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The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-07
LY ECCLESIASTICAL LAWS IN CONNECTICUT James Shepard, New Britain. Conn. By mall sL50.

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 This interesting and we'll printed and bound volume is from material prepared by MT. Shepard as prelimin- ary and Introductory to his History of St. Marks Church, New Britain; and of St. Marks predecessor Christ church of Wethersfield and Berlin
 Owing to the general interest attach ing to and awakened by this prelim- mary history and in accordance with the wishes of many who have urgent ly expressed desire to possess the pre- liminary history MT Shepard has is sued this valuable hand book In a statistical summary which, however, is comprehensive, Is presented the not able events in the history of the Epis- copal church in this country and with this information is given much of in teresi also relative to the rise, prog ress and development of this church in Connecticut. Mir. Shepard's History of St. Marks church, New Britain, a volume of 570 pages, has received many encomiums, all well deserved. This work devotes thirty-three pages to the general history of the rise and progress of the church on this side of ! the ocean, and in about 100 pages is given the Connecticut history. Then | long and many scores of years before this denomination was awarded it's just rights as to equality before the law. before its tributary position to | the established church of the Puritans | in the matter of financial contribu- tions was annulled and brotherly rec ognition as servants of the same Mas | ter was awarded, form very interest ing period in the religious history of ! Connecticut and the slow progress to- ward that happy day when the Purit- ans acknowledged the right of other i Christian denominations to worship God as their consciences dictated. to establish which right they had them selves fled from the mother country tc the bleak shores and the wildernesses of New England, forms striking chapter in our national history. Mir Shepard has contented himself with
 recording the plain facts and statis. tics in the case with only here ana there an Illuminating passage illustra- tive of the difficulties which the Epis. | copal churchmen had to contend witf at the hands of their Puritan brethren The book gives an interesting table ot statistics which sets forth the tofa
 number of the Episcopalians in Con. necticut in the year 1774, and the tota 1 membership of all other denomina, tions. Ii gives in conclusion a brie
 biography of each of the bishons O
 the diocese from the founding of tn, church here until the present time: fine portrait of each of these distin
 guished men being also given. Tn, book concludes with a synopsis Q l Connecticut laws relating to ecclesias
 teal matters from 1856 to 1921
 Mr Shepard's work is an excellen
 handbook both for Episcopalians an,
 for all interested in knowing the his
 tory of this denomination. when an,
 how it was planted and took root an, spread in this country. and especialt
 how it started in Connecticut an, spread despite the handicaps put upol ] il by the Puritans' established church
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-07

The theatrical profession is given considerable prominence among the portraits in the March issue of the Burr Mcintosh Monthly, which is now on all news stands.
 Among the prominent people are Amelia Rose, Louise Cunning. Eleanor Robson. Sallie Fisher. Anna Ladghlin. Doris Keane. Josephine Victor. Mabel Hite, Billie Burke and Mrs. Fiske.
 The landscapes in double tone Sepia, for which this magazine is famous, are unusually attractive in this number.
 The cover portraying Miss Mabel
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-07

Do you like problem plays?
 Not exactly answered Miss Cay- enne. Yet they seem to me to serve a certain useful purpose. They satisfy the appetite for scandal without ina slsting on personalities."--W Washington Star. % skss ,ssa.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-07

the reverse of Cassius-he of the 'lean and hungry look" MT Tucker might well pass for a very prosperous and well fed Wall street magnate. Mir. Tucker sticks yet to his small type and thin spaces between lines, the result being a continued trial to the eyes of most readers-a difficulty which need not be imposed even upon those who thoroughly disapproVe of anarchy because of it's fruits in bomb throw ing and bloodshed even in this most favored and liberty loving country, governed not by autocrats but by the people, a country where liberty reigns the finest land of freedom and equal rights the sun ever shone upon.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-07

The story of the "Dreadnought" her triumphs against the Spanish Armada, her. captains knighthood on the quar- terdeck of the admirals flagship, and many thrilling incidents connected with the captains and men in the days that helped to make the Brit ish empire, will be found in MT. Fras- CTS book, Champions of the Fleet" shortly to be published by John Lane company.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-07

Among the Outing writers for March are Vance Thompson, who de- -seribes the life of a gondolier: Robert Dunn, who tells of a sea that breeds volcanoes. under the title of "On the Chase for Volcanoes" Ralph D. Paine, who describes from old sea diaries and logs The Privateersman of '76.''
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-07

Pliny Berthier Seymour. author of ''Woodhull." a dashing tale of pioneer days in the South. has a delightful summer home in one of the best game sections of the Adirondacks, and re- gently regaled a circle of hunting friends with the following story:
 r "Just at sundown one evening, as l
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-07

Taliaferro in her famous play "Polly of the Circus is one of the most beau. tiful examples of artistic color work shown in any of the magazines.
 This March number is an issue well calculated to attract all who are inter- ested in high class pictorial art Burr Publishing Company. West Twenty second street, New York.
 The March McClure's opens with an informing article on Gov. Hughes. It is written by Burton J. Hendrick and is sure to interest many readers. El- len Terry's contribution is chapter called Memories of Booth and Sarah Bernhardt." Gen. Pickett's widow has a charmingly intimate paper, entitled My Soldier" There is more interest," ing information in connection with Mrs Eddy's life. Besides Mary Stew art Cuttings serial there is the usual variety of short stories.
 | Ainslee's for March contains a new story by Joseph c. Lincoln, entitled An Inherited Eden" The complete novel The Madonna of the Tea Ta- ible," Is contributed by Anna A. Rog- CTS. It is very dramatic tale of American army and navy people. the scene of which is laid mostly in Japan.
 Money for the B. B. B." by Wol- colt LeClear Board which appears in The Peoples for March, Is a most en- gazing yarn of how two men, using | their wits and the afore- mentioned | buffalo, escape in a remarkable fash ion from bad of highwaymen. and then capture the same. This story in itself is well worth the price of the magazine, which contains, besides, complete novel and fifteen short stor- ies theatrical department and va rious pieces of verse and humor-192 pages in all, of strong, sincere fiction. and S2 additional pages of pictures.
 The current number of Smiths Magazine contains an interesting col- lection of fiction. In addition to a complete novel by Maude L. Radford, there are short stories by such writers as Dorothy Canfleld, Annie Hamilton Donnell, Holman F. Day, George Bronson-Howard and Cornelia Red- mond; and every story in the maga- zine represents the best work of It's author.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-07

Margaret E. Sangster has added her tribute to the many who have enthusi- actically praised Harriet T. Com stocks new novel, Janet of the Dunes," Gittle, Brown & Co.,, Bos- ton.) She says: "The breath of the sea is in it, and the freedom of the dunes. The heroine is an exquisite creation, a girl who takes the heart by storm, and the delightful old captains with their other-worldly wisdom and ador- able unselfishness and another joy to life. The book is one to be read with out pause and to take its place among the books one likes to lend and to give away"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-07

Among the publications of the Scribners this month will be ''The Footprint" by Gouverneur Morris; a volume of essays by Thomas Nelson Page, '"The Old Dominion Her Max ing and Her Manners" on the history and customs of Virginia; a book of travel and observation by Prof. George Trumbull Ladd, called In Korea with Marquis Ito." which contains the ac- count of his recent stay in that coun- try; and a new volume (the third and finaD of the Memoirs of the Com- tesse dc Boigne," covering the years from 1S20-1S3o, and containing an eyewitness account of the revolution of July which placed Louis Philippe on the throne of France.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-07

Little, Brown & co. have just issued "The Louisa M. Alcott Reader" new book of supplementary reading for the fourth school year, selected from the writings of Louisa M. Alcott. This school reader consists of ten of this authors charming short stories, sim pier than Little Women"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-07

Messrs Dana Estes & Co. have in preparation "A Woman's Cause" by
 the late Mir. Carol Norton. The second
 volume of Mrs. Richards Letters
 and Journals of Samuel Gridley Howe will not appear until autumn.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-07

Messrs L. C. Page & Co.,, Boston, announce for publication early fin March very strong novel dealing with the race problem in this country, entitled "rhe Call of the South" by Robert Lee Durham The book is ded- icated to Stonewall Lee Durham, the authors brother. Danger to society from increasing miscegenation of the black and white races is the principal theme, and the author, a southern lawyer, hopes to call the attention of the whole country to the need of earn est work towards it's Encouragement
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-07

THE HEAILOCK AVENUE MS IERf," by Roman Doubleday; Little, Brown & Co.,, Boston; $1.50.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-07

"ANARCHISM," by Paul Eltzbacher translated by Steven T. Byington; Ben 1amin R. Tucker. New York; 317 pages $L27.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-18
DEPARTAMENTO DEL INTERIOR.
BUREAU De OBRAS PuBLlCAs.

San Juan, P. R. Agouto "a dc 1903
ProposiCicneu en- pliFgoB caEEados para Ia
Adjudication en- p6bliC0 gubaata dc Is
construction de rs kil6metros mas we.
nos de 10 OsFTsters p6msFo II, Sscci6n
CiGleB Rscodo, kmB. 5.84 al $50, 90 admi'
tiFGD On Cata cficina hasta lee 10 Q. NJ. del
die "a dc AgOutO, 1908, en- que 90 abrir6n
pdbliCRmeBts.
El pTeBupuesto RpToximRdo de lsH obrsg
ayCisnde 6 $16 1890.
TodOH loB dAtoB naceBaFiou, imprssoB do
pEOpOniCioneB = oOntratoD instruccioneI
los postoEGB 90 daF6n en- OBta ofcinR.
Sara cOndiCi6n esenCial del COntrato que
81 contrAtiHtO, pAFtir del Hegundo mes
inCluDive del plazo para Ia tOEminaCi6n dc
IoH trRbajOg, gjsCat0 OSdG meI obFaB Dor
vRlOF no menoF do So. 10000 menHuale1.
La administration 90 FoBeEvR al dePacho
de EaChazAE CualquieFR todaa las propo.
uiCioneB y de adjudiCaF el ContFato boio
otFRB condolences que lag de pFeCio Boia.
m0nte. PoF oFden del Comi1ionsdo del
LntoEioE, J. J. Jim6Wes, superintsndants
oe ODHas FuohcSa. 13v. q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-18
NO1lGIAS De
BAYAMON.
La gVau fiesta en- PaIO SeCs.
PlaOIon d gtb0TRaior eI
Iadulto Dc Elias Salglds.
| (Ds nwsStrO OOrrssponS0E }

Agosto 17~-AyaF tuVo sfscto On Ralo
ssCo una fsata la que aBigti6 81 honoRa.
BILE Gob0EnRdoE, Auditor, isfs do la Poll
Cfa inBular y yaIiOs altos peTBOnajes Del
GobiaFno si6roito. De sats CiudRd fu0'
ron cumplimentaE Rl GobeFnRdoP el> >jefo
del digsEit0 de Ia poIiCfs inBulaF NtioF vi
lIarini, 81 senior iuss do la CoEte muni.
cipal licenOiado Leopoldo Santiago. De
To9 baiR GntuVo 81 senior 8lcalds don Juan
HsEFan, doctor Gutierrez Ortis, liCanCiado
Vele2 = y8EiaB psEBouaB mas. De San
Juan vimoa entire otFoB, I0B ugfioFeB iCen.
ciRdo Rafael GuilleEmety, doctor Lopez
AntongioFgi, doctor Velez L0peE, lioen.
Ciado Figu0FaB, don ViCsuto Bslb6g, don
Romusldo Real y slgunaB diGtiDguidaB
peGgonSB mas que no podemog RsC0rdRE
poF Abora.
81 gobsEnadoE, deBombarc6 On bonito
t8mplet8, heCho Rl efeCto, ca donde fu6
recibido 81 Gu ComitivG por una respects.
BILE Comisi6n. Le fa6 entEeg I'D o
Bu hon0Eablidad IN ssCTito fFmsd0 poF
pT0gtigiOgag peTSOnaB sOlicitsndo, 81 indulto
del j6vsn EliRa Sslgade. Mr.. Poat diio
que tan pr0nto eatuviaFR On "a 0fcins 90
ocuparfa del aBunto. Bl dia 90 pas6 agHB'
dAblem8nt0 y no fslt6 el Cl6sico Iech6n
aBado como 0l HabFoBo REEog con gsIIina.
EHta COrreBponHal, que debidO 10 GO
lantoFf8 de nueAtrO pR0AtigiOg0 ju0B liOen'
Ciado Santiago, aBiati6 10 fsgta on Palo
geCo pusde aBgguFRF que 6Sta Fesult6 meg
mica.
NUeBtEOs RdveEaarioB poIfticoG, que no
pisFdon oportunidRd para hacOr RlRFde do
BuB gRgtadag fuOE1as el0CtoFaloV, asf como
de 10 gran ol0CuenCiR do guB oFadoFsB die
ron nm mitin del que no pusdO ocupaTm0
poF no hRbsFme ocupado de 81.
"A mi TFgg0go eBt8 CiudBd 8noChO,
90 me GnteT6 que hubo aquf Nm miBin upio'
niBta, = que nusgtEoB oFRdoFsg fusEon in
tOFFumpidOB por nueHtToB advsEaRFioB. No
hubo ningdn inCidents dsbido al CoEReCto
pFocadOr del cAbo do 10 poIiCts in8uIsE
0efioF Martinez, que como BiempF9 hR
haCho soBtenor Gl oFden, garantisGndo 0l
deFscho do Ion ciUdAdanoB.
Sale IL OoEte municipal, para lo0
pueblos dol diHtrito de Tos bRia = Dorado,
donde CsIObrsr6 juiCioB. Qae lee deCisio'
nsB del BsfloF jusz IicenCiado Santiago,
geRn como 8COBtumbFa, bajo Ia mes iuBta
unparalleled, inBpiFAdR p0r lG Fas6n , Ol
deTecho.
-OadR die vien0 siondo do 10 ConfanSa
pdblicR lA GmpTsaa do ooOheB del senior
TaboaB, pua3 sl paBsjsFO tisne 6 mas dc
IN busn BeEviCio, poF COntRr con bu6noB
O0ChsB y ORbRllog, sI personal 90 id6noo,
aDf como el 8tfioF TaboaB BiempFa afabl0
bondadOIo, ComplRCe BiampFe auB olients1.
Ell dOmiDg0 pF6xim0 hay un mitin
unioniBtR On eBtR ciudRd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-18
PARA La PRESEATE ESTACIgN.-Los mu-

PARA La PRESENTE ESTACION.-Los mu-
chRChOs de LA Villa de Madrid" son los
que han resuelto ell prOblems de la gente
de gustO en- Puerto Rico. Ellos son los
nniOOs que han cOnseguidO tener en- su
mRgnffiCO establecimientO ell surtidO mas
complete de los artGculos del ramo. Ali
nunca faltan las legftimas camisetas de
crepe y de hilO nj c8recen de las mejores
medias para sefiOras niflos as1 como
para caballerOs. Contracts directos con
fabricantes les pOnen en- condici6n de tener
cuantO pueda pedirse y los mejOres pre-
CiOs. No hay quien yea , no cOmpre los
juegOs de cintas dorothy" que Nvenden
en- caiitas dos lazCs y una banda, 6 en- ca
jitas de ,seis lazos; pOdemos servir cuaI-
quier cO'OT y preciO desde 5 LIS 4 8 6 Eel
juPgO. Yea ell gran lote de b rdRdOs en-
cafes cuya realization hacemos a menOs.
de la mitad de preoiO. En- teIss b!ancas
de fantasia no tenemOs competitor; tene-
mos tipos especiales en- Persian LoWn,
Frensh Organdi y cuanto ell p1blioo de
gustO neCesite- Pida muestras visite
nuestrOs grRndes Rlmacenes y seguTamen-
to hallara cuantO necesite. P. o. B. 1884,
TelefOno 278. San Francisco 81. San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-18
Gana' J ropl blanca.

81 bRsar de 10 caIle do San FranciEco
Digue ofrsciendO SI p6blicO sI mas Helscto
IurtidO de objetoI dc fants1fS que pusd0
dGB00ETe. Ad0m6B do los BombFeEoB para
GanoERI y BehoritRB, = otroB mil obatoa
para damRB cAbAllSEoB, tione an busn
guTtido de camNB con todoB aus aCoegoTioB
, de los mas olegsntaO modeloP. Un gran
1uEtidO do Eopa blanca para Btfiornb
y SIN lFitAG RcAba de EeCibir por los Gilti'
mos vapOFGS y tods claSs de prsndaB de
eats ClasO pueden enContFRTDa On ''LAu No
vedadeB". EGsncias faRn, de todAB mar.
car y proOOdGnCiOB. ObjstoR de toosdoF.
PuROguaB y BombTillRB 90 encuontFOn RlIf
& pE0ciog Gin compatanciO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-18
IRiOr08a { los Pr0f0sOF0s DO ndsIea.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA,-Tieno
OonStant8 exiBtsnCia do los BiguisntsB inB'
tTum0ntOB: FlRutinog, FlGuta8, TsFoaEOlag
ObOeg, RsquintOB, CIaFinstos, FagOteg
ViOlineg, ViolonOelloB, OontPRbajOR, Man.
dOlinag, BSnduFFiag, Guitsrrag, CornsEinsA
OnOvenes, TEombonsg, BaEftonog, BombaE,
dino8, HsliOOneg, (bajoB) TriGngulos, PlR'
tiIIog, RsdOblants8 , BOmbOs. MebOdo8
do solfeo = para tOda Olas0 do inaErumsn
tOs. Accessories = m6siOa on general
San Juan, ?. B. ApsFtsdo n6m. 216.-
ORlls do Allan 21 Sol n6m. Il.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-18
lMnIClnnR GENERAL

CoNsEJOs A LAS MADREs.-El jarabe
Calmante de Ia SefOra WinsloW debe
usarse siempre que los nifiOs estan en- el
periodo de la detenci6n. ProporcionR ali-
vic Immediate al pequeffo paciente, pTOdu-
ee pn sueflo natural y tranquilo, allyia 81
alegre Es muy agradable al paladRF,
CRlmR al nifiO, RbIanda sus dolores, hRCe
fSoileB la fuhciOnen del est0magO y FegulR
los intestinOs. Els ell meiOr remediO como
CidO para Ia diarrea va provenga esta de la
dentici6n 8 de cuRlquieTR. Ctra causR.
Tengase mUcho cUidado en- pedir ell 'Jara-
De Calmatne de la 5eHOra WinslOW": es Ell
n1eior de tOdos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-18

COTTAGE FOR Notwithstanding
about 10 meters from the ssO lhoTe, facing
the hREbOE, MOrrO CaSte and City Of San
JuRp, on the real enchanting OHtRts ''VI.
LILA PALMAR," just q five minutOS
walk from the snCFOaBing town Of CatNfic.
Vald6D train stops right at the farms pri
vSte road, sail boHtI come right up to the
cottago'g door. Two minutes walk from
the "WoHt India Oil Co.'s newly construct.
Cd wharf. Beautiful flower and BhFubOFy
surroundings. An ideal spot. Cottage con-
tSinH 10 large and airy rooms and strictly
up to. date sanitary plumbing throughout
Rental Of houIe includes q small patch Of
land (About an acEO) stable and bRFn.
Superb SEE bathing oil the year around.
Rent: $4,000 per month For particulars
apply to V. r L6Dsz NuBua, Box 452, or
Boa'd Of Public WoHku, San Juan.
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La Fstreta del domingo.

Muy Concurrida rssult6 0l domiDgo la
F0tFst0, wen lose Las mas bellaB de nugHtfag
dGmaB que con 81 pFsssncia disFon enCanto
aquell0B sitioR.
La banda do Ia policfs inBular que ejs-
out6 con agombroBB mRsBtrfa sl n6msro de
"El TsIoj do LucsrnA" foe Aplaudida, Asf
como On l0 tieCuoi6a de- lA nuavs dana
do Rios Ovall0 "TsFeGA" que 90 dc IN Eit'
mo = OadenciR sublime inspiration do.
lici0aR,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-18
LOLA SUGAR Co.

mvOcatOriG.-En cumplimiento de 10
que pFsCeptdG la Secci6n 21 de 10. Esta'
tutos de 10 LoiER Sugar %, y pOr aCueFdo
do "a Directive, poF 10 preIents 90 CitR &
Junta General OrdiHariGsds ACcSOnistus
Ian nuevs do Ia muiiGna del LuneH 81 de
sOt. primo, cuyo aotO tsndFG lugar On Ia
casa nGmeFo de lR Calle de On la
Marina de OIts CiudSd. San JusD, p. r.
Agolto 13, 1904. DE Ia HABA,
68CFstaFio. Ava
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-18
L1NEA EFERRA DEL oEsTE.

ItinerarlO. -salidas de Bayam6n y Oapi.
tai Bimultaneaments.
Dfas Observation-Disclosures 8, 2 O5, $50 8
45 Hoo. Tarde IL. 2.15D Las B.I5s 1885, 5.45.
DfSS 9estivos.-Manana o,7O5, $50 9A5
VII. TaPde 1878 $780, 2 So $780, 4 80 81
96 y $50.
Bil1etes baEaGOg para df@s festtVOS. De
CatsIO Bayam6n, ida y vuelta IA. ClasO
25e "a. Clase 16e. De BaYam6n & OAtai1O y
vuelta IA. claBe 15G, q. Clase 10Gs
Billetss ordinariO de Capital OataliO en-
L., clase CentaVOB.
Bayam6n 10 dc septiombFo dc 1905
Ramon Wald0s. "..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-18
Ora AJEASdo ERGOTIIlI B0NJElII(
@edaita DO 0FO DO Ia Sooisdad DO FarDaea 90 Paris.
HHEPLEADAs con 81 mejoC @Zito contra
e. s|l.llg.s. l3.3S
: LA@ELoNYE q c., So Rue d,AbouFir PAFYs
USADO CON EXTRAORDINARY FRECUENCA POR
OI PrOsIdOntO del Console EIuulIVO Do


Isl 10 experienCis de RlgunoB nfioI de
prGCtica m6diCR puede tsner alg6n vail
misnto, nRdie 60 extrsharG que en- ella
funde mis- aBsvaFRCioneI Cuando % tFata de
smitir una opinion BobEe un medioamonto
que he usado con extEaoEdinGEia ffeCusn.
Oia. Me TefeEo la Emulsion de Scott.
La psEfsctR union de los compromises, el
Sgr0dGble sAbOr que determine 10 bien que
90 COnSeEvS mientEss 20 eut6 emp'eando, y
BObE0 TODD Las impOItAntsB indicacioneg me.
diCRS que liens, Bon IN mejor mss aegura
gaVantiR.
Por eSR FRS6n aun en- las enfsrmedades
81 paFsCeF mas inCuFsbleB como Ia tfsis, lau
oGqWeTiGs, las eyoT6fWIGs, Las anemiao, el
FGqWitiSmO. Ia debiIidad general, Ia faIta ds
deSGFyOJ5O on las mujeEsB = en- los nifioa
otrS lNTgR GeTiO que GOrfR PFolijo 0numeFaF,
30 We que estS Huntancia opsrG verdadero0
milagTog, y que los 0nfsrmos que por de.
CiTlo aBf, 90 hallabGn las pusEta1 do 10
mu0EtS, 90, tEanIfoF.nan dc pTonto adqui.
Eisnd0 fQeFsSB, TObuBtez, color, RnimaCi6n,
ERlud, en- una pOlGbEa, que acrodita cadS
dia 10 juatiCiR de la fams del ipmenuo
CE6ditO de que tau dtil preparation gozs
On todo el mundo."
p. Dr. Rafael del HGLs.
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II. LOPEZ CEPERO, San JeB6 is.
CompFa y vsnta do musbleB en- general.
Sc hRCsn pEsstamOs de dinoro BobF0 prem.
daB 6a orc, plata J piedEGS pEsCiOHaB. Be
OompEan pE0ndaS antiguaa J mOdsEnRG. So
OOmprR y vsudo plata y orc deteriOrSdO.
ConBiSnte sxiltanCiR do muSblOs, Gpo
Ooon6miCoE BARRAS DE CATRE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-18

-ENTRE lOu ComprsdoreS de relojaa &
PlREoa On IR ioyoriR do F. >KshThAhn = Go
70 Esgala IN relief "Waltham" gemanal'
msntO. La Ultima Bemana ObtUvo uno el
HoCio 0efi9r Miguel C. fallsa SRn juan.
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PARA cURAR REsFRIADo
ENUN IA tome OI LAXATTVO RB0MO
QUTIINA. D bOtlcarIo ls devolver8 eli dinero sinO
50 cUFP. . Ia arm& dc B. W. GROVE % hallS Cg'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-18
7 PORTO RIGAN EXPRESS COMPANY

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-18

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