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The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
ALL ABOARD FOR LUNA PARK.
WashIngton's Big Suburban Resort
WIN Open Next Week.

Where are you going on your vaea-
tion?" asked one Washingtonian of an
other yesterday.
My vacation this year is right at
home" was the reply. You know, Luna
Park opens Saturday, May o."
"Oh. yes. that's so. said the first
speaker, and the two locked arms and
stroiled down the street planning and
telling their friends how they were to
spend the summer. pleasantly, with an
abundance of entertainment music and
dancing, roller skating, and what not
All arrangements have been completed
for the big event that all Washington
old and young-is looking forward 10 with
much interest The Royal Berlin Military
Band IS to be one OF the features OF the
open and wifi remain at the park.
From time to time however. there will
be additions in the music line. In fact,
there viii be something Of every kind all
the time
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12

PLACES OF INTEREST.

LAbrary Of Corgress-Opsn a, n. 70 10 p n On
secular days; from ?. n 10 % p n On Sundays
and certain holidays
P'iblic Library-opeu g a. n. 70 ?. n. holidays,
70 q. n. 70 70 ,. m. sundays 2 70 70 p n
Executive Mausion-Open 70 g. n 20 ? P. n
United States Cafatol-Open q n % I ?. n.
United States TressuFy-Open g. n. TO .. n.
state War and navy Derartments-Open 3 a. m.
10 D. 10. fThe oTiEiz>l Declaration of Independence
is in the Library Of the State Departmenti
United States Patent oaee-open a. n 70
p. %.
United States Pension Bursau-Open 3. N. % {
p. N.
United States Post-o1aes-Open 2 a. n. % 2 p N.
Washington City PosCofice-Open all hours. The
Dead Letter Gfdcs is m the city post-of5ce.
National Botanic Gardens-Open a. n TO 3. n
Fish C0mmIssion-Open g. N. 10 ?. r.
Army Medical Aluseum-Open 9 g. n. % 4 ?. n
National Museum-Opsn a. IA 70 ?. m tLnclud-
ing holidays.
smiths9nisu Iustitution-opsn =. n TO p N.
tincluding holidassl
AgTioiltural Derartment-Opsn E. II. 70. { p. N.
Bureau Of Engraving and Pnnung-Open q. n
to 80 p M
Washington Monument l5dsis feet IN hsigh9-Open
q. n. 70 $50 p N. gElesstar does Bot r1n aftsr
20 ?. m.l
Coreossa Gallery Of Art-Opsn ESQ a n. 70 4p. n
ia winter 9 3 N. 10 p. n. in summer. sundays
30 p. n 70 ? n. excepting in midsummer. Ad-
mission free On Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays. and
sundays; Other days. &c admission.
Government Printing Oaiee-Open 70 - ~ 70 2
.. n
Navy Yard-Open q. N. 70 $50 ?. n.
n THE SUBURBS.
Mount Vernon. the home and tomb Of Washington
Open II a. N. 10 ?. III.
Arlington National Cemetery-Open all day
Cathedral Grounds. TeunslIytown road-Open 6 a.
n 90 p NJ
United states Soldiers Homs-Open :. n TO
sunset
Geological Pzrk-Open all day.
Rock Greek Bridge and PARK
Chevy Chase ana keusington.
Naval ObseTgstoTy Open 9 a. n. 70 7. N
Cabin John Bridge, Catholic University. and Alex
andfia.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
IRON WORKER UNDER ARREST.
John TrfIling Charged with Theft
of JeweIFy.

Detectives Grant and Berman arrested
John Trilling. an iron worker, yesterday
afternoon on the charge Of having stolen
$50 worth of jewelry from Miss Gertrude
Spear at the Fredonia Hotel. Miss Spear
left the articles IN her room Thursday
when she went to dinner, and on return
ing. found her room rified
knowing that some repairs were being
made on the building. the detectives, after
sweating the hotel attendants, decided
that Trilling might know something of
the affair They found him yesterday at
Fourth and o streets, and succeeded in
recovering some Of the jewelry, He will
be charged with grand larceny in the
Police Court.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY,

To Fort Monroe. Norfolk. Newport News. and ali
points Soath-SoEfoIk and Washington steamers
every day IN the year az SO p. m and day
steamer. even dates 10 May. leaving at q. N.
To Mount ferRGn-Steamfr Maealester, dailF, 20
q. u. and '45 p IN, from Seventh street wharf.
To Aiexaudria-FeTg steamer LackaWanua ever
hour snd half from 6 a, n. 20 ?. N.
70 Rock Creek Bridge Geological Park. Chevy
Chase. and KensingtGE-CaTsa from Fifteenth street
ana New YORK avenue every fifteen minutes.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
RctIres from Associated Press.

Charles A. CotteriIl. for seven years
connected with the Washington ofice of
the Associated Press. has resigned his
position TO engage in business on his own
account His resignation took effect last
evening. The "A. p" men presented him
a handsome diamond scarf pin as token
of their esteem, with cordial good wishes
for his future. A letter from General
Manager Stone also showed Mr.. Cotter-
Ills high standing at headquarters, and
an expression Of regret at his
retirement from newspaper work,
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
A Tril,ute "a sam IreIand.

Upon the death OF sam. r. Ireland, Of
Washington, the editor OF the Charleston
CY. Va News printed a short tribute
10 the dead man. who was his personal
friend. A marked copy OF the paper con-
tanning the same was sent TO VIII J.
Hampton. one of the gifted writers on the
New York Sun. who was also warm
friend Of Mr. Ireland.
Mr.. Hampton has written Mr.. Mcintosh,
the News editor, an alfeetionate letter
concerning their mutual friend, and in
closed the following pretty tribute to his
,aemory, for publication;
TO SAM IRELAND,
Died Apsil z. 1857
Not strong ane masterSli as some
Not bozn to strike the blows,
That crush in their imVulsiTeness
The oks tree CT the rose.
be vas Of kindlier mold
de did rot thrist aside,
He brOught no tear to suy man
Uatil he died
NsS fork CITY. VI. J. LA3iPT0S,
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12

The Best Roof Paiat, 81 Can, Brush
Free. L. S. Quackenbush, 1858 NJ ST. NV.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12

A Dessert That's Favored Everywhere
c. & S. Ice Cream-Velvet kind. Druggists
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
Buy Y0ur Isans

Paints & Stains for Beautffying H0Haes.
L. S. Quackenbush, 1858 N St NV.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12

Large Cans Dog Head Beams, With
Sauce, S1zc; Chester River. 7c; Red Line
&c; 10c cans Soup, Chicken, Tomato, or
Vegetable, 5c; Vegetables for Soup. &c;
Chill Sauce, 4c can. Pyles 10 New Method
Stores.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
Any Night ia the Week

Is a good night to attend Schneider S
Crab Feasts at the Navy Yard Exchange.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12

Exactly as you would anything else-c
the most advantageous terms. Ask u
Mercantile Savings Society. 1905 T ST. ny
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12

Emblems for Colleges. Schools, socie-
ties-Pins, Pillows. sc. Costinett's, 5, 61s 14th.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12

James G. MeCOnvilIe Co.. 1879 G st,
High grade tailoring We use Imported
Fabrics 0niy. Exclusive styles.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12

Pure, Wholesome Ice Cream.
c. SIS. Velvet kind. You'll like It. Druggists,
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12

Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra at Park
Hotel, Winter Garden. RathEkeiier n
y ave. ana 1Ith st, F. Endres, Prop.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
Chicago Jewel Gas Ranges.

Most economical best bakers. c. A
Muddiman & Co.. Gle 18th ST.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12

Splendid Floral Specimens.
GUIDE is showing many specimen roses,
carnations, and spring flowers. fZl4 r.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12

DO Rot Ruy NiIburn's
Malaria Capsules unless you intend to fol-
low Girectlons All druggists. 25e.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-08-15
STOCK
Breeding Cattle in Alaska.
&C. G. Georgeson.)


1t may interest the people of the
states to know that l have established
a breeding station on Kodiak island
and have placed a small herd of pure
bred Galloway cattle at the station as
a beginning. Kodiak island lies in the
Pacific ocean off the coast of south
west Alaska, between ATTITUDES Sc de-
grees 80 minutes and So degrees. 1t
is only one hundred and twenty miles
long by fifty miles wide. Mountainous
in nature with little timber except on
the north end, and with an abundance
of grass land. 1t has a comparatively
mild, even climate, suited to the
growth of grasses, in many respects
not unlike the climate of western
Scotland. The temperature falls but
a few degrees below zero at the cold
est, and the snowfall is usually light
so that hardy breeds of cattle and
sheep can run out nearly all winter
The experiments which we have in
view are many sided, but three points
may be mentioned as the leading ones
First-To ascertain what breeds of
cattle and sheep may be depended
upon to do we'll under these conditions
and with this end in view we have be-
gun with the Galloways as the breed
which is perhaps best adapted to the
climate. Nature has provided it with
a heavy coat of hair as a protection
against inclement weather. They are
good rustlers, and should be able to
maintain themselves as well or per-
haps better than any other breed
They have no horns, and can, on that
account be handled with greater ease
especially when they have to be ship
ped to a distance. They are fine beef
animals, and there will always be a
good market for good beef in Alaska
Then, too, as side issue, their hides
should have value for robes in time,
for it is almost certain that the growth
of hair will be largely increased in
that climate, especially if encouraged
by selection and breeding. These
were the considerations which decided
me in choosing the Galloway to begin
with. Other breeds may be added
later.
Second-A feature in the develop
ment will be to develop an all purpose
COW from the Galloway. That is, a
COW which will give a fair quantity of
milk as we'll as produce good beef.
AS a breed the Galloway is not a
mixer, but there are some good milk
ers among them, and some of the foun-
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-08-15

colt so far as feed is concerned, is
determined by the care it receives the
first year. Some mares give an abun-
dance of milk; others scarcely enough
to nourish the colt. In any case the
colt should have access to some good
sound oats, good pasture or good hay,
up to it's full requirements. There is
nothing better for the colt than oats,
good sweet hay or good pasture.
Under no circumstances should the
colt be allowed to follow the mare to
the corn field or to church, or to town.
Teach it to stay at home. A few les
sons will suffice, and the youngster
will not know that he can go outside
the stable or the paddock or yard. 1t
is no work at all to teach him. With
plenty to eat, plenty of exercise, and
colt or older horse, this youngster
should ultimately have one hundred
pounds weight more than if the oppo-
site policy is followed.
In mating you have, SO to speak,
laid the foundation and become the
architect. In feeding you carry out
the plans. You can not grow a draft
horse from a standard bred or trOtting
Dr6u COLI, uO udII6I WudC yOu lSSu
him; nor can you grow a high priced
draft horse, no matter what his breed
ing may be, unless you feed him. In
a rich country the tendency of horses
is continually to grow larger, because
feed is more abundant; but the change
from the small to the large horse can
not be made in one generation. 1t re-
quires a number of generations to do
that.
Farmers who stunt their colts by
bad treatment and lack of feed
through the first summer and first
winter can make up their minds that
they are loosing at least fifty dollars
on the price of the horse when ready
to go to market We do not know
what the prices of horses may be
when the colts that are now stockings
become fit for market; but we do
know that if they are of the right quail
ity they will sell relatively as high
as any other farm product.
The world does not have enough
good draft horses. 1t never has had,
and probably never will. Under any
circumstances we can raise them as
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-08-15
The Size of the Colt.

1t is size, conformation, and sound
ness that determine the value of the
colt. The profit for the ordinary farm
er is in the large, we'll formed, well
nourished draft horse.
If the farmer has been breeding for
size and conformation in the draft
horse he will fail of his purpose unless
he feeds properly. The size of the
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-18
ROSadaS
) del Dr.. Williams !

4 CURAN Ell REUMATISMO.
Lo estan curando hace amos.
Z Son effcaces y le curaran q Vd.
z porque puri1can y enriquecen Ia
9 SANGRE, donde estan las causas de
su NAL.
Uno de Ia muatitud de curados,
3 el Sr. CatarinoI r. Vasquez, Gale
IS No. 210, Guaymas, escribe asi:
"Pocos son lbs hombres que SO
4 hayan encontFado tan enfermos
como 70 durafte ell largo periodic
4 de tres amos que llev6 de sufrir de
q Reumatismo. Me dOlia la cintura,
y las piernas y la espina dorsal.
q Constantemente sentfa una fuerte
= debilidad, que me fu6 trayendo un
. .cortejo de sfntomas como p6rdida
4 del apetito, NAL sab0r ell Ia boca
. de continue, ruidos en- los oidos,
Y sue1o intranquilo, sObresaltos y
4 palpitaciones al coraz6n.
4 ''Habia probado tantas for1has
q dc curaci6n, que va perdi toda es-
q peranZa, perO por diversos consejOs
q me decidi & hacer uso de las renom-
y bradas Pildoras Rosadas del DIR.
q Williams, y con diez semanas de
q constancia me fuf meiorando asf
alentado continue hasta cuatro
meses, Ell que he visto desaparecer
mi enfermedad V me halo entera-
mente bueno y sano."
! Estas pildoras curan to-
y das las Intermediates
B causadas por sangre mala,
3 oomo la anemia, debilidad
q general; males de los ner-
q yios, ciatica, etc.; falta de
9 fueTzas digestivas; ell de-
4 sarrol1o dificil de las ninas
4 y los desarreglos propios
4 de las mujeres.
En- las BOticas.
~ - 80 go 90 @a go saa smrA sAa 1850 -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-18
MatrimORiO mUy GuEiOsO Sc CeIehra'
ra en- TOHesViIle.
EI ROVlO cuenta IOI ahtilss yIa nOda Gusnta
lpsnas IguaI nlmsro Do prImaVsras.

Un'matrimonio muy curioEo Sc celebrs.
"a en- TorreBville, montafias de Tennessee
el rs de agosto pr6ximo, que no tiene
igual en- la historic de Ia humanidad. El
novio Sc llamB John B. Bundren, solter6n
= que acaba de cumplir la ftiolera de 1O1
amos de edad; la novia Sc llama Miss Rose
Nc Guirre, de Preston, Lancashire, In
glaterra, quien el mismo dia de Ia boda
completara 50 paquets de Glen amos de
edad'
Bundren Miss Mac Guirre, lIevaron
relaciOneH amoroBas, siendo j6venes, pero
la madre de eRta Sc opuso al matrimonio
y Ige la lev6 q Iuglaterra, dejando q aquel
ene mayor desconAueIo.
Bundren Sc march6 entonceB & las cos
tas del Pacffco y allf hizo una fortuna
explotando minss de orc. RegTea6 des-
pu6s q su ciudad natal, hace algunos afics
en- donde estableci6 su caBas, concibiendo
el plan de reunir allf todes sus amigos,
mayoreB de noventa amos. Miss Nc Gui-
re Sc enter6 de la propuesta reunion es
cribi6 & Bundren. Cada uno de ellos
habfa supuesto que 81 otro hRbfa fallecido
ya y 81 encontrarSe de nuevo vivitos y
coleando seshicieron proposiciones de ma
trimio inmediats mente
Bundren ira IngAterra en- junio pro-
ximo buscar & su futura esposa. Dicho
individuo. nunca ha fumado nj tornado
iCOr, encontr6ndose muy bien preservado
= trauquilamente espera vivir cincuenta
amos mas.
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.ESTABLECl INTENT TO.
de una GAIA de ahO-
rros en- AreCibO.
SerViGiOs del nuevO aIGaidG seiiOr
Flores. .......=
Slgue Ia anImaCl6n, para Ia Valada a benGfIGlO
del j0Vsn Santana Mater.
Ode maestro corresponsal. }

Mayo 17-Para mafians sabado do
miDgo da sus dos iltimaB funciones 81 Ci'
nemat6grafo que con tanto exito trabaja
en- eAta ciudad.
Para ell domingo rs SO anuncia una
confsren3ia que tendra lugal en- el teatro
y a Ia que concurriran todos los ministries
pTotestantes de Ia isla. ..-
Ell nuevo alcaide de esta carcel don
Nepomuceno Flores, averigu6 que en- di-
cho penal existfs una pequela fdbTica de
tabRcos y puso 81 hecho en- conocimiento
del del Investigator de Rentas inteEnas y
Hon. Juez municipal que hap procedi'
do acto continue en- aVeriguaci6n 6 inves'
tigaci6n del asunto que parece venfa de
larga fechR. -
-Sigue la animation para Ia veIada
que Sc prepare en- este teatro benefcio
del jOven Artnro Santana va SO cuenta
con valiosos elementos de la localidad la
Bimpatica nina ''NuiI de Noel"
-PTonto gera un hecho ell estableci-
miento de una GAIA de ahorros en- esta ciu-
dad. Ell proyecto hs sido patrocinado por
Ia Logia Tanama y Sc llevar6 & Was de
hscho q la mayor brevedad. Una conf.
pi6n se ocupa de Ia aprobaci6n de los Es'
tatntos y reglamentOs porque ha de regirss
dicha aociedad:
-Segdn carta recibida por Ell sefior al
calde del Comisionado del Interior mani
fiesta cate senior que durante el ano en- cur
so Sc dar6 principle q la construction de Ia
carrstera de Arecibo & Lares.
-Mailana comenzar6 la exhibici6n de
Ia ''TaTantula humana" fen6meuo optico
! I'M
Sc exibir6 IS en- la calle de la Cruz bsios
de Ia casa Hjarmsrson.
Han terminado los juicios por jurado
en- esta CoTte de distrito. AIgunos sc han
BuBpendido para otro terminO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-18
.DOBLES BODAS De
orc de un mormon
de Salt Lake City.
Ambas espOsas de
WO0lf son hermanas

Absal6m Woo'f, rico agricu!tor mormon
de Salt Lake City, celebr6 sus dob'es bo.
daB de orc el 19 de Abril tiltimo con SOS
dos esposaS Mrs. Lacy Ann Woolf Mrs
Harriet Woolf, con quien SO habfa caeado
on el mismo dia.
RodeadoB por un nlimero crecido de
nifios, recibieron & Bus amigos en- su casa
de Hyde Park.
Ambas espoSas son harmanas duraute
cincusnta afios han viVido tranquiIa y
fslizmente en- la misma fnca, aunque en-
difsrentes easas, siendo Woolf el primer
mormon que lego Salt Lake en- 81 de
Julio de Is z. ...~
Con Mrs. Lucy Ann Woolf, Ia esposa
mas ieVen, ha tenido ocho ni6oB = con la
hermans nueve, encontr6ndose casados to.
dos los hijoS con exception de tres.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-18

aEI Liquozone es eI gerrniclda usado
universalrnente CT e1 tratamiento de las
intermediates microbicas. TOdas sus
propiedades Sc derivan de gases exciu-
sivanente. No contiene alcohol, nj OPT
atos, NADIA, sino los gases que lc COM
ponen. FL procedi1niento para fabricarlo
requiere TN periodic dc II dias y el pro
ducto es un liquido que destruye segura-
mente cualquier gerEen patogeno que
Sc ponga en- contactO con 6l.
Pagamos 100000 por esta invencion,
porque resuelve el gran problerna de
matar los germeres sin destruir los tell
dos. Los gernlicidas comunes destruyen
los tejidos los g6rmenes al mismo
tempo, por 10 mismo no pueden ad-
ministrarse al interior. El LiquOZone en-
cambio obra como lin tonico sobre todos
los tejidos del ORGANISING, y sin embargo,
todos- los germenes, por ser vegetables,
perecen 4 su contactO.
Ultimamente sc ha demostrado que la
mayor parte de las INTERMEDIATES tienen
su origen en- los germenes. Algunos
germenes atacan directamente los tejides
como sucede en- el case de las enferne-
dades de Ia piel. Otros cream diversas
toxinas que producer el Reumatismo, las
Enfermedades de los Riiiones, Ia Debii-
daIa Jerviosa, etc,-F!ay geTmenes que
dsstTuysa cggsnas vitales como en- "a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-18

an egtR impEenta % venda papal dc
psEi6dico yieio { 100 los 46 kilea (sl qNia.
tgl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-18
'EL PROCEDINIENTO.
varOniI' que dice.
The Washington
Herald. =
MuChOs ingIesss mataTOn los beers
y ahOTa InglateTFa les .hBnfa'
Los pueTtOTrIqugI1s no mstarOn q nadIs J ohtIe-
nen 4 GanhlOIa serVIdumbre.

Ell general Botha, el antique leader
boers-dice The Washington Herald, =
90 ahora eg primer nlsasSstro del IraosGUdJ,
I'M honor obtenido naE medic de Ia poIftica
geneross que hacs con Rquella colonia la
Gran Bretafia.
En- IN recisnte discurBo que pronuRci6
81 general Botha en- M banquete, DIG:
'La varoniI valiente confanza mos
trada por la Gran Bretafla al pueblo del
TranSyal, ss Ia msjOr sSmIIia Que Iamds 50
ha ssmhrado en- Sur Africa"
"Probaremos con nuestras accionas que
somoB dignos de tai comfianza."
''NuestTo gobierno eHta tan celoBo del
honor de la bandera brit6nica, como cual-
quiera otra colonia del imperio. FL men.
safe del TrangVaal establece que Sc desea
fortalecer los lazos de Ia cooperation amor
y unidad del imperio'"
Hay una dOCtfIna pTOClamada en- este parrafO
que este pals dshs adOptar en- su GOnduCta con
TespeGtO los lsuRtO De Puerto Rico.
La eOmtfonSG VarOniJ vGIGente mOstrado
pOr Ia Gra" ,Breto5a con los beers, no Ia
mOstramos nOsOtTos con los pu2tonIqus1os, y,
-SinembsrgO, estos iltimOs nos dieron la
bienvenida en-. su .Isla,y han tenidO en- muy
alta estimaci6n So alianza con los Estados
Unidos, deAde entonces.
TiGnen deTGGh0 Ia vorOmil g VaIieTte con-
fomso' de cate gobiernO, mas parece que
no tenemos 81 VsloF de demoStrarlo'
Hag6mosles ciudadanOH. RsspslsmOs sus
sentImIentOs de IeaItad con esta repdblica.
Este ssTla sI prOesdlmlsRto VarOnIl.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-18
COn0prarenOS

prmera boa de LquOzone la daemos
LIE pedmos 10 mones de hoy
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-18

comit6 del Senado, diciendo que Ia pena
por miSdemeanor era sdecuada , que, en-
tai forma, Ia ley podfa ser f6cilmente pues'
ta en- vigor.
El aenado tom6 en- cpsnts Il opinion
del ganad0g Grady.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-18
ReunnatiSm0S

| KGQn1dlIS[nOS
El Reumatismo en-
pieza con.doaorcitos. Lo
siente Vd. en- una pierna,
8 en- un brazo, 9 en- la es-
palda. ST despues de estar
: sentado Sc levanta Vd.
sdbitamente, ell dolor casi
os hara gritar. Mientras
! este Vd. en- una pieza ca
liente, es probable que no
10 sienta. Pero entire Vd.
a un lugar humedo Q frio,
vel dolor le caera encima.
Todo va bien hoy, por que
hace buen tiempo. Ma
mana llueve, y ahi estan
las martirizantes dolen- J
ciaS, Las
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-18

Tuberculosis. Causan 1ntIamaciones igno
en- el Catarro. o inpiden Ia digestion
como en- la Dyspepsia. Pocos son los
males que no Sc sepa sean debidOs a los
microbes.
Tales condolences requicren I'm gerIni-
cida, no las medicinas Ordinarias. Es
evidenre que hay que extirpar lOs germe-
nes antes de que la enfermedad desa-
parezca; y es un lamentable error seguir
tratando hoy estas enfermedades con
m&todos anticuados inehcaces.
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Gratis, Una BoteIla de Soc
OrO Americana

En- justicia para consigo .mismo, perrni-
tanos probarle con hecilos. 10 que el
Liquozone signifca para I'd. Queremos
que el Liquozone mismo 10 conyenza de
que hace 10 que ningin otro remedio
puede hacer. Envienos simplemente su
nombre direction detallada, y le en-
fermedadg de que padezca; le enviare-
mos por' correo Embellishments una or
den para que su droguista le entregue
una botella de cincuenta centavos orc
sin que esto Tepresente para I'd. ninguna
obligation.
Diriiase 4 The Liquozone Compsny,
Dept s Chicago, Ills E, Y, A
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Ell habitO de la COCaina en- los Esta-
dos UnidOS.
DrOga DeIlgrOsa Cuya Vsnta Sc trata de que solo
sea msdlante prescription faCuItatlW.

COmunican de Albany que solameute
con dos votos de oposici6n en- el Senado,
80 Hestituy6 el bill de A. E. Smith contra
la cocaina en- la forma como pas6 en- la
asamblea. FL bill original hacfa case de
fsIonia 81 que un drOguista vendiese CO.
caina sin la prescription facultativa.
En- ell Senado fue enmendada la medida
hacienda esa violaci6n de la ley, un mis-
demeGnOT.
Ell senador Grady declare que la venta
de esa droga tan peligrosa, Sc iba hacieu-
do tan amenazante que 'Tecae sobre nos
otros con todo el terror de la ley que po.
demos invocar para detsner Ia venta de
eua drOga q las vfctimau del habito de la
COcaina"-dijo,
Fl UenRdOE Hill dsfsndi6 Ia scoi6p del
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-18

En- el registro civil Sc han hacho las
siguientes inBcripcipnez: santiago suarez,
jose Antonio Miguel AlvsreS CaAtIo, Fe'
lisa EaCardilla Qiintin J GlpTia Maria
soleg Miro,