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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-23

Tied to wharf at Boothbay Harbor,
for her last resting place. is the fine
old schooner yacht Atalanta built more
than 50 years ago for the eNpatriated
millionaire, William Waldorf -\stor,
now raturalized British subject,
writes an exchange. The old vessel has
peculiar interest not alone for her
early ownership, but for her early ca
rcer since the days of the 10's when she
travelled with the finest of the pleasure
feet. During her existence she has
sailed through an entire chapter in the
history of American yachting, a chap
ter that is paralleled. i'll all its main
Incidents, Fy the most fabulous growth
of the great American fortunes. like
that of the Astors; fortunes that made
such luxurious toys as yachts possible
t. the sons and grandsOns of men. who
ike John Jacob Aston, William Wal
DORIS grandfather, made his money
selling goods over the counter. William
Waldorf was but rs years old when the
ATLANTA was built. He laVishcd mon
cy on her, but soon tired of his play
thing and the schooner passed 10to
other hands. Since 1875. when Mr., AS
tor sold her, she has had a dozen or
more different owners BY some she
has been raced and by others used for
cruises, long ard short. Old yachting
men recall the ATLANTA as one OF the
crack racing fleet 80 wears ago and one
history If American yachting contains
her picture, by q famous artist, repre-
senting her laid to in a gale off the
Georges banks. When new and fully
fitted the ATLANTA was worth 10000.
Now she hardly represents hundTehtn
part of this SUN and this depreciation
represents the average loss on g yacht
Of her kind. Her ballast was formerly
lead and was worth about $4,000. This
was later removed and iron substitut-
ed. Her fasten;ngs We're partly iron
and partly copper. This craft was
built at City Island, n Y, in 1915, by
David Carill, She was rebuilt in 1874
when seven feet We're added to her
stern much to the detriment of her
appearance She was taken to Booth
bay Harbor to be stripped for junk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-23

The Deering schooner Henry o. Ear
rett has just made trip from Boston
t, Brunswick, Ca, which Bath seafar-
ers say is a record breaker. The trip
was made in a little less than four anu
a half days. The Barrett was the first
flve-masted schooner built without
knees ana has never beer changed.
Although it was freely predicted by
some that she would not be a success
she has surprised all by her excellent
performances and record trips. She is
in command of Captain F. F. Dunton,
who is considered one of the best conn
E,anderS on the coast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-23

From. time to time rumors start that
the immense tide power which existed
at Winnegance, before the dam became
in it's present bad condition, is again to
be harnessed and used for manufacture
ing purposes by the generating OF cleo
trio power Everyone in this locality
knows that there is an immense power
there and that it can be made to work
for d comparatively small outlay. The
power there when the dam is tight Is
almost continuous and the only thing
necessary to provide continuous power
is to arrange some system by which
electricity can be stored for use during
the period between tides. 1t Is said
that this week a Bath man Interested
in the development of the tide power
and well known tinancfer from an
other state recently visited WinncSdnce
and looked the property over. AS re-
suit of this visit Winnegance people
are taking on fresh courage and hoping
the day is not far distant when big
power house will be located there.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-14

Tonight the Eagles will meet in
regular session.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-14
HOMESTEADS TO BE
ENLARGED.-COMMITTEE
REPORTS FAVORABLY

The public lands committee in the
United States senate yesterday re-
ported favorably upon two bills to
enlarge the homestead acreage unit
In arid and semi-arid states. One
was Senator Smoot's bill, which per
mits entry as n homestead of 800
acres of non-irrigable land, and pro.
vides for granting patent after cul-
tisation during five years after en-
try. Residence on the hnd is not
required.
Objection was made to this bill
originally by Senator Hepburn, who
insisted that Idaho should be ex-
cepted from Its provisions. At yes
terday's meeting he withdrew his op-
position and Idaho is included with
other arid states in the scope of the
measure.
The committee also reported ia
vorably the Dixon bill, which applies
exclusively to Montana, and which
permits the entry of $50 acres as a
homestead, 40 acres of which may
be irrigable land. The Dixon bill re-
quires a residence of Ave years and
proof that improvements worth not
less than $1.25 per acre have been
made as requisite for a patent.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-14
A BALANCE OF Se,7Is. 81
IN HANDS OF THE Y. NJ. G. A

More than a majority of the di-
rectors were present last night at
the regular monthly meeting of the
board of directors of the Grand
Junction Y. NJ. C. A.
Secretary House announced that
George Hodges, secretary of the in
ternational committee of the Y. NJ.
G. A., had been secured for an ad-
dress in this city on Saturday even
ing. February %. The meeting will
probably be held in the Congrega-
tional church.
The monthly report of Treasurer
]. C. Plank shows that on January
16 there was a balance of $6.665.26
on hand. From January 16 to Feb
ruary 13 the sum of s493.3O had
been collected. During the past
month a total of s439.95 has been
1851.
General Secretary Will A. House
made report on the. work of the
state convention at Greedy last
week.
The membership committee re-
ported that progress is being made.
1t was announced that the CON
tract for the tin and cornice work
on the new building had been award
ed to ]. H. Lane, he being the low
est bidder.
1t was decided at the meeting last
night that a detailed and accurate
statement of all the receipts and ex-
penditures of the Grand Junction Y.
NJ. C. A. be prepared and mailed to
the subscribers when the next call
for payments is issued the first of
June.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-14

me engthenng days give approaching sprine
sort OF intuition that
busiest valley 'eaf VIII De one
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-14

Miss Clara Stoner. aged about 20
years. daughter of a well known
ranchman of the Rhone community,
was operated on Tuesday at st.
Mary's hospital in this city for ap-
pendicitis and other abdominal trou-
eles. Drs. Plumb and Abbott were
the attending physicians. The young
lady is reported today as getting
along very nicely and will recover in
good time.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-14

tbat one S Hungarian reading the
Sladys vanderbilt has had the
taking his un nt.
beng having visible '"e country
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-14
1t Is Very, Very Silly

s Mr. Ta w as If % that
an Valley then 5 ps @ mr Of
mission of P5gsy PS nosn % that that the policy Mr.
his 'Da endonea s isa Ssng Hs reeaised
what In c sSasafea eesehtq 9s sash o,s4 tenn
S1a Ss2 sugar nerssa
se beet a s nes Fs and ns at
s h a labor aps q ,Ss s
that S dla' % rs a' should @ @ ea hss as am am
@ s s. hsa sss.s ss s
S ut 9 that tn as Sh e
'f es sad hs Thsa sa ss' % @ adds msn
brings w sHPe SSes Sa at that which
s,rsp asS. ssss Of
simply silly aas nd Mesa Is edun t
eesa @ esss sDee @DsT s : next sss sas
1 @ ana the the ew Ct a thinks thin
ssss4 u" ,s ss,sa ss s
s % 214ss ssRe4 10
%ss Of n sspons for for rs 1s
ss6 hH1f aH nss s y % nS5ss for sss s5,s.
from n ait sns sn ls0a 5s s w
he as s se ha n M sapp nss any
a sad as Il I sssSsss ss At
canddaey " any service for
b NV would % appear to that thai the agony could be
Dsaa into tn 0sssmnf ss 1as1 a9 s
~oad a s as Stigma nss ssss, , TIE
sas 'ss' s9 even s asa
@ ssvo ssrss h. sas
tn sr4s the j s,ss oshs can @
sss ss 9s sa % % @ Illicit III & 's
anqsF @ oae Sse Of s Ms s IS,
a Tf'a %as as a nans
erraf darling m uS Rs1s 0 his
o ahs be run out Of the
5 ns a s days approaching spring
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-14

John Hughes, aged IS years, one
of the Oldest citizens of Mesa coun-
ty, died yesterday at his home near
Whitewater. He suffered from the
dropsy. The funeral and interment
took place today. The deceased was
well known and highly respected.
He had resided In Mesa county for
nearly twenty. years. s,--
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-14

There have been no new develop
ments regarding the explosion at the
Dragon mine. The fire has practi-
cally died out and the men have
started to work reopening the mine
The portion of the mine in which the
two Greeks were supposed to have
been working will not be opened for
some time. There is no question but
what the tive men are dead,
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-14

Glenwood Springs Post: Rev. B.
l.. Rice. former pastor of the Pres
byterian church in this city, is visit
ing a few days here. Mr.. Rice has
quite recovered his normal health
having spent the winter in Grand
junction, and Is en- route to For
sytne, Mont, where he has accept
ed the pastsrate of a church.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-14

There will be. big attendance
tonight at the ball to be given at
the auditorium under the auspices
OF the drill team Of the Woodmen of
the World, and there is no question
but what the dance will be one of
the most enjoyable of the season.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-14

The dance given last evening at
Margery hall by the Bachelors Club
was one of the merriest yet given
by that popular social organization.
The young people thoroughly en-
Joyed every moment of the evening.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-14

Dave Smith has returned to tn,
CITY atter visit of several month,
at his old home in Indiana.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-14

The county commissioners ad-
jotrned last night after being in ses-
sion nearly two weeks.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-14

The young ladies of the Congre-
gational church will have food
sale at Woods tea store, Saturday.
2 pm.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-14

The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs F. w. Haller of Fruita died
yesterday and was buried today.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-02
Ell nusV0 fiscal de
Ia C0rte de HuuaCa0

Sale hoy para HumNcRo, con obieto de
tomar poBoni6n del cargo dc fiscal de aque'
lla OoFtO para eL que hR HidO designRdo
por 81 gObsrnadoE y COnfrmOdO pOr 81
ConGeiO BjOCutivO, nusAtEo distiDguidO
CompAtriotG 81 LCdo PAlaCioB RODRIGUEZ.
El LCdo. PRlaCioB Rodriguez ha delem
ptfiRdo distintoa oargos On lG RdminiBtEA'
Ci6n judicial de Ia isis y tiltimGmante era
vocal do la "Oomiai6n del SsEviCio Civil
do Puerto Rice"
Fu6 RnteEioEmente jueE de paz en- 10
CiudRd y en- Ia adminiItFGOi6n americans
hG deasmpt 1Rdo 81 cargo dc iuez INFERNO
de FHjATdO poT ComiDi6n especial del 60
biOrno de l8 iBlR,
DsTpuoB uHtuv0 tres megeB degsmpt lAnd0
interiDam monte 10 fBcaliR dc Guyana.
Era haItS 8hoER snoCiado al ConocidO
LC1o. senior EduPrdo ACufiR en- oUY0 acre
ditAdo bufeto trabsj6 mas de un Afio.
La deAignRci6n del Ttferido CompAtEiotA
para ol cargo dc fACal dc HumRCRo ha ii
do muy biOn reCibida poE In opinion pd
blioa y Ia resOluci6n dol gobeTnAdor Post
90 juzga como mug OCertRdR.
SuBtituy Rl senior PaIGCit RodEigusz en-
lA "0omisi6n del Bsrvicio civil" otrO com.
patriots iIpGtsado diutiDguido como On el
LCdo. Befior Juan do GuzmGn BsniteE,
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MUJERES PlLI0aS.
asessitan de este Eficaz Msdica.
rlentO para EaIiausGsI "a SaDgIs.
Lea W. 10 que Dice Dc las RItoras Rusatls
del DT. Williams Ull GtRotIaa SeHOll Do
Monterrey.


LA debilidad que casi ConntantsmantS
aqusja muchas muiaro1, partIouIsrmsnt8
entire Les edadsl de guinGs = tEsinta amos,
g debe sRlVO poCRB excopcions8, p0bFsza
de sangEe. EGoH principles de AnemiR
qultAn el hum0r quito para lol atEsCti
yoB do lR vidR, = minRn lR Galud con con-
a9CuenCiag peFmanentog, lin quo DO dc uuO
Cuenta de clio. Pcaciaa puel nm t6nico
an6FgiCo para lR sBngTe: PTaoisRn lau PHI
doFas Rosadag del Dr.. Williams, ,madiCa:
mento dignO do t0da ConfRnza pOrqus de-
6l aa ,sgcFiben CGFtRa como egts, que Fsmite
u 8FG TomABa G0nzGiez dc DaVila, calIa
l5 do Mayo, CiudRd dc Monterrey,
UPoF1G prsasnts csrtiico 81 DR. WI
lliama Medicine o., que hRllGndOms sgo'
bisds poF Anemis, Bufffa hoFEiblemsnte
do abatimisntO general On todo mi ger, dsa'
VaneCimientos, inBCmnio, fsltB de apetite,
stc. OOmpFeDdiondO que de dia en- dfa wi
NAL EG ibR SgPAvRndo, Connult6 con varies
faCultAtivoB, Cuy0B msdiC8mentos no l0grR'
ron EGHtAbleCeF mi egcRBa Balud, ? mi pRli'
dtz lbs Gumentando.
Un dfR, gHaCiaa & IR PEovidanCia, me
FegAlaFon Uns publication EsfaTsnta & IaB
PfldoEaa R0BadRE del DR.. Williams Y en-
teTGndomO de cRBos RnGlogoH Rl mfo, pare
CLONE que an diChaR pfldoFag debOFfR de
GncOntFaF hiquisrR aliViO & mi ps8AEoHs
dsbilidad. O0mpE6 puss un frsBquito ,
al tsEminRrlo me ssntf IN POGO mss animR'
Dc. Me procure mas , Beguf lRB inEtFuO'
OiOnOs que viensn con los frssCOs, y suta
foe 81 Fsmsdio salvador para mi, p1sB ga'
ne r6pidAmentO en- fOeHzRG, y Obtuvo una
ouEaCi6n radical, as.msntaNdo dieOiseie Ri.
IOs de pesr. ConvsnCida de 10 tficacia dc
eStaa pfldoraB, Lea he uIadO On CBSR para
mis fsmiliREeg, = Iag Fscomisndo liompEe
que tepg0 oCaGi6n. No pusdo pNIarms
ain expFesaF mi gVatitud, aun ButoEiEaE
10 publication de sstR CaEtS On bisn de mia
ssmejantSl..' (EsCEito , fEmG CsrtifCa'
dos poF 0l Lie. OrispiniAnO MsdVjgsl, No
tRrio P6blico, ca MonteFFeY).
81 prsCiR va. ga s9lu1, no accepts min
g6n pEscio, Bustitutoa las PfldorRu RoRA'
dSH del DR. WILLIAMS. AaBi todRa lan
boticaH vendsn Las IejftimRB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-02
Ia LUZ ELECTRICA EN- BAYAMON.
HubOIlnOehO gran rOgoeIIa On Ia GIHAlt,
(De musStrO oorrespOnsaE. }

Jalio 2.-Anoch0 poE pTimeT3 vGz 90
AlumbF6 eAta ciudsd, con lug Ol6ctFicR.
EAts aconteCimisnto, cause como 90 ma
tUrAl, gran FegocijO en- loB ciudadRnog que
hRCe muCho tiempo 'dGBsRbAn yer G Ba'
yam6n GlumbrRdo con esa luz que indiCa
pEogEeBo cultuFa, en- IugaE do LOS faEOlel
de gas, ligno dc TetroCesO , pOr 10 tAnto de
tFiste FeCueFdo para ID vida de loB pue- los
que como 6sto, los faROles fdGrOn completes
do muChRB hazAf1Rg, ,oomatidRg al RmpRF0 de
Hu d6bil luz, CuRnd0 una mRn0 criminal
loH spagahR pOF complete para FsaliEar %
intgnt0.
A las 8 en- punto RpsFeci6 Ia luz. lle'
nandO loB fOCOB = l6mpREAs incandGgesnte1
billaB de Los eatablscimiontoB CaBaB par
tiCulaFes, dGndols q 10 Ciudad un a8peoto
mBgnffco. LaB inutRIRcionOg hechas no
pueden B0r mejoFeg, RBi como la luz e8 GIa'
70, potsnto y 8eguFa. Muy BatiafOcho y
oTgull0aO d6bs FBtRE 0l BefioE aIcald0 Viz
giIio DEVilR, como los BefiorGa que diEigen
Ia 0dministEaci6n municipal, de eats ada'
Isnto, que le han dado al pueblo que los
ha slegidO para lOl CaTgoB que d6nsmps'
liap. a. s..- -.
La lu1 sI6ctEioR, & mas do ser un 8igno
de pEOgEsaO, Oh adsm6H una gRFantiR para
loB CiudRdanoB, pusB en- el RCSusl periodic
electoral, no hAb r6 quisn cola una OBcale'
rills , spagus 0l fAEOl que queds fFents 6
la Casa del advefBgrio para dREls la OOhsi'
guient0 pRlisR, como OcuFEi6 en- 6poOa no
muY leian& rPoF sso 90 que una vez mas,
aplaudimos ysfaliCitRmou al actual aICa!de
Dueatro queTido amigo ViTgilio DGvilG.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-02
RELAGIONES DIPLO-
matiCas rOtaS.
DifiCuItadeS RRtTe BaCiOneS GuT0peaS
vel prsSidente Castro,
COnfsTenGias en- Washington ] diffCil
SltuaCi6n con HOIanda.
JUAN BRASCHI.
Director Inferno.

Las Eel0CionOB diplom6tiCcGB entire los
ERtadoG UnidoB = Venezuela han Bido iD'
tsrFumpidNB Los miembE0g do lG lega.
Ci6n americana en- Caracas Ont6n espeEandO
al AHEibo del ca fionero "MaTisttA" & PueH'
TO Cabsllo para embNrCRr con Eumbo & los
EAtadoB Unidog.
Jacob Sleeper, quo hN sItAdo & cargo de
Ia legaCi6n durante ID ausenCiR del Minis.
trO americana Mr. Russell, y Francis A.
RugglsI, un 0ttnohs mi.itAr, uAljeTon de
Caracas 81 20 de Juni0 con direction &
Puerto CGballo para Allf embRFCar On Gl
MaEiettF."
LOn interoasn de los EstRdou UnidoB en-
VOnezuels fdeFon pusntoB cargo do 10
legaCi6n del Brasil, PIT fri6ndOBe eAt0 re
pGbliCO, porquO Lar potenCiAD GuEopeAB
snt6n teniond0 tambien muChNI difCultadoB
con Ol prenidGntO CautrO = Bu g0bi0Enc.
ri consul americana hB pOImar eCid0 en-
Caracas & cargo do lCB arlhivOI.
FL pTeBidGnte Castro lego q Caracas
daspuoA do una laTg8 auIenCiG On el int0'
rioF de Ia rep6blicR. So inespsENdo aFIibo
atraio mucho 10 atsnCi6n y muChos y d.
vernos rumoreB CiECulGFon poE Ia CiUdRd
ouando loo r0pEeBentanteI do lOO EAtBdOB
nidou AbandonaEon IL legaoi6n,
CiRCul6 81 Fum0F de que muy pEonto
hAbEfs una ruptuFa con HolRndR.
La crisis con HolRndR proviene del Gle.
RE de los pusEtog venezoIanoB { loH buque1
holRndo10I, pOF doCreto especial de Castro.
Ell miniEtFo holand6B j. II. do RenS
protoIt6 EiguFoIRmontO de eI0 deOroto, psro
Ol presidents rehuB6 modifCGT las 6FdenGu
que hRbia dsdc.
Esto he dNdo lugRF una gran oontrO'
vN RiR entire HolRndR Venezuela = el mi
nis!E0 do Rens 90 afrma que sgt6 sSp0rAn'
do IaI dltiman inBtFuoCioneB do Bu gobiaFno
para obrAr do RcusTdo con les 6EdsneG que
TOCibN.
NotioiaB FecibidRB do Warrington on
New York ConiEmRn que Las FelaCiOneI
entire EGtadoB UnidOS y VsneEuelR eHt6n
muy tiEAntsB que los hombEGs de ID l0gA'
ci6n en- Caracas han aldo TetiTRdoa.
So dice que 81 GsdoF Veloz Gpitica, que
O. elITepPo80ntante de Venezuela en- loo 3.
dos UnidoH, tuvo una laTgG OonfOrenciA
con ol HubBeCEetaTio de EatRdo Mr. AdGO,
pOro 6Ite no hG queEido deCiL NADIA GCeECa
do 0lR OonfeTOnCia.
TambiOn 90 afrmR que Mr. Russell, nj
nitro americana en- Venezuela eBtuvo en-
Oyster Bay On donde ConfoFsnCi6 con Gl
pFonidente Roosevelt RCsroa do los dltimOI
HuCeaos de Venezuela.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-02
EI doctor don Salvador CarboneII.

Aver embarc6 para los Eatado8 Unid0g
muy dalicado do Balud, nue8tFo iIuntEa
Compatriota q doctor don Salvador Car
bon0ll.
Uno do IO8 puertoFFiqueio8 de limFia y
honEoBR hiBtoTiR p0lfticR Gg Ol doctor Car
bonall.
SiEvi6 & 10 pafB con n0bleEB = con va
lGntfa en- 6poCaB diffCilea para 10 profession
dc IibeEale8
F0HtsnGca & ls visia falRnio do luehad0'
res de Ia tallR do l0s que 90 llamsFon
BaldoEioty, Marin, Antonio Molinas otc-
A "a aYsnsada sdad. Is dolsnCiR gus
lie afsctA inBpiER series Cuidados 8 sua f.
miliREGB.
"La Correspondence haCG sinCsEoa
votoa poFaus 81 clima da NoFta America
dovuslva Il aIud a venerable atEicia,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-02
Restanradnr Vital de Rifnrd

Restaura la vitalidad de los hombres. Ca
EantizadO. PreciO $1-OO, orc. Siempre Ia
Venta en- la FaTmacia de Fidel CUTLER
mety. Ha curadO Otros, 10 Cura W Sc
ROlicitan pedidOs pOr COrreO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-02
IngsnisTO Que rGRunGia.

Hs CoSadO do prentar HuI aervicios On
q mUDiCipio dc Ia CiudNd 81 inesniOEO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-02
En- Ia Mansion EjeCutiVa.
N0mbramientO del Se10r C. M. Ma
neS para inspector de la BOIiCIa
iRSuIar.
Ell gNherDldOr plSd Ia ROGhe
On VeIa y no rGGIbI6 hoy.

Ayer taEde nombr6 el gobsrnGdoE Post
para el cargo de inspector del cusEpO de lG
poliCiG inEulAE, &c Las plaEaB CECadAI 6l,
timAmento, oil Wfior g. M. Names.
Mr.. Mans 90 conocido On la iHla hace
AIgunoI d u reside aquf hAbiondo dessm'
ptiiSdo 81 cargo de tNBAdor investigator
en- OI depaEtRmento do TeuoEOEfP. Fus
deAignGdo para Ol cargo do inspector de
elsCCioneg On 1904 y 90 hombre do 10 con-
fanz9 del gObsrnAdOT.
Con motive del fsllocimieuto del CoEonOl
Hsmill, oourrido Rnotha, sl gobOrnAdor
POAt pGB6 t0dA lA noths On wells, en- union
do OtrRa perGOnaF, y OBta mafiAna 30 en-
contEabR indispuelto no hRbiendo, por Gnts
motive, rsCibido niDgunR vinita de ptrio'
digtag nj de OtENs peRgOnRE.
El HsCFatREiO particular del gobeEnadoF
eltuvO muY oCupadO en- lR mHfisnO do hoy
ultimandO datallsg del entisFEO del coron0l
Hamill y en- OtrOO aBuntOI ? tampooO FsCi'
bio ninguns visits.
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FL PETRoLEo . ACEITE DE

Ell PEIROLEO . -ACEITE DE
AEUMBRAR Y QUEMAR NO ES UN
ALLMENTO. Como Sc ha pretendido Dor
RlgunOs 1ndustrfales recOmendar el aceite
de petr6leO como un sustituto del aceite de
hfgadO de bacalaO, debemos advertir pOr el
bien de los m1smOs enfermOs que Ell Rceite
de petToleO es una substancia mineral, ueu
81 SO Usa inteEnamente Cd expelida integFa
pOF las eV&cuac1Oneg intestinales, causRn-
do q la larga inflammation de las Was dfges-
twas.
Carec pOr 10 tanto de Ia propiedad esen-
CiRl de tOdO alimentO, la de ser asimilable
y vOlverse parte de los teiidOs OrganicOs y
no puede nj TemOtamente cOmpaFaFse con
ell aceite de h1gadO de bacalaO; cuya pro
pfedad de nutrir fOrtaleceF los organis-
mos d6biles 10 han hechO tan necesRrio y
tan justamente apEeciado en- tOdO Ell mum
do. =
La mejor manera de tomar 81 aceite de
hfgadO de bacalaO es en- la forrns de enul-
sion, pOr ser asf mas faciImente absOrbfdo
pOr Ell est6mago; de tOdas las emuIsiones
c0nocidas, la EMULSION DE SCOTT
es UniveEsalmente considerada como Ia
mas perfeCta y la mas ef1cSz, no sOlamente
p0F La puEez3 del aCelte y de los denGs iEis
gredientes que se emplean en- sU eIahoTa-
Ci6ni sinO pOrque es Ia GSSdcG emulsion 0sse
no Ss SepGTGs que no 8e e78rQ99cjQ, QIEe no
CO7atSe1Ge setbst0gecSGs que STFiten 8 Sgsfl0.
men eg eSt0n5Gg0 y pOEque en- una palabra
90 el QllmentO mas concentrate y mas asf
miI&Ole que cOnOGen los m6dicOs nara
cOmbatiT tOdRs las fOFmas de debiIinad
OEg6nica, para purifIcaE la sangre como
uu RuXiliaE Indispensable para Las perso-
mas afectadas de tisis, de e8CT6fUla de ra-
quitigmO y OtraB dplencias eTdnioas.
9PFa g8n - 1l-S-5,-R -
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Para que les 8rdA.

Con Ol nuevo gurtido do Camas, nue.
bleg, mGquinaH, fon6gCafos, CuadroB, Osps'
jos. liEaB etc, 0tO, no hay quien 90 Esuists.
GFandeB aImRceneg, vsntal PlazoB al
quiler de mu0bleB ST ID snvidia fuera
tins CuRntos tiioBos no hubisrs. Hay
nueYOs golpss en- Csrtsra. 20 sI que Loo
ObF0TOs no ti0ne1 dBEOoho 10 vida?, pa
Iante.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-02

civil StfiOF Arturo RodEigusz, que desem'
pe16 ogo cargo duERnte aIgdn. tempo, &
CuyO efsCto E0gFeO6 de EAtSdO8 Unidos 4
eatN isle.
So cree que Io 1u1tituiE6 an eEo cargo ,sl
senior stsinaChsr, iUgsnisFO sgund0 del
muniCipio do eltA CiudAd, que tambi6n
vino do Nusva York para OCapaR d car
go que hoy dOgsmp0hR,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-02

Sc ALQUILA.-UnR casa de muy
busnag OOndicioneB en lR calle "Don Her
manoB'', SantuECa. IrformaEE Manual Ne
gr6n CoJlasc. 3v.g No. 2.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-02

En GgBH impE8nHa 9 Yo1dG pap0l Al
pEiifidaioa viajo { $500 los 48 kilos Cass
qasiRtaE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-02
INGENIBRO CIYIL z AGRONOMO

Erfs BaIin Iron Work., RBOOKLYN, N. Y.
Havana Iron WoFkA BEGLAs HABANA.