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CHILD SU|STA|NS
BROKEN THIGH
IN RUNAWAY
Three Year Old Daughter of B.
Cantor Badly Hurt.
CARRIAGE WAS OVERTURNED
Childs Mother and Anna Levin Also
Thrown Out in Collision Near
Guideboard.

Lila, the three year old daughter
of Barney Cantor, the North street
fruit dealer, sustained a broken leg
in a carriage accident on the Sucker
pond road about $50 o'clock Sunday
evening. The child was also badly
cut and bruised about the face and
head and was taken this morning by
its mother to the Troy City hospital
for treatment.
Mrs. Cantor and the injured child,
and Anna, the IA year old daughter or
Nathan Levin, the North street tailor,
were in the buggy at the time OF the
accident. They had driven out in the
direction of the reservoir and were
returning to the village when the ac-
cident occurred. Just what frighten-
ed the horse is not known, but 1t is
presumed that some portion OF the
harness broke while the rig was des-
cending the hill just east of the
Guideboard.
Seymour Wood and G. A. Wood
were on their way back from a drive
on the same road with the formers
horse and buggy, and their attention
was attracted to the runaway by the
cries of the frightened woman, but
before they could get out of the way
the Cantor rig crashed into the rear
of Mr.. Woods carriage. The buggy
attached to the frightened horse was
overturned and the occupants were
thrown into the road.
Mrs. Cantor was considerably bruis-
ed as was also Miss Levin but the
little child, who was thrown out upon
her head, sustained by far the worst
injury. In addition to the fracture of
the thigh bone the child received a
bad cut across the forehead and nu-
merous abrasions on the face.
When the runaway horse struck the
other rig it freed itself from the shafts
and ran on down East Main street
and into the mill race near Bradford's
mill where it was captured. The bug
gy was considerably wrecked as was
the harness. One of the rear wheels
on Mr.. Woods rig was taken off but
that was about all the damage to the
outfit or the occupants.
AT the time of the collision the
horse was running at high rate of
speed and ii is fortunate that the oc-
cupants of both rigs, other than the
little child, were not more seriously
hurt
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-05-10
WILLIAMS WON
Defeated Amherst in Dual Athletic
Meet.

North Adams, May 10.-Williams
triumphed over her old time rival.
Amherst in a dual track meet on Wes-
ton field at Williamstown Saturday
afternoon and accordingly there is JOY
at Williams. At 1880 O'Clock with a
few events remaining to be competed,
the score stood GA to 80 in Williams
favor and even though Amherst
should secure all the points in the
succeeding events, she will still be
the loser. Williams splendid show
ing surprised people interested in the
team and the feature of the meet was
the breaking of the record in the two
mile run by Willie, Williams man.
He covered the two miles in 10 min
utes, / 5 2-5 seconds.
The summary of part of the events
was as follows:
10 yard dash, final heat-Won by
Kelly of Williams; Baldwin of Am
herst, second: Alexander of Williams,
third. Time 10 is seconds.
Mile run-Won by Coan of Will
liams: Simpson of Williams second;
Hubbard of Amherst third. Time
minutes ~ 20 StCOluS.
High Jump-Tie for first place be-
tween Horrax Ely and Spring all of
Williams. Height, feet, "a inches.
Shot put-Won by Kilbourne of
Amherst Kooyoyian of Amherst, sec
ond; Mason of Williams, third Dis
lance 40 feet 6 inches.
440 yard dash-Won by Starrett of
Williams; Gray of Amherst, second;
Smith of Amherst third. Time so 40
seconds.
120 yard hurdles-Won by Horrax
of Williams; McMartin of Amherst,
second; Rogers of Williams third.
Half mile run-Won by Lester of
Williams; Cook of Williams second;
Hopkins of Williams, third. Time
minutes 3-5 seconds
The dual meet between Williams
and Amherst Saturday afternoon is
the first ever held between the two
colleges on Weston field They have
met twice before, but both of the for
mer meets were held at Amherst. The
latter college defeated the purple last
year by total score of So points to
81. The other meeting at Amherst
was eleven years ago when Williams
won $3.50.
Williams has lost two point win
ners from last years meet, Lament in
the weights and Bonner in the runs.
Amherst lost three first place winners
and one second by graduation last
June.
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LECTURE ON cHAMPLAIN
PUBIC is Invited to Bennington Club
Tomorrow Evening.

Ut. John Jay Lewis the famous
New England lecturer is to speak at
the bennington club tomorrow, Tues
gay evening, May II, on Samuel de
Chaihpiain' Historic Lake Champlain
and Scenic Vermont" The lecture
VIII be Illustrated with 100 fine color.
ed pictures, The affair will be public
ana the club cordially invites the peo-
PIE OF Bennington, both ladies and
gentlemen, to be present.
Dr. Lewis is a fine speaker. an
earnest student of history andis great.
~ interested in Vermont scenery of
winch he has undoubtedly the finest
correction of views in existence. This
lecture on Lake Champlain and its
olscoverer is especially valuable at
Justine on,s time, Just before the great Ter
centenary celebration. DR.. Lewis
VIII De assisted by his wife. who will
nave charge of the stereopticon. DR.
Lewis is native of Vermont
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Well Answered.

During the encampment of several
regiments of British soldiers in a GER
tain district the wood and turf used
for cooking purposes were carted by
the neighboring farmers. One day a
donkey-cart full Of turf was brought In.
the driver being a country lad. AS a
regimental band was playing. he stood
in front of the donkey and held the
animal tightly by the head Some o,
the Smart ones" gathered round, high
ly pleased, and the wit OF the party
asked why he held his brother So
tightly" The reply was crushing:
I'm afraid he might enlist"
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT
Engine on Extra Freight on Chatham
Division Broke Down.

Engine number 1881 OF the Rutland
railroad broke down near Lebanon
Springs, N. Y, early Sunday morning
The accident was caused by the
breaking of one of the driving wheels
The running board and driving rod
were also badly damaged before the
train was brought to a standstill.
The train left here Saturday even
ing at 1880 as a double header freight
special and was in charge of Conduc-
tor George A. MCGUIRE and Fireman
Charles w. Sweet of this town, none
OF whom were injured. The accident
occurred on the return trip. An en-
CINE was sent from here yesterday
morning with William Murray at the
throttle, and brought the disabled
train to this town at 4:3O in the af.
ternoon.
Several stories have been told about
the fast time made on the Chatham
division, Familiarity called the pea
VINE, but 1t is seldom that it takes
20 hours to make the return trip.
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Tobacco Always Buys Hubby the Handsomest Mee
MRS GEORGE DENLEY
Aged BIackinton Woman Who Had
Son Residing in Bennington

North Adams, May 10-Mrs. George
Denley, 81 years old, died Saturday
morning at the North Adams hospital
her death following a shock she suf-
fered recently. Her maiden name
was Elizabeth Davis. She was born
in Wales. but came to this country
when young She was for years res
ident of the Blackinton and Brayton-
vile sections of the city. During her
long residence in North Adams she
made many friend who will regret to
learn of her death.
Besides her husband, she is suryiv-
ed by four sons and one daughter,
William of this city and John Denley
of Bennington, Edward of Everett,
Louis of Rockville, Conn. and Mrs
Jonathan Whitaker of Dorchester
She also leaves brother, Thomas
Davis of this city.
The funeral was to have been held
this afternoon at o'clock from the
Blackinton church and burial in Black
inton cemetery.
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VERMONT |. o. o. r.
Annual Meeting of Grand Bodies in
Barre NAV 1921

Barre, May 1O.-The grand bodies
OF l. 0. o. F. of the state will meet
this week in this city. Following is
the tentative program: Annual meet
ing of Patriarch Militant Tuesday
May 10. Meeting of grand encamp-
ment Wednesday; grand lodge meet
ing Thursday and of Rebekah assem-
Dly Friday. The annual ball of the
Patriarch Militant will be held Tues
DAY evening and the annual banquet
OF the Past officers association on
Thursday night. Friday evening the
Rebekah degree will be exemplified
IN null ceremonial from by Beatrice
lodge of Burlington.
Col. w. t. Haigh will preside over
the deliberations of the meeting Tnes.
day, G.. t. Stearns of st. Johnsburv is
at the head of the grand encampment
ana Mrs. Mabel Dane OF Newport Is
president Of the Rebekah assembly.
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FORTY HOURS
VIII Be Held In st. Francis de Sales
Church This Week.

A forty hours devotion will start
Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock with a
solemn high mass in st. Francis de
Sales church. Masses will be cele-
brated Wednesday morning at $50 and
o'clock. mass win also be said
at $50 o'clock Thursday morning and
will come to an end when solemn
high mass will be sung at o'clock,
followed by a possession of the Bless
ed Sacrament The recitation of the
rosary will take place Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings at 1880.
Confessions will be heard on Tues
day and Wednesday in the afternoon
and evening. Several out of town
priests will be in attendance to assist
the pastor.
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AT LAKE HoMosEEN JUNE 1924
Plans for Annual Meeting Of Vermont
Pharmaceutical Association

Rutland, May 10.-The executive
committee of the Vermont Pharmaceu-
teal association met here last night
to arrange the details Of the annual
convention to be held at the Prospect
house, Lake Bomoseen, June 1924.
The first evening there will be
vaudeville entertainment. The Sec
ond day the men will devote to the
business, and the women will charter
a steamer that day. The third day
will be devoted to business session
in the morning and outdoor sports in
the afternoon.
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Well-Stocked,

Last summer a typical down-easter
furnished New York author, who
had cottage in Maine village, with
farm produce.
One day when the man called with
a wagon-load OF vegetables, the au-
thor. wishing to make himself agree
able. asked how much stock he kept
on his farm.
Five cows an a bull" enumerated
the farmer, Ind two yokes of oxen,
a calf, a boss, an three shares of
Maine Central. Compan-
ion.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-05-10
BEAUDlN IN TOWN
Runner Passed Through Here This
Morning on his Way to Rutland

Archie Beaulin, the famous North
Adams long distance runner, passed
through this town early this morning
on a little jaunt from the Tunnel city
to Rutland, distance of 80 miles
His destination is Montreal. He
reached the postoffice at South Shafts
bury in good condition at 6:35 and
left Immediately on his way north
He started from No. Adams at 1901
o'clock this morning and hopes to
reach Rutland tonight. 1t is said that
he intends to challenge Bookcases,
who won the Marathon race in Athol,
Mass, Patriots day.
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ARBoR DAY
Was Observed in Public Schools Last
Friday.

Arbor day was observed in the pub
lie schools last Friday by special
programs and talks. No trees were
set in the grounds of the School
street building as there are Sc elms
mostly large trees besides other trees
and shrubs in this yard. AT the Sew
enth Ward building three elms were
set by the school, and one purple leaf
maple, the gift of Bennett Heath was
set under his direction by a delegat-
ion of boys from room 10.
The shrubbery plots prepared and
filed last fall by George Heath are in
fine condition and will add much to
the appearance of the school grounds
The public is indebted to the gener-
osity of the Village Improvement so
ciety and TO Mr.. Heath for these ex-
cellent effects.
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Women are Consistent Why 1t that the Wife Who Kicks Hardest
CATCHES EN- ALIVE
Roosevelt Captures Hitherto IN
known Animal

Naples, May 10.-Ex-President
family and relatives who
are visiting in this city have received
the news that in addition to shooting
a rhinocerous he has captured alive
a hitherto unknown herbivorous ami
NAL This rare specimen is describ-
ed as resembling cross between
zebra and a giraffe.
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Bennington

Lansinsburgh-0 2 1 1 600 0 0 Is
bennington 1 o. 90 0 0 0 OF
Stolen bases, Millington, Pritchard,
Livingston, Murphy, j. Fassett, Dean;
TWO base hits, Wood; double plays.
Pelletier to Bird to Ewing; Pritchard
10 Dean; Livingston to Dean; Carpen-
ter to Dean; Carpenter to Murphy to
Dean; bases on balls, by Talbot 4, by
Fassett 20; hit by pitched ball, Dean;
struck out by Talbot 3, by Fassett 10;
umpires, Mason and Lonergan; scorer
Carpenter.
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Notice.

Henry E. Rice has not paid any of
my bills and he will do well to pay
his own, for | shall not pay any of
Them as l have done after this date.
Ada Rice.
Bennington. VT, May 3, 1909.
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PASTORAL RESIGNATION
Rev Mr. Stair to Leave Middlebury to
Take Up Evangelistic Work

Middlebury, May 10.-Rev. George
R. Stair, the pastor, read his resigna-
tion at the prayer meeting of Memoir
ial Baptist church Thursday evening
to take effect October LIST. next. Mr..
Stair will enter evangelistic work in
the Chapman-Alexander evangelistic
campaigns.
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WEATHER FORECAST

PROBABILITIES for This Section for the
Next "a Hours.
For eastern New York and western
vermont showers and cooler tonight
Tuesday fair. IT.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-01

PARA La PRESEETE ESTAGI0n.-- Los mus
chachos de ala Villa de Madrid" son los
que han resuelto ell problema de Ia genie
de gusto en- Puerto Rico. Ellos son los
0nicos que han copseguido tener en- su
magnIfico establecimiento el surtido mas
sompleto de los artfculos del ramo. ALI
nunca faltan las legftimas camisetas de
crepe de hilo nj carecen de las mejores
medias para sefioras y nifios asf como
para caballeros. Contratoe directos con
sabricantes les ponen en- condicion de'tener
cuanto pueda pedirse y los me5ores pre-
clos. No hay quien yea no compre s los
Iuegos de cfntas dorothy" que venden
en- cajitas dos lazos y una banda, en- Ca
jitas de seis lazos; podemos servir cuai-
quier color y precio desde l.7o 80 81
jusgo. Yea ell gran lote de bordados y en-
cafes cuya realization hacemos menos
de Ia mitad de preoio. En- telas biancas y
de fantasia no tenemos competidori tene-
nos tipos especiales en- Persian Lownt
crensh organdi y cuanto el p0blico de
gusto necesite- Pida muestras visite
nuestros grandes almacenes seguramen-
to hallara cuanto necesite. p. U. u. 7o4.
Telefono 273. San Francisco 81. San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
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NueVOS mOdelOS de sOmbrerOs.

rAcahsn dc llsgat al PARIS BAZAR
bvos .nndeloa de sombreros sntrs lon
lea hay uncs dc tren dollars y msdio
llAmRn ssguramsnts In Atsnci6n. Son
fdrma muy nusva. Hay zombrsros
de $500 On adslAnte muy bonitoa y dc
Ema moda. Faldss nsgras do esamins
&s lana fltimR forma con botunes do
iba hnata abajo. FormAa do sombre'
slegsntas de paia IDglsza. & 81 so una.
He. ag stafaesn pegzQ htkmsdas Monta
Io. dssds $500 uno. Ealidas Dc bsils
gssa pliss. On negro, champagne y
nor 2s vaEins nrscios.
q. LUPEz CkPERO, San Josss 49,
hpra vcnta do mustlea On general.
bncsn preatamos de dinsro sobrs prsn'
do cEo, plAta y piedrM prsciosas. Be
pran prsndas antigu ~ y modsrnas. So
pra J vsnds plata y ORC dsteriorado.
hzssnts exiztsncia do muablss, & tipo
n6mico& BARRAS De UATRE.
A. r,
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PARA PASCUAS 7 ANO NUl9YO

tisns uHtsd que hAcsr AIgun Tsgalo
d immense surtido de joysria de todss
$sr, dsssde 10 mas bArato hRsta j., me-
len IN antigua AcreditsdR caln de
MAUD, donds 10 acAbA de rscib.I eI
aor surGido que nnnca Rs hR visto an
trto Rico. Tambisn hay una INN, Inls
is6lAd de sfoctos de plata y plAtsadtS y
ptrAn lnovsdadeI propiAs para rsgalCs,
b 6 prscioS sumamsnts limitados: an tss
cumprHr hsgs usted una vista & dic1o
hbiscimiento sn sl cuRl no han hecho
hcrtantsa rsformaD y no dudamoa EaI-
4 uakad com nla al 10.
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".DE Mt U xD0 +"

Ksts 90 81 msjor snatesico local conoci'
do. De veata an las acrsditadas farma
cias IA Lon ssilorss j. M. Blanco y Co.,
Alfonso g. Zsrbi don Pedro julia.
Dirijsss Ia correspondence 6 su agsnta N
MlYabal. p. O. Box 44O. Q. p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-01

Avisamos 4 Las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse & este dia-
rio, que el peri6dico no les ssr&
enviado, ii ell aviso que CON ta-
objeto remitan, no yiens acoml
pafado del imports de Ia sus-
cripci6n. .-..
Esta vale por. Nm trimestrs
$2.25. Por IN semegtrs $3.50.
Por an aao $500. Page an,
-tsclpudo. ~
/ Solanaente y por conducto de
los agentes, 8 directamente CON
esta administration Sc podran ha-
Ger suscripciones q <La CORES
pondencia>. Ninguna persona,
que no sea 81 Administrator de
este diario esta autorizada 4 sus-
cribir recibospor suscripciones al
peri6dico. :,
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ELL pETRoLEo o ACEITE DE

EEL PETROLE0 o ACEITE ID
ALUMBRAR Y QUEMAR NO ES UN
ALIMENTO. Como Sc ha pretendido por
algunos industriales recomendar el aceite
de petroleo como un sustituto del aceite de
hfgado de bacalao, debemos adverttr por el
bien do los mismos enfermos que ell aceite
de petroleo es una substantial mineral, qeu
si se usa internamente es expelida tntegra
por las evacuaciones intestinales, causan-
do la larga inhamacion de las Was diges-
twas.
Carec por 10 tanto de la propiedad esen-
cial de todo alimento, la de ser asimilable
volverse parte de los tejidos organicos y
no puede nj remotamente compararse con
el aceite de hfgado de bacalao, cuya pro-
piedad de nutrir fortalecer los organis-
tan justamente apreciado en- todo Ell mum
do,
Ia meJor manera de tomar Ell aceite de
higado de bacalao es en- la forma de emul-
sion, por ser asi mas facilmente absorbtdo
por eli estomago; de todas las emulsiones
conocidas, la EMULSION DE SCOTT
es universalmente considerable como Ia
mas perfecta y la mas eficaz, no solamente
por Ia pureza del aceite de los demas In
gredlentes que se emplean EN- su elabora-
ci0n, sino porque es la Qntcd emulsion que
no Sc sepurd que no Sc enTdnoGd, que no
oontiene stlbStdRcidS que frrtten D anftd-
men et est0nldgo y porque en- una palapra
es ell alimento mas concentrate y mas asi
milable que -conocen los medicos para
combatir todas las formas de debilipad
orgauica, para purifiear la sangre como
uu auxiliar Indispensable para las perso-
mas afectadas de tisis, de escr0fula de ra-
quitismO otras dolencias cr0nicRs.
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-sOMBRkROs PARA sENORAs.

-SOMBRkROS PARA SENORA5.
muy sIsgantsa y & precios sumAmsnts mo-
dicos, los acaba de recibir La TisnditA de
JossfA EchsvArris, Rl lAdo del ayunta'
nisnto. Vands tambien sfsctna rsligio
500 , prsciossE pOIt.lss. San Juan. Box
216.
Por cAda 10 csntavoH gus 90 gSStsn hiss
to sl 10 de- Ensro de- 1909. ss rfgalarE
una papslsta de una prscicEA muiiSca y
no piano.
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ENTIRE los compradorss de rslojsa G
plAzca sn lA joysriA dc F. KshrhAhn y 90
Ss EsgAlA un rsloj "WalthAm" semsnal.
msnts. La Ultima semAnA obtuvo uno sl
nocio Srta. Maria l.. VAa&llo de Santurcsl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-01

OAFE MORGAN.-Usted encontrara
allf las mas finas classes de chocolates y
bombones vendidos en- bonitas cajas y ca
nastillos. Venga verlos antes de irlos
comprar otra parte. Las acreditadas mar
cas- de Lowney's, Bakers, Wallare's.-
E0rfaIaza 0I
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-01

BE VENDE una propiedad de doscien-
tas cinco cuerdas yerba de guinea, dedica-
da d ganado, en- ell termino municipal de
Salinas, barrio de Rio Jueyes. Tiene cua-
tro cercados v magnificas aguas de manan
tales. Pfdase informes Antonio Flores,
Aibonito. 8Ov.s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-01

PRAR una buena CASA nueva, de cons
trueci0n moderna y capaZ para numerosa
familia; tlene dormitorios y todos los de-
mas servicios; piaos de masiico EN- come
dor. cuarto de baho, coclna v balconies; Co
Chera y cuadra para caballos, entrada de
coche atirmada, patio de cemento y reatas
de flores, jardin y arboleda Y cuanto mas
81 puede aretecer en- una moderua vivien-
ds Su situaci0n es In mas sana de San
turce. Parada I2 calle del Parque infor-
mardu Gonzalez Padin. n. Il. Para ell
pago del importe de la finCa SO dan facili-
dades al COmpradnr. |. is V. u
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-01

TERRENo EN SANTURoE. Sc ven-
de una parcela de unos 10000 metros cua-
drados, situada en- 10 calle de Canals, q
ochenta metros de distancia de In Plaza
del Mercado de dicho barrio de Santurce
EN- colindancia por el Norte con el Par
que Residential. .-Precio moderado y ia
cilidades para el pago. IL Informara w
Bosch, Tetuan altos. DIP
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VENTA DE DOS CASAS.-Se venden
EN- 5anturce dos casas. Una en- mil sete-
rientos dollars y Otra ell dos mil sete-
eiehtos. Son completamente nuevas y es-
tan Ell perfectas condolences. lnformara
Il. Artigas, altos del Banco de Puerto
Rico 81 ", 8
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SOLAR EN- MIRAMAR vendese uno
muy bien situado, Informaran en- LA
CorrespondenciaD d. d
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MIRADOR,-Se alquila un mirador con
dos departamentos muy frescos baratos.
Gale del Cristo, ntimero IS. 15v. o,
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IknlclnnR cEAERAl

- ooNsEJos A LAS MADREs-E tarabe cAi-
mante Ia senora wlnslow debo usarse senpre Que
los nfnoA nHtan ei periodic de 10 detenclon. IEo-
porciona aivio Immediate n pequenS paSle%nse % pfoi q
angelic desplertA muy viyo aiegre. Es muy agra-
haee faeles la funclon del eatomngo regulA ..oH
ineatinoa. les Il mejor remedlo conocdo para "A dar
rrca Va provanRA esta de la dentici0n de cuhlque
"a otra causa. Tengase mucho rnldhdo en- pear g
'Jarabc camante dc Ia sonora Wlnslows es % m1-
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COLOCACIoN.-La daremos un jo-
ven que tenga conocimientos y practica
en- Maquiuas de escri0ir y Fon6gratos.
Puede obtener un buen sueldo 81 es traba-
jador active. Para informes dtrijirse
Goazalez Radin Hnos. San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-01

SIC VENDE Una pareja de potros de 8 y
4 amos, sanos, de genio, mucho trote, man
SOS. gran resistenoia probada y bien donna
dos al coohe. Color negro, de siete Guar
tas dedos y de pura raza. Tambien una
calesa hecha en- ell pals, en- Cayey; materia-
les de prlmera clase, GAIA de cedro seco, he
rraje de acero, tapa aqua en- su funda de
chsrol, asiento delante para nifios de quiz
tar y poner. Muy livianos; tiene freno y
un juego de srneses de la, clase superior.
Para informes; F. j. Soils, Caguas. lis "
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-01

SE VENDE.-Una casa de MADEIRA sita
entire las paradas 8 y Z, Puerta TERRA, con
frente la carretera, y con un espacioso
solar que llega hasta el mar. lnforma-
ra don Pedro Gambia, Tetuan SO. San
Juan l6 ".