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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-23
THE PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2S.-Flour-Re-
oeipts, e1.5Os quiet, with prices steady.
wheat-Reeeipts. 800. 800: there was a
firm feeling in wheat early, with prices
Il to 1ac. higher ON firm cables, rains
in Argentina and further
ON the part of December shorts. De-
cember. lls91ls1s; May, lis 5-ls0
l1s 11-16.
Rye-Dull; No. 2 Western. S2i4 nomi-
nal f. o. b. New York,
Corn-Receipts, Is, $50.
~Beef-Steady.
Pork-Firm; mess. 25. 75Gzs.eo: family.
2s. 00a27 90; short clear. 24.5oa26.5o.
Lard-Easy; middle west. ls-550
1885.
Sugar-Raw. nominal: fair refining.
sis: centrifugal, ss test, Az: molssses
suear, S.s7; refined, quiet; crushed. 5.95;
powdered. 5.sS; graduated, 5.25.
Petroleum-Steady; refined. all porta
sos.
Coffee-Steady: No. Rio, s3sQs,z.
sominai; No. 4 Santos. s&
Molasses-Firm; New Orleans. 35Qlz.
Butter-Firm; receipts, Lab; cream
ery specials, s2ls; do. extras. ah-
Cheese-Firm. unchanged; receipts,
s,2l7.
Eggs-Firm on fresh, weak on stor-
age: receipts, 10,54s. Refrigeretor
special marks. fancy, 241zaz5; do hrsts.
s2sae4.
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WOMAN THROWN FROM CAR
SUES FOR $1,000 DAMAGES.
Mrs. Josephine Philips Was
Badly Hurt.

Mrs. Josephine Philips, of GOA North
Seventh street, figured as the plaintiff
before Judge Heisley and a jury in the
Circuit Court today for $4,000 damages.
The Public Service Railway Company
vas the defendant.
Mrs. Philips tried to board a trolley
car at Bloomfield and Belleville venue
on February q last. together with a
party of friends. Her story was that
just as she started to Nstep into the
a 1t gave such a lurch that she was
thrown violently into the street. The
result wa a sprained ankle, a sprained
knee and other injuries. One of her
companions was Mrs. Catherine Mar
key, and as she also claims to have
been hurt in the same way she has
an action for damages pending.
STAR CLASSIFIED ADS n BEST
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USE sTAR WANT ADS.
WIFE BEATER HELD
FOR GRAND JURY ACTION.

Because, in his estimation, the juris-
diction Of the court would not permit
a sentence severe enough to fit the
alleged offense, Judge Hahn, in the
Third Precinct Police Court today, held
Kazimier Blaziewicz, 3s years old, of
81 Adams street, in $4,000 bail for the
grand jury on a charge of beating his
wife.
Mrs. Blaziewicz said hat her hus-
band went home last night under the
influence Of liquor n few into a rage
when she asked him to hold their baby.
He first struck her with a tinpail. she
testified, and hen attacked her with
his fists. She had an ugly cash in her
forehead and two bruised eyes to show
for his attentions.
The man wished to have his case dis
posed Of Immediately. but the Judge
would not hear OF 1t.
an 4 ~ An Ans RRrNG RUsy1Ira.
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SAYS 0EANcE. ROBBED HER.

Charging that he had obtained $75 in
small amounts, on the plea that he
would start a business and marry her,
Rosie Katler, of 322 Morris avenue, had
LYMAN Wallet in the First Criminal
Court today on a complaint of having
obtained money under false pretenses.
At the request of counsel the case was
adjourned for two weeks.
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NEW TRIAL FOR MRS. TEAL,

ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 23.-The Court
Of Appeals today reversed the judg.
ment Of conviction and ordered a new
trial in the case of Mrs. Margaret Teal,
who was sentenced to a years I'M
prisonment for subornation of perjury
growing out of the Frank Gould d.
vorce case.
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THE LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. Nov. 2s.-Despite the
weakness in New York yesterday, pro-
f~essionals here supported American
securities moderately during the first
hour today. At moor the market was
steady and from y to u above parity.
BuAiness was light.
New York sold Amalgamated Copper
down sharply in the afternoon. The
market was irregular and closed fever
ish and weak.
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MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.-Money on call
firm. 4N05 per cent; ruling rate, AS;
closing bid. 4N; offered at c. Time
loans Arm; sixty days, 5 per cent, and
ninety days, 4%65 per cent; six
months, 45s64x per cent.
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The Howard Savings Institution
7ss AND Iss BROAD STREET.

766 AND fes BROAD STREET.
November 20. 1904
The Board OF Managers al their meeting hsid
on the fifteenth OF November instant directed
interes. 10 be peid 10 all depositorE entftletl
thereto under the bylaws Rt the rate Of four
per CEN. per annum on all deposits OF one
thousand dollars or less. and at the rate of
three per cent. per srnEn1 on the part Of any
deposit in excess OF one thousand dollars.
Payable on and after December 15-
Deposits made en- or before December J draw
interest from December l.
Deposits made during the first three days n
any month draw interest from the first q that
month.
Deposits made after the third day Of any
month draw interest from the first day Of the
following month.
MANAGERS.
Horace 7. Brumley. Edward Q. Keasbey.
William T. Carter. William B. Kinney,
]. William Clark. Richard Y. Lindabarys
samuel s. Dennis, David Fl. Merritt.
Fred-k Freliaghuysen. Jeremiah OsRourke,
Geo. g. Frelinghuysen. Marcus L. Ward.
A. Fcnuington whitehead.
horace T. President.
SAMUEL S. DENNIS. 1st vice-Presfde14
J. WILLIAM CLARK. ID Vice President.
ALEXANDER s. WARD. Treasurer.
R0BERT ID. MEAD. Secretary.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following are the quotations Of the
days prices, as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell. members Of the
New York Stock Exchange: y
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syA 6rN s4DHsoI lB agss 10 Isaurso
II lower at log.
The corn market eased off with
wheat. December, selling off to 50. The
close was easy with December
changed at So
Close: Si&&YN
wheat-December, 1oss4u% May, los:
July, eTA.
corn-December, 60: MAY. slss; July.
81.
oats-December. 80; May, A%qA:
July, 39la@&.
Probationary, 20.9o; Mag. 20.15.
Lard-November, 13.20M1S.25: jan
uary, 1875; May, 1850; july, 1l.52h.
Ribs-November. 11.S5; January, 1915;
May, 1o.52A@1o.55.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

The following New York curb quo
tations are furnished and corrected by
Charles A. stoneham & Co, "a Broad
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-23

The stock market is quite likely to
be subjected to considerable irregu-
larity during the next few days until
the unsettling effects of the latest court
decision subsidies in speculative senti-
ment. The average professional irad-
ers have become quite bearishly DIS
posed as a consequence of this latest
development, and an aggressive bear
ish element has again made its ap-
pearance. In a market like h pres
ent one, short selling is apt to be quick
ly ~overdone, resulting in a quick price
There was considerable scat
tered selling yesterday. representing
liquidation by spectators WHO were
taking no chances of being hung up
in the market. For the present the
trading position should prove rncst
profitable, buying stocks on the reae-
tionary movements, and selling them
when the list appears strong for turns
Not much activity in either direction If
looked for Immediately.
Stocks had a better tone in the after
noon trading &yesterday. Practically
all the nervousness and unsettiemenf
which Characterised the early trading
0A61PPCotCa aAoCA liz "
Reading and Consolidated Gas. The
dominant note in the market seemed
to be that the antitrust act Of 1920
will be modified as a result Of the &C.
cision in the Tobacco Company AID
Standard Oil cases. 1t was also very
apparent that the big interests were
disposed to ignore the application of
the ruling TO the existing corporations.
Brokers say that the interest WORKING
for the copper and metal combine
tion are not in the slightest worried
by the decision, and that they propose
to carry the deal on. On this matter.
however. opinion in the banking world
is divided. and brokers suggest caution
in buying copper. Reading and Gas
look strong. and will sell higher. The
assets are in these properties just as
in the case of Wells-F'argo and the
patrons will make money in buying
these stocks. American T. and T. and
Steel common can be safely bought on
ell recesslons today.
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WALL STREET NOTES.

Uptown Se~ntiment-On Monday, after
there had been time to confer regard
ing the Standard Oil decision and TO
watch the trend of the market, some of
the larger interests came to the con-
clusion that the stock market would
not experience a big slump in the near
future, although it was generally con-
ceded that 1t would display more or
less nervousness. One large corporation
representative, when asked for his
opinion, said that he thought the de-
cision had been handed down at a very
opportune time. He had in mind the
fact that Congress is soon to assemble
and he expressed the opinion conf
IDENTIFY that prompt and comprehensive
action would be taken by h a body
toward the revision of the Sherman
law.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-23
TELEPHONE MERGER FAILS.

COLUMBUS. o.. Nov. 2s.-Efrorts of
200 independent telephone promoters OF
Ohio TO form a consolidation Of their
properties in a new company have
failed. The project is to be taken up
later after further details have been
worked out by a committee of fvc.
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IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE

Wis Central s.. 50 50 so 30
WESTINGHOUSE Ell. S5k s5A S4G So
Sales today-Stocks, 1885, 800 shares;
bonds, s4,332,000
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PRICES OF BONDS.

The following quotations were fur
nished by Post & Flagg:
Omen. High. Low, Close
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EAST oRANGE-wIbow OFFERS TO SELL
BEAUTIFUL HOME TO CLOSE ESTATE: IA
ROOMS, TWO BATHS, EVERY ODBRN I'M
PROyEMENT; LARGE LOT WITH GARAGE;
NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED.
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ESTRTE
Special Real Estate Days---Tuesdsys and Fridays.
REAL T A FOR SALE.
CITY

located two-family house. II
rooms; rents 1924, "a. 200. Mortgage d. 800 st S
per cent. For this and other genuine and de-
eidhd hergcins see
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iirAn cLAssIrIEn ADS ARE Bnsr,
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STAR CLASSIFIED ADS ARE BEST.
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Nciinton ~, I've oes. kT -. rnodsrn inonrovee
ments; separate entrances; steam heat; 10
rooms; Sc, 400.
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$500 CASH buys a two-fan1ily dwelling: half
minute to train and trolley; eleven rooms; all
improvements except steam heat; built this year
on a lot S0x125; two porches. screens. etc; price
a4,700.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1909-12-08
Joe Miller Was Not a Joker.

Joe miller. who Is generally believed
to have been The soul of wit. never
made a SINCE joke IN his life. He WAS
an actor aud 50 grave III manner as
to become the butt of other peoples
hilarity. When any wtticism went
the round Miller was accused OF its
authorship. and he would never deny
1t. He lived an exemplary life and
died universally respected. But no
sooner was he dead than appeared
Joe Miller's Jests: or. The Wits \ ,uie
Meeum." complied by Elijah Jenkins.
Esq. that IL to say. forged by John
Motley. the Jacobite just AZ years be-
fore Hobson's Polly Peachum'' and
Ben Johnson's TESTS" had been forged.
Don't forget that Pr. Perces Favorite Pre-
scription for woman's veal nesSes and deli
cate ailm nts. IL not patent ur secret medi-
eine. being the 'favorite Prescription" OF n
regular educated and graduate physician.
engaged in the practice of his chosen special
ty-ihat of diseases of women-that its in
gredients are printed in pi,in English on
every bottle-wranper; that 1t ~ the only med
icine especially designed for the cure of We
mans diseases that contains no alcohol, and
the only one that has a profes ional endorse
ment worth more than all so-called Il. st-
monials" ever published for other medicines.
Send for these endorsements they are free
for the asking.
A little book of some of these endorsements
will be sent to any address. postpaid, and alb
solutey free II you request same by postal
card or letter, of Dir. H. v. Pierce. Buffalo, N.
| y.
| II you suffer from periodical headache
b ckache. dizziness, pain or dragging down
sensation low down in the abdomen, drain,
or are in distress from bling long IN Your
feet, then you may be sure of benefit from
taking Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescr iption
DIR. Pierces Pleasant Pellets-the best Taxa.
tive and regulator of the bowels They in
vigorate stomach liver and bowels. One a
laxative; two or three cathartc.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1909-12-08

The Name "Pepvs"


How should "l'epys' D.. pronounced !
Percy l.ubtWak. VINO wrote IA biugra.
ply OF Samuel l'epys. declares Peeps. ;
But there are man! people living and
talking who call themselves "i'epIis. .
In l,iI9 WAS published II volume caiied
'l.mida iDtervalIa. by james Car.
casse. who was clerk in the office Of
Pepys. He did not like fepys and
would have been glad to spell II
Peeps But he fidn't. He wrote:
Get thee behind me- then: dumb devil
Degone.
The Lord hath Ephthatha said to my
tongue.
Him / must praise who opened hath my
lips.
Sent me from navy to the ark by Pepys.
From this the London Chronicle con-
eludes that TO his contemporary i'epys
was "l'ips.'
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1909-12-08

Comes sweet and glad surprise"
The very fact that we do not know
everything; the fact that we are ever
learning as pupils In the School of
Christ so far from being cause of
disappointment. IL ii source of pleas
ure The heart that has come into
faith-union aud communion with The
Lord learns something more daily re-
speeding the Heavenly Fathers love
and care. and each fresh item of
knowledge is a new well-spring OF
pleasure He satiSfieth the longing
soul" blessed are they that hunger
and thirst after righteousness, for they
shall be filled" Goodness and mercy
follow me all the days of my life"
These are the experiences Of those ripe
Christians called upon by the Apostle
to give thanks unto God in every mat
ter and to know that this is Gods will
In respect to all those who are mem
bers of Christ-.in Christ Jesus"
xiii. 81.
Thanks Through Tears.
Let us not overlook the fact that our
text indicates that we are 10 give
thanks for our sorrows. our trials. our
disappointments. as well as for our
joys and pleasures. for everything III.
cludes all things. Nor Is TINS the oila
Scripture to this effect. Hearken Il
the Apostles words which urge TN
members of Christ to rejoice in trihu
I1fiou NOT bpta,lsp trbuiation Ii Il 10Y
producer. but. as he explains, 1ribu-
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1909-12-08

Dyspepsia is Americas curse. Bur
dock Blood Bitters oonquers dyspepsia
every time. 1t drives out impurities,
tones the stomach, restores perfect d.
gestion, normal weight and good health.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-06
MAS NOTAS Y N0T|c|AS

Ell puesto de Ponce, fue detenido
por la detective" el viernes dltimo
Luis Mazan (a) Cafri y Sc lie acusa de
4 escalamientos Sc lie ocuparon va
rios efectos que tenia enterrados en-
los bajos de Ia casa que vive. Ell fis-
cal INFERNO lie fijo S 1000 de fianza
para permanecer en- libertad.
La detective del puesto de San
Juan detuvo el sabado a Juan Clau-
dio acusandole de expender billetes
de loteria. Ezequiel Herrero fue tam
bien detenido por la detective"
acusado de abuse de confianza.
Esta noche tendra lugar la session
de ciencias fisivo matematicas en- la
que tomaran parte los senores Gan
dia Cordova y Navarrete. Comenza-
raa las 8p. m. en- ell salon del Atenio
Manuel Delgado, vecino de P. de
TERRA encontro hace dfas en- la ca
rretera, una compuerta de automo-
vii, la que esta a disposition de SUI
dueno.
La distinguida senorita Sarah
Gonzalez y Martinez, de esta ciudad
ha hecho ell envio de 3 tomos para la
bibiioteca que esta fernando en- Ca
yey ell professor de instruction pu
blica Inspector de aquel distrito
Sr. Manuel Negron-Collazo.
Sc informa que Sc trata de llevar
q cabo un estudio para evitar la for
macion del bache de la entrada
de la calle del "Parque'.
Con tai que evitaron aquel
perjuicio al vecindario puede
aceptarse hasta 10 del estudio que
seguramente Sc quedaran en- idem.
Sc encuentra Ell esta ciudad ei Sr.
A. P. Gibson, quien estara algunos
dias en- San Juan. Ell Sr. Gibson vino
la isla a instalar la maquinaria de
monotipos de La Correspondence
Ha estado viaiando por las islas del
mar de las Antillas y por la parte
sur Gle Puerto Rico,. Bienvenido.
Ha estado enferma de cuidado,
la distinguida sonora Rosello de
Cuetara. va esta meior y 10 celebra-
mos.
Ell Official del ejercito lie los Esta.
dos Unidos Sr. Alien Walker, que
segin information de "La Correspon
dencia" resulto herido levemente er
ell ataque Davao, Filipinas. de-
sempena desde hace aig lin tiempc
ell cargo de gobernador de aqueiia
comarca. Esta undo en- matrimoinio
con una distinguida dana que reside
en- Mayaguez Y tiene ALI dos ninas.
I Hace aigunos meses que estuvo ell la
expresada ciudad visitando a sus
famiiiares. Hace tempo sono ell nom
bre del Sr. Walker para Tin cargo en-
esta isia Las heridas del Sr. Walker
no fueron de gravedad Y va en- otra
OCCASION. recibi6 heridas graves en- I'm
campaha con los tagaios eI goberna-
dor de Davao.
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DOS AN|VERSA RIOS.
Venezuels celebro aver Ell 9S9
de su emancipation.

! Aver fue es tambien dia clasico pa
ra la Libertad de America. Nuestra
vecina hermsna la Republica de lie
nezuela celebra el 9S aniversario de
ladeclsracionde su independence. Ia
que tuvo por corolario einco Repu-
bGcas hbres en- Ia America del Sur. El
Genio del immortal Bolivar surge
al par de Washington para luehar
DOR hacer hbres pueblos que por lar
COS aiios suspiraban por un puesto
entire las naciones independents
Muchas en- verdad han sido las VI
cisitudes por las cuales ha passdo
Venezuela, pero el amor dc sus hiios
Ala Hbertad, siemPre ha sido inalte-
rsble, v d errores de rsza y de eduea-
c;6u democritics han pesado en-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-06

contra en- Ia balanza del progreso,
tambien es cierto q. en- toda epoca
el pueblo venezolano ha estado dis
puesto q sacrificarlo todo por el pre-
cioso legado del padre de la Patria.
Los recientes acontecimientos 20
lfticos han senalado una nueva epo
ca en- SUI historic, pues parece que al
fin ha surgido un hombre que, hijo
del trabajo y ageno a las intrigas, pc
queheces y odios de Ia polftica Sc pro
pone establecer I'm gobierno progre-
sista que invite al capital extrangero
y de garantias Ia immigration.
va Sc ha sonado la idea de centra-
les azucareras con capitales puerto
rriquenos, en- las cuales los hijos de
esta TERRA que hoy emigran al Ha-
waii, pueden If 4 buscar trabajo, en-
contrando el pan en- un pals que no
vacilara en- llamarles hijos y hacerles
participes de sus riquezas v liber
tades, asi como tambien de sus de-
bilidades politicas.
Ef puertorriqueho en- Venezuela
no es extrangero, y el china, la rique
"a del suelo y el caracter de sus hijos,
haran una patria mas deseada que
las remotas playas del pacffico.
Ell Sr. Hernandez, consul venezo-
lano nos anuncia que elGobierno ha
nombrado la junta Directiva que or
ganizara la celebration del primer
centenano de la Independence, y
dicha junta aceptara gustosa la COO
peracion de los hijos de esta isla, q.
quieren contribuir con SUI inteligen-
cia y labores a hacer mas explendi-
das las fiestas que Sc iniciaran ell 5 de
Julio de 1911.
Ell consulate venezolano tuvo
aver enarbolado el pabell6n nacio-
nal y ha sido visitado por compatrio-
tas y simpat tizadores de Venezuela,
para conmemorar tan gloriosa fecha.
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COMO Sc CURAN LAS
ERUPC|0NES cUTAAEAS.
Excelente Tratsmiento para la
Primavera para los que de
ES0s Males Padecen.

Las Mujeres, (y tambien los hom-
bres) de los Estados Unidos, tit
men fama por SUI buen cults. Hay
quien cree que clio Sc debe al eli
ma frio que favorece la condici6n
de la sangre, pero el case es que Sc
debe principalmente al habito de
la limpiza interna y externa. Pa
ra ell exterior banarse la cara dos
veces al dia con aqua caliente y ja-
bon puro de Castillo, lavando luego
bien la cara con aqua fria. Es pre-
ciso tambien banar el cuerpo en-
tero del mismo modo con bastante
frecuencia, pues las impurezas del
cuerpo a menudo salen a la cara.
Ejercicio, masaje, ETC., son meto-
dos simples benefcos. porque fa-
vorecen la circulation de la sangre
En- Primavera y en- el Otofo debie
ra de tomarse un t6nico para la
sangre para eliminar del sistema
las lmpurezas que Sc acumulan
durante las estaciones del frfo y de
calor. Las Pfldoras Rosadas del
DR.. Williams son ell t6nico par er-
cellence, soberanas para llevar a la
sangre la energia y riqueza que ne
cesita.
En- este mismo pals hay muchas
personas que saben 10 benefcas
que son estas pfldoras.' He aquf
una carta de un joven Cubano, de
entire muchas cartas similares es-
critas al Dr.. Williams Medicine
Co. Del Sr. Ramon Fonte, despa-
chador de equipajes en- la estaci6n de
San Juan y Martinez, (Pinar del
Rfo). Cuba: "Con respecto a mi
experienced con las Pildoras Ro-
sadas del DR.. Williams, me es gra-
to declarar que gracias a su uso me
he curado de una erupcion cuta-
nea que por mas de dos amos me
habfa mortifcado. Parecla que no
habia forma de curar dicho NAL pues
habia probado va muchas medici-
mas, purifcantes y reconstituyen-
tes pues me sentia tambien debll
y algo entorpecida la digestion
Con dos meses de tomar las Pfldo-
ras del DR.. Williams Gamble por
complete de aspeeto, y no ha que
dado rastro de la erupcion, reco-
brando el buen color, apetito y
robustez en- general Desde cnton-
ces recomiendo dichas pildoras STEM
pre- que tengo OCCASION, como d una
medicina excelente para la sangrc.'
En- la pureza y riqueza Gle la San
gre estriba la vitalidad ESQ es
10 que hace de las Pildoras Rosa
das del DR.. WilliaRs para personas
Palidas el especi6co Gle familia mas
populardelostiempos. En- lasbotlcas.
La poiicia de San Juan sorpren-
dio el sabado una jugada a la pro-
hibido en- la casa de Nictorio Saias
Gale de la Tanca de esta ciudad.
Fueron arrestados 6 individuos.
En- las regatas de aver tarde ven
cieron los remeros de Paio-seco,
que obtuvieron unaruidosa ovacion
al llegar a la meta.
En- breve lievara efecto una con-
ferencia en- ell ateneo Ell doctor To-
mas Vazquez, director de Sandal.
Sc referira a la instaiaci6n dc sana-
torios para niios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-06
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