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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-13
MIR HENDERSON'S LOT SHOT AT TEMPLETON
The Second Ward Alderman Had
 a Close Call.

Who shot at Alderman Charles A. Templeton, or was the bullet stray missile aimed at the moon? This Is a question people in the second ward are asking, but nobody appears to be able to give a satisfactory explana- tion. The street department has a force of men working on Pine street, and as usual where new work is being done, some of the property owners never realized what it meant until the men commenced to do the cutting and saw their beautiful vel vety lawns disappear and cuts made in front of their homes which will require expensive retaining walls and half dozen steps to enable them to reach their verandas. For some reason or other the aggrieved parties got 1t into their heads that Alderman Templeton, who lives in that street, was at the bottom of the whole thing, but when asked about it he disclaimed any responsibility for the grade. This made those who
 
 madder than ever and soon after this when MT Templeton was promenad- ing about his premises one of the women folks in the neighborhood discharged a revolver, the bullet coming within an ace of striking the alderman. This was followed by an- other and another until every cham Der in the weapon was emptied, and by this time the whole neighborhood was alarmed and brave men came trooping around, each asking the other who got shot,. Some supposed that the city forces were working nights and had discharged few pieces of dynamite, but this was net so It was real shooting affair, and while nobody was hurt, the incident created lot of talk and came near being the preliminary step for lot of trouble for somebody. There is nothing the matter with the work being done in that street. The grade is unsatisfactory to all the abutting property owners, none of whom can understand why the cut is so deep, but this is something nobody own ing property there is responsible for. The steep banks will be terraced and | turfed and if this does not meet the conditions, suitable retaining walls will be built by the city, so that there is no need whatever of anybody wor- rying about 1t. People see it at its worst now, and probably those who are finding most fault will be loudest in words of praise after the street Is finished, the gutters paved, curbs and sidewalks laid and retaining walls and steps built where needed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-13
THE CITY COURT.
Thirty Days in Jail for Violating the Probation Law.

James o'Toole, baker, was committed in the city court this morning to jail for 30 days for vio- Hating the probation laws. Some ttime ago he was ordered to pay his fwife certain sum every week. This The was unable to do and pay the probation officer also. He could not lind steady employment and tempta- ttion was constantly In his way to sdrink. Probation Officer Combel- Hack stated this morning that lo'Toole was living with his sister and her husband on Baldwin street land that his children were on the verge of starvation. O'Toole did not look like a fellow who abused himself in that way. His excuse for his misfortune was the hard times.
 A case against Patrick Sullivan for breaking into a sealed freight car was put over to Monday.
 Duncan Millas was put on proba. tion to pay a fine of s5 and costs. It was his second experience with the law but the first with the court and if his smiling countenanee in- dica.ed anything, he enjoyed the ex perience.
 John Szeslowski was ordered to furnish a bond of s200 to pay his wife s5 week for six months, in default of which he was committed to jail for six months.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-13
Committee Looked n Over Bul
 Arrived al DO Conclusion.

Aldermen Scully, Spain and Buck, the committee appointed by the board of aldermen to confer with John Henderson relative to the mat ter of benefits and damages arising to him from the layout of Clark street, visited the premises at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The committee extended an invitation to Mir Henderson and his attorney, N. R. Bronson, to meet them on the ground, but neither could spare the time, so the only thing the commit tee did was talk it over among themselves. The whole of the prop erty is listed for $4,500, the two lots being in for s2,000 and the house for $2,500. One of the lots will be taken for the new street, and in the award of damages the bureau of assessment allowed MT Henderson S1,500 for it. The house stands on the lot to be taken for street purposes and the assessment bureau awarded Mir Henderson $500 for the expense of moving the building onto the adjoining lot and putting a cellar under it. They as- sessed him $100 benefits.
 It should be remembered that the $2,000 awarded Mir Henderson is by no means all the expense the city will be put to at that point. The lot is 1SS feet deep and will need high retaining wall for it's entire length on Clark street. A suitable wall there, say about feet high. including the foundation, would cost in the neighborhood of S2,000. You might get out of it for s1,500 if a cheap job could suit, but that is not l to be expected. It is a nice neigh borhood and the retaining wall should be in keeping with it. The city will have to pay the entire coss of the wall.
 When Mir Henderson moves his house which street will it front on, | Washington avenue, Alder street or Clark street? Will he move it or sell it and put new block on the vacant lot? These are the questions which would naturally come up in a conference on that subject, but per haps the city is not concerned In any of them, except that which pertains to the value of the land taken fo. ] the street and the cost of changing the location of the house and fixing up the premises so that everything about the place would be in the pink of condition. just as MT Henderson had them before the Brooklyn and Town Plot Improvement clubs oi which Mir Henderson is a leading member, forced the hand of the city government into undertaking this great Clark street project which in, cluded the driving of MT Henderson from the comfortable home which he built for himself and his family in 1892.
 The committee sat down on z huge log overlooking Clark street and talked the matter over. The conclusion they arrived at was tc le. the preparation of a report stand for a few days to give Mir Tender son or his attorney, or both, an op portunity to meet them and state their grievance if they so desired The chairman of the committee lef word at Mir Bronson's office yester day that the committee will b, pleased to hear from him any time it suits the attorneys convenience
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-13
FENNER'S,
 7s SOUTH MAIN ST. Telephone 16s-4.
CIVIC FEDERATION DISPUTE.
May Prevent Strike of Connecticut
 Company Employees.

Hartford, Aug 13.-That the Ma tional Civic Federation has taken a hand in the dispute between the management of the Providence troll ley lines, owned by the New York. New Haven and Hartford road, and its employees, which at present threatens to result in a strike, was admitted yesterday by national of- flcer of the trolleymen's union who has been handling this affair with President William NJ. McMahon. He said further that members of the Civic federation had been In com munication with executive officers of the company with a view of getting the roads side of this difficulty.
 Reports that have been published containing the statement that the unionized men employed on all lines of the Connecticut company, and the New England Investment company. which are controlled by the railroad, had voted to strike are misleading fin a sense" said this national ofi, cer. "It has been put up to the various unions of trolleymen all over the state and in Massachusetts and New York whether they would stand by the Providence men in case the trouble over there resulted in strike. Every union took a vote on this question and the result was overwhelmingly in the affirmative However. 1t is not the policy of this organization to bring up strike talk and for that matter such a word was not used in the question on which the union men voted Moral and financial aid was promised on every hand. but if it came to a show down of strength there is little doubt in my mind that all hands would quit york to carry the point involved in the Providence affair which is one of principle and not of wages or hours of labor"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-13
HanlrnockS
~SrS< S1~N~G

Our stock of these goods will be closed out at less than actual cost. Hammocks that were soc now. .38c Hammocks that were $1, now. .aeo Hammocks that were s2, now. .S1 25 Hammocks that were $3, now. .S1 65 Hammocks that were s4, now .S2y y65
 These are Regal" Hammocks, the best made in the United States. They are best in three points that count strength, make and richness of de- sign.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-13
STATE A. o. H. MEET.
Local Societies Preparing for Next
 Weeks Convention.

Next Wednesday promises to be a big day for the Hibernians and La- dies auxiliaries all over the state. On that day the state parade and con- vention of the order will be held at New Haven. All the local divisions and the Ladies auxiliary will turn out in large numbers as we'll as Co E. Hibernian Rifles and the bugle corps. A few of the small factories will close down on that day and will pay the men off on Tuesday in- stead of Wednesday. This seems to be meeting with great favor. Final arrangements will be made for att tending the affair on next Sunday at 3 o'clock when all the local divisions and the Ladies auxiliary will meet at Hibernian hall Regalias will be distributed and other arrangements will be made. The meeting will be addressed by State Secretary John P. Sheehan and Rev Farrel Martin.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-13
MANvILLE MACHINE co.
Decision of Judge Moves in Infringe.
 ment Suit.

e
 ment Suit.
 ; Judge Moves of the United States circuit court has filed an opinion on Ghe motion for preliminary injunc- tion in the case of the E. J. Man vile Machine company against the Standard company. Judge Moves de cides that an injunction may be raised at the end of 30 days, unless prior thereto the defendant shall en, ter into a bond or an understanding with sufficient surety in the sum of $6,000, conditioned that upon and in case of the affirmance of the de- cree of this court by the circuit court of appeals as to the essential claims of tke patent in suit in the case of this complaint against the Excelsior Mills company tor upoh the withdrawal of such appeaD the defendant shall pay to the complain ant the sum of s5,000 in cash fot the right to use the alleged infring. ing machines in its possession from the date hereof 10 the time of such affirmance or withdrawal"
 The E. J. Manville Machine com pany is a Waterbury concern and the Standard Company while organ. i, ized under the law20of Maine. has its headquarters in Torrington. The lcomplaint charges infringement in fthe use of a machine for the manu- fracture of nipples for bicycle spokes The Excelsior Needle company's plant is also located in Torrington and this company is said to be closely allied with the Standard company. A decision which has ibeen given in the case of the E. J fManville Machine company has Sbeen appealed by the latter.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-13
MAIL FOR BRITISH ISLES.
New Postal Regulations Permit Send.
 ing of Large Packages

Beginning Saturday of this week people may send most anything to friends in the British Isles. Orders have been issued at the post once department at Washington that com mencing August IS. parcels without regard 10 the value of the contents. which do not exceed eleven pounds Ia weight. nor measure more than three feet slx inches in width and six feet in length and girth combined. will be admitted 10 the parcel post mails between this country and Great Brit ain The rate Of postage will be twelve cents a pound or fraction thereof. This will enable people to send pretty large bundles to England. Ireland and Scotland at snail ex- pense. 1t will prove Of great con Fsniencs st Christmas tine. both to ,eorle in the countries included Ia ks rostsl agreement wfth Great 3rit.in ssd tkoss ia the CnIfed ltxtss-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-13
Head Of Woman Found.

Cleveland, O.. Aug 15.-The head q a woman. evidently about ss years of age, was found Eoating ia the lake rear the breskwatsr las. night The features are well preserved Foul play is suspected and the police have begun a rigid investiEafion-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-13
Ne ssoocoo p.-sers.i. surplv.

Omaha. Nels. Aug. I3 - Chairman Mack ef the nempcrztic rational con uiftee authorized a denial of q report faat the national coEmitfee had re- ceEved . fund of ssuoap Ieft orer frum the last Democntie natioaai csmpeiu- Tke rsport k vstksst zny fsunznftcn. MT. Nark rxM
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-06
Del cuarteI general de Ia ppliCfa.

Rslaci6n de los guardian elejibleB para
81 aacenso & CO bo de la poliefa inBular, por
habeT dado M promedio mayor Do 20 por
ciento ca Ics ex6meneB veIifosdoB en- los
diaa 18 19 de Noviembre de 1907.
Rafael b Disz, Ulisss Olivieri, Fer
uando Muniz, Vicente Torres Quintero,
Carlos Diaz VeIazquez, Alfonso Csballos,
Norbsrto Garcia, Julio Santiago, Gonzalo
Diaz, Marcelino Castro, JOKE @. Rivsra,
Domingo Quavsdo Baez, Frsucisco Moya,
Jole V. Hernandez, Juan SuIaona, Pedro
j. Coll, Eyerardo OcaHio, Jol6 EmsteTio
Rivera, Antonio MARTINEZ, Jot6 II. Her.
nandez, Alfonso Molina, Juan soltero,
Manuel Vargas, Manuel Reyes Ruiz, FL
del EChsvarTfa, Gator Motta, Francisco
Garcia D6viIp, JoE6 r. LucCa, Ramon
RivsG, Juan Jol6 Sil6n.
Los Ddmeros !, 2 , fueron aBCsndidcs
10 categoria de Cabos con fechs 10. del
actual.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-06

AVISANTOS 4 nuestros favorecedoIes que
en- nuestro establecimieutO "LA VILLA
DE MADRID', aeabamCs de recibir:
CORSETS Franceses desde so centavos q
So, TRAJES bordados de Tul de los ul-
t mos modelos de PARIS v st GALL, tejf-
timas PLUMAS1de Ostrich, un gran surti-
do en- ClNTURONES de Piel y Eslasticos,
ell surtido mas complete en- PEINETAS de
fantasia desde 25 centavos $25 cada una,
los leiftimos DRILE No. 100 y JIPIJAPA,
Tricots ELASTICOTINA para Frac etc,
Exclusives en- estos patrones) y ell surtido
mas complete en- TIRAS BORDADAS y
BRODERIES, que vendemos conetante-
mente 4 mitad de precio, Tenemos tam
bien, lejftimas MANTAS de los Princes
para Wales, Telas de hiIo Espaflolas
Ynglesas cuantos articulos de nuestro
ramo solicite el pdblicO de buen tono.
Visitenos 9 pidanos muestras y lie hare
mos cualquier envfo por correo 9 Expres.
Telefono 278. II. o. Box. 764
San Francisco 81. San Juan, r, r,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-06
ISIDRO COLON Asses
to a Ortiz una pu-
1aIada.
Il hsChO 0CuTHi6 en- Bsyam6n.
EI lrml, 10 GughIlIn muy lfIIldO, fac arrOIadl
Dor OIagIss0T 4 una zlBI0.
(De nMestr0 oorresponsaL. }

Febraro En- Ia mafiana de hoy, CO
mo & las Z media de la miAma, hoER en-
que sntTsn al tTabajo los operarios de Ia
Porto Rican American Tobacco y Co. BR.
yam6n Bland, 81 individuo IsidoEo Colon,
le aaeat6 una pufiaIada 81 portsro EEteban
OEtis, Ell que no ha musrto, Ruuqus la he.
rida es baAtsnte prcfanda y de pEon6stico
YeaaFvado.
El arma que ampleo Colon es m euchi-
llo muy afi ado = sgudo.
PaEece pEaparado exprof 50.
El agEeBoE di6ae Ia fuga, habiendo
aido CaptuEado ror el BaTgento Bithorn =
81 cabo Martinez en- ana fncs inmediatR &
Ia ciudad. Ell anna arrojads una zapja
fu6 encontEada pOT Ia policfa. Fu6 con-
duoido al hospital el haIido , ssiatido por
el doctor Sthall.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-06
"BNtOR BlzlI''

FL aurtido On objstos finoG para oabaIIs'
rol que tisne este popular acreditado es.
tAblecimiento es mSgoitioo. Ultima no.
vedRd. AoabRmos de Fecibir directamen.
te de Paris unas tsnscillas para rizar 81
bigote Ia PariHien. Con eHtas senaciTlar
ne ahorTs tempo dinero. Tenemos es'
pecial guBto en- ofrsseH & nuestra numerosa
Clientsla una ininidSd de objetog de fanta'
hia, All como objstos para viajs , muthas
aEticuloB mas de BumR utilidRd. NusB,
troa precioE son bien limitsdos. Una vinita
a 'Boston BazaT," San Francisco 81, de
CorteG , MufifE ? HaldreiS plenRmeuts Ba,
tiAfschoB -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-06
Ia GRAN MODA.

No hay BenorR nj Hsfiorits slegants, que
no adoTns 90 peinado con EizoB en- Buz dis
tintas formRs. Vienen coronAs de Rios
para dslants IN dollar medic una. Hay
rizol dc vsrioB precioB,
Gran auTtido en- abTigoB de tafetan ne.
gro llamados Monte Carlo dsSde seis do
liars ep adsIants. Son muchO mas vsntA
joBos qde los que 90 han estado vendiendo
ahoF9.
Cinturones eI6HtiooB con puntsB de ace
ro en- negro blanCo coloTeB so centa'
voB uno' Cinturones dc cabritilla blap-
coz , negToB con hebillaB atras y sin elias
so centavoS. Peinetas fDau ? juegoB de
peinetaB de gran novedad, Todo este acR'
bR de llegar al "PaTiR Bazaar" de Pedro
GiuBti, FoTtaleza q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-06

PARA REGALOS. ~ El acrsditado
cafe MORGAN, el nuevo cafe. FortaEeEa 21
RCaba de recibir nm magnffco snrtido dc
slegADteS CajitRB de esquiHitos dayoes y
bOmbOneS, propios para regalos de eatR
otra tempora6a, Las mas acreditada
mRrCaH de ChoColRteU se enCuentFRn allf LOS
eHtuChes son de 10 mas aTtfstico fino.
Los hslados de frutRa del pals refrescoB
Siguen sisndo dc 10 mas esquisito. Pre-
clos m6diOoE , HeEvicin r6pido toda
hoFR. El chocolate "BakeE" ofreCe atra
YenteB novadRdes,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-06
SIsnpra yIs!taaa.

Cada veE Ee v6 mas concurrido ell conc
cido establecimierto de moda de Ia cslle
de San Francisco "Las NovsdadeB" 81
guen mereoiendo 81 juato favor del p6bIi
co de Ia ciudad y de la iSla que ALI aCude
4 obtener cuanton aTtfculCs son uecesaEiou
para tocador, adornoB de tTaie, de gabinete
y Hala etc. ESencias fnsB, slegantiaimau
HombEillsB taTgetaB "poltalcs' de Ia ma
yor novedad, psGamaneEiR, cort6g, aIfom
bIas jugueteS de "biBcuit', adornos de
acmbreroH, cortiuas, TODD en- fn 10 que de
be enContTaEBe en- IN eatablecimiento de
eSta claHe, Sc e1cuentra alIf precioE col.
venientes.-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-06

Ell MAS ACREDITADO. Hauto
bonitas piezaB muniCaleB han nido com
pueBtaE en- honor de los fsvorecedorea dc
ia acEeditRda msrca "Ron San Luis" uu>
han podido llevaF al primer puesto lor
Alvarez HermanoB de eatR plaza. Ell de-
p6HitO, San JoE6 en- San Juan, ue "a
ConStantemente vilitsdo por los fhvorsce
dOreH de eUe Eartfculo que hacen gvandsu
psdidog para toda Is islR. No 10 olvideis.
Ron "Sln Luis" que no contiene nipguna
HuHtRnCiR peEjudiciRl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-06
CaIzadO sin rival.

En- todoB los vaporaB que lIegan este
puerto renueva GEL Popular" 50 msgnffs
CO Burtido de caIzado de las mas acredita'
das marcaB y hay para todog los guHtoS
como para todaB las foEtunaB. El extenso
suptido de eHencias importadaH de Paris y
Eatados UnideB merece Cada dfa mas Ia
justR admiration del pdblieo d popular
establecimiento del senior America SalaB
est6 aismpre lleno de una numeTonfsima
concurrencia avida de obtsner aus buenoB
pFoductog.-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-06
IRtOrosa 4 los ProfusOr0s Dc nlsIel.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA. Tiene
cOnBtante existenciR de Io1 liguisntes ina'
trumentos: Flautines, FlautaB, TsrcerolaB,
Oboes, RequintoS, Clarinetes, Fagoteg,
Violines, VioIoneelIou, ContrabsioB, Man.
dolinRs, Bsndurrias, GuitarEaB, Cornetinen
On0veneE, Trombonez, Barftonog, Bombsr,
dinor, HeIiconeu, (bajoB) Triknguloa Pla.
tilloE, Redoblantes y Bombou. M6todos
de Solfeo y para toda claBe de inHtFumen'
toB. Accessories mdsica On general
San Juan, r. r. ApaFtado ntm 216.-
CaIle de Allen ntim. 21 V Sol n1im. 26.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-06
Do AdnIaIstEaeI6R.

Avisamos a las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse q este dia-
rio, que 81 peri6dico no les sera
enviado, 81 81 aviso que con tai
objeto remitan, no Yiene acom-
panado del importe de Ia sus-
cripci6n.
Esta vale Dor un trimestre
1926. Por un semestre $3.50
Por un afio $500. Pago an
tcipadO,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-06

CASA DE PREsTAMOs de Jose Ba'
san, Allen 21 6t.--HaCe opsraciOneB
sobre alhajas DeBde 100 dollars en- Rde.
lRnta 81 inteE6s ssrG conventional y no
exceder6 del so msnsual. OOmpFa y
vsnde alhsjas modernaE y antiguag. San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-06
LACT O-MARROW

EHtR e$ lS emulsion pTeferida.
El recOnstituyente mas poderoso.
El enemigo de Ia tiaiB.
Infalible para lR debilidad cerebral.
La galvaCi6n de los nifioB.
El eat6mRgo mas susceptible Is tolera.
DE vanta an todRa Las faPmRcias.-p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-06
SOGiedad de propaganda y estudi0s
PsfquiGOs.
Quet6 GORSiItuiia en- GSia GIuild OI N lEt0s.

En- Is nocbe del maTtau quej6 constitui
da en- eata oiudad, una aociedad de pTops.
gandR = eatudioA psfquicoB con el nombre
de "CfTculo AuYoTP."
su diEectiva ent6 foEmada por los Aefio-
res siguientet:
Presidents, LCdc F. Vincenty; Vice pre-.
nidente, Lcdo r. Mons gap; Teuorero, DR..
Luis Chsvremont; SscTetaTio, don Jss6u
Almiroty; VoCalea: DR.. Francisco Ponte
don Enrique Lefabrey don Victelio Ras
mfPez
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-06
SEPAS E

Que no pnblicamos communicates ain one
sean pRgadOs pOr adelantado
Cada seis palabras SO cuentan Dor una
lfnea y la Inca vale diez centavos.
Las cartas que vengan con comun
lmporte no ContestRn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-06
EI sustltutu del CurOnaI Bailey.

81 Teniente CoFonel Richard FL, vii.
son, comandante del 1872 Regimiento de
InfanteIfa, de guaTnici6n en- Fort Crock
hA aceptado Ia Comandancia del Regi.
miento de Puerto Rico, vaCants por el az.
cenHo del Coronel Bailey, Confrmado "a
por ell Ssnado.
81 Coronel Wilson etudi6 en- lR Aca
demis MilitRr , tiene 55 afIoE,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-06

- EL CLUB do f. Kehrhahn & Co.
Eegala an rsloj do orc "Wsltham" Bema
nRlmente entire suH ClienteS, lR Ultima go.
mana obtuvo uno, don Juan +. Rico, de-
Sar tuEce noCio ndmero So.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-06

Al RECIBO DE s 9 envismos Z
vueltS de correO un Feloi EIgin garantizs.
do poE dieE amos, y por $40 remitimoa uno
maESa WslthRn. - F. Kehrhahn. San
Juan F, r. &p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-06

LOS MAS ACREDITADOs. - A.
Blsneo Fernandez FahrIGaRiO DO lIGOT0S
sonoCido ventaiOIaments On todR Ia iBla y
sxtFanjaFo 6rdensa 81 ApREtAdo 887, Ia
Gale de Tesukn 43, en- San Juan, do
Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-06
e ugImIOnio De Puerto RIeO no nsGasItl Do mas
I0glsliCItR.

81 General George B. Davis, Auditor
General del Ej6rcito, hR dictRminado, en-
Tecisnte ConBults, que 81 Regimiento de
Puerto Rico no neCeBita de mas legiIIsci6n
para aHegurar gu existenois, , 90 funda On
los t6rminos generates de IA Icy qUe 10 es-
tableci6.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-06
lNnICApDR GENERAL

J JNsEJU n Las MnDNEs.--El lafape calnanre os
= 6eS va Wnsow debe sempre que los ni7os esEar
a = rodo de Ia dentici6n Proporcona avto immediate
d pequsno paeiene, produce ur sueno natural ranSuio,
aiva el dolor ef angeito desperta muy viVC alegre
sc muy agradable al PaladaT, cama al nno abada sus
encias, aVa dolores hace feies las funciones e
est6mago regua los intestnos4 IS el meior remedlo
ronoct % para darrea va provenga esa de Ia dens6n
IL eualquieFn 16ngase mueho cldado peh
q 8adns
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-06

-POR AUsENTARsE 50 dueno ue
venden mueblea de muy POGO uso on San
Sebastian 19 SantuFce entire las TayRdaE
1s 19, deTechR. Is '. g.