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Arizona republican., 1903-07-25
JOE HOBBS MINE
Nature Has Developed It or Some One
 Has Carried Away the Ledge.

For some weeks Joe Hobbs has been developing d most promising quartz claim in Grapevine canyon. A few days ago at a depth of about I0U feet. says the Prescott Courier. he drove d hole in the bottom of his shalt and felt a strong current of air coming up through it. Upon opening the hole farther, he found that he had encoun- tered an underground crcvice in the earth. The crevice is about two and a half feet wide. Rocks dropped into the crevice can be heard to strike a bench quite distance down, and then bound off. and the fall is too far to hear them strike again. The rocks on either side of the creVice show the action of water and crystalized formations are to bn seen. A loud, roaring noise comes up from the hole. like the sound of rIsh- ing wind or water. It may be that an underground river flows at the hot tom oi the crevice. and it may be that nature has developed MT. Hobbs mine for him, as he has had very good ore up to date, and it may be exposed and blocked out in the caverns below. At any rate, MT. Hobbs will return with ropes and other paraphernalia to ex- plore that opening in the earth. The property is located 8 miles from Pres colt,
Arizona republican., 1903-07-25
SNAKE BIT HIn IN TOWER
Signalman Alone Could not Work Fill
 He Reduced Swelling.

Hammonton, N. J.-E. N. Rogers, a signal tower operator at Newtonville, on the Atlantic City railroad, had set ing and had composed himself to read a paper, when he saw a little black snake wriggle across the floor of his tiny room. He watched the snake for a minute and then looked about for something with which to kill it.
 The first thing he spied was a green signal flag. wrapped tightly about it's stick and standing in one corner. As Rogers grabbed the flag the black snake. fully four feet long, emerged from it's folds, twined itself about the stick and faced him angrily. He stood transfiXed, unable 10 drop the flag or to help himself in any way. Before he recovered from this fright the snake buried it's fangs in his right hand and blood flowed from the wound. Rogers shook the serpent off and sat down to think what to do The hand began to swell rapidly.
 He was alone in the tower, with no chance of getting a physician pr other relief nearer than Vineland or Ham montcn, both seven miles away, and he dare not leave his post. He tried to use the wire, but found that the pain him. Then hs realized that the lives of hundreds of passengers might de- pend on his signals, and he was in 9 whirl of anxiety.
 It came to him at once that he had
Arizona republican., 1903-07-25
THE ADRIATIC MINE.

Jack Howard and Geo. Raum were in town Monday and left q few sam pies of ore taken from the Adriatic Mining company's property, of which they are members. at the company's office in Soto Bros. store, where it is on exhibition. The samples run from ] to 1612 ounces gold per ton, and all will average from 9 to 20 ounces silver. This ore is only sample to show what the company has. They are confident of a S25 average, but richer ore can be sorted out, and an abundance Of S1O ore is assured. This ore is not out of the grass roots. but was taken from a shaft in the tunnel, which is 3CO feet below other workings further up the mountain, which makes it equivalent to a. coo foot level.-Range News.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-25
. Mines and Minerals
 ef Arizona
THE VIRGINIA BELLE
Rece nt Report on a Pima County
 Copper Mine.

Mir. C. R. Tinsley, of Bisbee, Arizo- na. has been making an examination of the properties of the Virginia Belle Gold and Copper Mining company. in Pima county. Arizona. In his report on them Mir. Tinsley says:
 "You have the lime capping almost identical with that we have at Bisbee, in Copper Queen and others. through which have been forced up stringers and dikes of what is now gossan Qimo- rite of ironl but with two or three feet of depth from surface in open cuts shows copper carbCnates with oc- CasionaIly sulphide, mostly bornits (peacock copper ore). This lime cap ping abuts on an extensive granite country. and on this contact Is a sil- icfous vein carrying gold, silver, cop- per and lead.
 "The copper at the surface and to the bottom oi the Iielle shafe No. l. is somewhat more than a stain. l did not assay the Belle for copper. as I do not think your large deposit If copper ore is here. but in your Virginia claims There is also a libera! sprinkling of -alena dead sulphide) on this vein. But l consider this ledge in itseif a mine and a good one. The sample that l assayed fol gold and silver while a picked one to some extent, would rep resent at least 30 per cent. O. ;Ee vein matter. It went 3 and S-10 ounces in gold and ? ounces in silver, a total cf ST per ton, estimating the gold rough ly at SEQ and the silver at 90 cents per ounces. This contact VeI1 averages 41a feet in width as far as developed. The length I could not sae in the time
Arizona republican., 1903-07-25

heard oi sucking the poison out of wounds of serpents and Venomous in sects. and set to work desperately on the idea. He was gratified in little while to find that the pain was growing less severe, and that the swelling was going down and not spreading. In a minute CT two, though it seemed like many hours to him, Rogers was able to use the wire, and he ticked off the brief story of his trouble to this city. Help came finally. and he seems now to be pretty thoroughly recovered. He doesn't know what became of the snakes or how they got into the tower. but suppOses they must have been car ried in with the flag. York Tri- bune
Arizona republican., 1903-07-25
JEROME CANYON.
Some Particulars of the Gold Bearing
 Ledge Discovered.

The Jerome Canyon Copper company whose properties are in Yavapai coun- ty, Arizona. recently reported the dis covory of a ledge of gold bearing ore on one of it's claims. Respecting this MT. J. A. Patton, vice president of the company, sends the following particu- lars:
 The gold bearing ledge is about 2CC0 feet from the present main shaft. in northerly direction. It has q width of five inches on the surface but at depth oi twenty feet has widened out twelve inches, and shows free gold. Assays give values from $1O to $50 per ton. Superintendent Smith, in a letter to the Los Angeles office of the com pany expresses a belief that the dis covery will prove a valuable one He intends sinking shaft on the ledge at once."-L. A. Review
Arizona republican., 1903-07-25
SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING.

the sixth annual meeting of the Ameri- can Mining Congress, to be held at DeadwOOd-Lead, South Dakota Sep tember to 12, inclusive. Secretary Mahon estimates that the largest gath ering oi prominent mining men from all parts of country that ever attended the annual meetings will be present. The programme is nearly completed, and it will be very interesting to all those attending. The secretary is working hard for q complete success. and it now looks as though he will not be sappointed.-The Mining World.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-25
Duffy's Pure Malt WhiSkey

diluted with water
 Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey is also in- valuable in adult cases of diarrhoea, dysentery, cholera morbus, and all forms of summer complaints. Use Duff fy's Pure Malt Whiskey in drinking water and you will not be troubled with these summer diseases. Keep well, strong and vigorous by using Duffy's Pure Malt Whskey It kills the disease germs.
 Sold at all druggists, grocers. or di- rect, at $1.OO a bottle. Duffy Malt Whiskey Co.,. Rochester, N. Y. Medi- cal booklet free.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-25
THE ARIZONA TRUST COMPANY.

The Arizona Trust company yester- day filed wiCh the county recorder its articles of incorporation. The i1COrpor- ators are T. w. PemDerton, l.. H. Chalmers, Frank Alkire, M. C. Me Dougall and H. ]. McClung. The cor poration is organized under law pass ed by the late legislature. which con fers upon il an addition to the privl-
 leges ordinarily enjoyed by companies of this kind: that of acting as eXeCu- tor, administrators trustee, receiver. assignee, or guardian of the estates of minors, incompetent persons, lunatics,
Arizona republican., 1903-07-25
TUCSON CRACKER FACTORY.

G. T. Head. late of Indiana. who is about to install a cracker factory in Tucson, was seen this morning and in answer to a query said that the twen- ty tons of machinery intended for the establishment was being unloaded in the rear of Brena's warehouse. Toole avenue, and that the carload would be stored in the old adobe school house, Congress street, preparatory to placing it in position in the building Citizeen.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-25
WEALTHY CHINAMAN COPS
 HOME

Chain Tin Sin. or san Fra-cisco. vl1 returned to China with his family. was one of San FrancisCo's i1terestiuS characters He landed before the days of the exclusion act. a big. roU-bru. "a coolie. He leaves now with his white wife and half caste boy. with SI.t1t. ...H in American gold and securities h- has been a miner. cook. gambler and merchant. and was successful in er- erythirg he undcrtook--Kansls CIty Journal.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-25
sEBBzED HIS DEAFNESS AWAY.

A violent fit of sneezinz accomplish "a for Samuel NcalC. of HaEletpu. Pa. what a number or physicians had iail- ed to dO-TeStored his hearing For several years he suffered from gu at- fiction of the head which finally ,.es- ed the ear drums and practically mrfi- him deaf. He sueeZed thc other. day and heard what sounded Co him uk- miniature explosion. after which h- could hear.-kausas City Journal
Arizona republican., 1903-07-25

at my disposal, though being a strong contact vein, it should run the entire length of the property. y."-Miuing I.e- view.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-25

or any person subject to Euardianslir'- The amount of the capital strcS s 5000 The directory includes several O. the leading business men Cf thr t-r- ritOry
Arizona republican., 1903-07-25

Free for thirty days. Donnell will give one fine Sx10 frame and picture free with each dozen cabinet pictures.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-25

The Denver Hotel formerly The OrieD, 14 South Center street, has re- gently changed management, has been thoroughly renovated and is now open for business. Nice cool rooms, electric lights and baths.
 MRS. A. KUMPF. Prop.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-25

NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
 cannot be more pleasantly reached than by the Grand Trunk-Lehigh Valley Route. Solid through trains, magnificent scenery. Descriptive literature sent free on apDli- cation to Advertising Department. Grand ITunk Railway System, l35 Adams St, Chicago, Geo. w. Naux. A. C.. P. & T. A
Arizona republican., 1903-07-25
preparation.

first child especially experience ths advic tinoS together with Lydia Pnam Vegetable guided through this with tho pTlce with thousands of such and given entirely free
 By special permission publish the following three letters show sen m @ % Tbot of % M eTtdn m RGI t e a b % ] a1 he tune %t That of Mrs. Hanson the suffering during the perOd and that Massey the troubles that may beset mother after chbhi and they all illustrate the wonderful Vegetable Compound in such
 Hrs. Lille Sexton Ashland Ky, Boyd Co.,, says: DEAR youth very met Vegetable Compound, h Junc 1901 again expected mother nancy I cannot praise remedies enough"
 Mrs. Karianna HansOn Box 343 WorhingOn Mnn.. says DEAR Mas INKHAMI feel for kind advice and for the Lydia F. Pikham Vegetable When did a well and had headache dizziness appetite had paas and After following taken four bottles of Lydia E. Pinl1hans Vegetable Compound felt praise your Compound." U '' ' ''D - 1 - ' - i'N"'i Yrs. IT. II. Massey Sulphur Springs, Texas, says: DEAR Mrs PNKAI - will tell what think lydia IT.. Pnkhans Vegetable Compound think it is wonderful medicine my just dying bed The doctor attended
 
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 Surely doubt he of al! hesitatng After reading
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-28
POLIClA INSULAR
~TRASLADAD0S

Captain Felipe Silen, de San Juan
6 Juana Disz.
Primer Teniente Mariana Reyes,
de Manatf G Juana Diax.
Primer Taniente Miguel Hartsao,
de Humacao oil Casrtsl General.
Primer Teniente Mario Mas de
San Juan 6 Mayaguez
Primer Tsniente Rsmfgio Castro,
de Mayagvez 6 San juan.
Primer Tenisrts Sergio Noa, de
Aguaailla 6 Humacao. =
Segundo Tsniante Arturo de 10
Ross, de Rio Piedras G Nanatf.
Segundo Tenisnta Angel G. Villa,
my, de Caguas 6 Rio Piedras.
SaYgsnto Jose Soto Rodriguez, de
Gusyama & Areeibo.
Sargento Federico Martorell, de
San Juan al Preside.
Sarganto Gabriel Padial de Are.
eibo 6 San Juan.
Sapganto Ignseio CabAlieira, de
Preside d Rio Piedras.
Cabo L1vergne, de Rio Plsdras &
Cagaas.
Cabo Hip6lita G. Soltsro, de Hor.
miguero 6 Vieques.
C.bo leopold Garcia De Vleques
no designado.
Csbo Antonio PAcheeo, de Santar.
ce G Jancos.
Cabo Ostavio Haertas de Jancos
6 Rio Grands.
; CAbo Jaan Lop,z D,az, de Rio
Grande & Santuree.
CAbo Joe6 G imenaz, do Barros 6
Caye.v.
Ezsquiel Mopjil, lie Agua4illa 6
San Juan,
Cabo S%eeunaino Faentes, lie Pr..
siaio 6 Aguadilla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-28
Los nueVOS mOdelOS

No nos vamos & ocupar de los mo.
delos de gobierno que & diario se
nos 6freee, NO nos vamos 6 oeupar
de los carros el6 etrieos que & 10 me.
jor dsjan 6 los pass sros & pie des-
pues de hsbsr pagado estos su di.
nero.
Nos vAmos 6 ocupar de los eslip'
seq que 6 menudo 40 sueeaen en- In
luz electrical que suministra 10 plan
to el6ctyicA americana.
Antenoehs sl eclipse dur6 sola-
mente, an par de horas, esta noche,
volvi6 6 faltsr 10, luz, no sabemos
cuanto tempo.
La verdad es, que los sistemas y
metodos que nuestros tutores llsman
sa~mericanos, "sorren parejas con las
ideas prActicas en- 10 que 6 este pals
atane. 8
Lo repetimos una vez mas, debe
praeticarse'una Investigation t6 snica
en- IL planta ala aids, 4 flo de obviar
los inoonvenientes que & diario to-
nemos.
Hoy no revision gravadad, las 60
O que oeurEen, apnque al vsraade'
ros perjuicios, anon de las vfctimas
hastR ghora eausadss casualmente,
psro msnana, puaiera originar nue.
vas vfctimas y este deba evitsrse.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-28
AT E N E @

La Junta Direetiva del Atsneo
Puertorrique1o >aelebr6 anoche una
fmportAnte session. Examine los
laudos de los Jur@dos del Csrtsmen
sobre los temas: "Romance", SRA
ducci6n de ana possis de aator nor
teAmerieanos, Cnt sti6n ason6miea
social pc Puerto Rico, sPedsgogis
discipline escolars, Medios de svitar
ell dsgarrollo delalcoholismo en- este
pals, y sCuentos, y los aprob6. Que
DO Spues, eelebrAdo el Csrtsmen en-
10 qWa respects 6 estos temss.
Con el dsseo de obtener trabR1os
para los demas que fseron declara.
dos d~esisrtos, ss acord6 prorrogar
CON respeeto 6 ellos, el plszo de i'd
mission hassa 81 26 de Agosto pr6xi.
mo. Los tsmAs para los eusles Sc
AAmiten traSsios hasta estA fsehR
son los sigHisntes:
Historic de 10 administrator de
Puerto Rico, desde los primeros
tiempos de 10 conquista hasta nues.
tros dias.
Composition postica del genera
descriptive on redondillas.
Geologic de Paerto Rico,
Peaagogis. Estudio sobre ell m6to
do de enzef1anza que mejor prepare
al nifo para Ia vida social.
Retrato de don Roman Baldorioty
de Castro. oil CLEO 6 81 l&pizA
Qaeaa aplszAd ado ademas Ell dict&.
men sobre xRomanzA. (mdsica y le.
trs), en- espera de Que oil autor de
ana de las que %vinier0n sin lena, 10
ramika nj aeffnr Sograteri0 dal AtA-
neo, All como una copia de 10 misms
RomanzR.
La solemnidad literaria de 10 dis:
tribuci6n do premios Sc eelebrara
deiuitivamente en- In noehe del pri-
msr Domingo de Ssptiembre pro
ximo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-28

Snstitpys eon vsntAja u acits de
bfgado de bacRlso sin pie, sismpre
que est& inaieados ell uso de dicaa
geasa.
EI i~nfrascrito Doctor Oil Msai.ins
y Cirugfs. Nc iiso .Tltular y dc 10
C&rce P6blica de eats eiudad
Csrtifco: Qle haca an3s vsngo
empleando en- ada;tos y d 10
Il nuisi6n de Scott de aeaite de SfgA-
do De BAG alao o hipofosfsos de
cal y de soss, cbtsnisndo sismpre
brillantes resuitad q an la tubsrcu
losis, bronquitsa, 81 .rofsiismo, r.
quitismo, anemia y otras erfsrmsda
des que serfs proi'jo enmerAr. Ea
10 convalecencia de ciertas fiabrss
idiop&t:cas es ell reeorstitnyents por
ex slencia, sustituyenao con ventsja
oil aeaita de hfgado de baealao siu p Q,
por ser de f&cil t~olaranaia para los
este nagos aelissdos. E. Qwfnon es
C0rdond
s n German. Pust, Ri o, Janio
~ de 1894.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-28
G r AN S
DE r. Monies.
FORTALEZA 28. ALLEN ST. 28.

En- este antique y acreditado es-
Eablecimiento aaemas de su extenso
y elegante surtido de casimires In
gleses y Franceses, ~encontrara su nu-
merosa clientele rrajes hechos en- to
aas medidas, y por mas asi mismo
tambi6n un extenso surtido de corba-
tas, tirantes, ligas, paraguas je-
uoveses, c~uellos, punos, camisas ne
glig6e blancas y de dolores. Ca
Hisas especiales y exclusives para
Fax y Smokia y otros articalos
para eaballeros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-28
Acadia Municipal &c s. Juan
PUERTO RICO

FL Concsjo Municipal de ests Ga
dad, en- session tenias ell sis % del
corriente &cord6 anunciar uns sa-
gHnd& subasts para In &dquisieio 6
instslaci6n de tuber1s para oil acpe.
ducto en- 10 Gale XIII dc Santurca.
e. acto tendr& efecto ell aia 80 del
actual ante IL Comision resp sctivs,
que Sc reNnir& con dicho oDiato en-
Ell sA,6n de IL casa Consistorisl 81
die e~xpresado & las diez de 10 ma
mana.
Lxa condolences de dichss Eubasta,
se tncuentran de manifesto en- 10
secretsrfs Municipal, para ger exk.
minadas por qnien 10 i~nterese.
San Juan Puerto Rico JUNO 25
10 1908.
r. III. Todd,
Alealaa de San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-28
COSAS DEL OLA


lDamonic! Ssg6n noticiAs
que llegsn de Macsdonia,
aqusllos dsros rebeldea
piensan s~orprender & Europa
CON nm erecarso de guerraD,
que 81 no resulta broma
macahra , de gasto horrendo.
ser6 f amoso en- 10. historic.
ST conslas armxa que tisnen
y las bxias ID p6lvora.
librarse del yBgo tureo
8 viva faerxa no logran,
Rpelsrkn 6 ese medic,
siispArAndos mas redomes,
que 81 efeeto han adquiriao,
repletas h&sta 10 boea
de bacillus de In horrible
yfsrcz pesta bub6niea.
lDamcni e 10 que AlsAbA:
cue 90 pusierAf dc moda
eae srecurso gusrreros,
de inventiva mAced6nics,
junto 81 cuAl " los CO tones
serkn dies de sefioraa
8 iugastes para mines.
Ia metrall& una bigoce
Y aun 10 dinRmita una
especie de pasta fl ,ra.
La humanidad... inhumana
ast6, por 10 visto, loca:
lie guerrs del porvsnir
batirse 6 tifas 6 6 c6lsra!
Paes, senor, 10 & TINA huelga
de que en- L. prensA sc hAbls, +.
es 10 de obreros t~aliistas,
dicen que por jzsta caRsa.
A INF hay dos huelgas q. nunea
me pArecen eosa extr4f1s,
de talliatAs y canteros,
puss On cuatquier circunstansia
eneuentro que hasts eli lsngusja
fAeilita las palabras
para deeir: No trAbsj0,
lHualga al eanto! & iOtro tallsls
Hablando de ese partido
que ahora prstsnden former
los que aspiran 81 imperio
absolute clerical,
I'm neo exeIamRba @noehe:
eEs precise ir mas atr&s,
para que nj aun qusde rastro
siquiera de Libertad.
Con 10 ayuda de esta genie,
que NOS viene1& auxiliar,
valnos gsnando terreno
y TODD, al fla, &c andar&.
Y eada unc de nosotros
sAbrk entonces demnstrar
que gasts al mismo Torquemaaa
ls echa 10 pata....y tres mass.
Felipe Perez y Gonzales
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-28
Noticias

toNsEJo A LAS MADREs Hiarabe ealmanss
de n sedora Winslow debe usarse srnpre que los ninos
estau en- el periodic de la dentici6n Proporciona alivio
inmediate al Pequeho pacisn.e. produce an sdeno I ma.
muy Yivo ? allegro NaEsm uy agradabie q. Paladas, Gains
ii ni6o ablanda sas encias, olivia sus dolores mace =
eilss tss funciones del est6mago y reguia los intestinos
10 eIsneior remedic conocido para In diarrea "a pre-
vsngssssia he Ia dsntieidn 9 Dc sns'sqisr sss et go sssss
ds Il Ss0era Winslow a q q nsio9 % todoA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-28
CURAClON SEGURA Y RAPIDA
COn0rrea v Gotta MiIitar,

intermediates agudas de la vejiga, rinones v cual.
qu1era lorna de irritation genito-urinaria.
La basis de esta preparation es una substantial
descubierta lecientemente, que tiene La propredad
de .pasar por ell est0mago y Organos digestivos sin
sufrir alteration alguna, para impartir todas sus
a las. membranes de. ios organos g~enitales, yejiga v
glandulas de la prostate. La aplicacion de esta
med1c1na es directa y positiva y no Gauss 81 menor
0ano al estomago 6 sistema digestive.
Los tngredientes que forman esas capsulas rinden
la or1na suave, no-1rrttante y podero samente anti
septica, destruyendo prontamente los microbes de
Ia gonorrea, y calmando todas las infamaciones
locales.
Las Capsulas Americans No. S curan completa-
mente la gonorrea en- menos de Ia mitad del tempo
que requieren otros remedies.
TodaS las compIicaoiones, tales como inflammation
testicular, estrechez, bubones, etc, SO previenen
pOr complete con ell uso de este medicamento. LA
DOSLS PRODUCIRA UN ALIVIO
SSRhDiaARIto Sc SG'URaAERqAA 6oN UNA C EAASC
81 SO nsa anticipadamente esta preparation TODD
eODtagtO Sc evitara, 8
OUIDADO 20 Las IMITACIONEsl Nues.
tras cajas tienen cubierta amarillo v gentlemen
veinte y cuatro capsulas. Las yerdaderas capsulas
ponen la orina de un color azdl despues de la primera
ttosis. VALEN LO QUE PESAN. Premiadas
con dos modallasy diplomas porla American Export
Exposition y el Franklin Institute.
Ell precio de esta preparation es $3.50 orc.
americana por GAIA. Todo pedido SO remitira inme-
dlatamante, por correo certificate a cualquiera parte
del mundo, al recibo del importe.
~ Sc aceptan pages en- mOneda de cualQuier pals,
oil. Upo corriente de cambio; Cualquier banQuero
informara al interesado respecto al equivalente de
un peso americana en- moneda del pals. Los pedidos
deben diIigfrse q,
C0MPANIA ESPECIALISTA DEL NORTM
1@I Corbin Building, Broadway & John Stsy
New York, U. s. 4
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Casa de Pr6StamOS
II. LOPEZ CEPERO
As, SAN JOSE As

Camplie sdo 10 que 10 Ley ordens,
se vender&n an pdblica snbRsta en-
este estAblecimiento sl dis primero
de Julio, desde In u3A de IL tRrda en-
Adelante, los obiet1a %empenados Gu
yos pr6stamos no han Sido devusl'
tos.
La cAaA contin1a sus opsraciones.
Puerto Rico, JUNO % 1908.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-28

OfrecemoS, por per-
misc, las siguientes re-
ferencias de personals
que favorecen este Ho-
tel. =
ID. Carlos Armstrong,
don F. NJ. Toro, don ].
M. Morales, don Tomas
Blasini. don Francisco
PARA, don L.. de la Pr
la, don A. Subira, don
f. Sauri de Ponce. D:
j. F. Finlay, don A. g.
Weymouth, DR.. Ell
Saldana, don Rafae:
Ojeda, don A. E. Lee,
don r. Alloy Benitez,
de San Juan. D. n
MO Roig, don Luis Bra
vo, de Humacao. d. j:
V. Cintro n, Mayaguez:
ID. Pedro Salazar, do
Yabucoa; d. Arturo
Bravo; New York;
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RICHARD NE ARES
~~
Selecto Hotel pa,

Selecto Hotel para ia
milias, establecido bajo
ell plan americana, que
patrocinan las mejores
familias de Puerto Rico.
Juegos de habitacio-
mes que comprenden des-
de Ell sencillo de sala,
dormitorio y banjo, has
ia 81 mas extenso de sa-.
la, 5 dormitorios y ba-
no.
Adaptase especialmen-
te para familias hume
rosas y para familias cor
taS.
Cocina q la espanola:
Servicio espanol E in
giles.
Ell Hotel mas fresco de
Nueva York.
Contiene toda clase de
adelantos modernos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-28
Remate de DrendaS

Espl6ndido rsmate de prenaas pre-
eiosas 81 dia 80 del actual, 6 las dos
do 10 tArde, en- IL casa de pre- stsmog
de jose B&zan Co. F~ortaleza %.
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