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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-04

New York. oct. ".-With the dcClIra-
ti"n that the ISSUE in the forthcoming
campaign in this stat" is not to he one
81 Republican principles or Of Demo-
cratic principles. or a partisan issue
AT all, but the vial issue of decent gov
eminent. Charles +. Hughes formally
accepted the nomination for governor
which was brought t. him 10y 4 com
nittee from the Republican state con
vrutiun recently held at Saratoga.
The ceremonies of the notification of
Mr. Hughes and Of the other candi-
dates Of the state offices chosen by the
Saratoga convention were held ut the
Republican Club in West 10th street
and followed a dinner at which MI.
Hughes met THE members Of the new
Republican state committee, who had
been in session here today.
When the candidate mentioned the
ramr Of President Roosevelt, tho prom
incnt Republicans present from al
over the state and from many other
parts of the United States broke into
cheering
Charles +. ITuG:Irs in r"Spons" To the
official notification Of his nomination
for governor tru;1h: sIt5 in rart:
Mr.. chairman aHl gentlemen Of the
,,.,iG..,,,,,,, ,.,.,,,r,i,t,.
"I,i-hly apprrciatinE tho bono" y"u
h.y, conferred ANA r,.:ifs.ing k"onIy
tho responsibility To he assumed. | az
c,i,t ihp nomination. As a Iirn-ianc. 70
luhlican. ~ nnr rnyaI Nh TIM ,uinripIcs
ard ir.~; tr.I.lit;uus or t!.. l-irty. r.
Srurl Ia the unanimous, ,,ll and t.spc-
ci2Iiy claim tn ."preSrnt tru. Republic
rari~m when promise tn administer
thr alIli,s ~ tlI,. ..tatr in the interest Of
an H.: citizens. recognizes tn" rXigcn-
Cy which has made Us, the trust ,c.i of
th.- conscience. .,+IG sober sentiment Of
th,. l.upl.. II III. 4;ltc. ana hte. charged
liz niih ,E" la;v .! leadership III i
cul.to;t cur ,l"c,il -"ycrnm, ut. 10 this
G." iIo't. hunhlT conscious of my own
Limitations. hut str"n,, in til" strength
Of thc cause. r"n.Iit myself. i"rrt
ana >au With";.t doubt ts tn ti!" re-
suit"
-Af''r referring I" ~" cNan'I" ~" by
our ;rc.t l-'d,., Th"rHor" En"@'.t ,it.
aud what Congress accomplish" at ia"
last session in the 10y al r"I""iiu To-
lSldtl III, Mr.. HUGHES t"U"h"a Er ~ r''-
f"rmS \. ''rr"'its T" our stat admin
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FAIR AND WARMER.

Washington, oct. 3.-Forccdst for Thurs
day and Friday for New England: Fair
and warmer Thursday. Friday partly
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Boston Forecast.

koston, oct. 3,-Forccast for Boston and
vicinity: Partly cloudy Thursday and
Friday. Warmer Friday. Light variable
winds.
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President Roosevelt Has Directed General
Bell to Go to Havana at Once.
Revolutionary Junta in New York Gives Up Offices
and Goes Out Of Business Situation Well in Hand.

view Of the insurgents Tuesday. The
naval ncn were enthusiastically cheer
ed when they were recognized. Good
order prevails here.
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Many fishing craft have been lost in Z
storm which has swept over the French
coast.
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WOMAN SUFFRAGISTS.

WOMAN SUFFRAGlSTS.
Annual Convention of State Association
Opens at Saco.
SaC". oct. S.-CuStumary addresses
Continued on Page Two)
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CONTINUED on Page Five.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-30
YALE LAW SCHOOL ENTRANCE,
New Standard of Requirements To Be
Put in Force in 1909.

New Standard of Requirements To Be
Put in Force in 1909.
Beginning with the year 1909 Yale law
school will adopt new system of re-
quirements for admission to the school.
Candidates will be admitted either on
diploma of some approved college or
scientific school on evidence that they
have performed with credit the equi-
valent of at least two full years work
of collegiate grade on basis Of fifteen
hours week. Other work of generally
corresponding grade will admit on pay
ment of fee of $40 of studies. The six
sets include history rhetoric, advance
studies in a language ancient or mod
ern, literary critics. logic, PHYSIOLOGY,
ethics, advanced mathematics and poli-
teal economy.
Ut is announced that the Yale Law
school faculty decides not to require a
college degree absolutely because of the
difference in the standing and merit
of colleges and because it might bear
hard on students who have ability but
who cannot on account Of lack Of funds
spend the necessary time to acquire the
college degree.
The Yale corporation acted upon this
question last Monday, but the record
was accidentally misplaced and no an
nouncement was made
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-30
CALIFORNIAN PICNIC

The New Haven CALIFORNIAN club cele-
brate double evena at Double Beach
next Wednesday,, when they have their
annual picnic to the popular east shore
resort. Like all true Scottish Ameri-
cans, they will first give prominence to
the celebration of independence day,
and in the second place will give due
honor to the memory Of George Blu
chanan, the great Scottish poet ana
historian whose four hundredth ami
versary takes place within the next
few days. Suitable exercises in con-
nection with the same will take place
at Double Beach. The party will leave
on cars starting at from ten o'clock I'M
til noon. The committee in charge,
consisting of Chief John o. Morton and
Past Chief Robert Macarthur and Pc
ter Sterling, will see that plenty Of re-
freshments are on the grounds for all
who attend
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WOMEN CHESS PLAYERS.

Why None of Them Is Mentioned in
the Annals Of the Game
Ladies chess clubs are being es-
tablished in various parts of the coun-
try special inducements are held out
for their patronage by the promoters
of National and international tourna-
ments, and articles on the game APP
pear regularly in journals which ca
ter specially for them. Women have
always played and taken part in the
game, though probably never to the
same extent as now. 1t is, therefore,
remarkable that in the whole of its
enormous literature there does
not appear the name of any woman
among the stars of the first, second or
their magnitude. One may go through
volume after volume containing thou
sands of games and not find q single
one played by women which any idi-
tor has thought worthy of a perma-
nent record.
When the question has been raised
before, it has been involved with that
of the intellectual superiority of one
sex over the other. Today the answer
to this would be totally inadequate
and inconsequential. There are men
in the front rank of players at tine
present moment who by on stretch Of
the imagination or the term can be
said to Occupy their position on ac-
count of exceptional Intellectual en-
dowments While the game always
appeals to intellectual men and women,
intellect is not the only factor which
makes the great player.
A careful examination of the games
of players whom the world recognizes
as great reveals the fact that the facul-
ties and qualities of concentration, com
prehensiveness, tmpartiality, and above
all spark of originality, are to be
found in combination and in varying de
grees. The absent of these qualities in
woman explain why no member of the
feminine sex has occupied any high
position as a chess player.
There are many women who are
earnest students of chess whose knowl-
edge of the theory, principles and all
the accoutrements of the game Is phe-
nomenaI. But mere knowledge can
make nobody great. Taking results good
judgement is much superior to
knowledge imperfectly applied.-Sat-
urday Review.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-30
LIST OF PATENTS.

Issued from the United States Patent
Office, Tuesday, June 20 1906, for the
State Of Connecticut, furnished us
from the Office of Seymour & Earle,
Solicitors of Patents 1858 Chapel Street
New Haven, Conn.
E. D. Alvord and H. r. Knox. HAIR
ford, Machine for making leather
board.
G. S. Barnard, asslgnor to Burns Sill
yer & CO. Bridgeport, Device for
fastening cabinet-hardware
E. w Bassick assignor to Burns Sill
yer & Co. Bridgeport, Device for
fastening cabinet-hardware
c. A. Brewer, Noroton Heights,
Buckle.
W. Colina, Waterbury, assignor by
mesne assignments, to Welsbach Light
Co., Valve.
w, L. Ferris, Stamford, assignor to
4. Il. Waterman Co, Fountain-brush.
w. I. T. Fosdick Bridgeport, assignor
to Triumph Voting Machine Co. Shut
ter-locking mechanism for voting
machines, 3patents.)
]. Godfrey, assignor to Compressed
Paper Box Co, Bridgeport, Appliance
for stripping pasteboard boxes from
hot forming-dies.
J. ]. Hayes, Middletown, Snap-hook.
G. Rowland, New Milford, Cooking
utensil.
J. R. Kidney, East Hampton. Push
button bell
A. G. Lamb, assignor to Excelsior
Needle Co. Torrington, Flush-butt
hinge.
W. Leigh, New Haven Gage for
measuring trousers.
W. E. Porter, assignor to New Haven
Clock Co. New Haven, Intermittent
alarm clock.
F. L. Post, Wallingford. Clutch for
Misunderstanding machine.
r. U. Ruddell, Hartford, and w.
Ruddell. Cue-holder.
H. P. Townsend, assignor to Corbin
Cabinet Lock Co. New Britain. Lock.
w. Yanderman, Willimantic, Bath
tub
DESIGNS.
II. W. Hirschseld assignor to Inter-
national Silver Go. Meriden. Handle
for spoons, forks or similar articles.
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A NoTRE DAME LADY.

I will send free with full Instructions
some of this simple preparation for the
cure of Leucorrhoea. Liberation, Dis
placements, Falling of the Womb,
Scanty or painful Periods, Tumors or
Growths, Hot Flashes, Desire TO Cry,
Creeping feeling up the Spine, Pain in
the Back, and all Female Troubles, to
all sending address. To mothers of
suffering daughters I will explain
Successful Home Treatment. If you de-
eide to continue it will only cost about
IL cents week to guarantee cure. 1
do not wish to sell you anything. Tell
other sufferers of 1t, that is all I ask.
Address Mrs. M. Summers, Box 375
Notre Dame. Ind
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-30
PORCELAIN DENTAL WORK

Any deserving person, financially I'M
able to have work done, may go during
the summer session Of the Jenkins
Postgraduate Porcelain school, 1870
Meadow street, July 9Th to 14th, and
have work performed by noted practi-
TONERS, who are here in conference,
without any charge being made what
soever. Only cases that are suitable
for the operation these gentlemen wish
to show can be accepted.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-30

Miss Planet understand you do
very handsome work and make very
pretty pictures" Photographer -
"Yes'm, but I could give you an exact
likeness If you wish."-Philadelp
Ledger.
Hicks-"Mr. Roosevelt says it's the
time for the man with the patch to
come forward" Wicks-"Yes, the man
with the garden patch. There's a ter
rible demand for vegetables. Boston
Transcript.
Weary Willie (reading "adO-" Man
wanted to chop wood, bring up coal,
tend furnace, take care of garden, mind
chickens and children. Prayed Fagin
(groaning)-'Gee! Dem matrimonial
advertisements make me tired. Judge.
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Mistress-"I am sorry to trouble you,
Bridget, but my husband wants his
breakfast tomorrow at $50" Cook
"Oh, it won't be no throuble at all,
mum, if he don't knock nothin' over
whole cookin' it an wake me up
Judge, -..s
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ReYeliCOn de los StCretOS de Ia Aagia.
lmpOrtanCia dc este fasCnants arts como eStudO
de adOrnO.

Por espacio de mucho tempo ha Veni-
do dejandOse sentir en- la curiOsidad p1bli-
ca un ciertO vacfo causado por la falta de
datos relatives al misterioso, cuantO fasci-
nante arte magicO. No hay qui6n no ha-
va presenciadO las preciosfsimas suertes
lleVadas cabo en- los teatros por los ma
gOs observation-disclosures modernos Y que tan
to delete como asombro nos producer; to-
dos hemos dido hablar de Kellar, Herr
mann, TreWey OtrOs Yarios quienes la
possession de los secretos de la Magia les ha
Waldo la adquisicion de inmensas riquezas
y una reputation enVidiable; no hay qui6n
no experiments grandes deseos de poseer
los secretos de la Aagia pero Sc ha trope-
Zado con un obstaculO: nadie hasta ahOra
Sc habia ofrecido poner esOs conOcimien-
tos la disposition del publico, Muchos
libros Sc han escrito sobre este asunto; pc
ro Sc cOncretan solamente hacer una des-
cripci0n de las suertes sin ensefar a hacer-
las, El vacfo de que hemos hablado ha
Venido q llenarlO ell curse ofrecido por la
Rochester Academy of Arts En- eL Sc
descubren los secretos que han hecho c6le-
bres q los magos prestidigitadores Y Sc
enseflan hacer las preciOsas suertes lie
Vadas cabo por ellOs. Para todos aque-
Hos que deseen brillar en- sociedad Y cap
tarse las simpatfas de todos, no puede ofre-
cerse una opOrtunidad mas brillante. En-
Fra acia Alemania, Inglaterra, Estados
UnidOs " otrOs VariOS pafseS, eSta muy en-
boga la ejecuci0n de suertes de salon; no
hay reunion tertulia, banquete, etc., dom
de no Sc encuentren varias personals que
llevando cabo bonitas suertes magicas
llenan de animation entusiasmo los
demas concurrentes.
Si desea usted saber todo 10 relative q
este misterioso arte; 81 desea poser ell ta-
lisman que lie rodeara de una reputation
envidiable como inteligente listo; si de-
seasGanarse la estimaci6n del bello sexo
hacerse conspfcuo en- sociedad; ST desea
fama, honores v riquezas, escriba hoy
mismo la Rochester Academy of Arts,
solicitando el libro que esta distribuye gra-
tis titulado LAS MARAVILLAS De LA
MAGIA MODERNA", Iujosamente inn
preso v adornado con profusion de graba-
dos. Escriba hoy, si es que en- realidad de-
sea recbirlo, bien en- carta cerrada taEje-
ia postal, debidamente franqueadas. Di-
reeci0n: ROCHESTER, ACADEMY OF
ARTS.-Depto. 81, Box 558.-Rochest
n, X, Egtados Udidos de America,
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MUJERES PALIDAS

La padez empobeceento de sangre Destruya
Ia beleza de la muer
La padez revea dsnuci6n de Muchas mujeres de
todas edade cass han perddo ell meas
bo desumbrante mrada la genteza movmentos
esbeltez la beeza faccones de
debdad pobrez de Su nutrc6n defcien Cual
marcha vida I'm aspeco pado,
decado enmzo ha desdo uchos todo porvenr
anables.
eposa las 6venes rauucas enferizas Neesan 6venes
bes foras eas sonrosadas nenas de vida
de atractvos, alegres felices.
de Searns de Acee de Hgado de Bacalao Pepto
maTavoso Testauador centcO Posee e
ado oas las popedade mednaes del acee de baaao
grasa nneesaria contiene organize
de erro que as gran rapdez aento para
sange Aumenta eniquece sangre meora la complexion
general engendra carnes energfa. No tiene rival
E Dr. Julio Audo del Coego de Medcna de Barcelona, dice
10 sguente Habendo usado exo Vino de Steafns
drando preparado merecedor de Ia conanza
de mare vaco
recomendar los de debiidad, anema etc.
Todas las haan ben enarse de todos los paru
noabmo remdo que garanzamos
las intermediates que esta indicado.
Botcas.
FREDERICK STEARNS CIA.
QuimcOs FarmaceutlcoS
Ae DETROIT. NaIoH E. u. a. 4
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FOndOs de la diputaCiOn, fOndOs de
maestrOs y juntas de CarCeIes.
Al fin ell dlnerO VleIo sera
TeiRtsgTadO sus duefOS

De acuerdo con una ley aprobada por
la Asamblea Legislative, Sc llev6 efecto
una reunion en- la ofcina del Secretario de
Puerto Rico, con objeto de constituir la
comisi6n que componen los seflores Post,
Matienzo Cintron Ward. Este iltimo
no pudo asistir.
Los trabajos que llevara cabo dicha
comisi6n seran revisar las reclamaciones de
la extinguida Jupta de Carceles, de la ex-
tinguida diputaci6n provinciaLy jubilaci6n
del Magisterio. Presentara mocion q
las Cortes de la Isla.
Ell encargado de hacer este trabajo en-
general sera Ell sefior Rosendo Matienzo
Cintr6n, speaker de la Camara de delega-
dos, que fu6 nombrado on la misma reu-
ni6n del sabado para tai objeto.
Esto resultard de gran beneficio para
los ayuntamientos, que han venido traba-
jando constantemente desde hace siete AMOS
y con pocos resultados fin de conseguir
alguna soluci6n favorable q sus recla-
maciones.
El asunto de Ia extinguida diputaci6n
provincial resulta justo, pues hahi6ndose
hecho el gobierno cargo de las propiedadea
de la diputaci6n provincial, es de justicia,
que pague sus deudas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-12

Ell gobernador Winthrop durante las
iltimas horas de la legislature traslad6 su
ofcina q la del, Attorney General, en- don
de frm6 todos los preyectos de Ley.
-Ha pasado una ley en- Ia Asamblea
Legislative aumentando los sueldos de los
Jueces de Paz de Arecibo, Humacao, Qua
yama = Aguadilla a setecientos veinte do
liars anuales.
Sc encuentra al frente de la presiden-
cia de la Junta Central de la Union de
Puerto Rico" nuestro compatriota senior
Juan F. Was Ochoteco, quien permanece-
"a todavia algunos dias el esta capital.
Ell vapor espailol "Catalina" esta q Ia
carga en- Barcelona de donde saldra ell dia
80 del actual para sus escalas del Medite-
rraneo Canarias, con destino 4 este puer-
to siguiendo para Mayagtiez, Ponce San
tiago de Cuba, Habana New Orleans
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-12
LOS MUCHACHOS." !"

Son gente que la entienden y no vacilan
en- extender cada dfa mas sus negocios ms
talando nuevos establecimientos.
En- la pr6xima semana Sc abrira al pd-
blico de esta ciudad una nueva sucursal
que con Ell simpatico nombre de la "Nueva
Perla" tendra uu complete surtido del ra-
mo que Sc han dedicado siempre "Los
Muchachos" de Sucres. de A Mayol y
Compa1fa.
Buenos negocios deseamos la nueva
casa.
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VIENNA DE DERECHOS Y AC-
CIONES.- 81 de Diciembre dltimo,
segdn escritura otorgada ante Ell Notario
don Damian Monserrat, he dejado de per-
tenecer q la sociedad Perez, Pazos Ca,
por venta de todas mis- participaciones al
gestor don Antonio Perez, quedando Ell
que .suscribe relevado de toda responsible
lidad. San Juan, P. R. Mario 8 1906.
Manuel PozOs.
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Prenios los SlnpOnentes sOBre k6retGs
Sc sortearan todos los amos entire los que
mas se distingan por su constancia en- Ell
Ahorro.
Horas de Caja: Para lasi mposiciones:
De 8 61O3 de Ii manana, y de q 81
de la tarde los dfaa laborables y de 81 q
1O3 de Ia mahana los domingos; Para Ia
extracciones las mismas horas excepto los
domingos
ReglomentO de u Seccs6n: Las personals
que interesen mas pormenores sobre las
imposiciones, extracciones manera de Ii
quidar intereses, etc. pueden solicitar un
ejemplar en- la Gaia.
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COMiSION COMpllADORA.

El General Winthrop nombrara antes
del primero de Abril para formar parte de
la Comisi6n Compiladorr de leyes, 4 los
distinguidos le trados sefiores Henry r.
Hord, Eduardo Acuna Aybar, Jacinto
Texidor y Acala del Olmo y Mr. Henry
F Hord. La election recaida en- estos ca
balleros no puede ser mas acertada, por
trataTse de personas competentes y de pres
tigio en- el foro puertorriqueho.
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Mas oficiaIes.

Ha comenzado hoy sus sesiones para el
examen de ofciales del Regimiento de
Puerto Rico la junta que ha de enteDdeT
paraiascender primeros tenientes.
Componen dicha junta los sefores Col,
Bailey, Mayor Rafferty,, Cap. FilId y
Griffith, DR.. Garcia de QueVedo y Tenien-
te Armstrong.
EI sefior PARA es uno de los presenta-
dos & examen.
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ULTIMA HORA.

New York, Mario z, p. m.
1900 muertos, causa de la explo-
sion de una nina fotante que destruy6 un
buque, en- ell Paso de Calais.
Cr6ese que dicha nina procede de los
mares de Extreme Oriente, que fu6
arrastrada por las ,orrientes maritimas al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-12

sitio en- que hizo explosion.
-Ci6rrase hoy el Sanado en- Washing
ton.
-Informan de Madrid que el Congreso
de los diputados ha recibido la comunica-
ci6n Official del casamiento del rey Alfonso
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ConferenCia International.

presentantes de Francia, k..ia, Espafa
Italia para lIegar & un defnitivo acuerdo
respecto de los asuntos de Marruecos. Los
representatives del Sultan aseg1rase que Sc
disponen embarcar para su pals
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New York, Mario 12, 1.3O p. m
Avisan de Madrid que en- IA Ultima se-
sion de la conferencia international de
Algeciras, predomin6 la nota de concilia-
ci6n por parte de Alemania, avini6ndose
4 las proposiciones presentadas por los re
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En- La COrreSp nIeooia

Sc haze toda clase de ira
bJo d, Tipografia, a una Q mas
tintas. Sc imprimen facturas y
clrcuIares con tinta1e copiar.
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Hoy Sc han inaugurado nuevamente
las classes en- las escuelas de nifos de San
turce, despu6s de haberse fumigado perfec-
tamente ell edifcio. Dicha escuela estuvo
clausurada tres semanas con motive del
sarampi6n.
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AVSO ESENCIAL
PARA Ell POBLICO.

Llamamos la atenci6n del pdbco particularmente
la de cuantas personas hacen del PURGAT!Vo LE
ROY, acerca de los numerosos productos fabrcados
venddos esta rbrca que tienen de semeante
aquel exceente medicamento sno Ell nombre, que Sc
les da sin ninglin escrdpulo.
Ell pdbco comprendera que el benefcio de los efectos
erap6uticos que espera del tatamento de las hume
intermediates para las cuales esta indicado e
= PURGATTVo LIE ROY sStOrbOS gdStrtcOS, hebreS
paLQdeaS bNOSaS, eRterittS dtSenertQ O6ttO negro
0eccOReS del hLadO ETC.. solo obtendra hacienda
de los VERDADEROS MEDIeAMEMTOS LIE ROY, los
nicos que conenen los principles necesaros para su
: curacion
FL pdblico observara gualmente que la absorci6n de
drogas funestas venddas con el nombre de
TWO IL ROY que 10 son, provoca, menudo,
J una agravacion y no un alivio
ExiiTanse, pues los VERDADERos PvRGATLYoS
LIZ ROY, abricados por la antigua FARMACIA COTTIN,
yerno de LIE ROY 81, de Seine, Paris cuya marca
esta depositada, levan, ademas de Ia frma LE ROY,
ell inventor la ESTAMPlLLA KACI0NAL de la Repdblica
Francesa estampila de garantia de la Union de los
Fabricantes Sociedad constitufda para reprimr las
falsifcacones.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-12

Dgsdicado con especial ida Ia venta de
efectos religiosos articulos de novedad y
fantasia para sen as y sefioritas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-12
Para ell CongresO Pan-AmeriCanO.

Sc cree que los representatives dc Ia Ar.
gentina plantearan en- dicho Congreso i'm.
portantes euestiones relacionadas con ID
doctrina de Monroe
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-12

New York, Mario 12, 1.30 p. m.
Varias naciones sud-smericanas, han
nombrado sus representatives para el pro-
ximo Congreso Pan-Americano.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-12
IMPORT TANTES CABLES
AnorInaI situaCion en- FiIipinas

New York, Mario 12, 1.3O p. m.
Dicen de Manila, que en- varias islas
del archipelago, reina intensa animosidad
contra ell gobierno de los Estados Uni
dos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-12

Especialmente en- Jol6, Ia situaci6n
creada por los moros rebeldes, causa consi-
derables perjuicios al comercio mantiene
en- constante intranquilidad a aquellos ha-
bitantes.