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The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-19
NEWSOF THECOURTS
Anthony Skinner, Conservator
of Wife's Estate, Removed
on Complaint of Son.
FINED FOR WHEEL THEFT
Walter Allen Penalizcd by Judge
Bryant for Stealing Bicycle
Many Other Cases.

On representation by Allan r. skin
ner through Attorneys Isbell and
Booth that HIS father, Anthony Skin
ner had been unfaithful to his trust
as CONSERVATION. Judge Studley yester-
day removed the father and appointed
John w. Townsend in his stead The
action Of the court was the first step
OF the son to recover his estate which
he alleges his father has wrongfully
obtained from him. The family is col
ored.
Mr.. Skipner's mother, the wife Of
the conservator died In 1902 leaving
several pieces of real estate and per-
sonal property sufficient TO make alto
gether about 100000 Mr. Skinner. sr.,
was appointed administrator and as
under the statutes he was entitled to
the llfo use OF the property no pres
sure WAS ever brought to bear AS to
his making his reports on his death
the property would revert, TO the son
who is the only heir.
According TO tho boys allegations
the father In 1902 obtained from him
his interest I'm soma Of the property,
valued altogether at about $1,000 and
gave him In return practically nothing
but a suit Of clothing The year fol-
lowing, no also claims, secured the
interest In tho rest or his property al
practically no remuneration. A month
after that, application was made To
the court for a. conservator for the boy
and the father was appointed.
From then until few months ago
there was nothing doing In the es-
tate. Then, tho son demanded an
accounting and on not getting one
appealed to the court. The father
had in the meantime married a woman
very much younger than himself and
promised an accounting, but instead
of giving ono the boy SAYS he went out
and transferred the entire estate tc
the young wife. Application was al
once brought for his removal and 10,
| a full accounting as administrator
The motions were granted. It Is stated
| that action to recover the estate will
now be taken IN the higher courts
| Mr.. Skinner. sr,, IL about 30 year,
of ago, and was a slave before tn,
war The wife to whom he transfer
red tho property Ia his third Wher
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-19

William Bersle was fined s. with
costs for stealing two pair Of shears
from George Mack, the Meadow street
tailor. Earl Powers a colored boy was
threatened with reform school but nut
on probation for stealing cigarettes.
Bernard McCsrty was given ten DAYS
for stealing spoons from the Tontine.
Frank Clark's trial for stealing lead
from Chsppie White was continued I'M
I'll today.
John Lands went to isil In default
of 81 and costs which Judge Bryant
fined him for breach Of the peace He
was arrested at Savin Rock Yesterday.
William r. Hsnnifn was found gull
ty Of, charge Of breach of peace and
sert to Jail for 30 days Yesterday I'm
the common pleas court Hannifin an
pealed from the decision of the city
court and his appeal was settled.
Louis Salt. a Grand avenue tailor
was fined 81 and costs by Judge Tyner
for keeping q ten spot which he had
found In pocket of one of his Gus.
tcmer's trousers.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-19
Echoes OF Polish Wedding

Fifteen days in Jail and a $40 fine
constitutes the aftermath OF a merry
little wedding reception on Thursday
evening which three Polish guests are
now experiencing.
Michael Masck, John Mazog and
John Adamyok were the belligcrents
and Martin Yaskerkowsky, who was
supposed TO be best man was the vIc-
tim. II occurred In Silver street last
night the best man being beaten up
so badly that It took DR.. Jewett and
the police an hour 20 FIX him up. It
VIII be weeks before he will look nat
ural again.
Judge Tyner remarked that wedding
rows in tho Polish colony were getting
10 be too much " habit as he Inn
posed the Jail sentences.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-19

port line for the present, They are
usually run every hour when the fall
schedule takes effect Wallingford,
Branford, Derby and Cheshire cars
will continue on the old schedule. The
first car for the Lighthouse will leave
State and Chapel street daily. except
Sunday, al 5,4S and every "A minutes
until If r. m Sunday sthe first cor
will leave at n. m, From the Lisht-
house the daily service will start ut
6 06 a. M, and the last will leave for
the city at l1:42. ON Sunday the scr
vice to the city will begin at IA.
Il. m,
Cars bound through to CoX's viii
leave the Green every "a minutes, be-
ginning at 5:4S a, m, and until liza.
Sundays the first car will leave at 6.36
u, IN. Cars will leave CoX's at 6,1S
u. IN, and every "A minutes until IL "a.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-19
Fined for Theft Of Wheel.

Walter Allen, 20 years Of age. who
says his home is In Wallingford. but
that he has been travelling around tho
country OF late, was fined $50 and
costs In the town court of Orange yes
terday morning for theft. Allen was
charged with stealing bicycle from
the barn Of Herman Atwill at Oyster
river. In the town of Orange, a week
ago. He slept in the Atwil barn and
when leaving IN the morning he stole
the wheel. He was caught IN this
city trying TO sell 1t. He went TO jail
TO work II out.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-19

In the common pleas court Yesterday
before Judge Simpson and a Jury, the
appeal OF Daniel J, Burns. saloon
keeper Of Wooster and East streets,
and who is charged with breach Of
the peace against Patrick Sullivan was
started. Burns Is said to have struck
Sullivan over the head with bottle or
glass on the night Of July II. after
having elected him from tho cafe. Sui
livan claims the attack was unpro-
voked while Burns pleads self defense
saying that Sullivan went into the sa-
loon, started a fight, and objected TO
being put out and attacked him.
Burns was fined $40 and costs when
his case came up and now wishes TO
be discharged. Attorney David T. Fitz-
Gerald and Walter NJ Pickett arc de-
Tending the accused.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-19
FALL SCHEDULE READY.
Trolley Service IN East and West
shores Greatly Reduced.

The fall schedule on the New Haven
trolley lines will go into effect Mon
day. The changes as announced o-day
include the withdrawal Of all Light
house Point and Momauguin service
by way Of state and Ferry streets,
There will be a 24-minute service
from the city to these resorts by way
Of Chapel street Another change is
in the Schcutzen park-Sa Rock
runs. These cars will end their run at
the West Haven offices Of the company
on Campbell avenue. Country club
cars will run through to the Rock and
Cox's on a 24-mnute schedule, No
changes arc to be made In the Bridge
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-19
szEcHENYIs IN ACCIDENT.
Count and Countess Reported Injured
In Auto Wreck.

London; Sept. ia news agency
dispatch from Vienna says that the
Count and Countess szechenyi have
suffered an automobile accident In
Hungary, Their injuries, however,
are confined to shock and a few
bruises.
The count and countess, who was
Miss Gladys Vanderbilt of New York,
army mancuvers when their car ran
into the pillar of a bridge and was
wrecked The occupants had a mar
Vicious escape.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-19
J. e. ADAMS GOES TO WEST POINT
Young English Professor n Form q
Department for Cadets.

Prot John C. Adams Of the Eng
llsh department Of Yale for the past
several years, has gone to West Point
where he will have charge of the
forming OF an English department
there. He has been granted yeas
absence from Yale, but + the depart
ment at West Point is successful lie
probably will not return here.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-19
Sundays the first car to the city will

Sundays the first car to the city will,
leave at 7:06,
Pranford cars connecting with q
Momauguin iigger service will leave
state and Chapel streets at 6 a. m. and
every "a minutes until t0;40 p. N.
Sundays first car leaves at 6.4s. Cars
will leave Momaugun at 6;18 a. n. to
1880 on 24-minute schedule, SUNDAYS
the first car will not leave until 7.36
a. m,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-19
NEW HAVEN ROAD MEETING.

The postponed September meeting
of the New Haven road directors will
be held in New York city to-day. The
annual meeting will be held next
month and at that time a report will
be submitted showing that the earn
ings of the company for the past year
has been about per cent,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-19

Short Calendar In September Court
Yesterday was tho first short calend-
ar day in the superior court and Judge
Ralph Wheeler sat on the bench. There
were several motions up but they were
of the ordinary kind
Before the short calendar was taken
up the assignment list OF cases was
disposed of.
On this list there were IS cases of
actions against corporations and these
actions call for jury consideration.
Only four or five cases were assign
ed for trial next week
The jury Is to come In next Tues
day and then will begin the real Jury
business.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-19

the removal proceedings were brought
he applied for discharge, but this
was not granted because OF the motion
% his son.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-19
Jewish New Year Begins
Friday Eve. Sept. 25th.

Jewish New Year Cards &c to Csc.
EXTRA SPECIAL ENGRAVING
OFFER: Fifty Cards engraved from
your own plate with sreetlng In Eng
lish or Hebrew; cards furnished 7Sc
Card Envelopes to match, three
packs for Csc.
VISITING CARDS.: Fifty cards
from your own plate 3Sc.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-19

Afull line OF Neck Rufus In Chiffon,
Lace and Ribbon combinations In all
the leading colors. At $2.25 each.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-19
Girls Goats $1.95.

Early Fall Goats for Girls from
2 to 6 years, made Of All Wool
Serge and novelties, "a box style
some with embroidered emblem,
In oil the most popular shades.
All worth up to So. so Tor $i.05.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-19

TwlCE-AYEAR this big bargaln-carnval In Shoes What
hundred pairs Of splendid " Road Samples Of we'll
known makes Of Shoes High class grades, staple Styles
smart new models All around onehird moneysavng OF
run because made to "se BY" Just two lots on Bargain
Tables in Shoe Section Saturday. Be on hand early
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-19

Mems White Silk Mercerized Pop.
lin Negligee Shirts, soft collar and
cuffs attached cut full and extra
we'll made and guaranteed perfect
fitting. Regular $l.s0 value stsec.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-19
Children's Dresses SOC.

Percale Dresses, made In Cadet
Blue only, assorted checks and
plaids, made box plated style with
, ,elt; sizes 2 to 6 years. Worth 79c.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-19
White etticoats
At $1.59.

Women's White Cambria
Peticoats, with deep houqce
in most attractive design, sew
eral styles to select from.
Worth $2.25.
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Sl0npIu uIsItaaa.

Cada vsE Be v6 mas concuTRid0 q como
Cido ostabIOCimiento de moda de ls calle
de San Francisco "Lau Novedsde1" 81.
guen msreCiendo 81 justo favor del p6bli'
co do la Ciudad = Dc Ia iGlR que Rllf aCuds
& obtsneE CusntoS aEtfculo1 son necsuaEios
para tOcadOF, adornOS dc tFeje, do gsbinete
= OalR etO. ESsnOiAa fnaU, elegantiuimau
BombFillaB, taFgetal ''pontalCs'' de In ma.
yoF novsdsd, pasamGnerin, Cors6g. Atom
bras juguetsD de s'biBcuit'. adoFnos dc
SombFsrou. CoFtinAu, todo. an fn 10 que de
be encontEaEss en- nm e1tablCCimiento ds
eata claSa ss eacusntEa Rlli & prscioR con-
voniGnteu
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Tourn6a Aldo.

El gigantesCo y conocido GmpFeBaRio
toatraI italiano GilbeFt O. GiacOba2Ei, gus
tAn popuIor estimado se hiso en- San Jnan
Cuando ls compafifa de opera de la SoOg'
nGmi0liO, idea vOlver Puerto Rico , dRr
& conocsr en- los teatros ds Ia iHla 81 gran
trauofoFmista italiano Aldo.
La CompDfifa de V0riadades de que es
ahoFa empFesario Giacobs8zis 90 notabi I.
Sima upgdn 81 iuicio de la prenGR bTaSile1s
y sFgeDtina.
Dice 81 TEMPO, Dc BusnOs Aires:
POEitsamG. .-Ante an numeRoBo p6blico
que ocuI aba Cnsi poF complete la BRla del
Politsams, hixo anocha 90 debut en- ere
teatFo 81 tranafaFmiota Aldo, 81 cuRl obtu'
70 IN exito franco, siendo muy aplaudid0.
Aldo eG IN buen diucfpulo dc EF6goli,
del cual hs tornado hasta uus mas mini
mos dstalleu supeE6ndols on AlgunoG
PFimeramente 90 nos preseDt6 en- una
CAnsOneta y un ddo amboE cOrFGctamsnto
interpretation.
Despues vino 81 "Bombero de guaFdia''
pie1a en- ID que Aldo deBempe1p paPeles
y On ID cual laa tranbformacioneg Ge Buce'
den con una Fapidez inoEeible, dsudo lugsT
& dBCenRl muy buenas
En- la tsFcsra pArte AguPaba ''PaFfE-
Concert" 81 que era campo de bAtAlls de
Fl6goli , que Aldo dsaempsd6 muy bien."
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llO gusta |, nosleD7 5QulOrU olrlD7

COmpre una Pisnola un Piano piano.
Is de lR c6tebre casa THE AEOLIAN
Co., do New York que ha psrfsCciOnsdo
asts inStrumentO hASta llegar & la Alturs
que est6 OuslquieT persona pusde inter.
pFetaF una Pieza de m6nics como u fuers
un aTtista.
AdemAD, hay Siempre pianos de la como
cidR marca PLEYEl Pianoa Alemauar,
pianos WebsEy mnrca PARIS Bazaar,
sstoa ti.timos 4 plazOs raz6n de $40 men
saales sin pagaE nada sdslsntado.
Una visits 81 PARIS BAZAAR de Pc
dro Giusti 6 una carta dirnjidA 81 dspsrta.
mento musical pondr6 4 Las peFuOnaa ints'
resadas en- ponssi6n de lOg datoS que %
desean.
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MatrinOni0
de Canuy.
50 esd r,plIlnio h elll, 81 Gon,rslo.
(De nuestro oorresponsaIl.

Febrsro 1S.-Ayer & laD dies dc a no.
che EatifcaFon aus promeaaD do AMOR, por
81 rito Cat6liCc, 81 modesto , 81 popular j6.
vsn de San Juan, don Fernando Tories
Monge , la graeiora , angolicsl sehoEita
Juanita GonGfleE Machado do eltR IOCR.
lida5
Apadrinaron d aCto Los epoaos BAbilo.
mia Gonzalez de QuebFadiIlnG
On e1cogido n6meHo de ssdoEita8 i6Vs'
mes J oabRllegou, de 10 mG1 6oIoCto de nue1'
trR 1ocieda6, uiEvi6 dc s6quito & tan gontil
paIeia hasta Il casa dc Il de1ponld0, donds
fafmos obusquiRdon con abundantsli duleeI
y liCoFaA
Terminsdos loB FefrenCos di6 comienso
un baile que duF6 hRsta laH dos de ID ma
mans.
-NuNstro popular aIcalds don Manuel
RomAn, ca bFava contraoT6 matFimonio.
-Ss 0t6 FepsEando Il CalIe del ''Co'
mOTCio" dc eAtR loCalidad, para q Cual 81
ConCajo vot6 uus oFdenansa dc Is dollars.
-Dofia Dolores Cruz 90 he divoFoiRdo
de su espoBo Oleofs Luciano. In CoEts do
AEeCibo diCt6 la BentenciA.
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Ia GRAN uOlA.

No hay ssioEs nj sshorits eleganto, que
no adoEna ~ peinado con FisOG On Bus dis
tintas formau. Vienon coBonAs de RizoI
para deIants IN dollar , medic una. Hay
rizOs de vHrios pracion.
Gran BuPtido Ga abTigo1 de tafstan nO.
gro llamados Monte Carlo deada Bsis do
lIarB ca adsIante. Son muCho mas Venta
joBos que los que se han eGtadO vendiendo
ahORa.
Ointurone1 alEnticos con puntss de ace
70 On negro, blanco coloEsI 80 conta'
vos uno' OintuFones ds cabEitilla blnD.
COS nogros con hsbillas atras y Gin elias &
so csntavo1 Peinetas fnnU , juegOs de
poinataB de gran novedad. Todo eSto aCA'
be de llegsr q ''Pari8 BREar" de Pedro
GiuEti, FortaIoEs q.
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IA SAlUO.

Ia salud es Ia supremR ley de los pueblos.
On hOmbre I'm salud, es un cadaVer am
bulante. No tier Q Conciencia de sus actOs.
ViVe siempr0 tTiste, intranqui o, gimpa-
Clente y Modesto, con un geLiO inaguanta
BILE.
Las medicinRs pRsan pOF VI lRdo sin que
niDeuna logre curarlo radicalmente.
Ef mismO no be, q Q 81 sufre, es pOrque
Wue. ira sangre e-tS enferma.
tualquier dolOr que sentimOs, 90 pOrque
nueetra sa, gre esta tmpura.
LPOrqu6 sufre usted del est6mago2
POrque no tiene ca or sudciente para dige-
Rlr os alimentos y de shf den0 Ia dispep-
Ella.
El reumatismO proviene de acidez dc Ia
La a"emia, catarro on eI pecho, erisipeIa,
AAstimaduras enfermedadps del b gado y
de los rihones las calenturas, picazOnes en-
81 cueIpO, dOlOF de cabeza, de muelas ETC.,
todo quiers decir que la sangre no anda
bien.
La persona que sepa apreciar su sslud y
que aine la vida, no debe faltRrle nunca
una GAIA de R-cuparador de La Salud.
6abe usted los miles de personas que
est6 curando diariamente 81 Recuperador
de la SRlud2
81 no Sc hubiera descGbierto estR Daravi-
uosa medicina, va hubieTan peTecido inf
nidad de persona eufermas,
Est6 sted en- salud2
Pues conserve esa salud, tOmando el
Ga9G ~ GtUuOES u5 10 ~ AdAA0 nuuG6 "a a ChS
ja de Glen pastillas, que vale uu peso y
representa-. un capital, pOrque la salud es
La pre- Ola te mas valnr.
La med1c1na esta compuesta de Tafces
yerba Sc tOman tres la primera noche
ante de acostarse, y una Gu n chez sucesi-
vas Son laXantes, perO cuandO hacen
eIecto de purg inte, SO dejan RlgunRs mo-
Ches intermedias sin toner.
Tomese con cualquier clase de Comida,
puede bafIarse el que la tonne, perO debe
abstenerse de be idas, &cidos y pique.
No deje de tomar 81 RecuperadcT, hoy
que Ia medici, llama q sus pu rtas.
VI no pide la medicina g seguida, va.
que ia llsmandOle con insi-tencIa, ell dia
que Sc sients enfermo y decafdO, entonoes
Ger6 tarde
Otra cosa: No olga nunca naaaona. RI
que 10 deja todo para mafiana, vereis
siempre sin salud y sin una peseta Tome
usted Ell Hecupera tOr, pero tomelO prOnto
hoy mismO, que nO pase de hoy.
CuRndO 10 maya tOmsdo Y haya Visto
sus efectos, se conv-ncera de que es la o l.
mera medlctna del mundO para curar las
enfermedade que 20 origen por impure
a. de 3 81 gr..
Mande un peso orc americana en- giro
postal en- billete c4Ita Certifcada Y Sc
le envtra q Vuelta de cOrreo una Gaia de
las referidas pastillas.
Hagan-e todo los PedidOs de la isla Dor
conduct de los Age tes Distribuid ores
para tOda Ia America.
Anll0aSl 0TSg AgsRly
Sol Il9, SaB lHaa ?. A.
No 30 divide de mencioA ar LA Cores.
pOnder cia de>PuertO RI O" cual do COM
pre- 6escriba d lR isla pidiendo las pastiIlaa
Recuperador de Ia Salud"
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i 9O8.
EI m'rinerO BaTdya lDsubOrdlnsd0.
HUgaba 81 ''lmbsrlt'' On lguus Dc Portugal,
RTaya SsRSgd 4 aS0gurT las VOIlS dSl
bsVGO.

E is de ansro reuni6ss On 81 CusTtel
dc ROehambesu en Fort de France, Mar
tinica, 81 Consejo maritime comercial
FL Rsunto que debfa ser juggado era el
do IN msTino llamado HaFdyR Alexander
Prosper, que navsgando aboPdo del barco
'AmbaElt' canine de Fort de France; GO
nsg6 heosT los tEabajos necsssrios para
sseguFar les velas del bsrco, de 10 que
dspendiR ls seguEidad dol mismo.
Habfa una circumstances sgravants:
qua HsFdys declare On alta VOC Il capi.
tan que no Eolaments no hsria 81 trabsio
aino que prefaEiEfa aEFojaF 81 mar SOS ms.
trumentOs, sntes que prestarlos para que
otro hicierR q ,trabOjo que 81 no qusFia
hacsF.
Ests sICsnR paBsbR On aguaB de PoEtu'
gal , viniendo 81 vapoE dirsCtamente de
Dieppe. Llegado la MaFtinica Hsrdys
fac spEiaioaado , OOndsnsdo un aflo de
priGi6n.
De este fallO eutabs dinpussto Hsrdya &
RpsiaF.
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AVISAMOS nuestros favorecedores que
en- nuestro establecimieuto ia VILLA
DE MA RIDn, scabamos de recibir
COR5ETS Franceses desde s. centavos
S5, TRATES bordados de TuI de los ul-
timos mOdelos de PA R1S Y st CAT L. teif-
timns PLUMAS de Ostrich, un eran surti-
do en- ClNTU 10 NES de Piel Eslssticos,
q surtldO mas compile en- PFINETAs de
fantasia desde 25 centavos q S25 cada una,
los lejftimos Drill ES No. fOOy JIPIJAPA,
Tricots y = FLASTICOTINA para Frac etc,
Exclusives en- estos patr0nes) el surtido
mas complete en- T1RAS BOR DADAS y
BRODERlES, que vendemos constante-
mente mitad de precio Tenemos tam
bien, lsjftimss MANTAS de los Princes
para Wales, Telas de hilo Espafiolas &
Ynglesas y cuantos articulos de nuestro
Tamo sol1cite ell pdblico de buen tono.
Visitenos idanos muestras v Ie hare
mo- cualquier envfo por correo & Expires.
Telefono 278. p O. Box 784
san Franc1sco 81 San Juan, II, r,
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IntOrosa 4 los Pruf,sarus 4. ndslsa.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA -Heue
cOnatante exiutsnciB de los Siguientas ins'
tFumentoB: FlautineB, Fiauta1, TerCerolas,
Oboeg, RequintoI, Clarinetes, Fagotez,
Violines, VioloncelloS, ContFabaioa, Man.
doIinaI, Bsndurriaa, Guitarrau, CoEnetineo,
Onevenas, Trombones, BsrftonoB BombaF.
dinou, HelioOneo, (bsjos) Tri6ngulos, Pla.
tiIIoG, RedobIantos BomboI. M6todoB
dc solfso , para tOds Clase de inutrumen'
toB. Accessories m6sica an general
San Juan, p. r. ApaEtado D6m. 216.-
Gale de Allen n6m. 21 Sol n6m. 26.
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Mult,tos por hlsr slrsul,r literature aD,rpulsl

William -W4hl , Charles kissing, foe.
ron srEeStadOs en- Chicago acuSadoB dc hA'
bsr hecho circular itsrasura de naturRl0sR
AnsTqliats.
Ellos repartian tSHs e8CritoB en RlsmEn
ca los que 90 hablaba de los hoE1ores sxis'
tentss en Russia.
Anunciab4n IN meeting On 81 IS calle
North Olask, que debfa levaFss & oAbo
pOE una HOOiedad que no eStRbs autOTiza1a
para eoto eu Chicago.
81 Jue2 municipal ToFEiHon, de Chicago
mult6 Walh , kissing con 10 pesos ca
da uno, por Conducta desoTdenada.
Ello6 admitieron que repartfan litsTatu
ra, psTo negsrOn que 50 pFopulisFRn CitaF
para an meeting AnArquista.
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ClIzals Sd HVal.

Entodo1 ID vaporoI que lIegan ogto
puerto rcnuava al Popular % mngnfis
% GuEtido Dc Calzado de las mfs ucEGlita'
dag mRrCaa y hay para todol lo8 guStog
como para todag les fortunas EI extsnHo
uuEtidlJ do e-nciaa iuaportada5 ds Paris y
Egtadoa UnidoI mGFece ca6a dfa m6s Il
iusia admiEaCi6n dsl p6bliCo , 81 popular
o1tnbIeCimianto del sefloF America 5slas
estk GiempFo llenO de una numeFoufGimR
ConCuEFencia RVidR de obtsneE Eun busnos
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-16

PARA REGALOs =. Isl aCroditado
oafs MORGAN, 81 nuevo Cafs, FoFtalesa Fl
AOaba de FeCibiE nm magnfiCO GnFtido do
olegpntel Osjitau dc esquiSitOs 6GSoe0 y
bOulbONes, pEopios para TegalOB do osta
, otER tsmpoEada. Las m6s aOToditads
maEcaa dc chocolates 90 snCuentEan allf loB
outuches son do 10 mas aEtfstiCo , Emo:
La hGladOs De frutAS del pals EefEescos
siguon uisndo de 10 m6s GBquisito. Pre-
OiO1 m6dico8 Bsrvicin r6pido & todR
hoEa. 81 choColats Baker" ofreOe atra.
Yankea noVadadea.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-16
LICTO-MIRR0W.

Era g la smuIri6n prefsrida.
El EsCOngtituyents mas podsEoso.
81 enemigo de la tiriis
InfaIibls para Z dsbilidad cerebral
Il alVaCi6n Dc lol niion.
III of6magO mkl 8uDCoptibIs Il toleEa.
Do vGntR en todns laB faFmaCfau-p,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-16

= 81 CLUB do F. Kehrhahr 3 %.
rogalR an reloi de oPo "Walthsm" usma.
nalmonts ontEo UuI Clisntea, Ii 6ltima 90.
anDa obtuVO uno, don Juan F. Rico, de-
SaDtuTce uoCio ndmeTO So
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,nuIclOnR GEEE ERll

NutslO~ 1ebe sienpre our
rlodo dc la dentc6n PropoFeioia ahvto immediate
pequelo plcn1e produce sueno natural tfaneulo
GNla 81 dotog ~ angelic desperta muY vVoSY ategr&
- nuY agFadabe q PaadaE caima al niho, ahlahda
Usaa, adVh sua dolores, hacs fees lac flaciones Eel
utouago Gegula los intestnosS ss el meioF remedo
sonod Para diarea "a wovensa esta De q dentiei6n
"larahs Calmnnln ~ n SsioES Winai0w". y ael@
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-16

LOS MAS ACREDITADOs A.
Blanco Fsrnandes FabreuRts Do Tleorss
sOloCi 10 vsntaj ajoaamsr e. on toda Ia iaa '
sxtranjsFo 6rdeneH al ApGvtsdo 8s7, 6 ID
Calle de Tsau6n 43, en- San Juan, dc
Puerto Rico
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-16

-sOMBRt ROs PARA 81 NORAs,
muy olegA tee y pFecios sumaEsnte mo,
diCO1, los ceba de Fecibir In Tisndits de
Josefa 3 h.vaFrfs, nl ladO del ayuntao
mionto VaDds tambi6n efeCtos FsligiO.
snS. SIAN Juan B 216
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-16

-ABRLGOS dc Ssda } lana para nHo-
Has y nihol, SombFeFOs formA JapOuosR
lngle0a. Ultima moda de- PaFfs; AOabAn de
FsCibiruo 90 81 ostabIocimiant0 "El Ta6'
gInfo" San JuutO 12 vsndsn pFsCiOs
baTstfsimos