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81 no se desarroiIa la lnuustrla de ex-
por0ar nueatro cafe molldo en- polv0
en- iatas gTandes y pequeflas, es porque
no SO quiere y este Is un Olvido de no
hacer el ensayo; SECURE de que puede
ser proyechoso.
q casl todos no connpran el cafe en
las puiperlas, SIN c0mprar u hedionda,
pOr e oenencao cue unidOs reports,
oDseEvanoose tainplen que tanJo precio
ooslene IL segunaas como ei prlmero.
La wanna 0e esq planta no 20 cOSecha
de una vezs sIno lntervaLoss como SUI
cede con el frijol. aprovechando los
dias mas seccs, Y asf dando IN POGO de
sol. pc echa en saco Y 6 tenor del ajon-
Joll; Sque tanaolen ,es otro grano pro-
vecnosol macnacarls con IN patio con
peqn1eno YenIeos sale q grano hmpio,
pusas poheGse n uso "a Venta en-
Sobre eI produeto en- efec6iyo. pue-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-09
Don Manuel Rodriguez amigo

Ha fallecido este puertorriqueho.
haehiller en- artes estudiante de me-
dicina, aver en- Ia Marina. despues de
larga v penosa enfermedad Frs el u
nado pariente cercano de nuestEo esti-
mado colaborador xBoricua9. quien,
10 nisrno que & toda su familia dannns
nuestro mas sentido p6same
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DSmanda contra 81 Ayun-
tanllantO do San Juan

Ia Corte De este Distrito, en- pro-
videncia de prinerc del actual, ha
acordado admitir Ia demanda inter-
puesta ante dicho Tribunal pur 81 abo-
Qado don Eduardo Acuffa Aybar, en-
cobro de S1242S2. pagad0s per cierto
n6mero de propietarios 3 indussriaIes
en u colocaci6n 8e contad adores de aqua.
por entenderae p0r 6st0s aue taI oasto
dehi6 hacerse con cargo & "a partida
que oil efecsO hgur6 sn q presupuesto
municipal.
III 81. AcHiEa representa- 4 Ii <Liga
de propietaTiosS
guntag sel DeparGa exige fanza
{ los lnspectores para qaFantir q yalor
de log hhroa que NJ les entregan para
repartirg
RaIlos saglor Lindsay. haQa un po-
n0 MS sla 1nskicia l0s profesorea a.
tivoss " saapenda es descnentoa iz
Asentamente,
Ada Nasars0.
n Jnan, 0stu 1908.
n esta ade papel de
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-09
Los NOT ARIos

CARPETAS PARA ESCRITURAa
en tOd0s colorua, - hscan 8 "a 6vden,
u skA CERES IL RueEss
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INT ERESANTE
4 los padres de famiIia de Santur

q los padres de tamIIla de SanTurCe
El professor que suscribe, con 80
amos de practica en- el profesorado de
Ia Isla, da lecciones 6sehoritas y nifios
en- casas particulares. Recibe ordenes
an Ia pen6ltima casa antes de la para
rIa In, del lado de la via.
SanturaA OctubPe 10. 1908.
@ 151 FFGectsco COrtGs.
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Cue ne publiommos communicates sin uUs
seMn pagados poY adelan1ado
CAaa sele paaahTas se cusnsMu par una
lfmsa y y lfneA vKla dies csntayos.
Las eAssas aue vsmxam coa cenaunioasas
sam ga aas 70 go uenkssEaa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-09

Competenbe para la construction de
pianos v reparadOF de los grandes des-
perfectos ocasionados.
Asf 10 certifica Ia f6brica de pianos
eKohIer & GaxnDheil@ de New oFks
El Or. Oesro. h6bil z 1sssSsogsssa fjar6
SUI residencia en- esta ciudad. Luna go.
is va.
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eEATLEMER & LADIES.

DeaixinR 20 take lessons in Sprnish
win and e cenpotent teachsg AZ 08
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islOs pBr Ii casa John Matthews
ae NeW York 81 prinaexa dHl Ixundo.
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juaeadoa & Tnaquina. = tOdas son noVi-
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Quinas 3 procedimie
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3aparrllla, china. PIMA, crema.
Eodo entregado. asl como STONES,
& domieiaio.
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tOss rreci0s noderados. en- barriles.
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T0DA MUJER
DEBERA LEER ESTO

''La preparation mas asombrosa del mum
doP-Dr. Monroe.
@Ha hecho mas en- beneicio de mi compile
xi6n y formas, que ninguna otra cosa que yo
he uSado Anna Held
MTLLaARES De TESTIMONIES hablan en-
os mas eIevados termino del Alimento para
Ia Nal Hal
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COmer antes importadores dc pro
welcomes todas procedenCias
San Ju 1S " 1b, San Juan Puerto
Rico,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-09
AYIS0 Al PlRLICO

En- LILA Correspondence de Puerto
Rico1 ne hacen encuadernaclOnes de
todas claSes & prscios limitadcs.
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En- aesta imprenta 80 vends papsl de
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-09
Tomas ]. (taTO

Afinador v compositor de pianos Y
organos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-09

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-17
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
Work on New Electric Line Scheduled
to Begin Soon

It is understood that the Great Falls and
Old Dominion Railroad Company will begin
the work of constructing the proposed cleo
trio line from Great Falls. on the Virginia
side of the Potomac river, to this city with
in the near future. During the past sum
mer the ground at the Virginia end Of the
line has been graded and cleared of brush,
etc. This land. It is said, will be used for
terminal, pleasure and hotel purposes.
President Robert Weaver Is now in pos
session of the plans for the terminal. walt
ing rooms and traekage at the Washington
end of the route. He also has the plans for
the lateral structure Of the Aqueduct
bridge, which Will be used by the cars. Ac-
cording to the plans the tracks will be so
arranged as to enable the Great Falls and
Old Dominion cars to switch of to the
Georgetown division Of the Capital Trac-
ton line The Washington terminal of the
road 1t is said, will be built against the S6th
street retaining wall. 1t is also learned
that President Weaver has been studying
the various types of cars with view to
selecting those which are best adapted to
the purposes ofathe company.
Robert Mcknight, nineteen years Of age,
who resides at 1922 Cambridge place, was
found sick in Lynchs alley about 1915 last
night He was conveyed to the Georgetown
University Hospital in the patrol wagon OF
the seventh precinct.
The wedding of Mr.. Thomas F. Keliher OF
GEORGETOWN to Miss Donahue OF Cambridge,
Mass, is announced to occur In the latter
city, October 20 next
It is stated that nearly $1,000 was realized
from the lawn fete which was held recent
ly on the ground of Holy Trinity Church
for the benefit Of the new parish hall and
school house of that church.
Two small apartment houses are to be
built on the south side of o street between
Goth and 31st streets by Mr. ]. w. Beckett.
Lieut. John A. Swindells of the seventh
precinct, who has been on leave for the
past ten days, will return to the command
of that precinct tomorrow.
Dr. Oscar Winkler and wife have return
ed from visit to Philadelphia.
Arguments as to the validity of an at
tachment by Curtin & Butts of a stone
crusher. claimed to be the property of Geo.
Killeen. were heard yesterday by Mr.
Halbert e. Paine. justice of the peace. The
plaintiffs allege that Killeen owed them a
debt in the sum of sl2SS1. suit for which.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-17

with the interest 1t was stated, was lnSt1-
tuted. 1t is stated that the case has been
pending since 1897 1t was also stated that
the stone crusher was attached because 1t
was learned that 1t WAS 20 be taken beyond
the jurisdiction of the court. The defend
ant claimed that the machine is not his
property, but belongs to his son. John Kill
leen. The case was continued until the 22d
instant.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad officials
have given assurance to the business men
Of Georgetown that they intend to carry
facilities to that section of the city. A let
ter was received recently from Third Vice
President Potter Of the railroad company
stating that the delay had been due to the
study of the methods which would have to
be followed to reach Georgetown, and to
the fact that President Loree is abroad. It
was stated that the matter would be taken
up upon Mr.. Loree's return.
About noon Tuesday Thomas johnson.
colored. thirty-six years Of age, residing on
Pomeroy street northwest, met with a pain
full accident while engaged In work in the
grading of w street extended. 1t appears
that the man was standing on the edge Of a
high embankment, where the grading Is
being done, when he was taken suddenly
sick and fell from the top Of the bank to
the ground below, a distance of about If
teen feet. johnson was rendered uncon-
SctOuS by the fall, and was taken to the
Georgetown University Hospital in the pa
troll wagon Of the seventh precinct.
Georgetown Branches Star Office.
The Evening Star has branch offices at
O'Donnelrs drug stores, 1900 sd street and
corner 32d and o Streets where advertise
ments are received at regular rates. Wanted
Help and Wanted Situations cost cent
word.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-17
DEATH OF CHARLES F. WATSON.
Prominent Resident of Anacostia Sue
cumbs After Long Illness.

cumbs After Long Illness.
Charles F. Watson. one Of the best-known
citizens OF Anacostia, died about II o'clock
Tuesday night after a long illness at his
home. 121 Monroe street, aged slxty-eight
years. His death was not unexpected, al
though the news Of his decease proved a
shock to his many friends, and general re-
greet was expressed in the community in
which he lived Mr.. Watson had been long
a resident of Anacostia and was the in
spector in charge of the force Of street
workmen in the Anacostia district. In this
capacity he served the District and the
community for a number of years.
The deceased was a veteran of the civil
war, having been in the naval service dur
ing those stirring times. He was identified
with Anacostia and its projects for i'm
provement, and was a member of a number
Of associations. principal among these be-
ing Anacos1a Lodge, No. q. F. A. A. M,
and John A. Logan Post, No. 13, Grand
Army of the Republic. He was prominent
in the affairs Of the Anacostia Methodist
Episcopal Church, of which he was a MEM
Der. serving as one Of the official board. He
also took a part in the councils of the local
citizens association.
Mr.. Walson's wife. Mrs Eliza P. Watson.
an officer of the Eastern Star order, and
several children survive him.
The funeral of Mr. Watson will occur
Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock from the
Anacostia Methodist Episcopal Church.
The remains will be inferred at Arlington.
The funeral will be under the auspices of
the Masonic order and the local G. A. r.
post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-17
Grand United Odd Fellows.

The annual session of District Grand
Lodge. No. 20, of the District of Columbia.
G. U. O. F.. convened last Tuesday evening.
Deputy Grand Master Jacob B. Asklns pre-
sided. and a committee was appointed to
revise the laws OF the District Grand Lodge
SO as to provide for biennial sessions, In
accordance with the decision arrived at
during the last convention, held in New
Haven last year.
Mr.. Askins also read his annual address.
and thu reports of the grand secretary and
grand treasurer were submitted and re-
ferred to the auditing committee The re-
port of J. w. Davis. delegate to the Odd
Fellows Hall Association. was presented,
and was referred to q special committees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-17

municated with Mr.. George W. Fowler,
president of the board OF stewards of the
Congress Heights Church, and with Dr.
James Simpson, the recording secretary OF
the stewards of the Oxon Hill church. stat
ing his determination in the premises. He
also made his announcement Sunday night
in the Congress Heights church.
His resignation took effect Monday last,
1t is stated. Although the action of Mr.
Fisher was a surprise to persons outside
the two communities interested. it Is said
to have been expected by the members
Of the two churches Mr.. Fisher is resi-
dent of Congress Heights. It was stated
last night by one of the leaders of the
church at Congress Heights that prepare
lions are being made looking to the selec-
ton of new pastor. The matter will be
discussed tonight at the second quarterly
conference session In Oxon Hill church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-17
4 4 to H..

Hoe In f a n t s. Soft Sole
>S' Shoes; all colors;
worth SOC.
mO~ Little Boys Satin Calf
WV Lace Shoes; fine for
wear and splendidly made; re-
duced to Coo.
CT NM Mems Fine Grade
sVAsV> Wei Kid Lace Shoes
plain and capped toes; at
$1.49 for this hour only.
Or Best Quality Capitol
SOSs Window Shades, trim
med with heavy fringe; all
colors; complete with fixtures;
I. sell at 4Oc.
OOC Boys Finest Quality
? and Very Stylish
Wash Suits; linens, chambrays
and Galatea cloth; prettily en-
broidered with silk braid; have
always sold as high as $2.9S.
Roc Boys Good Quality
OSNe Sailor Blouse Wash
Suits; mostly small sizes; have
AASNOl ooAA Pl.fJ.
DIR Boys Thin Coats; best
SOSs Simpsons prints; neat
pin stripes; sizes IL to 10 years.
Doc Boys Excellent Quail
S>Se ity Atwood Knee
Pants; sizes 3, 4, 5 and 6 years;
values everywhere, Toe. and 81;
29c. for choice this hour.
EC Boys Very Stylish
W. F aun tleroy Blouse
Waists; sizes 3 to 10 years;
excellent quality; never Offer
ed under 800; priced for the
hour sale, sc.
1 1hc. Nsite e Tan1s on ~
cloth, in good-size lengths;
regular 25c. value.
OOC Hardwood F lding
S>Ss Screens; 3-fold: to be
closed out this hour at 29c.
A6D~ Heavy Tan and Gray
f>Ns Blankets; 1O-4 size; to
be sacrificed at 49c. pair for
this hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-17
Pleas Of Not Guilty Entered.

Pleas of not guilty were entered today
by each of the following when arraigned
before Justice Pritchard in Criminal Court
No. I:
Eloise Thomas, alias Louisa Lane, lar
ceny; George Brown. larceny; Coleman Lee,
alias John Cole. housebreaking and lar
ceny; Coleman Lee, alias John Cole, house
breaking; Frank Layden. housekeeping.
I.ayden is deaf and dumb. and it was
necessary to enlist the services of DIR. E NJ
Gallaudet as interpreter in order that the
prisoner might be arraigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-17
Marine Band Program.

The United States Marine Band, William
II. Santelmann leader. will render the fol-
lowing program at the marine barracks
this afternoon. beginning at 4:35 o'clock:
1. March, "Semper F1delis". ....... .Sousa
2 Overture. La Dame Blanche" .Boieidieu
3, Song, Go. Forget Me- new. .Fawcett
a. Cornet solo. Fantasia Brillante" Arban
Second Leader Walter F. Smith.)
8. Waltz. "Lagunen' ........S Strauss
0. March, Thomas Jefferson. .Santelmann
Z. Selection. "Reminiscences of Scot
s. Patriotic hymn. Hail Columbia. Fyles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-17
Launch to Be Repaired.

The handsome little power launch Aeola.
owned by club of the same name. is lying
at Reagan's boat yard. at the foot Of 18th
street, to be hauled out on high water to-
day to be given general overhauling in
preparation for the fall boating season on
the river. She viii be scraped and painted
and her engine will be put in thorough
order before she Is again put into the water.
It is also understood she will receive a
new speed wheel and will receive other at.
tentions that Will add much to her effa'
c1eoGR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-17
20 Years of
Vile CatarrG1
Wonderful Testimony to the Cura-
tive Powers of DR.. Agnew's Ca.
tarrhal Powder.

Chas. o. Brown, journalist. OF Duluth Mimi
writes: II have been a sufferer from Throat and
Nasal Catarrh for over % years. during which time
my head has been stopped up and my condition
truly miserable. Within Is minutes after uainr DIR
Agnew's Catarrhal Powder obtained relief Three
bottles have almost. II not entirely, cured me-"
DIR. Agnew's Ointment relieves piles instantly, :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-17
PASTOR RESIGNS.
Rev. Ellsworth Fisher Sewers Connec-
ton With His Charges.

Rev. Ellsworth E. Fisher who has been
the pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church at Congress Heights and the
church of the same denomination at Oxon
Hill. Prince Georges county. Md. for near
~ three years. has rendered his resignation
as pastor Of both churches to the Rev. Dr.
Neylor, presiding elder Of the Washington
district. and has announced his action to
the two congregations. Mr.. Fisher COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-17

The National encampment Of Mexican
War Veterans opened at Indianapolis
Mayor Bookwalter's welcome was respond
ed to by National President Y. T. Ogden of
Cincinnati.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-17

Ralph Mcbride. aged seventeen, died at
Button Ind. as the result Of an ordeal
incident to initiation into a high school
secret society last spring. The grand Jury
returned Indictment against nine students
In connection with the affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-17
1 O to 1 l..

ST.. 10 Mems Satin Satin Calf
dependable quality and stylish
shape. '.'
CT nm Women's High Quail
y u Il - ity Oxfords; soft
and fine broken size lines, at
$1.19 this hour.
4 OT/C Boys Extra Good
AAZINe Quality Waists, in
/ all sizes; the kind regularly
sold at soc. and more; wonder
fully priceda for-this hour ct
121ac.
Dr. Boys Linen Crash
A0Ss Knee Pants, in all
sizes; splendid wearing quail
ity: regular price, 5Oc.; just
half price for this hour.
6Oc Boys Fine Quality
WV and Very Desirable
Russian Blouse Wash Suits.
made Of finest galateas, cham
brays, linens, etc; all sizes;
regular price. $1.9S.
mOr Heavy White Bed
VIZ spreads; good size;
neat patterns; never sold I'M
der CSC; 2 to a buyer at CSC.
o. Best Quality Capitol
~Ss Window Shades, In a
number Of colors; with all fix
lures; priced 19c. this hour.
ill., Women's Very De-
I3S. sirable Lace Hose:
the regular 25c. grade, with
slight imperfections; your
choice at 711c.
hSc Mems 2-piece Bathing
WV Suits, that have al
ways sold at S1.5O and 50;
choice for the hour, 65c.
10Nc Curtain Poles with
lV3Ns brass trimmings;
slightly scratched; this hour
at 101ac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-17
Il to 5.

w W.
S6 Mems Patent Leather Ok
W ford Ties: all very desir-
able qualities; broken sizes:
worth and sell at $50.
en- MS Women's Finest
y Il oyC Grade Shoes and
Oxfords; values and selling
prices up to $3.50.
ZA8c. quito Netting AO in
several colors: reduced TO 2Ic.
yard.
Sc Boys Stylish Fauntleroy
w. Blouse Waists; sizes 3 to
10 years; regular price, SOC.
Il ZRCo suits: SAILOR blouse use
style: 3 and years; reduced
to 121sc. for the hour.
2m~ Mems "Faultless"
OYNs Night Robes; sold at
SOC. and 75c.; reduced to SOC.
for this hour only.
So. 40 s splendid ayeo Tailored aed
Green Mixed Walking Skirts;
also plain blue and black; hips
trimmed with strap seams.
Regular price will be $3.9S. For
the hour. $40.
@1O nS Lot of Fine Sam
9H ZoVO pie Walking Suits
the very newest and hand
soonest fall styles; in various
effective styles and kinds; will
be sold at $16.9S and $19.98;
this hour at s12.3S.
G. O2 Elegant Quality
V0s ~ Walking Skirts,
very smartly made Of the new
homespuns and hopsacking; all
seams double strapped and
strapped yoke: brown. gray,
green and black shades; value
$S.9S.
c. m0 New and very styl-
pOo w ish Fall Dress Skirts
made of best black and blue
cheviot: In the 7gore effect:
handsomely trimmed with tai
lor-stitched bands Of black taft
feta silk; these modish skirts
will be sold at S5.9S; advance
selling this hour at 1898.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-17
Rats and Reaches

Exterminated promptly and effectively By
NAURER's RAT AND ROACH PASTA
Attracts all vermin BY its odor. and kills 20
quickly they cannot regain their holes. Simply
putting 1t within reach Of vermin does the worn.
Is cents at all drugkists'. Guaranteed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-17
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CONTINUED
EMc 500 Women's Percale
OYAs Wrappers; dark and
medium; fast colors; all sizes;
new patterns and extra well
made; regular 81 value.
Doc Women's very desira-
HSS' BILE pink and blue CIR
die Corsets; reduced this hour
to 29c.
Roe Choice from 80 dozen
o>Se Children's Sc hool
Dresses; various styles and
kinds; sizes 9 to IA years;
never sold under 81.
S1 Or Boys Double breast
W A">O ed School Suits, in
very serviceable and nice-look-
ing materials; sizes I to 16
years; bought to sell at 50;
this hour at $1.9S.
AZ4Ce Dress Plaids for
children's dresses; double
width; regular price, 19c. yard.
1 Or Very Desirable Blue
>Ss and Black Storm
Serge; full 40 inches wide; sold
everywhere at SOC yard.
4 E~ All-silk Pleated Chit
AO~s fons: suitable for
neckwear. trimmings, ETC.;
blue, pink. gray, tan. brown
and royal blue; positive value,
49c. yard.
Ah~ White Shaker Elan
"YO~s mel: soft and fieecy
quality; reduced for the hour
81 DO WON ms Fine
~ hsS> uality Thibet
Walking Skirts; black and
blue; full-fiare bottom, finished
with rows of tailor stitching:
extra we'll tailored, and mark
ed to sell at $2.96
So 40 Fine Quality Gray
Walking or Pedes-
tr1enne Skirts; tailored in tho
pest manner; trimmed effec-
lively with inverted pleats ana
straps and buttons. These
skirts sell at $6.89.
Sd OF Women's New and
~ Fine Quality Black
Taffeta Silk Underskirts: styl-
1shly accordion pleated and
RULED; regularly priced, So, 90:
for this hour, $4.98.