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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-28
LAWSON WINS AGAIN
Several Worlds Records Were
Smashed at vaiIsburg
Track Yesterday.

Newark. n. J., July 27.-At the
Vailsburg track today worlds records
went by the board in both the amateur
and professional races
Probably the most remarkable race of
the day came in the ten-mile profess
sional, and Handicapped Wetmore had
so arranged the field that the men were
kept moving from the firing of the
pistol.
OF the forty men who started,
twenty five were left in at eight miles
The riders were in three punches after
going a mile and the back mark men
did not catch the leaders until five
miles had been travelled.
The pace did not slacken to the fin
ish. where w. S. Fem won by a length
and a half in the fastest time ever
made in such a competition.
His time was 21:53 1-5. Both NJ. l.
Hurley. the national amateur cham
pion, and Walter Smith broke amateur
records. Hurley won the quarter emile
race in rs rs seconds. The best pre-
viOus time was 90 seconds, made by NJ
Coffey.
Walter Smith then started in tc
knock out some more records behind
motor pace. He used the pacing ma
chimes belonging to Metz. which made
the worlds record in Brooklyn of q
mile in 1:10.
Smith made one mile in 1926 2-5. and
a little later started again and broke
ali amateur records from one TO five
miles. The old records. held by jos
Nelson, were: 1:2S. 1903 SIS. 4:36
GIL 1-5, 7:49. Smith rode the five miles
in us 3D..
Summary
Quarter-mile amateur, open-Won by
Marcus Hurley, n. Y. A. c.; Teddy Bill
lington. n. Y. 4. c.. second; NJ. l.
Dover third. Time-:2S 2-5.
One mile professional. open for non
first prize winners at Vailsburg-WoI
by liver Lawson, Salt Lake; w. A
Ruiz, New Haven, second; Jed New
kirk Chicago, third. Time-2:0S 1-5.
Mile amateur tandem. paced, agains
time-Walter Smith, Brooklyn. Time
1:26 rs, worlds amateur record.
Five miles amateur, tandem pace
reeord-Walter Smith. Brooklyn. Tim
One mile 1925 3-5: two miles, 2:5S 1-5
three miles. 4:23: four miles. $50 3-5
| five miles, 7:1S S-5. All worlds anna
teur records.
Two-mile amateur handicap--Won b.
NJ. L. Purdy. N y. A. g. tscrateh)
Oscar George, Brooklyn (scratch), sec
ond; George Glasson. Newarl
| (scratch), third Time-4:14 3-5.
Ten-mile professional handicap-Wol
! by w s Fem. Waterbury. Conn
| (scrateh): Menus BeddeIl, Lynnbrook
L. l. Gao yards), second: Floyd Krebs
Newark Csc yards), third. Time
21:5S is.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-28
TO BE BURIED TUESDAY.
Remains of Alderman Kelley 20 Lie
in State st Court House.

Denver, Colo, July 27.-The funeral
OF Alderman Andrew Kelley, who was
killed in the runaway accident near
Lake Cheesman yesterday, Will take
place on Tuesday
High mass viii be said in Sacred
Heart church At 9 a. m The body viii
then lie in state at the court house till
2:30 p. m, when it Will be taken to the
Catholic cemetery for interment-
Supervisor G. NJ. Lindquist, who was
injured in the same accident. will prob
ably recover. but the doctors say his
foot viii have TO be amputated.
The others who were injured were all
able to be out today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-28
FARRELrS BODY FOUND.
Body of Wreck Victim Taken From
Wreckage.

ST. Poul. July 27.-Another body. that
of a man. believed 10 be w. L. Farrell of
Butte. Mont. was found today in the
debris of the Milwaukee train wrecked
near Ettera. MIMI, on Friday night The
body was terribly mutilated. but was
apparently that of a man about 30 years
OF age A moulders union card was found
bearing the name of W. Z. Farrell Butte
Mont. while a pocketbook bearing the
name Of John NJ Farrell. Butte Mont
a photograph OF a young lady with the
name of Miss Matte Elliott 6f2 George
street. Butte. Mont was also found In
the dead mans pocket. This makes the
third fatality resulting from the wreck
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-28
SCHWAB MUCH ANNOYED.
Steel Magnate But Slightly Indis-
posed-Denies Himself to Callers.

Atlantic City. n. J.. July 27.-CharIes VI.
Schwab president of the United States
Steel corporation. who is spending a few
days with his family at his cottage here
is annoyed by stories printed today to
the effect that he WAS seized with a Sc
riOuS illness last night.
Mr.. Schwab arrived yesterday from
New York. During the evening he be-
came suddenly i'll. and the physician who
has been attending his family was called
The patient remained in bed until about
noon today. when he arose. and after
dressing himself. sat for a While on the
porch of his cottage.
There were so many kilograms and per-
sonal inquiries regarding his condition.
however. that he soon retired indoors and
denied himself to newspaper reporters and
other callers Mr.. Schwab expects to
return TO his New York office i'm two or
three days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-28
WAS A TAME AFFAIR.
Anti-friar Meeting in Manila Proved
Unimportant,

Manila. July 1.-THE auti-friar demon
stration which the municipal government
had been informed was to be held here to-
day. proved to be unimDortant
The police forbade the holding of a pro-
cession and the reserves were assembled
for the purpose of maintaining order
The leaders of the movement conducted
a meeting at the Gorilla theatre. but no
disorder occurred. At the conclusion of
the meeting which was not largely at
tended. owing 10 the storm which pre-
vailed the crowd dispersed quietly
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-28
is WRITING LIFE OF GOETHE.

ondon, July 27.-An announcement
of interest to the literary world is that
Lord George Gosehen. the former chan
eeiior of the exchequer- who heretofore
was chiefly known as an authority on
finance, is now working on life of
Goethe. of nhose works he is a. great
admirer. He is said TO have gathered
together mass of new material as the
result Of years of research.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-28
BEARS P0PE'S LETTER.
O'Gorman Leaves Rome With Pom
tiff's Gift For Roosevelt.

Rome. July 27--The letter which Bishop
Thomas O'Gorman of Sioux Falls. s. D..
who left Rome yesterday. bears from the
pope to President Roosevelt. thanks the
latter for kindness and gifts presented
by him TO his holiness. and Degs him to
accept in return a souvenir of the nom
tiffs good Will
The letter also expresses satisfaction
with the result of the NEGOTIATIONS car
ried on by Judge Taft. governor of the
Philippines. which his holiness says has
augmented his affection for the United
States. The entire letter is couched in
the most cordial terms
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-28
a Cu2 OF Lanes Tea at Might

Moves the bowels next day, and its
continued use will cure habitual con-
situation, sick headache and indiges-
ton. It will do you more good, and
cost you less money than any other
medicine On earth. Your druggist will
refund you the purchase price II you
are not satisfied. Price Csc and soc a
package. For sale by Godbe-Pitts
Drug company
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-28
Why Suffer with Headache

When one dose of Sherman's Headache
Cure will rid you of itZ They are in
Simultaneous in their effect. and per-
fectly harmless. Keep q box in the
house for emergencies. They cure neu-
ralgia. a5c and 10c a box. For sale by
Godbe-P Pitts Drug company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-28
Cots For Rent or Sale.
Freed Furniture & Carpet Co
BRYAN ABOARD NIxoN's YACHT

Bridgeport, Conn, July 27.-William
]. Bryan left Bridgeport late this after
noon on a yacht owned by Lewis Nixon
of New York, whose guest he viii be
for the next two days. The yacht viii
put into New Haven harbor tonight,
and will cruise to the eastward along
Long Island sound tomorrow. 1t is
said that on Tuesday Mr.. Bryan will
land at Block island, where he will rest
for several days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-28
@6FNVER ORD GRANlt
SH 40 IE@TcBuA
RIO GRANlE E5L I[FN S.
Current Time Tahto
IN Effect April 5. 1902
LEAVE SALT TAD1 -

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~ S-Fo or Grand Junction. Den
yer and points east
- S-tor Provo. Grand Jun gu an
No @nu All polnGs east az
fio1 80 ErOYo, Grand Juno E-"-
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70, I1eoer, Mt Pleasant Ne
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NO SFOr Eurt ka- Psvso- IL SUI an
FroVo and intermedi9ta
No, Ii~For ogden an; -; 5,o0pu.
No. CFor OSs s5iSs- -, ir-.-- $40 Pm.
NJ -Eor ogden and TIE west = N {, L
No s2-FOr Pa~I- 80 l1iS "eSt--l- a D. N.
ARRIVE SATm -, -. S:l5 an
Ne - z- L Sail LAKE CITY.
~ +srI from Ogden and al in
mediate points an,
NO e-F'rOm Provo. Grand Jrrc '-' an.
ZION and the east
10 II rom Provo. Grand JuDr- ~ 81 n
uon and the east
No S-From Provo, Grand II,Dc- -'' N
No. GF T me f east r,. ...lo-5o pm.
iL4Ieka, MarysvaIe, Manti ana
intermediate points -. s.oa,.
" e-Erorn Ogden and the vyasr S.16 : :. II
Ne rom Ogden and the vest 3.65 :, y - n
No noL- Og1en aHc the west $40 = "
~ FROM Eureka Pa,-s5r R-4--'
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NO. 4-From Park CITY - - = m a.
S,-,S eriect Dining Car ServirF7 E-'-''
Sieeplng cars 10 Chicago VVftbr,7+ ~.
tIekeI Otrice. 103 West second SsC--ss
HosIoillcS Corner Phone 2l5
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-28
Cures SciatIca.

Rev. W. L. Riley, Ii. D.. Cuba, New
York, writes: After fifteen days of ex-
cruciating pain from sciatic rheuma-
tiSm, under various treatments. / was
induced to try Billiards. Snow Lini-
ment, the first application giving my
first relief. and the second, entire re
lief / can give il unqualified recon-
mendation- soc and S1.Oo. at Il. Z. NJ /.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-28
KILLS HIMsEIF IN CELL.

Port Townsend. Wash July 27-Yfp
Hay. the Alaska Chinese murderer taken
from the steamer Dolphin yesterday
evening. committed suicide in the city
Jail last night by strangling himself with
4 shOeString
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-28
ANACONDA SALOON HELD UP.

Anaconda, Mont. July 27.-The Moni-
tor saloon was held up early this morn
ing by masked highwayman and
robbed of about 500. Five men were
in the saloon at the time Of the rob-
berry
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-28
STILL UNABLE TO WALK.

Cowes. Isle OF Wight. July liking Ed
ward is much better. but is not vet able
to walk or staRd. Yesterday for the first
time his majesty used his new Invalid
chair. which enables him TO move himself
about
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-28
Time Table
In Effect
April |. 1902
IEj3iII
ARRIVE.

ARRIVE.
ELOH OSdeis- Portland. Butta
chicago, St Louis, Omaha Der,
yer and San Francisco
from Ogden and intermediate
F P91neS S,;;is5;.s ,4.;s; $40 an.
E ET9y9 o and ints.EraediaIe E3iats s:ss an.
Kansas City, Omaha, D.nver
and San Francisco ......-- 3-z,-
From Garfield Beach, ToOele ana
FER Terminus T3.i -. Soc Da.
PRO Provo and Slanti - 500 IN
Ogden anu Intermediate points. $50 nm.
San Francisco .;;;-;;i;.,-.-..-. $40 pm.
For Ogden. cache Valley.
CTna1a, Chicago. Denver, Kan
sas City and ST Louis -. 200 an
For Garfield Beach, TO0ele and
Terminus. -....----.-;.----- rs an
.Neghi and Manti ..........-... 7.5s an
For Ogden, Butte, Helena, Port
land, San Francisco and inter
! For Ogden, Omaha, Chicago.
and San Francisco, -.,---1s:5o pm.
For Ogden. Denver. Kanszg
City, Omaha. St Louis and
For Provo. Nephi. Milford. Cali
entes and intermediate points. 7:05 Pm
[ For Ogden, Butte. Helena, Port
land, san Francisco and inter
T. N. SCHUMACHER,
Act. Traffic Mgr.
D. T hurley,
D. S. SPENCER.
city ticket office. 2l Main street. Tsls-
| phone. go.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-28

When Other Medicines Have Failed
Take Foley's Kidney Cure 1t has
cured when everything else has disap-
pointed Johnson-Pratt Drug company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-28
POLICE ARREST
TWO SALOON MEN
Kept Their Places Open on the
Sabbath.
MANY OTHERS ALSO OPEN
HONEST EFFORT, THOUGH, TO
ENFORCE THE Law.

IT WO saloons were raided yesterday
by the police, and the proprietor
in each place was placed under
arrest on the charge OF violating the
Sunday liquor ordinance. The arrest
of the offenders is regarded as a clev-
er piece of work on the part of the de-
tectives and officers who participated
in the raids.
Early in the afternoon Detectives
Chase and Gillespie, in company with
Officer Simpson, started the crusade on
the open saloons. The two detectives
stationed themselves in the rear of
Browning & Dahlstead's saloon at rs
East First South street, while the pa
trolman kept guard over the front en-
trance. 1t was positively known by the
officers that numbers of men were il
the room and escape was prohibited to
even those who were known to be
merely patrons of the bar.
Without the formality of knocking,
the detectives pushed boldly into the
place through the rear door and placed
the man behind the bar under arrest.
A stampede of those who were in the
room followed and all made a dash for
the front door. The bury form of the
patrolman prevented escape from that
CNtAOHs lnC uGIilCS VI oil WHO
We're known were taken to be used as
witnesses in prosecuting the case
against the proprietor.
The bartender was taken to head
quarters, but was released in bonds
of 800 to appear in the city court this
afternoon to answer the charge of
violating the Sunday liquor ordinance
Later in the afternoon Mounted Or
fcer Sperry rode out toward the Warm
Sry. no nd hr-nrr 1t h
a bartender who gave the name of
! Tom Thomas. The officer, so he de-
clared. had no difficulty in gaining
entrance TO the place, which is near
the Springs. Before he went inside,
however he waited for some time
watching the line of men going in and
out of the place. Finally becoming
convinced that he had a clear case
against the proprietor, he went through
| the door and took the bartender into
| custody He was taken to headquar-
tiers, but was released on bonds OF
| $50.
Other Saloons Open.
Other officers were detailed to appre-
bend any vioIators of the law that
could be found, but aside from the two
no arrests We're made. Because only
/ two arrests were made it does not fol
| low that only two saloons were doing
! business on. yesterday In the business
/ district of the city a large number rar
/ wide open during the entire day. A
majority, however, closed their doors
| from II Saturday night until that houl
/ last night. On Second South street, be-
| tween Main and State, most of the
/ groggeries sold liquor They were moi
! wide open, as were some OF. their mort
| pretentious neighbors in other parts OF
the city, but managed to let the thirs-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-25
Federation Libre

ri dOmiugo en- Ia noche tuvo lugar
en- el teatro de esta capital la function
prepaIada por los miembros de la "Fe.
deraei5n L!bre".
Segdn estaba anunciadO, di6 princi
pio el espectaculo las ocho ymedia,
p,esentando el senor Iglesias al senior
Matienzo CLINTON, ell que en- corto
tempo expres6 con frases correctfsimas
su respeto y consideration al obrero y
sus deseos de que no existisran en- esta
ciu6ad dos federaci0nes, sino que todOs
los obreros formaran una sola y poten-
te agrupaci6n dijo tamb:6n que 81
habfa sostenido en- la farmacia del Sr.
Guilermety algunas discusiones en-
defensa del obrero, que el antes que
por Dadie mirabs por por el obrero y
que 6 no era razista como le acu-
saba, pues para 6l todos los hombres
eraD iguales.
D5spu6s habl6 ell se1or glesias
qa:en manifesto que su discurso habfa
sufrido una trasformaci6n complete,
pues 6 crefa otra oosa y que despues
de- Or al senior Matienzo. va NADIA Jenfa
que decir, sino que los miembros de Ia
"Federaci6n Libre" se telicitaban por
las declaraoiones hechas por el sefior
Matienzo Ointr6n y que debfa CONT
nuar sempre ignsl, porque ESQ es 10
que le hace talta al obrero dc Puerto
Rico, que los hombres ssnos & intelii
gentes le guien por ell sendero que de
ben seguir dentro de los grandes idea
les de la raz6a y de la libsrtad Amboa
orad0res eran interIumpidos a cada
instante con nu5ridos aplausos.
De las obros puestas en- escena O
cronista deo'ara que no esperaba vel
un desempeno como 81 que tuvieror
pues 1nicamente Sc nOtaba falta de di
recci6n escenics, dispos cones indiscu
tibles para ell arte las demostraron lol
ficiOnados obreros.
FL espectaculo term'u6 a la una dt
la mafisna.
Nuestra felit i ,aci6n para los que for
oman ell cuadro arifstico asf como para
toda la Federation L;bre."
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Lo esperdbamos.

Aver tarde ha ocurrido un incidente 10.
mentable que ha podido evitarse prohibien.
do los nifos cue corran como locos por las
aceras de las GALES, con psrjuicio de los trans
seuutes y peligro de su parte. 50
El nino Emilio Marines, iba por Ia Gale
do la Fortaleza en- uuos patines y resbal6
cayendo con tan mala fortuna, que SO pro.
dujo la fractura total del braso derecho.
Insistimos sobre la necesidad de prohi.'
bir que esas expansiones peigrosas de los
nifos eontiDden molestando & los tianseuns
les, poniendo en- peligro sd integridad per.
sonal y sembrando por consiguiente Ia in
trauquiiida1 en- les hogares. 4.
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Cr0niCa ReligioSa
La fiesta de Santa Ana

Result5 espl6ndida la fiesta del vi
Orucis en- "a capilla de Santa Ans,
sabado en- la noche.
T0dos los altares y especialmente {
mayor estaban adornadcs con arte'
'iquezs predominando Iosr colores d
verde natural y morado balido.
LIS 8 estacionesverdaderas .obras d
arte reigioso traidaS de una importap
to casa de Paris, e3taban expuestas so
ore bandeTas moradas y ORC. de cuya
extremidades pendfan cintas lujosiSj
mas que asian los padrinos lie ests nue.
va cOtradfa.
A las s;ete y media, al toqle d.
campanas y m;entras el cOro cantabs
el Virat pastor bonus hizo su entrads
ell Iltmo. se9pr obispo acompsnado dt
los sacerd0tes seflores Berries, Alfonso
Fernandez L'amas y Rivera.
A Ia puerta del temple les recibi6 e
Reverendo capellan de Santa Ana
acompaiiado de la guardia de honor cor
Ves idosblanccs y morados.
Ri senior o oispo diligi6 su autcliza
da palabra al numeroso p1blico que se
agolpaba hasta en- las puertas del tenn
plo, con esa claIidad de conceptos que
le distipgue.
in Pfoceei6 dsspues 4 Id ben dici6n de
las estaoiones cada ma de estas apa
drinadas por los siguientes sefiores: don
J Jose 8. @ lihones y selors, don Oonra
do Hernandez y senora, don Franc isco
de Paula Aouna y sonora, don Rafael
Fabian y senora, don Felix Noa y Sc
nora, don Antorio Monroig y sonora,
don Felix Vega y senora, den Jose
Trse1a y sonora, don Arturo Noble y
sonora, don Francisco Alamo sehora
y don Pedro Guisti y senora.
Ora vez rendi los al ta!ento y al ar
te de las bellas seforitas que forman el
coro de Santa Ana, tenemos que en-
vfarles nuestras felicitaciones y aplau
sos por Ia brillante ejecusi6n de los
cantos gregolianos de Interpretation
Terminada la ceremonial SO traslai6
el Iltmo. Sr. O,ispo acompa1aio del
numeroso c,eTo y representatives de la
Pfenss, y padrinos de la cersmoti. a
la casa del rector de Santa Ana CONT
qua a la iglesis. ALI tomaron un
lunch.
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NOTICIAS DEL DIA.

A las 8 de la madrugada de hoy ha falle.
cido en- esta ciulai ell joVen comerciante don
Higinio Lopez Oachads, vfctima de la terri
bic entermedad de, mnermo
Enviamos a Ia viuda y demas familia del
fna la expression mas sincera de nuestra con
dolencia por la irreparAbls perdida que e1.
perimentan.
Anoche no pudo celebrsr session ell ayun.
tamiento de esta ciudad, por faltar algunos
senores Ooncejales.
Ell Embajador frances Mr.. Oamb6n al sa.
lir de Nueva York prob6 los cigarrillos de
la marca LA FLOR DE RORINQUEN,
&c Puerto Rico, declarando que estos pro.
ductos son superiores y que compton ven
tsjosamente con todos sus asimilares de
cualquier parte del mundo.
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Fiesta bOrrascOsa

Esta madrngada nabfa uu bsiIe en- IL
casa de la fndividua Gregoria Manso que
vive en- la calle Norzagaray.
Ouando va iba terminarse la fiesta el
individuo Manuel Elias Sc insolent6 con Ia
dueha de la casa, conocida papularments
por ell sobrenombre de "Goy6n", la que
propin6 unos golpes en- la cara. 80
Ramon Falcon y Plaza, amante de la
mujer citada que Sc hallaba en- el bale sali5
en- defensa de su hembra armada de nm ga.
rrote hiri6 en- Ia espalda Manuel Elias,
trabsndose una de palos de la que resulta-
ron contusos los tres individuos.
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Los grandes criminales
Asunt0 sensational

Eduardo Biddle, ell malhecLor evadi-
do de la carcel de Pittsburg que iue
herido y cap:urado, esta morinundt; Ia
mujer Soffel que result6 herida tam
bier, esta muy grave de pulmonfa, y
Juan, el otro asesino que esla heyiiC
igualmente, asegura positivamente que
ellos no hicieron tuego sobre sus perse'
guidores, sino que en- cumplilniento de
I'm juramento que habfan hecho, Sc hi
Iier0n con sus propias manos, puef
pretelian la muerte a ser oapturadoe.
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PRECAVEOS DE Los FRALDES
B INITACIONES

Aceptad solamente los remedies "OU RA
SEGURA" para ell ASMA, CATARR0,
|FIEBRE, 0lSENTERlA; G0N0RR0EA. esp R.
MATORREA, STILLS. PERDlDA De La VIRI-
LOAD y DEBILlDAD kERvI0SA El trata
miento, en- torma Ifquids, para un mes, que
curara positivamente el caso mas rebelde,
cuesta E 800, orc americana, su equiVa-
lente en- moneda de ese pals, por cads bo-
tslla.
Su droguista debe tener esos remedies en-
existeucia, pero 81 no es asf, enyienos ell
precio, dici6ndonos ell remedio que necesita,
y Sc 10 enviaremos ensegulda por expreso,
porte pagacO.
Di1ijanse a
La CompaNta m6dica International,
Apartade 497,
32O 324 Broadway, New York, e. U. de A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-25
sALUO TRANQUlLIDAD Y REPoSo PARA LAS
ANDRES Y LAS CRIATURAS

Ell JARABE OALMANTE de Ia Sra.
VINSLOW. Sc da & los nifios en- 81 perfo.
do de la deDtici6n. Les ablanda las en-
cfas, resuelve Ia infamaci6r, alivia todo
dolor, cura el c6lico ventoso Inocente
y efcaz en- todos los casos. Aconsejamos
& las msdres que tengan I'M nifio enfermo,
que no dejen que Ia prevention propia nj
Ia de otros, evite el uso de esta medicina
que proporciona allvio ssguro, sbsoluts-
mente SECURE 81 90 usa oportunsments.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-02-25
La finCa lei OIimpO'

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b$sta el Io de Marco las dos de
Ia tarde
Esta Ii icA colinda puente San An
tonic cara Nurt1 cArreJera Sauturce,
Oeste MAGYAR del puerto, Slr calo
Martin PEN,
Para iUfUrmes la msms faea de IL
d 4 de la tarde por esorlto q Jose
Roses.
Los gastos de nueva escirtLra: :serar
de cuenta del cOmprador. 2vs