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my brother. you are safe. TO
have had 4 very dangerous ride"

have had = very dangerous ride.
1T Is not 80 weel, that boot ye ride
upon" put in another Indian, with a
strong Scotch accent. The men with
the paddles at once propelled the
canoe away from the Ice foe, and 1t
glided out into the bay, straight Tor
the village of Metlakahtla- The island
was given by the United States TO a
scanty tribe of British American In.
dilns whom an old Scotch missionary
had converted from utter sayagery
into civilized and God-fearing people.
When the canoe touched the shore
Paul saw an elderly white man In the
throng He was dressed in the garb
of civilization, and his long, white hair
and beard gave him patriarchal ap-
pearance. His face was grave and
kind.
My son, kind Providence has won
derfully preserved you. We will go to
church to return thanks for your great
deliverance, and then we will hear
your story.
After songs and prayers Paul was
taken to the home of the patriarch,
where he Jared sumptuously, after
which he narrated his strange adven-
lures to the good old missionary.
so you are another. my son, who
has come to dig gold from the earth
in the frozen north" Then, taking the
arm of the youth, he led him from the
house. and, pointing to that great old
mountain, which, grim and gray, tow
cred into the skies, and with his eyes
wildly dilGtlng. said:
''ln mockery, at the grim gateway OF
Alaska, towers that mountain OF gold
upon which no white man dares lay
his finger
Paul gazed at him in amazement
and began to wonder If he had not got
among a race of madmen.
How was the gold discovered?" he
asked.
Its not discovered save by the In
dams and perhaps one other than
yourself. But come in and | will tell
you what other white man than your
self knows of the island and the noun
tain of gold"
When they were seated in the coy
parsonage the old missionary proceed
ed to tell Paul the story, but they
were interrupted by the arrival Of
some Indians with a prisoner. The
story told by Father Duncan we have
heard before from the lips of Clum
Ralston. No sooner did Father Dun
can see the captive than he said
ct is one of the two sailors who did
away with the poor captain"
When Paul saw the prisoner he ex-
claimed:
Great Heaven, 1t is one of the
men who captured the old hermit in
the cavern,"
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CHAPTER VIII.
Laura's Departure.

1
While the many stirring events were
transpiring in Alaska, poor Laura
| Bush was living a life of doubt, min
gled with nope and despair, at Fresno,
| California Not line had she re-
ceived from Paul since the letter came
! that he was robbed and wounded.
Was he dead or was he still alive,
struggling to regain what he had lost?
1t began to be whispered over the
town that Laura Bush was losing her
reason. Theodore Lakeland was
shocked and grieved at the thought.
for in his selfish way he loved her
madly. He would have given worlds
to possess this matchless beauty, who
had wholly captivated his soul.
At this time a most remarkable
event transpired-an event that was
more surprise to Laura than any one
else. A bachelor uncle living in Wyo-
ming died and left her twelve thou
sand dollars-all he possessed.
This will enable me to procure an
outfit and go in search of Paul. said
Laura to Mrs. Miller. The widow en-
folded her in her arms and begged her
to abandon such a mad design.
In vain she wept, prayed and plead
with her. Laura was so impressed with
the conviction that she must go. She
had her way. Buying her outfit and
securing the service of a faithful,
trusty man who had worked for her
father, she prepared for the journey.
She had made her last trip to San
Francisco and returned late one day,
a short tine before her departure. On
reaching Fresno she started from the
depot to walk home. 1t was so late
the sun had set, and the shadows Of
evening began to creep over the land
scape. She heard footsteps at her
side and Lackland's voice said:
Miss Bush, have heard rumor
that you are going to start for Alas
ka."
Il shall"
He walked on in silence for q mo-
ment, while his pale face wore PEN
sive, sad expression, and his eyes were
upon the ground. His determination
to conquer made him selfish and
scheming. At last he said:
Laura, you do not understand me.
I am q true friend to you; you may
not believe 1t, but l am. That other
time my passion was hot l was wrong.
perhaps, in denouncing the man you
loved. but surely you will forgive me-"
She answered that she was taught
she must forgive in order to be for
given. AS a drowning man clutches
at straw. ne grasped at something
in her words, and was encouraged to
add:
Laura, II you would let ne sympa-
thize with you in this less, would
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Put in cne Strenuous Day.

Pastor Charles Wagner. advocate
OF the simple life, put in at least one
strenuous day in Philadelphia last
week. On arriving from Washington
he was driven to the University club.
where he attended a luncheon in his
honor. Immediately thereafter he pro-
ceeded to Temple college. where the
degree of LII. d was conferred upon
him. In the evening be dined at the
home of Joseph Lindley and later at
tended a reception at the Penn club.
where he greeted several hundred
prominent residents of the Quaker
city.
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College Graduates Weak in English.

Prof. Charles Gayley of the Uni
versity of California says: There are
many employers in San Francisco who
for the last fifteen years have COM
planned to me of the horrible English
used by our graduates employed by
them. They say there are very few.
indeed, who can talk and write cor
rectly. The main trouble lies in this
that the students are 'railroaded'
through colleges in their study Of the
professions and very little. if any. of
their time has been spent en- the study
of English expression and literature"
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HoW,s This?

We orer Que Hundred Dollars Ee-srd for ary
-zse q Cktz-ra that cs1no. be cured nF HATS
cztsrTn Cure
FJ. CHENEY a CO.. Toledo o
We the finders gne1- have kn0rl Ccc1ey
Tor the last IS year. and believe hin perfectly nn
1rxbe In all .b1si1eSs transactions and rcs1ciA-ly
tbe 70 cArTy ont a1y obzzti. ns made D. III I'M
WxLDtNS. kTSSsS & AAEyiS
vholess.e Dr1Egisls- Ioleco. o
Hairs Cs.Srrh Cure l. taken internally actinS
freely upoc the biiod and surfaces u The
sysren Tesrirl0ntat- sent free Price 5 cent? Per
5ostle- sod By al Druggists
Take HAIRS Family Pills for co1sst12coz-
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Rarest American Beck.

The rarest American book IS the
New England Primer. ''the little Biole
Of New England" as il has been cali
ed. which is so rare that the earliest
printed editions have vanished. no one
knowing. indeed. when ard where me
srst edition was actually issued
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In the British military prisons Ghe
prisoners practice rife Shooting. gym
castles and signaling, and those who
are to be discharged from the army at
the end Of their terms learn a trade,
II they have none
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Follow ToIstoi's Teachings

Bulgarian newspapers give the
names OF two doctors OF philosophy
who have taken the teachings Of Tol-
stoi so much to heart that ore Of
them has become a cobbler and the
other a bootblack-
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You don't think Schil-
ling's Best is better than
anybody else's best; very
well; you can try it.
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CHILD PRINCESS is ILL.
Daughter Of German Emperor Suf
ferinq From Influenza.

The little Princess Victoria, daugh.
ter of the German emperor and EN-.
press, is suffering from a severe at
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The k|Oldyle Gold Mystery.
By JOHN z. MUsICK.

Asthsr Of "mystsrtoas Mr.. howsrf." TIN
Dark Stranger" Charlie AliendaIs's
Dsebls." BIZ.
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Beautiful Old Acc.

Roses are most beautiful just before
the petals rail-. So it Is often with old
age touched with kindness and ten
der sympathy.
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tack OF influenza, which the empress
also contracted while nursing the
child, obliging her majesty TO cancel
various engagements.
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Important to Mothers.

Exxrfne carefully every bottle OF CAsTORlA-
q safe and sure remedy for Infants AID eniidr-s-
md zee tbs. Il
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oopyrfxnt. iss7, BY Rosxxr BoxHxH's sem,
An rghts reserved

CHAPTER vlI.-(continued.) =.
Have you travelled far?" asked
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pleta. Conocemos & este ioven Oficia
saOemos que como funciOnario sabe
cumplir con su deber.
SUMMER 3--El transpOrte anne
rlcano SSummer0 saldr6 de Ponce Pto.
Rico eL Microbes al medic dia para
San Juan, saliendo de este 6Itimo pun
to para New York ell Jueves por Ia
mafIana q las 8.
Mr.. HARTZELL.-Nos informa
atentRmente el Hon. Mr.. Charles Hart
zell que partir del pr6ximO Septiem-
bre empezar6 & ejercer en- esta ciudad
su profession de abogado, con bufete
en- Ia plaza principal, cerca de Ia ofici-
ma de CorreOs. Buenos negociOs de-
seamos al competenie letrado ameri-
cano.
<GLOCESTER. p 81 cafiOnero
eGlocester9 sali6 ests tarde para Gu
Zebra.
DEDERICK.-El sefor Dederick,
de New York, ha comprsdo algunRs
areas de terreno en- Dorado. para de-
dicarlo Ia siembra de naranjas.
LOPEZ NUSSA.-HOy ha salido
para los Estados Unidos ell joven en-
pleado de correos don Victor Lopez
Nussa, en- uso de IicenciR, Rcompafada
de su hermano Rafael Y Maria L. de
Tingle.
q. S. S. POTOMAC.-Anoche sa-
lis con rumbo Culebra y SAINT Tho
mas ell cafl0nerO SPOtomac0 condu-
ciendo correspondence.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES inf0r-
mar & todos los sefIores Letrados de
esta ciudad y de Ia isla. y & las dem6s
personas que teng8n asuntOs pendien-
tes ante la Corte municipal de San
Juan que el dfa 80 del actual & las p.
m. tendra Iugar en- ell salon de Rctos, ell
segundo llamamientO del <Calendario2
para las vistas de todas mociOnes, ex-
cepciones procedimientos interlocu-
torios, Y para arreglar para juiciO los
pIeitos del calendario.
EN- SAN JUAN. Sc encntra en-
esta ciudad ell senior Ricardo Skerret,
IngenieEo destinado en- Maysglez.
ESTADISTICA Actualmente Sc
encuentran reclufdos en- las Carceles de
Districts Presidio Departmental
1894 presOs. sufriendo condena 1859 y
pendientes de elias 225, de 6stos son
mujeres So.
II. L. F. Aver tallecl0 en- ol Hos
pitaI Municipal de esta ciudad. 81 Ia
borioso iOven tip6grafo don Victor
Henriquez. natural de Curacao. Des-
canse en- paz ell alma del fnado.
BOMBEROS.- Han entrado for
mar parte de Ia Brigada de Salvamen-
to ee Cuerpo de Bomberos de est9 ciu-
dad. los i6venes Carbia y Adzuar.
HALL AZGO.-El ciudadano Felix
-Gonz6lez Geigel, ha depOsitado en- es-
ia redacci6n un llavero con dos IlaVes
Y cadena. que fu6 encontrado en- las
inmedisciOnes de Ia estaci6n del tren
el6ctricO.
MATHESON.-El senior Matheson,
vista de Ia Aduana, saldra hoy para los
Estados Unidos en- 81 traspOrte sKil-
patrick ,
RECEPCCION. En- la morada del
senior JOS E Spear habr6 msfIana una
danza y reception para aIgunos de sus
amigos:
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Esta mafIana Sc ceIebr6 un juicio en-
ell Juzgado Municipal de esta Ciudad,
de los que frecuentemente ccurren.
Luisa Santana y Agustina Santiago.
despu6s de iDjuriarse mutuamente. SO
fueron & las manos. saliendo Contusas
Y heridas vi6ndose en- la necesidsd de
intervenir los esposos de Rmbas. apa-
reciendo un cuchillo que no Sc ha po-
dido poner en- claro quien 10 esgrimie-
ra. 81 Juez impuso & las causantes
del escsndalo 30 dfas de arresto & cada
una.
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VeIada Ilrico-dram$
tiCa en- Vega, Baja.
RubO muChO Gnt0SIaSmO y Sc re-
GjtaTOn bOnltaS pOeSIaS.
Ell JUEz GEleEL EN- On CASO VlS1O EN- SO JUz-
GADO PR0MUNGlO UNA SEHTENGlA { tlLU tn
ELLA ATlHADAS G0RSIDERAClOHES.
(De maestro COrrespomao1.) }

Agosto %.
Aver ante numerOsO p1blic0 sc lleVo
& efecto Ia velada lirico-dramatica que
en- obseQuio al conseCuente patrlota
don Arturo Santana Mater. daba la
compafIia de aficionsdos de este pueblo
auxiliada por q j6ven genial poeta
senior Vicente Rodriguez.
A la verdad, sRbfamos que Ia COM
pafIfa Ia compOnian verdaderOs artis-
tas; sabfamos que ell sefIor Rodriguez
era un poetR de coraz6n. perO nunca
crefmos que Is realidad nos hiciera
comprender que nuestros artistas, es-
tuvieran al nivel de los verdaderos ac-
torres Y verdaderos poetas.
Abri6 ell actO ell senior Rodriguez
con patri6tico discurso v nos lego
fragmentos de poes1as del ausente ami
go. Arturo Santana, y entire elias una
gus Sc titula ga mi patria0 que con-
movie profundamente ell auditoriO.
al querido compatriota desde aqu1
le damOs nuestros placemes por tan
elevados pensamientOs Y Ia manera de
expresarlOs.
Pusi6ronse en- escena las chispeantes
Obras SDon Ricardo Y don Ramon, ,
clos vecinos de enfrente9 y ESu Ex-
celeucia.7
Ea eI intermedio de una q otra pie
"a, ell senior Rodriguez nos recit6 una
poesfa in6dita titulsda SPatria. , de be-
Hos pensamientOs.
Cerr6 la velada Ia sefIOrita Paca San
tana, dando las gracias al pdblico en-
carinosas frRses. Y ell xinteligente1 que
la escuchaba fu6 grauamente impresio-
nado.
Nuestros pl6cemes & todos.
Gran actividad ha demostradO Ia
Corte Municipal de Vega Bsja. jose
Rivera Adorno ha sido condenado 80
dfas de carcel. 10 dollars de multa Y
las costas por aggression con motive de
una reyerta prOmovid4 en- un bale.
Ramon Noble. com rciGnte de es-
ta plaza, fu6 condenado pagar 100
dollars de muIta v las costas, por deli
to contra ell erario de Puerto Rico.
Llev6 Ia defensa el j6ven abogsdo Mi
guel Guerra, quien estuvO elOCuente
en- gu defensa. aIegandO Ia honrsdez y
buena fama que en- la localidad tiene ell
acusado. que su intenci6n no habfa
sido defraudaI los fc ndos insulares.
El juez. Sr. GeigeI, pronunci6 su
sentenCia, manifest8ndo que dadas las
sctuales condolences ecOn6micas del
pals, los industriales de tener especial
cuidado en- cumplir rigurosameute las
leyes de Rentas. &Estamos en- Ia obli-
gaci6n extricta. a1adi6. de sostener
csda uno de los habitantes del pals Ia
administration insular, cuandO ests
obligation Sc impone & un ciudadano;
obligation que en- todos los pafses civil
lizados Sc hace respetar. tanto mas
cuanto que las necesidades del pals
sean mas apremiantes. Es ell medic de
lIegar una comunidad & un fin pr6spe-
70 y feliz9
Aquf es muy aplaudida la rectitud
del juez.
Sc espera en- este pueblo & la se-
norita Paoli. gloria del arte puerto
rrique6o. que dsr6 un brilIante con-
cierto en- nuestro espacioso teatro. Hay
gran animation.
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ProtesOras pones6as.

Aver tuvimOs mucho gustO en- saIu-
dar en- esta redacci6n & las j6venes y
bellas profesoras de Ponce. sefioritas
Elena Colon Y Anita y Antonia Rivi6.
que regresan con Ia expedition de
maestros.
Largo ratio departures con tan cul-
tas compatriotas. que pOr gu sensatez
Y por su talento, pueden honrar en-
cuaIqCier parte ell nombre de su pals.
Tambi6n lego & San Juan otra pro-
fesora de Ponce. no menos instruida 6
inteligente. la sefIorita IsabeIita BaIa-
guer, que gozs de merecida estima en-
Ia Ciudad del Sur.
A todas damos afectuosa bienvenida.
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Ssnlnario do Pennington.
Para j6venesy senoritas.
Pennington, N. j., V. S. a.

corta distancia de la ciudad de Nueva
York, conectado por ell terrocarril de Filadel-
fla y Reading. Ocho curses de estudios. Sc
prepare para entrar q colegios superiores, y
para seguir la carrera del oomercio, al mis-
mo tempo, es una escuela de perfecciona-
miento para seforitas
Magnihco Departamento escuela oomercial.
Esplendidas ventajas para ell estudio del
piano del organo de flauta. Tiene una an
tigua reputation por la rapida correcta
manera de ensenar el ingl6s, 81 curse de
otono Sc abre el ID de Septiembre Sc reci-
ben alumnos en- todo tempo despu S de esta
fecha.
POI. .catalogos ilustrados gratis dirijirse q:
PRESIDENTE MARSHALL, Pennington,
N. ]. II S. A. 70
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Don Manuel Gonzalez

En- Rio Grande faIIeci6 81 sefIor don
Manuel Gonzalez. dignfsimO espa-
mol. que am6 & este pals con tanta in
tensidad y tanta sinceridsd como & So
prOpia patria.
EI senior Gonzalez fu9 un leal ami
go de los puertOrriqueffos. y al lado de
6stos estuvo siempre, siendO IN gene
ros0 protector de nuestras libertades.
Descanse en- paz ese noble espanol,
que fu6 por su alma tan buen puerto
rriquefIo como ell que mas.
Nuestro p6same & sus familiares to-
dos
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Farmacia Colon

MedicamentoB fregCog.-Drogas puras.-E8
po0ial eBm0ro en- sl d0spaCho do FecetAn poH
personal competente.
Complete gurtido de geringaG de Prava
altimo1 modeloB.
Equtdsd On los pr0CioB.
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PT6Xlma COnfeTenCia del Ss10T
GOTdiIS.

EI jueves. las ocho y media habr6
en- ell Ateneo una conferencia pOr ell se-
nor GordiIs.
FL tema es ell siguiente: eEstudio
cr5tjc0 GcercG de la 5ncorpOr0ci6,a del
pGrtSdO reDat6lic0no de Puerto Rico al
de los E8tGdos UuGdo8.1
Hay gran inter6s para esa conferen-
cia. pues dada 10 Specification poIftica
de don jose GOrdils su Independent
dencia de criterio. tai acto revestirS
importancia, ) ss SECURE que los salo-
mes del Ateneo resuItarSn estrechOs
para Ia numerOsa concurrencia que Ie
visitarS.
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JUNTAS ESCOLARES.

Ell informe de la Junta Escolar de
Mayagtiez y el de la Junta EscOIar de
Bayam6n, han sido recibidOs en- estas
ofcinas. Son dos folIetos, que contie-
nen minuciosos detalles. los cuales ates-
tiguan la buena labor de dichas Jun
tas.
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AB 0 6 A D 0

Bufete: Bsios del eHOtel AlfOnzoa
Gale de Pavia.
Horas de ofcina:
de 81 &12a. m.
y de 2 & 5p. m.
AreCibo. p. r. Bows.
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Francisco ]. Amy.

CTraductor por nombramiento del
Gobierno Federal,
Ofrece sus serVicios como especialis-
ta en- trabajos t6cnicos Y literarios,
Preoios m6diCos. LUNA 81.
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Ell AGUILA.

Tai es Ia marca de la meior cerveza
americana Aqahe1ser Batsch y BatdIaOe5-
ser cuyos agentes en- Puerto Rico son
MetJ1enhoF d Ror6er.
De venta en- todos los establecimien-
tOs.
Nota:-Se garantiza que estas GER
vezas son puras completamente y IL
brea de tOdo 6cidO. D. p.
ELPlDlO DE LOS SANTOS Y
AGUARDlA,-
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.NnIGLnnR GENERAL

LONSkJO A LAS NA~SES A,araue calUanga
sgora Winslow debe sasmpEe que los nios
estan e periodic de IL dentic6n Proporcona alivio
Immediate al pequeio paciente produce sueao
tural eFaquic ab sA el dosol el aagetc dsspiera
muy vIvo Rlegrst rs muy agTadabie paladar, calma
I'll nio abanda enoias, alivia dolores hace e.
efas les f1nciones del est0mngo vegulA ~ testnoS
HC obsuejoE Eemedi0 eonocido para IA dianea "a pre-
vanREsfa Dc IL dautci6n dc euaquisra otEa causes
TSngsca mueho euidado pcdtE 81 JarabA CAtA0noo
= q SsdsEa WiRst0NSA sa q iaGlpg De esdaA
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po no existfa en- este Distrito NUM-
cipal.
Las siguientes cifras comparativas
de los nscinientos defunciones ocu-
rridas en- Ia capital sus poblsciones
anexas durante los dos dItimos amos
econ6micos, acusan un progresO que
ira seguramente en- aumento, dado que
algunas de las mejoras q que antes Sc
ha hecho referencia fueron hechss al
ternainar este dltimo sf0. tales como
ell adoquinado general y las reformas
del drenaie.
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COCHE DIARI0.
ENTIRE PONCE Y AREClBO
o VlCEVERSA.
SALIDAS.

SALIDAS.
DE Ponce Arecibo. bo........,..... q. m.
De Arecibo Ponce. .............. 1S3 a. IN.
Este diario enlazara con la llegada salida
del Ferrocarril de San Juan.
Ademas hay un segundo viaje hasta Ad-
iuntas viceversa que saldra de Ponce las
3L. m. de Adiuntas a las Z a. m.
PRECIOS.
De Ponce q Adjuntas ............ 81
De Adiuntas q Utuado. ............
De Utuado Arecibo. ...."........ l.5O
Agencia en- Ponce, HOTEL MELIA.
Adiuntas, INDALECIO GARCIA.
Utuado, MACARIO ZAPER.
AreCibo, KO5SE
A LOS HACENDADOS DE CANA
Un maycrdomo con aIgunos amos de
pr6ctica y buenas referenCias SO Ofrece
para primer mayOrdOmo.
Para informe,
MUNTANER Y Ca.
San Juan, P. R. 35 v. s.
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BAQUERO & GANDARA

oFRECEN
Mani superior en- gaGOs
nuintal 500
en- mediOs saCOs %. Loo
OementO DAGRON On
barriles Zoo
San Justo lg US San Juan, PtO.RieO
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CASA De HUESPEDES
cRls Ie.

HabitaCiones frescas. buenOs baflOs
excelente cOmedor. con vista al mar.
Comidas & Do Espa6Ola y Americana.
Sc admiten abOnados. p. ID.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-23

De menos este aflO.... 108.
La mortalidad en- ell sfIo ecou6mico
de 1902 q 3 es al 3O.42 por 1000. y Ia
de 1903 4. 27O5 por mil.
SOCORRO A POBRES.- En- esta
atenci6n Sc ha invertido duranta 81 sfiO
fiscal que termina Ia suma de 1927 81.
Respetuosamente,
NJ. F. MATER, M. D.
O6eial dc Sanidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-23
EEL CATALAN"
DE ANGELET HMNOS.
II, San Jose II

En- este acreditado establecimientO
de duICerfa, Sc acaban de recibir dull
ces selectos de Italia, de las fsmosas
f6bricas de S. Venchi y Ca. y Morton
do y Gariglio.
Gran aurtido de saquitos modernis-
tas. infinidad de santos para ramille-
tes. Especialidad en- caramelOs del
pals. Is va.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-23

Consultas particuIares de 9 4p. M
para los pobres de 8 m
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-23
Get the Most
Out of Your Food

You don't and can't if your
stomach is weak. A weak
stomach does not digest all
that is ordinarily taken into it
1t gets tired easily, and what
it fails to digest is wasted.
Among the signs Of a weak
stomach are uneaSiness after
eating, fits Of nervous head.
ache, and disagreeable belch'
ing.
~ have taken Hoods sarsaparllla at
different times for stomach troubles, and q
run down condition OF the system, and have
been greatly benefited by Its use. ! would
not be without II In my family, lam trou-
bled especially In summer with weak stom-
aeh and nausea and find Hoods sarsaparllla
invaluable" 4. b. HICKMAN, W, Chester, Pa.
my stomach was so weak ! could not
retain food. found could take three
drops OF Hoods sarsaparlls and not throw
II up. Increased the dose daily for three
weeks. When | had taken two bottles l
could eat anything, and six bottles made
me we'll" MRS, LoruE T.. NEWMAN, 81
Lewis street Hartford, Conn.