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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-03-06

County Superintendent Hoffman
calls our attention to IL circular Just
issued by State Superintendent Bax-
ter, which our Boards of Education
especially, and everyone generally,
should understand. There liz much
Misrepresentation as to the amount of
"school moneys" that will be surely
available for the ensuing school year.
The increase, solely due to the larger
amount of State ratabIes for school
purposes this year, is 81, 40. 40 SO,
and the circular proceeds to say:
This increase will not be sufficient
to make adequate provision for the
unusual outlay that will be required
for the ensuing school year. Our
rapid growth IN population. the gen
eral tendency toward higher educa-
tional standards and the greater de-
mand for well-equipped teachers, to-
gether with the necessity of increns-
ing their salaries, will make n ma
terial and inevitable increase in "cur-
| rent expenses. Therefore, TO pro-
vide against financial embarrassment t
aud possible detrlment to our schools,
1t will he necessary for boards OF ed
ucation aud boards of school estimate
to assign the items Of this years
budget larger total sum than was
| appropriated one year ago.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Bulletin.
ATLANTIC cITY,s WINTER SEASON.

Atlantic City is the great perennial of America,
and of the year is it attractive than during
Lent and Easter time Its great beach front hotels the
of charming social life, which overow the small
but excellent hotels the Concerts the per-
boardwalk promenaes, the great paro.s, the Country
Club with its ideal golf course automoblng the boulevard
and other features afford n variety of entertainment
alton suited to the personal inclination of the visitor.
Strength and vgor impaired by short stay this
famous resort, and longer soourn the energy of the
overwored of business the convaescent and the tired
devoee of society.
Special excursion tickets Atlantic City with liberal
return limits sale a the Pensy vana Railroad ticket
offices.
Full information regarding rates and train service will
be furnished by Ticket Agents.
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NEW HOPE AND VICINITY,

A. L. Sehermerhorn has been visit
ing IN Ridley Park and Baltimore.
Mrs. Alfred Greig is visiting Phila.
delphia relatives.
Misses Miriam, Minnie and Kath.
rine Taggart, of Philadelphia, were
guests of relatives at the Logan
House during last week.
Russell Knight. grandson of T. T.
Eastburn, who had his hand hurt re-
Gently at Amber, is suffering from
blood poisoning.
The Adams Express Company team
ran into team driven by Dallas Nib
lock on the Main street iron bridge
on Wednesday morning. The shafts
on Niblock's wagon were broken, and
he was thrown from the wagon, but
was not seriously hurt.
Quite an excitement was caused in
New Hope on Sunday by the appear
ance of mad dog. The dog was
chased to near the residence of j. z.
Borden who killed the animal with II
gun, after it had been shot twice by
others who only wounded it.
Through the courtesy of Mrs. j. W.
Hooker the employees of hooker $
Pork Factory have enjoyed hot
lunch every Monday and Thursday
mornings during the winter. During
this winter, to enable the factory to
turn ont enough to fill orders, it has
been necessary to start work at mid
night two nights during the week
Ellen, wife of William Miraculous,
aged 81 years, died at her home on
North Main street on Tuesday night.
The deceased had been an invalid for
several years, not being able to leave
her room for long time. The funer-
al was held from St. Martins Church.
with High Requiem Mass on Satur-
day morning at 10.30 o'clock. Inter
ment III adjoining cemetery under di-
rection of funeral Director Worthing-
WI WI ~ hhrceitous IL survived by
one daughter, Mary, aud four sisters
Mrs. A. L. Schermerhorn, New Hope :;
Mrs. Robert Higgins, Lambertville;
Mrs. John Owens, Philadelphia, and
Mrs. Katherine Dowd, Providence,
Il. |.
The stated February meeting of the
School Board was held in the Town
Hall ON Wednesday evening. Mcssrs.
Austin, Foulkc, Battye and Simon
being present. The minutes of the
last meeting Mere read and approved.
The treasurer reported balance of
1896 ON hand The following bills
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Absolutely Pure
STOCKTON.

William Sharpe spent Thursday in
Trenton.
Miss Ada Hendricks, of Centre
Bridge, has been entertaining friends
from Garversville.
G. Lloyd Fell, of Jersey City. was II
visitor mt the home of his mother,
Mrs. Hannah A. Fell, Thursday.
Mrs. Irwin Fisher and Miss Anna
Everitt were visitors in Lambertville.
Friday.
George Miller and wife, of Sandy
Ridge, will remove to Someryile.
April |.
Mrs. Emma PeSs, of Oak Dale,
spent Sunday with her niece, Mrs.
Charles Parent
Mrs. Edward Sherwood, of Jersey
City, has been visiting her parents,
Richard Williamson aud wife, of
Rosemont.
surprise WAS rendered jacob L..
Green, of Rosemont, by his children
and grandchildren on the occasion of
his eightieth birthday anniversary.
Miss Victoria Diamond, of Elem
ington, and Miss Mary F. Diamond,
of New York, have been visiting Mt
the home of their mother in Brook
vile.
William Brown, who has been
spending the winter at the home of
his daughter, Mrs William Lines,
has gone to Crawford, where he will
visit relatives for few weeks.
Five minutes work earned SO. 900
Tor Henry Nelson, II poor mau of
Bayonne, who has for years, occupied
free of cost, the old La Bore mansion
ON First street He was tearing
down n shanty IN the rour of the
mansion when his spade struck met
al. He continued digging and final
ly pulled out chest eighteen inches
| square. A blow from the spade shat
tered ii and II stream of coins poured
nut. The man hurried with the coins
to dealer i'll New York. The coins
were Spanish. Italian. English, Chin
ese, Portuguese aud American, and
range from pennies to double engles
Several of the American pennies
were dated 1881 and the latest date
| WAS 1860. The dealer said, fhat he
cause of the rarity of some of the
pieces, the coins are worth $3. 600
1t is believed the chest was buried
by the LA Bore family.
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Blue Points
OxtaiI Soup

Fire was discovered at the New
Jersey Rubber Company, by an EN-.
ploye at about two O'Clock Sunday
afternoon. The entire fire depart
ment and New Hope promptly re-
pended and the flames were soon ex.
tinguished. The fire is supposed to
have started in the drying room, on
the third floor of the building but the
origin of the fire is not known. The
loss which is fully covered by insnr.
ance is estimated to be about five
hundred dollars.
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A communication from Snperin
dent Shelly was read and placed on
file. The treasurer was authorized to
borrow $500 for SIX months.
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John p. Gest, we'll known Phila-
delphia financier, father of A. r.
Gest, superintendent of the Belvi-
dere Division of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, died Friday last, aged 81
years.
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The dog owned by Matthew Con-
ners was shot on Coryell street Mon
day by Policeman Treftz. 1t was said
to have had fit
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The Judge Uses ForcefuI Language.

Judge w, Il. Simmons, of Fincastle,
VS., told the reporter that l.. Il NJ.
Paint was used ON his residence in
1889, and held its color well for q
years; he furthermore said that 3
years ago he was induced to use an
other paint aud il sorry he did be-
cause the other paini didn't make
good. The Judge will now always
use l.. Il NJ, because he knows if any
defect exists in l.. 4 NJ. Paint the
house will be repainted for nothing.
The l.. q NJ Zinc hardens the l..
& NJ White Lead and makes the l.. a
NJ Paint wear like iron from 10 to -
years.
Actual cost of L. Il NJ. about 81 20
per gallon.
Donations Of l.. NJ. made to
churches
Sold by Est A. II. Lands, Ringoes.
The free sleigh ride which Ralph n.
BIakeslee gave to 5000 children of
Waterbury, Conn, recently, is an an
nual event, and it has an interesting
origin. Some years ago, while driy-
ing in his handsome cutter one win
ter day, n street urchin chung on be-
hind" Mr.. Blakeslee put him off,
when the boy said: "All right, but |
don't often get sleigh ride" The
remark went to Mr.. BIakeslee's heart
and he immediately invited the boy
to Jump in alongside of him. For
several hours he drove around with
the little fellow, whose delight made
great impression on the man. The
latter from that time commenced to
! provide free rides for the children of
that community.
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Hunterdon county has an area of
go, 900 acres 43S square miles.
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Musical Lectures.

Those who are interested i'll the
Musical Lectures to be given by Mr.
Thomas Whitney Surette, in the Lee
ture Room of the Presby terrain
Church, on Richard Wagner and his
Music Dramas, will be glad to know
that number OF books relating to
the subject have been loaned by the
University Extension Society for the
free use of those who expect to attend
the lectures.
These books, n list of which il Civ
en- below, have been placed at the
Free Public Library and may be had
ON application to the Librarian.
The Lectures begin April Bird, and
tickets for the course are now on sale
at s. w. Cochrans Drug Store,
The Opera Past and Present
W f. Athorp
Wonder Tales from Wagner
Anna Alice Chopin
Italian and French Composers
George I. Ferris
The Wagner Story Book
Henry Frost
Tristan and Isolde Albert ileintZ
Parsifal Albert Heint2
The Master Singers of Nuremburg
Albert HeinlZ
Stndies in the Wagnerian Drama
Henry Edward Krehbiel
The Parsifal of Richard Wagner
Maurice Kufferath
The Music Dramas of Richard Wagner
Albert Lavighac
Wagner's Heroes
Constance Maud
The Opera X. A. Streatfield
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Ask for the Best Bread : MAC
KAY's.
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The Trenton Trust and Safe Deposit Co.,
rs AND % WEST STATE ST., TRENTON, n. ].

Receives money deposit in large and small sums Al
lows interest and pays customers checks the
a national bank.
The payment of interest deposltors thing
with rs Since January 1890 have paid 5000, 1921
interest depositors instead of keeping for
surplus
3per cent on inactive and per active account
Use the safe deposit vauables and
anxiety.
safe and convenient place TO which you invited 10
HUGH II HiMILL ondT Trust Officer
WASHINGTON A. R0EBLTAG, Vice President.
B1RKER GUHMERE IN, President
NELSON H. PETTY,
WILLIAM Cashier
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out and loaf. Do you want trade ?
Bid for it. Do you want business to
come to your town? Encourage what
you have. Do you want prosper
Gus town? Then never permit the
jealousies to rule your actions but
work together for common prosperity
and mutual benefit. So says the
Sonth Bethlehem Globe and so say
we
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-03-06

There's satisfaction in smoking
Lambertville Puffs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-27

COCKTAILS TERAPEUTICOS.- Las
propiedades alimenticias Y nutritivas del
aceite de higado de bacalao depe-den en-
absolute de las grasas que entran en- la
composition natural del aceite. Estas gra.
sas son digeridas y asimiladas con mucha
mas facilidad que las Otras, debido la pre-
sencia en- ell aceite de bacalao de ciertos
compuestos derivados del hfgado, que per-
miten Ia prOnta emulsificaci6n del aceite
por los huidos del est0mago Y hacen que
su absorci0n por la membrane mucosa Sc
lleve efectO con mas facilidad con mas
rapidez que la de ninguna otra grasa
Las grasas que el aceite de h1gadO de
bacalao cOntiene, aparte de su pOderosa fa-
cultad de nutrir, no poseen ningdn valor
terapeuticO-y los Otros elementos natura-
les que son parties dc su composition posi-
BILE que ninguno de ellos pueda ejercer en-
el sistema cualquier efecto terapeutico.
Es evidente pues-que ell aceite de ba-
calao es un al1mento y no una medicina Y
que todas sus virtudes alimenticias estan
en- las grasas que entran en- su composition
" por consiguiente todas las preparacio-
mes que pretenden estsr hechas de los prin-
cipiOs actiyos del aceite y que Sc ofrecen
como sus sustitutos, son productos fraudu-
lentOs de la especulaci0n mercantil del
charlatanismo. Dichos preparados no con-
tienen ninguna de las propiedades nutriti-
vas y recOnstituye del aceite de hfga-
do de bacalao, porque carecen de la grasa,
que es la parte del aceite que nutre ALI
menta-su composition tiene mucha seme-
jana con la de los COCKTAILS-y su uso
puede en- Ocaciones causar perjuicios con-
siderables los enfermos pOr Is gran can
tidad de alcohol que invariablemente con-
t1enen-y otras suOstancias narc0ticas, CO.
mo el sulfatO de estricnina.
Esas preparedness, que Sc dicen con-
tener los principles activOs del aceite de
hfgadO de bRcalaO, son especialmente pc
ligrOsas para las criaturas, para los nifiOs,
para las jovenes y sefOras, quienes por su
naturaleza delicada y temperamento espe-
cial no pueden resistir sin grandes que
brantos para su salud los efectos deleteriOs
del alcohol, de Ia estrienins Otras subs
tRncias eneTgicas.
El aceite de h1gado de bacalao es in
sustituible como alimento-como un re-
cOngtituyente pOderoso de Ia sangre, de los
tejidos, de lOr nervios y de los huesos.-y
el modO mas raciOnel de administrator,
segdn 10 ha probado Ia experiencia de mas de
80 amos segdn la opinion universal de los
medicos, es Ia EMULSION DE SCOTT,
que esta oOmpuesta del aceite mas puro y
de otros ingredientes que aumentan con-
siderablemente II edcacia nutritiva del
aceite,
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La Luna do zoIduoRdo J MIor.

En- este aereditado establecim. EMO el
pdblicO hallara siempre un surtidO com.
pleto en- mercanc1as de todas proceden
cias, desde Ia mas modesto muselina de
cincO centavos hasta la mas RIGA "Pongle
Silk" legftima de la China.
TantO para dsmas como para cabaIleros
el surtidO es de 10 mas varfado que pueda
concebirse. En- telas de sedR, lana aIgo-
don no se puede pedir mas; hay para todOs
los gUstos y para tOdas las fOrtunas.
Ultimamente se han recibido los sigu1en-
tes artfculOs que estan llamando la aten-
ci6n del pdblicO poT su calidad y baratura
M1tones, Guantes, CorOnas para novias,
sombrillas, velos para la cara, medias,
Calcetines, Corbatas, Capas espafiolas,
Cortes de pique para chaIecos, i'd. de Cash
mir para pantalones, Colchas de punto,
Id. de Damasco Driles blancos de hilO,
Id. asargados, Cretonas de hiIo para saba.
mas, Holandas y Batistas, 7Creas, Aplicacio-
nes de seda para adornos, Chales de seda,
Blusas bordadas, Cinturones, Rasos, Bro
cadOs, Tafetas, Piel de Cisne, Crespones Y
Gasas para lutO, Cubrecorses de hilo Y
sedR, Alpacas, Cheviots, Casimires en-
fin un surtidO tan variado que serfa impo-
sible enumerar.
Un paseitO por la Luna vereis las no.
vedades que encierra este bonito satellite.
Encajes Valenciennes y de punto Bro
derit de todas classes coIores.
Boas de piel de Conejo y de pIumas de
tOd8s classes
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Ia FLOTA EXPEOICIO-
maria al PaCifico.
Glen mil personals presenGiarOn su
saIida de Hampton Roads
Los buqu0s GlmInlrdn $4,000 nIlIis para tOnGT
plGlflGl pTaetlGl % tlrO d bIaneO.


EI lunes 1e de diciembre sali6 de Ham
pton Roads 10 gran f ata de aCorRzAdor
que r oBsvslt envia 81 Pacffco.
Sc CalculR que unsa 100000 peEBonau
presenciaFon ID sRlidR de una de Las mas
foTmidAblea esCuadEas del mundo, que va
con deBtino la bahia MsgdRlenO, On IL
costa de Ia baia CalifoTniR.
EHtos buqueB cRmiuaPSn ii 900 millGB
para tener una paCffos pr6CtiCs de tiro
sI blRnco.
A las II de Ia mafiana del is 81 aImii
rante Evans dc abordo del CONNECTICUT !,
di6 la orden de psFtida.
al presidents RooBeveIt abordo del
"MRyf Wsr" acompBf5 los acoTREado8
poF unas Cuantag millaa.
LIS f ota iba diYidi6a On dos sscuadro'
mes , cada uno de eHtoB SO dividfa On dos
diviaioDes.
81 ordsn que llevabsn era 81 Biguisnte:
Primera division del primer egCuadr6n
GORnsctIGlt Capt. Hugo OsteEheus.
(Barco insigoiR del almirRnte Evans.
Kansas Capt O. e. VTesland.
V0rmOnt-Cspt w. p. Potter.
lOulSlana.-Cspt r Wainwright
8agunda division del primer escuadron:
6aaTgla Capt FL. McCrea.
(Barco insignia del aLmirants w. Fl.
Emory.)
N.W Jersey Capt. W. h. q. souther.
land.
Rhode Island Capt. ]. B. Murdock,
Virginia Gap. 8. Schroeder.
TeTcera division del seguudo eacuadr6n:
Minnesota Capt j. HobbRrd.
(BsEco insignia del slmirants G. M.
Thomas.)
Ohio Capt. G. w. Bart cit.
Missouri. G A. Msrrian.
MlIn0-Capt G B. Harbsr.
Cuarta division del Begundo eEcuadr6n:
AIsblmG-Capt ]. E. VeedoT.
(Barco insignis dol aImirants G. 8.
Illinois Capt. j. M. Pewyer.
KVarSNg0. Capt a. Hutchins.
KqntUekY.-Cap. w. C. CowleB.
Ademas van acompafiando los ocora
zAdOs los oiguisnteS bsroos auxiIiares:
5aGleT, CulgO0, Panther y Ylnkt0R-
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ENMIENDAS.

Entire las leYeI de Ia asamblea legisla'
tiVa de eata iala fgura ID que CTe6 una
comisi6n para CodifoaE laB Icy es de Puerto
Rico, sprobadR On oCho de Mario del RfiO
pr6ximo pasado.
Porque esq comiAi6n, como tiens el de-
bar de FevisaE reCopilsF todas Ia l0yea
vigenten y preBentaE IN il foFme, 10 veTi
icaF6 hacienda notaE Cuanto haya de Co.
PFegirBe, syitando las dificuitades que en-
la prdsticR han tfrecido algunaB dc les
diBposicionea en- vigoT.
Veaae Hin6 eI aTticulo 272 del C6digo
Penal que en- "a primer apaItado, dice que
no Be coatigaF6 poE bigamia ''niDguna
peEUonR por raz6n de matFimonio anterior,
cuyo c6nyugs hubiere estsdo ausenta du'
rants Ci1cO 0fIO6 conssCutiv0E, sin que en-
todo este tempo le ConRtaFe aquella que
vivfa este"
En- tsnto 81 1913 del C6digo Civil exige
diez sfi1B Gel doble) de auEenciR, ain que
Se tsngs noticiR del RUssnte, para que Ia
CoTte de distrito pusdR autoHizar nueVo
mRtEimonio.
De modo que ai no gs quieTe infringiT
la ley, hay que eSpsraE dObie tempo gus
81 20 infriDgieEe.
PareCs natural que al que pida ia auto
riEaci6n "mediante prueba satiafactoFia
de Ia auUencia", se le file m plszo igUal,
CuRndo mas, 81 que, bajo el pretexto de
que ''no le conBtabA si Bu c6nyuge vivfs,
Contrsjo TegundaB nunciRs.
Suponemos tambi6n que 81 apREtado
ssxto del aEtfculo 131 del C6digo Civil"
Gs psdir6 Sc le sgregus an p6rrafo para
evitar ls Interpretation que algunCs sue
len darle,
Son incapaces para oontrasr matrimOnio
dice ess aEtfculo:
ola viuda durAnte los 301 diRs Biguien'
tes la musrts do 30 mRTido, Rnteu de
cints, y Ia mujer cIyO n1atrimonSO hGbierG
mos oaBoB y t6Eminog contRr deBde lR
fschR de la nulidad disoluci6n.'
Ese p6Trafo eatS tornado liteFalmenta
del C6digo Civil deTogado , Rllf no neoe'
Gitabs del que psdimos = consists en- dig
poner que tai precepto no sea APPLICABLE al
c6nyUgs que hubieFe obtsnido al divoTCio
por 10 cRuBa de ''abandono" por IN t6rmi'
no mayor de uu an -, como dio0 la ley.
Tai como eAt6 hoy no distiugus J sBo,
Bencillamente, por que ese p6Frafo 10 CO.
piaron del articuIO As del C6digo Civil
espafiol como en- era ley no era el aban
dono causa de divoECio,no habfs neCesidRd
de aolaraci6n; perO Bi6ndolO en- 81 actual,
debe evitRrsa tods duda.
Las leyeB ha1 de Ber OlaraS, terminantsB
sin que nadis tsDga que Vacilar On 50
apIicaci6n.
Para noBotroB no ofrecs duda, psrO CO.
mo en- las Bontsnciss no ge expreBs la eau
"a del divorcio, el fanoionaTio que hAJa |
de autoFizar 81 nusvo enlacs, Be atieus al
preCepto indioRdo.
Juan Vicente.
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Fl faIlecimiento De Diaz Brink.
Carta Do p6samS a0I gobsfnlaor Post

Con motive del santido fslleoimianto del
busn oompatriota don Carlos Diaz Brink K,
delegsdo & Ia C6mara, estuvo en- la For
talesa el joven Manuel 'TriAtRni, de Juans
Diaz, residente en est2 capital, noticiandc
el infsusto suoeso 81 gObernador Post,
quien dirigi6 aver al seioT Tristani la 81.
guieute carts;
''Diciembre 26 de 1906. sr. Manuel
TPiatani, San Juan, P. r. Sefior:
Acaban dc entTegaTms Bu taljeta pRFti-
cip6ndome Ia noticia del fAlecimisnto de
mi amigo don C6rlos Diaz Brink, deseo
aHeguTarIe que tai nueva me ha produoido
veFdadeTo Bsntimiento.
El ae nor Diaz Brick eatuvo muy fntio
mamente relaCionado Conmigo durante la
4 TINA aesi6n de Is Legislature, tuve la
opoEtunidRd de varlo muy amsnudo de
c1nocer Bus doteB peTsonsles, aaf como "a
labor, con este motive legu6 apEeciaE
le respectable, DO solo por Bus bslIas cua
idades peTBonRles Oino por Ia compenetra'
oi6n Official de auB debsFsB y patriotismc.
Yo cEeo que Ia mueFts del sefior Di
Brink es una verdadeTa p6fdidR no solo
para la isla de Puerto Rico, BinO para to-
dos sus amigos.
Disco que I'd. SO siEva psrticipRr tC'
dos BuB familiares mi mas aincsFa condo
lentia en- sue horaB de dolor. De I'd. res
p tlosamente, Regis II Post, Gobsrnador
de Puerto Rico.
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Intarosa 4 los Pfofusoros Do mdsIca.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA -Tiene
constants existsncia de Iog Diguientes inB
trumentot: Flautines, FlautaB, TercerOlag,
Oboev, Requintos, Clarinetes, Fsgote4
Violineu Violoncellog, Contrabsjos, Man
dolinau, Bsndurriaa, GuitarraD, COEnetineI,
OnoveneB, Tromboneu, Barftonos, Bombar
dinoB, HsliconeB, (bpjov) TrikngulOs, Pla.
tilloS, RsdoblanteB Bombos M6todoB
de soIfso y para toda claBe de inatEumen
toB. Accessories y mtisica an general.
San Juan, p. r Apsrtado n6m 216.-
Gale de Allen ndm. 21 Sol n6m. rs.
181. vs..
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Hueyl rOnasa d somhrsTos.

PARIS B4ZAR acabs de recibir
otra Femela de aombEeEos a'orpadoH de
Paris Los hay dc todos prsCioG , Dc Il
Ultima moda. RsComendamoB & las per-
sOnAS de gusto, que anteg de CompEaE an
AombEero vesn nuestEoa modeI08 podF6n
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SOslEDAD ESPAROLA De AUX.
LlO MUTUO Y BENtFlGENClA.

La iunts directiva de ents meritfsima
= beG6fca institution, SO complace en- re-
cordar todoB los socioB , reSpectivoB Fl
miliares que, como de CoBtumbre, el dfa
primero del sfo pr6ximo, 1908, las nue..
We de la maflana, 90 ceIebrara la uolemne
misa que, por el eterno dessanso de los
socios tallecidos en- el tTanscuTso del afio
que fsnece, Be aplica, es tan Mnalado dfa
Asf mismo, hace extensive Ia invita-.
ci6n, & cuantau familiaB tienen por cos
tumbTe aBiatir tan caritativo acto dan.
do mayor reaIcs y esplsndor 81 fsstival,
= honrRndo nuaatra casa Sanatorio en-
santurce. Puerto Rico diciembre % de
1907.-El presidents. Avslino Vicente.
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Los que TI0Rsn,

En- el correo de lou EstadoB Unidos, lie.
gado anoche 4 San Juan llegaTon los ii.
guientes paSajeroB
G 9 HawkinS, Julio Murian, Rich ard
II Goode, Joaqo1n Jarque, F Font Camu'
mas, David ChumaCsiro, JoA6 sAuri L B
Or k.r, Allied Gruenewald, P G Mum
ford Wifi baly, g w Guy, Julio Garcia,
Felix Morges, Sra Carolina Martfnez de
Conde, Victor H S h1eider, Ak Brown.
Carl A Lewis, Ssts Annette Lsw's, M
GrioI, Isidoro s6n,h z. RafseI FAbisn,
GsoYgs A Wa kaB, Marce'ino Sola, J M
d bbg, r F Painter, M E Hayes, Js.
cinto Lopez Paul We,kworth. Emilio Sd
gundo hijo = BartolOm6 Jarogons.