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The Washington times., 1905-12-24

Newport and belongs 10 the same set
that made up the guests of HArv
Lehr's celebrated dog dinner, social dis
uncuons will be set entirely aside and
the CANNES Of the humblest super or
stage hand of the National viii IninsIs
with the pampered pets of several meme
bers OF Miss Walsh's company. and Of
a few non-professionaI friends of the
star who are now IN the city.
Manager Harry Rapley Will provf6s
the tree. which is TO be a blaze of MANY
colored electric lights, and trimmed with
festoons Of raw chopped beef instead
OF the conventional pop corn deeora-
tions. Lamb chops. chicken legs and
other delcacies will also hang nom the
limbs. and after the distribution OF
presents Will be served among Leo.
guests. Miss Walsh is urging members
of her company to give more than or
binary attention TO appropriateness tn
the selection OF gifts. and has reminded
them thst dog whose SURROUNDINGS
are Of the humblest would appreciate =
warm blanket more than a jeweled cob,
lar As a result Of this advice many
sensible articles, such as packs res OF
dog biscuit. cake OF flea SOAP. and hot
Ties OF mango cure have been uroyideCJ
LOr an occasion that promises to Be
Dne OF the most important social events
Ok the season in dogdom-
The Washington times., 1905-12-24
The Girl Burglar in Real Life

Cnth Mrs. Fiske produced Leah
hleschna' the girl burglar was a
stranger 10 the stage. Playwrights had
found fruitful subjects in thieves OF the
male sex. from the Spike Hennesseys
OF the melodramas 20 the sentIemanIy
robbers Of the better class theaters It
remained for {. NJ s. Mcclellan. author
Of Leah kleschna. 20 give 20 the
theater woman who gained her liveli-
hood by aid OF the Jimmy and the dark
lantern.
Though Leah Kleschna il new to the
stage, her prototypes have been and are
sufficiently frequent in real life 10 make
one wonder why no dramatist had taken
one OF them for his subject before His
tories or crime record many instances
in which women have been burglars. To
men whose lives have been spent in run
ming down criminals. the woman burg
lar is a familiar type. She is seldom
found in the prison records however.
as size - harder 10 catch than the man
burglar. The quick Wit and intuition
Of her sex have led her
out Of many a trap which the best de-
tectives have carefully set for her. Sex
has helped her. too. OUT of many d
crisis when publicity would have meant
scandal fOr her victim.
The Washington times., 1905-12-24

one which is discussed with a good
deal Of interest In the profession The
general view held by many Of the lead
Ing men OF the profession IL well ex-
pressed by Kyrle BeIlew In "a statement
which he recently made Mr.. BeIlew
says; when the church and state are
ready 10 accept a theaIer az a public
educator an ethical purpose viii be nee
essafy 10 every play. But Just so long
as theater is regarded merely as a
business. is ignored by the state and
1rowned upon by the church the com
merce Of the drama Is likely TO foster the
purely amusement side of the question
and 70 ignore ethics entirely. As a matter
Of fact. ] am inclined TO think that ev-
cry play teaches a lesson of some sort
If one only will look into 10 deeply
enough though the so-called PLAYS of
certain Of our writers on social themes
deliberately teach the wrong one and are
abhorrent and dangerous. All that YOU
have 10 do nowadays is to tell your pub
lie that your plays might teach them a
lesson and It 10 wonderful with what
unauimlJy they viii transfer their pa
tronage to some meretricious amusement
in some music hall"
Frederick Thompson. OF Dun5y &
Thompson. will sail for Europe early
next month TO establish hippodrome
on the lines Of the New York establish
ment in Paris and London il is pro
posed TO establish an International cir
cult of hippOdromeS
A peculiar feature or the contract with !
IL Domino Rouge. the mysterious |
ma slled dancer. who appears this week /
in vaudeville In New York is the in
surancc Of her feet. The clause reads. /
1T is mutually agreed that should lie /
The Washington times., 1905-12-24
AIDES Picturesque English.

Miss Gertrude Quinlan has one of
the particularly prominent parts in
he College Widow that OF Flora
Virgins. a prominent waitress
Flora is combination Of several OF
Ade's fancies which have been sepa-
rately elaborated in his Fables in
Slang characters. The original. who
bore visual and mental resemblance
To Flora, was proud and unbendins
cashier in an aIl-night restaurant in
Chicago. This place was freely pat
ronized by those whose work on news
papers kept them up late. such patron
age including quite a number OF
ioUgh-and-ready comedians The CASH
Ter wore cheap jewelry and spoke pic
turesquely atrocious English. doing
both with the affected manners of a
grande dame One night when she had
been under the fire of a long string
Of bantering customers Ade stroIled
up 10 pay his check The last man
ahead had given the cashier an awful
shot, at which she had merely sniTed-
You are not angry. are your" said
Ade
Now do you know" said Haughty
Harriet, that is something I never
get.
The Washington times., 1905-12-24

Domino Rouge sustain .rlv Injuries to
her ankles or feet during this engage
ih"H' through any accidents due to con-
HtlVhs OF the stage floor OF by the
neglect or any employe or the party of
the second part said party Of the second
part agrees TO forfeit the sum Of $1,000 %
Olga Nethersole. having composed her
dherences with Clyde Fitch as to the
matter OF royalties. VIII give her first
performance Of 'Sapho" at a Christmas
matinee The Babes and the Baron" AN
English musical comedy, will be the
Christmas attraction at the Lyric Thea
ter. following Nine. Bernhardt's engage
ment- The piece IS 10 be be lavishly pro
duced and acted by a company which
includes Fred Walton. Junie McCree
Henry Norman. VIII Archer. Maud
Lambert. Louise Wesley and Lillian
Coleman
Grace George will take The Marriage
of William Ashe" with her entire Nep.
York company on her Western tom
which opens in Chicago next week
Ethel Barrymore will give her frs,
performance of ]. NJ. Barrie's new com
edy. Alice Sit by the Fire" at the
Criterion Monday
Lillian Russell has gone 20 Europe for
4 rest after having played a long sea
SON In vaudeville. Her appearances
we're confined to the Proctor circuit. and /
{ Is said she received $4,000 for the I
season
Cole and Johnson, the famous negro /
song writers. are to be sent on the road
rs Co-Stars early IN February. They
nave written their own play. which they
The Washington times., 1905-12-24
Stage Gossip From Gotham
By JAMES GRANT THURsToN.

NEW YORK. Dec. 23.-By all tradI-
uon the week before Christmas is the
duliest in the theatrical season. Santa
Clans and Christmas shopping ss a rule
occupy the minds OF the people to the
exclusion OF Tnespis. but the week
which has just come to close has
proven an exception. In all the prin-
cipal theaters the capacity Sign has
been common. while the others have
shown very satisfactory audiences. All
In all II has been the most satisfactory
week before Christmas week New York
has seen In many seasons. Broadway
has been crowded with actors and
actresses who have come in of the
road 10 spend few days along the
great white way during the holiday dull
ness David Higgins. Digby Bell. Harry
Fields. Joe Miron. Nat Wills. Joe West.
Ezra Kendall. Fred Montague. Elsie
Janis, Ellie Fay. Nellie Beaumont.
Florence BindIey. and many others were
among the many seen in the holiday
throns. This has been a week also or
tse c.osinr OF New York eneaeenents
anf many new attractions will be seen
q the theaters next week Among the
days which close their metropolitan
engagements Will he Grace George in
tho Marriage OF William Ashe." at the
Garrick; Thomas W. Ross In "A Fair
Exchange" at the Liberty: Virginia
Harmed with La Belle MarseTaise." at
the knickerbocker. and William Collier
in "on the Quiet" al the Criterion.
The most important engagement which /
closes tonight is that OF Sarah Bern |
hardt- The great French actress closes /
tonight the most successful engagement
she has ever had I'm New York and now
starts on what bids fair TO be 4 !
The Washington times., 1905-12-24

'iiumphal tour OF the country Even
tho most intense patriotism cannot dim
'le iact That Nine. Bernhardt is away
ana beyond any actress or actor that
mas been seen in New York in AT least
generation. Her art is perfect and
she mas been great enough 20 bring with
ne as her support q company of spIen-
uin artlsts who are worthy 10 appear on
4 the same stage with her In connection
with Mime. Bernhardrs tour the almost
iiicI eoIDie statement Il made that the
syndicate theatcrs throughout the conn
try have closed their doors IN her and
that in one State at least Tevas sba
may have 10 play in tent bac.,,,sa al
the theaters are under syudicate cort,,I
and viii not permit the use az NJ
theaters 20 any attrs ction which has NOT
paid tolls 10 the syndicate II me 4.
true II would seem that the time is -,
nand when the Theatrical trust sbo,,ia
by some means be taught that tho mn
lie which supports il has some ripbts
and that an attempt 70 prevent the neo-
pie Of any community able TO nav TO-
Il from enjoying the art Of Bernbardt
Is liable 20 be met with renr;ssrs
against that portion Of the trusts ONT
ht most keenly alive TO attack-tbe
pocket
Ar interesting bit of gossip concern
ing Nine. Bernhardt's stay I'm New
York Is that she has been delighted
with the acting Of Margaret Anglin.
and that in the spring the American
and French artistes viii Join in the
production Of Maeterlincks '.peleas and \
Meiisande" IT is to be hoped that the 1
report Is true.
New plays have been scarce this
week j.. Willard is entitled 10 fbe
The Washington times., 1905-12-24

Washington is promised an un-
usually-strong fortnight osentertaiu-
ment for the Christmas holidays. in
ciuding almost every variety of dra-
matte entertainment.
Mrs Fiskc. undoubtedly one OF
America s greatest actresses. presents
strong emotional play that is new
to Washington, ana is followed the
next week at the same theater bv
Madame Sarah Bernhardt in reper-
toire Of her greatest roles. Blancb
Walsh will he seen for the first time
in her new Clyde Fitch drama which
is decided change in the character
OF her work. and yields the house to
Lew Fields and his own company. in
their big metropolitan hit. 1T Hap
pened in Nordland The College
Widow one OF the cieverest, if not
the cieyerest. of George AIDES come
dies. is followed at the same theateT
Dy two OF George Bernard Shaw's best
comedies presented by Arnold Dalv.
the man who introduced the Shaw
vogue into this eountry.
Since the opening of the sesson
washington has not had a two weeks
10 compare with the coming fort
night and il IS exceedingly unlikely
mat an equally strong array of at
fractions will again he crowded into
SO short period during the present
theatrical year.
The Washington times., 1905-12-24

anee for the week. And this was sim
ply a little curtain raiser in the shane
OF The drama tizaJiOu OF one OF Kin.
ing short stories. The Man Wh,
was The one-act play made a dis
uhct success IN London. where Beer
oohm Tree produced it. and was as s,ic-
cessful mere under Mr. yuIarda
presentation. u leads TO the natural In
curry, why more of KipIing's craDl,ic
stories Of Indian life have NOT hear
dramaiized. There were during tb,.
week two interesting reyIvaIs Mia
Amelia Bingham and her company ga,a
a underlined version of the ola sta,s
by, East Lynne" by Lawrence Nc
ton, and Odctte Tyler. with be, con-,
pany presented The Heart ar Nc
land 10 large and appreclative an
dience.
TIL Criterion Theater. on Wednesds.,. q.
al al'erhoOn, was the scene Of a rather re
Indrkable gathering. William Collier
invited the members of the Juvenile
flnaiore company. with which ne
started his theatrical career to attend
the matinee. and after the nerf,.,-rr,
ahce 10 enjoy Christmas tea and a
Christmas tree with him. An az n
"4i' P'7SIDiy could get there
We're IN attendance. and il is duubt f,,I :,
mere VIII be merrler Christmas gath
erinS IN New York than that was
Among those who were present besides
Mr Collier were Charles MacGeacb,.
Of the old company. Arthur
Dunn Grace FIlkns. Jennie Dunn
Emma HdulOn Slllf1 Cohen Hat-r
n oodruH. William G. Newman Tornr,y
Russell otto Ashlstrom. and Frankie
Bishop ''''N'e
ne question of the problem play is
III interesting one to actors ana il IS
The Washington times., 1905-12-24

have not named so far. but which they
caH an American play of negro mil
itary life
New York is to have a new Players.
Club IL VIII be called THE American
Piaysoers.' and is being engineered BY
such well-known people as Amelia Rinc-
ham. Mary Shaw. Mrs. Fernandez. and
other prominent theatrical people
Joseph Weber and MS company are
again in New York, after a tour of the
principal cities. RehearsaIs for a new
musical piece Dy Edgar Smith and
Maurice Levi have begun
The Washington times., 1905-12-24
Golden Hair Furnished Clue.

Chicago has had a number of women
burglars, but as a rule they have been
of the lowest strata o. thieves and did
not play for big stakes. Fifteen years
ago residents Of the south side of that
city were alarmed 10y 4 series of b,,r-
The Washington times., 1905-12-24

New plays have been scarce tbis
Week j. Willard is entitled 10 the
ereui' ior the only premier Of import
The Washington times., 1905-12-24

Tn" question of The problem play is
IN interesting one to actors ana il IS
The Washington times., 1905-12-24

Cole and Johnson, the famous negro
song writer's. are to be sent on the road
rs co-stars early in February. They
have written their own play. which they
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-25
oard Of Medical Examiners
OF PORTO RICO "
Ertmenes para M6dicos, Practicantes
q COmadrOnas Ell primer mdrtes
de Octubre de 1905.

Los Medicos aspirantes a 1icencias
para poder practic icar la medicina y la
ciruila en- Puerto Rico deberan cum
plir los requisites siguientes:
10 Presentar en- la Secretar1a de
este Board el t1tulo que los acredite
como Medicos Cirujanos.
20 Una so1icitud jurada ante Ell
Tuez Il otra autoridad judicial acredi-
tando ser e1 mismo que frma la So
1icitud.
50 Pagar Tin derecho de Sis 90 en-
Tesorer1a.
40 Pasar IN examen de todas las
asienaturas que comprende la profe-
sion medica aute Ia Junta examinado-
ra. Dicho examen tendra lugar Ell
primer m artes de Octubre proximo,
en- las Ofcinas del Board of Medical
Examiners.
80 Medicos que adem1s del it'd
10 que en- tai sentido les acredite, po-
sean un State board, presentaran igual
solicitud y haran evldenc1a de estos
documentos (titulo y licencia) ante el
Secretario que subscribe, en- los 20 d1as
que subsigan la publication de este
anuncio. Deberan pagar un derecho
de SIS 90 en- la Tesorerfa respectiva,
entendiendose que, pasada esta con-
vocatoria. sera considerable como prac-
tica Illegal la de los Medicos que no
quiiesen cumplido con estos requl-
hsos.
Los aspirantes Practicantes y Co.
madronas presentaran solicitudes tam
bien iuradas abonaran TN derecho
de $1,000 los primeros y de $500 las
segundas, por derechos de examen y
licencia.
Dichos aspirantes presentaran GER
tihcaciones que acrediten naber reci-
bido practica de Ciruj1a Menor y de
Obstretricia en- Hospitales 6 al servi-
clio medico particular. y@. s..
Las solicitudeS Ell blanco podran
pedirse 4 esta Secretar1a, 10 mismo
que cualquiera explicacion que fuese
necesaria, relacionada con dichos exa-
meneS.
Estos tendran lugar el d1a 3 de Oc.
tubre de 1905.
Dr.. M. Quevedo Bdes,
SecrctariO
San Francisco 73 Apartado 7l2,
San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-25

CAMINAR DIARIAMENTE MU-
|CHO Y BANARSE TODOS LOS
DIAS, SIN PoNERSE AL SALIR DEL
BANo LAS ROPAS SUDADAS Y EvITAN-
DO TENERLAS SUDADAS AL DESCANSAR,
SON necesidades orgAnicas tan urgen-
tes como tomar TN dia por mes el
Digestive Mojarrieta, para puri6car
los alimentos y acumulsr nutrici6n,
cuando Sc padece Anemia 6 Trastor-
nos nerviclosos: languidez, pa1pitaci6n.
escalofrios, sueflos intranquilos y fire.
cuentes jaquecas.
Las personals que padecen sstrefii-
miento deben conner pures de lentejas
6 frijoles, habas 6 patti pots. con los
alimentos habituales; y cuando Sc di-
gieren con di6cultad estas legumbres
deberan acompafarse de una oblea del
Digestive Mojarrieta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-25
62 BIBLIOTECA DEL BOLEIIN MERCANT1L

orgulo lastimado otro remedio que someterse
ella.
Sus cartas lady Juana hab1an sido contestadas,
ciertamente conrestadas estudada cortesia Pc
70 eran cartas que levaban desesperacion hasta
ell frenesf. por dtimo, escrib6 milady una carta
LENA de 6eros reproches, la cual no conest6 lady
Juana; quedando nterrumpida la correspondence.
En- todas aqueas cartas habia una enloquecedo-
ra, invariable form a. Rodrigo comprendio que no
le sera possible vclver vera de otras eartas
sin perder Ell jucio.
En- contestacion paginas enteras de suplicantes
prequntas acerca del esado de Margarita la respues
ia esta:
"El estado de nuesra pobre enferma no ha sufrido
cambo aguno'. .th 1t.
Rodrigo Keith habia hecho un 1lamAmiento los
fraternaes sentfmenos de Mrs. Petite pero habia
cibdo una tardia contestaci6n de Rebeca aseguran-
dole que "como quiera que mi pobre hermana esta
ahora compleamen bao el cuidado de mama, no ten
90 nj ell derecho nj ell deseo de intervenir
alguna en- les arreglos de mama, sfendo, estoy
segura todo en- bene6cio de mi pobre hermana"
Rodrigo babia lanzado amarga imprecacioues
al leer aquea carta, luego resign6 saber de
pobre Margarita 10 POGO que lady Juana communicable
al vzconde BerAn este porque Francisco cesabA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-25
Tesoro del CAMPO

Recomeudamos este libro los agri
cultores cue 10 10 hayan adquirido
ai1n.
Ell "Tesoro del campo" es ell tratado
mas complete que Sc ha escrito sobre
agricultural y economic rural.
Teniendo ely cuenta sus cousejos,
nunca perderan 81 tempo nj ell dinerc
los hacendados. hortelanos, arbolistas,
jardineros Y ganaderos.
Consta el '"Tesoro del campo" de
dos tomos y quedan pocos eje:nplares
del mismo en- la Iibreria del ouLETIN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-25
~.
MARGkRITA

de hacerle preguntas miady para de servir su
pobre amigo.
Transcurrieron cinco seis sin que Sc re-
cibese carta alguna, Ia Ultima que Beltram habia
eido Rodrigo en- America, estaba escrita de mas de
tres semanas.
DE hecho, no Sc una palabra de ella hace dos
meses-musit6 Keith; Habra muerto. 80. muerto mi
Margarita 70 la he atado
Sin ning1n props ito delberado sino con ell desa-
sosego del inforuno sal6 de la fonda encaminandose
casa de miss Linsay, cuando saba que su Mar
garita 40 estaba al sino una casa de campo al
gunas millas de Londres.
Anduvo en- una abstraction de profundo penoso
pensamiento, hasta lleear a Grosvenor Square. La
veusta sa de la soterona, descooridas
nas de soda earnest en- s.> BALCONIES, no distaba
gran de ajlf, continuaba aquella direction.
va en- la casa, lam6 la puerta, di6 su tarjeta
a el lacayo.
Sc que expongo ,na mas ser insul-
tado zaherido pero importa POGO todo cuanso pue
dan det irme-murmur6 entire dienes, mentras estaba
esperanto en- ell salon. donde ardia hermoso fuego
donde el ambiente trascendia perfumeide flores
ex6tcas
La habitacion excesivamente comfortable cas
amueblada con lujo, comunicaba con las lemas ha-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-25

Hu csda botella estampamos una oferta
De 81 600 orc, por el microbio de una en-
ferinedad que el Liquozone no pueda ma
tar. Hacemos este para convencerlo de
que el Liquozone mata los germenes.
Yes el 1nico medic conocido de 1natar
los gErmenes en- Ell cuerpo, sin destruir
tambien los tejidos. roda droga que
mate los germenes es un veneno y no
puede tomarse interna. Las nedicinas
son casi inefcaces en- cua1quier enferme-
dad micr6bica Este es el hecho que da
nj Liuuozone su immense valor para la
humanidad; y este es tai, que despues de
probar el producto durante dos amos por
medic de Medicos Hospita1es, compra-
mos Dor $Ioo, 900 los derechos en- America
v otros paises. Y hemos gastado mas de
un milton de dollars en- un afio, COM
prando la primera botella y dandosela q
todo paciente que quer1a probarlo.
Obra como el oxfgen0.
Ell Liquozone no sc hace mezclande
drogas nj existe alcohol en- su compost.
ci6n. Sus virtudes Sc derivan solamente
de gases, en- su mayor parte gas ox1geno,
por un proceso que requiere el empleo de
Inmensos aparatos y ID dias de tempo.
Este proCeSO ma $40 Por eSpdC1o uc Auhs
de 20 aios objeto de constautee estudios
ciend6cos y qu{micos.
Ell resu1tado es un fquido que haee lo
que el oxfgeno hace. Es un alimentc
para los nervios La sangre; y 10 mas
esencial para ". que existe en- el mundo
Sus efectos son excitantes, viviicado9es y
purifcantes; sin embargo, es un germi'
cida absolute y cierto. La ra1on ee que
los g&rmenes con vegetables, y el Ldquo
zone, ,>como un exceso de ox1gen0, 60 NOR
tai para toda mateia vegetal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-25

Aver domingo veinticuatro de Agos-
Ito inaugurose en- Ponce el ASilo de
Ciegos cuyo acto estaban invitados
|elementos oticiales de la isla.
Ell gobernador fue recibido por ell
director de Carload Mr.. Haeselbarth
J ia comisi6n fue acomps1ada hasta la
entrada del ed1fcio.
Ia banda de Bomberos que ameni-
20 q acto, TOGO la Borinquen" al en-
per- el aCto.
FL sef1or gobernador pronunci6 un
pequef1o discurso en- ingles cuyo texto
| fue leido Ell espaflol luego.
Ell edifcio estaba engalanado con
banderolas. La concurrencia Tue OBJ
Sc quiada con esplendidez.
La sef1ora Winthrop iz6 la bandera
|del Asilo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-25
PNgn E(-< -<>3HEiU

En- Ia libreria del rBoletfn" Sc han
recibido p, eciosos articuios para rega.
10, como albums con mdsica y sin ella,
eleg gantes necesseres para seGoras, tin
teros de plata cristhohe, ceniceros de
luio, carteras finas. estnches para inge-
nirros, esenclas hnas, boquil;as de
am bar. etc, etc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-25

Los obreros socialistas sef1ores Sto
rer y Sanchez que tanta participaclon
tomaroa en- los l1ltimoS sucesos rela
cionados con la hnelga, han sido de
teniaos y encarcelatios por orden de-
(uez Municipal Los citados agitado
res socialistas, estaban bajo la accion
le la ley acusados de alterar la pa2
'ptibiica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-25

La inauguraci6n de la escuela "Fer-
nandez Juncos' en- Juana Diaz el vitr-
mes liltiino. ha sido un acontecimientc
soIemne. Hicieron uso de la palabfa
los sefiores Monclova. juez de paz de
Juana Dtaz. Il seflor Falknes que pro
nunci6 un discurso en- espa fiol y nues-
tro estimado amigo seilor Fernandez
Juncos. Amenizo el acto la populs!
orquesta del maestro Cabaliero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-25
GAMBIA & STUBBE
SAN N j u An
VENDEN
ABONO PARA CANA"P PUERTO co"
ABoNO PARA ALG ON,


Sc ha trasladado provisionalmente
al frerte del local que oCupaba actual
tnente. la acreditada Casa de Presta
mos de lose Bazan Allen 28.
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Ofrecenos $1,000
cuqusr Lqueaone maar
,iernnedaA qus Il Liquozone NO pueda matar.

rodas las enfermedades que empiexsn CON
hebre toda inf3amsci6n, TODD catarro. todas las
enfermedades contagiosas, todos los fesultados
En- debiiidad nerviosa el Liquozore obra como
un reconstituyente, consiguiendo 10 que uinguna
droga puede hacer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-25
Gratis una bOtella de SO
centaVOS orc.

Siv. necesita el Liquozone y no 10 hs
probado antes, sfrvase remitirnos este Gu
pom. lie mandaremos por correo una Or
den para que un droguista de esa locali-
dad le entregue, gratis, una botella de so
centavos, que nosotros lie pagaremos. Este
es un regalo que lie hacemos para conven-
cerlo; para demostrarie 10 que e1 Liquo-
zone es, 10 que hara. En- justicia q 81
mismo, sfrvase aceptar nuestro obsequio,
pues este no 10 obliga en- rnodo alguno.
FL Liquozone Sc vende en- botellas de
90 certayos 81 90 orc Am.