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Miss Van Nuys, third.
Miss Decker. fourth.
Miss Taylor. fifth.
Miss Brown, sixth.
Miss Stiseson. seventh.
Miss Urban. eighth.
S0USA CONCERT
Important Information for Richmond
Patrons at the Coliseum.

Seats will be reserved at the Coli
scum Saturday morning. September II
for ticket holders only. Tickets are
on sale by the Starr Piano company.
Jones Hardware company. and at the
bookstores of c. I. Norman. Morris
~ Co, Nicholson & Bro, and w. II.
Bartel.
Large parties are coming from all
surrounding towns. The New Paris
agent reports 30 or 10 and so large a
number is coming from Greenville
and New Madison that a special train
has been arranged for them. Rich
mond patrons who wish TO take ad-
vantage of the first chance to reserve
seats must buy tickets i'll advance and
be inside the Coliseum before the
doors are closed at sos a. N. Those
present at that time-including prox-
les for out-of-town ticket holders will
draw numbers to determine choice of
seats, as was done for the May Fes-
tival.
Later arrivals will be given conseeu-
tive numbers and admitted to the
building when the drawing is complet-
ed. Tickets must be procured else
where as none will be sold at the Coli
scum until all who received numbers
have been served. and not before noon
in any event. Doors will be open at
Z 80 a. m.
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Fighting Fever.

The norma temperature of healthy
person is about 9S degrees. In many
illnesses feverish conditions compli-
cate the disease, and the fever must
be allayed before any other treatment
can be effectual.
Phen-a-mid is the best remedy in
the world to employ in all varieties
of fever. reducing the temperature
more quickly than anything else
known to medical science, and with
perfect safety.
and never endorse remedy that is
not found safe and efficient from
their own experience.
The antipyretic (fever allaying)
action of Phen-a-mid is so prompt
and effectual that it is prescribed by
doctors and used in hospitals.
Phen-a-mid is a safe remedy and
may be taken by the most delicate. 1t
neber depresses the heart nor upsets
the stomach.
Phen-a-mid, the great pain destroy
err. is sure specific for feber and for
all forms of pain, including headache,
rheumatism, neuralgia, la grippe, etc.
% cents bottle at all druggists, or
by mail from the manufacturers, Os-
born-Colwell Co.. 46 Cliff street, New
York. 4
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GREAT MUDDY
ANIMAL SHOW
COSTLY COLLECTION OF KINGS
OF THE FOREST
BEASTS OF ALL
DESCRIPTIONS
The Jahr Market Week Will Be a
Big One in Richmond-T Vot-
ing Contest.

Without doubt the greatest feature
which will attract the attention of
the entire populace during Jahr
Markt week here, will be Colonel
Mundy magnificent trained wild an
imal show. Never in the history of
these exhibitions has as much money
and attention to detail and manage
ment been given as has been vested
IN tins one marvellous array of animal
actors. Brought from every part of
the world, where the most dangerous
most expensive and rarest specimens
of these beasts predominant, their
training to the point of almost hui
man intelligence has been accom-
plished only after the death of several
trainers and the ever winnig effort
of keeping at it. Colonel p. J. Mum
dy, who is himself one of the best
trainers known, has made a careful
study of the selection of the beasts
in his ZOO, and can lay claim to hav-
ing the most complete trained animal
exhibition in America. Nearly all
animals are clever dissemblers. Lion
tanners nd trainers of other feline ami
imals have to be constantly on their
guard against trickery. Because a
lion purrs and wags his tail and per-
mits the trainer to caress him is no
proof of docility or friendliness of the
l,o
periority Of the man, and the fact
that punishment may follow an exhi-
bition Of bad temper, and no human
machiavelli could better dissemble his
real feelings or veil his treacherous
designs. Every trainer appreciates
this and konws that the slightest care
lessness or neglect may result in death
or serious injury. Schlev and Dewey
tw oof tie largest African lions in cap
tivity and members of Col Mundy's
big zoo last winter in Houston, Texas,
gave proof that there is, however,
rare instances Of true friendship. Just
before the opening of the evening
performance, Mckinley, the big
Asiatic lion attacked his keeper, Ri
cardo. throwing him to the floor
For an instant it seemed as though
nothing could save the man. At his
first cutlery a dozen employees grasped
any weapon available and rushed over
to the big steel area, but their services
were not needed. Schley and Dewey
both sprang upon their angry mate,
fastened their teeth in his neck and
literally dragged him from Ricardo s
body, giving him a chance ia regain
his feet, and moment later with
! the assistance of two other keepers
he made Mckinley cry for quarter.
The public can get no comprehensive
idea of this marveous exhibition from
reading descriptions in the papers.
One must 60 and see for themselves to
appreciate it. 1t is really wonder
full show and is an education in itself
Many other attractions, such as the
Royal Hippodrome, Creation, Lolita
Laughing Gallery, Cave of the Winds
Loretta, The Centaur, Vienna glass
workers. etc, are we'll worth half ar
hours visit.
Balloting for Queen yesterday re
suited as follows:
| Miss Sshi, first.
Miss Weishaupt, second.
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Story of the Honey
Comb Candy.

Come to your city. You will always
know me after YOU once tsste me. l am
all t. e rage in the East and West, where
have been for some time. Just eat me,
and YOU will then understand Why am
pronounced simply delicious. and will
not wonder why you want more of me.
am the purest and most wholesome
piece of candy on the market. There is
only one firm in this country that can
make me Every other firm who have
tried to make me have given it up.
am for sale in your city at the
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Ine- reception and dance given at
the Country Club last evening by the
members of the Club to the visiting
golfers and other guests who are
here attending the state meet OF the
Indiana Golf Association, was sue
cessful and delightful affair in every
way. The clubhouse was deliberately
decorated for the time OF the golf
meet before the advent OF the visit
ors and added embellishments were
made fer last evenings function. The
walls of the club house enclosed In the
veranda were draped III flags, with
porcelain wall pockets filled with
white and yellow asters; great bunch
IS Of eolden-rod were fastened to the
yeranda posts, and immense bou-
auets Of yellow daisies and other
autumn field and garden flowers were
placed about with decorative effect
The chill night air was shut out by
the windows which enclose the west
porch for winter dances, which obviat-
ed the discomfort which would other
wise have been caused by the unsea-
ssenable cold Runge's full orchestra,
stationed part of the time on the
yeranda and afterward in the house,
on account of the cold, furnished mu-
sic for the dances, and light lunch
was served in the dining room, the col
lation being made, up Of cake, ice
cream. sweets and coffee There were
about one hundred and twenty-five
present, about half of these out of
town people, some seventy-five men,
bers of the club being in attendance.
The members Of the entertainment
committee of the Club, appointed for
the year, with the special reception
committee, acted as hosts and hostess
es and the affair was very enjoyable
in general fashion as well as a-pleas-
nrable dancing party. This was the
there are to be small dinner parties
throughout the time the visitors are
here and other forms of entertain
ment Of various character.
The golfers and other guests of the
Country Club are served luncheon and
dinner in the dining room of the
club house each day, dinner at six
o'clock. One hundred were served in
this manner yesterday by the new
caterer Of the Club, this adding great.
~ to the attractive aspects of the
meet
- 4. - - - 1
Misses '.yirgie Ruth and Goldie
Brown, Of Baltimore. O., visited Mr..
and Mrs.sD. II. Kuth yesterday and
attended the Christian Endeavor So
cial at Allen Jays last evening.
Dayton. O.. September To- (Spe-
cial) Miss Edith Thirkfeld and Mr..
Oliver Sipe were married by Rev. Nc
Cabe last evening. Both are popular
young people Of this city. Relatives
from Hamilton, Springfield, Cincin-
natl. Nenia and Richmond, were
present Mr. and Mrs. Sipe have
many friends in Richmond.
Miss Lillian Shofer was the guest
of Miss Louise Woerner, at Eaton,
yesterday.
Mrs. II. P. Owens and daughter
were guests at Indianapolis yester-
day.
Miss Mary Mccarthy is visiting
Eaton friends.
A delightful double surprise was
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perpetrated on Mr.. George Gienger
and daughter. Miss Sophia, of near
DAYTON, this week. An elegant dinner
was served at noon and watermelon
luncheon was an ENJOYABLE afternoon
feature. Messrs. Salvaster Young.
Will Stout and Walter Puterbaugh, of
this city, attended the affair. They
returned to this city last evening.
Miss Cora Moore and Mr. Simon
Wilton We're married In this city
Wednesday evening, at the home of a
friend. which was prettily decorated
for the event. A pretty romance IS
connected with the wedding.
A pleasant reunion, attended by
Richmond persons, was held at the
home Of the Felts, near Newcastle.
Members of the reuniting family were
present from Fortville, Honey Greek,
Newcastle, indianapolis and Rich
mond.
A social hour was enjoyed at the
close of last evenings session of the
delegates to the Church of Christ con-
vention, held in the Christian church
in South Tenth street. The time was
very pleasantly spent in music and
al of re
served.
The marriage of Miss Nellie Dimick
to Mr.. Arthur Demree occurred at
Dublin this week, the announcement
of the marriage coming as surprise.
The wedding was performed quietly
at indianapolis this week, and the
announcement was not made until
later. Thee young couple, both of
whom are well known in this city
have gone to ST. Louis on their bridal
trip.
A party from here attended re-
ception held yesterday evening by
Mr.and Mrs. George Miller, at Indi-
annapolis the affair being given in
honor of the celebration of their fiji
tieth wedding anniversary. The
rooms were decorated with flowers,
elegantly arranged, and many and
handsome were the gifts received.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller were married In
Dublin, this county, and lived IN
Wayne county for many years. A
party of their old friends from here
attended. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller are
both in fine health. y
The Indiana State fair attracts
large numbers of Richmond people
each day. A party of six women, and
party of four spent yesterday In
Indianapolis, attending the fair in
the afternoon and Ben Hur in the
evening.
Miss India Van Dusen, of Pitts
burgh. is visiting in this city.
The Missionary society of the First
English Lutheran church met this
week with Mrs. William Fledderjohn,
in South Twelfth street. The after
noon was very pleasantly spent.
The Christian Endeavor Society
Of the East Main street Friends ,
church held a very delightful social
last evening at the home of Rev. AL
len Jay in West Richmond. About
thirty young people were present, and
the evening was pleasantly spent in
the enjoyment of social features. The
annual election Of officers was held,
resulting very successfully. The
Christian Endeavor society will hold
another social in the near future.
Miss Verna Leona Page, Of Marion,
who has a large number of relatives
and friends in Richmond, was married
Yesterday TO Mr. Ernest Gamble of
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Montpelier. The announcements Of
the wedding were received in this
city by many, and much interest was
felt III the marriage. Miss Page is
charming society girl of Marion,
and is noted as an accomplished vio-
linist, who has often been heard
here.
Miss Alyina Haar and Mr.. Leonard
Schwab, of Quincy, Illinois. were
married yesterday at st. Stephen :
church, in Hamilton, Ohio, where the
bride resides The church. beautiful
~ decorated with flowers for the oc-
casion and elegant as to appointments
was filled with large number of
friends of the bride, the wedding be-
ing society event Of prominence. A
violin obligato was played during the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Schwab stop
ped here Ell route to Quincy and an
informal affair was given by local rel
atives.
Mrs. G. A. Pierson was in Indiana
polls yesterday
At the home Of Mr.. Oliver Hadden.
OH Hunt street. West Richmond, the
of Miss Pearl Fetters to Mr..
Edward Gehtge was performed by
II nv w TT Da,,..a ~, y-ol,,a,1,,, -, 6
ternoon of this week. Flowers. an
ranged in clusters, ornamented the
rooms, and banks of palms were plac-
ed In the parlors. Both of the Young
people are popular and highly es-
teemed by their many friends.
Mrs D. w. Burgess was the recipi-
ent of pleasant surprise party given
by her children, who entered quietly
and gave a large dinner for their
The occasion was Mrs. Bur-
CESS birthday anniversary. The even
ing was spent in a social way by the
guests.
The Missionary Society of the
Friends church held its
meeting this week with Mrs.
Kelly. An excellent program con-
sisting of strong articles and talks,
was given by the members On various
points in missionary work.
- -
On Wednesday evening at $50, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Kramer, their beautiful ard accom-
plished daughter, Harriet. and n.
Bert Mullin, one of Rushville's a"-
gressive young business men, were
united in marriage in the presence IF
a number Of relatives and few in
innate friends. Rev. T. r.. Melon
nell performed the ceremony in an inn
pressive manner. The ring ceremony
was. performed and took place in tile
parlor before the mantel, which was
banked with palms. Miss
Anna Ross, of Richmond. presided
at the piano and played beautiful
wedding march from Lohengrin as the
bridal party came into the room, and
F." Wasside Chapel during the cere-
mony. Rushville Republican.
One of the small dinner parties Civ
Ell at the Country Club last evening
was made up of Miss Juliet Robbins
and Miss Jennie Robbins, of Detroit,
and Mrs. Scott Mcdonald, Of Rich
mond, Virginia; Mr.. Frank Braffett,
Mr.. Griffith Ellis and Mr.. EFF Fitch,
of Chicago Miss juliet Robbins re-
turned to Detroit today instead of
yesterday, staying over for the golf
games.
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NOTICE
To All Trading Stamp Collec-

As announced some time ago we
will give no trading stamps after Oc-
tober l. We would urge our custom
ers to fill their stamp hooks by that
time. If you buy your fall and winter
shoes Of us before that time you can
do it. We have an immense stock of
shoes and all kinds Of fall footwear.
NEFF e NUSBAUM
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Pure Cider Vinegar and
Spices. 1t pays to use the
best. Phone z9z.
0-dIOt Had1ey Bros.
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Miss Verna Leona Page, of Marion,
who has a large number of relatives
and friends in Richmond, was married
yesterday to Mr.. Ernest Gamble, of
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Mrs. Haskell, Worthy Vice.
Templar, Independent Order
Good Templars, of Silver Lake,
Mass, tells of her cure by the
use of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege.
table Compound.

"DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM: Four years
ago was nearly dead with infiamma-
ton and liberation. l endured daily
untold agony, and life was burden
to me. / had used medicines and
washes internally and externally until
made up my mind that there was no
relief for me. Calling at the home of
friend. noticed bottle of Lydia
Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Conn
pound. My friend endorsed it highly,
and decided to give it a trial to see il
it would help me. 1t took patience
and perseverance for was in bad con-
dition, and l used Lydia T.. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound for
nearly five months before was cured,
but what a change, from despair to
happiness, from misery to the delight
fal exhilarating feeling health always
brings. / would not change back for
Thousand dollars. and your Vegetable
Compound IS grand medicine.
II wish every sick woman would
try it and be convinced" MRS. IDA
HASKELL, Silver Lake, Mass. Worthy
Vice Templar, Independent Order Of
Good Tcmplars- $4,000 foyfst n original
Of nhocs letter proving 0sHsfasnsss caaaet - ~.
s9csd.
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ComercianteS

EARMACIA Droguerfa dc Adolf
Tturrino Rivera. Camuy, =. X:
C0nstante surtido do medicinas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-13
CORAZON DE OBRERO Z"
novela hist6rico social.

novela hist6rico social.
En- la literature italiana Carolina
~Invernizio ocupa eximio puesto, por
las brillantes producciones que en- po-
cos amos ha dado q la publicid ad.
Su pluma Sc ha ensayado en- todas
las cu%estiones ~ilos6ficas y especial
mente socialists que sc debaten, re-
sultando sus libros, estudios sociales
de gran inter6s, revestidos por una
prosa lfmpida y tersa que subyuga Y
atrae al lector como en- sus hermosas
novelas GCoraz6n de madre2, GEl Glti-
mo beso9, ola lucha por Ell amor> y la
que nosotros publicamos ahora que
seg6n los crfticos, es una production
de waller, asf por su tendencia como
por los brill antes ~conceptos que expo
ne acerca de las luchas que la sociedad
contemporaries afronta para alcanzar
Ell supreme bienestar social.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-13
Notas m%unicipaIeS

Ell martes en- la noche celebr6 Sc
sion ell Cencejo Municipal baio la pre-
sidencia de don Manuel Rodriguez, y
con asistencia de nueve concejales.
Sc lego y aprob6 ell acta de Ia Sc
sion anterior.
Sc acord6 continue sobre la mesa
Ell e~xpediente relative q compra de te-
rrenos para Ell Hospital C-uarentena-
rio.
Igualmente acord6 ell Concejo de-
jar sobre la mesa para estudiarse en-
la otra session, la ordenanza sobre ca
sas en- las GALES trazadas en Ell plano
de urbanizaci6n del poblado de San
turce.
Reconocida por la Corporation
Municipal la imposibilidad de inver-
tir la suma de $4,000 dollars, que fgu-
ra en- las distribution de los fondos
del empr6stito para IN Asilo de indi-
gentes, porque segdn informe t6cnico
del ingeniero no hay sitio donde le-
vantarlo, nj la cantidad ser1a capaz
al gasto que requiere la ado uisici6n
del terreno y la ediicaci6n appropriate,
y considerable que Ia no inversion de
dicha suma representa- IN grave in
convenience, pues poru ella pagan los
contribuyentes uu inter6s y no resulta
de utilidad pGblica alguna;
Ell Concejo consider6 que hay den
tro de las obras del empr6stito otras
que deben ser terminadas, y para las
cuales no ha bastado la cantidad que
sc calculo, fu6 acuerdo despues de al
gunos considerable emitidos por la
Corporation, que la transferencia to-
tai de la ~expresada cantidad de. %. 900
dollars para constrir Ell Asilo apro-
piado para los pobres indigentes de
San Juan, vaya q Ia partida para re-
poner pavimento q las GALES, que es
la obra que reclama mas la termina-
ci6n.
Esta ordenanza Sc sometera al
Conseio Executive con algunos ante
cedentes.
Quedo enterado Ell Consejo de ha-
berse formalizado ell contrato con don |
Francisco Escalona, para la construc-
ci6n de aceras y adoquinado en- las
GALES Norzagaray, Mercado y Caleta
de San Juan.
Sc acord6 conceder ell teatro 4 la
Sociedad Artistica, hasta que Sc de-
terminen las obras de r~eparaci6n que
deben efectuarse.
Tambi6n fue acuerdo cOnceder la
buena pro al licitador don Alfonso
Osorio, que Sc ha comprometido & SUI
ministrar pan & los establecimientos
benefcos de esta ciudad q raz6n de
nueve centavos Ell kilo.
Sc tomaron otros acuerdos Y di6se
por terminals la session.
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tamos q diez contra mo-, por 10 me-
nos, y para que nos venzan serfa pre-
ciso que los mayores atropellos al de-
recho Sc re~alizasen. Y este no hay
que esperanto.
-Aquf sc admira la actitud del
se1or Munoz Rivera, en- el asunto de
la election de candid alto unioaista pa
ra Comisionado 4 Washington; y SO
aplaude, u vez mas, su %inquebran-
table patriotismo & prueba de tenta-
clones, y de sacriicios CAST inconcebi-
bles.
La election del senor Larrinaca,
para ell puesto q que antes nos referi-
mos, ha sido muy bien acogida aouf.
Larr1naga vale mucho por su inteli-
gencia, y por sus energfas. Sera vo-
tado en- Ponce por todos los unionis-
tas. Esta ciudad lie dara IN buen con-
tingente de votos. Felicitamos al pa
triota, q nuestro future Comisionado
en- Washington.
--Existe mucha desanlma ACTON en-
ell partido republican, de Ponce. Los
jefes estan en- sus casas, acaso lamen-
tando va su derrota.
Sc encuentra enfermo ell iovcn
don Salvador Ascension, hijo polftico
de nuestro respectable amigo el doctor
don Salvador Carbonell.
Deseamos ell restablecimiento del
enfermo.
---Contin6a en- Ponce lloviendo
fuertemente.
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InteTesantes
nOtiCias de Ponce
Sc hacen las inscripciones
con orden perfecto
Is cOmentada favOrablem en-
tie en- esta ciudad, la acti-
tud del senior MunOz
Rivera, en- la cleo
ci6n de nuestro
candidate a Washington
LDe nuestro Corresp9nsal.l

PONCE, OCTUBRE 11.-Las ms
cripciones para la election del ochc
de Noviembre, comenzaron hoy on
Ponce, abriendose todos los colegios
de la ciudad y campos, tomando pues-
to en- ellos los jueces ~unionistas.
La policfa insular, este es: la
fuerza que ha quedado en- la ciudad,
conserva el orden y latranquilidad de
un modo admirable. Toda la fuerza,
q exception de los guardias que Sc ha-
liam en- los c~olegios, esta q caballo
con los Jefes Sil6n & Iturrondo & la
cabeza. Los Detectives Sc italian tam
bien & caballo, recorriendo el total de
la ~fuerza, en- pelotoues, los colegios
de la ctudad y sus barrios cercanos.
Los Detectives han lido q algunos CO.
legios ~lejanos.
En- cada colegio hay IN guar
diaz pie, armada de c%arabina. Hay
complete orden en- los colegios: los
electores forman la fila d%ispuesta sin
violencia alguna; no Sc permiten CRU
pos en- las esquinas.
Jefes, ofciale5 subalternos, guar
dias y detectives, aparecen con la Sc
ria dignidad de una policfa impair
Cial, discreta y energica, capaz de
asegurar el orden y Ell derecho de to-
dos, inspirando la conianza general.
Muy bien por la policla.
-En alguno que otro colegio los
iueces republicanos han tratado de
difcultar Ia inscription de los unio-
ni,tas. La en6rgica actitud de nues-
tros %jueces contrarresta esa triquihue-
la, secundada por la mayorfa del board
de elecciones.
En- IN colegio do la Paya fu6
forzoso echar abajo la puerta de la
entrada, porque en- 81 mom9nto dado
no aparecfa la Have. La policfa apo
y6 esta determination necesaria.
"A las uatro de la tarde hay ru-
mOres de que en- Guayauilla y Penue-
las los republicanos han querido ha-
Ger de las suyas, difcultando la ms
cripci6n de los u%nionistas. Pedimos
que ell dia de La election general man
de ell gobierno IN Inspector de eleccio-
mes q cada uno de aquellos poblados,
para asegurar allf la legalidad cleo
cfonaria. En- ambas localidades hay
c~aciques que, no conform6ndose con
perder, saltan por encima de TODD.
Valga nuestra advertencia.
---Por 10 que respeta & la ciudad
de Ponce, la Union puertorriq uena9
aanara aquf las elecciones. No esta-
rsmos q veinte contra uno; pero ST es-
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Por una sola vez rn ceraGuo Ia pa
abra.
Idemporuna semana 3 lfneas. 80 cts.
Idem ID wees. 3 lfneas........5 80 cts.
Idem un mes 3 lfneas....ss....o 80 cts
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trescas importadas de Europa y Esta-
Unidos.. Perfumerfa, Noveda-
des etc. Precios m6dicos.
ANGEL SUAREZ. Fabricante 6
importador de sombreros. Fortaleza
26 almacen San Francisco 80.
FARMACIA COLON, de Ramon
Almaaza Principal.
EMPRESA de coches de Adrian
Perez. Santurce, Casa del Reloj.
Telefono n1mero 1,004.
La Purita. San Justo No 50.
III que suscribe ofrece y habita-
clones para alquilar de varios precios
en- esta Capital y Puerta de TERRA Al
mismo tempo pone en- conocimiento
a los propietarios de casss CUE hace