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The anti-injunction plank Of the
platform was drafted by Samuel Com
pers and John Mitchell. 1t embodies
every principle labor demanded Of the
repu bllcans ut Chicago, but was
framed in different language.
At 1880 O'Clock Tuesday. when the
hall was less than one-ihird full. the
first music Of the convention cras' -
forth from the upper balcony. A spien-
did band Of some sixty odd pieces. uni
formed in costumes OF the western
plains, played a series Of patriotic Sc
iect:ons TO the applause OF the incom-
ing crowd.
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the convention. A Mr.. Dunn pro
ceeded almost every allusion he made
to the character Of Mr. Bryan was en-.
Enthusiastically applauded. although he
had not yet mentioned the pane of the
Nebraska candidate. The closing
phrase Of his speech stirred the vast
assemblase into wild denomination
Il nominate he exclaimed. "as tho
standard bearer Of our party. the man
who. In the thrilling days OF 1895 and
1900 bore the battie-scarred banner Of
democracy with fame as untarnished
as the crusaders OF old Americas
great commoner. Nebraska's gifted
son, WILLIAM J. Bryan"
Immediately pandemonium Of
sound and motion was unlooxed, AZ
delegates and spectators rose en-
masse and joined in the reverberat-
ing chorus Of tribute to the Nebraska
candidate The standards Of the state
were wrcnched from their places and
borne through the hall to the plat.
form. while banners bearing the por.
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pleasing duty to call this convention
to order. and In so doing | cannot re-
frain from the suggestion that in num-
bers. in the personnel OF the dele
gates. in enthusiasm and in the deter
mination OF victory, II Is the greatest
political convention ever assembled in
the United States.
1T Is certainly appropriate that
such convention should meet in this
great western city. whose citizens
have shown their generous hospitality
on every hand, and whose enterprise
and energy is attested by the erection
Of this magnificent auditorium.
In this connection | resire to ex-
press the thanks Of the members OF
the committee To the people Of Den
yer and especially to the members of
tho Denver convention league. whose
unselnsh and untiring work has con-
tributed SO much 10 this successful
19OS.~
He then introduced Bishop J. J.
Keane Of Cheyenne. Wyoming. who
pronounced the opening invocation.
an impressive plea for divine grace
ON the conventions deliberations.
The convention promptly effected
the preliminary organization. electing
Theodore A. Bell of California ~ tenn
porary chairman.
In part Chairman Bell said:
THE most palpable instance Of In
sincerity was the Chicago conven-
tion's declaration respecting the Is
suance Of irjunc;ions II was entitled
to more respect II 1t had been omit
ted. No matter how strong the plat
form Of the republican party is 1t new
Or would have been fulfilled. Nobody
short Of an anarchist desires to cur
tail the right Of courts to prevent the
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Dcnver's mystery of the sheetlron
mule has been solved For days an
enormous mule has been In course Of
obstruction on foy o. building op-
posste the Brown Palnce hotel Bat
the mule was only part Of The de-
siyn, aud all Denver has been suess-
Ing ut the resi. Now n tfanag.Tes that
tn6re Is 70 the mule the Key % Zen
Yer. The nuie Hiii accept
ine teaclnz e.er6 cals-e some f1er-
Timent Wednesday b. announcing In
ell sersouzness that. II Nr. Johnson
il In tlc horse. b. j. requested 10 call
W phone Ma;a $50
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A feature OF the seating arrange
lnents. new in political conventions.
was the labelling Of all seats. Every
chair carried on its back = small
white placard bearing the name OF the
state in large capitals with the word.
Delegate" beneath II. This small
detail did away with much Of the con
.asion incident TO former conventions.
The gavel used BY Permanent
Chairman Clayton nj the convention
was made from hickory obtained By
benton xcMillen Of Nashville. Tenn.
from the Hermitage, Andrew Jack
4on's Tennessee home
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In Acknowledge. Ike rcInai kaUlc
demonstration given him by delegates
70 The democratic national convention
william J. Bryan said. The demo
crats have been yers eood 10 me. and
can ind NO words 20 cxuye-s my
doer appreciation VI the confidence
and good Will which TIE dcmonstra-
don iLdicales.'
Far In the rear u al TIC states,
With its little blue standard nailed on
~ oul sjau VI = railing. WAS the dele
eneiou t:Uh &c Philippines.
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dolence to his family, and that this
resolution be spread upon the records
Of the convention and a copy be for
warded to Mrs. Cleveland, and
Resolved, as a further mark Of re-
spect to hfs memory the convention
now adjourn until ~ o'clock (nccn)
tomorrow"
These resolutions were seconded by
Judge Parker of New York, who read
. set Of resolutions he had drafted but
was upable to get before the conven.
ton. The resolutions Of Mr.. Dunn Of
Nebraska were adopted by rising
vote
After referring all matters in ris
pute as to committee appointments
etc, to the committee on credentials
the convention adjourned until II
O'Clock Wednesday in respect to the
memory Of Mr.. Cleveland
Wednesday.
After several futile attempts to gel
order out Of the confusion which pre-
vailed In the convention hall Wednes
day Chairman Bell fipAlly succeeded
and called the convention TO order .,
1925 p. m.
Rev. Christian r. Reisner OF Den
yer, the chaplain Of the day. delivered
an invocation. A. he concluded b.
was greeted with an outburst OF ap
piause particularly from the indians
and New York delegates.
The Milwaukee and other march
ing clubs will pass. through the hail.
announced the chairman, sud ~ thu
last words left his lips the strains d
Dixie" noated into the auditorium
and = cheer broke from the crowd q
the nrst Bryan banner In line wai
swung through the door. The paradl
was not q long one. and the conven
ton soon returned to business.
A motion that the convention b,
governed BY the rules Of the demo
cratic convention Of 1904 was unani
mously adopted ~ was . resolution
OF regret and tribute to the late Jamei
X. Jones, former chairman Of the com
mittee
A motion to adjourn till p. N. wai
offered At this point. but was defeated
seemingly by the galleries voting mo
so strongly that the voices Of the del
egates voting aye" we're drowned.
Bob" Taylor Of Tennessee ant
Charles A. Towne Of New York wert
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threatened destruction Of property.
but biased and isnorAnt judge may
issue \ writ outaidc OF equity.
The people above tho courts may
modify the powers II they desire to be
democratic. They must unequivocally
pledge such legislation rs will prevent
~ Injunction being converted into In
olrulnects u oppression.
II Taft 10 elected II will be q b.
sected presidency with Roosevelt. The
American people VIII not stand for q
divided responsibility at the white
house.
"As to the general demand for pub
llcity Of campaign contributions, the
people have . right 10 know II any
DAr:y Is maintained b the treasures
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Big WHEAT CR0P EXPECTEp.
Western Canada viii hsvs 100000.
600 Bushels to Export.

Winnipeg. Manlfobia--Afier a Careful
review OF the crop situation In West.
ern Canada she leading rasn~ays es-
innate the total wheat yield in West
ern Canada the leading railways e.
els. OF an average Of twenty bushels
10 the acre
Last years wheat crop was s0.0o0.-
0o0 bushels. A total OF $1,000 900
bushels aaz reported II Is estimated
that ic0oeo.cfo bushels this season
VII " 3ra..1J.e for ex.Srs
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$4,000 WILLED TO EMPLOYEE.
Woman Has served - Cashier Of
Company for Many Yesrs.

Savannah. ca.-No one was more
surprised than Miss Susie Keane
when the contents Of the VIII OF =. T.
Foye. who died suddenly were made
public and II became known that
$40 900 had been left 10 Miss Keare.
Miss Kesne had for years been
trusted empioys " the r. T Fo,e
company as treasurer and had the
confidence Of her employers II vas
because ~ her devotion to duty and
work In the interest Of the frM that
the Dequesf was made.
Several other oegues's were made.
bat this was the largest
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DEMOCRATS NOMINATE BRYAN
On First Ballot for President of the
United States.
HIS NAME CHEERED BY THOUSANDS
demonstration for Johnson and Gray Whisper Com
pared to That for Bryan-An All Night Session.
Story Of the Convention

AT Colorado-The democratic
AX'convention began its sessions
TUESDAY. amid scenes Of stirring ami
nation. The vast amphitheater OF the
auditorium was packed with 10000
people. an ever-moving intense and
expectant throng.
Chairman Thomas Taggart Of the
national committee brought down his
8avel with resOsnding whack and
called the convention to order at ~:
20 y. m.
Cheers followed the blow OF the
savei. and Chairman Tasgart. Ms soon
as they had subsided. spoke as fol-
lows:
AS chairman Of the democratic ma
tionai committee. II becomes my
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T6UF0u1Ys
At 1880 O'Clock Thursday, Chair
man Bell begun the ten minutes ol
hammering with his gavei. which h<
hss thus far found necessary in call
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e. RES AUR8NT De-.
Ci8IO Y del inferno.
EntusiasnlO en- Bellfn.
El plso bio ss d Inflsrno, ii lIfo d oiaIo.

Los baFlineEes RmRntea de expsI imentRI
todo g6nsro de EeuHacioneg moEbosag, enaF
vAntes y modaEniStaS, vsF6n BatiNfechas Bul
aspiTaci0nes con ls aperture de un Gsta
blscimientO, reaIizado on una do las plin
Cips lss callea de la populoHa cRpital sle
manP.
TfAtasa de IN gFandioao EaBtGuFant, en-
cuya smplia pueEta De lee esta bFeve y big,
nifcatiYo letFerc: 'CisIo inferno"
En- 81 piso bajo Be ha inatslado IL paRte
que coTrsgponde II inferno.
So entTada es tstrics, hoFribIsments tG,
tFiog. Un empleRdo, veAtido dc diab!o,
con TabO y todo. introduce de Il mano (
lea clientsg: hREta an pequefio BalonciIlo,
Tornado do negro, on cayo centro 90 We an
atsdd sdoFuado dc tibias = cAIaveraa.
Da ALI 80 paga al gran salon, donda 30
Impone los pRHrrquianoB que guarden 81
mEB pYofundo Eilenoic.
A aemejsnzR del ssloncito, 6ste est6 tam
bi@n cubisEto de negro, y en- las paredes ge
mueven aut1m 6ticamants multitud de i.
guFss Tid1cI ! ID g6otescas.
LcB clisntes So van obiig sdoB & ps1ir los
platos que gaatan On voz bsjs, , conner so
hschonea do cera, que pTestsn 81 salon IN
aBpecfo fantSsticc.
De- pronto una oFqussta vGFdsdeEamepta
i'iCfsTnaP' lar u Tuidog acordsp. Laa Fl
gulal automfticas 90 musvsn con mayor
rapidez sl siIsncio sepulCERl que Fsira
bs sDteB, 90 Bubstitufdo poE una gEitsrfa
espsptoss, donda tomRn parte Ios 'domi-
nios gus silven lss mssas les pRrro
quisnos.
81 espsct6ealo es ssucillamsnts horrible.
En- 81 piEo Ito se anCuentra 81 Cielo,
que, naturalmsnts, % TODD 10 ContrsEio del
Inferno.
GrandsB arcoB voItSicoB envuelsoa On
fniaimRB gaFaL alumbrRn 81 sBpI6adido o.
lon, todo FORBADE de azul celeRts
MuchaChRB muY haYmosag, vastidaU de
angeles 10 mas ligsTaments poRible sir.
ven los clientss, mientFaa que una M
trida oEquestR, oculta en uno de los 6uga'
loB(del salon, ejscuta I'M repertoire BaleCt0
dc dulciafmaa malodfaF.
Para entERT ests pREte del estRbleci'
mieuto % Bomete al parFoquiano una en-
pecie de c6mico intsrEogatOrio, heeho por
un suieto disfrazsdo de San Pedro, con
luenga barba blanca una enoTma lave
de carton pIstsado en- la mRuo, quien pre-
guntR 81 cliente si son bnenRB sus coAtum'
bIe', ii no ha cometido ningdn pscado
grave
Despu6s de contsstar EatilfactoTi2mente,
el pREFoquiRno entER ca el Cielo, dande la
taTifA de preeioB. Runque paTe8cR mentirR,
o. sxscEament0 igusI & IL del IrfaTno.
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MATERIAL De CONSTRUCGIOx ARTlsTICO.

Los AEtegonRdos de metal de dibujos en-
alto Felive dan las oasRB IN aspscto ele'
gante, lsB que aumenta su valoT eBt6i'
co. No hay casa modernR que no Los ten
ga. En- cuanto ls ccciua, cuaTto de
bsiio, 10 modeFno y 10 que meloE EefPja el
gunto artfatico y al hkbito dc lR limpiezS,
es 81 uEo de locetas blancsB en- las parsdeB,
= naoBaicos ptquefca blancoB con adoruos
azuieA rojos para loB pisos Y la prue
ba de que 30 uAo Be hR generalizado de
que el FGblico eulto aeepta eatoa mateEia.
les como detalles eBsncialfsimoB de sus ca
BRB eS Ell ndmsFo cFecido De pTopietaTiog
que loB han ussdo. V6ase Bino una lista
psTcial Dc ellos: Viviendas dc los gefiopez
L. Togo, 3. GioTgatti, r Gonzalez, Ruis
SoIer, H. Diav, w. Lse, J. Finlay, Mr..
Hatch, Mr.. Dooley, Mr.. Wilson, Mr..
CUTLER, Colegio del S1grado CoTaz6n. y
ls Iglesis Batodiats Episcopal On cOnB'
trueci6n, en- Santurce, Edifeio OSdofiez,
de Risra, de Montills, Banco de Puerto
Rico, Banco de Halifax, Paris BazaF,
Bazaar NovedadeB, La Tiendits, FredeFik.
sen FOt6gFsfo, de San Juan, Casa del go'
nor Calaf, ManRt', HnoT FigUeFaB, ATeci'
bo, BefloE Fernandez, BayRm6n, Edificio
Municipal, Bayam67, sefior Alvarado,
Ponce, aefor r Toro, Ponce, senior Cauti'
no, Guaysms, Gtfior Cintr6n, FsjaTdo, etc.
Para il formes dirigiEss & Mario s Gel
GEL altos Paris Bazaar, 6 apartRdo 882
San Juan, p. r. 10 v. ..
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la SALUD.

La salud es la suprema ley de los pueblos.
Un hOmbre sin salud, es uu cadaVer am
bulante. No tiene cOnciencia de sus actos.
Vive siempre triste, intranquilo, impa-
ciente y molesto, con un genio 1naguanta
bic.
Las medicinas pasan por gu Iado sin que
ninguna Iogre curarlO rRdicalmente.
FL mismO no sabe, que 81 sufre, es porque
nuestra sangre esta enferma.
Cualquier dolor que sentimOs, es porque
nuestra sangre esta impura.
5PorQu6 sufre usted del est6mago?
Porque no tiene calor suficiente para dige-
rir los alimentos y de ahf viene la dispep-
sia.
FL reumatismo proviene de acidez de la
sangTe.
La anemia, catarro en- eI pecho, erisipela,
lastimaduras, intermediates del higadO y
de los rinones, las calenturas, picazOnes en-
ell cuerpO dolor de cabeza, de muelas ETC.,
todo quiere decir que la sangre no anda
bien
La persona que sepa apreciar su salud y
que anne la vida, no debe faItarle nunca
una GAIA de Recuperador de la Salud.
Sabe usted los miles de personals que
esta curandO diariamente ell Recuperador
de la Salud?
losa medicina, va hubieran perecido inf
nidad de personals enfermas,
JEsta usted en- salud?
Pues conserve esa salud, tomando Ell
RecUpeTadOr, que no lie falte nunca una ca
ia de Glen pastillas, que vale un peso
representa- un capital, porque la saIud es
Ia prendR de mas valor.
La medicina esta compuesta de raj es Y
yerbas; se toman tres la primera noche
etKates de racostarso, lI1nG en- nnnhas Elnasi-
vas Son laXantes, perO cuando hacen
etectO de purgsnte, Sc dejan algunas no-
ches intermediRs sin tOmSr,
Tomese con cualquier clase de cOmida,
puede baflaTse el que la tome, pero debe
abstenerse de behidas, 5cidos y pique
No dele de tomar ell RecuperadCr, hoy
que la medicina llama 4 sus puertas.
81 no pide Ia medicina en- seguida, va.
que esta llamandole con insistencia ell dfa
que sc sienta enfermo y deca1do, entonces
ser6 tarde.
Otra cosa: No olga nunca n1aadna. Ell
que 10 deja todo para maflana, 10 vereis
siempre sin salud y sin una peseta. Tome
usted el Recuperador, perO tomelo pronto.
hoy mismo que no pase de hoy,
Cuando 10 haya tornado y haya v1sto
sus efectos, Sc convencera de que es la pFi-
mera medlcina del mundo para curar las
Intermediates que Sc origen por impure
"a de la sRt gre,
Mande un peso orc americana en- giro
postal 8 en- billete en- caEta certifcada y Sc
lie envira vuelta de correo una GAIA de
las refeTidas pastillas.
Haganse todo los pedidos de la isla pOr
cOnductO de los Agentes Distributors
para toda Ia America.
National Drug AgOncy
Sol ll9. SlB Juan P. R.
No se divide de mencionar ''La Cores
pondencia de Puerto RicOn cuandO COM
pre- escriba de la isla pidiendo laspastillas
Recuperador de la Salud".
Sc vende en- las Farmaeias de esta Ca
pital.
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tiene tamafaa contsxturs II

tiene tamafia contaxtuEa
Con "Mala BombTa" 90 inicia una era
fscundsnts an el campo de Ia literature
ssc6nice. Los hermanos Quintero son aua
aproveChadoH fundadoEes, que Haben OBJ
BsTvaE con exactitud nuncs alcangads, de-
fniF COD claIidad = desembaTazo cuanto
| 80 TodeR en- las pEeemin encias de I'm guGto
fusEza Rnslfticss imponderabIaV. Han
juntado lou dos poIos en- lR eAfeTa del AEte;
de On lado la sEcuels antigua, que 81 tuvo
muOho busno dej6 baltSnta que dessRr en
punto vsToBimiIitud est6tica, modsEaci6n
en- el plano c6mico -dramGticc, todo, como
moldeRdo en- un viGj6 lana de Julio
VeTgne, fAut6lticO, ideal; , de otro lido,
TsvelRcioneB positivas Rrm6nicamsnte com
binadsg en- eBpRcio de tempo lugsr, en
que Ge cFecen el iDgenio, la sobrisdRd, la
rag6n puTs, bien depulRdo poF IN prcfun.
do estudio comparative, leal, forma BuRtsn.
tivs dc 10 crtado con apr. vsch miento en-
81 Bpostolado del ATte, en- 81 que 90 deats
can g!oTiosos euoB dos j6venas autoEsB. 6ni'
cos de eta decada Ultima On q. Be initis ls
renovation de cuRnto habfs duVmiente en-
las aupelfoies pl6CidaH de Ia humRna in.
taligenCiR.
Enrique Lefebre.
Fehvovo 1Qn2
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Los :onbrorus d ''Las Nou.tltus

IA CauIRdo muy gFats impression entire
81 elemonto fsmenino de esta ciu lad de
lR iBls, 81 gran surtido de bonito8 eIe.
ganteI sombrsToI que de todaG foFmaB ,
precios eBt6 Focibiendo la acredit ada ten.
ds de modaB "LaO Novsdadol". Propiou
para Il eataci6n de los 6timos modeIoI
do Paris Nuevs York LondEsI , Madrid
tisnen "Lss Novedades" 81 mss ogpI6ndi.
do luHtido de EombreToH para BeiioTRI, Sc
fioFitas uifiAp, gus darss Dusds
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UNGUENTO De DOAN
Cura radicalmente las aInorranas,
eczema, picazon 8 comezon de
la piel.

La primera aplicaci6n del In
guento de Doan, calma Ia irrita-
ci6n en- casos de picaz6n o come
z6n de la piel y en- la mayoria
de los casos, una sola Iatita es
10 sufciente para curar radical
mente los pe1res casos de almo-
rranas (salidas 8 sanguinoIentas)
ronchas, aradores, sabanones, sar-
pullido, aspereza del cults, grie-
tas, herpes, barros, espinillas, etc.
Ell UNGUENTO De DOAN DESpERCUDE Ell CUTlS
No debe faltar en- ell <Budoir>
de las senoras. Los hombres de-
ben usarlo en- la ncche del dia
de barba 9 afeite. Una buena
friccion al acostarse por la no
che y obs6rvese la blancura Y
suavidad del cuts al dia siguien-
to despu6s del banjo.
PROGURESE en- las boticas Y
tiendas que venden medictnas.
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PARA REGALOs. - EI acrsditado
oAf6 MORGAN, 81 nusvo cafe. FoEtaIeza 81
asaba dc recibiE un magnffco surtido dc
slegsntas Osjitss de esquisitaa dalosS y
bem6Ones, pEopios para FsgaIos dc ssta
Otra tempoFaHa. Las mas RcrediEada
maFcaB de chocolates ue encuantran ali los
sstuches Hon de 10 m6B Rrtfstico fno.
Los hslsdos de frutas del pals refrescog
Biguen sisndo de 10 mas eBquisito. Pre-
oiou m6dicos BsrviCin rkpido toda
horG. 81 chocolate "Baksr" ofrece atra
yentea novedadss.
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AVISAMOS nuestros sfavorecedores Que
on nuestro establecimieuto "LA VILLA
DE MADRID', acabamos de recibir;
CORSETS Franceses desde 50 centavos q
S5, TRAJES bordados y de Tul de los ul-
t4mos mOdelos de PARIS Y st GALL, teif-
timaB PLUMAS de Ostrich, un gran surti-
do en- ClNpURONE5 de Piel y EsIasticos,
el surttdo mas complete en- PEINETAS de
fantasia desde Is centavos a S25 cada una.
los lejitimOs DRILES No. 100 Y JIPIJAPA.
Tricots y ELASTICOTINA para Frac etc,
(exclusivos en- estOe patrOnes) ell surtido
mas complete en- TIRAS BOROADAS y
BRODERIES, que vendemos cons tante-
bien, lejftimas MANTAS de los Princes
para Wales, Telas de hilo Espafiolas z
Ynglesas y cuantos artfculos de nuestro
ramo solieite ell pdblico de buen tono.
Visitenos 6 pidanos muestras le hare
mos cualquier envio por correo 8 Express
Telefono 278. p o. Box, 764
San Francisco 81. San Juan, II. r
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LA GRAN MOlk.

No hay Befiora nj sefiorita elegante, que
no adorne ga peinado con risog On sus dis
tintag formaE. VieDsn coronas de Rios
para delante un dollar , medic una. Hay
Rios dc vRrios pEeoio1
Gran surtido en abrigon de tafetan ne.
gro llamados Monte Carlo dasde seia do
liars en- adsIant0. Son mucho mss venta
jOsos que lOB que 90 han estado vendiendo
RhoEs.
Ointuronea elkSticos con puntaB de ace
70 ca negro, blRnco y coloEsl so csnta'
voB uno' CintuFones de cRbritilla bl0D.
COZ y nsgros con hebillas atEss sin elias &
80 cantavoH Peinetas inss , juegoB de
pein0tau dc gran novedRd. Todo esto aca'
be de llegRF al "PariH Bazaar" de Pedro
GiuHti, Fortaloza 81.
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Sc YENDE SIN CORREDOREs.-
La casa n6meYo 81 de Is calls del Sol sB.
quina & Ia de Is Cruz: infoEmRTkn ca 81
slmacen de muebles de r. MsSgarida,
San Francincn AZ
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LOS MAS ACREDITADOs = A.
BlanCo Fernandez FRbTIGaRt0 90 IIcOr0S
conoCido yentaiOsamente en- todR la isIa ,
extranjsEe. Ordenes a ApaItado 887, ls
Gale de TstuSn 43, en- San Jnsn, de
Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-15
nlIEll1R EENERII

sR9AlU LAo 0lADKes.-Ei Iaraoe ca,nlAa,e
e. NasloW debe sieInpre que los nios
aS aiodo de Ia dentc6n Proporciona alyio immediate
q Peqgeno paeentg psoate " SUSIE natural tranSuuoi
Es muY agradabe a FaadaE calrna al nno abahda
sncas slivh su3 dolores, hace aees ss funeiones de
at6mago Fegpla los intestinose Es el meor remedo
onoe para e diarea va proVenga esta de Ia deei6n
10 elaquiera otra 16ngaSe mueho cuidado Ped
a badNz
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-15

-DiDgulto1 moya'sp; no hay persona
que NOS 10 Tals todoa los dias del mo, c.
vilacionss y gaHto cerebral 10 tienen Eiem'
pre- los padEes y madrsI de familias; para
animarloB , Eostsner el csFebro lsvantRndo
81 espfritu, tomen 81 Vino de CerebTina
UlFici.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-15
National Drug Agonsy
sOLAREs EN- slNTuReE.

Sc venden rolare1 con frsnts 4 Ia carre'
ts1a Central , otrou intariorss con calIos
afEmsdau.
IGfoEmAr6 w. BoIch. Tesaan n6moro
3 altos. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-15
Febrero, 1908

PARA cURAR REsFRIADo
ENUN Ola tome ,el LAXATIVE BRONIO
QUNINA. Fl bod ario 10 devolyer8 81 dinero sino
SO our9. La 6TmR de r. w. GROVE So bala en-
GRaa naiita
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-15

OPORTUNIDAD.-Por tensE que de
diCarse gu duefio q otroB negoCiop, Be ven'
dc 81 establacimiento BillaE y Cafstfo ins.
tslado On Ia parada % de Santurce frents
& Ia IgIesia. Para infoEmes an el miHmo
egtablecimianto Gabriel FsrEeE. 15v 3.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-15

Ell CLUB dc F. Kehrhahn s. Go.
EegslR an rsloj de orc "Walthgm" HemR'
nRlmenta entire HuG clisntsg, Ia Ultima se.
mana obtuvo uno, lR sen .rits JoBefa Jur-
be, de Bsyam6D, sooio ndmero q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-15

ALQUILER DE CAsA.-ss slqui a
IN buen local para Embellishments de mer
cRncfas fssnts 81 PsEqus Central De ests
ciudsd. DirigiTse en- Cfgaal 4 don N.
Onifinnea { RhEzndn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-15

ZEN q De q aN ADO'--Js F9AUo4
oChertR 6 Glen reReB de orisnEa y caballos
de tTote y paao bueysB de tTabajc.-Di'
ligirEe en- C6guas don Miguel Quinone !.
TABACO EN- RAMA.-Ss vsnde IN
lots de superior cali3ad del 1907 y 1908.
DipigiFss en- Csguas 4 don N. Quifiones
Oabezudo. 80 v. o..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-15

En- oEta imprentR rs vends dc papsI
pSri6dioo visjo { $500 los IS kilnu (un
qUimtal.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-15

En- Gsta inpPenta ua vsnds pRpsl do
pali6dico viejo & $500 lOH 46 kilon (nu
9uintaQ
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-15

Sc VENDE, Ia CASA ndmOTo "a calle
de ls Luns. InformarSn San Francisco
So a'tos. Is Y. ..