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, 1902-06-03
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The Republi The Republican brings re-
get It. First,e paper is read by all the
ways get.
, 1902-06-03
NOTICE,

Sealed bids will be received by the
city clerk of the City of Laramie un-
til 6 o'clock p. M, June 3. 1902. for
the construction of a sewer through
blocks 264 and 2s3 of the City of Lar:
annie. A bond of 800 must accom-
pany each bid. The city reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
.,ordi. DAVID McCULLAGH.
City Clerk.
, 1902-06-03

BOuquet-MrS. Melcher.
Bouquet-MrS. Bertha ChriStman.
Wreath-Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Melcher.
Carnations-Mr. and Mrs. August
Roesler.
CarnatiOns-Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Roesler.
, 1902-06-03

Mrs. Ollie Sheacer. midwife. lO2 2n;l.
, 1902-06-03

Daily Republican SOC per month.
Evening journal., 1902-02-21
LIBRARY is OPEN TO
PERSONS OUT OF CITY
Friend Of the Institution Has Paid
the Necessary fee
Librarian BOWerman Is Anxious That The
Number Of Rural Borrowers BE
Increased

Even since the Wilmington Institute
Free Library was made free, in 1893,
the library has been essentially a mu-
nicipal institution and its privileges, so
far as legal rights are concerned, have
been restricted to residents of the city
of Wilmington. When the library
was stih a proprietary institution.
stockholders. whether residents in the
city or not, were entitled to draw
books. But with the conversion Of the
library into public library this right
was surrendered. AS a matter Of fact.
however, the privilege of drawing books
on the part of stockholders out of the
city has been continued Not only
have they enjoyed this privilege. but
also a considerable number OF others.
This has been possible from the fact
that an equitable fee for these Out-of-
town borrowers has been paid TO the
library. not by the borrowers them
selves. but by a friend Of the library.
Although very little public mention
has been made of the fact that library
privileges are extended outside Will
mington. there are today G9i non-resi-
dents who enjoy this privilege. But
this number is only a small proportion
of the total number of the library s
borrowers Q77OG) and no inconven-
fence is caused 10 city readers from the
! fact that there Is this number of out
of-town borrowers. In fact it would
be easily possible to extend this privil-
| lege to a much larger number of PEG
pie outside of the city and the libra
rian is not only authorized to extend
this privilege to others outside thu
lefty. but is instructed to make Tho
invitation to residents of the county
las cordial as possible.
II IL seems to the management Of tn
library that if this invitation has wild
currency a much larger number Of resi-
dents on New Castle county would TAX
: advantage of it, Every market da,
brings to the city a large number o
farmers who come from homes contain
ing comparatively few books and iron
communities having few or no publ
4 library privileges. lt is to be hope
that the field of the State Library Com
mission will ultimately be so enlarge
that every hamlet and farming com
munity Will enjoy the privilege OF pub
lie libraries close at hand AS tn
: realization of that hope is prObabl
rather remote. it would seem a pit
that the privileges of a well-stocke
library. planted in the centre of a larg
farming community, should not be eS
tended to wider area. 1t is to b
hoped tnat this invitation will be wide
n w circulated and be much more ger
r orally taken advantage Of.
Evening journal., 1902-02-21
WATER BOND CASE
BEFORE CITY COUNCIL

City Council will consider whether il
will be the best policy TO further test the
validity of the Water Departments ac-
tions ia buying the site for the new res
ervoir This action was decided upon at
meeting OF Council last evening. The
Republican members tried To have the
appeal from the Superior Courts decis-
ion dropped and supported q resolution 10
that effect offered by Mr. Morris, of the
Eighth ward. The Democrats Were not
willing, however. and rallied under the
banner of Mr.. Kane who wished 10 have
the matter referred TO the city solicitor
and Council as Committee of the
Whole. Expecting lively session there
were a number of visitors when Council
Opene !.
The water matter was brought mp by
Mr.. Morris who offered the following
resolution:
Whereas, City Council by special ac-
sion taken, directed It's specially engaged
legal representatives TO obtain from the
Superior Court an opinion as to the pow
ers of the Water Commissioners of the
city of Wilmington in respect to purchas-
ing and acquiring land for the purpose OF
constructing "a reservoir TO be part of
the water system of the city of Whining.
b3n. and
Whereas. At great expense to tax.
payers of the city of Wilmington there
has been in the court of law an adiudi-
, c-itiOn of said question, same having
! been determined in favor of the Water
Department, and
Whereas, IL is admitted 10y all parties
that the city of Wilmington is in urgcti
and immediate need of greater water IA.
cilites both for its protection against fin,
and for industrial ana domestic purposes
and
4 Whereas, The almost unanimous opin
Jon and desire of the taxpayers is thai
, the question as determined 10y the court
/ shall end without entailine further anC
wasteful expense TO the taxpayers of tn,
I city and without longer harassing am,
hampering the Water Department II
making the needed improvements 90 tn,
water system of our city; therefore. be i
4 Resolved, That City Council hcreb,
instructs and directs the city soncito
I I and the special counsel engaged I'm th
case TO withdraw any action ALREADY
! taken for the litigation ia the case am
that City Council hereby accepts as fna
the decision of the court as rendered Fl
, the said case.
q Mr.. Kano's motion TO amend boy refer
ring the matter TO the city solicitor am
! Council as a Committee of the Who'll,
caused a lively debate i'm which NIi
Stewart, Mr. Morris and Mr.. McClat
ferty took part. The amendment wa
v carried by party vote Of 10 8.
y Mr.. Stewart inquired about the wor
4 OF the Board of Revision and was ii
a formed by Mr. Kane that it would 1
I. finished today.
A communication was received fro
.ol II. 7. Joslyn asking SS11.OS as salary dr
IA him for the time ne acted as clerk of n
,r Municipal Court The matter was II
b ferred TO the Law and Finance Commi
\, tee.
Edmund Z. Moody's request for the J.
n turn Of S4.S3 overpaid taxes, was referr,
h TO the Finance Committee.
M City Treasurer Feaster reported n
b balance in First National Bank TO
n S53,S14.I4' In each of the four deposition
3 banks, $1,000; received OF II. =. Josly
: si,i00; T. $. Lewis, S1.4S2
Evening journal., 1902-02-21
STOCK MARKETS

Philadelphia. Feb. 2i.-Whcat though
without Quotable change. was firm. with
an increased demand from exporters,
who worked $4,000 bushels in parcel lots
for prompt leading ON private terms.
as follows.
February ..... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ik6tSC
Car lots, i'm elevator, as o location:
No. Pennsylvania red .............. S7ihmSS
No. Delaware red ..................S7ihN SS
CORN.-Offerngs We're light, and the
market was firm at last evenings quota
tons. Exporters manifested more dispO-
sition Ito trade and 1900 bushels No.
mixed We're worked on terms withheld
More could probably have been done but
for lack of supplies Local car lots were
Quiet, but firm. under small supplies We
quote No . yellow, ON track, at 67M67iac
OATS.-Car lots for local trade were
quiet, with moderate offerings, at former
rates Sales of five cars No white
clipped. on track, at 5Oikc.
Evening journal., 1902-02-21
AMONG THO BOWLERS
City League Roll Its Weekly
CAMS

Teams in the Wilmington City Bowl
ing League met on the local alleys last
evening. The Y. NJ, c. A. defeated the
Wilmington Bicycle Club by the score
of 2.2l0 to 2.126. Mullen led for the
y. NJ. c.. A.. with a score of 472. and
Kurtz for the Bicycle Club. with a
score of 439
The Knights of Columbus were de-
feated by the Y. NJ. r. c. by the score
or 2S05 to 2.1S9 Kemp's score of 45G
was the highest made by the Republi-
cans. McGovern made the highest
score for the Knights, 464.
The Wilmington Whist Club team
was defeated by the Belfeld team. al
Germantown. last night, by the scor,
of 1922 to 2.427
Evening journal., 1902-02-21
LEAGUE HAS ORGANIZED
Basketball llaguateS Nama Their Official
Referees

The Delaware Basketball League or
ganized in the Brownson Library
Building last night Austin Ellison and
Edward Latimer. of this city, and Ed
ward Megginson were elected referees.
Tomorrow nightCompany II will play
will meet the First Battalion, and on
March s the First Battalion will play
the New Castle soldiers at the Armory.
The West End Reading Room tenn
will meet GlassborO tonight.
Yesterday afternoon the First Bat
TALON defeated the Friends School
team by the score of 43 to IA.
Evening journal., 1902-02-21

Fiii-Prlce. The days of % cents
"a box for pills are numbered DIT. Ag-
news Liver Pills at 10 cents a vial are
suer, safer and pleasanter to take.
Cure Constipation. Sick and Nervous
Headaches, Dizziness. Lassitude, Heart
burn, Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite and
an troubles arising from liver disorder
81.
Sold by Miller Drug Company and ~
B. Danforth.
Evening journal., 1902-02-21
COUNCIIMEN DISCUSSED
WATER BOARD CASE
Republicans Wanted No Further
Action Taken
Democrats by Party Vote. However, Re-
Iared Resolution on Subject 10
City Solicitor

The Board OF Water Commissioners
has ISSUED the following self-explanatory
letters
For many months the Board of Water
Commissioner has felt great RESPONSE
hiiity resting upon d.. owing 20 the very
limited storage capacity for water i'm
Rodney street reservoir. During every
day including sundays. Of the year 1901
there was drawn from said reservoir an
average OF l.66i0OO gallons Of water,
when the total capacity of the reservoir
is but 100000 gallons. $50 that IL viii be
seen there is less than one days supply
az that point. and while the demand on
ibis reservoir is growing greater month
hy month. by the time a new source OF
supply could Dee obtained. if work was
commenced at once the conditions win be
much more favorable
viii be- remembered that about a
year ago We had q serious break in the
bank. that fortunately deprived MS of the
use of only one side of the basin. and
thar hy continuous pumping day and
night. we were able 10 supply our citi.
zens with water though only. with a de-
creased pressure.
Had The accident thrown ont of seryic,
both sides OF the reservoir our last re
sori would have been to pump directly
into ihe street mains; and with any ac
cideni happening 10 our pumps. even fo
iew minutes, all persons supplied from
that source would have been wthou
water.
We think this fact will make 10 clea
70 anyone That e is quite time something
were done 90 remedy this condition of af
fairs
lhe hrsi thought presented TO the boar
n4t Why not increase the size of tn
present reservoirs But when it wa
found that. il every foot of ground OWL
~ ff the city at that point was covered
Dog more than three days supply q
water could be obtained. it was nc
h'ah-hi p wise or prudent move to max
N1et in a short time, the que stion woul
assam have 10 be met. and other mean
fi'f. aeai ana the money sn spent
missing The enlargement wcHld. in d
spnsnent of the board. have been pra
ttalT thrown away. This 7lroi.sct wa
taer abandoned as being uu wise.
When the board installed p new puml
.ns engine for supplying Rockford howe
4 nas nadi larger than was uefpssal
t.f t1' particular duty. SO that 20 ca
NJ 81 accident TO the Corlies nu mn
Cool Spring Station the new pump cou
b. used Tor supplying Rodney street to
eiacr
The board has taken ,everv means
guard ogainsi accidents IN it's power, nj
& the hope that nothing may pee
UIH||| HIf.H H#FHI .inr. mob. .4l,.r ~
Evening journal., 1902-02-21
p erownson peteats CompanY =

In a fast game of basketball last
night the Brownson Library team de-
feated Company II, of New Castle, by
a score OF 10 to 8. The game abounded
in hair-raising plays, and the fine pass
ing Of the book readers was very
much in evidence The soldiers are not
perfect in that line, owing to the posts
that mark their cage at home. The
game. taken as a whole. was full of
good points. and another game between
those teams will find no vacant seats.
Evening journal., 1902-02-21
DIED

BOOkER.-In this city. on February II.
1902. Margaret j.. wife of William n.
Booker. in her 55th year.
de NOu-In this city. on February is,
l@2. James l.. dc You. IN the S2d year of
his age.
kOBlNSON.-ln Philadelphia. Pa, on ihe
18th instant, Steven b. Robinson
.SHARpLESS.-O Fourth day. I'd
month. 18th, 1902 Jehu ID. Sharplcss, in
his 18th year.
Evening journal., 1902-02-21
FLORIDA-POPULAR TOURS VIA b
q 0. r r.

Leave Wilmington at 11Ol a. m,
February 25. S4S for round trip,
covering all expenses en- route, which
includes Pullman fare, dining car and
hotel in Washington, going and return
ing, on tour Of February II. Tour of
February % includes all expenses, go
ing. and railroad transportation only
returning. For itinerary and full in
formation, write or apply to II. A.
Miller, Passenger Agent, Wilmington
Del.
Evening journal., 1902-02-21

While opening oysters with a pocket
knife last evening Dennis Daley cut his
hand so badly that he had to be re-
moved to the Homeopathic Hospital.
The wound was dangerously close to
the main artery.
Evening journal., 1902-02-21

Samuel Speel, Of Camden, has
brought suit against the Delaware
Railroad Company 10 recover $3.50
damages to eight baskets of peaches
which he shipped from Camden last
summer.
Evening journal., 1902-02-21

larry those who get their supply of water
from Rodney street reservoir. should De
the same time we do not wish TO alarm
them unnecessarily.
Respectfully submitted by the
Board of Water Commissioners
Evening journal., 1902-02-21
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.-POPU-
LAR TOURS VIA b. & o. r. r.

Leave Wilmington, Saturdays, March
p, Is and %, at 11.01 a IN. Rate. S14
for round-trip, including railroad fare
transfers in Washington, staterOOm go
ling and returning on Potomac river
steamer, and one and three fourth days
board at the Hygeia Hotel. Old Point
Comfort
Evening journal., 1902-02-21
WASHINGTON, d. C-PoPULAR
-LInEE- NV TOIrr.c ~ n . u

y ~ IL ~ u Nl-IUT IlNIl
THREE-DAY TOURS VIA b. & o.
r. n.
Leave Wilmington az 1886 p. M.
'lLursdays, February 20 and March 10.
Rate. including all expenses, 50 for
found trip. Expenses include railroad
fare transfer 10 hotel and two days
board ~ Washington. For book OF
tours. giving itinerary and full details.
write Or apply 70 II. A. Miller, Passen-
ger Agent, Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1902-02-21
JAS. T. MULLIN & SONS,
9th and Market, Wilmington.
HANSCOM's
Friday, Feb. 81, 1902.
TEA.

We do not know what the nee
tar of the god sof ancient Greece
was, but from all accounts we are
convinced it was garden grown tea,
forno other drink has the fragrance,
the aroma, the stimulating and ex-
hilarating effect as it has.
In other words, if you experience
the divine pleasure of the ancient
gods, drink our Garden Teas; our
90 cent blend.
HAASC0n'S, Market and SeIenth NS.
Evening journal., 1902-02-21

THE Rev. w. T. Hammond will
conduct the revival service in Harrison
Street M. q. Church tonight
Evening journal., 1902-02-21
ATLANTIC CITY, N. ].
HOTEL DENNIS.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J..
Enlarged and improved. Hot ana cold
sea water baths. sun parlors on each
floor. Write for booklet
'f1S-tsmt-lSt WALTER ]. BUZBY.
Evening journal., 1902-02-21
SHOES.

ISPECIAIl-One lot of Mems New Patent Leather
Shoes. Guaranteed not TO break Through before q
the frs sole is Worn through. Made ito sell at 'N0
Evening journal., 1902-02-21

ne sad bOufu SNAIL also nave pOWtf
IN case of a prevalence of a malignant
disease in this city. to remove persons
suffering from contagious or infectious
diseases from filthy and noxious
habitations. or from noxious or pecu-
iarly exposed places, to other habita-
tons or hospital. whenever two-thirds
OF all the members of the Board shall
Determine that the faithful care Of the
health OF the city. or of any neighbor-
hood thereof. REQUIRES such a measure.
Evening journal., 1902-02-21

ng Shoes with investigating our prices simply
they take advantage of the tremendous bargains
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-21
La Negada de Mascagni
A NUJEVA YORK
UNA PLANCHA

Eecuerdo tendra para mientras exis-
ia el compositor Pietro Mascagni, lie
gado ell sabado Nueva York por el
vapor americana "Philadelphia". Ape
mas ell vapor entro en- bahia, fue rodea-
do por multitud de vaporcitos, cada uno
con su banda de m1sics.-"Esto va con.
migo"-se diJo Mascagni, y empez6 a
saludar en- todas direcciones, y agitando
desesperadamente sombrero y pafiuelo.
No iba con el, sin embargo, sino con
William Booth, eeneralfsimo del la
mado "Ejercito de salvacion", que We
MIA en- ell m1smo vapor y era recibido
en- triunfo por sus adeptos. Por fin Sc
presento un botecillo de mala muerte
con tres cuatro individuos, en- que de-.
sembarco Ell popular compositor con aire
bastante mohino. Aquf empezaron sus
tribulaciones. Mascagni trae como d
mtsiCos de Italia, mas como necesita
por 10 nlenos otros veinte, Ia Association
Protectora de M1sicos de America, le
hizo saber que los miembros de la mis-
ma no tocarfan con los recien llegados
por prohibfrselo ell reglamento. A bue-
ma con' posicion Sc decide que Mascag-
nj contrataria su orquesta en- Nueva
York para las representations que die
Sc en- la ciudad, y usarfa la que trae de
Italia para representa- por ell pals. 1Io
que parece mentira es que el no sup;e-
ra este tuando emprendio viaje.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-21
Camsilo Fkamaniayfdn.
Banobelab, canfbal
Sc comera un hombre vivo

( Sc COmera un hOmDre VINO {
Maflana, como va Sc ha anunciado re-
petidas veces, Sc llevara efecto el be-
nefcio de la distinguida actriz dramati-
ca sefiora Rojas, con el siguiente pro-
grama:
10 Sinfonia
20 Ell precioso estremes de Ramos
Carri6n, Leon y Leona", por la sefiora
Rojas y Nortes".
20 BANOBELAB-Un adulterio
La venganza del marido-Los adllte-
ros-La expiacion-I.a tumba de los
culpables-El confesor de la ad1ltera.
a. La preciosa zarzuela en- I'm acto,
"Nifa Pancha", poi Ii benefciada y el
sefior Nortes
Lectura de Poesfas por la se6ora Ro-
las dedicadas Banobelab por 110a0.
SO BANOBELAB Momentos de
risa. -Grandcs sorpresas-Lo impre-
visto.
Banobelab en- ell deseo de ofrecer l1n
nuevo sorprendente experimento, y q
fin de que el p1blico arrecie hasta don,
de llega su poder hipnotico, Sc coinera
un hombre vivo.
El aplaudido hipnotizador sefior Ba-
|nobelab, quien Sc ha prestado galante-
mente 4 tomar parte en- el benefcio de
la sefiora kojas, presentara curiosfsimos
|fenomenos de suggestion e hipnotismo
|completamente desconocidos de nuestrc
p1blico.
Ell sef1or Banobelab, Sc marcia para
Arecibo el jueves por la maf1ana.
Como es la Ultima function que dara en-
|nuestro teatro el professor Banobelab
|ha6una gran demanda de 1ocalidades
La zarzuela Nsaa Pancjsa, ha sido in.
|cluida en- el prograna de la function, q
instancias repetidas del publico que ha
ap1audido va a la sefiora Rojas, en- el
|papel de protagonista de Ia deliciosa
zarzuelita.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-21

Ell siguiente bando ha circulado en-
la maflana de hoy por esta ciudad:
Acadia Municipal de San Juan
Con objeto de que ell vecindario pucda
satisfacer el sentimiento piadoso en- con-
memoracion de los difuatos, he resuelto
autorizar los actos que suelen celebrarse
en- Ell Cementerio de esta ciudad y en- Ell
de Santurce, e1 dia 10 de Noviembre
proximo hasta las seis de la tarde y la
la mafiana del dia 2.
No debiendo olvidarse> >por esta .pia-
dosa costunbre, el cuidado de la higie-
ne p1blica, los cande'eros y otros obje-
tos de metal asi como algunas coronas
que Sc lleven para adornos de las tum-
bas que puedan ser desinfectadas. Sc
permitira que sean retirados del Cemen-
terio al dia sigliente. despues de hacer-
Sc la desinfeccion, de ocho a once de la
mafiana ante ell Official de Sanidad que
-estara allf para ese objeto.
Las alfombras, adornos de tela y de-
mas objetos que no sean suceptibles de
desinfeccion segura, seran destrufdos
por el fuego.
San Juan, P. r. " de Oetubre de
Ioo2.-M. Egozcue, Alcalde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-21
NOTA TRlSTE

Con pena damos la noticia de que ha
fallecido en- Caroliua un hombre digno
de la estimation pdblica. Ha muertc
en- dicho pueblo don Teodosio Diaz
probo comerciante y ciudadano distin-
guido por sus virtudes. IDescanse en-
paz!
Segdn nos dice nuestro corresponsal
e1 entierro del sefior Diaz ha sido una
manifestation de suelo.
Los hombres buenos dejsn tras 81 lu-
minoso raStro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-21
OzOmulSiOn
Oar ell llnico socorro

La siguiente communication fue en-
vlada por ell conocido Dentista de Ca
guas,, don Don Domingo A. Barreiro
al Coronel Russell, Representante espe.
cial de THE Ozomulsi6n Co.," en- Puer
to Rico.
Caguas, P r., Store "a de 1902.
The Ozomulsion Co.
New York.
Muy SefIores m1os:
Con indecible placer les diriio esta
carta para expresarle mi gratitud por
ell exito del medicamento que Uds. pre-
paran con ell t1tulo OZOMULSION.
Hace cuatro amos que venia pade-
cendo un catarro cronico y una tos per-
tinaz, sin que infnidad lie tratamientos
que he seguido lograran mejorar mi
dolencia.
Apenas empece a tomar dicha OZO-
MULSION me senti mejorado y hoy
despues de consumir uh frasco y parte
de otro, me siento radicalmente bueno.
Creo que este es I'm exito admirable
de su buena medicina y debe hacerse
p1blico para su satisfaction para bien
de la humanidad.
Soy de ids. atto S. S.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-21
Tribunal del Distrito de San Juan
Secretarfa
cedula de citaci6n y emplazamiento

CeQula de CltaClon y emplaZamlento
En- la demanda de divorcio promovi-
da por don Ernesto Lopez Diaz contra
ST. esposa dof1a Agues Gueron, Sc ha
dictado por ell Tribunal la providencia
siguiente:
Puerto Rico, Octubre diez y siete
de mil novecientos dos.-Dada cuenta,
hagase un segundo 1lamamiento por
terrnino de diez dias en- uno de los pc
riodicos de la 1ocalidad de mas circula-
cion election de la parte."
Y para que sirva de citacior y en-
plazamiento a dof1a Agues Gueron, ex-
pido la presente en- San Juan de Puerto
Rico IS de Octubre de 1902.
So RaDdn Falcon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-21
Descanse en- paz

En- la madrugada de hoy h' fallecido
en- Bayamon el virtuoso sacerdote don
Jose G. Vega.
Mafiana Sc celebraran en- la iglesia
parroquial de Bayamon, solelnnes hon
ras fdnebres por ell alma del padre
Vega.
Durante el funeral, permanecera ex-
puesto en- la nave del temple, el cadaver
del sacerdote ejemplar, que ha fallecido.
Dios haya acogido en- su seno ell al
ma del que fue su n1inistro en- la terra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-21
BeRit0 F. OLtra.

San Juan, P. r., Sbre. II de 1902.
The Ozomulsion Co.-New York.
Muy se1oreS mios:
No cumplirfa con mi deber, 81 por
medic de las presentes lfneas no demos
tiara mi agradecimiento.
Hace tempo padecfa de TN catarro
el cual me tenla s;empre de muy nal
humor.
Pero gracias a vuestra maravillosa
OZOMULSION me encuentro hoy per
fectamente, ha desaparecido ell malestar
general que me agobiaba, no encon-
trando palabras sufcienses para alabar
vueSrra medicina.
De ustedes respetuosamen.e,
/uan R0sad0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-21

La Logia Soberana "Capitolio Rosa
Cruz, Caparra ndmero &c., celebrara te-,
nida Ell microbes pr6ximo, en- ell local
de la "Estrella de Luquillo, O'Donell 9.
En- la mafana de hoy han salido
para su residencia de Ponce, los sefiores
Lcdo. don Luis Lloreps Torres y ell DR..
Corcnas.
Don Enrique Izquierdo, que Sc en-
contraba en- esta ciudad, ha salido para
su residencia de Toa-alta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-21
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que llevar en- ell bolsillo, para La tos y
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