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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-18
SENATOR SUTTON
Of Burlington VI, Does Not
Wait for Sickness
HE USES
Paine's Celery
Compound
The Spring Health Oliver, When.
ever He Feels Out.of.Sorts,
and Thus Maintains Reg.
ular Health and Vigor.

Paines Celery Compound is moro talked
Of In the springtime in each state. city.
town and village, than any other medicine
the homes OF the wealthy, influential and
intellectual; 1t In the disease banisher that
has the entire confidence OF our men and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-18
WALTER s. GURNEE DEAD.
Ninety Year, Old and Had Never Knew
sickness TIL the End Came.


Walter 8. Gurnee died at 7:so o'clock
last night at his home, go Fifth avenue.
Of apoplexy. Mr.. Gurnee was in his ninety
first year. and up to week ago he had
never experienced . days sickness in his
life.
He was for many years . broker at 90
Broadway, where the Arm is now continued
BY his son under the Arm name Of Walter
s.. Gurnee, Jr., d Co. He was treasurer OF
the Shelby Iron Company, q director Of the
American Smelting and Raining Com,
Of many railway and mining companies.
He was q member Of the Metropolitan.
Union and Union League clubs. the Down
town Association, the American Museum
Of Natural History and the Metropolitan
Museum of Art.
He ID survived by two sons, Walter g.,
Jr., and Augustus c., and by two daughters,
Della Z. Gurnee and Mrs. j. A. Montant.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13
HIGHBINDER
GIVES LIMIT
Of REALISM
Kills Rival Tong Man on Stage
While Performance Is in
Progress in Chinese Show
House on Washington Street
Five Hundred Heathens Bolt
for Door When Gee Gum Drops
and the Assassin Makes His
Escape Through Rear Alley

In the presence Of 500 Chinese Gee
All Gum was slain by highbinder late
last night. The tragedy occurred on
! the stage of the theater on Washing
| ton street and while performance was
on. The assassin entered from the rear,
stepped up to his victim, who was play
/ ing a musical instrument and fired FIVE
shots. Three of the bullets took effect
and the. injured man rolled from his
seat and was dead in five minutes.
Firecrackers We're first exploded by
those who designed the murder, that
the police might be misled.
Confusion followed. The murderer,
with the smoking revolver in his hand,
rushed through the dressing rooms and
made his escape through a rear alley.
The audience arose with one accord
and started for the main entrance. So
great was the scramble that several
were trampled on, and it was not until
the arrival of the police that the great
rush of humanity was stayed. Shoes
and slippers were lost in the scramble
and when the excitement subsided the
floor was Uttered with them. The act
ors deserted the stage and the wounded
man lay all alone, gasping and squirm-
ing with pain.
The friends of Gee All Gum say
that he is an innocent victim of the
fierce tung war now raging between the
Hop Sings and the Sen Suey Wings.
They disclaim any connection with
either faction and will not reveal the
identity of his slayer. The police who
are on the case say that he was a.
member of the Suey Yee tong and that
a Wy Ting tong man shot him to
death The occasion of trouble be-
tween these two tongs is not apparent.
Last night an effort was made by the
Chinese Six Companies to settle the
trouble between the Hop Sing tong and
the Sen Suey Ying. Little was accom-
plished at the peace conference, the
Sen Suev Wings claiming that their ad-
versaries had scored one more murder
than they had and that the fight must |
continue until things were evened up.
For this reason it is believed that the
Chinese who fell in the theater last
night was, or was mistaken for, Hop
Sing tong man.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13

from Herr Zoltan F. Doeme is to be
heard before. a referee and efforts wilt
be made to avoid publicity. Emphatic
denial was made by counsel for both
sides to-day of the published rumor
that well known singer was in any
way involved in the case. The core
spondents who are named-for there are
more than one-are persons whose
names if published would not be recog-
nized.
Herr Doeme is i'll in DR.. Bulls Sani-
tarium and his friends were not per-
mitted to visit him to-day. His cOun-
sci, Edward Lauterbach, said:
Herr Doeme is the victim Of great
injustice. He is an artist and a man
of vivid sensibility. He therefore feels
his situation keenly and is really i'll.
L have filed his answer to his wife's
suit He denies the charges made. The
accusation again him amounts to very
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13
NO OPERATIC
STAR ACCUSED
Madame Nordica Names as CO.
respondents in Divorce Suit
Women Unknown to Fame
Special Dispatch to The Call.

NEW YORK. Dec. 12.-Testimony In
Nine. Lillian Nordica's suit for divorce
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13
NEW CITRUS GROVES.

The Modesto Herald says that a
forJy-acre orange and lemon orchard
viii "be one of the winters develop
ments in the Modesto irrigation dis
trict. 1t viii be set out by Israel c..
Ewing OF Oakland"
Never before" says the Visalia
Times in the history or Lindsay, has
the orange crop been moved as fast
as during this season. Lindsay is a
busy place. with her six packing houses
in operation. The Citrus Union
has more than 500 persons en-
ployed in its two houses here and the
two in Porterville. At this place they
are putting out an average Of nine
carloads Of oranges per day. Next year
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13
WAVES STIRRED
BY VOLCANOES
DR.. Serene Bishop Says Late
High Tides in Hawaii Are
Due to Seismic Outbreaks
Special correspondence Of The can.


HONOLULU. Dec. 6.-Dr. Serene E.
Bishop who for half a century has
studied climatic and atmospheric con-
oltlons in the Hawaiian group thinks
That a violent volcanic eruption in the
Aleutian Islands is responsible for the
recent tidal waves here.
The first was a peculiar record made
by the tide gauge in Honolulu harbor.
showing the presence of a tidal wave
oscillating the sea. probably from seis-
mic disturbance across the ocean. as
has repeatedly occurred, usually caused
by violent earthquakes in Japan, also
once from the Krakatao eruption in the
Straits of Sunda in 1883
The second event was damage done
TO the railway track by heavy surf
along the north coast of Oahu. These
were evidently tidal waves, since no
surf proper could possibly reach so
high above the beaches of that coast.
The third was the inundation by
tidal waves November 20 of the viii
lage of Pelekunu. on the north coast
of Molokai. Neither of the two tidal
inundations reported were violent
enough to do great damage. although
long continued. thus proving that they
were inundations transmitted from
seismic disturbances thousands of miles
away. The direction of these distur-
Dances was from the north The source
of them was therefore not in Japan.
Also had it been there the cable would
doubtless have reported it,
Hawaiis two volcanoes are both in
active operation, Kilauea having brok-
en- out as counter attraction to- Mo-
kuaweoweo at the summit of Mauna
Loa. The volcano at the top of the
mountain burns steadily all night,
sending W a straight column of fire
and illuminated smoke. Halemaumau
in the KiIauea crater, is also brilliant
A lake has formed in the bottom of
the crater and the inrushing flood of
lava Can be heard quite a distance
from the edge. Above the red hot
cracks. which are a marvel of the Kila-
uea crater, can be heard the swish of
rushing lava beneath. The whole north
ern section of the crater of Kilauea
shows a rising temperature.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13

a large acreage Of new trees will come
in bearing, which viii demand increased
facilities for handling the crop"
Twenty-fOur carloads or tourists ar
rived at Los Angeles in one day re-
Gently. The Los Angeles Herald quotes
one Of the hotel-keepers as saying: L
see the railway companies are kicking
because they cannot get their rails from
the shops but they have not the least
idea how we are handicapped If I
knew where l could get a dozen car
loads Of rooms I would have them sent
TO this city by express. We have had
10 turn away a lot of business, .as we
have our regular trade which must be
cared for, and on top of it all the rail-
ways are bringing in thousands Of peo-
pie each month and we must care for
them"
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13

little. There is no one person named,
but reference is made to several per-
sons who are not known in the operatic
world
James r. Soley. formerly Assistant
Secretary of the Navy, is counsel for
Nine Nordica. SOley said:
L do not care to discuss the affairs
of my client, but 1 wish to deny most
emphatically that we'll known singer
is in any way implicated. The intima-
ton that has been made has greatly
pained Nine. Nordica-
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13

So bad is the dampness In Ceylon that
a book will hardly last year. The most
extensive camera, made of the most per-
fectIy seasoned wood apparently. will
warp in Ceylon, and all its parts will be-
come unglued.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13

During the first six months of 1908 the
imports of Egypt amounted to S3I,564.-
O45 and the exports to $43,9S6,655.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13
Holiday Novelties.


25c each-Silver ash trays.
candlesticks, match holders, call
bells, fancy vases, glass brush
holders. powder jars, fancy glass
jars, silver pin trays, gilt picture
frames, burnt wood novelties,
gilt top inkstands, etc.
soc each-CellulOid manicure
sets of four pieces, fancy gilt
frames, busts. monk heads. sill
yer jewel box (satin lined), fancy
silver inkstands and trays. glass
puff jars, cigar and match hold
ers, vases, etc. Special.
$3.OO-Beautiful linen center
pieces. partly embroidered and
all the embrOidering silks to
finish it. There are over 100
different patterns and all are the
newest designs. Worth 5000 to
s.. so.
Drummers samples IN finished
pillows; some are embroidered
and others on burnt leather. Reg
ular $500 to 500 values.
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QUEBRADlLLAS
de maestro correspo,asoD

Enero, 90. Aver tnvlmoE ell gus
to de saudar en- esta poblac'01 de
paso para Isabela, al Honorable G
misionado del Interior y III Captain
A. Ssierle, Superintendent de
Obras P1blicAs. Almorzaron en- 10
casa de don Eniliano Soler, en- dom
de les esperaba la familia de don
Manuel Reyes Ru'z, ex.Acslde de
este pueblo, cuisines recibieron al
General Elliott con grandes atan.
ciores y pruebAs de IL estimAcion {
cue Sc ha hecho acreedor tan oistin-
guido huesped. En- ell alMuarzo les
acomps d aron Mr. A. Foucant, Pro-
fesor de Ing6s en- esta poblacion y
sl sef1or Jose G Gonzalez, Sobres-
tante de Ooras P1oiicAs en- cate pue
bio. FL General Elliott se despidi6
de nosotroa 6 10 una de In tarde y
continn6 visjs para Aguadilla con
el fl de inspeccionsr los trabsjos
de Ia Garrett sra que une & este pue-
bio con ell de Isabella.
En- estos q limos diAs hemos vistC
negar 6 6sta poblac.on, muchos ex.
soldAdos puerto,riquefi0s is de los que
han sido lcenciados en- el pasado
mes de Dlciembre. Segdn informe
que tenemos, ha resulthdo ser Qae.
bradillss el pueblo de que mas pner-
torriqut Il os ingresaron como Vo.
luntarios en- Ell Ej6rcito de los EstA-
dos y nidos y QaebrAdillanos han
sido los que han consegnido los gr&
dos mas altos entire las clases del
Reglmiento de Puel to Rico.
Atm estA Q bradillas sin an me-
dico que visite los e1 fermos pobres
de estA poblacion con 10 re gnlaridad
que sstA ordenado visitarles. Es
peramos recibir algunos dxtos que
nos han ofrecido con respecto & las
obligs clones que tiene contraidas Ell
Me1lco titular de Camuy, para irnos
en- qusja a. Honorable GobernAdor
y 10 Junta Superior de Sanidad,
teniendo la seguridad de que sere.
mos oioos al rreaentar nuestras que
jas.
Ella Correspondents de Puerto
Ricos cada dia Va adqs irieudo mas
popul&ridad en- es.e yscindario y &
10 hora de llegar Ell correo diario de
San Juan, se reunen frante & 10 ad'
ministrac.6n de eorreos solicitando
este ilastrado diario todos los sus
C itores, psro Ada son mas los
earsopalistas. que 10 piden p:esta'
do por no gas tarse dos centAvos en-
comprar nm ndmero, llevkrselo au
casa y aproveehArlo en- lee,le q toda
SD parentelN, b sta los anuncios del
famoso vino de sCsrebrinA. del doc
tor U rici, de Nueva York. VAmos,
pollos y viejos, no seAmos tan sgaa'
gueros. y sacrifquamos ell bolsiIlo
CON dos centavos al dia, que no han
de hacer & nadie mas riso nj mas
pobre, 81 queremos estsr ents! asos
de 10 que pasa en- 10 isla.
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d. Matlas Castaf1er
ha fallecido

: Ha fallecido en- San Pedro de
Mscorfs, (SAnto Domingo), Ell ss-
Il or don Matias CAtsfier, natural de
C.tsluf1a y vecino que fu6 de Areci
DO y Aguadilla durante muchos af1os.
LIE couc c'mos en- 10 villa del ojo,
sl afio 1895 en- una pequeila casa en-
la calle de nSAnta Barbara" como
visit&bamos con macha feeeuen-
cis STEM pre- nos sgeadsba OR los sa
bios consejos de aquel Anciano y de
su querido hijo don Pedro. A prin
cipios del af1o 1900 se mArch6 6 Ma
corfs, acomps f1Adole su elisims y
encatadora hija Paquita. Esta sim
patica sc II orita dej6 an vacio en- la
sociedad Aguadiliana, dificil de lle'
mar, pue, P. q alta supo eaptsrse la
estimaci6n.y el aprecio de .todos, por
sus virtndes y excelentes condolences
sociales. Nrestros pesame & sus deu
do y quesD sDios srecojs Ell alma del que
fud an buen padre. buen esposo y.ex
celente amigo.
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"a CORRESPONDENCE DE PuERTO RICO "a d ENaRO DE 1903
ARE(JIB0

Enero 90 Para ell Is, do Fabrero
estk anuncis'o Ell primer bale de
CRrnaval. Ls animac:6o que aquf
reina pxra tan slegres fiestas es inu-
sitsda. Seguramente, tendrAn lugar
val i 10 bailes de o mss granada de
nuestra &C ciedad SaldrAn muc hs 10
mascaYAdae, y an los establecimien-
tos ds 4uincalia SO empiezsn { exhi.
sbir srtfculos de rigor para ell Car
naval.
Han eumplido condena. y SO ha.
liam en- libsrtad, los presos DOR ell
delito de iuegos prohibiSos. Bleno
es que Sc persiga ese vicic, hssta
destarrarlo aquf por complete.
e monopolio de 10 carne Va te'
ner de f.ente 6 an amigo del pueblo.
Este amigo 10 ser& Ell se1or Miguel
G ,rres, que Sc propone estsblecer
nm puesto de carnes, sacri6cando
solo reses t ernas.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad Ell
doctor don Eliseo Font y Gaillot.
Sus amigos le> dispensaron carif1 osa
acoiida, pues aqui Sc admira y dis
tir que al indicaao, n edi.o puertor'
riQue emo.
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DR.. GlNNER
MEDICO CIRUJ ANO.

Ell mas incompatible y mas emil
nente especialista del mundo.
HAce curas maravlllosas & diario
en- su oficina & la vista del p1blico.
139 W.st Fourth Street Williams
port. Psnnsy. vAnia. u. S. A.
E. doctor Ginner cura 10 com
sumption por medic de aire medic&'
mentoso produciao dentro de an es
pecial gsbint to. Este puede enviar'
sele .u casR y So doctor pueas ex'
plicErle como se usa.
E. doctor Chimes cura ell Astms,
FL cancer y tods clase de ulceras, asl
como tumores abiergos y dolores
sronicos del hombre L. muier.
FL gran arte de curar del doctor
Ginner ca conosido en- todo eli munao.
Sirvsse escribir cusndo 10 hags.
en- Ingl6s.
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E EDIC T O
DON JUAN MORERA MARTINEZ
Juez PresideL T., del Tribunal del
Distrito de San Juan


Juez President, del Tribunal del
Distrito de San Juan
HAGO SABER: que en- el exps'
diente promo do por dc n Petrona
Rivera de Luque sobte declaration
de ausen cia de 81 esposo don Anto-
nio de Luque se ha Auts do ls provl-
dencia siguiente: ooo
aPuerto Rico, E ZERO 13 de 1903
Dada cuentA pubifquense dos edlctos,
an uno de los periodicos de los
de mas circulation, llamsndo al
auseute y & los que Sc cream con ae'
recho & In Administrator De sus
bienes, pub!ickndose esos ealctos en-
al Iupnr del domicilio del ausente
v en- ell de los bienes, expresandose
adsm&s en- ellos los nombres de los
one hubieren solicitado Ia admins.
TRACTION y su grado de parentesco con
al ausente, previniendo & los que le
deReAn con meior derecho que de.
ber6n verificArlo cen los correapon'
dientes documentos sl comparecer
ante este Tribunal Lao Acordamos q.
Y hAbiendo solicitado su esposa
dof1a Petrona Rivera 10 Admins stra.
ci6n de- los bienes pertenecientes d
an esposo Sc hAce p1blico con el i'm
de Que los que se cream con me1or
derecho comparezcAn ante este Tri
bunnl q n Ell t6rmino de tres meses, q
reclamarlo, con los docnmentos CO.
rrespondientes.
San Juan Puerto Rico, Eaero IL
de- 1.9O3.-Jaon Morer0 Martinez -
E,ayisto Vslez, Secretat 10 INFERNO.
Els Copia
~ oJo
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En- In vots ci6n para un Harbol
emblem 6tico," habiA "a. 1913 papeie-
tAs; y 90 krboles diferentes recibie'
rom votos. El mayor ndmero de vo.
tes, 10 obtuvieron DOS Arbo!es; ell
MANGO que sac6 5.108 y IL PAIL
MA REAL que obtuvo 8. GIG
Slgaisndo q plan propuesto, sc
harA otra votaci6n ell dia del sArbor
Day. del prssente afio; que Sc ilml'
tara & es Do dos Arboles, y de estos
dos sl que reeiba mas votos en- estas
&c gundAs elecciones, serA aeclArado
el arbol prefsrsnte para servir de
emblemA & los nif1os de las Escaelas
de Puerto Rico.
Los &rboles que recibiefon mas de
Glen votos son los sjguientes:
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TARJETAS de vista coz 81 bre.
y GA ellos, 30 kacea en- ska CO.
fraspenasnsia.1
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DR.. GINNER
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

II - \ OAsH4AAR% AA4ND w NoAO4Ns
-.
The matchless and most eminent
specialist Ct The whole world.
Performs wonderful cures daily
At. his If ce publicly in ths sight of
all people.
139 West Fourth Street
Williamsport. Pennsylvania. u.
S. A.
Dr.. Ginner cures consumption by
medicased air produced within ca
binst. 1t csn he sert to your home
and your Doctor can show you ht W
to use it.
Dr.. Ginner cures-Asthma, cancer
and ali ulcers ana open sores and
Chronic Complaints in both se
DIR Ginners great akiil Is katwa
oil { Yer the world.
Please write your letters in tn
English Lspgus ge.
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Muy .senor m'o:

+.
Muy .sef1or m'o:
En- ell ndmero 16 del eHeraldo Els
pafiol. fscha de aver, secci6n sRu
mores., se dice: "Es obisto de
sgrios eomentarios que sc permita
10 introduction en- esta capital de
csrne de res de otras jurisdicciones.
Creese que Ell Ayur rtamiento actual
tomar6 una medida energ CO sobre
el particular tanto por el peri aicio
one cAusa & los fondos del Munlcipio
como por el que pueaa ocasionar &
10 sslud 6blica."
Crey6ndoms aludido por ser 20 Ell
que rem ito deade el dis II del actual
carnss frescss para expender ah1,
ru6gole 9 sirvs hacer publican en-
ga popular diario, como contestaci6a 4
{ los ref sridos rumorss, 10 siguiente:
Saguramsnte moe tiara &I de los
concentrates el que hoy Sc ofrezsa q
los vecinos de esa capital, cArne de
res fcesca de superior calidad y com.
plets precio moderado, sin duda
que dicho sefior psrtenecer& al nd.
nero, no escaso por desgracia de
los explotadores del pueblo de Puer.
to Rico.
FL Msnicipio de San Juan percibe
an dollar por IL Inspector de IL
carne de cada res que heneficie, por
tanto, no Sc perjualsa y 81 se lucra.
La carae que mando & San Juan,
10 conduce 81 tren de la madrugada
en- un wagon especial, este reune to-
das las condolences que exige la So
nidad tanto que por alcha juL ta, fue
inspect onado y sprobado como bue.
no aEtes de utilizsrse A In carne
acompA11a una certifieaci6n del lfi-
cial de sanidad de este pueblo y al
llegar & ese es objeso de nueva ms
pecci6n. por 10 tanto no puede cca-
cionar perjucio & la so nd l1blica.
No creo que el AyuntAmiento de
San Juan compuesto de baenos
y prestigiosos pusrtorriq 7ef1os, se
PIE t. { aarle juego los monopoi-
zadcres de este negocio, ii acordare
prt hibir lR Introduction ds cArne
fce.cs, atentar1a cor ira los interese q
de ese mismo pueblo que representa-,
pues le obiigarfa & su,tirse de nm
&rtfculo de primers necesidad q pre-
clio elevado pudisndo proporcionar-
sslo & an tipo m61ico y de buens 4
lidad. Yo estoy ssguro que ess
Ayunt&miento no acord&rS 10 qua do
entender ell comentArists del <He-
rAldcs.
La clase artesana y jornalera de
Puerto Rico necesita comsr carne
buena y aarata para combatir 10
anemis que le invade; & los que mo :
lestA el que Sc venda aicho artlculo
ahf OIL alcalce de todas las f1rtunas
les sconsejo que proouren limitar
sus gananciss qae bien preden con
10 cnal har&n nm benefcio q la clase
pGbre. Ys es tempo de que los
puertorriqaef1os sepAmos qIienes
son nuestros bene ef&ctores y quienes
nnestros constAntss explotadoras.
AhAjo antifkees.
Doy 6 usted las mas expresivas
graclas por 10 insertion de las pre-
cedsntes ifness y me suscrib de us.
ted at unto am gay s. S. @. B. s. M.
Pedro Prodo Ian Iron.
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jESTA u. ENFERMO?

Escrlbanos y le mandar6mos
GRATIS nuestro cuadro sintomato-
logico el cual nos pondra en- aptitud
de hacer un diagnosis cuidadoso de
su case como 81 Vd. estuviese pre-
Sente.
Curamos con acierto las enfer-
medades del sistema nervioso, las
Intermediates de los, organos genito-
urinarios tales como Espermatorrea,
Emisiones nocturnas, Debilidad Sc
xual, Perdida de fuerzas, Uretritis
especifca, Estrechez, Stills etc. las
Intermediates del corazon, de los
pulmones y del estomagoasi como
las Intermediates de las senoras.
GARANTIZAMOS la curacion de los
casos mas complicados. Escr1banos
hoy va que mafiana puede ser de-
masiado tarde.
LA TRINAORIA MEDICAL INSTI
TUTE. 246 State st. Chicago Ill
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COMMUNICABLE
Vega.bsjs,sEuero. 90 del1003.
Safior Director de
LA CoRREsPoNDENCIA

DE PUERTO RICO
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EI drbOl embIendtiCO
De LAS ESCUlLAS DE
PUERTO RICO

Con arreglo al report del Comisio-
nado de EducAci6n, que ha sido hace
POGO calculado; los Arboles plAntados
por les min % en- 10 fiesta del sArbor
Days ell 5 de Diciembre de 1902, as
ciende en- cada diatiito { los sig aien-
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MOnedaS y medallaS

Muy antiguas, algunas del princi'
pio de 10 Era Cristisna, So venden
baratas, informar&n en- LA CORES.
PONDENCIA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-24
Victor HuSt6--SuCeSOr de G.. Tinaud
Plaza principal San Juan, P. r.
San Juan, P. r.

Grandes noyedades aIhaas do Plata BIantes
Hnas Complete surtdo Relojes de o Plata nes Acero,
ke EnchapdO de maqunas de las acreditada
Patents Waltham, Eg The Ansonia Clock g.
Espeueos de todas cases CRISTALES DE ROCA GA
vdos espeales recetas de los Srs ocustas
Los moderno objetoS regalos.
Cubetos de patas fna de metal bnco cuadrupe PLATEADO
garantizaao.
Agentes las poauctos otogcos EASTMAN KODAK
co.. q IGUALES PRECOS que en- los Estado Undos
Rewolvers Ecopetas Rifles Repeicion
de las acreditadas COLT SMITH, WINCHESTER
MARLIN de todas classes
Taller De repaaones de Reoa Paeria aendidod
han hecho apndisae
Suza
Sc cualquer admienao
ci6n de todo articulo que satsfaga al comprador
PRECIOS FUOS MUY EQUITATIVOS