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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-18
MEETING Of
SAFETY BOARD
MARSHAL SANDERS GIVEN Az
THoRITY TO NAME EXTRA
MEN FOR STORES DURING THE
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.

Marshal Sanders presented COM
munication to the board of public safe
ty last night in which he stated sew
eTal business houses mad asked him
to furnish them with policemen dur
ing the holidays, the communication
stating that the merchants msking the
request asked that number of men
who had been discharged from the
fierce be furnished them for duty at
their stores. A motion by Mr. Schad
that the merchants request be grant
ed failed to receive second and was
lost, but a motion by Mr.. Daily that
il be left to the marshafs discretion
tc name men for this purpose pre-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-18

vailed, the chairman of the board be-
ing empowered to swear n the men
named by the chief. Under this ac-
ton the chief can employ men who
were discharged from the police force
by the board. The salaries of these
officers will be paid by The mer-
chants.
The application of w. T. Etheridge
for appointment of captain OF the
night watch of the police force was
approved by the marshal and ne was
elected to the position.
The bids of Wicke & Co.. for 500,
and the c. II. Turner Construction
Co., $84, for placing hot water bell
ers in three truck houses, we're lahl
over until the next meeting.
Chairman Oliver presided and
Messrs. Arson, Schad and Daley
were present
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-18
R. 4. TURNER, SR.
PASSES AWAY
Death Robbed the City of
One of Its Best Known
and Most Esteemed Citi-
zens Yesterday Morning.
Funeral This Afternoon at
2::3O O'Clock.

Another of Pensacola's citizens. ole
! and tried and true, passed on to his
greatest reward yesterday morning,
when, after an Illness of many weeks,
Richard II. Turner, ST., succumbed tC
the call OF the irrevocable and closed
his eyes on the things of earth.
The death of this estimable citizeE
is deeply mourned throughout the
length and bre>>~lth of the city, the
deceased having left host of life
time friends, beside a large concourse
OF relatives, to mourn his loss Dur
ing his long illness, hope was never
lost sight of for the space Of a mo-
ment by this man OF unsurmountable
will, the same power upholding him
until the end which had characterized
him throughout his long and brilliant
life struggle nobly fought and nobly
won, after the fashion of Gods best
and grandest work-an honest man.
Started Life as Carpenter.
4 Richard II. Turner, ST., who was rs
years of age at the time of his death,
came to Pensacola in the year 1857.
Starting life as a carpenter. he pur-
sued his trade until the great Civil
war cloud broke in all it's fury, and
he felt called upon. like so many
brave men of his time, to shoulder his
nnusket and march away for the de-
Tense OF his Preside and home.
Serving faithfully and well with
the First Florida regiment, which
was composed of the fewer of the
young manhood OF the state. he par
ticipated in the most important bat
ties which were to make world history.
Returning TO Pensacola, he entered
the contracting business. succeeding
in building up a business which was
credit to his ability and a monu-
ment to his industry. For a number
of years this firm was conducted on
the site now occupied by the st.
Charles hotel.
On Dec. 13, 1866, he was united in
marriage with Miss May Gingles,, of
this city, who, with the following sons
and daughters, survive him:
G. II. Turner. Mrs. Jno. A. Merritt,
R. H. Turner, .Jr., Mrs. w. s. Garfield,
Mrs. ]. Whiting Hyer, Geo. ]. Turner,
Flo Turner, and Miss Fannie Turner,
besides twelve grandchildren.
The funeral will occur at the home
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the
corner Of Thirteenth street and Sew
enth avenue, and will be in charge of
the Masons. the deceased having been
a prominent member of that order
The U. c. ", with which Mr., Tur-
ner was also prominently identified.
viii attend the funeral in a body. In
terment will occur in st. Johns Gene
terry. So
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-18
BUILDING PERMITS
ISSUED YESTERDAY

The following permits we're issued
yesterday by Building Inspector Rem
dali:
To W. s. Garfield to erect a one
story frame dwelling. 15x40 feet. with
an ell 10x10 feet, on the corner of
A3caniz and Mallory streets: also a
frame dwelling of the same dimensions
ON AlcaniZ street, near Mallory.
To A. NJ. Douglas TO erect a stable,
i0x12 feet, at 721 North Reus street.
To Seaman's Mission church to re-
pair brick building on the corner OF
Palafox and Pine streets.
To Toney James to erect wooden
storage building. 1Sx12 feet. at 1916
North AlcaniZ street
To Mamie Clark, to repair a frame
dwelling at 242 East Chase street.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-18
The Correct lime

to stop a cough or cold is just as soon
as it starts-then there will be no dan
ger of pneumonia or consumption
Just a few doses of Billiards. Hore.
hound Syrup taken at the start will
stop the cough If it has been run
ming on for some time the treatment
will be longer. but the cure is sure
Sold and recommended by w A.
D'Alemberte, druggist and apothecary,
III South Palafcx street. Pensacola.
Fla.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-18

meals in the Jim Grow" dining room
at police headquarters yesterday for
the first time, large lattice partition
separating the two races.
jeff Spottswood. the city Jail chef,
says that this arrangement for feed
ing the prisoners is great improve
ment over the method of feeding the
prisoners in the cells and all the Off
Gals at the police station endorse
the change.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-18

trees, and as a result one of them
WAS badly SCARED by. the animals.
The maximum temperature at Pen
sacola yesterday was - degrees at
$3.50 p. M, while the minimum was 81
degrees at $40 a. m. Last year on
the same date the maximum was 62
degrees and the minimum fl degrees.
The average maximum for this date
is go degrees and the average mini
mum As degrees.
Capt. Dixon 3. Reed is circulating a
petition for signatures to ne present
ed to the new board of county COM
nlissioners asking that he be appoint
eel game warden for Escambia coun-
ty.
VIM. Allen, colored. who was ar
rested for reckless riding of horse,
was fined 81 and costs in The record
er's court yesterday morning.
J. Pororossa. white, and Frank
Nicholson, colored, charged with be-
ing Migrants, were each sentenced
to 30 days in jail by Recorder Johnson
yesterday. Lewis Brown colored,
who was arrested on the Same charge.
90 aiSo SCHeCHCSu 10 oV udyS, out
in his case sentence was suspended
during his good behavior
Thirteen cases were docketed for
trial in the recorders court yester-
day morning. Recorder johnson pre-
siding. Twelve defendants were
found guilty and one discharged.
Fines to the amount of SIS were as
sessed. One defendant. who was
charged with being a dangerous and
suspicious character was-turned over
10 the county authorities.
John III. Frye. president Of the Trad
ers National bank of Birmingham,
Ala. was in Pensacola yesterday on
business. When seen by Journal
representative. Mr.. Frye sail he had
not had sufficient time TO look over
the city as he would like to do, but
that he thought Pensacola had a great
future. and that the people of Birming-
ham We're watching the Deep Water
city's development with great deal
of interest. The compilation of the
canal. Mr.. Frye said wonld mean a
great deal for both BIRMINGHAM and
Pensacola. and as the Birmingham
coal and iron exports will come in
large part through this port the inter-
ests Of the two cities were yeryNciose-
ly allied.
S. z. Gonzalez left last night for
points down the p & A road. where
he goes on a business trip He Will
be out of town a couple Of days
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-18

1T is WORSE THAN USELESS TO
ATTEMPT TO CONDUCT PLAY
GROUNDS WITHOUT SUPERVlS-
ION. A COMPETENT MAN IN
CHARGE OF THE PLAY ACTIVITIES
MEANS ORGANIZATION, PROPER
KNOWLEDGE OF WHAT OUR Chill
DREN ARE DOING AND WHERE
THEY ARE.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-18
PETER o'RElLLY DEAD.

Peter O'Reilly. negro carpenter,
and also a well known pu1ice charac-
ter, died while seated in chair al
his home. $50 East Intendencia street,
about 9 o'clock last night
His death is said to have been the
result of excessive drinking
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-18
W. s. NORMAN TAKEN
TO ASYLUM YESTERDAY

W. s. Norman. who was placed in
the city Jail a few days ago to await
the arrival here of an Attendant 10 ac-
company him 10 the asylum at Chat
tahootchee, was taken TO that institu-
ton yesterday morniAx.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-18

THE FUNCTION OF THE CIVIC
LEAGUE IS TO SERVE AS A PRE-
CFPiTANT OF THE MORAL PuR-
POSE OF THE COMMUNITY.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-18
PvRsER ON TARpoN.

Chas witherspoon is filing the POI
sition OF purser on the steamship Tar
pom during the absence of Elmore An
derson. who was married in La
Grange, KY, last Tuesday
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-18

WOULD YOU LIKE PAVED
STREETS7 Them ENCOURAGE
THE CIVIC AWAKENING.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-18

hitching posts Yesterday afternoon
several teams were hitchej to these
trees, and as a result one of them
was badly SCARED by the animals.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-18
poueLE STRENGTH EXTRACTS

Use only half the quantity of Blue
Ribbon vanilla and you will secure
better results than if using the usual
quantity of inferior extracts.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-18
If you want dry Block
Wood, Call Phone 719 or TT.

Where is the man that The
Standard Clothing Co. can
not fit and please with
clothes, Hats and Toggery?
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Subscribe for The Journal.
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s. z. Gonzalez left last night fol-
points down the p & A road where
he goes on a business trip He vii
be out of town couple Of days.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-26
FABIII A

it4Fande- notiCisa -diio 81 ration %
fsniIia: con an par da dfas da trabaio
roYendo toIo1 Eatitos dououbrimos 81
gFlneEo ds lAI hoEmignr que hlbitan ca Il
YsCindad So que tienen mucho t5igo.
No neCesit6 dscir m6B. todoa loa Eatonos
aflaron Gusi dientscillos y hondaron por
tuyno Is pared Dc % casa, dirigidoa por d
padre De la familia.
a "a tATde liguients 81 ration m6s ioven
yclyi6 do lu trabejo alsgEoments traYendo
gTanoB 40 trigo.
Ya hsmOI iiegado-dijo: 81 aguioFo ca0
prscilaments d lado del gFanoEo; Las hor'
migas a VERNE entrar poF n pared, %
guedaEon inm6Yiles de asOmbFO: 20 aprO.
vGch6 "a aorpTsgR mGhe Rtracado. Son
tan paque1iG , tan d6biIo8. p atEe
conner quiSu tsnga ganR, est6 alberta ID
dsIpnnGal
-Yo ontraTe -diio al ration mOdiano--
q mi padre 10 pormito.
-Entra = no n0ln glot6n, manca bien 10
que te comas-No e1peE6 OR oEtos c0nuaiOI
patsEnales = g pTeCipit6 poT 81 IubtsTT6.
noo
Luego 30 oy6 nm chillido lautimero 81
Tatoncillo volvi6 naliE, IIaVando doa hor.
migaI psgGdag E loa InbiOu, que Il palliEcn.
ban con sun gaIfi11. Todea acu diaFon &
90 auxilio , E6lo la muerta do loB innectos
le libT6 de suD picadurag
-lQae ha Bucadido? -lo diiOron.
-Qu0 ogt6 81 Camin0 inteYEumpido; IN
ei6Eoito de hoEmigaH obatEuyo 81 pAao y
avanzRn de puntillaR; todas llovAn tsna.
zRa en la ffents. Mirad, 70 asomR lR
yvn ~ wFafASr
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-26
PA GA Ma

No oS enfad6is, He1ors,
pnE que e1ta vez vnGltFo dido llega
81 verso amRnts del que "a vog adoEa
Las foEmau puFaG de Il OHthtua griegR.
D0iad que ca mi alma e-cnlpR
vue1tTo p0rtil olfmpiCo de dioIa,
con OincoloI do amor. mo, no @ mi cuipa
81 gus 70 res artfsta , vol h0rmoHaI
i AEts COY, voI bollaEa;
IL daihHoB dc amAT faaEa an ultEais:
are mi nombfe On Ii cortazR;
lpOBO quiSEo doFmir bAjo 81 follpjsI...
mo os pIacs 81 aura leda2
IA mi me placo Ynsstro dulCe acsnto,
que unG md4ica o6lica ramoda
dssmayAdR on Lar r6fagaH del viantO......
mo o. placs vor d c-e'e?
"a mf var vueAtrOB ojoE, Ga que late
g6neEiH dc roiampago1 d vuslo
con tsmblorss Do ospadaB ca combAto -.
mo o. placo, On fla. ls eutatus
que en- e musOo artfstico dozcualla,
40 noCiamSnts dGsdanoua , fntuR,
pDro como GeguEa do aoT bella?
"A mi ms place 81 firms
moIde On que Hsvsci6 vusstra hsEmoauEa...
iBajo sl golps trAidoT, quiero moFiEmO,
como Gear, q pie.ds ana oICultuTA!
PoE eso, % que en- Yano
os qnisiera eskgechaF, de aTdoEes lleno,
dadme esa trajs que CENTS tirano
90 que rssalta vusstro ebdrnso Ieno.
HundieEa On 6l mi fronts;
aGpiraru, con ansia voluptuoSa,
81 perfume impregnado que y nisDts
como una tibia 0manaCi6n de rosa.....
ISL 20 os quisTo mirRT, EsfiaFa mia,
deBnuda 81 fn, CoEFeF poE 81 boacaje:
ninfa desnudR de la Helvn umbrfa,
mi propia gombra o. ssrvirk de tEajsI
Jos5 Santos ChooznO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-26
VENSKY Y EL
COnfliCt0 Rip0n-a-
nleriCanO.
& personal iapOnes es mas efiGien-
ta--.diGe eI aImirante--que eI
americana; perO los haTr0s de
los EstadOs unid0s les sXGsdsn
en- fnsrza j nimsIOs.
en- IleIza J nImeT0S.
EraluIdl d eulsildl d guurIl oEifO Ilptn ] Es-
lndos Unldos.

San PttorlbuTgo, enero de 19O8.- 81
almigAnto RoioatvenAky hR emitido lR q
guisnts opinion con motivo del CruCsrO de
ID elCuadTa Americana q Paeffeo: fEI
viOje puodo hacoHG8 con Gsguridad tRnto en-
tempo de paz como en- tempo de guerra.
Los puertos del Camino sefialadou para la
toms do carbon non psrfsctamantO cubisr.
ter , no hRY tenor Rlguno do intervention
dc paTts de algdu GohieFn0 Sudamerics'
no. El paB0 del Estrschp de MagRlIanes,
G8peeialmontO en- voEHno, no ofrsce difcul
tad IN OomRndants h6bil. A II e1cuR'
dTa ruan no 90 ls peEmiTi6 pOKmanscsF nj
un solo dfa ca lR golitnFia bShfs de AMMAN;
FeCibiondo bFuscaB 6rdsnag del Gobernador
fra c6G , 81 Almirauto ing 6i para que la
ddasa.
'tEl Criterio principal del 6xito On 81
viaj0 eBtribn On n hRbilidad del contEaRl.
mirantO Evans para que cadG buque de
ID e8CuAcEn % sncuontro On debido tempo
O. loB divsrlo1 puntoI do paTRda. Los
RtEaB08 que ppodan cauBRE lo8 defectU1
m0c6nico8 son diffciles dc vonCsr. La
eICuadrh bEit6nicR que ocupa puonto pFin.
cipal ontro las efcisnt5H del mundo, en-
c3ntT6 neCeInFio dejGF lon rszBgRdon duran
to sul rociGnteI mGniobras. EGto habrfa
Eido fatal On tiOmpo de guerra.
"Eato viajs BOrG do utiIidad Ia escua
drA americana, que podrfs moAtraEue en-
"a homogonoidad de Rrma dc combate =
tendrf adamks an alto vAIor Ostrnt6gico
81 hacOr inClinar IaH prstoncionoa dc los
jspon0uoI, cuYo jiogoiImo Ia ha abatido
nOtRblOmOnto ds1de 81 anuDCio del plan
amsEicano".
Al compaTaE les f ,taI japonelRu = anne
TicRnH, 81 AlmiFants dijo:
FL paEaonRl jap6DGS. hombrO por hom
bre, s1 hoy, Ain duda, mas efcisnts
que q americana; esto Es debs & IL pr6c.
tics On lRB batsllal; psro los buquea
americanoS sxeoden tanto>6 Los japonOses
On fuoEzA , ndm0ro que no hay QUESTION
alguna rOIpOCtO de IL gupSTioridad ameri.
cana.
"Gonuidorando sxcIuida entsramente
e cuaati6o Dc gusETa entire d Jsp6n , los
EGtAdoB Unido1.
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CANT0 DE AMOR.
lMELePEAl
{ Letra de r Sanchez MadrigaEg q
mdsioa Dc A. Lopez 4Imagro).

(Letra Dc r Sanchez Madr;ga5g q
mdsica de A. Lopez 4lDsagro).
Como apagA 81 falgor do una sHtFalIl
de la-nube 81 oaouRo candal
de mi dicha lOg pUEoa doatGllo1
con nnba1 ds lIantoa boFE6ndous van.
PaUaTdn asos nPgros c9laiaa
y ID GntroIIa Iuci3 tornarf,
mas 4 luz de uu amor que ss apags,
tras s0mbTa ds olvido no lorna brilIaT,
Obi que tgiHta al dormiE al arrullo
del amor = Ecfi il % eden
para hallaE disipado 81 encant0
pardidR la calmR, perdida 10 f6.
Obi que trista es que quada ga 81 alma
da Is vida por daico bisn
el toEmento de yer que ne han hscho
les dichRs psBRdaG, loI AuafioG do aver.
iPor que q pie de mi reIe vanfa
del miBteTio ID sombEa & favor
& iuERrme m amor como etsFno
que luego d impfo por ottR Olvid6?
Que On aug nuevog GmoFea no squire
eats C6liz amaFgo, gran Dios,
qns es E an aims inluffible mErtiFio
viyiE olvidada, muriando do amor.
81 nubIada mi filgida GatEella
pofGresp6n de dolores 10 vf,
81 tan solo lloraE an ingrRto
me guarda uombIfo, fatal poryeuiE,
d & vivir de an recuOFdo que matR
elts mundo tan solo nacf
y os la vida pna usndR de abroioa,
que triste es ID vida, 70 qpiero morirl
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En o1ta impEanta ss VandG pspol Do
pari6dico yisio s $500 Ios 48 kilo1 (us
NSNtaL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-26
A MARIA MOL.
(Hoy ." Hega baja }

(Hoy en- Pega bajG
En- MallorCa, % apslIido
os de OBa8 palabra1 auav.B
qus indiCsn blando, mullido,
, tierno, como 81 tejido
con que se cubren las aver.
All, On aquel idioma,
On Marta MolI" Ge ex prsaO,
que % ella, CuAl Gusve aroma,
y tisrnR, Caal Il paloma
Cuando q otra palomR bess.
No q, puaI, por galRnteEfs,
nj poT hReerla an cumplido,
Hi 10 digO 6 untsd, Maria,
que 4 HU alba fIonomfR
le cuadra bien 81 apslIido.
r ,QS0ebez Al Pm
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-26

Sc DEsEA YENDER ns. ouil6
mstEeS, ms m6noI de vis poFtatiI. fran.
cs1a, de oincusnta CantimetTo8 veints
Cfnco tEsinta Wsgonetas para u mismp;
tpdo on bnan e-tldo. que la intoralo
pusda diEiQiEuo d AdnoE. az n-.o dinRio.
&c "
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MsqulRas 4 rs Gfuos. maRsullus

81 dialogue. Las msiOrsl m6quinaa
para coEsr, iaH mas silenCiOBaB, Las mas liz
Qsrau y molernas con CeItifcado de ga
Fantiss SON IRs Tbs AVEivf que Es veaden
GlplazoH dssd0 rs Centavos mensuRlsB en-
adel4nto. Barstillo dc olan y encsiss.
rEI Ciolo'. "La Vizcsina".
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-26
uaiI0laI BTIg AgMey
81 lIs. slu jean ?. R.

No 50 divide de mencionar LA Cores
pondencia de Puerto RicOn cuaudo COM
pre- 8 escriba q Ia isla pidiendolas ipastillas
ssRecuperador de la Salud"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-26
R. del Vale ZonO
INGENIERO CIVIL 7 AGRONOM0

cor oc1o 8e yraeea
Constructions &PanO pSupu
tau contrucC 5elindeI
E16sns dsGnO1 infor d an1TaIacone poraja-noEnS
q general
OICu asTlr1 is TEEFON9 lPkRu1O los
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-26
Sin enigfafs
A la sneantadora se1Orita CaroEina
del Cielo Colon.

En- q Dies derram6 tanto
DoEFochO 1e 81 grandozs,
Tai CandoF , tal pureza,
Gus dsleita en- tn beIloza
Todo % egplsndor y encanto.
Do tuu pupiIsu Ii lumbro,
HeOhizan gAlanteu mil
a quisne1 Gialo gantil,
Flor de mi patrio pongil,
P0TfumaB dssde tu Cumbrs.
Ia fantasfa mo Fsta,
Reina del mundp ideal,
I a llamaTts angelical.
1 Caata imagan celestial,
/ 6usilo dorado del posta.
Enriqus Rosario Ortis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-26

La salud es la supTema ley de los pueblos.
I'm hombre sin salud, es ul cadaVer am
bulante. No tlene conciencia de sus actos.
Vive stempTe triste, intranqui.o, impa-
clente y molesto, con un genio inaguanta
BILE.
Las medicinas pasan por gu lado sin que
n1nguna lOgre curaFlO FRdicalmente.
Ei mismo no sabe, que 81 sufre, es porque
nuestra sangre esta enferma.
Cualquier dolor que sentimos, es porque
nuestra sangre esta impura.
iPorqu6 sufre listed del est6mago?
Porque no tiene caIor suticiente para dige-
TIT los al1mentos y de ahf Viene la dispep-
sia.
El reumatisnno proviene de acidez de la
sangre.
La anemia, catarro en- ell peeho, erisipeIa,
lastlmaduras, Intermediates del higado y
de los rinones, las calenturas, pieazOnes en-
81 cuerp0, d0lor de cabe2a, de muelas etc.
todo qulere decir que Ia sangre no anda
bien.
La persona que sepa apreciar su salud
que anne la vida, no debe faltarle nunca
una GAIA de Recuperador de Ia Salud.
Sabe usted los miles de personals que
esta curando diariRmente Ell Recuperador
de la Salud?
ST no SO hubiera descubieTto esta maravi-
llosa medicina, va hubieran perecidO inf
nldad de personals enfermas,
5Esta usted en- salud?
Pues conserve esa salud, tomando el
ia de olen pastillas, que vale un peso y
representa- un capital porque Ia salud es
La prenda de mas valOr.
La medicinal esta cOmpuesta de rafces u
yerDas; se tOman tres La primera nOche
aHtes de acostarse, y una en- noches sucesi-
vas Son laxantes, pero cuando hacen
eIecto de purgsnte. Sc dejan algunas no.
ches intermedias sin tOmSr.
omese con cualquier clase de comida,
p uede 0a1Rrse Ell que Ia tome, perO deDe
abstenerse de bebidas, acidos pique'
No dele de tomar ell RecuperadOr, hoy
que La medicina llama sus puertas.
Si no pidC la medicina en- seguida, va
que eata llamandole con insistenc1a, ell dfa
que Sc sienta enfermo y decaldO, entonces
sera tarCte'
Otra cosa: No Olga nunca naa1dna. FL
que 10 deja todo para mama, 10 vereis
siempre sin salud y sin una peseta. ome
usted Ell Recuperador, pero tomelo hoy
hoy mismo, que no pase de hoy.
Cuando 10 haya tornado haya Wis o
sus efectos, sc cOnYencera que es la pTi-
mora medicina del mundO para cuTar las
Intermediates que SO originen por impure
"a de Ia sangre.
Mande un peso orc americana en- giro
6 en- billete en- earta certihcadaSy Sc lie SER
vira vueIta de cOrreo una GAIA de las
Eeferidas pastillas.
Hdganse todos los pedidOs de Ia isla por
conducto de los Agentes Distribuidores
para foda Ia America,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-26

PARA cURAR uN EsFRIADo
INDIA tome 81 LAXATIVE BRoAo
oUnUNA. II botIcario le devolveg6 81 dinero sno
paaa cNiita.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-26

mm nm Al REIIBO dc dos pesos,
M enyiaEsmoB librs de gaatos
las dauzas del psfs en- disco8
nara fOn6gFafoa GTaciosita, Sara = Aage.
ina. EnviaEomou catai0goS laB poE6o-
HsB que 10 uolicitsn De otEos Records y
onnfgrsfo5 GaDEaieE Padin Hmna. 15V
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-03

championship trophy, 100 miles. This
cup must be won twice to become
the permanent property OF the con
testnt. The trophy is now held by S
f. Page Of London.
One mile, flying start, for the Sill
Thomas Dowar Cup; not more than
four cars to run in a heat, the first two
cars in each heat to compete in the
final. Fred Marriott of Newton, Mass.
the present holder.
Two miles, flying start, for the two
mile-aminute trophy, to be run in the
form Of time trials. To win victory
must equal an average speed of 100
miles an hour.
Road speed trials for mile and kilo
meter.
All the events are to be run under
the American Automobile Associa-
TONS racing rules. With a dozen of
the highest power cars in the world
entered and the course in superb con.
dition there is every prospect that
some speed records will go by the
board before the end of the week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-03
THE JEfF[RSONS
At OPERA HOUSE
WILL APPEAR m THE RIVALS"
TONIGHT, AS "slR LUciUs
o'TRIGGER" AND BOB ACRES
WITH STRONG SUPPORT.

One OF the present seasons grea;
plays at the opera house vii be 9TH
Rivals, to be presented tonight witt,
Joseph Jefferson and William W. lei.
ferson in their clever Characterization
of Sir Lucius O"Trigger and BOB
Acres. They are masters of comely
and the Jeffersons' name and fame are
linked inseparably with "The Rivals %
A great performance may be looked
for. Among the supporting cast MAJ
be mentioned Theodore Hamilton
Leopold Lane Richard Lyle, Roger
Burnham, Blanche Bender, Roberta
Bremen and Loretta Wells.
The late Joseph Jefferson represent.
I'd the fourth generation of actors
bearing that famous name. and with
the kindly ambition Of a father had
taken a conspicuous opportunity to in.
-roduce his sons and heirs apparent to
The Jefferson name, Joseph jefferson
and William W. Jefferson as the fifth
ink in an artistic chain. That the
Dung men will prove acceptable sue.
'essors in trust to the distinguished
lame their ancestors have borne for
our generations cannot be doubted
rs they have appeared many times in
heir fathers roles.