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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-14
Ferns and Palms

offered in Honolulu. This collection
consists Of all the hot house plants
mentionable, among them are many
beautiful large Australian Ferns. Hang
ing Baskets of Maiden Hair Ferns,
Begonias, Large Sage, Royal and other
Palms, Crotons, Bird Nests, Fish Tail
Ferns, etc.
All on exhibition Thursday, Oct 18th,
at my salesroom.
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1 At Auction
FRIDAY, OCTOBER is, 1903,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M,
For Account Of Whom il MAY
Concern.

will offer for sale at auction with
out limit or reserve at my salesroom,
$50 Merchant street, near Alakea, one
OF the most magnificent collections of
potted
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At Auction
SATURDAY, OCTOBER, II, 1903,

AT u O'CLOCK NOON,
Upon premises, 93S Nuuanu street, by
order of L. G. ABLES, ESQ, Commits
sioner, will offer for sale at auction
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MORTGAGES NOTICE OF INTEN-
TION OF FORECLOSURES AND
OF SAFE
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N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST CIRCUIT, TERRITORY
OF HAWAII-AT CHAMBERS-IN
PROBATE

In the Matter of the Estate of Clara
Schneider, Deceased-Order of No
tice of Hearing Petition for Admin
istration De Bonis Non.
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BIacksbure Brevities.

We have recently formed the ac.
quaintancc of an aged lady, Mrs.
Dina N. Beard, age 81 years, whom
we are very much interested in.
Mrs. Beard is the daughter of the
late Gordon and Sallie Moore, of
York county, S. G.
Gordon Moore was a son of John
Moore, an old revolutionary soldier.
Mrs. Moore was a Miss McKie, a
grand daughter of w. Thompson, of
Spartanburg, and a niece Of the late
Mrs. Nancy Beatty, wife of Col. Rob
ert Beatty of Union, and Mrs. Mar
c!ssia Otterson, wife of DR.. Otterson.
of Limestone, all of whom are dead.
1t is really interesting to listen to
Mrs. Beard relate her family history
and other incidents of her life. Her
husband, Lieutenant w. S. Beard, of
the 7th State Reserves served under
Col. w. B, Wilson 7th Regiment
Reserves during the Civil War. He
belonged to the City Guards at
Charleston at the time of his death
which occurred in the year 1868.
Mrs. Boards father, Gordon Moore,
was born in York counry where he
resided and owned considerable prop
erty. w. S. Beard was the son of
Joseph and Elizabeth Beard of East
Tenn, Washington county. l have
been somewhat lengthy with Mrs.
Boards family history, but l think
that it will be interesting to many as
Mrs, Beard has a great many rela-
tives in Union, Cherokee and York
Counties.
Besides Mrs. Beard there were six
J'her children, viz, w. Thomas
Moore, Dr.. J. G. Moore, Mrs.
Minerva Wilburn, Mrs. r. NJ, Ir.
win, of Rome, Ga, g. G.. S;uckg, of
Spartanburg, and DR.. Jacob A
Moore. Of the seven, only one, the
subject of this sketch, is living.
And right here it would not be
amiss to state that Mrs. Beard has
outlived all of her children exccp,
one, Mrs. Mary Harvey, Of BIacks
burg, with whom she is now residing.
This dear old mothers heart is sriil
breaking over the loss of her sor,
W. T. M. Beard, who died at Hood
Town on the 7th of September, 1908,
Of typhoid fever at the age of At.
Mrs. Beard is a wonderfully pre-
served old lady and while she real
ICES that the summons to cross over
may come at any time, she still takes
a great interest in the doings of the
present time. She speaks of old
friends and relatives in Union
snd expresses a desire to visit them
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once more, and we see no reason
why she should nor. She writes a
plain hand and makes beautiful cap
itals FOR one other age. She is well
versed in the history of revclu-
tionary times and can point out
people who are direct descendants
of our forefathcrs. and also tories.
Her grandmother, she says, lived six
weeks in a chestnut tree in hiding
from the tories. She also told me
of a tract of land that was granted
to them by King George III, but
have forgotten just how that went.
She has in her possession family
record of the Moorcs, that was writ
ten during revolutionary times, but
owing to it old age, only very
little of it can be read. Here are q
few that we were able to make out,
Jacob Brown Moore was born
March, ,ssthc 18th day in the Year of
our Lord about two o'clock in the
evening, 1887"
"Megly Moore was born Septem-
ber the Goth day in the Year of our
Lord 1875 about five in the morn
ing"
One birth is recorded as occurring
in the year ITS. another in 1882,
another in 1778 and another which
l can not make out.
ANNIE LAURIE.
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Masters Sale.
State of South Carolina , Court of Com
County of Uuiun, mon Pleas.
}. Calhoun Edwards, Pitt,
John W. Howard, DIT.

John W. Howard, DIT.
In obedience to an order made in
above stated case, will sell at Union,
before the Court House door, during the
legal hours of sale, on salesday, 2nd No
vember, 1903, the following lauds, viz:
All that certain pieco, parcel or plan
tation of land, lying, being and situate
in Union Township, County and State
aforesaid, three miles South east of
Union Court House, known as the
Peake laEds, con: aiming sixty acre I
more or less, and bounded on the Ea. |.
by Tinker Creek and lands now or late of
w. r. Davis and J. G. Edwards, North
by lands of said w. r. Davis, deceased
west by lands now or late of John Bran
don, and South by lands of l. w. Smith
and estate of Benjamin Hawkins 1t
being fhe same tract Of land convened
by II. l. GOss.
Terms of sale: One half cash, balance
IN twelve months, with interest from
day of sale, secured by bond of purchas.
Ell and mortgage OF premises sold.
Z. II. PEAKE, Master.
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Proceedings of Court.

VIM. O'Shialis was snntrrcad tn pay a
hne of Sl4O or serve 3 months in lil.
In the oast of Thomas Pickett fo.
assault aud battery with intent TO Kill, a
mistrial was entered.
The case against W. &. Bilinss for
larceny from the person WAS mol pross n.
All other cases were Continued,
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A Coming Wedding.

Cards are out for the marriage Of
Mr.. Edward John Arthur and Miss
Virginia Carolina. Addison, in the
First Baptist church OF Ninety Six,
ut | o'clock Wednesday morning,
Oct. 2Sth. 1903.
Me-. Arthur is a native Of Union,
and his friends here will be delighted
to know Of his coming good fortune
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THE NEW DRESS GOODS THEY

THE NEW DRESS GOODS THEY
L are opening up at Flynu's are u
revelation on the Dress Goods world.
They are entirely different from any
thing yet shown in this market; they
are the up-to-the-hour goods, every
thing the very latest Ladies had
better see them before they buy and
get the old shop worn stuff that has
0een carried Tor years ana is entirely
out of style now. 1t
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FLYNN CLAIMS THAT NO
Il house on earth can compete with
him in shoes of all kinds. He buys for
cash and. sells fr cash. lie know,
what TO buy ahd where to buy, and n
says tiiaS no store can affo:d 10 sell rs
chap M he sells We certainly would
advise The public TO examine his shoes
before you buy your shoes. and any shO.
bat he sells will be replaced with new
pair, if it does not give satisfaction. |,
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Notice to Trespassers.

Asl persons are hereby forbidden to
t"espasS in any mannrr what soever upon
my 'aads ANDREw MITCHELL
i2 H.
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A COMPLETE LINE LOOSE

"A and package Cakes, Crackers and
Bakers specialies received at The
Union Grocery Company this week
Champagne Waters, Choc olate Dessert,
) O'Clock Teas, Butter Tbins, Majestas,
Lady Fingers, Z~ieback, Ginger Snaps,
Mill Biscuit, Soda Biscuit, Animal
Crackers, Square Lemons and anything
tllaG the heart conld " ish. 1t
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The Great Object

Of the buying public to get the best goods at the
least prices Read these prices, come and our
goods and then if you are not convinced that we will
to goods and their value. NJ ~ l0Y
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Notice.

All parties owl g me will please settle
ut once, rs | need the money.
" at NJ w. Bono
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1UST WATCH FLYNN'S STORE
= these days. They have opened up
their new goods and the ladies are
carried away with the ready-to-wear
Skirts, Jackets and Shirt Waists.
These garments, they say, are the
best finished ready-to-wear garments
they have seen. Flynn says these
goods are made by men tailors, and
all the garments are high art tailor
ing. 1t
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-10-16

TTHE UNION GROCERY COMPA
i ny Is still selling the highest grade
Flour that Can be bought from any mill
for less than the mills ask for it today
They are giving their friends the bnncii'
OF contracts which they made in August
and which havejust been shipped out. l
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-10-16

THE ONLY FIRE INSURANCE
l. Companies that have reduced their
rates in this city are the Greensboro
Companies represented by Geo. II.
Oetzel. Age Mt. Call on him for part;c-
ulars. 39-tf
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A MOTHER SHIPMENT BY
IA express of Lowney's delicious
Chocolates and Bon-B Bons in one-half
anu one iUuuu luoh"s.o. 2"'o Union
Grocery Company, Lowney's agent for
Union. We get it fresh every week or
ten days, 1t
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Beautiful line of Flanneettes all pretty styles worth 1O
price only Sac
White Wool Flannel, regular price 15c, price l2Ac
Red Wool Flannel, heavy twled and worth elsewhere
2Oc underselling price ce................... 15c
Full Yard Wide Bleach smooth soft nish worth 10c
Fancy Bright Colored Outings just the thing for waists
ana underwear, tor &c
Heavy Assorted Colors Dark Dress Outings worth &C.
price only .A................... sc
t4-nch Ladies Cloth in black and coors, worth 65c per
yard, price only... ......................t SOC
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Special Advertisements

Notices will be inserted in this column mt
the rate of p words or less for 25c one issue,
four issues for 75c. Additional lines over
twenty five words sc line.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-10-16

TT YOU WANT TO BE SURE OF
L the quality of your Tea buy it from
The Union Grocery Company. They
get it in original packages, never opened
and has no chance to be adulterated. 1t
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-10-16

TREsSH TURNIP SEED, SEED
4 Rye and Bar.ey at SCAIFE's.
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nELICIOUS NEW ORLEANS
~ Molasses have just come in at the
place where fresh groceries are kept
The Union Gree ry Company. H.
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XX7ANTED - EVERYBODY TO
w know that l am giving reduced
Fire Insurance rates on approved risks
in strong Companies.
39-tf. GEO. Fl. OETZEL.
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ROBO IS DOING THE BUSINESS
- of the city. 1t
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-10-16

TP-TO-DATE DRESS GOODS AT
- Bobo's. II
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TALL ON BOBO, He SELLS THE
~ beat for less. It
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"A SOLID BARREL or HEINZ'S
"A Sweet Mixed Pick!est. Its equal
has yet 10 be produced The Union
Grocery COMPANY, It
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-10-16

WATCH TIE RED BUNDLES,
w u:ey come from Bobo's, where
goods are cheaper. It..
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-10-16

KALAMAZOO CELERY, CAPE
IA Cod Cranbsrrias. Tennessee Eggs,
North Carolina Chickens, Potatoes,
Mountain Apples, Cocoannts. Bananas,
Lemons and all scasonab!e Groceries to
be had just for the asking at The Union
Grocery co. It
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-10-16

"OUSE FOR SALF-ONE NINE
49, room cottage on Academy Street
Apply to Mrs. NJ. l.. Willard or J. A.
Brown. IL
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Desd0 G0amO dsfianden al Inspee
tor do ESeueIaS Mr.. ECkman.
Es hombre ilustracio afiFnan que
ha sabido captarse el general
aprecio.
e m4eatro oogvespoassa1. ]

NOViemDre Z6.-
Gran extrafieza ms causad0 entire la
gente sensata de esta villa, ell injustiii-
cado ataque diriQido por el seffor Cor
dis, en- su conferencia en- ell Ateneo,
contra ell senior Eckman, inspector dc
escuelas de este Distrito.
El seffor Eckman no es an inepto,
como dice el seflor Delegado: pos6e di-
cho sef1or una iiustraci6n NADIA vulgar,
v 10 prueba la direction que ha sahido
darle & las escuelas del Distrito. que
estoy por decir son unas donde III ms
trucci6n se encuentra mas pr6spera.
EI sefior Eckman, adeTa6s de ser IN
empleado cumplidov de sus deberes, %
un cumpIidO cahaIlero, y IN arneriea-
no que hace honor 6 su TERRA.
Iant0 en- esta villa como en- las dee
mas poblaciones del Distrito escOlar,
ha sabido captarse ell apEecio v b esti-
maci6n general por so buen comporta-
miento. y ser exacto cumplidor do sns
deberes.
Aseguro, sin tenor equivocarme,
que el senior DeIegado & Ii C6mara, tan
pronto adQuiera informes acerca de la
personalidad del seffor Eekman, recti-
hcarS y volverS por los fueros de la
verdad, colocando & dichn nor sn ell
sitio que le corresponds ) lnsrece.
q
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velada lnfantil en- Yauco.
ll1e aNestr0 cOrresp pOnsd1j

4
Noyiembre 26. Muy Iucida qued6
Ia que bajo los auspicios do Les dos
Logias de este pueblo y con destino &
una 0bra ben6fica, 80 'celebr6 en- el
@Casino de YaucOS ell Domingo 90 de
los c0rrientes.
In orquaata da cnerda n0mbrada La
<Filarm6nica. ! compussta pOr Yarios
i6venes de- aRta A0calidad, hizo laa de-
licias del plt leo con sns ajussSss me-
lodfas. entire las Que ejecntarOn ID ma
7urca xNoGhe F'elizs y el bonito Vals.
titulado sSuspiros del Coraz6n.s
Ross Julia Torres recit6 Is preciosa
cognposici6n de Sausisx BeniGez "a
Puerto Rico, Ausancia, siendo nany
mpIaudis1a pidfenaO 81 pfIhIico Ia re-
petici6u. alEaira GakeN deleiA6 al
audit0ri0 con 81 hndo mon6logo eI.A
Fiorista.s y Conchitn I'lS nos hi20 a.
borear Ia popular sSerenata de Fer
nandez Juncos. que mereci6 nutrid0s
Aplausos.
Ianbi6n recitaron pOesIns. con no
table disposition, las nifEas Anita Ca
Rosario Mattel, Isabel Ren9, DonniGfEa
Lopez i Pax Lopez de Victoria E
ha Ultima nina e. M diIacifo: apenag
levanka mafia vRra del suelo parae0
ya una acfrsg e0nsnmaaa
hEarQariEm Carols EeeiE6 con viril en-
tonaci6n un0s feaeneut0a de un arta-
cnIo Ell pT0sa, y los niaE0s MufO3 y Pi-
quigr tocaron algunaa pie1as 81 piano.
Todos loa n6naros fuer0n deg agra
do dol pfblIeo, gtaafand0 nucIa0 oE dik-
logo p0E Gonehita Pla Rosa Julia
T0rraa pero Ii notA sa1ienaa fuG d
0bro dikl0o escri6o ex aEnen6a psA-
Ell asta Nssasla por don lselegrfn 70
pez Victoria, de da una
gnanera nlacistsal poY b Nils pepifa
81 niflo julio Porrata Este es tam
hi6n ra peauefIO areiga Qua eonap
CON sn eraciusa c0nApa FGe1s. los caluA
rOs0s apIauaos del audlk0xiu
U plbeo sali6 sllE zaElfa compla
ciEaa aeseanda ana prunt0 81 Ia prs
sas1s nueVn oeiSn oe e0nEE bun
ug ObRa easgats sivA ana. como IN
sena exigi6 10 1850 sacriiicio paosz
mario. D prOp en caraoa0 8aaa
agadabla a0raanho
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Rl1a Anoehs ca Pusrta do Terra

Aver tarde tuvo lugar una sangrien-
ta lucha en- Puerta de TierFa.
Parece que entire Norberto Diaz. lal
Cebollero y Fernando Lopez, habla
rencillas pendientes.
El primero estaba en- SD casa eenta-
do al lado de 81 nuier. cuando lego ell
segundo provocandole de paIahras.
De eetas pasaron & IL lucha en-
tonees CebolIero infiri6 con un euchi-
IIo tres heridas& su proVocador. una
EN- Ia mano derecha, otra do pron6sti-
90 grave cerca de Ia region lumbar y
la tercera en- Ii cabeza.
El cabo Mongii, c0ndulo al hospital
al heridO incaut4Hdose del cuchilEo "
nm detective condujo al dep6sito 6
Lopez.
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Ell 'aThla q o.
lonazos para IA ban-
dara DO Panama.

El barco insignia sMarbIeheadS de
la armada americana que est6 en- In
Bahfa de Panama, saIud6 IL bandera
de La nnsva Republics con "a caflo
nazos.
Esl Consul frances ca Panama. Be no-
tificado & la Junta que ahrirk relacio~
mes OEiciales con Ell g0hierno De Pa1a-
ma. dici6ndple taEnbi6n, cue oi minis
tro francis Mr. Delcassa. de Relaeio
mes Exteriores, IL habfa informado que
Francis Fe0OnoeeFa mas tarde formal
mente Ii nueYa Rsh6blica.
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COIM do
lLe asssestro owrss0asak

Nov. o. Los carainoa yecinaIgs se
esta jurisdiction eatkn intTanaiaahAe
Machas 500 las uuejas Que { siarlc sss-
mos los vecin0s intaTeead0s an clio.
connprendiendo n0aotrcs tienen aobra
.da raz6R, naoEiFO 4 que b Junta ael
Can0inOs de este Distrito. muy poc0 s.:
Ocupa GO de su cornetid0.
Dicha j nnta debiega hoGnar q I0
de Ia del DistritO sle Guayazgss lass
esta moaeea plAeeines cor u aot0 4 int
res que domuastra en sus IuncloEl
siendo buena prueha de clio. IL alrag 81
del hasna0s0 i biog tfazadD canine sza
desgass Santa Isabel c0rasl luce Z - W HE
Slicci6n. nauy oaroa d Ks ms0A
males ne este ESrnalno
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CGHATO De SUICIDE.

El i6ven Adolph Mayors de New
Brighton, g j.. fue scasado aver de
habar atentad0 contra sn vida en Ell
Very boat xAliddH dHetown.s
Cuando 10 pFeRur taron porqus tYa-
t6 do makarse, diio que 10 sanegia r uae
an au pals. Agenanis. eKang0 esE0 agsee
die 4 10 honhre. nnnga haklla inaRYea-
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I.
Se fa 0fcn aglI coa g1a eAclao enfggaa IN
Fsso Al baio nafe 81


0VA@gn nTe S8. -r aA a aAt0 KaA NeA8AA
da en Ponce II nanefte det AZ la
ID pnert0rrlQ uesEgS assl spaA EaIaAtDn aaAs
vera, de Arecibu
yer p0F N naa aGTaBu ree1bi0 aa Aseao
don Anael Ac0sta Disin t@x m assz
graEnn ae don Santfag0 Marin. de
aauella localidad, c0mnDl eatdola Il
fatal nueva
Los buanOS pueF60F queE5Os na esa
cindad Iarnentan 81 falIecisnaarfo del
exeelante patricia. uue supo servir 6
au pals Ga todos los kiegnr0a con 81 in-
teligencia y con so nctiyidad.
Aver DO lego 4 Ponce Il fexrocarril
de Yaneo consecueneia de habar
arraatrado las aguas crecidas unO de-
hos pBQuefE0 puentes d mlpantarlaiag DO
Ia VIA; desda 81 Iuneg laa Ilovido fuerts
por este parte Sur de la isIa
Hoy ha venido ell tren de YaucO,
pOr haberse arregladO Ia VIA.
El domingo embare6 parA EspAiIa
en Oh vap0r Leon XIII, que sall0 do
este puerto en dicho dfas Ell j6ven don
Guilierm0 Leon, hijo del fnadO don
A@1sAR&u4 ASSShA " = ss&As#
La lluvia en- eatos dias ha hecho da-
nos en- algnnas plantaciOnes de caIlas
de las haciendas de Ponce.
III composition musical don Federico
Ramos, ha hecho una pOlka Dc scion
titulada Ia SGgasegef5C, dedicada & dos
seIOritas de San German.
El vapor SArkadia< estk hoy ca
puerto con carga para varios.
Sc encuentra enfermo de aIgdn cur
aad0 el rico comercianEe De Ponce don
I1azaro Pnente.
Por consecnencia de la fuerte lluyia
del lunes p martes, eG b noche dc esos
dos dfas no hubo novena dc la Purfsima
en- 81 temple cat6lico.
<La M6tuas, importante COmpaGla
de Segnros de Vida, hR enviado & su
Agente en- Ponce, don Quintin Negr6n
Sanjurio. variOs ejefnplares de IN pre-
ciOsO album dc Vistas de II ciudad de
New York, para regalRrlos & los ase-
guradoe, " & los que se aseguraran en-
Ia expresada Compafiia.
El album cOntiene mas de trescien-
tas cincuanta Vistas de todo 10 mas inn
portante de le gran ciudad.
El p6blico ponceflo desea OR nueVa-
mente al Sr. Riera,
Es probable que ell Casino dc pr6xi-
mamente una veiada, en- la que touaar4
parte ell artista expresade.
Anoche estnvo descafrilado IN caro-
el6ctrico por espacio de una hora.
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YEAIA De MyERLEs

40 Sillas. / Sofa. 4 Sillones. /
Mesa velador de caoba estilo Luis XIV.
l Ropero de caoba. / Prensa de Coz
piar. / CANA de hierro dos plazas con
colchoneta met6lica. 1 partida de aba
nicos pericones de todas classes anti
guos 50 realizan & precios casi regala-
dos.
Iuformara,
RAMON CARBON.
San Francisco 79. frente la Capilla.
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EA dis de Dicienbre pr6ximo 4 les
e AZ la tarde tenggr6 Iupax en Ii casa
de pr6afannos CID g. Rag&ny c.. Allen
28. IN gran remAte ae Rlsandas DC to-
daa classes. pr0pias para TesgsAog de Na-
vidad. Hay infnidad de aOrtijas con
brillnntes de todos fanatics y alhajas
preciosas. a 10 4
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VEMTA De IN PIANO

Sc veRde nm piano casi nuevC y de
n1aNnlfic voces, por um pgeei0 aunla
monte n6dico En- 81 Hotel Estrella.
calIe Tetnan esquina & Tanca infor-
marin.
15v.s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-27
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Sc vende de c0ntadI0 3 e plaa0a, ICON.
buenas garantfasl una inca rtstica con
casa dc viyienda v 16 cuerdas de pas
tos. situada en- Ia carretera Central. ki-
I6mekFO III.
Para infoFmes diriirse & don Carlos
III. Blondet, Hato Rey, Rio Piedras.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-27
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-27

Pront0 se abrirA en- esta Capital
nna academia para los que deseen es
tudiar para ingenier0s Ayudantes de
InRanieros, ARrimensura v S0brestan
TED, baio Ia direcci6n de colnpetenta
Professor.
Informes Gale de Ia Luna mum so.
altos. 10v. s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-27
VGata Q ATFandamIsRtO
do FaTnaela.

Por tenerse que ausentar su duelo
Sc vende 6 arrienda ID sFarmacia del
Carmen.1
Para informes diriiirse & su propie-
tario don Euclides Gimenez. en- Ba-
yam6n.
TX
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-27

Nuestro actiyo Alcalde Sr. Viy0ni De-
diap0ne anprand4r pront0 las obras
de enlad llad0 az u plaza de ~10nkre-
rass d ha enane1ad0 va Ias de Tepara-
ci6n De la calls q e1Auna@ = sus neeras.
La poblmcibn, retocada p0r In pinknFa
Sd casi lA tote lidad " sssa casas, paxece
una p0blaci6n nueya coEn0 fOdos
obserpannos que Il adnin de-
VivOni no se parece eE nada la de
anteriorea aIcaldAs. algnnos han dichO
y con alguncs nosotros, cue Don jose
Antonio Viv0ni no a6EainistEa repub bli-
cansrnente, puea b noraEi0ad y coz
rracci6n 30 obserEan & primsra vista
en- kodos sns actoa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-27

Afln no podonaos visiar q Ponce en
Tren desde San German. EIIo prueba
l0 que antes hemos dicho: que los tar
baiOs dc esa Va fueron males conti-
nfan males
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-27

El tren que habla do lIegar esta ma
mana de Maya iez safrlTa rekrasc a
cansa de las avanidas dc los Rios,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-27
S8paSG

Que no publieamos comunicadOs
sin que sean pagados por adelantado.
Cada seis pslabras Sc euentan por
una Inca = Ia Inca vale diez centa-
vos.
las cartas que veBgan con eomu-
nieados sin su importe. no Sc con-
testan.
En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel
de- periodico viejo q 81 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-27

El @Centro Den6egAlas eelebr6 un
IN gran bai q de a0ciedad an Ia noche
del ) del actual nles. para u cual ira
In e1preaa lnBnte 6e AuoO III orqHesta
que dsriia don Is Torres
Para ea domingo pr6xiKno prepare
dicl1O SgSentros Una fanabaile.
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