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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-23
BIKE RACES AT SALTAIR.
Jackie Clarke Will Go After Half.
mile Record.

Five events are scheduled for Satair
this evening for the regular Sunday night
bike program. The feature will be the
half-mile record trial by Jackie Clarke.
The professionals have two races. an
Australian pursuit and a haif-mile han
dicap. The amateurs are also given
half-mile handicap. and an unknown dis
lance Ian amateur
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BOUNTIFUL'S CHALLENGE.
Manager Mann Is After Scalp of
Wandamerc.

Manager Mann of the Bountiful baseball
team takes exception 10 the claim of the
Wandamere team that they are champions
Of the state in the amateur division Mann
states that the Wandamere team defeated
Rountiful with the aid of state league
PLAYERS. but that they cannot do II with
ineir regular lineup Mann states his
team has on deposit with the State Bank
of Bountiful the sum of 500 that Wan
damere cannot defeat Bountiful in
series of three games. He says he is
ready 70 DiaV at any time.
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Y. NJ. C. A.. 8; o. S. l., 3.

In fast game the Y. NJ. c. A. team de-
feated the strong o. S l. aggregation at
Cummings field yesterday afternoon by
score of TO 3. The hoodoo which has
been shadowing the association boys for
several weeks was given sound drub-
bling. and the last seen of him he wa.
making tracks for Emigration canyon.
Steady work by Ludlow in the box for
Y M c. A, together with excellent team
support landed the game. The men lined
up as follows:
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Bathing is superb at saltaIr.

short hair in the tresses of the Seven
Sutherland Sisters
Bob was born a cross between a
Llewelyn setter and a cocker spaniel.
and so far as anybody knows he is
that still
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

Spokane. Wash. Aug. 22-Butte out
classed the Spokane men at bat on the
bases. in the field and in the pitchers
box. and the game never was in doubt.
Score: r. II. +.
Spokane 800 ................-... =
i, Batteries-Claflin. Hardness and Spen-
Ger: Holman and Roberts. Umpire-Car-
ruthers.
Tacoma. Aug 22.-Allen fell down In the
eleventh inning after pitching a splendid
game and Tacoma won. Score:
r. H. E
Tacoma 49,. ..--'.'.-..'..'.s.-
Seattle ...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .
Batteries-Carson and Shea; Allen and
Bunstine.
Aberdeen. Wash, Aug. 22.-Starkeil
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American Linens Play Park City.

The American Linen Supply team will
journey to Park City this morning to play
Linens is as follows:
Fitzpatrick Sd b.: Cox. I'd b.: E. Till
man. SIS: Halverson. c.: W. Tillman. LIST
b.: Peterson. c. f.: Boder. !. f.: Cotrell.
r T.: Ludlow, D.
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WINS AT DEAL BEACH.

Deal Beach. n. j.. Aug 22-The final
round of the Deal golf tournament was
won by c. A. Dunning of Nassau. three
up and one to play. The scoring was only
fair. Dunning going out in fOrty-two and
G.. T. Brockaw. the Baden Baden cham
pion, who was his opponent, in forty-six.
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and Ludwig; Sparks
q Doom. Umpire-Emslie.
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TWO GAMES SCHEDULED.

The Twentv-third ward baseball team
meets two teams on their grounds in
North Salt Lake today. The first game is
with Fort Douglas and the other with
the Deseret Live Stock team.
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DRAPER, S; sLUFFDALE, 4.

The Draper baseball team defeated
Bluffdale yesterday by a score of to T.
This is the second game of a series of
three. Bluffdale winning the first. The
third game will be PLAYED at Draper next
Saturday The series is for side bet of
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Salt Lake.

Two base hits-Bosquet. Scott. Base on
baIls-Off Grant ?. off Deane 3. Struck
out-By Grant 9. by Doane 3. Left on
hases-Salt Lake 6. Murray IL Hit by
Observation-Disclosures Bosquet. Stolen bases
d Donovan 2. Lumley 2. castro = Um-
pire-West. Time of game-2:l5 Attend
ance-S00.
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e. paul Aug. 22.-SpeciaIs from Mimi,
Ladies' Day.
saltair. Monday. Aug. "a.
BIG LOSS BY FIRE

Wilmington. VT. Aug o.-The Noun
tain Mills. owned by the Deerfield Lum
Der company. together with three tene
ment houses. all of the store houses of tn
lumber company and nine lumber-lade
freight cars was destroyed by fire today
Loss. s175. 900.
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M'lEAN DEFEATS ROOT.

Boston. Aug. 22.-Hugh Mclean of
Chelse defeated Eddie Root of New York
in the twenty-five-mii handicap paced
cycle race at Revere tonight. Time
27:li2-5
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Aberdeen. Wash. Aug. a2.-stsrkeIl
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FARMER GRANT
COULDN'T Be HIT
Murray Gives Him Good Sup
port and White Wings
Lost, 7 to 2.
BASEBALL TODAY.

The Occidental baseball team meets
= the Murray team at Walkers field =
this afternoon at 1890 o'clock. Salt y
Lake meets Ogden at Ogden at the
= same time. This will be the Occiden-
y tails first game home since their visit y
y through Idaho, and they expect to y.
= make a good showing Murray has y
y gained great confidence in its ability y
y during the past week and look for a y
y victory over the Occidentals today. y
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Farmer Grant. the pride OF Bountiful.
the l.. >. S. L.. Wandamere and several
of the other semi-amateur teams around
this neck OF the woods. has Joined the
Murray aggregation and thereby hangs
tale. Mr Grant did his first work on
the rubber for the smeiter town yester-
day and Salt Lake goes a peg down In
the percentage column as a result The
score was 10 ?. II was Murray's first
game since the smelter boys became IA
nous by beating the LuXus team and they
have become ambitious TO win the pen
nant
Grant received gild-edge support from
the Murray team and had the game well
In hand from the start. He had excellent
control and had the Salt Lake batters
guessing on his different slants and
shoots. In the fourth inning he retired the
side by tanning the three men who faced
him. In the fifth the first two up also
famed. making five straight that went
down before his pitching. Some of the
fans in the stand We're mean enough to
say that Umpire West helped Grant out
along about this time and maybe the fans
were not far wrong. However, he was
pitching ball al the time. anyway.
Deane was on the rubber for Salt Lake
ana did fairly well. Murray was lucky
in punching hits about the same time the
White Wings were pulling off a few
errors and the combination piled up the
runs against them
The fielding of Fuchell in middle was the
feature Of the game.
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At Kansas City.-Kansas City. 2, Indi-
annapolis, 3.
Al St Paul-St Paul. o: Columbus. H.
At Observation-Disclosures g. Louis
vile. ].
At Minncarolis.-M Minneapolis. 8; To-
ledo. Z.
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FIRST OF THE SEASON.
Heavy Frost Reported in Minnesota
Wisconsin and North Dakota.

Winnipeg. Man.. Aug. PA ve=y heav,
frost which appeared here last night will
heavily injure grain. much of which 4
vet to be cut in the northern part of tn
province.
ST. Paul. Aug. 22.-Specials from Mime
sofa. North Dakota and northern Wiscon
sin tell of a heavy frost last night. A larg
part of the flax crop is reported injured
Half OF The wheat is in shock and tn
rest is thought TO be ripening and out 9
danger.
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Score by innings
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RECORD GAME IS
WON BY PIRATES
PittSburg and Brooklyn Go
Seventeen Innings to
| to O Score.

Pittsburg Aug. 22-Pittsburg won the
greatest baseball game ever played in this
city from Brooklyn today. to 0. The
contest lasted seventeen innings. which
breaks all records for extra inning games
in this city, and equals the national
league record for Il TO o. games made
by Chicago and Boston, in 1901. The
worlds record for similar contest is
eighteen innings made by Providence and
Detroit, in 1882
Rain stopped the game today in the
second inning. but play was resumed In
twenty-five minutes on an extremely wet
field. and a couple of innings were played
in rather "A heavy rain.
Young and Pastorius each pitched
splendid game Both We're strong with
men on bases. Thomas saved the game
for the home team in the thirteenth in
ing by long throw TO the plate from
center field, catching Pastorius. The win
ming run was made in the seventeenth
inning after two men were out. Young.
the third man up, singled and went to
third on single by Thomas. Pastorius
passed Leach, filling the bases. Noeller
at bat for the first time knocked a Texas
Young! Yogng S Severe: second 0aSe 0r r. Il e
Pittsburg ....-......-.. ...........I II
Batteries-Young and Gibson; Pastorius
and Ritter. Umpire-ODay-
chicago. aug Z---lHe lOSl 10
Boston today in the fifteenth inning.
when Bates led off with his fifth hit.
sacrifice and two more singles fol-
lowed scoring two runs. The locals
could do but very little off Tuckey with
men on bases, his great pitching, with
brilliant support, shutting threatened runs
off In several innings: Score:
r. Fl. f.
Boston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Batteries-BrOwn and King; Tuckey and
Graham. Umpires-Rgler and Rudder-
ham.
St Louis, Aug. 22.-After errors had al
lowed the visitors to pile up four scores,
St. Louis rallied in the ninth and won
its third straight game from Philadel-
phia today. Score: r. II. E.
Philadelphia ------- .---.--..--.----4 b
Batteres-Beebe and Ludwig; Sparks
and Doom. Umpire-Emslie.
Cincinnati. Aug. 22.-New York made IT
three straight by hitting Ewing at OPP
perfume times. The locals had several
excellent opportunities to make the game
close. but could not get TO McGinnity at
these stages. Score: r. II. E.
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9
Cincinnati ..-..-...-....--..-. .-.---l D
Batteries-Ewing and Mclean: Ames,
McGinnity and Bresnahan. Empires
KLEIN and tombstone.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Los Angeles. Aug. 22.-Los Angeles gave
San Francisco an awful drubbing today.
Score: r. H. E
Los Angeles .................. II Is
Batteries riswalter and Easterly;
Skillman Jones and Berry and Kilfer.
San Francisco. Aug. 22-The pitching of
Loucks resulted in Portland being defeat
ed today. The northerners secured four
hits, which resulted in only one run, mado
IN the third inning. Score:
r. H. E
Oakland ...--- .......-..--........ IL o
Portland 900. ................ o
Batteries-Lolcks and Lalcnge: Kin
sella and Madden.
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stone ,. off Clark 5. off Harrison /. Home
run-Clark. Two-base hit-Wessler, c.
Burns 90. Stolen bases-Fulmer. Helmle
stone s. by Clark 3. Passed balls-J.
Burns (3 Stolen bases-Fulmer, Helme
(2). Black. Langley. Sacrifice hits.
Burns. Fulmer. Gimlin. Left on bases
Occidentals TO- Ogden g. Balk-Eckstone
Cmpire-Dutch Time of game-Two hours
Attendance-300
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Bicycle races. Saltair, tonight. raj
or shine. Fine card
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NoTTiNGHAMsHiRE WINS.

Nottingham. Aug. 22.-The Nottingham
shire eleven this afternoon won it's matcf
against the Gentlemen Of Philadelphia bl
100 runs.
Bicycle races, Saltair, tonight, rain
or shine. Fine card
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Boston. Aug. lizard hitting by the,
visitors and poor base running by the
locals gave Chicago today's game. Young.
Burchel and Smith were batted out of
the box. Score: r. II. r.
Chicago .......... ...............7 10 >
Boston -. ..:.;.'.;;:.;.;'. I'D
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Washington Aug. 22-Detroit batted
Hughes out of the box In seven innings
today and defeated Washington. Sum
mers was effective. but wild: Score:
Washington .....-..............- - o 3
Detroit ........................ ...6 IL %
Batteries-Hughes. Gates. johnson and
Street kahoe. Summers and Schmidt
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New York. Aug. 22.--New York-St. Loui.
game postponed: wet grounds.
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Batteries-Brown and King; Tuckey and
Graham. Umpires-Rigler and Rudder-
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Occidentals.
Ogden.

Totals ..............39 IL A26 Is
1.-TWO out when winning run was made.
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Murphy batted for Eckstone in the
ninth.
Score by innings:
Occidentals ......................0 900 100 200--5
Ogden ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 900 900 OFT
Summary Bases on baliS-Off Eek
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De VERDADERO IN
ter6S.
10 que dice Gsta Carte, SusCFita poi
un CoROCid0 PsriOJiSta Dc Ia Ha-
hana.
VtIs ID P0nl LOW 10 que dice d Ils PlldsFH9 Dol
Dr. Williams Ol siROr UIISGs 66mR Allan,
cuyO nOnbrO ls C0ROGltO % tOdl ID Isla,

Uno de los pEinoipale1 anheloB de TODD
buen hombTe Cd de hacsr nm bien la hu'
manidad, El sF. G6mez AIf4u que resi-
de en- ID Gale de AguiaF "a, Habans, es
un hombFe muY modesto pGEo no antepone
Bu m0deGtia & su humRnidad, pOF cRanto
saba gus eH hsceF nm bien 81 escEibir eRtA
carta Il Dr.. Williams Medicine Co., fs.
bEicantes de de dichas pfldoras:
'sHabiendo sido solicitRdo & der una tx
pFeai6n escFita de mi experiences con las
Pfldorau RoBadas del DR.. Williams, 81 CO.
nocido medicamento para lR gargCG , los
neTvioH, , iuzgando que deOlaVaCiones de
asta fndole, CuGndo est6n dentro de 10 ver'
dad, son para 81 bien Com6n, no vaOilo On
declarar mi completa cFeencis en- lR e6oa'
cia de dichau pfldoraB bRa6odome On los
Gguiantes caHos que han venido bRio mi
pPopia observation.
1. ola Sra. DR. Madalegna Fiol de
MendoSs, veCina de Is CRlle de las AnimaB
No. 122, en- eitR CiudRd. EGta st6oFR poF
OonssCuenCiaB dc pTolongRdo padeOimiento
DEE. Tom6 las PildoFaB RoBsdag del DR..
WilliRmB, las seiB ssmRnas de tF&ta'
mianto se tEanRform6 con la robultsZ de
que diafrutR hoy, ca peEfsCta salud.
q Don MelohoT FeFFeE, ConoCido Co
mercianta del embaECadeEo de Rio BlRncO,
Pcis. Pinar del Rio. En- una vista que
hiCs diCho aeffsr me llam6 la atsnci6n
YER On ell convoy con 10 ComidR IN pomito
de IRn PfdorRs Ro1adaB del DR.. Williams,
le pFegunt6 quien sstaba tomando laB
pfldoraS. Son una gran medicinR, me
contest6, ,-pueu haCa dos amos que padscfa
unos ataqusH dibiIidBd que me impOEili'
tshan para atendeT & mis- 1uehRCeFeg de
este modo tan Fudo como Vd. We, con
esa pfldoFaB volvf ser la columnR que
sostiene GatR numeToBa fsmiliR. Deade en-
tonces hsgo uso de elias cRda vez que ms
siento indiBpuesto y soy con gusto 81 mejor
props gandistR que dichsH pfldoEas tisnen
por aca"'
"En eBte teEcaE case hablO pOF mi
pEopia experisnCia. HsllSb8ms muy d6bil
durante una tempoTsdR , despu6s de he
Der tornado vRrios Eeconstituyentss nin OBJ
EaneE Fasultado, principle tomRF les Pill
doFRa R9sadR8 del Williams, con laB CuRleB
logr6 que deaapaTecieFa la dolenCia, FeOo
brando 81 despejO mental , el guHto para
mis- lRboreB intslectusleB."
Mas de tFeinta amos Rl BsTvicio del "Dia'
rio de la Marina, eH una de las mejoreu
recomendaciones en- favor del ST.. Gomez
Alfau. MuchaB perBonas en- Cubs , en-
otEos pa1seg han eacrito cartaB similaFsS
Fespeto do las Pfldoras RossdaB del DR..
Williams,y On clio Sc baSA Ia incompatible
popuIaFidad del medicamento, como & TO-
nico excslents para ls multitud de peqae'
has Intermediates que aqueisn la humR'
nidad TodRS laB bnticas venden Las Pfl'
doIaB Roaadas del DIR. WILLIAMS.
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BANCO POPULAR.
DE ECoNoMIAs Y PBEsTAMoe
COnvOoatoria.

Ell Conssio de gobierno de eBta soCisdad,
en- session oEdinaEiR CelebFada ls noChe del
II del actual, aCord6 fjar 81 dia ~ del
CorRients mes, hora de las BistQ y media
de ID noche, para la celebration de lR Jun
ta general oFdinaria que se Contraen loB
EBtatutog , Reglamentos por que % riga
este BRnc0, sn los EaloneB del mismo olta'
blecimiento.
Con el Iaudabls prOp6Bito de que los
acueEdo8 que ue tomsn, Fegultsn TSvsBtidos
de IL mayor autoEidad, ss ruegs loG So
flores accioni1tas % aBistenCiR 81 aeto, ~
psraonaIments poF delegation, Ssg6n Be
determine en- Ia 8ecCion teTCeTa, aEtfCuloa
y2-y 5 de los Eefs idol EStAtutOB.
Asi mismo fu6 acueEdo tambien hacsF
Babar los Befiorel impOnentss que par
tir del dia 13 del CoEFiente mes quedR
alberto 81 pago de Los intsTssaB Los tens'
doreB de libFstas que correspondent 81 ue'
mestrs que vsnoi6 81 81 de DiCiembEo
6Itimo
San Juan de Puerto Rico 13 EnsFo de-
19O8.-El Director Gerente, Damian
MonseTGt.- El SsCEetaRio, Juan BeyIsy
avs
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RepubIlcanOs ST, Quljotss jamas

Los que han tsnido 10 diehR de vsnir &
la libre America, los que miriam haoia sde.
lante no quisren quedaYBe Convertidos
ca eutstuR de BRl no pueden jam6B cslsbTar
fieBtaB en- honor de monarqulsG deCadentes
que son Ia Causs y la degeneration dc las
naoioneG, que bajo gobieTnos librsB fgura'
rfan ls cRbez8 y no la cola. En- Puer-
to Rico para bisn del pals y dc loG esprit
tus que amRn Il ibsFtad, "a impeEa 81
regimen Espubliosno Las m6quinaa ,
muebleB de AErivf, que como ls luz, se
bEsn para las teutsB cOFonadas, no tienon
FRz6n de ser.
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BOSTON BlzAR.

Cada dis tienon mayor aceptaci6n loB
artfCuloB de este RcEsditRdo eItabIeCimien'
70. En- objstol fnoI para cabaIleroB como
coTbatas, CintuToneB, pajRmnB, msdiaI, CO.
miIal, Ouellos, etc., ETC., 81 auytido 90 es'
pl6ndido. En- aEtfOulos dc fantasia com
placemou 81 gustO mas CapEiChOBO. ACa'
bamoB dc ReCibiE an bonito suFtido dc
peinetaB para ssfi9raG. Tambien tenemol
ca ConntGnte existancia paEagua1, maletal
para viaje, goEEas iuinidad de aFt1CuloG
que asffa pTolijo enumerRE. TOdo
pEeCio Humamente m6dic0.
Por todon loo corrsOs reCibs novodader
ell s.BoSton Bazar'', de CoHteB MufiiE.
San Francisco 81.
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TanDI6n 50 collIgan los ladronu8.

Haos POGO fusron aFraatsdou ca Paris
cuatso lidrones de iglesias que actuaban
CosligadoB.
Los roboS que han sfsctuado son incal'
Culableg.
AIguuoB de elIoH causan aHombFo, como
eI del buEto de "saint BRudime'' de tsmR'
no natural, joyR de an valor artfStioo Ak
trsordindrio , otros santos de CreCido va
loT, que fusron transportation entsFoU.
Ds joyRg, custodiaS, etc, etc, no hsy ps'
ra que hAblar. Los fAmosoB ladrones son
Ia fAmilia Thomas (pRdre madEe hijo) ,
an tel Faure.
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VA LLEGARON las medias francesas
para niflos que esperaban en- la VILLA
DE MADRID. Las familias que deseen
cOmprar esta mercancia absOlutamente ga
rantizada, pueden solicitarla en- este e,sta
blecimientO. Adenas del color negro pro-
pias para cOlegios, Sc han recibido en- otros
colores desde $3.50 q $500 la docena. Tam
bien Eecibimos un magnifico surtido en-
FALDAS y ENAGUAS para Sefltoras.
PAJAMAS para hombres, ,asf coma un buen
surtido de Calcetines franceses, Perfume
ria de los mejores fabricantes de Europa
dncluso Guerlain), el mejor Pafio de brillar
que SO impOrta en- PtO. Rico; un explendi.
do surtidO en- CASIM4RES para Ia prOXl-
ma estaci6n las leiftimas PINE APLE
clOtz que no tieneu cOmpetencia.
PrOXimamente GRAN realization de
TIRA6 BORDADAS menos de la m1tad
pc su preciO. San Francisco 81. IeIefonO
S7S. P. Q. B. 764. San Juan p. r.
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u1a4eo
nduce
gavsa nehd
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VENTA de caProG, muIas, cabaIloB, he.
EEamientas otros dtile8 dc construction.
2 mSquinR1 de gaBOlinR.
Taladros para piedra de aiEs CompRi.
mido.
80 Mules todaB en- buena copdici6n.
4 carroH de custEo rusdas maFOa 'fStude.
backer."
Palag, picos, csrretillal, barras de hierrO,
marrones, martillo1 infnidRd do heElA'
mientRn
material arribR mencionsdo, puede
verBs en- Bayam6n en- Salto de OomsFfo.
Para mss irformes. dirigiFBe & q. s. MiIler
Superintendente de CONSTRUCTION J. g.
White & Co, Eataci6n del Trolley. ~.
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Pro BONO PUBLIC0.

Los llamados vinos y cordiales preparacio-
mes sin sabor de aceite de bacalao son compues-
tos espirituosos cue contienen una fuerte proper
ci6n de alcohol de dudosa calidad, pero ningdn
aceite de bacalao Por la gran cantidad de al
cohol que tales preparedness contienen, ejercen
sobre el ORGANISING un efecto estimulante al
principle, pero enervador y debilitante alarga.
La administration de estos vinos cordiales
puede producer en- los ninos resultados fatales
porla Influenza perniciosa que ejerce el alcohol
en- el sistema neryioso.
Estos vinos Y cordiales 8 preparedness sin
sabor que Sc dicen contener los alcaloides 6
principles activos del aceite de h1gado de ba-
calao, contienen por 10 menos de 15% 20%6
dc alcohol ademas de afectar ell sistema ner-
vioso y perturbar las funciones de nutricion,
cream en- los adultos la fatal propensi6n al uso
de beb1das alcoholics, y sus efectos en- gene
raj son comparables los del ajenio, los del
aguardiente Y otros icores embriagantes
Cuando el cuerpo esta debilitado, haco y
extenuado, no requiere estimulantes alcohol
cos sino una alimentacion buena y abundante
en- grasa en- principles nntricios que engorde
Y fortifque, Y por ESQ los mGdicos recetan la
EMULSION de SCOTT, que contiene el aceite
puro de h1gado de bacalao de Noruega, que es
Ia grasa que mas facilmente Sc asimila el
mejor alimento natural.
Ademas del aceite de higado de bacalao, la
Emulsion de Scott contiene la Glicerina que
ayuda Ia pronta digestion del aceite, y los Hi
pofosftos de cal de soda que nutren el cere-
bro, los nervios y los huesos. La Emulsion de
Scott no puede substituirse con NADIA como un
creador de carnes, sangre y fuerzas
Su nejor recommendation es el uso constante
que de ella hacen todos los mGdcos del mundo
en- el tratamiento de Ia Tisis de todas las
Intermediates cOnsuntvas
! " 81 ~ = y -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-18

Aver los individuoB GregoTio Her
n6ndez Felix RoIado, fuoron dstsnido.
en- PueEta dc Terra por infriugir Las or
denAnEas municipales , Beg6a infoEmes'
amboB armsFon an fuerte eBC6ndalo ca 81
CuaFteI de poliCiR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-18

En OGtR impFenta g Vends paPeI De
poEi6dido vieio { 5000 lo8 48 kiloa ('sn
qWiNtaL)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-19
SHIPPING REPORT


Arrived,
Steamer Castle Eden tBrD Sea
brook. Earien-tO White Oak Coal
Company for bunker coal.
Steamer Bay Port. Jensen. Lynn
to White Oake Coal Company In bal
last.
Schooner Henry W. Crump. Nc
Kown, 30 jtOn--lo Chesapeake Ohio
Coal and Coke Company In ballast.
Barge Baroness from Providence
TO White Oak Coal Company III bal
last.
Barge Badger from PrOvidenCc--tr
White Oak Coal Company In ballast.
Barge Lewis H. St. John fro IN Ne"
York-to SmOkriess Flu Company in
ballast.
Barge Scul!y from Prov idencc-to
Chesapeake & Ohio Coal and Coke
Company in ballast.
Barge New Jersey from Prevalence
TO ChcSapCak & Ohio Coal and
Coke Company in ballast.
Barge Francis S. Hampshire from
Pro .idcncc-to Chesapeake 4 OhiC
Coal and Coke Company In ballast