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New-York tribune., 1908-05-23
LAW INSTITUTE ELECTS OFFICERS

The New York Law Institute at its annual meet
ing yesterday elected officers for the year fol-
lows; z Henry Lacombe, president; George L. IN
graham. Addison Brown and John z. Parsons.
vieePresidents. Charles e Souther, treasurer: Jor
dan J. Rollins. secretary. For the class of isn OF
the executive committee Frederic r. CouGert and
Benno Lewinson elected. while d 5. Remson.
g. C. Lay and 3. N Cardozo were made men1-
bers Of the auditing committee The nominating
committee for year consists of Peter Alexan-
der. John r Dos Passos. T. G. Ennever. p Lynde
Stetson and G.. W Wingate
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23

John Sparks the eleventh Governor of the
State of Nevada He a Democrat in politics,
and was first elected for term of four years in
1902 and then reelected in 1906 At the time of the
mining troubles in Goldfeld last winter ne gained
considerabl prominence There being no state
militia, at the instance of the mining operators
Governor Sparks sought the assistance Of federal
troops for their protection. After they had been
sent the scene of the threatened outbreak the
President became convinced that the local authorf-
ties had not done all possible to preserve the
peace, and desired to recall the troops. But Gov
ernor Sparks protested. and there sharp
correspondence between him and the President on
the subject of calling special session of the State
Legislature provide the necessary means of pre-
serving peace the mining camps. Governor
Sparks finally yielded and the troops went back to
their station.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23
OBITUARY.
GOVERNOR JOHN SPARKS.

Reno, New, May 22-Governor John Sparks OF
Nevada, who had been i'll for some time. died at
$50 o'clock this morning at his ranch near Reno
Last night his physicians said that he serious
ly III and that there little hope of his living
through the night
Governor Sparkss term would have expired on
December 81, 1910 Governor Sparks died from
Brights disease. He born in Mississippi in
August lS43 and had been Governor of Nevada
since January 1903. Don S. Dickerson will now
become Governor of Nevada. He is thirty-four
years old, and will be the youngest Governor this
state has ever had.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23
FLEET TO BE REoReANIzED.

Washington, May 2.-Before sailing from San
Francisco July on its trip around the world
the Atlantic battleshp fleet will be reorganized so
that the ships will be in the various divisions as
follows:
First divison-The Connecticut, flagship; the
Kansas, the Minnesota and the Vermont
Second diyision-The Georgia, the Nebraska, the
New Jersey and the Rhode Island
Ohio and the Missouri.
Fourth divsion-The Wisconsin the Illinois. the
kearsarge and the Kentucky.
The auxiliaries accompanying the feet will be the
Panther, the Glacier, the Culgoa and the Ajax, the
tender Yenkton and the hospital ship Relief.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23
eosTocKs SEASON BEGINS TO-DAY.

Bosteck's season opens this afternoon at Dream
land. Ceney Island with display of animal train
ing far better than in his arena
last summer. Every act is new this year. acquired
by Bostock during his stay in Europe last winter
where he visited all the leading Continental cities
in search OF novelties. In Biondin he has the only
elephant which walks tight rope. IL is said
Blondin has other accomplishments. for he can
play nurse. find his way 10 bed by lighting
candle. and when ready for bed blow IL out
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23
GEORGE ALFRED MILLER.

Montcair, N J., May q (SpeciaD.-Colonel George
Alfred Miller, of the New York law firm of Carter,
Ledyard &, Milburn, died to-day at his home. No.
$50 Grove street. from a stroke of apoplexy. He
was born in New York and graduated from
Columbia College. For several years he was pro-
fessor in the New York University Law School He
lieutenant colonel in the 22d Regiment OF the
New York National Guard. and later held the same
rank in the 18th Regiment. Colonel Miller VINO
was ffty-four years old, married Miss Julia Vain
wright of Boston in 1873. He leaves a wife. one
son, George A. Miller, and a daughter, Miss Ger
Miller
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23
EARL GULICK GETS FREEDOM.
Action Will Be Taken for Removal of Pict
ure from Rogues' Gallery.

Earl Guuck. the former boy soprano who was
ARRESTED the charge of having robbed Aiexan
der H. Dunlap OF $50. arraigned before Masis-
trate Cornell in the West Side court yesterday
morning and honorab1y discharged
You acquitted honOrably by me-. said
Magistrate Cornell You therefore. no Grim
inal and the police have no right to photograph
you In the eyes of the police Of other cities our
rogues gallery Is farce
1t was said last night that action would
be taken to force the police TO remove young
Gulicks picture from the gallery at Police Head
quarters.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23
CHARLES Nj. WOOD.

Washington, May PA cable dispatch was re-
ceived at the State Department to-day from Hec-
tor de Castro the American consul general at
Rome announcing the death there to-day OF
Charles NJ. Wood. the viee-consul general Mr.
Wood had been in i'll health for some time. His
bedv probsbIy will be brought home for burial.
Mr. Wood was a native of Vermont and entered
the consular service at Paris in 1873. After brtee
service there and at Lyons he went to Rome in
1876 where he remained.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23
a REMBRANDT FOUND IN CHICAGO7

Chicago May 22-What may prove TO be
nicture by the painter Rembrandt has been hang
ing for wears in the Hutchinson Gallery of Old
Masters at the Chicago Art Institute, catalogued
and labelled as the work OF another and inferior
hand Not even the owner, Allison V Armour. of
New Jersey knew the signature was there The
picture is a sombre painting of a young man, ap-
nsrentIy of the early seventeenth century is dark
brown in tone and done in heavy shadow. On the
frame is the name Ferdinand Boil" Bol was
pupil of Rembrandt. Director ". N r. French.
of the Art Institute, discovered the signature
"Rembrandt'' the canvas in letters faint in
shadow but distinct in brighter light
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23
INDICTMENT AGAINST BARRY.
Two Others Also Found in Note SWindling
Case

indictments charging grand larceny were re-
turned yesterday against Charles Barry of the
Hotel Buckingham: John Ciundlach. OF No no
East 123d, and Reguus Shippy living at Mills
Hotel No. l. in Bleecker street.
Barry is alleged 10 have forced Sherman & Co.
of Keyport, n. j.. into bankruptcy by obtaining
notes valued at s0s.Oc0 belonging to the firm
CundIach is alleged have obtained $4,000 from
John S. Wright note signed by Garrett E
Lindernan- Shippy is indicted on a charge of OBJ
tanning $3.50 from Samuel Biddlesen on note for
that amount on the Delphi Silk Company.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23
ADMIRAL EVANS AT WHITE HOUSE

Washington, May 22.-Rear Admiral Evans. look
ing none too we'll. but saying that he was as fit
fddle,' called President Roosevelt to-day.
The President congratulated the admiral on his
successful trip with the battleship fleet to the
Pacific Coast and told him that he had endeavored
to obtain for him the grade Of vice admiral, but
had been unable to get Congress to take the same
view he did.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23
"AETER COAL, WHAT?" ALCOHOL.

To the Editor of The Irlbune
Sir: In your article After Coal What!
.,,nL won overlook one very important matter, and
.h.t ie alcohol / think the future OF alcohol viii
he something like the development OF electricity.
The time is not far off when the farmers will be
raisng special crops for alcohol and it will be the
source of the farmers light neat ana power,
r-ons which Weld large percentages of starch will
h. nroduced and then 1T is question only OF
having a fertile sell to insure large yield
Boston May g. 1908. M J. sfALDiNu'
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23

BAILEY-After brief Illness William Bailey n BE
1eth yeaT seaviess at bis late reSdsnSs No rs ss -
o. m Internent skaneate.es. \. Y
eHAMPLIN-on May 21. a, Mnbrook n Y. John ".
late residence sstardsy Nav e. a. oeioeS , m
cHAPMAN-on Wednesday MAJ 20. 1905. John Waiter
iaie rssdents af5o No 81 Remssn Toszs
sn G p1fbnSF mSpns Me9 Conn & II is ktS requested
that flowers be
eox-At East Orange Nay e $, sse15ns 15 Rr's1s 5
Emily NJ. Cox Funeral private.
pAvIsoN--At her late residence. Detroit Mich.
Saratoga Springs. n Y
pg EAJson the moInins q "a Friday day MAY e rs l
erieE and Louise SteTry tPiersonp du Fais Notice
funeral hereafter Boston and Baltimore papers please
JENNINGs-suddenly MAY p. 1905 Mrs Louise :
5snnS IN hs S SAB m iney s roon aarag
evening at $ ocleck
JoNE-At RfegefeId- Conn MAY %. Eliza Gardiner:
Sassfr @ F.Te e as late W Ws 6as aatd & a
Funeral services will be held 81 Stephens Church
f9ss4e aesa rain Iz ea~ing Grand Central s'son
Irternent at Woadlswn
the residence Of his parents Robert w and Fannie
2 King No 1as President St Brooklyn In'ernent at
LEw1son THURSDAY May e. at salem 9 S,,cn;, INA Il Il
Public School No. II
MAasHALL--on THURSDAY. May q. 1905 Mary Lawson.
Pfaee Brooklyn. Saturday evening. May .. at
o'clock
MARTINI Paris France May e. James s 2 dasGs MasTn
6ks% ny sen Mdn Ia lns N9tcs of funeral services
sihs1 af John aa aHsrai from
May Is. at ?. m
ne ss yes o f msaissa as as avg TgnsTa al
Saturday noTnng at 10 o'clock. kindly omit flowers
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23
Special Notices.
To the Employer.

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New-York tribune., 1908-05-23
AUSTRALIAN RACES FOR FLEET.

Melbourne May 22.-The Commonwealth is issu-
ing invitations to the Governors, ministers and Of
fcials of various states TO attend the entertain
ments in honor of the American battieship fleet.
A special recetrack meeting will be held at Flem-
ington September 2, the contests comprising the
Squadron Hurdle Race, the Roosevelt Handicap,
the Washington Steepechase, the Stars and Stripes
etc
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

tInrlev Charlotte, N c. MANHATTAN-E S.
Draper, HopedaIe Mass. and w R MooGeh99se' NIse
J. G Thaw Pittsburg and Mr, and Mrs Sidney
J. Colford. Philadelphia, PRINCE GEORGE-E Ii%
" Scribner Boston. and T p Tuccracini, Rome,
Italy ST REGIs-Henry Tatnall Phiiadephis 1Ids ia
and Warren Salisbury, chicago WALDORF AS
TTORIA-George y. Ostrander, Albany.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23

longer a movement OF few extrayagant and ex-
citable people, but is gradually spreading to all
classes of women"
Lady Dorothy carried banner in OF the
suffrage professions last year, and her Sis
ter, Lady Mary Murray the principal speaker
at the annual meeting of the New England Woman
Suffrage Association in Boston last May
ALICE STONE BLACKWELL.
Dorchester Mass, May IS. 1908.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Free admission the Meropolitan Museum Of Art
Gardens ana the Cortandt House at Van Cort-
Park.
ID Company signal Iarps fiolei adiaat-
p N.
1,-rer for Baren sakatani. Hotel Astor. 7:30 p.
Dinner Of officers Of the 22d Regiment Hotel Astor
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-Washington, May 22-
..o,,.-rc denression that now the southern
pocl Mountain districts will advance over the middle
90 southern plains Saturday. the middle ano
southern river valleys Sunday and reach the -Atantic
80 .Eonaav attended middle and southern districts
go the Rocky Mountains the Atlantic seaeoard ny
rain II is not probable that this disturbance WI" cause
IT. IN exyene northern central and northwestern states
During the last twenty-four hours showers na>e w
-, tsa,A Atlantic and New England states
-, :, areas from the Ohio Valley 10 the middle and
-,.bern Rocky Mountain districts Temperature mas
te above the seasonabIe average in the Auahue ano
,r,,sestern and the lake region ana oeio" H
1 IN The middle West and Southwest
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23
r,,nrn. su,scrintfon Rates.

THE TRIBUNE will be sent mail address IN
thfs country or and address changed as often as
desired Subscriptions be given TO your resiiar
deaer before leaving or convenient hand them
al TIE TRIBUNE Office
SINGLE COPIES
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New-York tribune., 1908-05-23
EXHIBITION OPEN ANOTHER WEEK.

On account of the success Of the exhibition OF
work of former students OF the Art Students
League at the National Arts Club, No. 11s East
10Th street it has been decided to keep the exhi-
bition open until May 30
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23

-. ,o- special Iocaiities.-For New England.
%. 20, warmer in eastern portion: Sunday fair
fresh south winds l., ...A.-.
For Eastern New York fair to-day "aii"et IA ~
..-,,,,. Sunday fair; south wines sa. ,.,-
For New Jersey fair ana "si'Hei i'' ' "
fresh south winds.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23
CEMETERIES
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

reality accessible by Harlem Grand Ger.
Station. Webster and Jerome Avenue troeys ana
BY carriage Lots $3.50 Telephone 4So5 Gransrey
for Book OF representative
ONCE. East 23d New York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23

yesterday SO degrees
lilEisa rs,are Yesterday average temperatare
TCr e9respoading date Of last year o.
u,srrsy sunday
Fresh south winds,
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23

Rates TO Foreign Countries.
in Ercope and all countries IN the Ulivefsai
'TI5E- TRIBUNE will bs mailed At sAs fol-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23
Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TErBrNE viii be
charge
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23

Among the passengers who viii sail to-day for
Europe are:
THE LOUIS FOR SOUTHAMPTON
Or and Mrs Howard bot
Whitesde- iwIIlian Greer
y Alfredo Castro
THE NEsABA. FOR LONDON.
NJ ard Ms. Francis \. Z. Marsh.
Lonsrd Lady Beatrice Thyme.
Nj and Ms. John q El- Mr. and Mrs Albert Tod
iott, 3r
THE PRETORIA. FOR HAMBURG
Mrs. G. I. Lsperte Carey Weston
2r and As.s- Gaconno Min Mr. and Ms. Thomas Cock
koHsh. burn
THE ETRURIA FOR LIVERPOOL.
Mrs Emma Jerome Mr and Mrs. P H sheri-
Nj Mrs. Weesleyi dan.
Moore iChsr!es Il Freyer
THE ICELAND, FOR ANTWERP.
Nj and Mrs. Julian Il 7. F. Dodge
Barclay Mrs. J. Clark
MTs- G. a Drost- Or ana Mrs G T.
TIE CALIFORNIA. FOR GLASGOW
Nr and Mrs William b Nj and AEs. James J.. Tay-
MF. a+d Mrs " o. Horn. Mrs. John H Young
Charles Il Nelson
Travellers who arrived yesterday from abroad
were
THE LEsITANIA FROM LIVERPOOL
Mis- Carrie Bridegen II r sedgwick
Russ.iI X Dana James II smith
r = Goddard Norman y. Su1aiipiece.
". a Naekay Mr. and Mrs e X D.
\ Keunp Walsh
Nr and Mrs Anrrsr . ~. and Mrs }. }. scott
ss.Dders5n Eugene Zimmerman
THE REPUBLI, FROM NAPLES
Mrs.. Z J. Bliss M and Mrs William f.
TsErs II
Ma K l. Glbefi. Mrs. 5. c. ThsyeF.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23
Domestic Rates.

RY EARLY MAIL TRAIN.
Fer all points the United states and Mexico ou'Sos S
Manhattan and <A4so. hos
Snbs Porto Rico. Hawaii and the Phllprtaes "lesoes
.StTa expense foreign postage
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23
UNDERTAKERS

FRANK E. CAMPBELL. 241-3 West 23d ST Chapels
Private and public ambuIances Tel 1924 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23
Twelve Months.
Canadian Rates.

subscriptions New York City to the DAILY
will be charged cent copy extra
nnstare in addition. to the rates named above
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who viii sail to-day for
Europe are:
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23
-, oeie,al Record.-The following ofhcial record
- - weather Bureau shows the changes in tenn

-. .r the last twenty-four hours. in comparison
with the cofi"7+"i4-,.s ,noe 19es
New-York tribune., 1908-05-23

Pftsrurg. Nav 22-At the Methodist Protestant
General Conference here to-day the report Of the
committee recommending the appointment Of a
commission TO meet similar commission from the
Methodist Episcopal General Conference to con-
sider co oscillation WAS adopted.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-13
Mr.. Hughes eSDGrand0 turRO para
aImOTzaY.

ri gobornadoF Hughes &c vic haco POGO
on eI caso de RpIa8aE "a aImueYzo.
El seCretRTio del gobegnador, coFonel
Iradwsll, habfa tslegFafado 81 conductor
del cRFrocomedor diCi6ndoIs que reseFva.
re dos aRientos para elloB, pero antes que
81 tFsn tocaEa en- Albany, Nusva York &
donde ss diTigfs 81 gobsrnadoE, una ioven
del Oslte hAbfR oCupRdo Is meza separads
ain 1aber que se reBeEvabR para tan dis.
ting0idog peFBonajes.
Cuando 81 gobernadoE Hughes sa pre-
Bsnt6 en- el cRTro-comedoE, no habfa Bitio
para 81. ri conductor estaba sIIf psEo
parade tfmidsmente Il yer conner & la TO-
ven On 81 1itio que 81 hRbfs regervado pa.
20 81 gobsEnadoF
Dine eats usfiorita que 90 quite
dijo6l.
81 gObsrnadoE Hughes 10 cogi6 por nm
bEazO J le condujo Rl extreme del CAIRO
diCiendo:
-"Uatod no deba hacer euo": syo no eu'
toy aquf sGperando2
EntonCes 10 fac al salon euper6 hasta
qua la ioven del Oegte terminara con toda
calmA Hu aBpl6ndida ComidR,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-13
BlMC0 TERRITORIAL Y lGRICOLA
CapItal auIOrIzadO S2.4OO,0OO. Capital rOalI.
zadO $Sl5,5S2,98, y. S. c.
DE PUERTO. RICO.
Operaoiones q4e reoLiao;

PT6slamOs: Con gsrantias personales, con
COlaterales, y con hipOtecas corto Y largo
plazO sObre fncas rdsticRs.
@sscueRtOS: De girOs, pagares, y obI1ga
clones cOmerciales cOrtO plRzO.
GIT0s: Sobre Espafa, New York, Paris,
LOndres y HRmburgo.
GIT0S pOT Gable: 5obre New York y Ma
drid.
Gusnlas GorIsnies: Con interes de pm
nuai dispOnibles q la vista por cheques.
lmPOslOlORss plalO fIIo Con inteEes de 2
p, 8 annual seg6n tempo.
SsOOiOn dc ahOFTOS: Imposiciones sobTe Ii
bretas desde rs cts. a 1,OO0 con interese
al p 8 anual.
Co6ranlas: Por cuenta agena con comi-
sion m1nima de cObTO. Sin comisi6n para
los coTrientistas.
lsp6slOs: De efecttvo y valOres.
Gamble de- mOnsdas: De todos los paIses.
VsRta do n6dulaS hIpOtsOaTlas: La mejoF in.
version en- Puerto Rico, interes b. g pa
gRderO por CupOnes semestrales.
UsHla DO ilnOas: DRndO facilidades para ol
pRgo, en- las jurisdicciones de Adiuntas,
Aguas Buenas, AibonltO, ArecibO, Barcelo.
meta, Barros, Cayey, Oiales, COrOzal, Qua
yRmR, Hatillo, Juana Diaz, LOLA, Manatf,
MaEieaO, NaranjitO, PatiIlas, Rio Grande,
UtuadO, YabucOa y YaucO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-13

MHTILOIDEs-El mOjoF mas geguE o
dc todog loE ospOcihcog hRstaRhoFR conOOido
para ID 0ura pormGnOnt0 do toag Lar onter.
modGdOa de Ia uTetA, "a sean 6BtGg Cronioas
agudRu. Oontione al fluio y oura poF COM
plato, On mOnoE ti0mpoH quO ntngun otro pre-
parade similar, la8 gonorrgaR, SBpaEmatornAB
aiHtitiH, Sot. Nejor que Lar inyOcCionOR muy
superior IL B&ndalO GOpaiba. Bmpi0zR &
aurtiF ga efOoto Las tres RuRtro hoFRB do
hRbOEIo tornado.
Loa METlLoIDEs"-6on f&silog do tomaP
agt6n propArados de mansTa que no rovu8l-
ven q oBt6mAgo nj prOduoOn mRloB OfOotOs,
De V0nta on todag lag BOtiGa1. Pidans0
musBtFaa gratis SOS dnloog fabElGGntag-
Frederick 6tsREnB d OA, D0troits Ml0ht'
gan, .. A.
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Pueblo, 10 mas nonopoIlos.

al tranaitsF aver poE Ia cRIle de Allen,
an americana EeOisn llsgado esta iBla,
VIC frsnts 81 eHtabIecimiento 'La PaImess'
na" an Ietrero que decfa: ii Pueblo no mas
monopolioll Aquf ss vende onRlquiaF
preCio la Fopa heChR para cabSIleroB y
niiou iiNoBOtToS no engqfamoI 81 pus'
biol! Y 81 americana, con Ia AonPisR en-
los labiou , las mRnos haCia RFriba, decfa
en- NAL cAEtellRno: Yo quedar en Porto
Rico, "PRlmesRna" no engafiar pueblo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-13

Ell MAS ACREDITADO. Hauts
bonitas pleas musicaleI han Sido COM
puestas en- honor de los fAvoEeCedoEes de
Ia acreditada msrCa "Ron San Luis" que
han podido llsvaE al primer puesto Loo
AlvaFsE HermanoS de ests plsEa. 81 de.
p6Bito, San Jou6 en- San Juan, 90 v6
oonntantemsnte visitado por los favorece.
dorsg de enc Rrtfculo que hacen gTandeB
psdidos para todR IL isla. No 10 OlvideiE.
Ron "s.n Luis" que no Contiene ninguua
UuusanciR periodical.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-13

En- oItR imprenta gs Vende pRp0l do
peri6diCo viejo $500 lo1 46 kilos (un
0uinEGT
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-13

PARA REGALOS. - 81 acTsditado
cafe MORGAN, 81 nusvo cafe. FoFtaleSa n
aCaba dc reCibir un magDffco suEtido Dc
oIegantes cajitas dc esquisitos dutoes y
6OmbOneS, pEopios para FCgalos dc esta
y otEA tsmpOrR6R. Las mas acEaditads
marcaH de chocolates se onCuentran ALI los
eutucheB son do 10 mas aEtiaticO y fno.
Los hsIadol de frutAs del pals y refrescoB
Higuen Giondo dc 10 mas eBquigito. Pre-
clos m6dicOu BeEvicio r6pido y toda
bora. EI chocolate "BakeE" OfrGCe atrG'
ysntaz novedRdes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-13

VENTA DE CONTADO Y APLAzOs.
LA tienda Dc Ia SIN Juan Sporting Go.
Oda Co. Cd la 6uiCa en- que eI Cliente COM
pFa en- les condolences que la ConveDga.
Los que tienen dineFo CompEan de contadO
y loH que no pueden disponer de toda la
cantidRd compEan plazoB muy c6modos.
UnO de nuestros clientea 6ice:-Con 81
dinero del trolley psgo mi bicicleta y me
HobEan vsinte centavoB pOF semRnR, y ade'
mas tsDgo mi bicicIsts, para paseaE los
domipgoB
Gran Burtido de accesoEios para bicibIe'
taB, sfeCtos de Base Ball, Juego JugeteS
de Ultima novedad.
San juan Sporting Goods Go. Gale
Rafael CordeTo Mum. 46. San juan, T. 4.
Is, va.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-13

81 CLUB dc +. Kehrhahn & ca.
Eegala an rsloi de GRO "WalthRm" Sema'
nRlmenta antEe Hus clisntaz, IL Ultima %.
mana obtuvo uno, don Juan F. Rico, de
EautuFco noCio ndmeEo So.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-13
IMpIcLllR GENERA

,NSeJO a Las MADKEs.-El Jarabe cannante De
WinsloW debe siempre que los ninos esaD
m = alodo de Ia dentc6n ProPorciona aliyio immediate
q pequeho pacente produce WI sueno natural tranSuo
aiVa el door e angelic desperta muy vivo&E aegra
Be muY sgradabe d Tasdar cams Al niho, abIanda sus
endas alivA Dolores hace fciles les fneones del
sst6mago Fegua los intestnosa Ss e meior remedlo
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