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REV. A. Fl. MEAD SERIOUSLY I'LL
Formerly Well Known New Haven
Pastor.

Formerly a Well Known New Haven
Pastor.
Rev. A. FL. Mead, we'll known for
mer New Haven pastor, is very i'll at
his home, % Linsley avenue, Meriden,
and his physicians permit only the
briefest of visits from his most init
mate friends.
Rev. Mr., Mead is eighty-two years
Old but until recently has been most
active. He was graduated from Wes-
leyan university with the class of AZ,
only seven members of which are now
living, and has been connected with
several conferences in the Methodist
denomination. In 1888 he retired from
active ministry owing to the ill-health
of his wife, and went to Meriden to re-
side. Up to this winter he has assisted
at various church services in Meriden,
and in the absence of the city pastors
has often preached in their pulpits. His
friends hope to see him regain his
health soon,
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OBITUARY NOTES.

Tie funeral services Of the late Mrs.
Frederick E. Ellsworth were held at
the residence, I73 Sherman avenue. at }
O'clock yesterday afternoon. The ser
vices were conducted by Rev. Mr.. Fer
ris Of Calvary Baptist church. of which
Mrs. Ellsworth was a member.
Many beautiful floral tributes from
sorroWing friends from this city, South
NorWalk, and New York filed the room.
The family will leave this city this
morning at 7:4O with the remains of
the mother and little one who will be
laid at rest in one casket by the side of
Mr.. Ellsworth's mother in Simsbury.
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POCKETBOOK LOST AND FOUND.

Good Detective Work Done by Captain
COwles' Staff
Miss Mollie O'Brien, principal of the
Fair street school, while going to her
school yesterday dropped her pocket
book on Fair street, and did not dis
cover her loss until she reached the
school. Returning to the street she
could not find it and reported the loss
Immediately to the police.
Detectives Ward and Daley were de-
tailed on the case. They found that
David Murley had picked up the pock-
etbood, and, in company with John j.
O'Neil, was enjoying the contents, Muir
ley admitted finding the pocketbook,
which contained about SIS when it first
came into his possession. Both men
are held at police headquarters.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Those Which Occurred Yesterday.

Those Which Occurred Yesterday.
Quit claim deeds-Clarissa Schneider
to Frederick w. Holden, Al feet on
Chapel street; Frederick w. Holden to
George A. Schneider, AZ feet on Chapel
street; Clarissa Schneider to Frederick
w. Holden,36 feet on Wall street; Fred
Sc feet on Wall street.
Warranty deed-Nathan nj. Plat to
city of New Haven, 50 feet on Bassett
street.
Lis pendens-Mary Michelfelder VS..
Thomas G. w. and Thankful w. Jeffer-
son, rs feet on North Front street
Attachment-E L. Howe VS.. Mary E.
Bates, $1,645, 50 feet on Orange street.
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FUNERAL OF GEORGE ]. SCHMIDT.

The funeral of George ]. Schmidt,
VINO died Monday, took. place from his
residence yesterday morning at $50 and
was later held at st. Bonifaces R. c.
church. Requiem mass was celebrated
by Rev. Father Schale. The pallbearers
were delegates from the church of St.
Boniface society. The funeral was
largely attended and many floral pieces
We're presented. Imerment was in the
ST. Lawrence cemetery in the family
plot.
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81 though Spoonamore was going to
marry Miss Garlinghorn, but I see she
has let him get away" Yes; her ia
Their didn't appear to be at all anxious
for the match, and her mother was a
little too anxious. She lost him on ac-
count of bad team work. '--Chicago Tri-
bune.
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MRS. ROMANTA WELLS.

The funeral of the late Mrs Romantic
Wells took place at 2:3O o'clock yester-
Gay afternoon from her residence. 40
Trumbull street The services were
conducted by the Rev. Or. Edwin s.
Lines, rector of St Pauls Episcopal
church. She was buried in the Fair
Haven cemetery,
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THE AXE SLIPPED.
Branford Boy Had His Thumb Nearly
Cut Off

Cut Off.
John Mccarthy, 14-year-old, son of
Charles Mccarthy, of Branford, had his
left thumb nearly severed with an axe
yesterday. He was chopping some
wood near his home when in some
manner the ak slipped and the blade
striking the finger cut it to the bone.
He was brought to the Emergency hos
pltal in this city by his father and it
was thought at first that he would have
to lose the finger, but it was found af-
ter an examination that it could be
sewed in place again, which was done.
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BROKE HIS ANKLE

Thomas Conner of Fair Haven, while
crossing the street in that section of
the city last evening, slipped and broke
his ankle. He was taken to the New
Haven hospital in the ambulance
where the break was set.
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HOME FOR CHRISTMAS.

George Bone, the baseball and polo
player arrived home from Boston last
night to spend Christmas with his
parents9 Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Bone.
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MRS. S. 4. GLADWIN,s

81, -, IWpIUymenL agency,
1oz ORANGE ST., BOWditch Building, room
10. Headquarters for best situations; u
sears experience. Coachmen, farm hands.
porters, girls for general housewOrk, wait.
resses, gardeners, cooks, laundresses, house,
keepers, etc. Germans, Swedes, and others
needing situations should apply. The best
swedish and 2erman help furnished with
references. German and English spoken.
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Representative C. NJ. Burnham and
family, of Middlefeld, are spending
Christmas with Mr.. Burnhams brother,
Policeman Durham, at his home on
Plat street.
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Friend-"And to what do you attrib-
ute your immense holiday trader" Dry
Goods MAXWELL, we positively re-
move the price mark from packages. -
Brooklyn Lie.
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Satamts.

One cent a word for each insertions
Ave cents q word foE = fun week. seven
tinnsa
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WANTED,

GIRL or middle-aged woman to assist in the
homework in family living . short dis
lance from the city. Address w, this
office. d23 IF
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The Century Magazine for January at
the Pease-Lewis company's.
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STERNBERG'S EMPLOYMENT, "a Church
Street.-GOOd situations and help secured.
German spoken. Telephone 1875. dS I'm
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THE BOARD OF RELIEF.
COMMITTEE ON STREETS

COMMITTEE ON STREETS.
The Committee on Streets will meet IN
Rooms 10 and II, City Hall, Friday, DeeeIn-
Der 26, 1902, at p. M, whom the following
matter will be considered.
Petition of Charles A. Baldwin ct al for
the opening, ETC., of a new street from
Fountain Street to Edgewood Avenue, in
Westvile.
All persons interested in the foregoing are
notified to be present and be heard thereon
Per order.
WILLIAM TRUEMAN, Chairman.
Attest: JAMES B. MARTIN,
d25 ct Asst. City Clerk.
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1s&a11t5p>op(!
Reduced.

ASA6 u ~ 0S
This is December
after Christmas-and The
big rush is over. Y
have time now to breathe
and look around, and we
find that we have a larg-
er stock than we want,
despite our unusually
busy season. W h a t
would you do in such
a case? Mark t h e m
down to where they'll
sell. That's just what
we've done!
Beginning this morn
ing (Friday, Dec. goth J
we offer ali our women's
high-grade coats, rain
coats, ulsters and capes
al S 0 misses and c bill
dren's coats at January
reductions. We will not
go into further particu-
lars here. People who
know the high-grade gar
ments we sell and who
have been waiting for
just this chance, will see
the advantage of being
on hand when the sale
opens at
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WANTED.

FOR o. S. army, gble-bodied unmarried
men, between ages Of Il and 35; citizens
OF United States, Of good character and
. temperate habits, who can speak, read
and write English. For information Amply
to RECRUITING OFFICER, $50 Chapel
St, New Haven. Conn. jul 3taw tf
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sLEEMAN'S RELIABLE EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY, 1z5 CHAPEL STREET. Estab-
nshed Ii years. Largest, best in the state.
Best male and female HELM for any and All
Kinds of work. Sent anywhere. ms Il
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gfsceI1a,1entrs.

r. 3. MALLORY,
AUCTIoNEER and Appraiser, III Orange.
Household sales speciality. jy3 If
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Alfonso XIII
y los p0riOdiStaS.

Els costumbre que los ministros
{ quienes correspcnde ell despacho
con Ell rey lleve0 nm iudice de los de.
cretos que han de poner q Il firma
cuy@ not& es entregada despu6s &
los periodistAs para fAcilitArles Ia in =
formation.
Eutersdo don Alfonso XIII de
este, GUAR do el ministro de Hacien.
da present to aver 6 10 fi'ma varios
decretos pidi6 Ell 1ndiSe de ellos ,
can j. letra clar fsima estamp6 Ia pa
lsbrs SSAlfonso>, y custro lineas
mas absio: ga los perio distas.>
Sc comprende perfectamente lA
conducta de los minist 'cs y del j6
ven Monsrca, condnc5a que es Sc
guida en- ID m syor psrte del mundo,
pues cuanto m6s diSfAnA y laborio
ga soa 10 oSr2 de una ofcin& cuAl.
quierR, mayor inter6s deben tener
todos los empleados de ella que So
publique = para que asf sepa el p6-
blico, como trab>jsn los que cobran
por servirle.
Baeno hubierA sido, que al DO.
rrar 10 C&marA Legislativa de Puer.
to Rico. IL pslabrs eperiodist;> de
10 Ley electoral VICENTE, hubiers
tenido delsuts ell aprecio que mere
CO 6 un Rey conetitucion&', ell con
cepto de dicha pAlabEa.
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ltx E quijfn Aquino (s) PATIO, Ano,
8 meses, 16 dies, por 4esionee; Eve
RADIO DINO, an9, 4 me1es, 3 d1Rs,
DOR hurto; Felix Rosario, 2 meaes,
3 dlAs, pOr lesiones.
-Esta mAfiGp& & las once me-
dia, tom6 puerto el vspor GSsu Jusu>
procedente del puerto de New York
La Sociedad sSfmbolo de
Amistada de San Juan, ha tenidO la
cortesfs, que sgrsdecemos, de invi-
tarnoS para ell b&ile que celebrsr& en-
sus sslones, San Justo 18, el dia %
del actual.
-Seg6o ae nos informA del De-
p@rtamento de Instruction pdbIics,
aun no sa h& tarmin&do To- revisi6
lie los ex&menas para maestros, We
"ifcAdoa raCi9nte nente en- ell edifci3
Ce Ia ca nara de Delegates y por
tSnto, no puede saberse aun 81 han
sido 8 no aprob&dos los aspirantes
al mSgisterio. o portunamente dare
mos cuenta Coz ell resultRdo exRctO
de dichos ex&menes.
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PONCE.
de maestro CoresponS0J, J

Playa 26 Jauio, va se ercuentra
terminado Ell Depcs to &lmscen cons
truido por Is Comparia de ferroca
rifles en- Ii Playa y ahora Sc estan
colocsndo los rallies fn de que los
wsgones de ca'gA remolc&dos por
ell trOly llegaeu frente do dichO a.
macon. E principle de mes cOmen'
zsr$ el s9rvicio de ca1ga.
90
La CompA2iia de trauvia el6ctri'
co trAbajA ceres del Gobierno & fn
de que le Cedsn oil muslle para en-
bellecerlo arreglando ell piso, colo
cAndo b&ucos 6 instalando vArios f.
cos el6ctric3s y un kiosco para el
servicio de resfresco Y bebida5, CON
siguiendo hscer asi IN &meuo pRseo
en- estas noe b 3s de estio, sdemAs ha'
b?1s retret&s disri&mentey otro9
atr&ctivos que Sc organic sra1 como
pSseos en- botes y en- lanchas de va
por.
Fl vapor espAf1ol "MAria" SO
encuentra en- este pu9tte e3perSndo
8 6~denes para dirigirse & cargar q IN
puerto de los e stAdos UniGos.
E! exceleute ci Iemat6gcafo De
Si Mayhem continua d&ndo sus exhi
biciones en- el T5atro de Ia "Per
la. "
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FL Emp0radOR
Francisco Jose
llGVa un CiriO en- la procession
de Corpus CriSti.

Viena Junio. El Cory as G isti
f. 6 celebrado, cen la mag If :ent 10
istamb ads er todas las &C emo
MAS cat5licae.
e, Emperador Francisco Jose,
el Archi-duoue, -os principales Of
ciales del Estado y las au5oridades
municipa'es estuvieron rresentes en-
L. Csted nj las 7 A nj
La procession pa16 Eor les cAll9s
principles, ye, do su f~ente el
clero, y los estandafts representa-
tivos de cada igtasia. e. E apera-
dor iba On la procession, lievando en-
su mauo ua cirio e1ce q lido.
Muchoa smericanos ssistieron
tsmbian & l& proct sion eutra ellos
el Embatador Robert s. Nj @ ,rmick
FL SecratArio de Embajad@ ChA7a
Her Hale. E. cspitGn F oy W. La
iris y III ioez FredelI k W Nolls de
n W York.
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A los r0puDliCanOS
de Ponce.
FL dirGCtOriO
del p2rtidO r3publiCanO
en- frent0 del COmit6 de Ponce

Al salir esta man lna de Ia sala
do Justicia de 10 Corte de este Dis,
trito, despp6s de DIR Ia votac6a de
Ia sentaucis ca In que Sc conden& s
Pedro Simon B stistini y Pierluisi &
dos AMOS 8 meses y 81 dias de presi-
dio, accesorias c0stas 6 indennizA.
clones, me acerqr6 al Sr. Rossy y
Ie pre- gdnte: cuando estaris i'm press
Ia nuev& PIatsforms del Partido Re.
publicanO, contestsndome que adu
tArdArfa slg3, y&ly 70 manifest&rle
entOncss que IL remitiera 81 C0mit6
de Ponce tan pronto estuviera lista
dijo las mis- mas pslabras que siguen
"& Vd. no; poEque Ell Directorio hs
acordAdo quitArIes Is legalidad para
darselA 6 uu nuevo Comit6 de tran
sici6a que 50 formsrA para entender
en- las elecciones parciales de Julio"
Yo repliqu6 ieso no puede ser! y 6.
SO sonri6
Devoto mis- amig IS p2'fsiccs y
correligiopsrioa del G mite de Pom.
CO, estoy obligsdo dar publicidad
& este hechO para gobierno de todos.
L16ertad Torres Gr0u.
S2n J1un, JUNO 26 1902
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Ell Rev Eduardo.

O3urre en- T"g'aterrA que, & la
recieute m lerte de Ia virtunkf 4ims
Rsi1s 'Vlctoris, su hiio Ell Plfuci pr
de Gales, harOdero de lA corona de
Iuglaterr&, antes de cenir & sus sic
mes 10 regia Insignia imperial, cAe
b1jO ell golpe de una enfermedad
res sp,aaFF9&d61sSS per 9&61sSS, en- ell momento mismo en-
q1e Sc disponfan los rumbosos pre-
pAratiyos de su coronaci6n.
81 el desen'ace de esa eL ftrme.
dad fuese fatal, como se teme; cier
to que del a1venimiento de Eduardo
VII al reino do Tuglaterra casi nada
p podrfa deciyse, 81 bien respecto de 81
10 opinion univer o. hase man f9sta-
do favorSbleme 1te, por eI caracter
expansive q 1e le dtstingue, J por u
exquisite c@bNlle )sidRd y auuque,
por O r& p&rte, en- Ell jnserreguo de
Ia muerte de sn augusta mAdre & 10
fechs sef1Ala1& para su coronation.
Ia paz entire Ing, ,eses Y beers fac Sc
llada.
Ahora bieu; case de que ell rey
e lu Ardo falleciese, no SO s&be hasta
que puntO pudieran surgir complica.
clones en- 10 polftica de Iugl&terrs.
De- sl&s personales condiciones del
nieto de Ia Rsin& Victoria, que es Ell
hare 1ero Immediate de lA corona, nc
SO han aport ado juicios qua revelen
su manerA de ser y den idea de las
prendAs de caracter que en- 81 concu.
rrsn. Al, pues, la enfermedad del
Rey E 'usrdo preocupA & los hom
bras pa oli'os de Inglsterrs, y es D.
tural IL espeetaci6a reinants co Ia
actualid I'd en Ia podeross paci6n.
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ESCuGl2 de Ley0S.

Hemo3 reeibido ell prosre ,to de
10 Escuela de Lsyas que So abrir&
en- esta ciudad el dla de Julic
a iniciAtiva del Lcdo. don J. e. Mar
tinez Qaintero. Compondran ell cua'
dro de Prof f9sores, los abe gados se'
flores E Milo del Toro Cuevas, Je'
sus M, R2ssy, joe de Guzman Be-
nitez, Herminio Diaz Navarro, Juan
Guz nan B 9nitsz, Santiago r. Pal
mer, y el seflor Martinez Q1intero.
Ademas dara1 conf 3rancias regula
res don Juan Hernandez Lopez, don
Antonio Alvarez N IVA y otros.
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DETERMINACI0N
de nueStrO Hon: G0berD2d0r
SOBRE EL4DE JULIO.

Siendo este u dis de feata na-
ci3nai, SO ordena que todos los de-
parliament tos de Gooierao il. u ar. Sc
cierreu dur nte tolo Ell dia. S su,
plica ri pue DO de Pt5 Ri o Sc abs.
tengS de celebrar regociE clones co.
mercia1es en- &bsc'uto, y que SO reu-
nan en- p&tri6ticA caie Or82:6n conme,
mOraudo ell nacimloGao do los EstA-
dcs Undo dc AT i:a, nuestra pc
derosa y soberaoa nC. 81 Guys g 0
ria y honor esta Puerto Rico ata Ia
para s'onpFe de Al molo insecara-
ole.
Dsdo ha1o nj frma, Y el G AN
sello do ia isis de Pc 2jco, et + is
rs de Junio A. D 1902 w. h
HUNT,
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L2pSuS tipOgrdfiCO,

Por ur arr tipe ge&fco, ce~!j,
z2ss en el,r ic 10 qua i1sertAramos
so0re ell sParthen6n de A;6naa,0 Ell
tesproo6s;t>. de q. el P%rtheL On zr4
de eatt1o g6tico, cuando to1 1@ m ;;or
baena iu1enci0n scrioimos d6rjc0, CO
mo aparece en las nctas qua scbre
mism> t6 ebre ediieio publlc0 IA
CORRESPONDENCE en- el Id nero IN,
mediate.
Asi, puoe, conste que $50 pudo
aparece e8ttIO g6tjco en- el pTi ner az
ticulo por error tipogr &dco.
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De utilidad
S2n J Jaun, JUNO 26 1902

Para guitar ell o!or de Ia piutu
rR.-P~ra guitar olor de IL pinturs
colocar un cubo de sguA en- Ia habitS
ci6n cambiArls cAd& cuRntas horas
El sgaa absober& el olor de la pintu-
70, este sucederA mas pronto si SO Ia
ech& una cebolla g limon cortRdR.
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La. h0rida
del Rey Eduardo
LIE ATORMENTA AUN.
Los me1icos de- oabecera elogiados Sa,
tisfacci0n en- Inglaterra

New York JUNO Y 1917 A, NJ.
La herida producida por la oPe-
raci6n de apendicitit que sufriera
el Rey Eduardo, atormenta atn al
r6gio paciente. Los m6dicOs de "a
becera son muy elogiados. En- to-
da Iuglaterra es grande la satls-
facci0n por la notable meior1a en-
la enfermedad del Rpy.
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SEPASE

Que no pubhcamos oOmuD;caaoa
sia que seaa pagados pOr a&slaR-
tsdo.
Cada seis palsbras, SO cuentaR POR
una linea, y la Inca vale diez Ger
t2vos.
Las carta8 qUe yengan con c0RaVa
Ricados sin su imperte ne Sc cAA~
&ast&2.
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NOTICIAS.

LAS sedoritas y j67aues que
deseen estudiar dur&ute los tres
meses de verano las asignAturA del
profsso1ado, puedeu ponerse de
acuerdo con don Manuel Gorbea
Guzman, Maestro, eu el ttimo cur
80, de 10 EsCuela sCo!61a de esta
Capital. Direction, Tetuau 8, d, 9 q
II D. n.
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lmpOrta0t0
COnf0r0lCi2.

Sc asegura que anoche han CO
lebrado una largA conferences, i'm =
portantfsimas personalidades de as =
ia Capital y de laisla, sobre cuestio
nes ecor 8 nicas pollticAs. Sc le
concede exceptional importAncia a
dicha conf arencia y SO cree tendr&
gran resonaucia y trascende ncis en-
un plazo no leisuo
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POR CABLE
CSERXICIO DIRECTO.O
Inglaterrla.
FL Rey Eduardo.
sORPRENDRNTE MBJORIA.
e-.afsL
Bl monarca escfibio y tumo.

New York JUNO II 1917 A M.
Una sorprendente mejor1a Sc ha
OperadO en- Ia grave enfermedad del
Rey Eduardo. Ell monarca Sc halIa
en- tan satisfactorio estado, que ha
escrito unas nOtas, y ademas ha
podido fumar.
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PORTO-RIC0RAILROAD Cc-EPANY

The Porto- Rlcc Railrood Comp1ny beg
to inform the Droprietors Of facr'ries anu Su~,
gar estates that they are placing themselves
a. their disuosa- to perform in Their workshops
al the work Of repairing and Construction.
Their improved machinery allows them to do
this work with the greatest rapidtty end pre-
c:si6n. A model foundry with the uc2t t0o-
dern and improved machinery allows taem
tosmelt within 48 hours those parts that are
urgently needed. The rai;to&d itself ca lake
sll the parts to ohe workshops, wdicn saves
the cost Of carriage.
Free transportation by the ralIToad Ines
will be granted to our customers.
Greatly reduced prices.
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Sc SOLICITA I'm focio. ys sea
iestor 0 comA1 ditar.o peru tcs bsja-
dor, inteligente y sctivo con ci1co
mil dollars de capital, para dar ma
yor inportAnciA a IN msgn, Fl 20 re'
gocio cue hace a1los esta estAblec;1o
Y proCuce un 25 pS de bent Il 10
GAr&1 tizan al Aoiici ~it&Dte, tres est&
D ecimientos uercAntiles acre it's
dos Nadie q1e1o reupa lag co 4di'
oiores expressdAe, debe molea5Arse
en- contsstar. D;r'girse a. 8part&do
de correcs no 416 San Jusn Pp. rt }
Rico. Is z
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G 0 ~ ? f. n ! a.
FERRO--OAPEoHrsEEJ[l Is De PmO-RIOO
DE- LOS

La Companfa ie los Forrocarriles De
Puerto Rico Done en- conooimjeAto del publ
co y mIy parcioui4rmen = 10 los bacendados
cd Sis 1aueres De Santuc9e mao u!r aria yer
feccionads~, = ancuentra co vOruic .0nGs Ge
hacer toda clase de reparaciones de pleas de
maquina as como de nue7a construction con
prontitud J esn4oro
Tambi6n dispore de una funaioi6n l1o-
delo pro7ista do aparato2 moiornos y parfe9
cionados que le permlten fIndlr dcEtro de
las 48 horas aQue,las piez15 que Sc receait2n
COZ Ireencia.
Pueden renitirse gratuita o~to por fe-
rrocarril t0das las pleas de maquina. que
hayan dc ser roparadas, 10 que representa-
una gran economic.
Precics nluy reducidos.
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"a salud del Pa pa no es sati8faotoria.
NerC2dO de NGW-YOFk I
Cotlzac!Ones

hlambre pUas 65 4 2-1j
ARGOS Hickory u pi.S 2S
Ill i'll Ii i'll 81
Arerques &hiortas
Bacalao americana Is
Id. i0g IS 194
Ceb0llas sucl!as en- barriles 81
Cerveza IS for botellas, Olaucas :25
ID id id .rerdos Go
ChiuharO8 Il
Ouelas nuevas para azIcar l40
Id i'd ID micl p,
uabichuelas colOradas K $50
Harina ga Tumbadorap 3 55
JamOEes 4Cruz Roja2 10
Neconesc s2urlesss Totes 200 oajas 81
Luz Diamante 12G
Mantect 8 C&stilloSa terZou $40
WantG9 uilI:t ,orIivute 13
Papas tamano corriente y
Pape} c5traza II por l8 300 pliegos g.
Pino bIanco 1 x :, pulraLa 2ia
Id id | Y II, l III. 243
u Il IMP, ! id. 135
'lueaos y 4 I3
TucirC penQutas 1H
Saichicnon atlM. IL
ID nj n. II
Velas aebO 6anlo ll3
Vino into tarGi,G -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-27
Andres Cfosas
MARINA.

O2race: MaderAs de pichipe0
s7rtidas, pino americana y sprn"e
taj@m@nis 4 } ri"hipeu para tachSr,
pin! 'rss, hlerro galvanlzadO torn1-
los J ciaT os, duelas, sAcos vaclog y
af8ctos nAvale3. MantequiIIa = So.
chtch35 d. 0esas superiOres.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-27

@ 1lchones &cora Ados de una
plazs So so = de dos pl.zas & So 25
4 , 6, co'chonet&s 6e una plaza &
46 y so cent 4vos y de dos p1azAs &
81 rs y l, 50, camas de matri nonio
n colch6a q SO 75 70, 12 y hRsta
800, m15has camss son at2s y de
acero, en- &c Cielo.>
En ests vlpografis sc hAce toa a
clsse de trabA1os pre- sios m6dicos.