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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-30

styles. You are respectfully Invited 10
call and examine them at y. Mays Pop
ular-Prlced Shoe Store, 20S west Railroad
avenue.
Fifty dozen shoes Just added TO our nj.
ready we'll stocked shoe department,
gives rs nice a lot a. you will fnd In the
exclusive shoe store. They were bought
worry cheap and will be sold on a very
proht. All we ask OF the shoe buy.
ers In Q chance 10 show our goods. The
Maze.
We made more clothing last year than
ever before, which goes 10 show that
prices do the business. Our suits cannot
ba beat for the money. Fit. style and
workmanship guaranteed. Suits $lI
and up. Pants 50 and up. At The
Racket.
All new goods aud no old plumber In
the Gainsley 4 Co. shoe sale. | will close
them out at 90 cents on the dollar aud
give you a perfect DIT. X. L Washburn.
Lost-Saturdsy evening. at the suc-
tion, or on Railroad avenue. al astrsch
kan and seal collarett. Finder please
leave at No. 5lO 8. Broadway.
You cannot find a batter line of new
spring samples anywhere than at The
Racket. Suits Gil and up. Pants 90
and up.
Eyeritt's jewelry auction sale, an DID,
portunity TO buy goods at your own
prices. sale every evening at : .. IN.
The test Of coal IL its worth, not It's
selling price. CerrillOs Is worth q fourth
more than any other. W. II. Hahn.
New spring samples have arrived. Suits
made to order for ti1 and up. Pants %
and up. At The Racket.
You want the best for your money.
Cerrillos coal IL q fourth better than any
other. ". II. Hahn.
Leave your orders for Crescent coal at
No. l23 east RAILROAD avenue. II. ID.
Marshall. agent.
Special prices this week on table linen.
towels and bedding at the Economist
this week.
Take your buggy and harness to the
First street stable, TO have them cleaned
and oiled.
wanted-A girl for general nousework.
Apply mornings, SIG west Copper avenue.
Attend the house furnishing and linen
sale at the Economist this week.
G~rsphophones and records at Brock
I meier's, he latest and best.
The presents this week at Eyeritt's will
be the best yet given away.
Smyrna, moquet and Oriental rug at
X. Y. Hellweg Il Cos.
Cerrillos coal, the best In the west, sold
by w.. II. Hahn.
Fresh ranch eggs, % cents dozen. San
JOSE MARKET.
Stove repairs for any stove made.
whitney Co.
Buy Cerrillos coal and save money. "
II. Hahn.
Hear the grand graphophone at Brock
meier's.
Mir drinkers. Try Matthew'S Jersey
milk.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

Fresh gulf re~dsnappers. sliced or whole,
10 cents pound. BAN JosE MARKET.
COOLEY" Beaver, for years q we'll.
tcown citizen Of Santa Fe, IL In the ter
fitorisi metropolis to day.
s. b. Gillstte, junior member OF the law
hrm or Ferguson " Gillette, was a pas
senger fof Santa Ne last night.
Ralph Halloran, who was north In the
interest OF the New York Life Insurance.
company, returned to the city last night.
Rufus 8 Goodrich. who spent q very
pleasant visit with his many friends aud
relatives In the city. has returned TO his
duties at Needles.
Rev. n. ". Alger and family are busily
engaged 10, day In moving into their new
and handsome residence On South Walter
street In the highlands.
Patent case. extra select oysters, fresh
by express every morning. Patent case
oysters are like she'll oysters. For sale
only at this BAN JOSE MARKET.
q. W. Smith, tbs popular supsrlntend.
ent OF motive power Of the Santa Ne Pa
elite, with headquarters and home In this
city. was Q west bound passenger last
night.
Il. p. Barnes. district attorney at Silver
City, and Colonel Grsyson, the banker Of
that town, we're In the city for q few
hours last night. returning from Santa
Ne and continuing south TO Silver City.
X. X Griffith and wife are excellent
psopls who arrived last night from
Bloomington. Ind, and registered at the
Grand Central. They are we'll pleased
with Albuquerque aud the climate. and
will probably remain here indefinitely.
Geo. II. Moore has been appointed one
OF the commissioners 10 apprsise lands
along the low. line ditch BY Judge ]. W.
Crumpacker. vice Page B. 0tero who can
not act. The commissioners will meet at
Algod0nes on Thursday morning, and
proceed to hear evidence regarding the
value Of lands TO be taken BY the com.
psny for ditch purposes.
George W. Green and wife honored
THE CITIZEN office with u pleasant call
at noon to-day. For a long time Mr..
Green was the efficient foreman OF the
Ortiz mine at Dolores, but recently re.
signed his position and with his wife re.
moved 10 Cerrillos. On the 18th OF Jan.
uary Mr. and Mrs. Green lost by death
their pretty little daughter from brain
fever. They are here to-day purchasing
furniture and other household goods, and
will return to Cerrillos TO morrow morn.
ing.
Mr.. Miller. who was here yesterday
In the interest Of Val Blstz, the Nil.
waukee brewer, and sold the lstter's
warehouse on north First street TO Bs.
chechi q Glomi, served nineteen months
In the Philippines. One day he was
walking along the street In Butte, Mont.
when an elderly gentleman, after ward
made colonel, bantered him TO enlist.
Mr.. Miller took the banter, enlisted and
the governor sent him out with the
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the Paris worlds exposition. He desires
aid, and has prepared q petition, which
he will mail, asking for assistance TO the
board OF commissioners OF the various
territorial counties. The professor will
meet several members OF the Commercial
club late this afternoon or evening, and
consult with them regarding the matter.
Last Saturday night a young man on
his return 10 the new town from the old
town was halted in front OF the Huning
mill and ro1bed Of his roll of money. The
hold-up took from him his gold watch,
but when he appealed 10 them that the
watch was a gift and no would like to
keep IL, the robbers gave II back TO him.
but kept his money. The ROBBERY was
reported TO Deputy Sheriff jim smith,
who Is now working on the case.
II. U. Nudge, general manager, and c..
II. Resseguie, general superintendent. OF
ths Santa Fe railway, with Third Vice
President j. M. Barr, whom they met In
III Paso, will reach the city at $3.50
o'clock. They will meet here ". @
Neyins, general manager, and A. g
Wells, general superintendent, OF the
Santa Fe Pacific and Southern California
railways.
While in the city. Harry Titus and his
sister. children OF Eli Titus, general live
stock agent OF the santa Fe railway, will
be- the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. q, l..
Brooks at their residence on west Copper
avenue.
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FARR's RANCH ROBBED.
A Valuable Horss and saddIs stoIsn-Om
GERS In Pursuit,

A Valuable HOrss and saddle m fl.
GERS IN Pursuit.
Edward Farr came up TO the city early
this morning, and reported that the
Vim FaTr ranch. just below the stock
yards south OF the city, was robbed some
time last night, and "A valuable horse
and saddle were stolen,
The horses were In a pen, and the
horse taken was led from the pan 10 a
place In the rear OF the house and there
saddled, the saddle having in the mean.
time been stolen from a room where Mr.
Fsrr and two other men were asleep.
sheriff Hubbell and Deputy Sheriff
Newcomer we're notified. and they left
for the ranch, returning TO the city soon
thereafter with a man whom they found
near the ranch and who was unable to
give a satisfactory account OF himself.
The man was placed In ths county jail.
when the officers returned to continue
the search after the thieves.
II Is understood that a msn, who some
time ago completed q sentence in the
peniteniiary and who has been noticed
lettering around the Farr ranch, Ia sus.
pected OF the robberj OF last night, aud
The officers will make a diligent search
10 locate his present whereabouts.
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Montana regiment a. second lieutenant.
aud, later on, for heroic conduct, he was
promoted TO first lisutsnanoy. At the
time he enlisted he WAS a representative
OF The Val Blstz Brewing company, and
whoa he was discharged from the army
and landed at San francisco, he found u
letter from Mr.. Blstz telling hun that he
VS. Stlll In the service OF the brewing
company.
Jose l.. Perez aud wife left this morn
ing for Bernalillo, where they will visit
relatives and friends for O few days.
During Mr.. Perea's absence, the office OF
collector Of the county will be looked
after by Deputies Garcia and Yrisarri.
This morning. Nathan Barth received
a letter from his ranch foreman, in the
Znni mountains, Valencia county, Civ.
ing him Information that his sheep are
In the finest condition, and that there
Ia plenty OF water and grass.
Richard Reynolds. who has done more
or less mining In the Cripple Creek,
Colo district, accompanied by his wife,
came In from the north last night, and
they have q very comfortable room at the
Grand Central.
mrs. N. II hrutsinRer, OF iUo EAST Lehn
avenue, ~telegraphed her husband santa
Re Pacific employe at Navsjo Syringe,
Arizona, TO come home and zee their boy,
who came TO lodge with them this morn.
ing.
j. II. Drury. who has charge OF the saw
mill OF the Shut improvement company
near Algodones. left this morning for
the north, after q visit OF several days
with bis family here.
I. l.. A. Ward, an sll-round printer, was
q passenger for Bland this morning,
where he will accept q position on the
Herald.
Valentine Schick was here yesterday
on business. He returned to Cerrillos
this morning.
A stray bieycle-Pennsnt WHEELS at
Armory hall.
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Jerseys and Holsteins can be bought at
very reasonable prices. Anyone wanting
cows cannot DO better than to purchase
from this carload Just received from q
we'll known breeding farm In Missouri.
Some have calves by their side and the
others will be fresh In q short time. Any
one wishing TO DO business will call upon
W. l.. Trimble Il Co. or Ii. 8. knight.
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Having disposed OF an interest In the
business of the late W. A. Rankin TO Mr..
George c. Bowman, the business will be
continued under the hrm name OF Ran
kin Il Co, for the beneat OF the widow.
d.. j RANKIN, Administrator.
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CITY NEWS.
Tway--signs and wall paper.

~iWhy-slgns Il wall paper.
Matthews Jersey milk; try ID.
For the best fuel OF any kind go to
Hahn.
Gas nantes, shades and chimneys.
whitney Co.
Ladies' kid gloves, every pair guar.
anteed, 800 per pair. ROsenwald Bros.
Look into KleinwOrt's market on north
Third street. de has the incest fresh
meats In the city.
Don't forget, the only place In town TO
get Ice Cream and lee Cream sodas
Dslaney's Candy Kitchen.
See our 81 80 shoes for men. They are
q revelation OF what constitute q true
bargain. Simon Stein, the Railroad
avenue clOthier.
We have just received another ship
msnt OF the celebrated Sorosis, the new
shoe for omen. Latest up tO-date
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-30

The latest styles, patterns and colors
In velvet, mOquet. administer, Brussels
and ingram carpets just received at X, 4.
Hellweg x Cos.
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A MeasurinE Party

VIII be given by the ladies of the Re
bekah lodge at |, o. o. Y. hall, Thursday
evening, February /.
This is an invitation,
Extended to one and all,
To attend our measuring party
To be given In odd Fellows hall,
The committee will take your measure
When You become our guest;
BE sure to bring your pennies and dimes
And they viii do the rest,
The price of your admission
VIII depend u Don your heiR ht;
We hope you will grow an inch or two
'Twt1t now aud Thursday night,
Two cents a foot will be the price,
A dime will suffice for many.
But woe 10 him who 10 over five;
Each inc shall bring a penny.
Progressive dominOes and lunch will
alan ha faaNnEaa 80 Aha auanIn1
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RIppe for Rs.

over the Automatic Phone.
Hello Centrall What's the matter with
'phoneY
I'll find out. What do you wantf
Hahn's coal yard. | rung them up sew
eral times.
oh. the phones all right, only It's the
busiest n In town taking orders for
Cerrillos coal, and you'll have TO call
again In a little while.
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Attend the house furnishing and linen
sale at the Economist this week.
Linolsum, window shades and draper
les At X. Y. Hellweg Il Cos.
Hello, Central Give ms the Cerrillos
coal yard,
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Simpson for loans on all kinds Of col.
lateral security. Also for great bargains
In unredeemed watches. goo South
Second street, near the postoflce.
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Carpstsi O.rpetsll Onrpet.l M

Oar new spring lines Of carpets, Brus-
sells, Wilton, Administers aud LayOn-
niers, ara world beatsrs In texture,
finish and prices. Albert faber, 3O5
Railroad avenue.
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CerrillOs coal Is In a class OF itself-un.
approached by any other coal mined In
New Mexico. Sold by W. H. Hahn.
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special sale.

Trimmed and untrimmed hats, al Mrs..
l.. IL. Sh0emaker's, all this week.
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EY TO LOAN

On diamonds, watches, etc, or any good
security; also on household goods stored
with me; strictly confidential. Highest
cash prices paid for household goods.
L. A. WRITTEN, ia Gold avenue.
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LOAN OFFICE.

In the coal purch,ss from Y. d. Mar
shall, l23 east Railroad avenue.
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IVES, THE FLORIST,

Palms, Fern. and Out Flowers.
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COWS, COWS, cows.

Progressive dominoes and lunch will
also be features OF the evening.
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moda desde mediado de Abril, con
caracter de- eHcantadora, novedad y
belleza;; nos referimos al linon de Sc
da, en- blanco, de colQn y moteado,
que ha de sArvir indudab ablemente, pa
"a los trajes de primera communion,
los de novia, los de recien-naciao y
tambi6n para trajes de reunion y tea
tro, q causa de atesorar las especiales
condolences de ligereza y trasparen-
Cha que Sc exigen en- semeiantes ca
sos. Naturalmente, estos trajes, han
de llevar vi $50 de seda, y los tonos
mas indicados para el mismo, son,
aparte del blanco, rosa y azul, el YER
de palido, ell malva y 81 negro, parti-
cularmente este lltimp es de sorpren-
dente y fantastico efecto. Mabrotato
nuevo. No dejaran tampoco de lie
varse esta pfimavera los traies de tul
negro bordados con lenteiuelas, recu-
riendo ESQ ST, q los mas originates
dibujos, fin de que en- ellos encuen-
tire siempre' la vista, algo de nuevo.
Mucha fantasia, mucha idealidad,
moldes nuevos, asi en- hechuras como
en- tejidos, he aqui 10 que preconiza
le moda en- Ia risuena etapa del ano
que acabamos de inaugurar, y como
desde luego, sobre este capitulo, ape
mas hemos dicho la primera palabra,
y faltan infnidad de detalles, cum
plidamente ofrecemos q nuestras que
ridas lectoras dc Puerto-Rico, descu-
brir respected al particular, On las SUI
cesivas cr6nicas de modas, que han
de verlas publicadas, ::en las Columns
de LA CORRESPONDENCE.
Y dos palabras respecto a joyas,
puesto que tambien en- elias entra por
mucho Ia novedad 9 inhuye la expo
sici64 Lasjoyas que ell gran Certa-
men International pone en- boga, son
pendientes, collares, brooches y sorti-
jas, moda encantadora de brillantes y
de perlas de gran tamano. Los CO.
llares de mayor novedad, constan de
una sola par tie de piedras preciosas,
con motives colgantes en- ell centro.
Respecto q calzado estan en- auge los
zapatos escotados de cabritilla girls,
con adornos de cenefas y arabescos
pespunteados: Sc acompanan con
medias de seda negra, bordadas en-
los costados, anunciandose para muy
en- breve, la aparici6n de unos capri
chosos zapatos de tafilete negro esti-
10 Luss XV de calado dibujo, y al
tos tacones en- seda roja.
Nunca 10 repetimos, la moda ha
desplegado mayor fantasia y nove-
dad: por ESQ busca ell concurso de las
artes antiguas y modernas, siendo la
eterna coqueta de todos los tiempos
y ofreciendo Ia mujer, ideales inf
nitos, en- el cielo siempre sereno de
su indiscutible elegancia.
Jose1f1aa Puioks de Colzado.
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faldas; verdaderas o figuradas, siguen
siendo los cuerpos y blusas muy
adornados afectando los unos, los
caprichosos contornos del cuerpo-bo-
lero, y delineando los otros, ~escotes
originalisimos, velados por ideales
camisetas de CASA. Acompanan i
hombreras que abulten POGO, mangas
estrechisimas y muy largas y los Gin
turones de pie1 blanca CON cadenetas
colgando para sostener ell abanico, ell
monocze y ell reloj son elegantes y de
superior fantasia.
En- concepto de ligero abrigo de
entretiempo importa mencionar unas
airosas manteletas dc cresp6n China,
con largas caidas por delante, en- la
termination de las cuales destacan
larguisimos fecos de seda, siendo
adiciones por todo extreme graciosas,
adoptadas al traje moderno, corbatas
de artistico nudo 9 de repetidas y
anchas lazadas. La hechura mari
poso, ha descaido un tanto, y los tonos
mas generalmente adoptados, para
las corbatas de referencia son ell anil
palido, el color amatista, Ell rosado,
ell crema Y ell lila. Por incidencias al
principle de esta cr61,ic0, hemos
nombrado las sombrillas y aprop6-
sito de elias, debemos consignar que
Sc usan bastante grandes, pero por
todo estremo ligeras en- 10 concernien-
te & la montura, y a las telas en- elias
empleadas: de dalina, gasasy encaies.
Casi todas, uevan viso de TIL, del ia
mado punto de espiritu, que es fnisi-
mo, ell rayado y los tunares predomi-
nan en- sus dibujos, sin que por ESQ la
moda prescinda de los fondos lisos y
claros, adornandoselas con volantes
y lazos, siendo las monturas de nikel
y los pu1os, cuando no de MADEIRA fna
pintada, al estilo modernista, de es-
malte y piedras fantasia,
Respecto q los sombreros que privan
en- Ia actual primavera, fguran en-
ventajoso lugar, los lie paia listada,
siguenles de cerca las artisticas COM
binaciones, de paja y encajes, museli-
ma rizada y crln.' La inmensa varie-
dad de ellos, son d dos tonos, Y hemos
visto algunos completamente lista-
dos, de encantador efecto. Los lfrios
azdles, mesclados con fcllaje verde
son Ell adorno noyedad que meior les
cuadra, y en- cuanto q las tan debati-
das bridas, hecho ell ensayo en- invier-
no y no. con mucha fortuna cierta-
mente, Sc adoptaran este verano, 81
bien, no en- concepto general, las de
CASA prendidas en- vez de lazo, Dor
una escarapela en- 81 hombro izquier-
do.
Un tegido igerfsimo y fant&stico,
muy aprop6sito para Ia epoca que
nos disPonemos &atraveaar ofrecs Is
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Cr6nica Europea
para las damas.
Collaboration especial de Ia Correspondence.

La moda y la Exposici6n.-Telas y
colores.-Faldas y sobrefaldas.-Fan-
tasias primaverales.-Los abrigos.-
Las sombrillas. s.--Sombreros nuevos.-
Beidas y adornos.--Luiones y tules.
2Joyas novisimas.-Caprichos del
calzado.-Caracter de la elegancia
moderna.
Paris, Is Abril 1900. Sr. Director
de LA CORRESPONDENCE DE PUERTO
Rico.
Coinciden queridas lectoras mias,
en- Paris, el despertar risueflo de la
primavera y la Inauguration del gran
Certamen International, que tanta
afluencia de gentes atrae orillas del
Sena. Como novedad indiscutible,
debemos conceder en- materias ele-
gantes la preferential, d la falda de-
nominada Euposicioa, que es redonda
con poca tela y perfectamente cenida
q las caderas, y como actualmente la
Exposition es, y seguira siendo du-
rante todo ell verano, ell tema predi-
lecto en- ell cual inspire sus fantasies
el inagotable buen gusto parisien,
habra sombrillas Exposition, flores
de moda designadas con ell propio
nombre y abanicos de Exposition
tambien. va iremos resenando to-
das esas sorpresas a las lindas lecto-
ras de LA CORRESPONDENCE, d medida
que hagan su aparicion entire noso-
tros, y mientras les llega la vez, di-
remos que ell cresp6n china, con RIA
do mas grueso del usado hasta hora
es el tejido predilecto de la tempora-
da que empieza, siguiendole muy de
cerca para Ia Interpretation de varia-
disimos modelos, las sedalinas, los
lunares brochados sobre fondos lisos
y las lanillas rayadas, En- los colo
res predominant los tonos indecisos,
es decir los que hoy, poetizando la
Erase, Sc denominan mez1a,c0z5cos; son
muy elegantes y distinguidos, quiza
porque, cansada la vista de algunos
tonos atrevidos y fuertes, puesto en-
circulation durante ell invierno, la
verdadera elegancia, Sc hallaba Sc
dienta de verlos completamente aban
donadas. Ell azul, ell gris-plata, ell
rosado, y la escala suavisima de los
verdes palidos, privan en- Paris de un
modo decidido, y en- 10 tocante 4 he
churas, con caracter general, sc
adopta Ia falda rasante, con preteren-
cia 4 la de cola en- raz0n de su incues-
tionable comodidad. Cobran cada
dfa mayor importancia, las sobre
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Aver noche. varios jovencitcs

Aver noche, varios jovencitcs
de esta Capital que Sc titulan decen-
tes, pasaban por la calle de Ia For
taleza lanzando, petardos, sin duda
por imitar en- este las costumbres
americanas Pero al pasar por frents
de la casa del sef1or Sanjurjo y ha'
llandose reunidas en- Ia sala varias
sef1ori tas lanzaron un enorme petar
do en- medic de la reunion, que pro
dujo una detonaci6n espantosa, eau
sando entire aquellas ell mayor So
bresalto Ell petardo le quen6 el
traje & una nina, los tontos de Ia
hazafa emprondieron la fuga y Ia
policia que debio haberlos atrapado
brill6 por su ausencia. Lastima que
tipos de esa calaf1a no estuvieran en-
la escuela aprendiendo las reglas
de sociedad
Ell Bureau del TEMPO anuncia
con fecha de hoy que fuertes vien'
tos continuaran soplando al noreste
de las Antillas hasta el jueves y
viernes. Sc encarga la precauci6n
a las embarcaciOues.
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Objetos para regalos.

En- ell Paris Bazar de Ped, o
Giusti Sc acaban de recibir preciosos
objetos propios para regalos que Sc
detallan precios muy limitados.
Hay tinteros lindfsimos, escriba
MAS, pisa papeles novedad; estuches
de ceplllos, neceseres para se1ores
y caballeros, bastones, y fguras de
biscuit infinidad de artfculos mas.
Sc esperan grandes novedades
dentro de breves dfas
POR 81. ORC: Sc puede com.
prar una magnffica camara "Brow'
mel" con todos sus accesorias para
obtener bonitas fotografias tamaflo
24x24 pulgadas. Sc cargan & Ia
luz del dia, con cartuchos de pelfcu'
Ia de seis exposiciones y son tan
simples que pueden ser con suma
facilidad manejadas por cualquier
niflo. Sc remiten catalOgos en- Espa.
mol Ingles quien los solicite q
C&mara "KOdaks" de 3 5 q
Ageutes en- San Juan
G.. Tinaud & CO
n-s-10-9.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-05
4Vis0.

La Compar1ia "San Juan and
Rio Piedras Railevay" proponien
dose instalar el Alumbrado Electrico
en- esta Capital y Santurce ruega &
todas aquellas personas que deseen
utilizar dicho alumbrado, Sc sirvan
indicar esta compaf1ia ell ndmero
de lnces que cada cual necesita, &
cuyo efecto Sc serviran llenar Ell ia
Ion que figura al pie. Di.ho talon
sera repartido domicilio y recogi
do por un Empleado de esta EMPIRE
sa.
La Compaf1ia espera poder
empezar suminitrar ell alumbrado
& fines de Agosto
San Juan Rio Piedras
Railway.
sidente en- la casa n ...... de la
Gale de. e................ utilizaria
..................lamparas incan-
descentes de. .bugias: ......
lamparas de <Arcos,.
ms 10.
Aver tom6 puerto, procedente
de los Estados Unidos ell vapor ame'
ricano "Maracaibo" con carga y pa
sajeros.