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The Washington times., 1902-06-19
Senator Kean's Oyster Stew.

Senator John Kean of New Jersey has
become known to Washington restaura-
teurs as one who likes good eating 4
little while ago he sought out a popular
resort noted for its cooking, and es-
pecially for the variety and excellence OF
its methods in serving up oysters To
the waiter he unburdened himself thus
Il want you to tell the chef to take a
dozen oysters and put them on nap
kin to dry. Then tell him to take some
cream and put il on to boil. When it
boils let him drop the oysters in the
dish and let them stay there until they
curl up at the edges. Then l want the
oysters taken out and served in a nap
kin Now. you tell the chef to do ex-
actly as / told you and I'll give you
each dollar" And the waiter went
back to the speaking tube and called
up the chef. "One stew" was all that
passed down the pipe.
The Washington times., 1902-06-19
Superheated Eloquence.

Chicago Chronicle-Grown eloquent
upon the forestry bill. Congressman
Lacey declares that There is spot
where the hand OF man has never set
foot" The figure is reminiscent OF the
Warsaw. Ind, correspondent who. de-
scribing shooting soiree at society
function in that metropolis. stated tina;
while the vlolins were throbbing out
e passionate waltz the hand Of death
staikcd into the room"
The Washington times., 1902-06-19
Oriental Logic.

A man bought three pounds of meat,
and brought it home to his wife to cook
for dinner, and then went his way to
his place of business in the bazars. The
wife was hungry. and ate the meat.
In the evening the man came home
ard asked for his dinner.
There is no meat" said the wife.
'for the cat ate it."
Bring the cat" said the man. "aad
pair of scales
weigh the cat" said the man The
cat weighed three pounds.
where the meat? And IL this is the
neat, where is the cat?"-Harper's
Magazine.
The Washington times., 1902-06-19
Mr. Tompkins' Mo3esty.

Representative Emmett Tompkins of
the Twelfth Ohio district, whose seat
was contested by John J. Lentz. is a
singularly modest man. Under the law.
every contestant for a seat in Congress
as well as the man who holds the seat
is entitled to ais expenses up to 81. coo.
provided the contest is regular. Almost
invariably the contestants find that
their expenses have been just $4,000. 1t
was not so with Representative Tomp
kins, however. He wanted only what
was right, so he put in his expense bill
for Sl.999O6.
The Washington times., 1902-06-19
"Miss Summer. "

She's here,
With witching viles
And latest styles,
A summer vision fair;
With trunks in mix
And golfng sticks.
To WOO the seashSre air;
Sans peer!
A maid
Whose cheeks of tan
Doth take a man
And heart all by surprise,
In bathing suit,
La mode and cute.
The cynosure OF all eyes,
Doth wade.
On court
She nimbly darts
And plays with hearts
A racquet in her hand,
The tennis maid:
All love" games played,
Howe'er the score may stand;
Loves sport.
With "cad"
She coollv braves
The tense heat waves
Out on the scorching links;
Oh, Cu9id's tricksl-
He lugs golf sticks
Than darts more potent. thinks
That lad.
This miss
A guitar thrums
And sweetly huns
Some love song to me, rcal
Meath mystic moon
Her sweet love Groom
Would make cen honest steal
A kiss. Baltimore Herald.
The Washington times., 1902-06-19
A Poets Fervid Vision.

Baltimore Herald-Pension Commits
sioner Eugene Ware made a Flag Day
Grafton in which he predicted that the
earth would go into the hands of a re-
ceiver, that the United States will be
the receiver, and Old Glory will float
over the universe. Mr.. Ware evidently
intends to continue to avail himself of
his poetic license.
The Washington times., 1902-06-19
Alfonso to Use Red Paint.

Boston Herald-The King of Spain is
going to traveli He is to see Paris, and
any more OF the world after that ex-
perisnce will be superfuous. If the
youngster doesn't get into hot water 1t
went be his fault. He Will do all he can
TO taste the joys OF freedom in that
tempting city of light. Mumsey is to re-
main at home.
The Washington times., 1902-06-19
Moving Within Narrow Limits.

Chicago Chronicle-The governor of
Rhode Island has called out the militia
because of the traction strike. but ac-
cording TO the dispatches he did SO
with great reluctance. Undoubtedly.
His excellency appreciates the difficulty
Of maneuvering his scrried battalions
without getting them into Connecticut
or Massachusetts and causing protests
from those Commonwealths.
The Washington times., 1902-06-19
Particular in His Language.

These purists in language who shout
so much about grammar always make
me think OF the fellow out in my district
who was fishing of Z dock and fell into
the water" said Representative Beidier
OF Ohio a Few days ago.
Some people nearby helped him out.
Thon one OF the rescuers asked, How
did you come TO fall into the water?'
"'I didn't come TO fall into the water,
replied the man, L came to fish.
The Washington times., 1902-06-19
In W. |. B.'s Class.

Chicago Inter Ocean-Dr. Conan Doyle
and Michael Dayitt have both made bad
guesses. The former assumed, more
over. while the latter has just an
nounced. also in book form, that 1t is
going to continue indefinitely.
The Washington times., 1902-06-19
Reckless to the Last.

Louisville Courier Journal-James ].
Cavanaugh, Of Watertown, Mass, died
the other day in his one hundred and
twelfth year. He was in the habit of
taking alcoholic stimulants and he had
used tobacco for more than 100 years.
What other life-shortening vices he had
are not mentioned.
The Washington times., 1902-06-19
CURRENT PRESS COMMENT.
Same Cause, Same Effect.

Philadelphia Ledger-It is somewhat
curious that Beers and Britons, after
the declaration Of peace, fraternized and
sang the came songs that were sung by
Union and Confederate soldiers under
similar circumstances thirty-seven
years ago-'Home. Sweet Home" AUD
Lang Syne." and Hard Times, Come
Again No More"
The Washington times., 1902-06-19
Fires Versus Finery.

Milwaukee Sentinel-The announce
ment that the Vassar College fire bri-
gade has proved to be failure was to
be expected. While the girls were put
ting the Gibson fold in their shirtwaists
buildings had time to burn to the
ground.
The Washington times., 1902-06-19
Fire Insurance in China.


The invasion of China by American
commercial interests is O determined
one and the fire insurance agent is we'll
up in the advance guard" remarked
l.. C. Herrick. of New York. an agent Of
big. insurance concern OF that city
at the Arlington last night. Tho idea
of the hustling fire insurance agent but
tonholing mandarins ard urging them 20
take cut premiums ca their pagcdas and
tea houses is somewhat incongruous, but
he heather Chince is prudent and quick
to see the advantage of insurance.
Some OF them have had their prop
erty entirely swept away by great fires.
The wisdom OF erecting buildings in reg
uIar order and with regard to health and
safety renders the fire risks much less
than they would have been in previous
years.
Il was ct the Consular Bureau in the
State Department the ether day and saw
a communication from a man in Ear0ia,
China. He suggested that coed busi-
ness could be done in fire insurance
there. as the rates charged there at
The Washington times., 1902-06-19
An Irishman From Back Bay.

Cleveland Plain Dealer-The Boston
papers are quick TO claim that Arthur
Duffy. who has just lowered the sprint
ing record for 100 yards. is a Boston
boy. But. of course. his last name
proves that
The Washington times., 1902-06-19

ANY who cannot buy the Morning. Afternoon Sunday
Edition of The Times any stand in Washington
railroad trains, elsewhere will confer favor by
notifying the Publisher The Times Tenth Sts
Washington, D. c.
The Washington times., 1902-06-19

TOWN POINTS, POSTAGE PREPAID
EyENING EDITION. one year. 81: six
months, sl.50; three months. as cent?
Evening and Sunday, one year. 81; six
months, $3.50; three months. 3i.25.
Morning. Evening, and Sunday. oneve1-.
SO siA months, So; three months. $3.50.
The Washington times., 1902-06-19
Personal Notes About
Washington People

Mr.. E. C. Cutter and daughter were
passengers per steamer Commonwealth,
which arrived at Boston Friday last
January. passing much of the time in
Egypt and other Oriental and Mediter-
raneGn resorts. The marriage OF Miss
Cutter TO Lieut.. Arthur Tremaine Ches-
ter. U. s. N. is expected to occur with
in a few weeks.
The Washington times., 1902-06-19
Oil as Naval Fuel.

THE Navy Department Is experiment.
ing with oil as ship fuel both in place
of and as an auxiliary to coal" said J..
C. Barber, OF Los Angeles, Cal, at the
New willard Hotel last night. The re-
suits are said to be, highly satisfactory,
and some persons predict that It will
not be long before coal is superseded
to a certain extent.
Il hardly look for such radical
change, but l do believe that oil can be
used to advantage as an auxiliary to
ccal-that is, it will increase the steam
producing effect Of coal when sprayed
over 1t.
"In California oil is cheap. Coal is
costly Consequently the experiments
appeal directly to US, as success in the
new line OF work will mean many dol
lars to California oil well owners, and
much money saved to the owners of
trans Pacific and coasting vessels.
There are a number Of steamers
operating between San Francisco and
Honolulu which use oil in connection
with coal. steam spray is used, by
which the oil is distributed oyeE the
burning coal. The results secured are
said to be highly beneficial.
THE system would, however, be sue
cessful in California when 1t would fail
elsewhere, where coal costs less and oil
more
When oil alone is used as fuel there
are at least three great obstacles en-
countered. The heat Of combustion Is
SO great that no fireman csn stand it
for any length Of time. The noise is
deafening and the danger Of carrying
immense quantities is very great"
The Washington times., 1902-06-19
GOSSIP AND CHAT HEARD IN
WASHINGTON, HOTEL LOBBIES

present were rather high at 2 and "a per
cent. Russian companies are the only
ones represented there now.
american fire insurance is much mere
to be desired than those of foreign
countries. because it offers wider se-
lection Of options TO the prospective pol
icy holder. In the letter 1t was stated
that Harbin had two well-orsanized FIRE
brigaaes. In some cities of the land
of the yellow dragon the protection
against fire is excellent. I would not
be surprised IL tho competition between
American companies for Chinese insur-
ance business becomes extremely brisk
within the next few years.
Signal Corps Work in Alaska.
The United States Signal Corps is do
ing great work in establishing tele-
graph system in Alaska" said Fred
Hellenbeck, of Dawson City. Alaska. who
was at the National Hotel yesterday.
within short time line will be in
working order between Valdez and Fort
Egbert away up on the Canadian border.
1t will run along the Copper River val
ley. At present the only mode OF tele-
aPhiS WIN AOi
bert is by the Canadian government line.
The construction OF the line is beset
with great difficulty. Much of the ground
is timberless and poles have to be con-
veyed on dog sleds.
"One great advantage of the Fort Egg
bert line will be that it will give di-
rect communication between juneau and
Skagway to the southwark Of Valdez
and st. Michael, inasmuch as a tele-
graph line Is now working from st.
Michael to Fort Egbert. There is al
ready cable communication between the,
United States and Nome, just across the
sound from st. Michael. 1t is proposed
to connect Nome and st. Michael with
the wireless system. 1t has been con-
tracted for, and will be installed this
year. There was once cable there, but
it was swept away. There is also
possibility of wireless system being
established between the line running
from valdez to Fort Egbert, and the
line running from Fort Egbert to st.
Michael"
The Washington times., 1902-06-19

Mr. and Mrs. Allen Watkins have
taken a farm near Falls Church, and
will live there in future Mr. Watkins
health failed about a year ago, and be-
ing unable TO resume his desk, he will
engage in the raising of poultry.
The Washington times., 1902-06-19
SUBSCRIPTION RATES TO OUT OF

uoRNING EDITION, ono year 50: six
months. $3.50: three months, S1.25.
Morning and sunday. one yeaI. 81; six
months. $3.J0; three months, ni,s5.
sunday edition only, one year. 50: Dix
months, II: three months. 30 cents.
The Washington times., 1902-06-19
Decrease of Wheeling.

Decrease OF Wneellng.
Its five years since l was in Wash
ington last, and while, as l we'll know,
changes in that time, find little re-
semblance between the scenes presented
on the street then as compared WITH
those of that time" said Haley C. An
derson, of Chicago, at the Raleigh last
night.
Five years ago praises were surg on
every lip OF the delights OF bicycling on
Washington thoroughfares. Washing
tonians boasted with pride of the num-
Der Of wheelmen in the city. 'Scorch-
ing was the popular pastime. Nearly
every young man wore knickerbockers
and gay-patterned stockings then. Ones
life when on the street was in almost
as great danger from whizzing pedalers
as from trolley cars in Brooklyn. 1t
was hard to escape an invitation to
mount a wheel and take a spin out to
Cabin John Bridge alcns the beautiful
Conduit Road.
But it's all changed now. People ap-
pear to ride bicycles for business pur-
poses alone. The scorcher is apparently
thing of the past. Raised handle bars
conducive to an upright position have
replaced the bars with extreme drop
which made riders look like monkeys
Cycl.ng's not as strenuous as it used to
he The knickerbocker has disappeared.
If 2 young man wants to feel the wind
at a rate of twenty-five miles an hour
he does it in an auto"
The Washington times., 1902-06-19
DR.. John F. Moran has left for Europe

Mrs u. A. Gibbons has gone to New
York for q short stay.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-19

en- su examen ideutico tecnicismo: Y
va es del dominic vulgar ell hab'ar de
a690Tcj0n y de 0s5n2ilaci6n Y de playa
social y de epidenaia de bills q de RENE
do Immediate q maestro nal ec0710na6c0,
etc. Y es porque ell vulgo, que adu
cuando pasa p0r necio suele tener
may buen sentido veces, es Ia fuen-
to de Jas grandes concepciones, las
cusles, aunoue de catego IA primiti
va infantil casi siempre, concep
clones son al fin que determinan el
n6cleo de orfgen de TODD cuerpo doc
trinal cientffico.
Ahora bieo; ,os que no constitu
yen ell vu'go, los hom5res pensado'
res, los elementos cultOs que sobre
salen de la masa ignorante. son los
llamados q imprimir & ese fondo de
vecdad elemental y confusa una for
ma exterior y una direction segura
para que no Sc extravie el restO in
docto, y haya progresO, y Sc incul'
qpen nuevas verdades mas genera
les y f9cundas, y SO obtenga 81
final el ideal moderno de t0das nues-
tras pesquisas cientificas, de toda Ia
humAna lncha por los conocimien'
tos: Ia utilidad.
El positivjsmo: que 81 sndando
los tiempos podr&n Zanzibar de nue.
vo una vez mas los derroteros de la
Filosofia y del Art9, debemos hoy
por hoy cosiderarlos, nosotros los
que nCs ha toc&do en- suerte vivir en-
esta 6poca, como el Norte de nues
tr3s aCtividades y como ell criterio
al cual ajustar nuestras determina'
clones.
No Sc echen, pues, volAr mas
vocabl0s de esos que hemos adopta'
do como insustituibles, y ocup6mo-
nos de defnirlos y de determinar
sus alcances. No se liable mas 6 las
gentes de ab80rcj0n sin darles al mis-
mo tempo el concepto que entrara.
No hablemos por hablar y solo por
seguir adelante con 10 palabrA que
hizo fortuna: elev6 nonos de una vez
e0bre ell Divel de Ia vulgaridad y no
deslum brenos al pueblo con pala'
bras, E3uqu6mosle.
Are4TOeS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-19
Sala de S0C0rrOs.

CurAdos Juan Pimentel de una
herida incisa de dos centimetl os So
bre Ia region exterior cOndral media
otr de dos centimetrCs sobre Ia re-
gion dorsal media posterior y IN
raegufO gsbre Ia region pectOrsl IL
quierda.
Vicente Estrada de herids con
tusa en- Ia region fronto psrietal "
quierds, una confusion en- la region
supra escapulsr izquierda y c1ntu'
sion en- los de6os indies y medic dc
Ia mAno derecha Sebastian Vlllcd das
de un rAsgufIo al tercio inferior del
music derecho cara posterior Ficar
do Larregni de una herida contusa
de dos centimetros de longitud sobre
Ia region frontal derecha. Enstaquio
Correa (nif1o) de una cotusi6n con ras
g0fIo sobre l8 sien izqaierda.
POR GLEN DOLLARS al con
tado So vende un piano en- muy buen
estado, de Ia afamada f&brics de
Kalmsnn, Berlin que costo $500 me
xicSnos. En est& redacci6n infor-
mGremOa A p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-19
A Vi2jar.

Algunos srmadores iDgles9s pa
race que Sc han decidido contestar
una pregunta, ,Oc9rstruyendO dos bar
cos que seran los mas ! apidos, mas
confor tables y Las caros def mum
do. HarAu lA travesfA en- cuatro
dias, no tendrau estrechos camaro-
tes, sino dep2rtamentos de tres pie
xas cuando menos. Las comidas 50
servir&r mesas particulares. I'm
teatrc con hueros artistss, distraera
a los visjeros por Ia noche, des-
pues de Ia Gomida. Ademas habr&
q bor%c gjmnacio, osolariumo 8 So
la de bAflos de luz, hiHlioteca y es-
tufa.
FL passje de Liverpool a New
York Costar& d S 300.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-19

Ell hecho del cAmbio de sobera-
mia sobre Pto- Rico como resultadO
de l& guerra hispanO. am ericana cons
tituyo, desde les comienZos, meiOr
que IN problema polftico geografico,
un verdadero case de clinica politicO
social: que asi como en- los indivi-
dues, hay tambien trastornOs y con-
vulsiOnes en- los pueblos que, por la
circumstances de modific&r honda
mente y de perturbar de mOdo subj.
to el ORGANISING social constituido
con anterioridad, pueden tOmar, y
tomAn en- efectO, ell caracter de he
chos patologicos de 1udole colectiva,
es Verdad, pero no menos suscepti'
bles de una consideration y de un
estudio au&logo al que debe hacerse
siempre ante un case mOrboso irdi-
vidual
Pero asf como entire los indivi-
duOs ocurre frecuentemente la para
d01a de les males c07lVe7llenteS, as1
tAmb;en las cOnmC clones en- la exis-
tencia de los pueblos suelen resultar
remedies dolorCsos, quiza cruentos,
perO sslvAdores & Ia postre, 81 es q
no sucumben aquell0s en- Ia lucha
por raz6u de su propia debilidad.
Tai es ell case de Pto Rico: y pa
ra que resulte a6n mas Ia semejanza
que al principle establecimos dire
mos que hasta los mismos cSpitulos
que Sc divide mentalmente an jul
clio clfnico, SO dan en- id6ntico hume.
ro Y csrActer en- este casO cOmplejO
de medicina colectiva y social; Y asf,
para estudiar y luegO resolver ell
problema, es neC9sariO considerable
en- sus caugas, en- sus manffestacio
mes exteriores, (sintomas), en- sus
complicacionee, en- su califcaci6a
disgp6tiCs, en- sps diferencias con
otrcs casos que parecen anSlogos y
con los que podrfs ser confundido;
en- los v&ticinios pron6sticos que
pueden serle adscritos, y por dlti-
mo, en- el remedio mas 8 menos e8po'
cIfco que deba serle splicado.
Y para que no parez3R que es o.
bra solo de imagination el querer
hacer similares ambos 6rdenes de
hechos, Snadiremos que preseutan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-19
Maritime y m0rCantil.
FEBRERO 18.

ENTRADAS.
De Habara V. E. Montevideo
con carga de transito.
De Paorto Plata Y. Frances st
Simon.
De New York V. A. Nero con
carbon.
De Mayaguez baIandro Ala Ban
ca con 27.600 kilos sal.
De Fajardo V. A. Puerto Rico
con f9tes.
SALIDAS.
Para New York V. A. San
Juan con cargA general.
Para Boston V. A. Backnan
con tabaco Y 1866 sT sHd 3ar.
EN- PUERTO
Quick step, Annie, Magdalene,
Cooney, Dichosa, Scotia, B1dIeton
Bros, Nero, Montevideo, st Simon,
Longf GLOW, Dolores Csrmelita, Aua
Marie, Carmen, Marla Artau, Isa-
bella, Dos Hermauos, Mayaguezane,
Ala Blsrca y Porto Rico.
Sc E5PERAN.
De New York V. A, Harry
Luckanhach.
De liverpool V, E Saturnins.
De Barcelona V E Juan For
De Barcelona V. e. Pho TX
De SAntander V. E, M&rfa/
De Habana V. c. Julia,
De NV York Goleta A Susan
Pacl19ring.
De NV York V, A Nae.
De CA3iz V. E. Ciudad de Ca
diz
De New York V. A. Ponce.
EN- Ell MUEkLE:
SO Ct quesos, 40 his. alevives,
so CT y 50l2 Ct bacalao.
CAMBlOS.
Londres 80 dTv.... "4-80 a 4-82 E
4" ,...vista. ..... "489 E
New York..........3 div Par.
Paris ........8 div s;24 pS D.
Hamburgo... DIV "34 pS D,
Espana 8 dLy..S 264 a"27 pS D
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-19
N0TTCIAS,

La comisi6n que del seno del
Ayuutsmiento de Bsyam6n So avis
to con ell Gobernador, parece salio
muy complscida pues este sef1or les
of=eci6 que en- breve darfan princi'
pio los trabajos de la carretera de
aquel pueblo q O. nerfo.
BrockAwAy. La fonograf1a mo-
derna, 1 tomo tela 81 25
Youmans. Elementos
de Qa1mics, I tomo tela' ST so
Huxley. EIementos
de Fisiolog1a 6 Hygiene
1 tomO tela 81 50
Ortiz. Principles ele-
mentales de Fisica expe-
rimental y aplicada to.
mo. S1 25
Ortiz Principles fun
damentalcs s0bre educa-
ci6n popular 1 tomo te2a 81.
Librer1a de B. F. Sanjurio Vi
dal.
A don Luis Vadi Santoni,
Juez de Polic1a de Aguada, le ha si.
do prorrogada un mes mas Ia IL
cencia que dikfsutaba por enfermo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-19

En C3guas ha sido capturado
por Ia polic1a insular. el indivIduo
E2clldes Lebr6n que psrece ser fu6
el que rob6 hacs dos meses Ell reloi
de una de las escuelas de aquella
ciudad.
E PAIN KILLER como rene
dio interao no tiene igual. Cura en-
seguida Ia diarrea y disenterfa en-
Ell verano. Su acci6n es m$gica co
mo linimento, aplicado a llsgas,
quemadUras, escaldsduras y contu-
stones. Para dolor de muelas y do
lor de csbeza, no dele de probar'o.
Els en- verIad un PAIN KILLER
(mata dolores.) Rehus3 todo susti-
tuto. No hay mas que un PAIN KI-
LLER, ell de Perry Davis,
En- Utuado ha muerto don Ro-
CELLO de 10 Cruz, persona muy esti'
mada en- aquella localid&d.
De Jancos djcen que los dias
de sol continues y los vientos Sc
COS, estan perjudicanao en- gran ma
nera Ell sembrado de tsoaco.
En- 10 Dregente los Estados Untd os
cOnstruye Trapiches para mOler Cana, a
nivel de los fabricado5 en- Europa, ell que
suscribe es el Gnico Agente en- PtO, Rico,
de Giles.
Dara dotal.es precjos r. A, Macfe.
Gale del Cristo No. 1,
A don Manuel Pasarell, Juez
de P0lioia de YaucO, le ha sido
aceptada la reruncis que formulara
de su cargo,
Don Ramon Figueroa ha side
nombraio Fiscal Municipal Suplen.
to de Maunabo.
BUENA OCAsION.
Sc venden las casas, calle de Te
tu&n ndmeros q y 20 que tienen sa'
Ida & Ia Marina.
Como Ia construction en- la Ma
rina de 10 Estsci6n Naval es un he.
cho, facil SO hace comprender 10 O.
aumentar&0 en- valor las propieda
des en- ese sitio.
Dar& informes D. Banito Carre
ras. N. D.
Ell Ponce se ha alberto un Co.
legio ca.6.ico bajo Ia advocaci6a del
sagr&do corsz6a de Jesus. Su direc'
tor es el Lcdo. don Juan B5a, Pou.
Para Curar un RefIQdo en- un dJd
Come las PAsTILLAs ,LAXA?NTEEs DE. BRoMo
= cura L. trma de E. W. GROVE Aalla ell
ca!faadatc
E1 Caguss ha sjdo muerto de
una punalads Ca1los Velez, pesador
de c1r0es y sageto que dicen era
de malos antecedentes. Con ese
motivo sc han hecho algunas deten
clones.
Sc VENDE la casa 70 26
San Sebastian, Renta mas de 70 do
lars mensuales. Informara G. Cor
dis, Odcina de J. T, Silva banking
& Compaf1ia.
n Is 10.
En- el temple cat6lico de Pom
ce SO esta celebraudo el novenaric
al Patriarca sef1or San Jose.
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Dr.. CheVremOnt.
CIRUJANO DENTISTA.

San Francisco 50 al lado de la
FArmacia del senOr B!arco. Extrac-
clones con el gas hilSrante.
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10 LET

Fine rooms and one commodiou
and well ventilated mirador ut re&
enable uprices- Apply st % San
Jose Stret.
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81 AL0UILAN

hAbitaciones y an hermoso y venti
lAdo mirador, en- Ia casa ndmero 29
de ID calle de San jose, & prscios
m6dieoa.
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Don Adolfo Gonzalez Y dons
Juana Paula Aponte vecinos de
Msyaguez. solicitan dispense de
parentesco para contraer matrimo
niO civil