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The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-23

tragic event in their history, the United church and society would make this expression of their love and sorrow.
 Of Mir Haynes 1t might emphatical- ly said, "This was man" He was a man in full measure, and a man of God. The least he counted as his brethren, and his sympathles went out to all, They were sympathies fresh and warm, for they came from the heart His nature was ardent, his feeling impetuous, his thought clear and to the point. He had a native eloquence, and 1t was that truest elo- quence of earnestness and sincerity.
 Wherever he went he brought love, and therefore he found 1t.
 Such a life as he lived is long life, because 1t was a full life. His years l in New Haven were few in number, but they gave a new inspiration to the church, and beyond the church to the whole community.
 The influences of such a man go circling out, to spread from generation l to generation Those whom he has made, better, strongerA Aclearer-sighted will in their turn make others better and stronger and clearer-sighted, too
 His life fell in a time when freer faith, broader view of what religion means and God Is, was gaining a firm foothold in the churches of our order To an era of controversy had succeed ed an era of the open mind and ready 1 ear. He taught the truth as he saw
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-23
POOL FOR SWIMMING
Ground Broken Yesterday for Yale's Big Tank in
 Gym" Lot.

Ground was broken yesterday for the new swimming pool of the Yale gymnasium. The excavation made was in the gym lot to the north of the present gymnasium. The founda- ton of the pool will be laid and this task will require several weeks, be- fore the framework of the building Is commenced Everard J. Thompson, of the Yale athletic department, Is here and is closely watching the de- velopment of the plans for the new pool. He has been the chief promot- CT of the scheme and, with ogden Mills Reid, son of Whitelaw Reid se- cured the gift of $40000 from An drew Carnegie for the construction of the pool.
 pr. Max Schwartz, director of the Yalo swimming department and coach of the champion Yale swimming teams for years, is also spending the summer here carefully watching the building of the pool,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-23
CENTRAL CALLED TO TASK.
Complaint Made It Will Not Mal,
 Connections With Lehigh Valley.

Albany, July 22.-The public ser vice commission has served an order on the New York Central and Hud- son River Railroad company of the complaint by the Oswego chamber of commerce of the failure of It's Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg trains to connect with the Lehigh Valley at Sterling It is claimed by the com plainants that the Lehigh Valley Rail- road company has endeavored from time to time to effect an arrangement, but in each instance the New York Central has further changed it's time tables so that connections could not be made.
 The commission to-day granted the petition of the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad company for authority to purchase 6954 shares of the capital stock of the Little Falls and Dolgeville Railroad company at a price not to exceed $100 per share l It appeared in the petition that the 1 total capital stock was divided into 1 2,500 shares, the New York Central already owning 2,430.46 shares.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-23
ON REV. MIR. HAYNES Resolutions Drawn Last Night by Members of United
 Church. COPY TO MRS. HAYNES Minutes Will Also Be Entered on the Records of the Church
 and Society.

Resolutions on the death of Rev, Artemas J. Haynes, pastor of United church, who was drowned while canoeing in Long Lake, Cape Cod, last Friday were drawn up last night by a subcommittee from the United church and society appointed for the purpose by the deacons of the church and the society committee at a meeting Sat urday, July 19 The committee was composed of Judge Simeon E Bald- win, Walter B. Law and Walter O. Whitcomb, and the minute of action prepared by them follows:
 Under the shadow of the most
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-23
Dealers Held for Exposur Fruit, and Landlord fo,
 Dirty Yard.
"IMPORTANT," SAYS Jul
Two Women Bound over to Sup Court--All the Other Court
 News.

Bane Stock of the Calvin Fruit and Philip J. Vishno of the Conn cut Fruit and Produce Co.,. both q ials of their respective compal were before Judge Tyner In the Pd| court yesterday, charged with unl fully exposing fruit for sale,
 Both arrests were caused by board of health under The ordind which prohibits the exposure food for human consumpti ,a on H forms or stands less than two above the level of the street. St was arrested recently for .his same fence. but promised at tho time remedy conditions at his place of b ness. This the health inspector cl he has failed to do.
 Though the cases were contin until July 25 for argument, Ju Tyner clearly set forth hts views the subject yesterday morn.ng du an argument by Attorney Benja Slade, who appeared for the deft ants.
 T think" said Judge Tyner. W Attorney Slade questioned the Q nance. that this ordinance is on the most important a city can for the safeguarding of the pl health. and that 1t cannot be strictly enforced by the board health. This Is just what city New Haven needs.'
 In defense Stock and Vishno clI ed that the fruit and vegetables on platform are always carted and in transit, being shipped back forth. Most of this stuff. however cording to their statements. Is pI ed In crates. with wide slits and oI ings, partially exposing the contel
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-23
Todd Company Sued,

Deputy United States Ma, shal Par melee yesterday served notice upon Eyler J. Todd president and treasurer of the Todd Rubber company at 442 State street, of a suit brought against him by the Parsons Non-Skid com- pany of London England, and by the Weed Chain company of New York, in which infringement of patent Is al- legged. The bill of complaint says that Todd sold chains such as are put over the tires of automobiles to prevent them from skidding on ,mo )th pave- ments. The complainants ask for an injunction to restrain Todd from sell- ing any more of the chains, and also ask that he be compelled to make an accounting of all the chains that he has sold under the alleged infringe ment.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-23
English Estate.

Tn the probate court yesterday morning Judge Studley appointed John s. Cannon administrator of theI estate of the late John English, who died in Sitka, Alaska, some months ago, and named George A. Tyler, John II. Cannon and Samuel Hoyt distribu- tors Mir. English left m estate in this district of $9,175.96, all of which is in stocks and bonds. The heirs to it are niece, now Mrs. Mary Mer- sick Bradley, daughter of the late c. s. Mersick, and brother, George l.. English. An order for he distri- button of the estate was passed. '
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-23
Dirty Back Yard.

Isaac White of 70 Oak street, di| regarded the notifications sent him the board of health ab put the bad yard of his tenement at l2S Washini ton avenue. Inspector ODonnell il vestigated the premises some time az and found the ash bin iilled vii refuse and garbage dire,ily und one window and within ten feet of al other. He ordered White to clean | the premises and sent three notic in all. White did nothing about Il matter and was arrested Tuesda He paid s5 and costs of ss.36 yeste day morning. This is one of the fir convictions under the ordinance r gently passed.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-23
HITCHCOCK GOES TO DENVER.
Republican Chairman Concludes Con
 ference With Western Leaders.

Colorado Springs, Col, July 22.- Frank II. Hitchcock, chairman of the republican national committee. who has just closed two days confer- ence with leaders of seventeen west ern states, left here late this after- noon for Denver He will not hold any set political conferences in Den yer, but probably will talk over the situation in Colorado with such lead- CTS as did not come to the conference here. Mir. Hitchcock will leave Den- yer tonight for Chicago
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-23

1t, with unfaltering sincerity and tell ing power.
 We bid him farewell, but in the hope that 1t may be to all of us a farewell for one stage only in a common and never ending life.
 The clerk of the church and society is requested to send copy of this minute to Mrs. Haynes, and to enter it upon the records of each.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-23
Bound Over.

Jennie Smith and Marsarctte Bass| tarache, better known us "Frencl Jennie" and Big Margar etc." respec lively, were bound over to the nex term of the superior court under $60( each by Judge Richard Ii. Tyner fl the city court yesterday morning on charge of theft from the person. Jen. nie completed a years term in jail about month ago.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-23
FRAIERNAL NEWS.

Last night the following officers of the Century council O. U. A. M, were installed: Councillor E. c. Bab- bitt; vice councillor, F. F. Cowles; in- ductor Walter Dillman; examiner, George Buckley; inside protector. Isaac Sammis; outside protector, Wil- liam Hut; recording secretary, J. Smith; assistant corresponding secre- tary, F. M. Babbitt; financial secre- tary, H, c. Rawlins; treasurer, J. W. Tabb; deputy, W. Brown jr.. and as- slstant deputy, George Lansing.
 All the members of the local coun- ell have been invited to witness the installation of officers in North Haven on the twenty-seventh of this month.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-23

Say Was there ever any fish caught off these confounded old rocks anyway growled the angler with the sun-burned neck.
 Fish, sir? Why, I've seen 'en around here in schools"
 Schools, That's it, and I'll bet every hanged fish is away on summer vaca. tion."
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-23
$1. 50 White Oxford Ties, for 79cts

About 25 pairs, in sizes 2H 3 and 31 only ard in widths R and C. Ifyour size is here you may have a pair ot Sl.s0 White Oxford Ties for 78c
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-23

ance of the new comic opera went of without hitch
 Not altogether. The leading comes dian appears as jolly jack-tar in the second act, and of course, it's impossi- ble for comedian to wear sailor'i trousers without a. hitch"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-23
White Kid Belts

Small lot women's White Kid Belts, very slightly soil ed; easily cleaned; kid cov- creed buckles, pleated and plain shapes; regularly si00 and sl.25, for --25c each
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-23
Flannel Remnants

A pils of Imitation Scotch Flannel Remnants ranging from 2 to 8 yards, its the 1Sc grade, and the patterns and colorings are nice.
 While they last 10c Yard
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-23

Summer Lap Robes 10c
 A small pile of Colored Lap Robes, just the thing to keep the dust off in either auto or carriage, some Linen Robes are among them-3oct a n d s0ct Robes but we're closing 'em out at 1Octs Each
 Ask for h:m in Flannel and Blanket section.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-23
Croquet Sets
 At Less Than Cost
Royal Granite Enamelware

Every Piece Warranted l'st
 Quality
 2Oc Covered Soap Dish % zoe Large Sig. Ladle, 9c soc Der in Sauce Pan. 4 at 2oc 6Oc Berlin Kettles. 6 at. 35c 7Sc Preserve Kettle. l2 qs 4oc
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-23
Three Odd Dinner Sets

Three Odd Dinner Sets Patterns that have been dis. continue l at the pottery.
 Priced at Less than Cost;
 ll2 Piece English Porcelain Dinner Set, in dark flow blue. former price SIS, now S8.S0 ll2 Piece American Porce- lain Dinrer Set. in white ani gold, former price SIS
 Now for S8.
 l12 Piece English Porcelain Dinner Set. dark blue border design. former price $22
 Now for $13.s0
 Alaska Refrigerators At Less than Cost
 To te closed out at very much Less than Cost.
 Alaska Rcfrigerators 1T: the Best and the Cheapest.
 They consume the least ice. Refrigerator, holds S' lbs ice, was S24, now $16.00
 Refrigerator, holds l05 lbs ice, was $27. now 318.00 Family Ice Chests
 Large Family Ice Chests. former price S15,now S1O.SO
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-23
200 Bed Spreads $1.39

Extra large. colored effects hlu,,r:d and yellow. fringed ready for use. reduced be. cause the outside seam is a little soiled.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-23

Gingham Remnants
 Anderson Gingham. lengths of l to 8 yards, the kind of Gingham tn at sells for 2octs-- take these Remnants whie they last at 19cts Yard.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-23

Our Half Yearly House Cleaning full blast It brings Bargains through Real Bagan Stocks would be cluttered with and lots if it such sales
 So this full of solid comes from Gamble Desmond's the year Everything is at wholesale cost and less
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-15

to y ds Bsfisles do CRnBauCio,) QQe 6! foe
uno-C0ntintS el Audiior-da los que con
mas empOfI3 Boatuvo IR defsngR de Ia con-
BeEvSci6n de los bellon panoFamR0 de 10
islG, para evitaF 90 eChRrRn abAio, con lR
inBtSlsCi6n do gFand0B RnunGiog ConstFuo'
clones an6IogaB & la que 90 trats Las bsIlo'
zag panoE6mioaB de lR iBIa. QQ0 cd de
opinion no 30 dejs en- sl Bitio de EGfsEsnciR
lR cAsillA fOtOgrAficR de que 20 trRta.
L0B BeioFeB HOyt, Dexter = Gromsr 30
hscen y ContsBtRn aIgunRB pTeguntaB en-
iDg'6g, que no tFRduCe 9l int6Fprets, Es
GRf como IN faeg0 grAneado que teTminR &
loB pocog momantoa.
El Attorney repits que eBB CsBillR dsbe
ger ColoCRds On cnRlquisr paEte, monog en-
eI Iugar aituRdO entire el Castillo dc San
CriHt6bHl y 10 via del CAIRO oI63tric7.
81 ST.. Gr0meF dice, que CiertAmonts CD
el castillo de San CriAtobRl una ConBtEuc
Ci6n muy hVEm0aa = Rntigu8 y GsFfs una
veFdRdsFa l&StimG echAr Rbsj9 al bsllo az
pGCto de 90 esp 6 ldid0 pace rAmO; pero que
ri sBo &c conBigue con Ia exiltsnCiR de lR
pequtfiB caailla, nj eAtR 90 una ChazB como
Bs h1 ciCho, gino U7a elegants oonBtEu "Ci6n
muy bisn pintadR y dc muy 0gradAble a.
pecto y aFtfatiCs pTs8anCiR. QQG les duefi9g
de elIR han tenid0 dificuItRdea econ6micas
para hRCOF 0s9 construction J para FOgGF-
ciFse de loB gRAtoB oonfaEon On 81 peEmiBo
que Bs Lea conCedi6 de tsrer 10 casa en- 81
lugaF On que % halls. Que 81 90 leg Gbli-
gs qoitarIa ahor de allf, Va GauaaEIss
p6rdidR total de "a pequefi9 capital = de
au induBtFia.
"AdemGs -t0FminR 81 sr. GEcmeT-tam
bi6n ss Va peBjudicsr lR verde Campins
del Fate de Ia CiudRd con lRB obTRa que
Rllf CsTcs ss han dc FaalizAF para lR cons
trucCi6n del CapitoliO, y eI tsrFsno qued1-
Is piaotesdo = lleno pOr R'gdn tempo de
lOB GsCombrog y FsBiduo8 de lRg obTa', Hin
que poF estO puedR a6rmaFBs qua no debs
haceFB9 ess importRnts construction, que 81
quitR algO del paigRjs que 8s han Fefsri'
do log GtfiaFG8 que han hAblRdo RnteS, es
n0CeBSEiO y OonVsniente hRCeF. Annqus 81
Oapitoli0 quitaEG spaF0ntamenta 0GaB be
lls2ag dc panoTamRB. giemprs EeBu!tRE6 una
mRyoE ballGZR para Gqusl 81 lsvantaT RlIf
enc Bdiicio.
FL Attorney dice, Ieysndo al iofoRms de
l8 C0miBi6u, que 6 81 no autisnds ing'6 6g 6
10 que 30 Fsc0mienda RhoFs 60 deiaE defui
tivamGnts en- laB csFCRnfaV de GquslloH
Biti0B lR construction EopatidO, que p0r
10 tento, no 10 tEat8 de que este allf pF0vi.
sionRlmsnte. QQa NADIA tisn0 que yer la
construction del CapitoIio con 81 caBo pre-
Gante y que asR CAMILLA pusda OBtabIoe0Tss
On otFo lugaE que no HeB sl dc loo BolaEsg
entire ol Caatillo y 10 via dc loB OaErOB
el6CtRicog.
FL TaaOrero replica qua 81 no Gu sboga.
do psro que snti0nds que 0l Comisionado
del LOtsFioF C0neOdi6 un pOFmiaO que aho'
70 40 debG scr TsV0Cado del mod0 que Ss
pFetondQ.
El Sc. Was OehotsCo. vuslvs 6 hacer
uBo do IL PalRbEa, inniatendo en- que no ss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-15

juDto nj raz:nable, sl que 90 prstsnda aEEui'
mar & Un pobrs induVtFial pretandisndo
que levants de aqusl solar Bu CaBRj Ia qus
l0vant6 alIf ca condolences legales. Gus
de todoB modoB dsbs ooncsdGrtele un ter
mino pFudsDeial para sl tFaSlRdo d6ndole
opoFtunidRd de EaBaFcirBs en- algo de los
gaHtos que hB hsoh9. Qaa no dsbs hAblar'
50 dc bsllezRB de pRisaia nj dc elt6tiCs,
CuRndo On muchoB CRsos no Bs ha tsnido
sltO en- CuentG, como por GjsmpIo oCurEe en-
PaeEts de TisFFG, 81 lado de la antigua
C6FcsI, On donde 90 ha conBsntido Ievantar
grRndeI caBeEOneI que hAceu grave pOIjui'
clio la 0st6ticR de lR conHtEucCi6n del lado
= psTjudicAn 81 panorama gus han h9ch1
References los 5tsa, Attorney y Dexter.
Qae debs teneEBs IL misms oousideraci6a
para los gpsndss gus para los p'qqefios.
Pide que 90 dejs el agunto B0brs Ia meta
para EeBOlvsFlo On la py6ximS ssGi6a con
mGyoFGI sntecedontsB.
LIE goCuudR 81 Attorney = qasds Ia 1850
luCi6n del tEaBlRdo de lG Gasilla fGograi3s %
del 6r' GRutigF para la pE6x ma q g. 6a del
ConBsjo. -
El Comit6 de franq 4icias volvar6 & entu'
disr 81 aBu7to para infoEmar con to1oH LOS
detRlleB que deleR Ell Sr. Was O5h9teco.
A leR 4. .18 a. levauta In session,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-15
EFECTOS DEL TRATAMIENT0
POr Ell 0MAGIL

Creado ell omagil confOrme a los Glti-
mos decubTimientOs de la cienCia, no
cOntiene substantial alguna nociva su
uso no presenta en- absolute ell menOr
peligrO para la salud. Ell licor ademas es
de un sabOr agradabilisimo.
GeneTalmente ell aliviO Sc produce va
ell primer dia, Y ell tratamientO cura, a
pesar de que solo cuesta unos 80 CEN
timOs pOr cada vez.
De venta en- tOdas las buenas farma-
cias, mas para evitar tOdO error. CuideSe
de eTigiT en- la etiqWetG la pItubrG
Omagil q las SeNaS del DepGSiiO gene
rat W0iSOn L. FRERE, 10, rue Jacob,
Paris q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-15
REUMATIsMO CR0NICO

Aconseiamos cuantas persOnas SUI
fren de dolores y redmas Al estado per-
manente, tOdOs cuantOs encuentFan
penosos los moVimientOs de sus MEM
bros 8 tienen deformadas las articula-
clones, a las persOnas, en- fin, senSibles
al menOr enfriamiento, que hagan usO
del Omagil.
Porque, en- efecto, va sea en- licor, va
en- pildOras, ell Omagil tornado a la mi
tad de la cOmida, Ia dOsis de una
cucharada sopera ell licOr, 8 bien a la de
pildOras, basta para calmar prom
tamente los dolores TeumaticOs, aun los
mas cTueles Y Antiques, y pOr Tebeldes
que hayan sido Utros remedies. CuTa
asimismo las neuralgias mas dOlOrosas
y cualquiera que sea su asientO: las
cOstillas, los rinOnes, los miembTOs la
Cabeza, Y alivia los sufrimientOs tan
- penosOs de los ataques de gotta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-15
OTRO CONFLICTO
EN- VENEZUELA.
M0nOpOliOs suprimid0s pOr in deere
to de Castro.
Este Illml 4 les ,eGIlmlGIoRlS que 50 IG haGsU,
L.IRpHllRsAt.s."

CuatEo naCionea han cssRdo on BuB E0IA'
clones diplom6tiCa0 CON Venezuela ahoFa
10 pisHsa, BPgdn 0l ''HeFOl5," cukl ssEG
10 pE6xima On TompsE con ls Esrdb!iC8 de
Castro.
Entaa CuatF0 naCi0nG8 E0n: H0landP,
EOtadOS UnidoB, FEanCiR , ColOmbip.
La opinion general 90, qUe -osag CuOtrO
BsgpirE Ioglat0FEa, dsduCi6ndoss sHto de 10
inOBpeFadR aslidR de Venezuela do Mr.. G.
Williams, adminiBtFsdOr de IRB s0Cied0deB
"Vsn0Su0lRn Salt Monopoly Ltd" , Eve
nGZuGlS Match Monopoly Ltd.", dos cor
pOraCiOnsB que han psFdidO mas de million
y medic do pesos Cauga do habaE firmRdo
Castro 81 d0CR0t0 anulRndo EuB C0nCe'
Ai0nOR
APSBaF de IaI prCtsDtaB dc MT. Williams
Ont0 sI gObi0Eno vene8olano, no conaigui6
nadR pROVsCh0g0 y % cree que % inGBpeFA'
dc pREtidR, Bea dSbidR una oFdOn de
Castro, puO8 sI BabidO que snto tomRbS l0l
pFoteBtA8 dc Mr. Williams como ''impsrti.
nentes."
LRa dos cOrpoFaCioneB menCiopadal ID
"CentrRl Railroad" otEa Compafifa iDglO'
10, hGn psdido auxilio al gobieFno iDg!6B
para que intsEVODgO en- "a favor.
Una do IaB Fasones mas podsEouan do
Mr.. Williams 0l hRc0F In prots1ta que llR'
ma Castro impoEtinente," on que Castro
no pusde RnulaF un contrato, del cuGl 81 90
una de Las parties, y 81 oual ContrAto fu6
RpFobRdO pOF el OODgrOsO vsnezolan0.
Este nusvO enFOdo que Castro hS anna
do 90 sBpoFa FOgulto on 10 intervention do
IuglateFrR. auuquo On lO1 OirCulOI politiCOB
dc Warrington Green, qUs lS naoi6n euro
pea pida el auxiliO do Roosevelt para que
AFFsgl0 10 mojOF possible 0l OGunto do los
f6AforoB ? ID GOl.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-15
NueV0 SupsriDtendente

Poi PAsRr otTo dsntino OI actual suFe
EintendshtS do 10 CompRhtS de vAporol
"Ths Nav York S. s. Comp" 30 hAEG
cargo do dicho dsDtino Ol dfs iltimo del
mes CoEFi0nte eI Nfi9E Jorge LGtimOE. El
nuOvo jVf5 de Las cfcinas de 10 rsfsFidN
ompFOaR On sBtR is!a, ha 1ido duEsnts mu'
ChO tempo IN emplsAdO principal de ella
GOtandO cargo de impOEtRnt0 C0mstidO
en- 0l musllO ntm0Po 1.
FL senior Ramon L6tim0r pABR & lS CEN
trSl de Ct1IB "PuOEto Rico Sugar Con" "
con sl cargo dc administrator general.
Dsaeamou el mejor exito 81 nuovo Sa'
pOFintendento de lR "New York Puerto
Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-15
REVOLUTION MUsIOAL-solicito

REVOLUTION MUsIOAL-soliCito
nueHtro Oat6logo de mdnica para piano,
violin y piano, mandolinR y guitsEFR que
Coptisne mas de mil dOsoientGs obraa diGtin
tas, bodaB pEsCiOg punCa viHtoB en- Puerto
Rico de 10 centavOs eE ejsmpLar. FL Iujo
p le correction de nuestrRB edicioneI, TO-
das litografadaB, no nscssita EoClamo.
Rsmits hoy miBmo 81 direction para On.
viarIe eI Cat6lcgo. Century Music Pub.
Comp. Allen altos, ApaTtRdo AS. San
Juan PaeFto Rico. 45 v. a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-15

A OOMPRAR MADERA.-La Com.
pGfIfa Industrial de SantUros (san Juan
Box 657) tisne On CIGss do pFimerR pre-
ciOa sin C0mpetenciH, IN Completo Eurtido
para construction de caBRA Molduras do
lodoa tamRfoE. Tablillas para psEBihnaa.
Dsp6sitoE. San Juan frOnts 81 muolla
udmsro q ssuturCs Stop. "a. TSlefonoa
425 , 1880. Ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-15
GHandiOSa manifestation eI domingo
en- hanati.

81 domingo tOndTa lugOr en- Mauan
una grandiOgR manifestation del partido
unionista, Ia CuNl ConCuREiE6n oFadoreB
diBtinguidoB do San Juan y 10 iDla, entire
Lon que fguRan 81 doctor del Vale, 90.
for Coll = OuChf, NiColRu, CeEVoni, PaTas
Avil0S, do AEsCibO, Audinot, Lcdo. Mar.
ques, de QusbFRdilIaB = 81 doctor Cutie.
ETOE OEtiE, do Toa BSiO.
Es extrRoFdinaViA la animation que rOi.
nR en- Manati, CON motive do dich6 festa
=, Usg6n nuastEoI infoFmeu. numsroaaB per.
sonas de San Juan y pusblo1 limitrofoS 10
diBponOn aaintiE 81 grandiogo Rcto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-15

Dep6sitos en- San Juan Farmacla del
ST. Fidel Guillermety. Plaza de BaldO-
riOty de Castro y SucTes. de ]. M, BlanoO y
Co. San Francisco 81.
En- Mayaguez. FaTmaCiR de los Sres. SRu
liVa HermanOs, Avenida IL de AgOstO y A,
Mulet, Plaza Principal SO.
En- Ponce. Farmacia Ruiz de POrras y
Farmacia VillarOnga.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-15

CABALLOs A PEsEBRE.-ss cui'
dan cabalIoB peasbT0 sin 81, en- la En-
CO de Hato. Rsy, paEadR 81 Esm0Eo y bA'
FatuFa. InfoFmR Fernando j. Gsigel en-
IL migma incs. Is. v. ale.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-15
CuriOe,da6es historfcas.

En 10 6ltimaRxp xpOOiCi6n OTgsnisa ia con
motive do las GggtaB % hici0Eon buanal
oxhibiCionag Le6D, 90 Rxhibi6 Ol Celsbrs
canon de C0fFsAi, eGtO 10 nAbs todo 81 mum
do, psEo 10 que no Gs hS hsCho p6blico, o.
que aI limPiaE 0l anims del tel Cafi6p, 10
enContE6 una 6rdsn firmRda por Ol propio
COfrasf On la que pedfs un tEOjs dc Loo que
vondo "LR Palms1ana" dc J. Pisrag , o..
Allen 80.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-15
Nth1S eatORmOS,

En IuI raBpoCtivaB EesidenOiaI do II CO
lie del "PArquO" y d. 'DOB hOEmAnoO'' on
SAntureo, 90 0nCuOntEAn 0nfsFmoB lo1 nifloI
do Loo diatinguidoH sBpoBol Fort AldeR y
do o .lOr.MurillO, & lol que dSIoAmss prom
60 1tablsoimiento.