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New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
CORNERSTONE OF scHooLHoUsE LAID.

The cornerstone of Public SchooIhouse No. 2. in
Erie-st Jersey City. was laid yesterday by Mayor
Fagan. The exercises included singing by the
pupils A PRAYER by the Rev. George s Bennitr.
rector of Grace Protestant Episcopal Church. and
addresses by Mayor Fagan. John H Ward. presi-
dent of the Board of Education; ex-Mayor Hoos
ex-Congressman McEwan. William r Midlige and
school Superintendent Snyder. The benediction
was pronounced by the Rev. William II Ruth
pastor of 81. Paurs Methodist Episcopal Church.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
LAWRENCE TURNrRE DEAD.

Lawrence Turnure, who died in Cairo Egypt.
Yesterday. was the of the late Lawrence Turn
ure the banker OF this city, and born here
ferty-three years ago He had been living in Egypt
since 1893 choosing that country because of the
climates benefit 10 his health. and had discon-
tnued his connection with his fathers firm in 1896
this cify who with three children. survives him.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
KRUMs SAVINGS BANKS BILL A LAW.

INCREASE IN sCoRD OF INVESTMENT ALLOWED
BY NEW STATUTE
Albany April 10 tSpeciaD.-Jovernor Odell signed
to-day Senator Krums bill increasing the number
Of securities in which investments can he made by
savings banks. The bill adds the bonds of the
Morris and Essex, the Central Railroad of New
Jersey the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul and
the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific to those in
which Investments be made
The bill further says that investments may be
mado in bonds and mortgages on unncumbered real
property situated il the State to the extent Of 50
per cent of its value. The former limitation was
80 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
DIR. TALNAGE's CONDITION CRITICAL

Washington, April 10-Auother change for the
worse has occurred in the condition Of the Rev. DR.
T De Witt Talmage and the physicians again
very apprehensve of the outcome. To-nights bulle-
tin issued at 2 O'Clock. said: There has been
marked change for the worse in Dr. Talmages
diton- Evidences OF cerebral Inflammation have
appeared
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
paRTRJDGE SAVES on SALARIES.

Police Commissioner Partridge yesterday an
nounced the removal of nine employees in the clerical
and mechanical bureaus OF the Police Department.
in accordance with A resolution of the Board OF
E,stiuat te and ApportiOnment TO reduce the salary
account Of the department The salaries OF the
men removed aggregate sl2.l25.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
CREED COMMITTEES WORK.

Washington. April 10-The PRESBYTERIAN Commit
tee Greed Revision continued its sessions here
to-day The discussion entirely over the third
article of the statement of doctrine. This rela les
what is enthusiastically termed the divine pur-
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11

Poughkeepsie. N Y. April 1o.-Leutenant Gov
ernor and Mrs. Woodruff were in Poughkeepsie to-
day attending the funeral OF Mrs. Woodrufs aunt,
the wife of ex-Mayor Ezra White. of this city.
who died in the German Hospital New-York, last
Sunday. Mrs White was in Albany with Mrs
Woodruff the first winter she was there.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
MR. WHITNEY MAKES A DENIAL

William C. Whitney denies that he will give
entertainment for Lord and Lady Minto this after
noon In his home at No. S71 Ffth-ave., reported
in the afternoon papers. They will probably drop
In for a cup Of tea. but no one has been invited
meet them.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
EIGHTY PAINTINGS BRING ss3,7aO
THE, HIGHEST PRICE AT BIAKESLEE coll
LECTION is $1,000 FOR LAWRENCES
PORTRAIT OF MRS. sIDDONS

Eighty of the paintings of the Blakesee coiiec-
tion sold al auction in Mendelssohn Hall yester-
day at $50 p. m brought the sum of SS3.12o SIR
Peter LeIy's portrait of The Countess of ROCK
ingham'' sold for 800. and his portrait of Sir
Richard Temple went for $50 That of Sir Will
lam SamweI was bought by f. Hoyoke for SNo
The Venetian Nobleman." "ascrbed to Van
Dy ke" brought s225. Van Dykes portrait Of the
Duke of Portland brought next 10 the highest
price Of the evening-s6.0oo II was bought by
5 J., Bronson The highest price-S17.0 .0oo-was paid
by J. H. Smith for Sir Thomas Lawrences = "Por-
trait of Mrs. Siddons the Actress" Two other
portraits by Lawrence. that of Canova, the Italian
sculptor and "A Portrait Of George ". were also
disposed of the first to J. H. Smith for $3.50 and
the second to H. l.. Pratt $50 The hall was
cd wifi
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11

COLONEL PALIZA PROMOTED.
MEXICAN GOVERNMENT RECOGNIZES HIS SER
VICES AT NIxoN's sHIPYARD.

VICES AT NIXoN's sHIPYARD
PaIiza who was the head OF the Mexican commits
sion of twentv-four officers. supervising the
struction of two Mexican gunboats. at Lewis
Nixon's shipyard. has been promoted in recogni
tion of his work. He was called 20 Mexico last
week. and expected TO return to Eliza beth within
three weeks To-day a telegram was received from
HIM announcing his promotion. and tonight his
belongings were packed up and Will be shipped 20
Mexico Tomorrow. Colonel Paliza. who is wid-
over had his three children in Elizabeth with him.
They will sail for Mexico tomorrow His wffe's
sister and her husband. Captain Nicholas Ferteza
with their children. who are in Elizabeth. will
also return to Mexico tomorrow Colonel Paliza' )
successor head of the Mexican commission will
be Captain Manuel Azueta.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
STRVEYOR CROFT I'LL.

Silas G. Croft. Surveyor OF the Port OF New-York.
is exceedingly i'll at his home, No i42 West One
hundred nd twenty-hrst-st., from acute rheu-
rnatiSm
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11

MISS ROOSEVELT BACK FROM CUBA.
Washington April 10.-Mss Alice Roosevelt re-
turned TO Washington to-day from Cuba.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
BEEF COMP4NY'S BIG INCREASE.
sCHwARZsCH1ID & SULzBERGER TO RAISE
CAPITAL. TO slOOoo,Ooo

Albany April 1o-The Schwarzschiid SUI
berger Company. of New-York City, has filed WIN
the Secretary of State certificate OF increase Vi
capital stock from s5,0oo 900 to slo.oooca
When last night Ferdinand Sulzberser one
of the principal stockholders of the company
said:
We have doubled capital to clear up noatng
debts and for running expenses. we 90 NOT con-
template enlarging our interests OUTSIDE 9I our
present business. but growing trade demanded an
increase of capital, so we have doubled IT.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-02
he strike. We do not recall having seen

the strike. We do not recall having seen
the suggestion in print, but it occurs
to us that there is only one feasible
way by which persons not Interested in
the coal business as Investors and en-
ployers may take, from those who are
the ownership and management of the
coal mines, and that Is by purchase.
1t Is open to the critics of the oper-
ators to form a pool and try to buy
out the existing holdings of anthracite.
This would seem to be a time when n
low selling price might be named; and
the advantage of change in owner-
ship would be that those who now feel
that the present operators are harsh
and unfair to the mine workers on
strike could substitute any policy of
recognition and treatment which might
impress them as being more equitabl
and also establish anthracite prices to
suit their present objections. Their at
tempt to manage business which
other men own Is one that few of them
would approve If it should be turned
against themselves.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-02

tors in savings banks in
this country was G9i,4S7, In 1901 they
had increased to 6,35S, 1898. In 1861 the
deposits We're $l46,729 SS2; in 1901 they
We're s., 597, ,09i, ,5S0-a gain of nearly IS
fold in 40 years.
The average to the credit of each
depositor in 1861 was s2ll.27; in 1901
it was $i0S,47. In Great Britain, in
1901 it is $9657; in Switzerland, $l49.42;
in France, SS2.79; in Prussia. $l55.ol;
in Russia, $lOO.S5; in Sweden, $67,2O; in
the Netherlands, $500; in Denmark
$l65.95; and in Italy, sS0,07. Thus it
is seen that the savings in the United
States are more than three times the
European average, and more than four
times those of Great Britain, where
free trade has prevailed for fifty years.
In addition to this, the report of
the Industrial commission says that
American workmen have in successful
operation more than 5000 building and
loan associations, with nearly one and
of S575,OOO,0O0. Millions OF these work
men now own their homes. In 1891 the
chief of police of Leeds, England, "A
city of $4,000 inhabitants, testified be-
fore the royal labor commission that
in all that city not one workingman
owned the home he lived in.
The conditions under which the Am
erican worklngman has been enabled
to accumulate so large savings fund
have been the direct handiwork of the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-02

The fact that it is necessary to pro-
vide military escorts for certain rail-
road trains aud trolley cars in portions
holding them up in order to search for
nonunion men whose crime consists of
exercising the right to work, would be
good subject for consideration by
Mayor Maybury's strke-cure conven-
tion in Detroit. 1t will explain lot OF
things
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-02
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
State.

State.
Governors. w. PlGNNYPACK ER.
Lieutenant Governor-W. NJ. BROWN.
Secretary of Internal Affairs-ISAAC b.
BROWN.
County.
Congress-W1LL1AM CONNELL.
Judge-A. A. NOSBt'RG.
ommissioncrs-JOliN COURIER NOR
R1S JOHN PENMAN
Mine -I.LEWETYN NJ. EV-
ANS, DAVID r. WILLIAMS.
Legislative.
Senator-JOIIN Il. JORDAN
Representatives
First District-JOSEPH OLIVER.
Second District-JOItN SCHEt FER, JR.
Third District--EDWARD JAMES.
Fourth District-P. A. PIILBIN.
Election day, Nov. 4.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-02
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The strike spirit now prevalent among
certain school children calls for some
vigorous counter striking among par
cnts, unless we are to have new crop
OF anarchists in this country.
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Evans and Williams will make COM
petent mine inspectors. They will be
inspectors who will inspect.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-02

1t is safe guess that Ben Odell will
make Bird Coler think he is a mud
turtle.
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lantic City. N. j.. 60 Ocean view rooms; ca
paeity 400; write Tor special rates. J. b. Jenk'
ins Prop
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Machinery i
Second Hand Pumps Our SpeGiaH

We carry in stock the largest line o
second hand machinery of amy house II
the anthracite coal districts. 1t will pay
you to phone us before purchasing
Maean, Jr. a. Huntington, 81 Baltimor
street. WILKES Barre. Pa -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-02

Senator Quay is 60 years old and in
fuller enjoyment of political power and
prestige than ever before. Wonder how
Wunamalier fools.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-02
THE SCRANTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OCTOBER 2 1902

Republican party. The only times In
that Al years when the Democracy had
a chance to try Its hand at running
the government were years OF stagna-
tion, distress, idleness and wholesale
charity. Is 1t surprising therefore,
that, in the words of Mark Hanna, the
American workingman intends next
month to "stand pat?"
A recent issue of the London Times
in its South Wales correspondence told
of fears of disagreement between the
mine workers and operators in that dis
trict upon the termination of the pres
ent sliding scale agreement, next year.
] told of q meeting of 10000 miners at
Porth and of addresses to them by
"Mabon," Vice-Presdent Brace of the
South Wales Federation, General Sec
retary Harvey of the Derbyshire miners
and Sir Alfred Thomas, M. p, the tenor
of which was that while no one wanted
trouble the wishes of the miners must
be respected or there was no telling
what might happen. This was written
before Americans had begun to order
NelSn coal III quantity. WHETHER tnls
state of things will modify the feeling
in favor of a strike in certain contin-
gencies remains to be seen. But the
Times article shows that American coal
interests are not having any monopoly
of excitement.
The saying that what is one mans
meat Is another mans poison is illus
trated in the following extract from
yesterdays New York Tribune: "In
spite of the fact that the btumnous
is an industry entirely Independent of
the anthracite, the price of soft coal in
this city has risen to an extraordinary
figure. 1t is selling at 50 a ton whole
sale, with the promise of a daily in
crease On the East Side dealers are
doing it out at the rate Of 25 to 35
cents pailful. Somebody is reaping a
harvest, Notwithstanding that more
soft coal is being mined today than
ever before" There is food for thought
in this quotation. But is the anthracite
as independent of the bituminous as
the New York paper thinks?
The reason given by the Peoples
party for throwing up the sponge in
this state, namely, that it has no cam
paign fund, is convincing. Fundless
campaigns don't go far in Pennsyl-
Vanin.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-02

The reason given by the Peoples
party for throwing up the sponge in
this state, namely, that it has no cam
paisn fund, is convincing. Fundless
campaigns don't go far in Pennsyl-
vanin.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-02
SUMMER RESORTS
Atlantic City.

The temperature at the AGNEw,
On the Beach. In Chelsea, Atlantic City,
Tuesday was oI'.
Every appointment of modern Hotel.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-02
The Savings of Labor.

Wv HEN the Republican party
AN came into power in 1861
y the number of deposit
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-02
The Situation in Ireland.

~ N THURSDAY of last week
the Earl of Dudley made his
~ entry into Dublin as Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland He
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-19

Resena de Ia carga que procedense de New
Caracas" Villar y CO. 50 bls tocino Scrs de
A Mayol co, ? CT pieles 10 cls vidrio fardos
cueros hcI juguetes I3 BIS quincalla 10 cajas
clavos 23 cIs quincalla otros Scrs de +. Jun
COS CO, 2 cls avena 20 cls peraS 20 PIP vino IS
CTS manteca cIs vdrieras 25 SIS azucar clS
galetas 10 cIs dulces inos 50 BIS cerveza Da1ia
Scrs de L. Villamil co, so tmbrs bacalao 50
BIS papas IS CTS datiles Io2 CTS vegetables IS CTS
pescado 25I3 bacalao 5I3 jamones IS SIS pimien-
ia Cadierno Lopez co, 50 b[S papaS IS BIS
toCino 20 CTS peraS IS CTS quesoS II3 cola I fdo
milo 80 cascos bacalao BIS cerveza 1913 jamo-
mes atds pita 1913 IS brs lnanteca IS CTS aceite
A. Vicente co. Is cls salchichon Fritze Lundt
yco atdo planta 1 CT varioS cIS duCes CT
mesa pqte Riera Hmnos IS cs mantequilla
25 BIS papas 10 sacos habichuelaS Feanandes
Gauran y co, 20 CTS mantequilla 50 CTS clavos IS
CTS quesoS 50 BIS papas 20 CTS Salchichon CTS
muestras pqtes anuncios IS cIs aceite Cere-
cedo Hmnos co, CTS avena II5 jamones cIs
wiskey CT galletas 5 CTS leche 3 CTS varios ].
Ochoa y Hmno fardos SIS CTS tocino 1912 bis
manteca 4l3 jamones he's salchichon 50 BIS
toclno 20 cls quesos Is SIS chicharos y habichue.
las 10 tmbrS Dacalao VI 9 CTS dulces Castri-
lion Ochoa ids SIS Is cls quesos 40 SIS chi
charos y habichuelas 25 CTS peras 100 aids papel
CTS acelte castor IS BIS galle.as 50 velas II3 ia
I1OQeS CI UQauteCa NuDeIt II 1nnO CT Dlllar
Is butos maquinaria La Liga 40 cls galletas
fdo clavos 25 cls qaesos 100 cls jabon 50 BIS pa
pas jaulas ja1lones 10 CTS condensa6a 1 CT dull
ces CT tocineta A varios, 544 bultos diversos
artlCuoS.
ENTRADAS DE TKAVESIA
De Habana y escaas vapor cub. Julia"
N-illar co, l.. Planas MART 100 SIS almid6n
Scrs de A, Ma, ol y co, "a rollos suela.
sN1NApAS De COSTA <ERirs
De Ponce, Mayaguez Aguadilla vap. amer
"Vasco Rubert Hmnos c.s maquinaria CTS
calzado y tejidos Scrs dc Perez Hmnos 50 SIS
azucar Wllliam Allan I CT matas pi1as Bar
cello y co, 81 pacas carnaza Ochoa Hn1no
40 SIS cafe Julian Roldan 20 bls chinas cp
huevos 1912 SIS maiz Sl2 SIS frijoles Felix Noa
cI crlstaleria A la 0rden, 50 tercios bacalao
SALIDAS D.s tKAvESIA
Para St Thomas ruta vap. franc. "Olin-
de Rodrgues Por ]. L. silva Banking y Com
1nercial co:
S. Thomas.-Angel Suarez cIs son1breros
Francisco Rucabado cls tabaco elaDorado Lui
ia I1nlnos c[ pasta nembrlIo I CT jamones
salcLlchoneS J. dulces.
Brenea.-Sus corsignatarios 81 con I27
lbs cafe CT tabaco e.aDoIado.
Mareeile-Sus consigna,alios so SIS con
oIIo lbs cafe.
fiavre.-Sus consignatarios 12S sacos cen
22,327 hDras cafe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-19
Santo Domingo

Pasajeros llegados en- el vapor frances di-
cen que ell Ministro de Ia guerra de Sto. Do
iningo Sc encuentra moribundo, causa de
haber recibido tres balazos, durante TN viaje
que hizo a Monte Cristy, donde sc encuentra.
x$x Tambien dicen los citados pasaieros
que el pueblo de Altamira. corta distanca de
ito. Plata, Sc ha pronuciado por Ia revoluci6p.
~ Fin Moca hubo hace dias un fuerte
eombate, reSultando derrotadas las fuerzas del
gooierno.
**s Tambien aSeguran los citados pasa-
Jeros CUE Ia 1evolucion es cada vez mas poten =
It y que es CAST SECURE su triunfc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-19

san Nemes;o fu6 Pastor: era de una con-
diciGa admirable. y an su soledad eataba dedl-
cado 4 la conlesn piaci6n divlua. Caiunnlado
de ladrdn Dor uaos lnalvados fuG preso en-
item po del erlperador Decio, cuando Sc ira
taDa Ce condel.arlo al i .ilno sUp.ic.o Sc JUST
hc0 plenamenJe, por 10 que fue absueito Re
stta ,os sus cael2 >5 i petderle todo trance,
porque a eje'n pa. conducta dc Nelue3lo era
una .nuda reprens. 6n Ae sus perversas costum-
bres, le ar1laron o,go lazo dea aad 'e por crIs-
tiano Iutog4ad5 q juez de este ulfevo delito,
que para {. er,. q mayor y mas detessaoe, lie
Azo comp .1ecer "a sn presencia, y, pregunta--
do por ia religion que profesaba, no Sc turDo
81 doc.r que era SERVO de Jesucns,o QUO
rlendo el p1eIectC Convencerle y haceTle S@crl-
fear i bs D.oses Nemesio le respo 1do que
500 ccseaba dar 81 vida por el verdadero DIS,
con 10 q4e, no padlendo contrarres4ar las razo-
nes Co su eloc1en,e discurso, mando que lie
queInaseu entire uaos adrones, aIio 252.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-19
Amigo que Sc ausenta

Con motiyo del embarque para la Guaira
tie en- I'm almuerzo en- el Hotel iuglaterra sus
amigos los sefiores Font, Fernando "Sem-
per"
Sc tomaron unas copas de champagne
en- union iel Seflor coronel venezolano lbarm v
en- honor de la RepIblira latina qae hoy con-
ende con las dos poderosas nacioaes earopsas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-19
CCMERGIOY NAVEGAGION
Revista De las operacioaes peaeMeaAas ADSL

Para Mayaguez ruta vap. esp. "Argen-
tino" oor Rubert HmnoS
Habana.-Scrs de L. villanail y co, 100 SIS
con 1850 lbs cafe.
Cisnfuegos-J, Ochoa y Hmno $50 SIS con
3I,24s lbras cafe.
SALIDAs DE CoSTANEROS
Para Vieques bdra Carmen con carga
general
Para vieques bdra ala Blanca" con car
ga general.
Para Naguabo y Hurnacao gol. "Deseada'
con carga general
DESPACHADOS
Ninguno.
OPERAcIoNEs soBRE Ell MUELLH
Ninguna.
OPERAuoNEs DE BUoCEs EN- PUERTO
TRAVEStA
San Jose Mallorca Barcelona
Springfield .. descargando
Martha E. Wallace descargando
Justine H. Ingersoll descargando
Atlantic descargando
Caracas descargando
Julia pendiente
Salvador pendiente
Longfellow pendiente
Mayaguezana Aguadilla y Mayaguez
CaTmenta Arroyo Ponce
Isabella pendiente
Petra Ponce
Dos Hermanos Fajardo
Alice Vieques
Ana Maria Naguabo y Hunacao
Francisco pendiente
VaSco pendiente
vAPORES QUE Sc ESPERAN
Esp. Martin Saenz'-Sali6 de Canaria
con destino este puerto y escalas, el dia I
del corriente mes
Esp. Alicia .-Salio de la CorufIa el dia 2
del corriente mes con destino 4 este puerto
Ing. Miguel de Larrinaga" Con destino
a este puerto saldra directamente del de Liver
pool ell dia 20 del coIriGnte mes.
Esp. "Montserrat" Para seguir viaie &
Canarjas y la Peninsula, recalara a este puerto
del IS al 20 del corriente mes, procedente de
Habana escalas
Alem. -Bolivia" "-Procedente de Hambur-
60 escaas llehara este puerto del 20 al %
del corriente mes.
Cub. "Julia" ".-Llegara este puerto del IS
al 20 del corriente mes procedente del de Ha-
bana escalas intermedias.
Esp. Leon XII".-Salio de Cadiz con des-
tino este puerto el dia IS del corriente mes,
hacienda escala en- Canarias
Amer. "Ponce"-El dia q del corrierte mes
sa!dra de este puerto con deStino directo al de
New York.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-19
Nicolas SantiIai

Este buen querido amigo nuestro. admi-
n;strador de Ia "CompafIia Industrial de Puerto
Rico dedicada la fabrica de exquisitos ciga
rrillos en- Ponce, ha llegado esta ciudad, don
de perrnanecera algunos dlas.
lie enviamos nuestro cordial saludo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-19
Lopez de Velazco

Es.e dis'inguido amigo nuestro bizarre
mi'itar espafiol, ha salido aver para Saint Tho
mas, de donde regresara en- breve.
Celebraremos que su ausencia sea tan cor
ia como Sc propone.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-19
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Uao de los uledicanlen'os mas en- boga hoy
tlia cs Ia Elmu.siD1 de Scott.
"a popularia&4 sc del'e no solo Sis etec-
tos terra ApGuticos $40 t4m0i6n su gran poder
nu;ri.ivo.
Don Jose Antonio Gaudier, Doctor en- Me
dicina y Crugia.
Certifica Que hsce ei1os viene hacienda
uso de Ia Emu si6l oe Sso:, de ace,te dc higa-
du de b4calao con hpofoshtos de cal scsa,
s,empre c)n bl-aos resultados, en- las enferine
dades del ap4rs-o r4sp;ratorio. La rerfecta
cono;naci61 dc ,us cJtnpoaentes, v la taciil'iad
con que es 10 er la aun por lbs estoma2c$ 'nasI
delic4dos, auyn-ltan el valor terapeutico dc dl-
cho preparado.
C4yeg pto RICO, Julio 10 de 1894.
Dr. Jose A. Gau1ier
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-19
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SAN NEMESIO, MARTYR
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-02-07
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OF looI' why don you treat your
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Trend capable oil helping YOU out IN
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