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The oasis., 1907-06-08


 week ago, at the request of many citizens who had been unable to witness the first presentation of "The County Chairman" the eliici- ent company of local talent that presented that play at the Ramirez theatre Wednesday evening of last week, repeated the performance Tuesday evening of the present week, and were rewarded in their efforts by a large and greatly pleased audience The first pre- sentation had given confidence to the participants, and their work was much more natural and effective, with result that the play ran more smoothly and the rendition was more finished. The specialities given between the acts hy volunteers were also very at- tractive, and received with every manifestation and approval by the audience. For the sake of refresh ing the memory of the reader there is given again the
 CAST OF CHARACTERS.
 The Honorable linn Heckler, County Chair
 man ...............s... Charles II. Cook rilford wheeler. his junior partner in law slas Raby opposition candidate states h n''o Rty s9'n cleaver editor .The patriot Tracy Bird Wilson Prewitt editor lie Banner"
 Jupiter pettaway. manager fife and drum
 corps .......,.. r.. IL. MIX sassafras Livingstone, local touch olcolor..
 s... +.--...... t+--+-z.+++I-J d. Muncli Jefferson Briscoc, store.box orator. .........
 ... ......... D. Roland Kelsey Uncle Eek Millbury, an old settler ;..;;. Vance Jimmison, the store keeper .....,,.
 ............ ....s-.. K. ". Parsons Joe Whitaker, a windmill agent. J. F. Brady Cal Barcus the station agent II. R. Rensham fChub" follyer, the smart boy. K. l.. BonnOi Amos Whitney, cltizen... Ed. snhrl Clahe OvertOu, citizen. .......... E. r. Chase Dawson Montgomery, citizen. ". K. c, Hoover Bill Jones, citizen ............. Cnas. V Fowler Henry Williams citizen ........ E. L. Griswolo George Bennett citizen .... .J. W. Henry Lucy Rigby, daughter of Elias tigby.. Mrs. Elias Rigby .......... Mrs. H. NJ Claget Mrs. Jefferson Brisc0e. who keeps the
 boarding house ..,;:.....,. Anna F. Rigg Lorena Watkins, the milliner. ....,.:,.
 
 ''Chick" Elxey. mn orphan, employed at the
 boarding house ........ess. E. Lillian Merce Tflly ............ .................t.. Ray Nib
 As stated in these columns las week the rendition by MT. Charles Cook of the title role, "the Honor able Jim Hacker, County Chair man." was q most finished effort With an imposing presence Mir Cook is admirably fitted for th' part, both in appearance and man ner, and he carried off the char acter in q way that is worthy o the highest commendation.
 The rendition of tn, character of Jefferson Briscoe Storebox Orator." was likewise bit of character acting that wa perfectly natural and true to Tiff in every particular. Up to quarter of century ago ever. village and town in the Middl West had at least one such char acter, and Mir. Kelsey drew faith full portrait of the lazy artisa with a penchant for politics, wh was ready always to talk politics and never ready to work. I'll OASIS editor recalls plainly such character he knew in Illinois i 1860, man named Ramon. H was a carpenter, and was know as 4'slazy Bannon." He was read always to talk politics, was in
Evening journal., 1907-01-07
Piles Can Be Cured
Twenty three Years Of Agony With
Piles Before Using Pyramid Pile
Cure. Trial Package Free.

We offer to every piles sufferer free
trial package Of the wonderful Pyra-
mid Pile Cure to prove the genuine
ness Of our claim.
II YOU tried a so-called "cure for
niles and it did not relieve you, can
YOU conceive OF anything that would
more surely prejudice you against III
we know this and yet we are glad TO
nlace our remedy on trial because we
know what it will do and we know also
that we are running no risk Of failure
to relieve.
Read how grateful this sufferer is TO
the Pyramid Pile Cure after undergo
ing every torture with piles:
This is to certify that l have used
three soc boxes OF Pyramid Pile Cure
land It has benefited me more than any
other pile remedy l have ever used.
had almost lost all hope of ever getting
any remedy that would help me until
tried Pyramid Pile Cure / believe they
will entirely cure me If l continue theii
use, which / intend doing so long as
can get money to pay for them. 1 dc
not think anyone ever suffered very
much more than have at times. Their
/ would be so nervous could not ge
any ease in any position / could place
myself.
1 cannot express my gratitude for III
good your medicine has done me.
viii continue 10 tell my friends Of
their merit. Yours, Emma Boden'
hamer, Bedford, Ind"
If you are suffering from piles W.
make no charge for a trial package o
the Pyramid Pile Cure This sampl'
viii relieve the itching, sOothe the in
famed membrane and start YOU on tn
way TO health. After you have use'
the sample 60 TO the druggist for o
lcent box Of the remedy, which contain
suppositories just like the sample w
are sending you. Write to-day AM
relieve your suffering. II costs yol
nothing. Pyramid Drug Co, IS Pyra
mid Bldg, Marshall. Mich.
Evening journal., 1907-01-07
LOCAL TALENT WILL APPEAR
Number Of Wilminstonians to Take
Part in professor Napoleon"
Among me local talent who WIN ap-

Among the local talent who viii ap-
pear as college students in the coming
production Of professor Napoleon"
are:
Christine r. Bartram, Alice II. Bar
tow Alice L. Armstrong. Mary L. x.
Armstrong. Beatrice A. Frank, Edna
Braunstein, Nettie Baynard, Jean Scott,
Elsie Whitehead. Marian sharpe, Janet
Morris, Bessie Price. Elsie l.. Truman,
Ida r. Barlow, Elizabeth Creamer, Em-
ma H. Sipple. Ethel Carter, Joseph v.
Fidance. Harry p. Griffith, w Ralph
whitehead, Charles Van Arsdalen.
Samuel G. Hom, ]. Willard Robertson.
Stuart McKaig, Lew Darrell r. Walter
Plumley, William Rittenhouse, Dudley
Evening journal., 1907-01-07
New Reformed churoh

Al the A. o. U. w. Han yesteriay a
meeting was held for the purpose OF d's-
cusslng the formation OF a Reformed
Church IN this city. A further meeting
win be held at the same place next SUM
day afternoon az O'Clock The Rev. A. b.
stoner, Of 40 King street. is in charge of
the movement
Evening journal., 1907-01-07
BUSH LINE

Freight received for all points. given
personal attention. and forwarded
promptly at lowest rates and by besi
routes.
Boass leave both wilmington and
Ehiladelphia at GOO p. m. daily. Sunday
Through rates and bills OF landing Is
sued.
GEORGE W. BUSH & SONS Co,
Pier 3. South Wharves, PHILADELPHIA.
French Street Wharf. Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1907-01-07
TO ENJOY A GOOD DINNER
How to Avoid Distress and Indigestion
Afte' Eating.

NIte' Edtinq'
let us tell you how you can enjoy a
good dinner so that the heartiest meal viii
set well on your stomach and cause no
unpleasant ana disQgreeable after effects.
We will show you how to regain TIE
appetite Of your childhood and the en-
joyment Of food. so that It will tasse as
we'll as when mother cooked the dinner.
There Is no hard work necessary T. do
this, no need Of rigid and self-deny'ng
diet list; no call for nasty and Disagree
able medicines Simply take a MI-o-na
stomach tablet before each meal and be-
fore going 70 bed. and ii will so streng-
then the stomach that before long a hear
ty meal will give you qualification and
comfort, without the least fear OF distress
and suffering. Tho strongest proof we can
offer OF our faith IN this advice, IS the
fact that the Miller Drug Company gives
an absolute, unqualified guarantee (ap-
plying TO two 5oc boxes OF Ml-o-na). that
your money viii be refunded unless Nj o.
ma cures. A guarantee like this gives you
confidence I'm Mi-o-na. They take the
whole risk, and the remedy win not cost
you a penny unless il cures
Mi-o-na is not "A mere digestive. giving
only temporary relief. but "a specific for
all diseases Of the stomach. strengthen
ing the digestive organa and making a
permanent cure
Evening journal., 1907-01-07

Gregory Allen. Harry II, Prettyman,
II A. Bickle, II. Doe Shields, Clarence
II. McVey. C. ]. Curlett, Beatrice +.
Thompson, Helen Darlington. Bertha
w. Darlington. Nellie NJ. Allen, Flor
ence c. Eaton. Josephine NJ. Iarison,
Loleta Day, Marguerite E. Ralph. Ne
otia L. Carvin, Jennie Y. Ralph, Helen
NJ. Sewer. Mary e. Harman, Ethel V.
sheppard, Mabel NJ Allen, Lola b.
Whitehead. Edward Berry. George ].
Stewart. Richard Lind. H. Merrill
Lynch. r. Golterman. Milo C. Boyd
George G. Stiegler, l. W. Waltz, Will
liam ID. Sillitoc, s. c. Weaver, ]. Virgil
Ralph, ]. c. Phillips. Mahlon c. Har-
mer. J. Howard Sheppard. A. J. Sturgis
d. c. Draper, Jennie Scott. Nellie Bay
ard. Carolyn Hirst Fisher Carolyne
Tadman. Emily D. Huber. Helen c.
Oakley. Aiva NJ. Holley. Joseph X. Ma
Evening journal., 1907-01-07
Baltimore & OhiOR.R.
WlLMINGTON. nEI.

Daily. Daily except Sunday. Sunday
NEW YORK and the East .22s. .5.as.
e.40 tu1s. sl1.35 a. m. fl26 s3.30' s5.i7.
Royal Limited" s7.42 '1l.OO D. m.
PHILADELPHIA. s226. S.26, fo.30 DO
cai(. te.40, a. 20 Qocal). fs0o. 4 Ms. 1884 10.
a. m. ii.2s. fs.o5 (iocaD. $50. sasS .s,
QocaD, tt.52 OocaD. s5.17 Royal Limited"
teO QocaD, t7oo s7b QocaD. "7.l2. ss.52.
CHESTER. fs.so o. qocaD. ts.4o, 40 10.
eaD, fs.00, ISIS, sS.34 QocaD. '940, sl0.58
QocaD. 1867 QocaD. sli.35 a. m, f12f,
taos Qocall, $3.50, QocaD, t452 QocaD, t6.2l
QocaD. f7.Oo, s7.O6 Qocal), IA $3.50 QocaD.
BALTIMORE q WASHINGTON. as.
tsoS .lots a. m, I.os, $50. 49, f5.5o
BALTIMORE and Way stations. f7.oQ
a. m. ~ fisso. .iSs. ISIS. sis l&s-So. $50 Iscs. Isc 7O
siNGERLY. Zoo. w4s. tsos express,
q m. TAO, is.15, 1850 (Express). 1905,
LANDENBURG and Way stations. 'lor
n. m, f6O0 t1.25 .. M
PITTSBURG, sl55, s10.49 a. m, s4f7. tb.ua
stA Royal Limited" 1854 p. m.
CHICAGO. s455, s1049 a. m, $50 D. m.
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS & LOUIS.
VILE. s4.55 a m. '1.06. s9.09 D. m.
Del. Ave Sta. Delmarvia Tel, 2lsS. y.
q A. Tel. 1422-A. City Ticket ONCE, Soi
Market street d. A. Tel. 1854. Del
II. A. Miller Travelling Passenger Agent
Evening journal., 1907-01-07
WILSON LINE
PHILADELPHIA PASSENGER AND
FREIGHT LINE.
IRON STEAMERS BRANDYwINE AND
CITY OF CHESTER

CITY OF CHESTER.
Leave Wilmington. ain street wharf.
Meek-da<s and Sundays for Chester ard
fhliadelplia, at 13O a. m. and 1.30 p. m
Leave CnesteI one hour later.
Leave PHILADELPHIA. Chestnut street
wharf, weekdays and Sundays, at 1890
a. M, Ais D. m.
-aN~ chester one hour later.
Fares including Saturdays and Sundays
philadelphia excursion, 25c-one way 15c
Snester excursion. 15c-One way iOc.
Shippers of freight have frequent ser
s' eicS' careful handling. prompt delivery
and Iu!l protection from the weather by
covered wharves and wagons.
10 secure these facilities order your
nlpments via WILSON LINE" Chest
IS-., street WHARF. Philadelphia, and
IN "treet wharf, Wilmington.
HORACE WILSON.
General Manager.
Evening journal., 1907-01-07
Teachers on Sick List.

A number OF county schools have been
closed because Of the prevalence Of illness
among the teachers. Substitute teachers
are also scarce but County superintendent
A. r. spaid hopes for improved condi-
tions shortly.
Evening journal., 1907-01-07
Rrotherhood Of 81. James.

At the meeting OF the Brotherhood II
st. James Of Grace NJ Il. Church next
Monday evening the Rev w. Kellogg viii
speak on "civic. Obligations"
Evening journal., 1907-01-07

son, Jesse X. Baylis. Waiter H. simp-
son, Frank c. Lee, Harry B. Hygate
Karl +. Frederick. Beverley r. Cause,
Water II. Edwards.
Evening journal., 1907-01-07

How TO Send Money.
Remit by postoffice money ora
draft or personal checks. II
currency, always register your
Make all drafts, checks and money
payable to The Uncle sam Oil Comls4
Your stock will be sent 20 you ~ rr,iI14
istered mail. our offico forco - r1I114n
with work and do not expeeSs3l0hr sroc
10 reach YOU for at least.ls< weeks after
your remittance-arpy at the Unci,
Sam Office.
References.
Kansas City State Bank, Kansas City
Kas.; Commercial Naliona1 Bank. KanEa
City, Kas.; Montgomery County NationBl
Bank, Cherryvale, Kas. Atchison Stats
Savings Bank oldest state bank IN Kan
sas) AtchisOn, Kas.; VIM. Stryker. ex-
State Superintendent OF Kansas. Tulsa,
Okla; also a million dollars unincum-
bered assets, mostly iron and steel, from
the banks Of the Arkansas clear across
three hundred miles TO the banks OF the
Missouri.
Address,
The Uncle Sam Oil Co.,
or n. H. TUCKER, Jr, see'y,
| Wyandotte 5ldss Kansas City, kas.
Evening journal., 1907-01-07

/ OF this company would convince the most
skeptlcal Of the magnitude of the Uncle
Sam oil sales. DON'T wait until the sales
OF Uncle Sam manufacturing oils are past
four thousand dollars per day but send
/ in your remittance for from fifteen TO
twenty-five hundred dollars and hep YOUR
self and a good cause while the oppor-
/ tunity is open for your acceptance The
/ ume 10 make good s.i-feStmcnt IN any
manufacturing enterprise s when that cn-
terprise Is I'm the stage of It's greatest de-
! NclOpment just az this time the Uncle
sam Company has more unfinished CON
stfuctiOn than at any time in It's career
A lew thousand dollars now will 10 fur
! ther ana do more towards Increasing the
earning capacities OF construction 80 rear
ly completed than az any other time. " lien
/ any man or enterprise offers YOU "A co a
! bargain he should have "a reason COR maxi
/ ing such an offer or have an argument
! 20 convince you that the offer is a tar
gain IN fact as wei as name We show
you cause why this company is selling
! unls stock az "a sacrifice price. The COM
pany right today could supply one nun
ured ana twenty main distributing sfa-
ttohA. IN other words the company has
the crude product and the manufacfurInf,
capacity 10 turn out manufactursd oiis
10 supply twice the number of distribut-
ing stations it has under construction. In
otner words the company could sell tyyine
the amount OF OIL that m is selling IL ID
it taxes from ten TO twelve hundred doll
ltlH 10 buy The ground pay for the stor-
age tanks and pay for tank wagons for
y, " S'alon. lhe company Is making Il spc-
@ o,a4 oiltr herein OF twenty uhousand
shares for twenty-five hundred doilnrs
rms twenty-five hundred dollars viii
| equip two Of these new stations and nav
nearly half on tho third one. The pronts
Vl even TWO stations will in short tlnlo
reimburse the company for this oufiav
% you can readily see that this company.
with its vast organization and command
ms position, can invest money to an ad-
Nanttse where an individual could not
nhrh solicit you I'm good faith to help us
- great work and share the u.o-
~ can't buy twenty thousand
asss amount and H. together
Others as they are con-
RWill secure the edme
started IN
kugule Of
lr feht
on OF
oels- 1ss,.
rhand
9~of cold
III YOU the
do you more
r6f-fact manner
S,he win power and omel
Sftal prayer to the Redeemer
we remedy which becomes in
4d1nbe The secret of this infalli.
bility lies more in the Christian sug.
gestion than in the medicine. but the
average mind is prone to sSepticisn
and i'm order to produce a basis OF
!. which TO pin the faith the medicine T.
a necessary adjunct in cases where th'
. win power Is below ehb
Evening journal., 1907-01-07

~ OF enmlty, ndtfcus
|fT contention. until o-day we
y awful spectacle OF no less
different sects and creeds IN
istian Church, thus "Ichabod"
justly written over her portals,
) we find not the church as the
~ OF the Divine healing power
land body has lost her great
The restoration OF this lost
4ay be fully attained by a
h and the totalizlng OF the
orded by the Divine Being.
ddyism.
rmann. following Dr.Beeson,
blows.
tian Scientists through Mrs
* the right chord but not
e when they inaugurated
mes. AS an evidence OF this
itself proves that Jesus
Ia medicinal remedies IN
G afflicted. Take for i'm
passage in the Scripture
lark S: II. where Christ laid
n the eyes OF the blind man,
him II he could see. and
sind he could only partially
Smade an ointment OF clay
amounting the blind mans
hich ne could see perfectly,
passages could be quoted
bf this statement. which
NV the folly Of spunine
lies which areso plentiful
|pw in the fields and by the
Z further Evidence was
have only to observe the
NJ animals. who when sick
Ainct. partake OF thes'
are cured
NEEDLES We're not intended
mption. they would mol
Z remedies. like all. pro.
a animal vegetable and
1s. must be applied IT
ner. In other word'
lral remedies effacloul
natural science.
al science is mind owe
Evening journal., 1907-01-07

company you will admit this and readily
SEQ where "a few hundred dollars in-
vested now can not help but grow stead
hy IN value tin the stock goes 10 par.
or 81 per share. Such conditions should
interest You as Il has thousands OF
others and that's why this company
Us taking up valuable space In This plper
70 give YOU an idea Of the work it s.
doing so that you may become Interested
and eventually invest your money where
IL viii help you and this company too
Best Investment in the United States
To-day.
There can be millions OF dollars made IN
the producing and refining OF petroleum
and not break any law or commit inius-
tlce TO your fellow man. The Uncle sam
Company Is the only large Organization
IN a position to step In and take advdntige
or the great opportunities open for an M
dependent company. People are tired and
diseustcd with the oppression and bully
ing ways OF the criminal trust and are
ready and willing and waiting for a
chance 10 cut loose from the trust manu-
nacturcd goods and buy Independent pro.
ducts. 70 has been the oil trust which
has dared 10 attempt TO make perjury and
Efuft respectable IN tho United States
ana the American people while slow ond
conservative 70 act are going 10 stop
such methods In the most effective way
they can and thoro is no better way and
IN fact no other way to defeat tho ends
Of commerc ul pirate like the criminal
OIL trust than TO refuse 20 patronlzc their
hiNlngs and buy their trust made goods.
Ihe Uncle Sam Company owes rs fup-
port and success TO the common people
only. There are no millionaire frcnzlcd
hnanciers anywhere IN Its makeup. IL
has stockholders thicker nhan Democrats
IN Arkansas, in the seven states where
t Is building is distributing stations and
reaching out and patrOlllng the country
with It's oil wagons. II will be but n
,matter Of "a few months work untll his
-. CD have distributing stations
Evening journal., 1907-01-07

know what we are ilHng
same management VI I
This company as wal. tll
We are Just comm0n ler1f
and we know We Qn
needed to complete Is
fection equal to anyAoS
hirelings can trOt ~
Of the stock when
past experience. will A0
over nine hundred th'oAn
quicker we can raise the
er great results can hr
solicit you In good faitht u
you can spare and ask yoi
friends to do lthe same, Ia
IN a territory where Uncle
ons are delivering oil or
dependent oil wagons are O
mand that your merchan
pendent oil and solicit am
neighbOr ITO use it. This
as well as ours. We will
you further particulars Q
VIII send you reports tri-m
you informed as to the I
independents cause.
Evening journal., 1907-01-07

brs from every part OF the United
how continued confidence IN Uncle
: merry stock. as can be proven from
ks by tho many substantial REMIT
received during the past three
while there are hundreds OF deals
(which the company is closing |
'n Of Work Means so-cent
Stock.
pletion of the great work well |
dvuy will advance this stock /
'alue to at least so cents Per |
better just as sure as yOu are
n. To complete this work IS
Astion OF securing funds With
puy material and pay skilled
company has already raised
million dollars. 10 lmis iicaTlyl
nd stockholders. All are work /
company. They viii pe IN I
ir holdings and getting their |
invest IN this stock even
e reading this announcements
them will invest thousands
<. the company continues 10 |
every day now people are
E inNs by making substantial |
The Uncle sam Company Is |
Sc, does business on a big
Us commanding position is
the greatest results from
int OF money invested. Itl
Using rates from almost
cwspaper IN thc land. This
3wiil appear In all the met
and VIII be read By more
lion people. Tho stock is
as the price at which
used upon assets. and in
ver the country are maxi [
Temit.lnccs. During the
one thousand-dollar draft
m Illinois. Another for
and twenty-five dollars
n3hs,kQta. Another nom
a1l1ss.iy dollars.
Evening journal., 1907-01-07

7'I1''TI7-' IIIU "V'IVI u IIII" ITTWIII7
bility lies more in the Christian sug-
gestion than in the medicine but the
average mind is prone to skepticism
and i'm order to produce basis on
which to pin the faith the medicine Is
a necessary adjunct in cases where the
win power Is below ehb
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-30
HIpODR0MO De SAN JUAN
LAS CARRERAs De AVER

Las carreras verifcadas aver en-
nuestro hipodromo, no resultaron de
la importancia que Sc esperaba, debi-
do 4 la lluvia, que hizo de la pista un
verdadero lodazal.
Ninguno de los caballos di6 su
record ordinario. Mayestic no pudo
ganar la copa por invertir dos minu-
tos siete segundos y cuarto en- reco-
rrer la milla, debiendolo hacer On
dos minutes y I'm segrndo.
En- Ell desaflo una vuelta entire
California y Fra-Diavols, resulto ven
|cedor Ell primero.
Despu6s Sc verified la primera ca
rrera, en- la que tomaron parte Pal
ma, Bohemio, Explorador y Espe-
rama, resultando vencedor este dlil-
mo. Esta carrera fue una vuelta.
En- Ia segunda carrera, a igual
distancia, tomaron parte, Delirio Per
la %, Mambf, Chiripero, Napoleon y
Ardilla, llegando prilnero a la meta
este dltimo y dando el mayor dividen-
do que alcanzo 4 S 7.So.
En- la tercera carrera tomaron par
te, siendo la diStancia media milla,
Desenga1o, Sinfonfa y Faraon. En-
esta carrera ocurrio un incidente que
no debemos pasar por alto. Desde
la salida Faraon y Desengaflo mar
charon iguales, llevando la pista
DesengafIo, y muy proximos va la
meta Sc despisto Desengafio, empu-
jando de costado 4 Fara6n. sacandole
I'm cuello de ventaja. Sc produjo.
como era consiguiente, una leve pro-
tesla contra Ell Jurado.
En- la cuarta carrera tomaron parte,
Algeria e, Ardilla, Luperon y Con-
fucio, siendo la distancia mil metros
Confucio y Luper6n, recorrieron IL
pista iguales, pero al :llegar la me-
ia Luper6n Sc lie adelanto, IN cuello,
llevandose'el premio.
La quinta carrera a andadurS, la
hicieron Jepanto, Coamo, Arrogante,
Manchado y Duque, llevandose ell
premio, Manchado.
En- la sexta. carrera dos vuelta S
tomaron parte Aurrera, Lord, Critic y
Favorito. Ell premio fue discutido por
este dltimo y Lord, que gano por muy
poca ventaja.
La septima carrera sea la del
campeonato, result6 la mas mala de
todas Nevada Sc despisto a la sali
da, chocando dos o'tres veces con Ia
valla. Pitirre Sc qued6- desde Ell
principle muy distante de Mayestic,
y este dltimo va hemos dicho como
corri6.
Tl..1o IN o...a.,. - 1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-30
D. Angel Peche

En- la maf1ana de hoy visit6 esta
redaccion, Ell querido amigo y compa-
nero, cuyo nombre sirve de cpfgrafe
4 estas lfneas, completamente resta-
blecido de las dolencias que lie lleva-
ron, ,hace algunos dfas, al Ssnatorio de
la "Sociedad Espafiola de Auxilio
M1tuo y Benefcencia.
Ha blando con nosotros tuvo fraseS
de elogio y gratitud para los doctores
Cabrera y Ruiz Arnau, hermanitas de
la Carload y dependencia del esta-
blccimicnto.
Asf micmo nos manifesto estar
muy agradecido por la demostracion
de carifio de todos aquellos amigos
suyos que 10 visitaron durante los
dlas de su enfermedad.
Nos alegramos grandemente del
complete restablecimiento del amigo
Peche, 4 quien en- vcrdad sc distin-
que y aprecia en- esta redaccion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-30
Association N6dea de Puerto Rico

La undecima Session cienti6ca,
anunciada para celcbrarse en- Maya
guez Ell domingo, seis de Octubre,
dltimo & las dos de la tarde, tendra
lugar el mismo dia y ia misma hora
en- los salones del Ateneo de San
Juan. En- esta Session Sc tratarA con
insistencia el Tito de estos paises y
sc presentaran algunos enfermos de
Beri- beri. Sc invita- al acto los me-
dicos en- general y todos los inte-
lectuales que Sc interesen por Ell pro-
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Ell Presidente
ID. A. STAHL.