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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-20
UN DIcH0 TONIC.

s'Es un concepto com6n purt
Uonto que predomina entire cierta
clase de gente, que la efcacia de
un remedio esta en- proportion 4
su NAL sabor Il oIor." Asf dice IN
conocido m6dico, y ademas agre
ga: ''por ejemplo, veamos el acei
,te de h1gado de bacalao. Tai como
Sc extrae del pescado, este aceite
tiene un sabor y olor tan ofen-
siYos que casi todo ell mundo 10
aborrece, Y muchos no 10 pueden
emplear de manera alguna por
mucha falta que les haga. Sin
embargo, 81 aceite de bacalao es
una de las drogas mas yaliosas y
es muy de lamentarse que hasta
ahora no hayamos podido eliminaI
de 81, aquellas particularidades
que tan graveme +e afectan su
ilnportancia. Esto SO escribi6
muchos aflos ha; pero l. obra de
civilizar Y redilnirlo ha sido efec-
tuada con todo 6xito, y como IL
no de los principales ingredientes
en- el eficaz remedio denominado
PREPARATION DR WAMPOLE
ell aceite retiene todas sus maravi-
llosas propiedades curativas sin
nal olor 8 sabor alguno. Es tan
sabrosa como Ia miel y contiene
todos los principles Dutritivos y
curativos del Aceite de H1gado de
Bacalao Puro, con Jarabe de Hi
pofosftos Compuesto, Extractvs de
Malta Y Cerezo Silyestre; de esta
manera produciendo una medicina
de sin igual potencia para las en-
fermedades que mas abundan y
mas fatales son en- los hombres,
mujeres y niflos. Estimula la ac-
ei6n digestiva del est6mago y e1
los easos de Impurezas de Ia San
gre .spepsia. Nerviosa, Escrofula
7 Bemacraci6n, proporciona un ali
VIC ! curaci6n pronto y seguro.
'sEl DR.. Ignacio Plasencia, de Ha-
bana, dice: He usado su Dnagnffica
Preparation de Wampole = es in
neiorable como t6nico reconstitu-
yenta, 10 cual ha sido comprobado
en- mi praetica." " stNadie sufre un
lesengano con esta." En- Boticas-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-20
TAMBIEN Sc We EN-
Santo Domingo eI
COIneta.
Use trata de Ia sparicl6n del gran
cOmeta HALEY?
Este GOmsta hi atsmaIzldO On dIstIltas 6pOGos
ala hamaRIdad.

De nm colegR dominicano txtractamos 10
siguiente, con feeha 10 de Agcato:
"-U1a cOnaetG. Amigos nuestFoB, madru
adorsS, nos informAn one en- estoa dfas
durante Ia madrugada, Be We nm comata
pOF lR paTte Este Uno de elIoB, eI Btfior
Andres Vicini, Hegundo ayudanta de la
com6ndancia del paerto, nos dice qus 10
vic hoy & las 4 = 20 que Is cola de dicho
aBtro eB bastante grands.
"NueHtroB lectores pueden recordar que
no hace mucho reprodujimos Ia noticia
dada por una revista cintifes franceaa que
anunciaba la pr6xims aparici6n del gran
cometa II alley, 81 cual, desde hace muchoB
sfios Sc viene apYCximando 81 nGcleo solar,
, por consiguiente noBotros.
''Seg6n Ae dijo entonces, 81 meg litud,
unida la pequefa diAtsncia relativa que
nos Hepara de 81, le h2r6 ocupaT tai lugar
en- el cielo, que producir6 On los animoB
verdadero eBpanto. No seF6 remote, decfa
La Rsvista, que los gobierncB emitan pro
clamas para calmar la conBiguienta in-
quietud que cauBRr6 tan grandioso E inau-
ditto fsn6meno. Sc levantar6 81 cometa
oblfcuo al horizonte CON una proloDgaci6n
que RbRrcar6 aproximadamente el cuR-
drante y Du brlllo de oro le dar6 sublimi-.
dad sin igusl.
''Ests Cometa ha atemorizado en- distin.
tas 6pocas & Ia humRnidad. La Ultima
vez que 30 le vic fac en- 1895.
'Ss el gran cometa HALEY sea otro
cualquieFa, el Observation-Disclosures tai
puede llRmaFBe, Hcbre TODD para gran pRrte
de la actual gsneraci6n domiuicana- -ocu.
para poE muchos dfaH la atenci6n p6blica,
y, con toda BegQridad, estan nochsB Ber6n
mas coEtsS que las snteTiores por 10 gus
reBpeCt2 al cuotidiano rributo rendido &
Merfso.
"El eometa constituye lR nota de actua.
lidad Aparece durante Is madrugada
por 81 Este. Hoy, partir de las 2, ha-
bia-mucha gante On GALES patfoB contem.
plsndo 81 aatro y no pooas peraonaB, sobre
todo de la juvsntud, estuyieron sgaaFdan-
do en- las plazss y otros GitioB p6blicoR
haBta despu6s de eBR hoFa.
"A gunos barrios estaban muy anima-
dos y On difsrentss casas SO ameniz6 81 ra-
to con tr0bajOs de naGstGcGci6gs
sEl aAtro apareci6 las LIS mas 6 me-
nos = culmin6 entire las 80 3 45. Es
tsba On los dos tsrcios del cuadrants, de-
b9jo de las Cabrillas. La cola cab1lla
re-, que va de Eats Osste, tiene una di
msnai6n aparents de cuatro cinco varas
'Ests cometa, que Beg6n ioformeu es
Observable en- Paris desde eI % de Mayo,
es tenido por algunaB personas como Ell
mismo que Bs vic aquf el ana 1882"
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LOS HERMANOS
De ALFONSO XII.
La nuveIa De Alfonso XII con Ia C6Ie.
bTe altista Elena SAM.
IN blnqusre pirIslsnss prstsndl6 aIzarsS col
500 600 p0sstss.

En- el colegs extEapjero Listiqa DiariO,
de Saptl Domingo, lesmoa 10 siguiente:
''Todos los que eBtSn an POGO versadoa
en Ia Cr6nica escandalosa de las cortes
europeaA FecoTdarSn Ia novis del Tey
Alfonso XII de EBpafis con Ia celebre
srtista Elena Sanz. novela sobradamente
natur&lista que di6 como resultado 81 ma.
cimiento de dos v6stagoB que vinieron
aumentar 81 fnito n6msEo de Borbones
bastardos Cxistentes en- el mundo.
Gel rey A fonao, que no He distingui6
jamaa por 10 dadivoao, crey6 aseguEado el
poKvenir de sus dos retonls extralegales
con la rents de medic million de pesetaB
que eBs fin deposit6 en- poder de an ban
qaero paEisienue; peTo Condici6n extricta
de que Ia Elena SAM no revalaTfa jam6B
81 verdadero nombre del padre de los
muchRchoB.
"Medio million no es un regaIo regio vi
mucho menos, 500 900 peBetas donadas
por un monsrcR para poDer & dos hi Is
suyos cubierto de las viciaitudes de la
vida, revelan una fegia tacs Il ,rfa.
"Paro Ia Sanz acept6 se atuvo al deco
roso paHar que Ia renta, religiOsamente
psg ada, le ofrscfa, cumpisudo 10 condi
ci6n de no decir que aqueIlog Hns hiios 10
ersn tambi6a del monarcs eSpan u, por
mas que todo ell mundo 10 Saba.
'Ds repents 81 bang nero deja de abo-
DRT la rents pFetende alzaTss con
500 600 peaetaB co6fadaB q su custodis y
Ia Elena SAM , sus hijOs, ante la perspec.
tiva de una miseria negsa, impropia de
BeHeS de Eangre real, echan rodar el
secreto , entsblan demanda contra 81
banqueFo.
Gel proceso Sc VIC en- Paris y fl ado
puerta ceTrada, para svitsr on 10 possible 81
esc6r dalo, TsaultRndo condenado 81 ban
quaro q devOlver 81 medic million las
reptan detsnidas."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-20
REUMATlsMo cRoNICo

Aconsejamos a cuantas personas SUI
fren de dolores Y redmas al estado per-
manente, todos cuantos encuentran
penosos los movimientos de sus MEM
bros q tienen deformadas las articula-
clones, a las personas, en- fin, sensibles
al menor enfriamiento, que hagan uso
del Omagil.
Porque, en- efecto, va sea en- licor, va
en- pildoras, ell Omagil tornado a la mi
tad de la comida, Ia dosis de una
cucharada sopera ell licor, 8 bien a la de
2 a pildoras, basta para calmar prom
tamente los dolores reumaticos, aun los
mas crueles y antiques, y por rebeldes
que hayan sido otros remedios Cura
aSimismo las neuralgias mas dolorosas
y cualquiera que sea su asiento: las
costillas, los rinones, los miembros 6 la
cabeza, y aliyia los, sufrimientos tan
penosos de los ataques de gotta.
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100; Federico Collazo, 80; Ramon Cola
20, SO; Leonciol Photo, SO; Jose Fernan.
DEE, 81; Jose Ortegs, 81; Jor6 Benito AL
varoz, 94; 10 8 Nevsrez, so; Fernando
Ruiz SoDer, 88; Juana Llobet, 81; Juan
Palou, 83.
GeografJa Universal -TeTcer curse. RR-
fsel Arrieta, 80.
9egundo Curso. Leoncio Photo, SO;
sBds Vela, SO; Antonio Fuentes, 50; J1-
le Bsnito Alvarez, 81.
Primer CuTEo Ramon GaIguera, so;
JQana Llobet 89; Ramon Collazo 81;
Joae Nev6rez, 80; Eusebio Carri6n, 81;
Ramon Rivera Torres. 80; Juan Pa!ou,
80; r f4el ApeIlaniz 78.
FSsiOJOgiG Higisne j sr6nimo FonR
lledRs, so; Rafael Torres, rs.
Historic de Jos Estados Uaid0s. Sc
gundo Curse. Jer6nimo Fonalledas, SO;
R. -fael AErieta, 85
Primer Curse. Jes6s Vela, 100.
HistOT5G de Puerto Rico j sr6nimo
FonalIedas, SO; Luis Diaz 95; Jssds
Vela, 81; Rsfael Arrieta, 85; Mariana
Riers, 83; Manuel Saldafil, 80
D4bujO LineGg -Ssgundo Curse. Je-
E6nimo FonalledRB, SO; r fael ArTieta, SO
Primer Curse. .-Segunda division: Ra-
mon Rivera, 85; Jesds VelP, "a; Leoncio
Photo, 83.-PTimerG dlvisi6 4: Joaquin
Fernandez, 85; Fernando Ruiz Soler, 85.
Teneduri0 de HbrOs-B aio Ia direction
del professor don JoH6 Diaz Prado hicieron
el estudio te6rico = pr6ctico de esta asigna-
tuTR, Los alumnoB Carmen Flores, Emilia
Gonzalez, Mercedes Chieza, Francisco
palv HEa-n-z,SaS
Morera, Rafael Torres, Jose Ttfas, Carme-
10 VarRs. Fernando Case, JESUS Vela, Ar
turo B. Jimenez, Federico Collszo, Ramon
Collazo, Jose Benito Alvarez, Ramon Cas-
tro y Manuel Sald&fis.
IagWigr0fa. - CursRron este ramo que
explics 81 inteligente professor don Conrado
ABenjo, los alumnos Carmen Flores, Emil
liza Cor zalez, Pedro Matso MorazEani.
Juan Morera, Carmelo VaEas, Fernando
Case, JoA6 Fernandez, Jss6s Vela, Jar6.
nimo Fonailedas Manuel AgoiaT, Arturo
B. Jim snez, Javier Cerecedo, Leopoldo
CereCedo, Federico Collazo, Ramon Cas-
tro, Antonio Fuentes Luis Moczo Gar.
cfR.
MGsica -FormarOn Ia class de Bolfso, 3
alumnos Juan PR1ou, Ramon Rivera, Pe
dro Ricarts (mediO peasiOnista). juan Me.
lendez, Luis Disz, Gi6como Schira, Joa6
Nsvarez, Carlos Ub1rri , Antonio Garcia
(pensiOnistG).
EstudiaEon Piano los alumnoH FeTnAn-
do Case, Mariana Riers y Maria Mocz6
Continuaron el estudio de Violin, Federi-
co Calaf y Jer6nimo FonalIsdaB, , sI de
Ia Flauta, Luis Mocz6 = Ramon Cast o.
Seeci6a de PdrUHLOs. -Ssgunda Diviai6n.
Sc distiDguieron los min % JAvier Carri6n
(pensiOasst0) J ose Amato. uan Sierra =
Fernando Castro Martinez
Primsra Division. EobresalieFon los NE
nos Antonio Garcia MentFies, Jos6 Miguel
MangusI (pensiOnista) Ramon Rsdri.
guez, Luis Arana' segnet , Jasto Gambia
eksEett.
p, emiO de Honor. Para esta distinction,
que 81 COlegio concede al aIumno mas
aPlicadO, fac desiguado por el voto de Bus
condiBcipuIog, reunidoB On convention esco-
lar, el alumno JsE61imo Fonalledas.
PTemios de ConductG Ell Colpgio coz.
cede an premio Il eutudiante de meior Con.
ducta Escolar, , otro al pensionista de ms
jor COnducta DOm6Stica: para amba1 dis
tinCiones fue deIignadO pOr el voto de guB
CompafisEos ell alumno Ramon ColIszo.
Pedro MOcs6 B6niet.
San Juan, Pto Rico,
Agoato 19 de 1907.
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Rn o1s irgpranta = vundS PApol d pa-
Iiittioa Vi.io 6 a209 lol IS kilul In a.ia'
tGl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-20
EFECTOS DEL TRATAMIENTO
Por Ell OMAGIL

Creado el Omagil conforme a los ilti-
mos decubrimientos de la ciencia, no
contiene substantial alguna nociva su
uso no presenta en- absolute el menor
peligro para la salud. El licor ademas es
de un sabor agradabilisimo.
Generalmente ell aliVio Sc produce va
el primer dia, Y ell tratamiento cura, a
pesar de que solo cuesta unos 80 cen
timos por cada vez.
De venta en- todas las buenas farma-
cias, mas para evitar todo error, cuidese
de e.rag5r en- la etiqUetG la paLa6rd
Omagil q las SedGs del Dep6Sdto gene
raj /: MadSon L. FRERE, 19, rue Jacob,
Paris 4
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San Juan, Pto Rico,
Ag1ato 19 de 1907.
CASA DE PREsTA MOS sDEHLO.

CASA DE PREBTAMOs DE H. LO-
PEI CEPERO, San Jot6 16 FL dfa 26
del corriente subsigniertes de II de
la noche haata termination, q 7endsr6n
ca subsBtas ininidad de prendas, cuyoB ta'
lonea no han lido cancelados nj Fenovados
desPuea de los meses que oTdena = Ley.
LR caa continuaI& BuH OpeEaCioneA
Constante exiAtenciA do barras de catEes.
IL 4
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extinction de Ia fabre amaEiIIa , la maIa-
ria en- el itHmo por Ia destruction de los
mosquitoes que lRs producer, demuestra
que Il region tropical e. no solo habitRble
para Ia Taza blauca, nino mas clemente ,
pE6diga que las regiones templadag, y que
en- ConssCuencia, loS tr6picos VolveF6n &
ser aBiento de una gVan Ciyilizaci6n como
en- log albores de la historic.
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En osss impranta o vcnd0 papGl do pc.
zi6dico viaio s a2OO loa AG kil0s (Wa qWia-
tsLl
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AsIaata d IN, gr,n eIIllIzle!dn.

81 CoroneI Gsrgss, Jsfs de sanida do
Panam6 que realise 81 Saneamieato de-
Cpbau declare con dstOg pogitiYos que Il
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-08
NO ROOM FOR SOCIALISTS
French Republicans Cut Loose From
the Extremists-Whole Coun-
try Relieved.

Paris, Oct. THE reputation by the
Republican majority in the chamber of
deputies of the anti-military propaganda
conducted by the extreme Socialists under
the leadership of NM. JaureZ and Herve
is now regarded as complete. The speech
delivered by Premier Clemenceau at
of others, leaves little doubt that com
plete separation of the two parties will
be decreed at the Radical congress TO be
held October 10. The whole country, judg
ing from the comments of the press, is
breathing a sigh of relief at the decision
of the Republican majority to cut loose
from the extremists, who are preaching
the appropriation of property and a gen.
eral strike in the event of France going
to war.
NJ Clemenceau made it clear by his
above everything did not mean halt in
the work of social reform, but only put
ting an end to the subversive demands Of
anaISfy. There was, he declared, real
danger that the extreme Socialists would
bring about the overthrow of the Repub-
lican regime by playing into the hands
of the reaetionists who would take ad-
vantage of an upheava1 from below to
bring about coup d'etat from above.
The expulsion from France of the Span
ish Socialists who were invited to speak
at Socialist meetings here and denounce
the action of Spain and France in Mo-
eminent is going in order to suppress the
propaganda, and SPANS expulsion of M.
Willem and other Frenchmen who were
bound from Madrid on similar errand
shows that the two governments are In
accord in the campaign.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-08
MURDERERS LEFT NO CLUE
Baker City Mystery Apparently No
Nearer Solution Than it Was
Week Ago.

Portland. Ore, oct. IA special dis
patch to the Evening Telegram from
Baker City says that after search last
ing almost a week the authorities and
detectives who have been working on the
mysterious murder of Harvey K. Brown
are apparently no nearer making arrests
of the murderers than they were last Mon
day night when Brown was killed by a
dynamite bomb. The kilograms CORE
spondent says that to all appearances the
search in Baker City has been abandoned
1t is understood that Harry Draper S
bloodhounds, which picked up the scent
of the murderers so readily when taken
to the scene of the murder, will be taken
to Spokane today and will not be further
employed in the case.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-08
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RAILWAYS WERE
NOT FREE TO BUY
Club in the Way of Freight
Shipments Held Over Them
by the Standard.
OTHER OILS MUCH CHEAPER
TESTIMONY GIVEN IN NEW
YORK HEARING.

New York. Oct. 7-Testimony that rail-
roads purchased their lubricating oils from
the Standard Oil companies at prices that
were higher than those OF it's competitors
were heard today in the federal suit for
the dissolution of the so-called oil trust.
Philip Harrison. manager of the New
York Lubricating Oil company, which has
engaged in a long strife with the Standard
Oil company in the lubricating oil indus
try. was on the witness stand all day and
testified that though the products of his
company had proven satisfactory to the
railroads ard were sold at prices under
the Standards figures. the railroads de-
clined to renew their contracts with the
New York Lubricating Oil company. Mr..
Harrison said he was never openly told
by the railroad officials why the contracts
we're not entered into again. but he had
well-defined idea of the cause.
Prices Cut No Figure.
Mr. Harrison said that the Vacuum OH
company previous TO 1884 manufactured
lubricating oil. but that il made an agree
ment with the Standard whereby it turned
all of its lubrieating business over to the
Galena Signal Oil company, a subsidiary
of the Standard. The witness said that
his company made a contract with the
Louisville & Nashville railroad in 1903
10 supply the road with lubricating oil.
On the expiration of the contract, Presi-
dent Milton Smith of the Louisville &
Nashville refused to renew IL, but would
give no reason. Mr.. Kellogg then placed
in evidence the statement of the Galena
Signal oil company showing that the
Louisville & Nashville at the expiration
of the contract with the New York Lubri-
eating cmopany made a contract with
the Galena at a higher rate than that
paid the New York company.
Compelled to Buy Galena.
Mr. Harrison said President Smith had
stated In a letter that the Lubricating
oil company's products were entirely sat
isfactory. He added that the Galena
agents went to President Smith and told
him that the Standard was shipping a
large amount of oil on the Louisville &
Nashville. and that the road should give
the contract to the Galena.
President Smith told the Galena agents
that he was not paying rebates in that
way" said Mr.. Harrison.
Mr.. Harrison testified that the New
York Lubricating Oil company had con-
tracts with the Central of Georgia rail-
road and the Georgia railroad, and that
the Galena obtained contracts with the
two railroads at prices which he said he
understood were higher than the prices of
New York Lubricating Oil company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-08
The CALL OF
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-08
OPPOSITION TO
FURTHER DELAY
Indicted Insurance Officials
Will Have to Go Through
the Mill Very Soon.
JEROME UPHELD BY COURT
PROMINENT IN
BUSINESS LIFE.

New York Oct Efforts of counsel
for five insurance officials, indicted as
the result of the legislative insurance in
vestigation. to secure further delay of
their cases, met with opposition on the
part of District Attorney Jerome in the
criminal branch OF the supreme court to-
day. The officials under indictment are:
John r. Hegeman, president of the Met
ropolitan Life Insurance company; George
w. Perkins and Charles s. Fairchild,
formerly of the New York Life, and Wal
ter r. Gillette and Robert A. Grannis,
ex-viee presidents of the Mutual Life.
Motions were made by attorneys for
the defendants asking that the indict-
ments against their clients be dismissed.
They stated, however, that they were
not prepared TO argue such motions and
asked that a further delay of two or
three weeks be granted in which to pre-
pare their cases.
Opposed by Jerome.
Mr. Jerome insisted that the motions
should be argued by next Monday. He
said that the attorneys had had from
three to four months in which to prepare
their arguments and every considerat ton
had been extended them He said the mo-
lions practically call for the dismissal OF
the indictments on the ground that they
procedure or that they were found on
illegal evidence.
The court granted Mr. JerOmes request
that he be permitted to answer oral ar
guments in brief form.
Arguments Next Week.
Counsel for John Hegeman. president
of the Metropolitan Life Insurance COM
pany, asked for a delay of two or three
weeks The district attorney opposed
granting the request and the case was
set down for next Monday. When the
case of George w. Perkins, former vice
president of the New York Life, was
called, a plea of not guilty had been
entered, which was withdrawn. Argu-
ments ON the motion that the pleas be
withdrawn will be heard on Oct. 10, as
well as the argument on a similar mo-
ton made in behalf of Charles S. Fair
child, former officer of the New York
Life.
Walter r. Gillette, former vice presi-
dent of the Mutual Life Insurance COM
pany, pleaded not guilty 70 charge of
perjury and hearing in his case was set
for Oct. II.
1t was agreed that arguments be made
in the interest of Robert Grannis. also
former vice president of the Mutual, on
Oct ii and q.