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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-11-20
ELECTION
LIBERAL VICTORY
General Jose Gomez Is Made
President by an Over
whelming Majority.

Havana. Nov. ALPHABETICALLY COM
plete returns Of the election show that
the liberal victory was very decisive.
Official returns from 1869 of a total OF
Jose Miguel Gomez received lS3,S23
votes. against 1899 for General
Mario Menocal, the conservative candi-
date. The liberals carried every prov
went liberal by $4,000, and the city by
1900. The liberal majorities in the
other provinces were approximately as
follows: Orient, 13,5O0: Santa Clara.
1000; Camaguey, 1900; Pinar del
Rio, $500; MatanZas, 5000.
The victory OF General Gomez is gen.
orally interpreted as a verdict of the
unqualified popular approval of the
party OF the revolution of 1906. The
liberals constitute the entire new SEN
conservatives whose terms expire in
1910. The eturn with regard TO the
house of representatives are incom-
plete, but the liberals will control the
General lose Miguel Gomez, presi-
dent-elect OF Cuba, is SO years old. He
is q native of Santa Clara province.
where he has always enjoyed extra
ordinary popularity and influence. He
participated in two great revolutions.
in the first of which he reached the
rank Of major and in the second that
of major general. He was one Of the
commissioners sent to Washington to
advise as to a practical method to dis
solving The evolutionary army. Cen
eral Gomez was selected as governor Of
Santa Clara province by the govern-
ment of Intervention and whe his
term expired he was elected governor
as a republican or conservative.
In May, 1905, the general was nomi-
mated for the presidency by the nation
al liberal convention, but resigned his
candidacy fou months later, giving
as his reason that 1T was impossible to
continue within the bounds of the law
and laying part of the blame on the
United States owing to the Plat
amendment. An uprising in Cuba fol-
lowed, which ended with the deposition
of President Palma and the interview
ton OF the United States.
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az DUBOIS.

It was once my pleasure to spend
Thanksgiving day IN a manner some
what u OF the usual way Of things
connected with that holiday. I was at
ship Alliance. at anchor In Bosphorus.
IN front OF C~onstantinople.
When the proclamation Of the presi-
dent was made public, announcing the
day. It was determined by the ships
company to celebrate 1t in an appro-
PIRATE manner.
For more than a week before the
eventful day groups Of men went of
up the railroad toward Adrianople to
farms and little villages buying tur-
keys. chickens and quail, little pigs
and rabbits. and on board n ship the
cooks had their hands full, making
minca pies and pumpkin pies and
There was 10 muchcooking and roasting
and baking to be done that 1t overtaxed
the Kitchens OF the ship, and much OF
It was done on shore.
We were q ships company of 136 men.
and with the guests we expected. ar
engagements were mad for a dinner for
600 people. Early In h morning sew
eral boats went to shore and returned
Alled with vines, flowers and potted
plants. With these the ship was decor
ated. principally about the engine and
IRE room matches. an. the great guns
SIAN XVW AkAGA0 LA 6dSAAAA0 ~ aWNAC d.
covered with vines and flowers hat the
grim. black old man Of war looked as
gay a. q yacht with a wedding party on
board. The awnings were spread and
the curtains drawn down snug. as the
day was inclined to be chilly.
At 8 o'clock in the morning the dress
ensign was set at the mizzen try-sail
gam. and the other smaller ones at each
masthead. while running from the
spanker boom aft to the end Of the fly
ing jib boom forward. up. yer and
across from masthead to masthead wal
strung what 10 called q rainbow arch,
made of signal flags. red. white. blue
and yellow in all sorts OF careless com
binations. "A very beautiful and unique
o1fect 10 thereby produced. All the for.
eign men OF war in the harbor. even tc
the Turkish ships. honored the day.
Two long tables were set on the spar
deck. on In each gangway. for the
crew and their guests. The petty Off
Gers had their spread, on h berth deck
while the tables for the officers were
;oet In the. wardroom and steerake and
I'm the captains cabin. All hands had
entered into the affair with enthusiasm
end GOOD Will. feeling that the honor O
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-11-20
a THANKSGIVING IN THE
CONS7AN71NOPLE HARBOR

the states was at stake. and they were
glad Of 1t. believing hat the success of
the dinner would fully vindicate it.
According to the treaty Of Paris. af-
ter the close Of the var Of the Crimea,
one OF the articles forbade the passage
through the Dardanelles or the Bos-
phorus Of any man-of-war carrying
more than One gun. But the United
states was not party to this treaty, and
so has always declined to be bound by
It. As a matter Of courtesy permission
1s always asked Of the Ottoman en-
pire for u m~an-of-war to come up to
Constantinople, and 1t is always grant
ed, regardless of the size Of the bat
terry.
The friendly relations between the
United States and the Ottoman empire
have been seriously strained. and
SO 1t was that on this THANKSGIVING
day our captain received the sincere
congratulations Of the officers of the
empire and the personal Fluctuations Of
h Sultan himself. In this, as in many
other ways. the attitude OF the Turks
toward us was shown, for we were adj
mitted at all times to their most sacred
mosques. their public buildings, places
OF amusement. arsenals, workshops.
ships and many functions with a cord
tattty which could not admit of q. doubt
OF its genuine friendship.
We could but contrast the day in
that strange city where our
ship hay, with the home land and the
home customs. There we would most
likely have had snow and ice; certainly
1t would have been keenly cold, the
trees would have been bare. and the
landscape cherries. Here 1t was quite
the opposite. though while it Is true
that it was not hot, 1t was pleasant At
home the white spire and the mellow
toned bell would call the people to
give thanks and h pastor would
preach a sermon to his flock
suited to their capacity. and then they
would go home to gather about the ia
BILE. father, mother. children and chill
dren's children. On the ship we were
only men, yet men strongly bound to-
gether in a common service Of the
country we loved. Our guests nearly
all were men. who respected and hon
Ored the United States.
Here we looked of across the Bos-
phorus to the great Asiatic city Of Sou
tart, the most prominent objects being
the huge hospital buildings erected by
that angel OF mercy, Florence Nightin-
Gale-to the Princes Islands In the
sea of Narmora, once famous as STRAIT
egic points in the founding of this
mighty empire-to the beautiful pal
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Pointed Paragraphs.

>S"S.
Men who always look before they
leap seldom leap.
1t is harder to beat a poor carpet
han a good one.
Being in love furnishes a girl with
one more excuse for crying.
Speaking Of dogs, a pointer should
have more than n good point.
Some people find fault with a bad
man because he isn't worse.
It's the easiest thing in the world
for a widower to marry a widow.
A woman will honor her husband az
long as he is willing to love and obey
her.
Which goes the faster after being
broken-a thoroughbred colt or q SO
bill?
He IL a wise man. who doesn't let
his business interfere with his pleasure
at all times.
Feminine curiosity originated with
Mother Eve when she took the frst
bite Of that apple.
A woman has lost her chief attrac.
ton for a man when he ceases to won.
der what b viii do next
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BALLOON MAKES Is
MILES IN ~ HOURS

Los Angeles, Cal. Nov. 1S.-The big
racing balloon, America. which started
from Los Angeles yesterday afternoon
in an effort to make a long eastward
flight, landed safely at $3.50 o'clock this
point, after being in the air IL hours.
having been driven to sea four differ
ent times,
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MOTHER MURDERS TWo
CHILDREN AND SELF

Frankfort, KY. Nov. 1s.-Lying in
pools OF blood, with their threats cut
from ear to ear, Mrs. Agnes Lidner and
her two children, aged S and 8 years
respectively. were found in their home
by neighbors who were attracted by
the pitiful cries of this children. A
razor was found in the clenched hands
OF the mother. The cause Of the trag-
cir 10 a mystery.
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PATRICK's PLEA IS
DENIED BY COURT

Washington, Nov. 1s.-The petition
Of Albert 7. Patrick, a New York law
the state prison at Sing Sing. NJ "
charged with the murder of Millionairo
William Marsh Rice. for a writ Of ha-
csas corpus, was decided by the su-
preme court Of the United States to-
day adversely to the petitioner. Pat
rick asked to be released from prison
on the theory that the whole
ing had been unconstltutionally invalid,
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FARMER SHOOTS WIFE
WHILE CLEANING GUN

Baird was accidentally shot by her
husband, a farmer living near Iowa
City. She was holding the baby in her
arms while her husband was cleaning
a magazine rife.
The bullet missed the baby and was
buried in her right shoulder, Just miss
Ing an important blood vessel. She will
recover barring blood poisoning.
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Why" asks the Kansas City Star
doesn't someone build an apartment
house with a place to burn old lot.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-28
LOOKS WELL FOR
THE HIL0 RACES

HILO. December % Everything
promises well for tie success of the
races on Friday and Saturday, January
l and .. The only uncertain element
is the weather, and the recent heavy
rains have awakened the hope that the
celestial reservoirs have now been pref
ty well emptied and that they can not
overflow for the next two weeks.
The Mauna Kea on Wednesday last
brought from Honolulu the racers Bru-
ner and Indigo, and these have been
in active work since their ARRIVAL.
There is every assurance of excellent
sport on both days.
The jumping events will be partleu-
larly interesting. At least one steeple-
chaser has been brought here from the
mainland for the meet, and there are
on the Islands some Jumpers when,
horse experts say, are worthy OF com
peting in almost any company.
The japanese are taking a ire
mendous interest in the races, and
there will be all kinds of entries for
the japanese events. Eacn of the plan
tations is sending its star performer
to uphold its honor on the track and
large sums of money will change hands
on these events, as each horse will have
large follow ing of admiring and part
owning japanese.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-28
DowsErr-BATTERsoN NUPT1ALs.

Mr.. David Dowsett and Miss Flor
ence Patterson were married at one
o 'cIock Saturday afternoon at the resi-
denee of Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkaldy, Pun
nui, Honolulu, Rev. Henry Parker,
pastor of Kawaiahao church officiating
Miss McCorriston was the bridesmaid
and the groom was supported by MI
Fred Peterson. The wedding was a
quiet affair, only relatives and imme-
date friends of the bride and groom
being present.
lulu and for the past three or four
months has been a teacher at the Nor
NAL School. She is from the mainland,
and since her arrival her beauty has
been generally remarked. She is of
the brunette type. Mr.. Dowsett IS an
Islander, the SON of the late J. /. Dow
sett. The couple are spending their
honeymoon at Haleiwa.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-28
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Thayer Piano Co., Hotel street OPP
posite Young Hotel, the best pianos.
Nieper's express, Fort street below
Queen, will attend to your hauling.
ROYAL Annex for oysters, crabs,
frogs legs and Holsters. See sign.
Male cologne sold by Benson, Smith
& Co., Ltd, makes an acceptable gift.
See Lando S stock of shirts and neck
wear. Hotel street opposite the Young
The new steamer timetable postcard
for the months of JAN, Feb. and March,
1909, is out today.
A firm of Scotch whiskey distillers
want an agent for their brand. See
classified ads today.
Iwakami is showing handsome shirt
waist patterns at his store on Hotel
street opposite Bethel.
He who hesitates is lost. Grasp the
present opportunity. BUY MAY
FLOWER STOCK. BUY IT NOW!
room at Kaimuki is for rent to
nerson who may have breakfast served
# desired. See classified advertise
ments.
L. Ahov. Nuuanu below Hotel, is sell
ing a lot of new dry goods at very
reasonable prices. The values are ex-
traordinary.
If Won desire your children to eae
candy that is pure and fresh, tell them
TO buy it from the Palm Cafe. Hotel
near Union.
Haleiwa is a pretty good place to
spend the end of the year. The place
is comfortable, the cuisine good, and the
service capital.
Miss P. Nieper was the winner of the
handsome Mandarin coat offered by
Savegusa to the holder of the largest
number of coupons.
Our Mine will be developed with all
the energy and CELEBRITY that money
and brains can apply. BUY MAY.
FLOWER" STOCK. BUY 1T NOW
Really gas stove is the most salts
fving thing one may have in the
kitchen. Turkeys roasted in them last
Friday were full-havored and cooked
TO a turn.
1909 Diaries for the pocket and desk,
handsomely bound, and Memo Calendar
pads in all sizes for the new year at
Dat & Mossman, 76 Merchant street
near postofice.
The combination meals at the Alex
ander Young Cafe have met the ap,
prevail of business men, shoppers, and
all downtown diners. Prices are 2oel
35c., soc. and zoe.
just received direct from the East
latest STYLES in the long knit coat, Alice
coat, new knit jumpers, and children
and misses knit coats. n. >. Sachs
Try Goods Co., Ltd.
"Malihini Christmas Tree" posi-
cards. Roumanian shirt waists and
bags from Bucharest. Kamehamena
aiabashes-genuine antiques. Hawan
& South Seas Curio CO., Alexander
Young building. Mats and Tapas.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-28
BERKELEY SENTIMENT FOR
COMMISSION GOVERNMENT

BERKELEY, December 14.-Candi-
dates for the positions of commission
ers under the proposed new charter of
Berkeley have been announced on the
eve of the calling of the charter adop-
ton election, the date of which will
be fixed by the town trustees Tuesday
evening. That the charter will carry
appears to be settled fact in the
minds of Berkeleyans.
Five commissioners, elected by the
people, win handle. the entire city ad-
ministratiOn, the city auditor being the
only other elected official. One Of
these commissioners will be mayor.
The charter provides for nonpartisan
choice of commissioners, all candidates
being placed on the ticket by petition:
The mayor s office carries a salary OF
$4,000 year.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-28
MOTION PICTURES.

When the doors are opened at the
favorite Empire Theater, there Is a
crowd ready to gain admission and get
a seat. because the lights and focus are
so good ahat the pictures always APP
pear distinct There will be new PIE
lures shown at the Empire this after
noon and evening, an entire change
from ANYTHING ever shown there. The
music continues good and the selee-
tions pleasing to the public. Admis'
sion. FIVE cents for children; ten cents
for adults.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-28
FUNERAL Of THE LATE
CLAUS SPRECkELS TODAY

A cablegram was received yesterday
from San Francisco by E. I. Spaldihg,
of the Claus Spreckels bank, giving the
information that the funeral of the
late Claus Spreckels will take place in
that city today. The Spreckels bank
will be closed today in honor of the
memory of the deceased.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-28
|GRAM
AT EMMA SQUARE
Part I
ART THEATER.

The Christmas pictures shown at the
Art are worth repeating, for there are
hundreds of persons who could not get
foothold in the hall when they were
shown and as many more who did see
them enjoyed the scenes sufficiently
to watch them again. The music at the
Art is good and in nearly every in
stance is appropriate to the pictures on
the screen. Admission at the Art is
ten and twenty-five cents for adults and
five cents for children.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-28
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

The engagement of Miss Marion Bell
TO Mr.. Robert c. Staekable IS an
nounced. The wedding will take place
early in February. Miss Bell 5 sister,
Mrs. Daniel Benton, of Alameda, Cali
fornia. is expected to arrive in Homo
lulu early in January to be present at
the wedding.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-28
A FAIR EXCHANGE.

Salieus-I never send a man on
fool : errand.
Cvnicus-No; it's a better plan to go
yourself. -Philadelphia Record.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-25

PARA Ia PRESENIE ESTACI0N.-, Los mu-
GhaChos de LA Villa de Madrid" son los
9ue han resuelto eli prOblema de la gente
de gusto en- Puerto Rico: Ellos son los
Cnicos que han cOpseguido tener en- su
magnfficO establecimientO ell surtidO mas
complete de los artlculOs del ramO. ALI
nuncae faltan las legftimas camisetss de
crepe de hilO nj carecen de las mejores
medias para seflOras y niflos asf como
para caballerOs. Contracts direetos con
2abricRntes les pOnen en- cOndicion de tener
cuanto pueda pedirse y los mejores pre-
CLOS. No hay quien yea y no compre los
iuegos de Cintas dorothy" que venden
en- cajitas dos lRzOs y una banda, 9 en- ca
jitas de seis lazOs; pOdemos servir cual.
quier color y preciO desde l:75 a So el
iuego. Yea ell gran lOte de bordadOs en-
cafes cuya realization hacemOs a menOs
de la mitad de preoiO. En- telas biancas y
de fantasia no tenemOs competitor; tene-
mos tipOs especiales en- Persian LOwn,
Frensh Organdi y cuantO ell pnbl1co de
guBtO necesite- Pid8 muestras V1slte
nuestrOs grandes almacenes y seguIamen-
to hallara cuantO neeesite. P. .. b. 764.
Telefono 278. San Francisco 81. San Juans
Puerto Rico.
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Cams Y TO9l blanca.

ri baSaE de la Calla do San Francisco
HignO ofreCisndO 81 pdblicO eI MIA GSlOCto
Iurtido do ObjstoB do fantasia que pusdO
dsBsaEus. AdemG8 do lOB gOmbFOFOB para
IsforRG y sGiioEitaV, y OtroB mil objsto1
para damRB y CabRllOroB, tisns I'm buOn
SuEtido dc CRmaI con t0dou BuG GCCssOTio1
y do los mas sIegantOG modsloE. Un gran
GuEtido do Eopa blanca para aefioTas
y IefoFitau acabR do rOCibir para los 6lti-
mos vapOrSI tOda OlnsO do pEendaB do
OHtR clRGO pusden onContrArGO en- "LAB No.
vOdRdo8". EusnCiag fnRn, dc todHG mar
cas- , proCOdenCisD, ObjOtOB de toCadOE
ParOguNI y BombEillRH 10 OnOuentENn RIli
( prOOiGg sin CompOt8noiR.
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No OITIda d. PapnIaE."

NusvaB impOEtaOiOnel dc fnaB esenCiRE
? do objstOs de fantasia aCabs do EaCibiE
81 popular 0ztableCimisuto del sPfioF Anne
rico 5AIag, que HismpTo EeBp0nds Cumpli.
damsnts RI juBto favor del p6bliCo. En-
CalsGdO para damGs = CAbAllaToT, O. inme'
oFabl0 el surtido que BO FsnusYS OOnEtSn.
iSmsntS = lOs 6ltimoa modOlog dc Paris
EsERdog Unidoa, @i6l hacienda faroV.
yF0OiOa. como GismpEs ain OOmpstOnCis. p
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GRANDES MOVEDADEs EN- EL PARIS BlzlR.

Va 20 han puesto & ls vs1te los olsgan'
ten BombFeRoa psFG BsfioERB EecibidoB poP
vapoP frances de Paris. Toda persona
que quieRa lISvRF Un gombROTO de Ultima
moda' elegsntfSimo. dobs CompEaF uno On
SAt3 casa que eB ls que tEa0 los tiltimoS
mOdelOS de 10 moda.
Sc han Fecibido tambi6n iDfinidad de
aEtfculoB do n0vsdsd, CORBATAs muy
aiegant0g para sOiioFas. AdOEnog para o.
P9inado, hoEquillag de fantasia, p8inetag
diRd0maH, snOajsg, apliCasiones , TODD
CuaRto Ia m0da ha inventsdO ultimament0.
Una visits aI PARIS BAZAR. Pedro
Giunti. FOEtalaza 81.
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ANUNClO De SUBlSTA.
DRPARTAMENTO DEL INTERIOR.
Ofoimgs del Supsriatendents
= de O5ras PdBlsa 49,.
Ban Juan, r. &, OosubFs 25, 1908.

San Juan, z. r, OCtubFs 25, 1908.
PEopoaiciones an plifgou csrEadoa para
d adjudication on p6blfCa EubnstR del ru'
miniltEo, medida y sntEegs de 500 metgos
CdbiCog, mGa msnoS. ds pioaFa CaIisa, en-
blCqus8 gFander 40 memories dc b 0.30 en-
CualqGisE BontidF, con dertino IR eloOll0'
70 40 defsnaa del torFnpIon del muaII0 del
Eats, barrie "CaEbonorn", San Juan, Gs
admitir6n On osta ofOina haltS Ina 10
q. n. del dfa 81 40 OotubFs dc 1908, On
gus 90 AhEiEsn P6bliCnmOnt0. -.
IodoB loa daEoB noceSaEios 10 daF6u On
sata e6eina donda ss onCusntTan do mani
fsato todo1 loa doOumontoB que han do
Fegir "a Il e0ntEata y PodEfn EecCgsE Los
lioitadoTss Los modsIoH do pEopoliCi0nsB
cue han &c pFeIontaF.
La administration 90 FSIsrvA sl dOEstho
do TsChazar eualquisEa 6 tOdas Les pEOpO'
aiCi0mss.
Por 6rd0n del ComiOionado del Interior.
j. J. JIMENEZ
Tvs. supt. de Obras Pdblicau.
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EL MEJOR RON.-Lsu BefioFss A.
VNTez hsFmanOs, del COmeFCio de esta pIs'
Eos COntin6sn FsCibiGndo gFandes psdidog
del aOEoditad0 pFoduCto Ron San LWis,
gus ha m0rscido Ia mejOE acaptaci6n dol
p6bliCO. No Contisna sustanCiaB noCiVag
, o. "visjo" do vsFdad, sin mixtifcaCionss
nj RditamsutOs peFiudiCialeI 6 ls salad.
No 10 olvidsiB, "Ron San Luis" OaIla dc
Ban jose casa aSEioFss AlvaVas haTmaDnu
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'NO MAS CANAs." Sin necesidad de
tefi SO ell cabellO. ProdigiOsO especGficO
do al cabellO su color natural. Absolute
mente NO TINE, sin6 que restItuye la
raiz del cabellO y le da vida esta, haci6n
dolo recObrRr SUI color natural. Els la uni
ca prep araci6n conOcida que pOsee esta
propiedad Sc ha prObado en- miles de ca
SOS con buenOs resultadOs. Els 8demds un
remedio eficaz para curar pOr complete la
caspa. Els cOmp pletanente inOfensivO y no
contiene grssa aceite de niDguna especie.
Sc puede usar como aqua de tOcadOr. De
Venta:-RicardO BoOthby, AGENTE GE-
NERAL Hotel InglRterTa San Juan, T. r.
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lHnIGlnnR EERI

CONsEJOs "A LAS MADREs. .-El Jarabe
Halmante de la EefoTa WinsIoW debe
usaTse siempEe que los nifiOs estan en- el
periodic de Ia detenci6n. Proportions ALI
vic Immediate oil pequefio paoiente, prOdu-
tolor y 81 Rngelito despierta mUy vivO y
1legTe Es muy agradaBle ~ paladaE,
Balma al nifio, ablanda sus dolores, hace
f&ciles Ia funcionen del est6magO y Tegula
los intestinos. Es el mejor reme0iO como
Oid0 para La diarrea va pTovenga esta de La
TenRase mucho cuidado en- pedir Ell i'JaTa-
DO Calmatne de IL sehora WinslOW": es 81
BaeiOr de tOdOs 49,. ".r
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Sc SEALQUILA.-En ell Parque "Borin-
quen" lCQ metros del mar, casa de
reciente construction, acabada de reparar
compuesta de dos pisos, sala, cOmedor,
siete babitaciones, cuartos de bsflo con sus
inodOrOs, despensR cOcina. Vista espl6n-
dida la campifiay al mar y la casa esta
enclavsda en- Un solar tOdO cercadO y con
veTja al frente, de mas de mil metros pro-
piO para iardfn. InfOrmaran en- FOrtaleza
80, altos 8 San JustO 2. 15v. 8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-25

-sOMBRRROs PARA sENORAs,
muy OlegantOB y & preciol sumamOnts mo.
diC0g, lOg RCaba do EeCibir La TiOnditA do
JOHOfA EChsvaETfR, al lRdo del AyuntG'
miOntO. V0ndO tAmbi6n Of0CtOB EOligio
COR. OOmpEa OnvolturAB do Jabon OCtR.
gon.-san Juan, Box 216.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-25
MauuiBaS deshe so,

A GAuuAdo muy buen sfsCto en- tode 81
Fdblioo lR gran EsfoEmB en- I0s vantaa
PlREoB dsads SO ContRvoB gsmRnalo8 QUE
81 CiOIO ACADIA de hRCOr.
81 Cisl0 sB la casa que vOndo ma1 cam0n
y OolCbonOl On todR la illa,