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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25

vet who will say tbs; ne could have
secured the Republican nomination On
his record?
1T was the powerful support OF
the President that made him the
nominee Of his party and the Presi-
dent seems to feel that the exisencies
of the case realire that The full sup
mort of the Administration shall be
given to Mr.. Taft's candidacy.
Reviews His Own Career.
Il have not held once to any great
extent Four years in Congress
covers my of'icial experience. I be-
gan life as young lawyer. prac'iced
for few years in Iillino's. and then
went to Nebraska. had TO rich or
powerful friends to aid me. what
ever distinction I have gained. has
been gained in tho advocacy Of the
policies Of government which ! have
deemed hest for the people. and ye;
I think that you will agree with m@
fhst I have been reasonably success
fuI I was nominated for the presi-
deucy BY a naiiona: oonvcEtt-R OF
nv marty. and secured the votes CT
zoo. 900 OF people. Notwithstanding
my defeat. I was again nominated ana
have been nominstei a third time
After the lapse Of eicst years.
s&siu received about tbs SAM vote!
the nOmination coming ircm the rank
aal de Of my party. and coming WIN
a degree Of nnan;rity that ind'catcs
that the principles which I have been
aiycca,ins are acc ptable to the parry.
n, Taf:'s oAicisl record would not
have secured him the nomination
have been thrice nominated without
an cssendcd Official record.
Analysis Of Principles
-ye calls attention 20 things That
7 advocated. but n docs not give ro'i
, fr,l list OF them. nave advocated
tariff reforms. for IS years end sf'ii
10 40. have lived long caoJgh -
sfe the Republican party frightened
NV the growth Of tarif reform even
tnfo making a promise OF a revision.
AMI Mr. Taft himself has occn driSca
70 confess that III. present schedules
,,o Iusc,cueibic. . have adyocsi"1
tho income tax for something Tx
eieb,ecp years. and have lived - Sc
N, Tai, finally advocate 10. ] hsve
advocated the election nf senators os
.aircct vote 81 the people for Us ars.
~ rejoice 10 welc-mc Mr.. TAFT TO
,,e advocacy. although he calv tx.
49,, a p,rsouai inclination toward
n I Sare advocated ths uh n,fe
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25

WashingtonS new senator. Wesley
Jones, viii, take his seat under grave
disadvantages. He has tho last name
CT Jones, Of Arkansas. and the first
Of Gaines. OF Tennessee. That CON.
biuati,n IL an awful handicap.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25
Sailed.

Steamers Castano (Br.) Penwili
Ifrom Galveston) Liverpool: Ilmenau
(Br.) Krausa. (from Gulfpcrt) Rotter
dam: Bay State. Sneidern. Boston.
Schooners Paul Palmer. Allen. Bos'
tot: William Neeley, Holm, Savan-
nah: Alma f. A Holmes, Smith. Bos'
ton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25
e,esehers Collapse.
nv Associated Pressi

ROANOKE. VA. S: ps. 2i.-Twen'y-
Eve persons 70 injured en- the Ro'-
bokc Fair Crowds today when a
s,anl Of bl.acherS collapsed. carrying
down more ,hap i.eoe mon won,cE
and chiid-cn. The majority 81 the
vir,ims suffer 4 srraincd ankles. cuts
aud bruises
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25

After living on strictly pure food
guarante"d-for u while
people will be strong enough to double
their consumption Of patent medi'
cines--and survive
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25
R0oStvflI GUDDyixd
THE wArEe, sxgs ktRE
Will Not be Permitted to Divert
Minds Of the People from the
Vital lssuee

SV8l ISSoCOs
ELLIOTT CITY. Nd. Sept. "a
Mr.. Roosevelt will finG Il quite i'm
Possible by the raising Of side issues
ana the muddying Of the water 10 di.
yer; the minds Of the people On the
question that must he decided by
tn ir votes IN November"
In this Language John W. Kern. the
Democratic vice presidential candi-
date. concluded discussion Of tho
las. letter Of Pr. iGca. Roosevelt %
W. J. Bryan. with rsfer>ncs 70 the
charges made by W. n. Hearst
against Governor Haskell. o: Okla.
hcma. treasurer Of the Democratic
naiionaI commitror in 4 speech herr
tonight
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oENoUNcEs PRESIDENT.
Superintendent Of instruction En-
ploys Picturesque Language.
,f{v Asso~tsted 9ressp

NV ApSO"f2IeO (V0oSV
GUTHRIE, OKLA. Sept. 24.-Stats
Superintendent of Public Instruction
e. d. Cameron in a 2.008 word letter
to President Roosevelt declares the
chargas made against Governor Has
kan. of using the state educational
system for personal ends is a bare
faIsehood and that the President.
finding he could not prove his charees
against Haskell on his own record.
"Gesct nds to the dirt and fifth of a
yard politician to wilfully and malig.
nantly Islander the educational sys-
tom Of Oklahoma"
The President" continues MT.
Cameron. lis Migrant falsiaer. q
war dpoIitician and four ffushcr.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25

The prct,iest girl in Smith COLLEGE
Is coming down 10 toach at Siilera
willie. That Annapolis trolley line
will simply roin money.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25

A Baltimore woman has found man
under the bsd and about 100 COO or
her sister citizens are saying u told
you So
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25
Cleared.

Barge Naarchus for Providence
Chesapeake & Ohio Coal and Coke
Company.
Barge /. F. Chapman for Pro
dence-Chesapeake & Ohio Coal ana
Coke Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25

These are supposed to be the cog
days. but the dogs don't think so
They are muzzied and every cat ha;
his day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25
co5.- Aeeranda IN Per-.

Tho Emitted States naval ToIlicr
hbcTanda arriv IN port YESTERDAY 10
load a cargo 81 coal for IRA ford X.
J.
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SHIPPING REPORT
Thursday. September "a. 1908.
Arrived.

Steamer Abranda (U. S. naval col
lier) Morrcn. Bradford. r. Ito Der
wind Whit, Coal Company in ballast
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Csencar for Today.
BRYAN OVERWHELMED
6Y OHI0'S RECEPTION

Continued from First Pagc)
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Fe~ Changes n FsevIties.

The Presif~r' cornriaina mat &c
rer-vcd certain prrfcssors from o"r
state university - civil cmfvrp s.s9
n,ase urivery,ty. our thrte srsis nor.
nal rkoCIs sns preparatory schcoi
In violation OF civil service Iuics.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25

American Star.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-11-12
Serious Fire Averted.

Last Sunday afternoon a serious fire
was narrowly averted by the timely dis
covery of the blaze before it had gain
ed Roadway to any extent, the fire be-
ing located in barrel of trash which
was left standing in close proximity to
the cold storage warehouse of the Cum
berland Brewing Company and which
evidently was set on fire by a spark
from a passing locomotive. When the
fire was discovered it had commune
Gated to the building and was burning
rapidly. A few buckets of water put it
out. The storage warehouse is located
adjacent to the electric light plant and
had it not been for the discovery of the
fire the electric plant as we'll as other
adjoining buildings would have probably
burned as a brisk wind was blowing
at the time
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-11-12

~ Oliver Hayward, of Bond, was a
business visitor here this morning.
Misses Annie and Edith Bolden spent
Saturday and Sunday in Cumberland
with friends.
'Ss Nell Offutt went to Baltimore
Il bursdav where she will remain for
d, .j4firite time,
Nj A. Workman. Of Huntington, w.
Va. is here as the guest of his son,
X }. B. Workman, of St. Paul's NJ.
E. church.
II a. J. Mason and Mr.. R. c. Nc
CanG.sh. of Fnendsville, were in Oak
land Tuesday night attending the Mason
ic lodge.
Col. John E. Woods and family, who
have resided for year at Congers, N.
Y, are now in New York City, where
they will spend til winter
Mrs. E. Manages left Oakland this
morning for York, Pa, where she will
remain indefinitely visiting her daugh-
tiers, Misses Catherine and Anna.
Attorneys John r, Mitchell and Ed
ward II. Sincell and Surveyor A. c.
Mason went to point near Grantsville
Monday where they are engaged in
some land work.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-11-12

Mrs. Belle Duval and sister, Miss
Salhe Jarboe, who spent few days in
Cumberland last week with friends, re
turned to their home in Oakland Satur-
day afternoon.
Mr. Thomas A Gender, manager of
the Mountain Pharmaceutical Company,
returned Thursday night from a bust
ness trip to Kalamazoo, Mich, where
he went in the interests Of the local
concern.
Attorneys f. A. Thayer, Thomas J.
Peddicord, Stuart F. HamiII and Gilmor
5. Hamill are attending court in Cum
berland this week, where they are en-
gagged either as principals or attorneys
in the removed cases from this county.
The new court house for Garrett
county will be turned over to the Court
House Commission on next Tuesday by
the contractor, Mr.. w. A. Liller, Of
he ser, West Va, as his work will be
completed on the building by that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Numsen, Of
Baltimore, spent Sunday in Oakland as
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gimor S.
Hamlll. Mr.. Numsen is President of
the First Branch Of the City Council Of
Baltimore and a prominent business
man Of that city.
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The Sick.

Justice Andrew B. Gender. of Oak
land, who has been suffering for some
time with an affection of the kidneys,
was taken seriously i'll last Monday
night, bat this morning Is somewhat
improved.
Mr.. Bernard Friese, the east end for
list, was stricken with erysipelas of the
face on Sunday and later typhoid fever
developed. Yesterday his condition was
considered very grave, out this morn
ing some signs of improvement are APP
parent.
Mr.. Jonathan White. of Loeb Lynn,
is confined to his bed with a recurrence
of heart trouble with which he has been
a great sufferer for number of years.
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Mr.. John A. Delawder, Of the Gov
eminent Printing Office, who was a
visitor to relatives and friends in Oak
land and vicinity few days last week,
returned to his home last Saturday
morning, being accompanied by Mrs.
f. A. Weimer and two children and
Miss Glotfelty.
At the meeting of the County Com
missioners last week Oscar Notes. Of
Oakland, was appointed iantor to the
new court house and will assume his
duties in few days The selection
made by the Commissioners is good
one, as Oscar is one of the best and
highest esteemed colored men in town,
faithful, honest and Industrious.
The cases of John Shartzer VS.. Lloy d
Wilburn. S. F. Hamill VS.. John Felty
and the Park Grocery Company VS..
Fire Insurance Co., which were remov-
ed to the Allegony county Circuit Court
for trial, will re heard there this week.
A number of attorneys and large num-
Der of witnesses IN the several cases went
from Oakland to Cumberland yesterday,
expecting one of the cases to be called.
DR.. j. Lee McComas, who went to
Washington, d. c., two weeks ago.
was taken suddenly i'll on last Saturday
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Church Services.
OAKLAND PRESBYTERIAN.

OAKLAND PRESBYTERIAN.
Services on Sunday, to which all are
cordially invited, will be preaching at
II a. m. and 10 p. m
L. 3. HENsLEY, Pastor
ST. PAUL 5 NJ. f.
Services next Sunday as follows:
Preaching 1890 a. m.
Sunday school at Is p. m.
Preaching at 1902. m.
Epworth League Monday 80 p. m.
Junior Leag1e Wednesday 415 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 30 p. m
Everybody cordially invited to attend
these services.
J B. WORKMAN, Pastor
ST. MARKS LUTHERAN.
Services next Sabbath as follows:
Sunday school at $50 a. m.
Preaching L3Op. m.
Preaching in Deer Park Lutheran
church next Sunday at II a. m.
Everybody welcome
E. MANGES, Pastor
Mt. LAKE AND DEER PARK NJ. f. CHARGE
Mt. Lake Park Preaching Sunday
morning at II o'clock. Sunday School
at 2:30 p, m. Epworth League $50 pm.
Deer Park Preaching at 1870 p. m.
Sunday School ct 10 a. m.
JOHN 0. Bolton, Pastor.
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House FOR RENT, possession given
after October LIST; contains eight rooms;
spring water Apply to Mrs L. F.
Sincell, Oakland. Also cottage Of six
rooms, either furnisdhe or unfurmshed.
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Ell PADRE Mendoza.

Fl dis l0. del que GuEga tOm6 ponesi6n
do OatR parroquiA eE viFtuoGo ilugtladf.
nimO saCeFdote venezolAno don Antonio i.
Mendo1a o. Los poc0g diaag tEanHCurRidol
han podido RpTsCiaT1s Iau uiDgulaFen do.
tss de que sstk adornado como oEgRniza.
dor.
PoT an Cdmulo de CiTcunstanciaa OBpa.
Ciales, II paTTcquiR de MRnatf haCe amos
que vions Bpfsisndo un grave estsdo de
Rpatia poE psrts do Los fsligrsBsl no por
que 20 hsya extinguido en- nUegtFoG co.
Eazonea, RinO poFqua las pEGCtioRB del quito
sxteEn0, obligatoris para loI veFdadeFoB
Cat6liCOB han lido CRysndo en- dsBuao, ,
natural @ que todo 10 que atRfiA al CultO
HuffieTa lRB ConseCuGnCi6H de tal indifSE0n.
ciR.
Las intsrinidRdeB de buenoB gRCerdoteB
que hemog tsnido Ga 81 tEanaopE10 de an
Rho, Iejog de mgiorRT, aumOntaRon el NAL,
pueB como ORda nuevo p6FEoc0 quO1fR Or
denar Ia parFoquia, al POGO tempo era
tRRnlRdadO, NADIA positive % hRCfa.
FL padre MendozB, do gran expeEisnCia,
profundo obssEvRd0F, dc Car6CteF auRVs y
dulC0 pGF0 en6Fgic0, sWGViteT ia fOFnsG,
tOTtiter in re, como diCen log latinoy, de
una Bola miFRda, en- "a hoTaH Be hizO car
go de 10 situRci6n, delins6 lo8 pianos de
reconstruction sin p6rdida de tempo
ampiezs la obrs de cimentaci6n, diEigi6n'
dose lbs feligT0IsB poE medic de hojaH
impreBag, muy bien agCEitag, On Las gus
con ell 8encillo lengusi0 cue 81 Divine
MRsatFo uEGbR paFa con loI que le ofRu,
llams 6 uun feligreseE q cumplimiento do
los dsbareg que como tales Cat6licOs tiOnsn
para con Dios, para con 90 iglsaiR = para
conaigo miSmo.
No dudsmog que d pueblo cat6lico do
MRnad GRbF6 responder Rl llamRmiento
de % pRAtoE , que 81 biOn dc nm solo em'
pujs no podr6 atendeE todaB Las nece8i'
dadsB de nuestFa pobEe igIsIia, con buenG
voluntRd , conBtaueiR dejar6 CumplidR Leo
mas persntoEiaB , syudRE6 que d estadfa
del padre Mendoza como pfTTooo nos pOE'
manOnts, poE 10 menoB mientrAa Dio6 10
toDgR EepaEsdo do "a guslo natal.
On e0t6IicO.
Maratf, JUNO 13 de 1908.
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GRlNDES N0YElIlFS=

Ell PARIS BAZAR acaba de rooibir
las mas gERndsB novsdadoH en- Cinturoneu,
PsinetaE, RsdecillaV grandsB, AbEigou de
GNfet6n lIamRdo1 "Monts Carlo" On Iog
CuRlsB tenemoB I'm muY extenEo BuEtido de
todbT prscioB Los hay Corton, madianou
, laTgou. CoTBss, tiltimaB foEmR1, Porfu'
merfa, AbanicoB, FaldsB, SombPerog ador
nadoU etc., etc, Eats casa recibs nsmansI'
mente lsB dltimaB nSvsdRdeg. En- rizos,
CoronaB crep6u tTenzR8 acabamos de Esa
oibir IN sxtanBo BuFtido do las neIoEeu
Claseg. Paris Bazaar de Pedro GiuHti,
Allen q.
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1nlUrssn 4 los Profossrus Do ndslsn.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Tiana
eonEtant0 existsncis dc Ios EiguiantsS inB'
tFumentoB: FlautinGs, FlautaG, TercoroIag,
OboeS, RaquintO1, OlaFinete1, Fagote1,
Violine1, ViolonCelIou, OontrRbRioB, Man.
dolinRB, BsnduFriag, Guitarrau, Corn0tiueg.
Onovsnel, Trombone1, BRrftonos, BombaI,
dinO1, HeliOOneI, (bRjoB) Tri6nguloS, Pla'
tlloa, RedoblantO8 y Bomboa. M6todon
de solfeo , para t0ds olGBs do ingtRumon.
too. Accessories y mdEioR On gon0rRl
San Juan, P. 3. ApRrtado ndm. 216,-
Calls Do AIlOn n6m. 81 Sol n6m. Al.
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lRDICAD0R GENERAL

GONsEJOs A LAS MADRES. .-El jarabe
Oalmante de la Sehora WinsloW debe
Usars0 giempre que los ni1os estan en- 81
peEiodo de la detenci6n. PrOporciOna ALI
vic Immediate 81 pequeflo pRciente, pTodu-
cs un suefio natural y tranquilO, aliv1a el
dolor ell angelic despierta muy vivo y
alegre. Es muy Rgradable al paladar1
ealma al nifIo, ablanda sus dolores, hace
faciles Ia funcionen del est6mago y regula
los intestinOs. Els el mejor TemediO como
OidO para la diarTea va provenga esta de Ia
dentici6n 8 de cualquierR OtrR causa.
TengRse mucho cuidado en- pedir el "JaFa-
be Calmatne de Ia SeforR WinsloW": es 81
meinr de tOCOg
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bueno que ell alquitran es para los
bronquios y para el pecho.
FL menor catarro, 81 Sc lie descuida,
puede degenerar en- bronquitis y NADIA
tan dificil luego como dasembarazarse
de una bronquitis Vieia de un catarro
malo. De ahi el que no Sc peque nunca
por eXces0 al recomendar los enfer-
mos la necesidad de combatir ell NAL
deSde sus comienZos, para 10 cual no
hay otro medic mejor, nj mas SECURE,
sencillo y econ0mico que beber aqua
de brea las comidas, pero debe tenerse
presente que la pTeparada en- las casas
es ineficaZ POGO menos Causa de la
insolubilidad del alquitran natural en-
el aqua.
GTacias los trabaios de un
distinguido farmac9utico de Paris,
Mr.. Guyot, que cCnsiguio hacer solubles
los principles actiVos del alquitran, hoy
Sc encuentra en- todas las farmacias baio
ell nombre de Alquitran Guyot un licor
su1namente concentrate de alquitr&n que
permite preparar instantaneamente un
aqua de brea muy limpida y, sobre TODD,
muy eficaZ.
Ell uso del alquitran de Guyot, tornado
todas las comidas la dosis de una
cucharsda de las de cafe par cada
vase de aqua, basta para curar Ell ca
Garr0 mas tenaE Y la bronQuitis mas
inVeteEada, llegAndose Veces hasta a
dominar y aun curar la tisis, pues el
Glquitr3n Be opone la descomposici6n
de los tub9rculos del pulm6n mGtando
los maloS microbes que son la ceusa de
60 degO0mpoicl6n.
Este tFatGmlento Yiene ( costaE q eep-
taVos dlaFtos, ". CurAI
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. PORQUE LOS MRRlNOS
SON TAN ROBUSTOSp

Nuestros lectOres han admirado segu-
Tamente la robustez y Ell vigor de los
marinos y de los pescaiores. Y On
efecto, viven en- el mar eE medic de los
vientos y de las olas y siennl con el
pecho desnudo; Y nadie esta Inenos
expuestO que ellos los resfriados, Is
brOnquitis Y los catarros, hasta ell
punto Ge que es muy raro verlos toser.
Entire ellos no hay nj enfermos del
pecho, nj tisicos. 1 Cual es la raz6n de
ese priyilegio sobre el comGn de los
mortales? Pues la raz6n, conocida va
de los medicos en- los mas remotos
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REVOLUTION MUsIOAL-solitite
nusatro Oat6logo de mdaicR para piano,
violin , piano, mandolinA , guitREER gus
Oontieno mas de mil dOsOientGs obTRg diatin
tRu, todaH prOCioB nuncs viGtOB en- Puerto
Rico de 10 oent0vOS Ell ejempIaT 81 lujo
y la correction de nusHtEag edicioneI, to-
das litografadRB, no neceHita YsclRmo.
Rsmita hoy miHmo 81 direction para On
viarlo 81 Cat6logo. Century Music Pub.
Comp. a lien altos, ApnTtRdo 415. Ssn
JuRn PnePto Rico. 45 v. ..
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EN- UNA BUENA CASA DE FA-
MILIA % alquiIan hRbitRcioneg para ma
tPimonioB hombFeB solon. TEato exec
lsnte familiar. BusnR Comids, , pre-
clos TeguIaFmente ocon6miCoE. La oagp
tions vista & ls bahia y0B muy fregCa.
DirigiEue TatURn 45. San Juan, P r.
15yR
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v, MEBINO & &C.
Telefono 4a2.
Apartado de correo 1875

Bo Lavab nodoro Fregaderos Tbe de HE
fundidO heo vado todas las accessories abar
de
Pnturas pEada Immediate tOdos coloGes Pus pasta
ng "DOS
LEoN Banc de todas cas Ace de naza eudo cdo Aguars
superior" CHstia tamano Csera
6Fada en- todOs ma1Os de tos coo B Azu RoO Verde Amarillo
Crale Ferterfa
pueaa para CuadroB
udO Pape Entary dYsdad de arculos uo Veneer
lipar mueblez
San Francisco 63 San Juan p R.
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tiempos , no es
otra sino que
los marinos res4
piran constante-
mente las ema-
naciones del
alquitran , del
cual est&n un-
tados todos los
naVfos.
Ahora bien ,
no hay persona
que no seDa 10
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CASA DE PREsTAMOs de Jose Bn'
San, Allen 21 ST. Hacs opeTRciones 10
brs alhRjas Dasde 100 dollars en- Rde'
lants 81 inteE@s BeV6 conventional = no ex'
csdeFS del 3% msnBuRl. OompEa y VEN
De alhAjaa modsEnRa = AntiguAu. San Juan
PueFf0 Rico.
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UNGUENTO DERMOGENO.

MaraVioso medcamento que tene rival Ia curac6n
de las agas dlceras tumores panadzos, ee usro plea
duras de anmales ponzo1osos
La preenca que desde hace muchos le vene cones
dendo pdbco entire las dmas preparedness smares evil
dents prueba de s1s magnffcas cuaidades curatYas,
Sc yende en- todas las Famaeias de la Isla.
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A OOMPRAR MADERA.-LaC Com
pGRta Industrial de 60ntUr0e (San Juan
Box $50 tisns en- olaso do primerN pre-.
Cios sin compassionate, IN complete 8urtido
para construction de CaBaB. MoldufRH de
tolog tamafioS. TAblillaS para peTBianRB
Dsp6sitoB, San Juan fFOnts Rl muellO
n6msEo 2 SRntuEcs Stop. "a. Tel6fonoE
425 , 1880. Ia.
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DOROTHY DAINTY RIBBON SETS
Yust receibed at "LA VILLA DE MA
DRID". La Ultima novedad en- juegos de
cintas fnas para lazos y bandas; las hay
desde a SIS cada jUego. NuevO surtido de
Faldas y Abrigos de seda para Senoras,
asf como los mejores Casimires, AlpacRs,
Camisetas lejftimas Crepe etc; estos y
OtrOs muohos arti3ulos Sc acaban de recibir
en- la "VILLA DE MADRID". Vistenos
pldanos muestras y lie atenderemos
gustOsOs.
II. o. Box, 764, Telefono 278.
San Francisco 81. San Juan, p, r.
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ENTIRE los compradOEes de rslOjs1 &
pla8os On la joYeFia de F. KshrhAhn , 90
1s Eegala IN FsIOj ".WalthAm" uemanal'
meDts. La Ultima ssmRna obtuvo un0 81
nAfinr Z. dA Ia Fnenta. de EantuFoe.
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RestauTadOr Vital de RicOrd

RestauTa la vitalidad de los honabres. Ca
Iantizado. Precio $1-OO, orc. Siempre a la
msty. Ha curado otrOs, 10 cura V Sc
nolicitRn pedidos por correO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-15

II. LOPEZ CEPERO, San JOKE is
CompEa y ventA de musble8 On general.
Sc hRCsn pFsBtamOu dc diherO sObTs prem.
dRh de orc, plata y piedraB pTeCioBRH. Sc
CompTan prsndaG antiguRu , modeFnRo. Sc
CompTR , vsuds plRtR , ORC deteFioFRdo.
ConllRnte exiatenCiR do musbleS, & tipo
0con6micoa. BARRAs DE CATRE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-15

AL REOIBO De So enviamou
vueltN de oorreo un Feloi Elgin garRntizR'
do pOE diez amos, y poE SO rsmitimon uno
mIca W0lthRn. - r KehrhGhn. San
Juan p. r &p
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EN- LA GALE DE SAN JOSE nj
nero GO alquilR IN eBpRoiOso mirador.
InformRrSn en IL miBma Casa. 15 v. ..
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m On OCHENTA OENTA.
1fVG- Vos. Un miIlar de
w VH agujsH de fon6gTafou.
Sc envian poE coEF0o. FFaRqueO libYs.
GONZALEZ PADIN HMNs, San juan P. r,
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sE VENDE una oilla rsoliuRda p.Es
inv6lidos, CnRi nueva. DiFijirGe I rx
683; San Juan. 3VE
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EN- LA GALE DE TETUAN SO,
toECer piIO, 90 alquilAn dos buenRB habi'
iaciones con vista & ls Gale. S3 Rdmitsn
C0mSnaaleB. Is v. g.