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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-21
TRAIN STRUCK. BUGGY
LEG OF MIR. JOHN PAUL WAS
 FRACTURED.
seabOard Air Line Engine Crashed Into Vehicle at Crossing of Lower Wetumpka ROsd-AOrse
 Was Injured.

Messrs. John Paul and Boultier. a former photographer of Montgomery who resides in the country. while crossing the Seaboard Air Line Rail- road crossing on the Lower Wetumpka Road at TAO o'clock last night were struck by the incoming train and MT Paufs left leg was fractured.
 Both men received severe bruises but Mir. Boultier luckily escaped with out serious injury. The gentlemen were driving in a buggy and were In the act of crossing the railroad tracks when the passenger train struck the rear wheels of the vehicle and de- molished 1t. Messrs. Paul and Boul- tier were thrown from the buggy and MT. Paul was thrown against c pole near the track.
 Engineer Vanriper immediately put his brakes into effect and stopped the train within a 100 yards of the spot where the vehicle was struck. Train men went to the assistance of the in. jured men. put them on the train and brought them to Montgomery. Sur. geons met the train at the union depo' and removed both of men to St. Mar garet's Hospital for treatment.
 The buggy was smashed badly but the horse after being extricated from the wreckage walked off as if he had sustained no injury. The train wal fully up to time and was not cunning at a high rate of speed. Engineer Vanriper had blown his whistle foe crossing a few hundred yards up the track and as the track at the point of the accident is straight for con sidelS ble distance. 1t Is not known how the occupants of the vehicle failed to see the oncoming train. The electric headlight of the engine casts a brilliant pathway or light on the track before 1t but 1t seems that Messrs. Paul ana Boultier were ignorant of their peril until they were onto the track, The trainmen ar not blamed for the accident. which fortu- nately was not more serious.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-21
Bullock Shoe Go.

quite enough federation in the Cxar- dom already. Greater firmness was really what was needed. And for time the Emperor appeared to share his belief. But even from afar M. Witte was watching over the offspring of hirs heart and brain. and by cir cuitous ways he piloted 1t through dan- gers. until finally on Easter Sunday the ukase announcing to all Russia that Witte's mildness had received the im- perial sanction was promulgated. and Nonconformists and sectarians were free. That is the first fruit of the revolution. No such incisive and bene- ficient reform has been proclaimed in the Czardom since the day on which Alexander II freed some millions of serfs nearly half a century ago. Hun dreds of thousands of men and women who have never ceased to be Catholics, but were driven by force into the or- thodox Church. can now return to the fold without fear of having to pass through Siberia or a dungeon. Mil lions of old Believers, whose doctrines. rites and practices are identical with those of Orthodoxy, but who differ from 1t in a few externals, will have their marriages recognised as legiti- mate and their children purged from the stain which Christians ought never to have put upon them. Already Un- iates are hurrying into Wilma. asking to be received into the Catholic Church Esthonians are crowding Into country rectories to obtain readmission into the Lutheran confession; evangelical Christians are fearlessly announcing that they have severad their connec- ton with the Orthodox communion in word. the State Church has lost many millions of nominal adherents who have gained the right of serving g God in accordance with what they take to be His will. And no monument of marble or bronze could more ef- fectivly embalm the memory of the statesman who, after his fall, achieved this magnificent feat, than the humane law which was conceived. worded and realized by Wttte.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-21
To Entertain Taft Party.

Tokio. July 20--E;xtensfve prepara- tions are being made for the recep- ton of Secretary Taft and party. Be- side official receptions imperial and otherwise. the bankers and other in- fluential associations and societies are holding meetings and appointing re ception committees.
 All Tolsio is inclined to give the heartiest possible reception to Secre- tary Taft, Miss Alice Roosevelt and the other members of the, party and will make a demonstration commensu- rate with the strength and apprecia-; tion of American friendship held by all subjects of the Mikado.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-21
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION. Brundidge will Have Large Livery Sta
 ble Enterprise.


 The Ramage Live Stock Company. of Brundidge, with a capital stock of $15,00O. yesterday filed q notice of its incorporation with the Secretary of State. The company will erect stables and conduct a general livery. feed and sale business, handling buggies. etc. The incorporators are J. T. Ramage, A. G. Seay E. M. Hightower, W. 0. Hicks and -. F. Johnson.
 Other notices of incorporation are as follows:
 Walker Furniture Company of Mobile with a capital stock of s10,000; incor- porators, H $. Walker, J M. Roan and R. B. Fothergill
 Pneumatic Ditching Machine Com pany of Mobile, with capital stock of $2.000; incorporators, G. W. Bashaw Benjamin Bowman, A. N. Bullitt and F. E. Delvey. The purpose of the company is to manufacture, sell or lease pneumatic ditching machines for all uses
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-21
WANTED FOR MURDER.
Tallspoosa County Man Arrested on an
 old ChaPge.

old Charge.
 c. W. Moore, a white man of Talla- poosa County. was arrested at 4:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon by Patrol man Oliver and Deputy Sheriff s. s. Belser while he was in the city as a witness before the United States Commissioners court. on ao old charge of murder.
 Moore is alleged to have killed a man in TaIlassee about eighteen months ago but 1t Is said that al- though the ofYicers of the county have wanted him on warrants charging him with murder ever since the killing. they have been unable to apprehend him. Moore submitted quietly to arr rest and was taken to the city prison. The sherin of Tallapoosa County was notified of his arrest and 1t ts prob- able that an officer will arrive today to take him to Tallapoosa County to answer the charges against him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-21

There is no such thing as woman in the abstract. When you talk about woman enthusiastically. you are talk ing about the woman you love; when you talk about woman cynically, you are talking about the woman who won't love you.--Frankfort Moore.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-21
..-.hsrdt.s Extravagance.

Madame Sarah Bernhardts extrava- .ancs ia well known, and her house in paris shows 1t in every way. Her hsdroom is hung with purple embroid- ersd with the golden flower of France. The ceiling is painted, the windows are drsned with white lace curtains worked
 ,,ith peacock plumes. and the hand same marble timepiece is loaded with ,eonyanirA and noTtraitss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-21
FUNERAL OF INFANT.
Little Jackson Chlld Interred in Oak
 wood Cemetery.

wood Cemetery.
 The funeral of Evelyn Jackson. the 9-months- old daughter of MT. and Mrs. W. l.. Jackson, who died at the home of her parents, 120 Madison Avenue, Wednesday morning after a brief ill., ness, took place at 9:30 o'clock yester- day morning at the residence and was attended by a number of the bereaved parents friends
 Numerous floral tributes which were laid on the little casket testified to the sympathy which is extended to MT. and Mrs Jackson by those who knew them and the little child. Rev. c. A. Stakely. pastor of the First Baptist Church. con- ducted the funeral services. Interment was made in Oakwood Cemetery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-21
Mrs. Beck's Funeral.

an estimable woman of Montgomery. who died Wednesday at the home of 1r. W. A. Jarrett. 437 Heron Street. took place at 10 o'clock yesterday morning from the residence and was attended by a number of her friends. Rev. Mir Harrison, who Is acting as pastor of the Church of Christ during the absence of Rev. J. M. Barnes. conducted the services. The esteem in which Mrs |. Beck was held by those who knew her was shown in the many pretty floral tributes which were laid on her casket. The pail bearers were Messrs. B. A. Allen, F. c. Sand, John Martin and E P. Hicks.
 Interment was made in Oakwood Cemetery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-21
Death of Child.

Lucille Wachter, the 2-year-old daugh- ter of Mrs. J. C. Abercrombie. died at 3:10 o'clock yesterday afternoon at her home, 79 Jefferson Davis Avenue. after an illness of several weeks with pneu- monia.
 The child was an only one, and the idol of her mothers affection. Her death, which was not altogether unex- pected. was a great shock to the many persons who knew the little girl.
 The funeral will take place at 4:3G o'clock this afternoon from the resi- dence, 7S Jefferson Davis Avenue. Rev E. M. Stewart, pastor of the Southside Baptist Church will conduct the funeral services. Interment will be made in Oakwood Cemetery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-21
FIRST COTTON BOIL.
R. s. carraway of Montgomery Has

R. 8. Carraway of Montgomery Has Honors
 for 1905.
 With the same regularity that attends the coming of Christmas and New Years day comes the first cotton boil to be open ed The first in this section reached The Advertiser office yesterday. when 1t was gathered by R s. Carraway from plant planted March as.
 in diversified crops and he runs a model farm six miles from Montgomery on the Ware Ferry Road.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-21
sHoPLIFTERs ARRESTED.
Two Young NeGresses Caught Piifer-
 fnx h Down Town Store.

TWO fOun8 NS8keSB6b CuuBMt EhIA1H
 fng In Down Town Store.
 Annie Giimer and Pearle Jones. young negro women were arrested at 6:15 o'clock yesterday evening by Pa trolmen Loe on warrant sworn out by c. W. Req, manager of the Kress store on Court Square. charging them with larceny.
 Annie Gilmer is charged with shop lifting ten yards of ribbon, valued at Il, and Pearle Jones is alleged to have stolen cake of soap valued at five cents.
 Recorder Arlington will hear the cases against the women this after noon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-21
PORTRAIT OF JOHNSTON,

Historical Department Receives Gift
 From Wife of ex-GOvernOr.
 pr. Thomas M. owen, Director of the State Department of Archives and His tory. yesterday received a life-size oil painting of Joseph F. Johnston of Bir-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-21

SPECIAL FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. 1000 pounds Fancy Sugar-cured Hams, 12 lea cents per pound.
 BROCK GROCERY co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-21

Who steals hearts steals souls, where fore it behooves woman to look that the lock be strong and the key hung high. -F Marion Crawford. :..... .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-21
Odd Coatc
 $3.75.
.$3.75.

Here's where VIC get rid of the natural accumulation of season rather than carry them over ws place these odd coats special sale s7s. Among them are lot of blue sersss aud black thbe the actual value of any of them is two CT three times as much as you asked to pay
 We want them to clear out
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-21
EDITORS TOAST
 MAJOR SCREWS

to the best authorities. and he's every thing a newspaper man should De ac- cording to our ideas. TO him this traD, ute was paid by a worthy printer: I'd rather hear his cuss words than a lot of peoples praises Here's lookin' at you, Major.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-21

spEcIAL FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. I.OOO pounds Fancy Sugar-cured uams. I2 I-2 cents per pound.
 BROCK GROCERY co.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-05
FL BARO RO SUI
70 eI pf0nos
tiCo.de Ia NuVia.

Existen enel canton de Ginebra, en- tres
de sus poblaciones, p8zos muy raros que
presentan la particularidad de aspirar el
aire de ciertas epocas y de expelerlo en-
otras.
Los habEahtes de aquellas comaTcas los
consultan diafiamente considerandolos Co
mo los mas e1actos aT6netros, segdn AFR
ma el dotor Ne a. Gerlier en- la notable
revista Arehives des sciences pbysiqpea Ct
edtureltes.
Los pozos que soplan anuncian la lluyia,
cuando aspiran el aire profetizan el buen
tempo, Las previciones meteorol6gicas de
Paris y de Zurich pierden todo el credito
para los agricultos de GSinebra 81 no vienen
confrmadas por los pozos de Meyrin, Ma
tegnin v Peqit-Loncy.
Ell propetario de uno de estos pozos de
Mategnin tuvo Ia original idea de colocar
un silyato en- el oTifcio alberto en- el centro
de Ia tapadera de su pozo, los tTanseuntes
escuchaban dfa J noehe el raro sibido del
LAST ueTzas naturales
Estos pozos tan prieto aspiran como so
plan, pero Tarfsimas veces estan inactivos.
ST Sc coloca en- ellos IN manometro, Ell
cero es una exception.
FL pozo sopla euaudo el barometro baja,
aspira el aire cuando sube La columna
barometrica En- 81 primer case, presagia
lluvia; en- el sugundo, buen tempo.
La intelsidad de la corriente de aire en-
ambos sentidos, esta en- raz6n directa del
aumento 8 descenso de la columna barome-
trie a.
Ell fen6meno Sc produce tanto 81 los po-
EOS contienen aqua como 81 estan secos.
Segdn 81 dotor Gerlier, estos pozos estan
abiertos en- una capa espesa de casquijos
de sedimento recubierto por un lecho de
2 metrosIde terra vegetal, que, result
tando impermeable, obhga al aire subterra-
neo tomaT como puerta de entrada 8 de
salida la ahertura de los pozos.
Las suma de espacios que separan los
cantos rodados, constituye una vasta caver-
ma transformada en- almaceh de aire, que
es expelido por la boca del pozo cuando
las aguas invader La capa de easquijos y
es aspirado nuevamente cuando las aguas
Sc retiran; este dltimo acontece al aumen-
tar Ia preston atmosf9rica, y 81, por Ell con
trario esta diminuye, 81 aqua invade nue.
vamente la capa de cantos rodados
El sensillo aparato denominado s'bar6-
metro suizo, puede servir de demostra-
clio ma los citados fen6menos.
Sc compone el aparato de una botella
de cristal que atraviesa el tap6n de La mis-
ma hasta llegar < su tercio inferior.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-05
On hOmDTG hORradO.

Senior Editor.--SirVase informAF sus lee
torres que 81 me esoriben confdenoialmente
les mandar6 por corTeo en- carta ssllsda el
plan que seguf y por 81 cual obtuve 81 resta-
blecimiento permanents compAoto de mi
SRlud vigor varonil despu6s de amos de Bu-
trimientos de debilidad neFviosa, pErdidaS
noctuFnag y parties debiles y atroiadaH.
No es mi idea Conseguir dinero de nsdis;
enf robado y eBtafado poF charlataneS, hasts
psrder ID f6 del genera humane, pero, graoiaB
Dios, estoy RhoFa bien vigOFoso y fueFte, ,
SON deaeo do haCOr Conocer & todoB este reme-
dio CieFto de ouFarSe.
No teniendo NADIA que vsnder nj que IN.
War g. A. d., no deaeo dinsro.
Di eeoi6n; q. Brsnt Box Dalray, Mich,
WW III
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-05
Los paiOs silVestTBs

Todo nude. Los pajaros no gTitan.
Baio un cielo nublado, Id nanura
tiene 81 melanc6lica bIancura,
Z solo 81 aire con si Yuelo agitan
los negros cueryos Que, al buscar su presa.,
huyen en- triste silencioso bando,
en- la nieve escarbando,
deIan La huella de sl. pico impresa.
Vago Tumor, cual mIsica indecisa,
Sc oye 10 lejos, que Sc acerca y vien9
Los patos son, que llegan tan aprisa
cual heeha que en- lei aire Sc sostiene.
Tendido ell cuello, las etereas salas
atraviesan con ra1do moyimiento,
sus vibrantes alas
van dando latigazds en el viento
Los patos son. del aire peregrinos;
y el gufa, que les muestra de oc6anos
y bosques y desiertos los caminos
ignotos Y lejanos,
siempre volando infatigable y rudo
turba 81 silencio o8n su grito agudo.
Como una cinta en- su ondulante vuelo
Ia caTavana, que ae acerca llega,
" parece un triangulo en- 81 cielo.
Mientras vuelan los patos fugitivos
en- Ia serena atm6sfera lanzados
con murmullo continue y estridente
otros patos cautiVos,
por el frio engordados,
en- la terra caminan gravemente.
Tn muchacho andrajoso los pasea,
como pesadas naves
que el mar en- sus vaivenes balancea.
Z los patos cautivos, siempre graves,
de la tribu que pasa oyen los gritos,
y, alzando para yerlos, la cabeza,
la miriam con anhelos ininitos.
Las alas agitandoii con presteza,
preparanse seguiT sus hermanos
por las atlas regiones esplendentes,
Y al fin Sc rinden entire esfuerzos yanos
al peso de sus alas iimpotentes.
Y, en- sus debiles patas sostenidos,
allan al firmamento la mirada,
suefan otros espacios otra vida,
oyendo la llamada
de sus hermanos volar naciente
noran la antigua libertad perdida,
por los campos que visti6 la nieve
vagando alertagados,
dejan que yiento a sus hermanos lleve
sus gritos de dolor desesperados..,
GUY DE MAUPAsANT.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-05
BIBLIOGRAE!A.

Lejo8 del TeqTufIo' por Anibal Latino
Narraeiones; publcada por la Casa Edito-
rial Maucci.
Hemos recibido, v acabamos de leer, el
libro del distinguido escritor bonaeTepse
Anibal Latino. Se nos ha relevado en- 6l
un iterato de grandes condiciones, un OBJ
servador agudo que sabe trasladar con ma
estrfa las impresiones Tecibididas un ma
rrador que tiene pocos competidores.
Ell que lee Lejos del IeTTatigo queda sojuz-
gado desde las primeras paginas del ibro
por ell estilo, claro concise, Yigorso que no
decae nunca y que mantiene el inter6s de
los relatos desde 81 principle hasta el fin.
Tiene, ademas, la ventaja inapresiable pa
"a un autor de ser diverse, de poder adop-
tar con facilidad todos los tonos dando
siempre la nota justa, hallando la EXPIRE
sion educada que produce La impression 8
la sensation que desea despeftar en- el ami
mo de los lectores.
En- NADIA Sc parecen H:dalgufa EspafIo-
la y La Navidad del Inligrante, dos de sus
preciosas narraciones Distintos los asun-.
tos, es diferente tambien ell lenguaje Ell
estilo empleados por el autor para expli-
carlo y, sin embargo, es dificil saber cual
de ellos ha desplegado Anibal Laiinoma-
yOr energfa y natqralidad y gracia mas
grandes.
I'm prObLensG en- eonventilLo es un cuadro
de costumbres acabado 6 e.isuperable. Aque-
Hos napolitanos que saben sacar partido
hasta de la tacanerfa s6rdida del genoves
sin entrafas que es un cecero que acaban
por resolver el proBLema de pagar menos
cuando su propetario les cobra mas, tiene
un sabor c6mico imitable encierran una
verdad muy grande.
Encantadora, sencilla, agradable, una
de las mejores del libfo, q juicio nuestro,
es La hija del profssor, aquella muchacha
ingenua y alocada que Sc enamora dellestu-
dante que pasea su calle y le escribe y le
habla y al cual heee perder la carrera del
modo encantador con que las mujeres, aun
las mejores impulsan cometer los mayo
res desatinos cuando el que con elias trata
carece de la voluntad necesario para opo-
nerse sus sugestiones,
Y como las citadas, 8 mejores quizas,
son las demas narracionee que haeen que
Lejos del IerofJO sea un ibro que sea un
tempo de delete y de ensefianza.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-05
PARA sENoRAs, NINAs Y NINos.

mo ha visto usted los magnffcos trajes,
blusas, kimonas, sacos guarda-polvo, ena-
guas, camisas, cubre-corsets, traies para
nifias y nifios, etc, ETC., de telas de hilo,
hechos en- nuestros propios talleres? Aun-
que los precios 8 que vendemos son muy
m6dicos, no hacemos NADIA de pacotilla.
Nuestro extenso surtido comprende des.
de la blusa mas sencilla, hasta los ricos
traJes adornados con fnos encajes, calados,
6ordados, etc.-1he Porto RaeoI DrdaCn
Work & Embroidery Co.-19 Fortaleza.
San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-05
Ultra tOrre de Babel.

En- la cumbre de Monte SaIave, ell fa-
moso pico que Sc levanta en- las inmedia
clones de Ginebra, dominando la cfudad
proyectase ell levantamiento de una nue.
va "Torre de Babel" .-
Los "Identistas," sociedad humanitaria
cuyo prop6sito es laborar por la unidad
International, han terminado va ell plano
de una torre inmensa que piensan usar pa
ra sns :'mitines."
Sera esa torre una construction de atre-
vida altura, al estilo de los 'fskyscrapers'1
de America, hechas de ladrilloy aceroI
La idea Sc debe al fundador de la sociedad
NJ Ralo Morven.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-05

DESPUES DE PROBAR todos los ergaho-
SOS rsInedi . que SO i nu cisn es cuando mas
sa sgradece la efieaCia RADICAL del Diges-
two Mojarrieta, cuya superioridad eSt8 uni
versalmente confirmAda.
Curacie nes desesperadas en- petSonas bien
conocidaS que 10 tomarou durante tres me-
ses son las que 10 han hech gloriJso, pero
IN solo estucha pr duce mejor efecto que
una docena de aso de cualquier tro re
medic; p rque ademSs de ser el 1nico veFda-
dero urativo radical del estomsgo y del ms
testino, sin er gafosa acci6n calmante, es Di-
gestivo Puriicador de los alimentos
Sc debe ex'gir que ceda h2stia tenga gra.
bsdo 81 nombre Digestive nj jarrista
Depts to general de las Farmacias de B an
coy 90. Il mon Almazan Fidel Guillerme-
ty, en- San Juan de Puerto Rice; de venta
en- las p-1ncipales Drogueriss de Europa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-05

-AVISO A LOS HFILATELISTAS.
Sc venden seis albums de sellos de correo
de todas parties del mundo con sellos rarf-
simos de Espa1a, Francia, IngIaterra, etc,
etc, y casi todos los Cuba, Haiti, Antillas
francesas, Chile, etc, etc. Los de Puerto
Rico desde 1873 los de las AntilIas es-
pafiolas son completes Los albums con-
tienen unos 5000 selIos Dirfjanse
Francisco SiIuG UanpierTe. Apartado 26.
Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico. Tambi6n Sc
venden separadamente. Is '. q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-05
DE ACTUALTDAD! La gT6pe eurado er

DE ACTUALIDAD! La g4Spe eurGdG en-
24 h0ras.-- Compr0bGdO c6eeti tittcdnsetate.
Los sintOmas precursOTes de Ia GqSppe
FGebres pdhldGcds como son dolOresde cabe-
"a ardor en- los ojos, quebranta1niento gene
raj, fluxi0n nesal perdida del apettto, esz-
calofrfos dolor en- las espaIdas, depression
nerviosa, saburrosa, dolor en- las aTticuIa-,
clones, frialdad en- los pies y aanos tos Sc
ca pertinaz, NAL sabor en- Ia boca, ect,
ect: empiezan desaparecer a la media
hora de tomar las CAPSULAS-DE HEM
hasts las "a horas, quel la infection ha desa-
parecido en- absolute.
De venta en- las Farmacias Gillermety
Blanco y Zerbi. 15v. s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-05
INTERSTATE Al Los HACIENDA
DOS DE CANA.

Sc ofrece el todo 8 parte de una maqui-
maria para azdcar, compuesta de calderas,
tanques, clasifcadores, evaporadoras cen
trffugas, bombas, tachos, tubos coneccio-
mes, etc, etc. Todo modeFho en- buen
uso.
Dara detalles, precios condieiones al
ser solicitados Isidro A. Sanchez.-san
Juan, P. r.. 15 V. a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-05
INnleADOR GENERA

EONSEy GA LAS 6d4IDltss-- - Ia.l ,arafa calmanta
Sc a sonora Winslow debe usaEge g pre- que los nios
estan en 81 perl5dO de a den cion &soporGona aivio
Nmedtat0 al pedueho paciente, btsiss Tin suefo ma
~ural tranquiq, aa el dol3r slangelitb despiera
luy Yivo allegro rs muy aaradaple al paladar calma
I'll nio, abanda encias, aiVia sac dolores hace f.
Giles lee funciones del est6mago xeula los intestnos
rs u meior re1nedio conocido para 2 diaea "a pro-
ven9a &sta de la dentcion Dc cuhlqieEa 9ta causa.
Tsngass mucho cuiLldo pedir 81 JaTabe Calnnanhe
de " ee6ora Wihslows eS el meior dc eodoE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-05

SE VENDE. Una casa de altos y ba-
jos de mamposterfa y MADEIRA en- la Ciudad
de Humacao frente la plaza Informa-
ran La Succession Martinez en- Ia misma casa
apartado de correo no. 80. Is V. a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-05

!. --Aquf tienes mujer 10 que he cazado
hoy.
-Pero 81 es un gato....!
-Si tendra raz0n. Sc 10 he comprado
4 un fondista. 4.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-05

En- la function de esta n0che en- Ell
Parque, Sc cantara una bonita eaeion en- la
que De probara la excelencia del Alcoholic
do GatelI.