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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-02-08
CARRIE MAKES NEW RECORD
IN Topeka.
BIGGEST SMASH TO DATE
Completely Wrecks Costly Saloon
and Is Given Protection
by Police.

Topeka, Feb. 5-Mrs. Nation today
retrieved yesterdays setback, wher
she and three followers wrought dam
age to the extent Of 81, 500 in the
'tSenate' the finest equipped saloon
in Topeka.
She did more, for she gained the
first police protection given her since
she started out on her saloon smashing
career at Wichita, a month ago. The
police followed up her raid of. today
and arrested the proprietor of the
"Senate' and two men who were
guarding the place. Mrs. Nation was
arrested, but promptly released.
Mrs. Nation and her wreckers, each
armed with a Ratchet, sailed forth at
daybreak and caught the saloon man
mapping. They forced their way past
q negro, who guarded the door, and
in less than 10 minutes had strewn the
floor with broken mirrors, bottles, slot
machines and splintered bar fixtures.
The negro fired a shot of warning into
the ceiling but it had no effect.
Presently a policeman stalked
leisurely into the room and said:
"Well, Sister Nation, I guess Well
have to arrest you again." =.
Mrs Nation had just smashed the
last bottle and was ready to go. "All
right she responded cheerily. "You
just came when l wanted you to-
She turned back as she reached the
door and inquired: Everything
cleaned up, ladies?'
The police judge was glad to release
her when she appeared for trial and
administered a tongue lashing to that
official, and Mrs. Nation soon walked
proudly down Kansas avenue, free
again to smash and preach.
Michael Wagner, supposed to be the
owner Of the "Senate'' made the best
of his opportunity, and promptly Sc
cured a quantity of liquor to supply
the thirst Of the crowds that poured
into his place to view the wreckage
that the Nationites had wrought.
During the afternoon two deputies
from Sheriff Cookies office raided the
place and arrested Wagner, Shop Lytte
and two guards and took charge of the
stock Of liquors. Warrants had been
worn out only for Wagner and Lytte,
but II of the deputies was SO angry
when a guard struck him that he ar
rested both guards.
Later Chief of Police Stahl, in an
interview with a reporter, said: L
do not a T if Mrs. Nation smashes
every Joint in Topeka. I sympathize
with her. I hope she will close up
the saloons of the city. AS an officer
Of the law, though, it is my duty to
arrest her every time she creates a
disturbance or destroys property.
eff we had the right kind of state
officers it would not be necessary for
Mrs. Nation to do what she is doing"
There is a great deal of talk of plots
to hurt Mrs. Nation. 1t was learned
today that several saloon men have
charged thick glass bottles with ire
mendous pressure, so that an explo-
sion will follow their being broken.
She is not at all disturbed by these
stories. Today she dictated an appeal
s'to the children of the high schools of
the United States,' in which she
urged the children everywhere to
smash saloon windows with rocks.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-02-08

EXPERIENCE is BEST TEACHER
Use Acker's English Remedy in any
case of coughs, colds or Group. Should
it fail to give immediate relief money
refunded. 25 cts and so cts. Chapple
Drug Co..
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-02-08
MORE RATCHET WOMEN.

Wichita, Feb. 6-Several women
bought hatchets here this afternoon
and a raid on saloons is expected to
take place in the early morning.
Thirty guards with deputy sheriffs'
commissions have been appointed and
are watching the saloons tonight.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-02-08

to introduce the bill for consideration
of the Legislature. Nicholson says
Mrs. Nation violates no law when she
smashes property that is being used
for unlawful purposes and by legaliz-
ing her methods by passing his bill
the work of driving out the saloons
would be greatly facilitated.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-02-08

W. G. T. U. of Sioux City is divided
in opinion as to the reception she
should receive here, some Of the men,
bers declaring in emphatic language
her work would be encouraged.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-02-08
SICK HEADACHE

Absolutely and permanently cured by
using Moki Tea. A leasant herb drink.
Cures constipation and indigestion,
makes you eat, sleep, work and happy.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money back.
25 cts, and so cts. Chapple Drug Co.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
Difficulties or THE TURKISH.

From The Conservative Review.
Arabic words phrases and expressions. in
the ease Of the Persian, were freely employed
by the Turkish writer's So the original Tar
taric. Turkish. dialect of the Ottomans
blended with the refined and meloiouS tongue
of the Arabs and the sweet and harmonious lam
EuaGc of the former followers of ZOroaster
formed what is to-day the literary language of
the Turks Hence the variety in the expressions
and the richness of the words of the Turkish
literature. While in the European languages
Latin and Greek words are used merely
foundation stone upon which the respective ma
tional words are built. the Turks. on the CON
uary. employ L. almost an unlimited extent
Persian and Arabic phrases in their original
shape. Hence. again. the difficulty OF mastering
the literary Turkish. which ncCeSSitates also
the study of the other two Oriental tongues.
This variety of languages. coupled with the diff
Guilty OF tn union of - ntcnccS into one SO-Calie
chain which is unknown To any European
language, renders Turkish one of the most diff
cult Of the living tongues OF the world. To ue
able To write we'll in Turkish or - use their
own expression. to be good ''kiatih' (Writcr)
tnOt in the senSa Of an auth0r) is held in that
country as one of the highest accomplishments
that person can possess no matter how def
cicnt his knowledge may he in other respects
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
A WATER FiuINE AND 4 FLOOD.

JEWELLERS IN BRONX BOROUGH HAVE BEEN
HAVING THIS PARADOXICAI. EXPERIENCE
doxical experience last week of water famine
coupled with a flood. The water supply had
never been so low since the Williamsbridge res
ervoir from which the water flows into the
water mains, had been opened in 1888. The
water for this reservoir is drawn from the Ken
sico and the Bryant rivers, and has no eonnec-
ton with the Croton system. When the reser-
voir is full It contains thrty-nine feet of water,
but the supply had dwindled to > feet u inches,
and it became necessary to distribute water in
small quantities from carts to about one thou
sand homes in the district. About dozen water
these were retained in service after the
rain had improved the conditions somewhat.
When the water in the reservoir reached the
lowest point. the heavy rain came and flooded
the Bronx Valley but while the meadows near
Williamsbridge were converted into ponds the
At the office of the Chief Engineer of the De
partment of Water Supply it said that the
Williamsbridge reservoir filling at the rate
of about foot day. The cOnduits between
Kensico and Williamsbridge are not adequate
to carry the supply quickly enough to relieve
ceased to be a necessity except on the high
places. and will probably be taken out Of ser
vice in a few days.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17

and ROstand. and arguing as to whether Camille
was an imitation of Eva or the other way.
Meanwhile the three elderly men stood penslVe'
like men who have just passed through pro-
foundly religious emotional experience. II the
eavesdropper did not tears on their cheeks
that may have been the fault of the bad llght.
one of them said something, and another shook
his head in reply. The chances are that the
boyhood of those three not spent in New
York City not only because there are few men
here whose boyhood was spent here. but also for
other
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
A NEW PLAY ON "MANON."
MIR. KEICEY AND MISS SHANNON TO
ACT IL AT WALIACKS-
BILLS AT MOST OF THE THEATRES REMAIN

BILLS AT MOST OF THE THEATRES REMAIN
THE SAME AS LAST WEEK
stage version of Provost's novel. "Manou
I,escaut' will be seen for the first time in this
citv tomorrow evening at Walack's Theatre,
where it will be presented by Herbert helcey'
Miss Effe Shannon and their company. The
dramatization has been made by Theodore Burt
Sayre The following is the full cast:
Claude Comte Narney FREDERICK fefry
Cervais, Marquis de Synnelet. -H'is'1h SietSee
GrieuX- MI heiCcS
Able Tihcrge-
Dugros W m l.e
Duval -ii1frlsoh
Irefect Of Police J.sSph O9u,
ttlclaru
nnkeepe-. iio-l
Fieury Itthk At.le~s
laptSte.
leSc'lut
Provost. titflIy DuliIut
Clerk
DE itochefOrt .9,S
MOullnet .OhdIteS
Old Pierre
First tiendarTne
Second Ciendlrne = ieH 49,
AphonSe ,.-s'eI .-tHs
blanche de Narncy. Miss May Monte b9iCo
Nine. l4turiston MISS isaLel WdltIO-,
Annette MISS Wlh'ila
Miss Louise Ayres
Nictorne. Miss Edith Sanooru
There will be other absolutely new play
this week. At the other theatres except the
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17

combination houses and the stock company
houses. the attractions Will remain the same as
last week. At one. however, the Fourteenth
Street, although the star and the company re-
main there will be change of play Chauncey
Olcott will be seen this week in a Romance Of
Athlone." the play which he presented at this
theatre last season. The week viii begin with q
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17

is no appeal from the selection so made, ana
the man so chosen continues to be captain uh-
til he voluntarily retires sells out his snare
in the boat.
The novel way of getting skipper seems
very satisfactory to the fishermen, and 1t GER
tainly affords a great deal of amusement 10
strangers who happen to be about during the
selection of a commander.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
THE HODERN VERSION.

From The indianapolis Press.
Teacher People who live in glass houses
should not What is the rest OF the proverb,
Johnny
Kansas Child-Should not try to joints.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-22
SEEN
AT WAIKIKI
The Local Aerie Fraternizes
by the sad Sea
Waves.

The Eagles flocked to Long Branch,
Waikiki, yesterday. the occasion being
the giving of a luau in honor of John
F. Cheetham, of San Francisco, organ
fzer of the local lodge.
About 140 Eagles were present, and
the festivities continued at high pres
sure from l to o'clock in the after
noon, when pinions were spread and a
start made for the eyrie.
Among those who scared and ate and
ate and scared, We're:
Charles j. Mccarthy, John Schae-
fer John w. Short, Duke W. McNichol,
A H. Wagner, William j. Howatt,
Chester ]. Smith, NJ. Andrade, Thomas
w. Carroll, William III. Smith, Harry
Flint, L. Jannison, W. B. Mott, John
T. Schneider, E. L. Berndt, A. L..
]. Cavanaugh, r. A. Carlyle, A. C.
Davis, F. G. Smith, a. Kusrer, Thomas
j. Dixon, P. F. Ryan, John Gedge,
Julius Asch, James E. Thompson, Jo-
seph ]. Miehlstein, r. F. Daily, Robert
B. French, F. j. McShaw, Sam john
son, c. Clement, D. R. Vida, William
S. Mott, H. Vierra Jr., Al Hillary, S. J.
Lyle, H. Mcneil, Eugene H. Devau-
chelle, j. Cockett, James S. Espy, B. P.
Fabian, William Savidge, Charles Lam
bert, S. c. V. Turner, J. t. Silva, J.
Pigott, F. NJ. Killey, George Robinson
w. II. Platt, Hugh Rooney, James F.
Langston, Thomas F. McTighe, w. r.
Riley, c. A Schmiedt, S. c. Hardesty,
j. E. Culver, A. P. Mcdowell, L. c.
Arnaud, P. Moldenhawes, T. A. Simp-
son. L. A. Wilson, Max Weiske, L. F.
Asbahr, c. r. Carlson. E. H Paine.
E. w. Quinn, F. w. Weed, William ].
c. Rogers. Edward Finn, j. H Thomp-
son, ]. L. Mcdonald, Morris Rosen-
berg, Henry Klemme, Harry A Knen,
Robert MpnRuPh Edward Eoeartv Mt
r. Houghtailing, E. L. Doyle, H. A
Juen, H A. Dobson, W. w. Carlyle,
J. Campbell. H. Beeckman, John H
Corcoran, T. L. DeCeu, John L. Oil
vierra, w. J. England. J. Seybold. S. l.
Horner, II. NJ. Jones, G. A. Bower, A
Dover. J. Rosenberg, H. Ruff, II. w
Horstman, J. Rosenberg, c. E. Camp.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-22
Registered at Haleiwa.

The following guests were registered at
the Waialua hotel for the week ending
April q, 1901:
Mrs. L. NJ. Cheek, NJ. A. Cheek, R. c..
L. Perkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Brasch, B. e. Burke and wife. w. E.
Burnett, L. T. Kenake, VIM. Booth, H.
Terry Waity, Mrs. F. J. Rayner, DR..
Rayner, R. Rose, Arthur F. Wall. Geo.
T. Kluegel and wife, Chas. j. Fishel,
Eliza Johnson, A. w. Seabury, Edw. De-
KUN, Honolulu; W. A. baldwin, r. E.
Mist. Kahuku; F. Dohrmann, Jr., San
Francisco; W. Boyen. Clarence NJ. Smith
and wife, San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs.
S. w. Wilcox, Miss Wilcox, Lihue, Ka-
uaf; VIM. Rennie, A. Hallett. t. F. Trai-
ner, II. r. Spaulding. San Francisco; J..
j. kingley, Boston, Mass; Herbert d.
Walter, Alex. Bergman and wife. Mrs.
Grace Hudson, San Francisco; ]. P. Nc
Coy, Shanghai.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-22

No property offered here in Honolulu presents the same
rced panoramic marine view of the harbor and Honolulu
unity
residences
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-22
Dentelle and Nottingham Bed
Sets

Wonderfully clever products of Amer
lean mills. Entirely nova1 patterns. Gen
erously made and moderately priced;
S175, $3.50 and S. per set
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-22
The Story Of Lace Curtains!

Petite Chanteus arrived hon tired
One Night Immediately
Paris crate apartments she proceeaea TO hastily diOb
through the
workof
commissioned
of the
de- a
ats
We stumbled some America
One LAY In new
York. and beauty OF designs urpasss anything
in could
ami
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shown here yd f il d. n t fw volt
Rieh Arabian
Exquisite yyd gn color @ ~ would
spreads e
say the
from d h
al
mills Ey p Gent That help believe
and priced; thN tth 6h they
a
vESTBULE CURTAINS.
al is hn bn on %
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MILESTONE
FOR CHINA

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One Day in New
York.
Rich Arabian Bed Sets

sizes, spreads 12x4, shams AKA; price, per
set, S25.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-22
ARABIAN VESTIBULE and PANEL Gu

@ nt anmadC Curtain America Buy taken these
md o a. lead i a geun an OF
e
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-11
La yerba mate
y Ell cafe.
Dsl Porvenir de Sto Domingo.)

(Dsl Porvenir de Sto Domingo.)
Ell cafe tiene en- la yerba mate,
que tanto abunda en- Ell Brazil, ell
Parag quay, ell Uruguay y la Argen-
tina, un concurrente bastante serio
Proyeetase en- el dltimo de estos
paises, efectuar en- ell racionam en- 20
de las tripulaciones de la fota de
guerra una modification de vital i'm.
portancia, que consiste en- reempla-
zsr el csfe-juzgado nocivo y per-
judicial, ademss de caro- -por la yer
ba mate, cuyas condolences aneste-
sicas y alimenticias son de primer
order.
Dicho producto ha sido ensaya-
do va en- ell ejercito de Italia con un
exito complete, segu1 datos Verdi
cos. El gobie no de dicho pals com
pra la yerba en- Paranagua (BraziD
y en- la Argentina utilizan Ia de Co
rrientes y Misiones.
b mate Sc tuesta, Sc pils Sc
cuela exacbamente como Ell cafe.
Preparedness, pues, a comba-
tlr este nuevo corcurrente.
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iHOSSANNA!

Hoy ha vuelto iluminarse un
hogaI abatido por la desgracia. Ha
renacido la tranquilidad y Ia algeria
en- aquel ambiente, que durante tan
tos diasrecogi6 las tristezas y las L.
grimas de una familia.
Bendita la manO de Ia Provi-
den cia, que vela por la paz y ventu-
ra de los seres inocentes!
iBsndita la justicia que fulgura
y bril.a entire las sombras de Ia per-
tidia y la calumnia!
90
Ha vuelto la sociedad Ell pres
tig'o de un hombre, y Ell amante
comraf1ero ha tornado al hogar don
de Sc presie ente ell rumor de alas de
un Angel que Sc abren la vida.
Han cesado. va, las lagrimas de
Ia esposs, que gemfs; de les padres
que l'oraban y han cesado tambien
la tristeza que embargaba q toda
una sociedsd.
El honor ha queda 10 incolume.
Alta y cou todos sus brillantes pres
tigios Ia toga que oscilaba sobte los
hombro de un letrado.
Ls ley ha vindicado la honra de
un ciuda 1ano y una vez mas. severa
y nagestuosa ha brillado la rectitud
de la justicia puertorriquefa.
La socfedad nuestra esta de pla
GENES.
Sc han salvado dos prestigios:
ell de la toga y el de los puertorrique
nos.
iPaso Ia augusta mag estad de
la jnsticia
Loer a la imparcialidad de esos
jueces, que han devuelto felicidad
tanta un pueblo, una familia va
un ciudadano!
iBendita sea Ia justicia!
Luz de Seleni0.
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Grat0 h0riZ0nte.
Para los 0brerOS.

Hay en- perspective, dos obras de
suma importancia para este pals, y
que al redundsr en- ,un benefcio To-
cal, trf eran consigo la circulation
de more etario, entire muchas de
nuestIas classes sociales.
Ncs referimos la Estaci6n Naval
y al proyectado ferrocarril, cuya
tramitaci6n ha sido aprobada,;
81 no conociesemos va, ell carac
ter de les americanos no nos senti
riamos halagados con esa esperanto,
pero son sstos, hombres que no ade-
lantan los sucesos por ell nero hecho
de impresionar. Cuando van a un
I'm, tienen va tomadas todas las me-
didas, de modo que no Sc i'm ponga
el fracaso.
Els pues nuestra voz, de aliento,
para cuantcs conffan en- que aque.
las obras nabran de traerles algun
alivio en- 50 Acctual situacion, al pre-
sente sumamente angustiosa-
ESos proyectos no Sc quedaran
en- tales, pronto, muy en- breve, la
aspera herramienta Sc vera despro
vista de moho hudierdose en- la tie
ira, igualando pef1ascos, martillan-
do remaches, dsmoliendo canteras,
y de esa labor, abonada con ell su-
dor del artesano y del obrero, solf
citos en- la construction, resultara ell
pan de muchas fami!ias.
Dias, pues, de tranquilidad y de
holgura esperan q los trabajadores
puertorriquef1os; y 81 es cierto que
han pasado una epoca de grAndes
privaciones, cercano esta ell momen
to. en- que al atardecer de cada dfa
lleguen sus hogares con ell lucro
de sus faenas, tanto mas estimado
cuanto msyores fueron los dfas ad
verses
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de Policfa Insular q mis- 6rdenes, los
que .despues de algdn trabajo es-
clarecieron Ell hecho trayendo al
individuo Juan CAmacho como pre-
sunto autor del suceso, el que Sc
encuentra detenido 4 disposition del
Sr. Juez Municipal.
va We listed Sr. Director que
este dista mucho de revestir los ca
racteres de gravedad que quiso dar-
le su corresponsal, probaolemente
NAL informado, tanto en- Yauco CO
mo en- SD Jurisdiction hay Ia tran
quilidad mas completa; Ia jurisdic-
ci6n no esta abandonads, pues en-
uno de los barrios de ests termino
municipal existe una pareja de Po-
licfa Insular destacada la que reco-
rre dlariamente los demas barrios.
Con gracias anticipates por la
insarci6n de estas lfneas que 10 de
usted su mas alto. S. S. @. B. S. M.
Osuazdo Laborde.
Cabo P. I. Comandante
del Puestc.
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Los senores DE Ford y Co han
adqulrido una parcela &c terrenos
en- la Playa de Ponce para los esta-
blecimientos del Tranvfa eIectrico.
cuyos trabajos empezaran seguids-
mente.
Con gran interes y entusiasmo,
Sc habla en- todos los centros Y reu-
niones de la asamblea que las ocho
de la noche de maf1ana jueves, cele-
brara en- Ell Teatro de esta Capital Ell
elemento nativo de la buena sociedad
de San Juan. Convocan para ella
tres prestigiosas personalidades y Ia
concurrencia no podra msnos que
ser verdaderamente extraordinaria.
El domingo tuvo efecto Ia pri-
mera reunion del grenio de depen-
dientes de Ponce.
OFICINA DE. ASUNTOS AD-
MINISTRATIVOS de Jose G del
Vale Fortaleza II (altcs) Gestion
en- los Centros oficiales = Ayunta
mientos. Sc cuenta con abogados
del pals y americanos y traductor
Tambien Sc ocupa esta oficina de
comp1a y venta de fncas etc.
Pm
Eu la morada del Lcdo. don Jose
S. Belaval, en- Ia ciudad del Sur Sc
efectu6 antes de anoche una jarani-
ia muy animada.
Sc encuentran en- esta Capi-
tai don Ramon Fl. Delgado den
Fortu nato Vicarrondo, Alcalde
Juez de Policfa res pectivamente de
Carolina.
TACHOS AL VACIO PARAHA
CIENDAS La casa Robert Deeley & Ca
ha construfdo los TACHOS AL VACIO mas
grandes en- Ell mundo, pudiendolos hacer pc
quenos los .cuales en- todos casos han dado
mucha satisfaction y excelentes resultados
Para precios y demas particulares,
lnformara R. A. Macie,
Unico Agente en- PR
Gale del Cristo No. l.
En- Guayama SO encuentra va
cante una plaza de melico titulsr
dotada con Ell haber anual de $72O.
El Ahorro de Soliveras esta
pletorico de passs, ciruelas, hiRos,
uvas y variedad de csjitas y baules
con gaIletas de infinidad de clases.
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de La Correspondence
San Juan P. r.

Muy senior mio Y de mi mayor
consideration:
Con gran sorpresa he leido en-
el peri6dico de su digna direction
fecha z del .corriente, un comunica-
do de su corresponsal de este pue-
bio en- ell que ls da cuenta de un
asalto mano armada 8 unos peo.
nes que conducian un cafe de la pro
piedad de don Pedro de Cardi: no
hubo tai sasalto, Ell hecho ocurrio
como paso a relatarle. El pe6n que
conducla las mulas entr6 en- una
casa a tomar aqua, y las mulas si-
guieron solas, encontr&ndolas ell in
dividuo Juan Camacho ell que des-
cargo una, eseondiendo Ell cafe,
pssando por desapercibido en- al mo-
mento por Ell conductor de dichas
mulas, luego mas adelante not6 que
una de dichas cabalgaduras iba sin
Ia carga. Tan pronto tuve conoci-
miento del hecho, envie una pareja
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Doctor Pagani Salicrup, Ne Ii
co Cirujano de Il Facultad de Paff,.
Externo de les Hospitales de aque
liza ciudad, Miembro do la Socied al
de Antropologfa de la misms, y ce
Ia de Mineralogfa de Francia, con
consulta alberta en- esta Rspdblica
CerSitca: Haber usado dura1ts
su pratlca me eiica Ia Emulsion de
Scott, de aceite de hfg ado de bica-
lao con hipof osftos de c,l y 6e scsa
sic npre C N Il 8 mas sat sfactorios
result ados en- todos equellos cases
en- que Ia terapeutica aconseja al
use de aquelIas sustsnciss Santo
Domingo, r D Setiembrs, 1.04.
Doctor Pagani Salicrap.
No hay quincal en- la Cipi
tai que tenga mejor, nj mas barato
variado surtido que <Ll Dulce
Atianzas de Calderon Avi!e, & Ca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-11
Sc ALQUILA.

El piso principal de la casa ca
lie d'i Cristo ndmero 26, provisto do
aqua del acueductc, Bafc, Luz cleo
trica &.
lnfbrmaran de la gran rebaja On
ell precio de alquiler.
S. Melon y Cs
San Justo 10.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-11
Iranqu1Ifdad, Sniud y RepOsO pa
ra las MadreS las Criafuras.

EL JAKAbE CALMANTE de Ia Sra. WINSLOW
9 da los nifios en- ell periodo de la DENTICION
Les abanda las ancas resueve la infiamaeion alyia
todo dolor, cura el colco ventoso nocente edcaz
On todos los easos Aconsejamos las madres que ten
gan IN nlno enfermo, dejen que la preyenci6n
propia nj la dc otros evte ell de esa medcins ous
.proporona avto seguro absoutame ents SECURE al IA
usa oportunaments
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-11

Eorlque Piterson entrega q la
poll IA 81 ti1 IS nun ero 963 que di-
ce eneontro en- Il call9 de San Fran
cisco en- 8 noche de aver.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-11

Ea Mcc.se halla vacante Ia
plaza de medlco titular, con eli ha
Eer auual de 5000.