido por Rodriguez Fuen.
tes.
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FIEBRES DIARIAS:
(Del sCorreo de Matanxas., Matan-
zas, Cuba.

AtsS, OuOd.
En- un l,brito que enemoss a Ia
vista encontrames la siguiente fra
Sc: stodas las febres se ceban en- la
debilidad. Mas de una vez hemos
pensado en- este dichoy y hay que con
fesar que son las personas le orgas
nismo d6bilas las que con mayor fre
cuencia son vfctimas de las fiebres
de todas classes.
Entire los muchos que en- nues,
tro pals pueden atestiguar 10 YER
dad de esta aserci6n y que adem6s
han puesto en- prActica con ltsonje-
70 6xito, un m9todo de prevention y
cura, cu6ntase el joven estudfante
Jose Luis Benitez que en- la actuali.
dad vive en- San Jose de los Ramos,
habiendo residido tambien en- Matan
zas, C&rdenas, Colon y Lagunillas.
Dice este joven:
<Estuve enfermo ai1o y medic.
Mi enfermedad pueda decirse que en-
pezo con simple debflidad, decaimien
to y palidez; pero bien pronto CO.
menzaron atacarme febres diarias
siempre 4 le misma hora Adem6s
Sc me presentaron manchas obscu.
ras por todo ell cuerpo Sc me des.
.compuso luego ell est6mago y llegue
q tai extreme de fastidio y aburri
mieEto que solo deseaba estar acos :
tadO.
Despues de consular m6dicos y
tomar medicinas sin resultado me re
comend6 mucho las Pfldoras Rosa
das del DR. Williams an dependiente
de la acreditada <Farmacia France :
sa, que tiene en- la ciudad de Maian
zas Ell DR. Ernesto Triolet.
Compr6 dos frascos con el obje-.
to exclusive de recuperar algo las
fuerzas y el apetito, porque en- 10 q
respeta q las fiebres 20 no saba que
las Pndoras Rosadas del DR. Viii
liams se prestaran para semejantes
enfermedades. Pero segtn parece
estaba yo equivocado porque las fie.
bres fueron tambien desapareciendo
y 70 mismo no me explicaba como
era possible que pudiera mejorar tan
rapidamente.
AL terminar con los dos prime.
rOs frascos de Pfldoras .Rosadas del
DR. Williams compr6 aquf en- la far
macia Santa Ana dos frascos mas y
entonces va las tc mxba con verdade
ru entusiasmo. Para no hacsr esta
historic damasiado larga dire que en-
menos de mn mes me sentf del todo
bien que tome el contenido de cua
tro frascos por pure precaucion.
FOR ESQ firmO con much1simo
gusto estas liaeas en- San jose de.
los Ramos, isla de Cuba, 4 9 de Di !.
ciembre del ano 1900.
Firmado1
j. LUIS BENITFZ Puigpalats
Las pfldoras rosadas del DR. Wi
lliams, son las mas populares en- to
dos los paises donde han sido intro.
ducidas. Purifcan > enriquecen 10
sangrs, restablecen los nervios : Gu
ran Ia PARALYSIS parcial, baile de San
Vito, neuralgia, reumas, nerviosi'
dad, dolor de cabeza nervioso, pal
pitaci6n del corazon, anemia y pail,
des, frialdad de manos = pies, ire
gularidades en- las funciones mensua
les de las mujeres y Ia debilidad en-
ambos sexos;
Son inmejorables para las enfer.
medades de los hombres causadas
por indiscreciones de la iuventud,
exceso de trabajo g estudio etc.
Hay muy pocas hoticas donde
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Arcadia Benitez, de Puerta de
TERRA, fu6 condenAdo & 90 centavos
de multa por romperle ua sombrero
& Facundo Rivera
A 6 diss de trabajos forzados ha
sido condensdo Asunci6n Roman
Correa por atropellar & 50 OK coneu
bina Lucia Labrador.
Un joven, con honorables re-
comendaciones, que habla correcta
mente ingles y one sabe escribir en-
maquiniila en- ambos idiomAs, ofrece
sus servicios Para iDformee dirigir.
SO por escrito 4 M V. ala Cores
pondenoia de Puerto Rico.
$3.50
Hoy sale paIa 10 Habana via
Santo Domingo y Santiago de Onba
el vapor cubano eJulia !,
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