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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-08-08
STEADY INCREASE OF
FEVER In new ORLEANS


Continued from First Page.)
experience of the Cumberland Tele-
phone company. At Arcadia, La, the
man in charge of the telephone office
fed when the fever began to spread.
The telephone company tried to fill the
position, but Arcadia refused to permit
q man to come to work and the service
has been suspended. A similar situa-
ton prevails at Baton Rouge. The
Baton Rouge telephone exchange serves
much of the surrounding country, and
communication.
The death reported on the Bell plan
tation in Jefferson parish, across. the
Mississippi river from New Orleans, is
the fifth that has occurred there, show
ing the heavy mortality from the fever
where adequate attention is not given.
Five Italians fled from New Orleans to
the Bell plantation and all have died of
yellow fever. The vicinity has been
thoroughly isolated and disinfected.
1t will probably never be possible to
estimate the losses which New Orleans
has suffered financially through the di-
version Of business hut the heavy tax
on the people by the present visitation
is shown by the fact that, besides the
money already spent by the boards of
health and the $250,0OO to be raised for
the government, thousands of dollars
have been subscribed and expended In
ward sanitation.
Some docking houses report that a
of tao "a
against drugs. In 1897 the quarantine
was general over the south against
every character of freight, including
medicines; but this year many towns
have excepted certain classes of freight
and most of them are glad to get medi-
cal supplies.
DR.. Guiteras, of the marine hospital
service, spsnt the day in southwest
Louisiana investigating reports of sus-
picious cases, one of them in st. Mary
parish.
Two large foci of infection were dis
covered to-day outside of the city by
health officers of the marine hospital
service. DR.. Corrupt went to Diamond
plantation in St. Charles parish to look
into some suspicious cases, and found
six positive yellow fever cases of sec
! ondary infection. Three of the victims
had died. They were on a sugar plant
alton and three of them were Italians.
One was a negro.
The other point of infection is the
town of Patterson, in st, Mary parish,
where DR.. Guiteras found nineteen
cases of secondary Infection Most of
| these are also Italians.
The local health boards have taken
charge in both instances and are follow
ing the dirsctions of the marine hospi-
tai service. L.. ,.. ~ ...-.3 r..
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DEPos1TORs TO SEE JEROME.
VIII Give Him Evidence of Wrong
Doing in Merchants, Trust Co.

VIII Give Him Evidence of Wrong
Doing in Merchants Trust Co.
New York, Aug. 7.-Following
charges of fraud in connection with the
affairs of the Merchants Trust COM
pany, the depositors of the institution
tonight appointed a committee of
three to meet and confer with District
Attorney Jerome. The eommitte, it is
understood, will lay before Mr.. jerome
evidence of alleged wrong doing in it's
possession. Charges wer emade at the
meeting that the receivers of the trust
company had refused bids for the as
Esets of the corporation which would
have enable dthe depositors to have, re-
EeeiTed their money in full. A commit
| tee appointed at the last meeting of
the depositors reported that it had had
a consultation with Vice President
Haynes of the New York Trust COM
tpany, and Edward Lauterbach, the ra-
Eceiver's attorney. Mr.. King, it was
said at this meeting, denied that the
receivers had. received a bona fide bid
of $2.3O0,000 for the entire assets of
1.-THE Merchants Trust company. This
sum is slightly in excess of all liabili-
ties, it was said.
James R. Moore, secretary of the de-
,positors' association and one of the
committee, said he had seen proof in
the office of E. Clarence Jones & Co.
that such an offer had besn made. The
committee also reported that offers for
certain assets had been refused and
smaller bids later accepted.
S. H. Mildenberg, depositor, after
hearing charges made by depositors
that proof existed that officers of the
trust company had accepted deposits
| after they knew of the company's in
solyency and other alleged criminal
acts, moved that committee Of three
be appointed and confer with Me.
Jerome and ask that officials co-opera-
| ton. - .@g =
Mr.. Mildenberg, b; Leverson and M.
Francis snobers wers appointed this
tcommittee, which will report next week.
It was said that an soffer.of $4,000, 900
for the assets of the company would
be made in the depositors' interest in a
few days. :, ~ +.
s+E
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Locn1 weather Report.
New Haven, August T.
"a m. SO. Il
Brief Mention.

High water to-day, 4:25 a. m.
The present hot wave will remain for
some time, according to the weather
oflcials.
Chief Of Police wrinn and Detective
Captain Cowles have CONT to Saratoga
for few weeks.
The Chinese Sunday school of the
Calvary Baptist church had an outing
at Double Beach yesterday.
The annual outing and picnic of the
Hamden Plains church and Sunday
school was held at Double Beach yes
terday
The railroad commissioners inspected
the Cheshire Waterbury branch of the
Connecticut Power and Lighting COM
pany yesterday. The party rode over
the new line in company with some Of
the officers and directors of the corpor-
alton.
The New Haven Schuetzen-Verein is
represented at Springfield at the. annual
prize shoot and festival of the South
ern New England Schuetzenbund.
Clubs from all over Connecticut have
sent teams to this meet, which closes
tonight.
A mass meeting will be held to-mor-
row evening on the central green. A
poster tackled onto one of the post an
nounees that Secretary Cosgrove, of the
n City Baseball league, will make an adj
dress as will also others on SUNDAY
II baseball.
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gIre gntrrnaI ana Courier

BIZ CARRIERS IN THE
CITY, - CENTS A WEEK, 50 CENTS A
hONTE, So FOR SIX MONTHS. SO A
YEAR THE SAME TERMS BY NAIL
SINGLE COPIES. 2 CENTS.
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cYcL1sT BADLY INJURED.

Struck by Shaft of Team Owned by a
MontoWese Farmer. l.
Joseph Forcinelle, of Isl Liberty
street, was struck in the breast by the
shaft of a team with which he collided
while riding his wheel on the corner of
Wooster and Franklin streets yester-
day. The team belonged to Raymond
Robinson, of Montowese. ForcinelIe
was taken to the New Haven hospital.
The extsnt of his injuries could not be
learned. They are not, however, be-
lieved to be very serious.
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Tuesday, August s, 1905.


musement-Savin Rock Theater
Blankets Gamble-Desmond Co.
Bargains-The Edw. Malley co.
Cuticura Soap-Druggists'.
Counter Clearing-Davis & Co.
China-Howe & StetsOn Co.
Cash Sale-Hamilton & Co.
Dress Goods-Chas Monson Co
Financial-Nat'l Tradesmens Bank.
Furniture-P. ]. Kelly & Co.
For Sale-Boat-M White.
Grass Seeds-The F. S, Platt Co.
Mexico So. Pacific R. r.
Oak Chairs-Bowditch Co.
Oxfords-N. H. Shoe Co.
Postum Grocers'.
Trips $50. Pacific r. r.
The Steinertone-The Steinertone Co.
Wen Suit You-Dietter Brothers
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MOTOR CYCLE ENDURANCE TEST
Many Riders Arrived at WaItham Early
M Last Evening. !

~. Ataot kAtCAAnBs
Waltham, Mass, Aug. 7.-Of the for
ty-eight motor cyclists who left New
York Just before dawn this morning on
q $50 miles endurance test to this city,
twenty-one arrived together at 1880
o'clock Tonight and six others came in
ten minutes later. -. .....
The cyclists came here to attend the
annual meet of the Federation of Amer
lean motor cyclists and expected to re-
main here several days. Nearly all the
machines stood the test in good shape
and what. accidents happened We're for
the most part due to punctured tires,
broken handlebars and the breaking Of
minor parts Of the machinery. None
OF the 1nishaps were serious.
y Those who arrived here on the endur-
ance run UP to 1880 o'clock are as fol-
lows:
J, F. Mclaughlin, New York; George
Wagner, st, Paul, Mimi; H. H Curtis,
Hammorlsport, N. Y; c.. L. Waters,
Buffalo; James N. .Boyce, New Haven,
Conn; ]. J, O'Connor, Hartford; James
e, Maline, Brooklyn; Walter S. Harper,
Reading, Pa; A. b. Coffman, Toledo,
o.; Edward Buffam, Toledo, O.; ]. j.
Brandenburg, Brooklyn; f. A. Baker,
Brooklyn; George N. Holden, A. M.
Bracket and ]. Deroisier, all Of SPRING
field, Mass S. F. Kellogg. Bridgeport;
Oscar Hedstrom Springfield; Frey c.
IIoyt, Boston: r. K. Hastings, Brook
Ilyn; William Chadeayne, Buffalo; III. Fl.
Brown. Boston; L. e. French, Harvard;
F, r. Dickinson, Waltham; Henry J.
| Wehmar, New York.
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(Continued from Seventh Page.)
the background while this consolida-
ton was talked over.
In connection with the rise in the
southern steel group reports were cur
rent that the merger deal which Messrs.
Hoadley and Gates had under way last
year will be revived. This time we'll
known financiers, it was reported, may
have a hand in the scheme. The sup
posed plan concerns Sloss- Sheffield, Re-
public Steel and Tennessee Coal.
Pressed Steel Cars advance was
based upon information that orders on
hand extend we'll into next year.
London was closed yesterday in OBJ
servance Of the holiday there, so that
SPECTATORS on the other side did moth
ing in this market. At Paris the feel
ing was more hopeful, Russian bonds
rising in response to the improved tone
of the bourse there. Berlin was also
cheerful and sentiment abroad was
generally optimistic.
Republic Iron and Steel issues were
both strong features yesterday, and
during one part of the session they were
among the most active on the list. The
common rose above %, and the pre-
ferred, at 853sa1a in the early after
noon, was selling at a net gain of near
" 2 points.
A cereal production equal to the larg-
est on record is confronting the west
and northwest, barring accidents to the
spring wheat crop and to the corn crop
in the corn belt.
In expressing their views of the out
look In yesterdays circular Dick Bros.
81 Co. say: although the market may
be made irregular this week by uncer-
tailty as to the outcome of peace nego-
tiations, and although somewhat higher
money rates seem likely, we do not ex-
psct any important declines in the mar
ket. Occasional reactions are to be ex-
peeted, but we think they should be
seized upon as opportunities to pur-
chase stocks of the better class"
One of the streets best known and
perhaps best posted operators, speaking
Of Rock Island yesterday morning,
said: If any one is entertaining the
notion that Rock Island is never going
to arouse itself from it's Rip Van Win
kle slesp that same person is likely to
find himself suddenly convinced of his
error. The possibilities in the stock are
4 growing greater every day that the
crops mature, and the chances for pick
Ing the stock up cheap are growing less
every day the opportunity is missed at
these prices"
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WEATHER RECORD.

washington, D. c., August Z, 8 p. m.
Foreeasf for Tuesday Wednesday,
For Eastern New York: Party. cloudy
Tuesday; Wednesday fair, slightly cool
er in extreme south portion; variable
For New England: Partly. cloudy
Tuesday, showers in east portion, FOL
lowed BY fair; Wednesday, fair, slightly
cooler in southeast portion, light to
fresh west winds becoming variable.
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STOCK MARKET FEATURES

continued from Seventh Page.)
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WATERBURY, TROLIE-
SCHEDULE.
NEW

The new trolley schedule between
this city and Waterbury will go into
effect tomorrow, at which time the
first regular cars will be run over the
line.
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notice TO sUBscnIBEns

II you are going away, for a short or
long period, the Journal and Courier
will be sent to you by mail without
extra charge. The address may De
changed as often as desired.
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BUQUtS QUt Sc tSPERAA

<Pio IX> -Saldra de Barcelona
hoy con las escAlas de costumbre,
haciendolo de Canarias sobre el
IA del mismo continuando para
este puerto Mayaguez, Ponce, San
tiago de Cuba, Habana y New Orleans
Admite csrga y pasase para los puer'
tos de Cuba Retornara por este puer'
to para seguir viaie directo aCanarias
Cadiz y demas puertos del Meditsrra'
neo cuya fecha fla de salida avisare'
mos muy ca breve.
Admitir& passages de todas clasei
con una gran rebaja en- los mismos, {
igualmente en- Ia carga,
<Carscas,,---Estara aquf maiana
procedente de New York
GCadadia1-Recalara deun dia
otro procedente de Europa.
SJulia1-S aguarda ell Il del co
rriente procedente de New York.
GFerdinand de Lesseps1-Hacia oil
II del presente Sc aguarda procedente
de Europa--vfa St. Thomas.
xOri6nS Del 10 del al II del CO.
rriente saldra para New Orleans.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-08

y pom L. R. Sawyer para los pueblo'
de Carolina, Yaucoy y Aguadilla.
elias pastillas Autdricas del DR..
LIE Roy, devuelven sl aparato digasti.
vo Ia actividad perdida, ayudan al
est6mago digerir los alimentos, y el
proceso de Ia nutrici6n se lleva cabo
en- forma adecuada.
Con el uso de las <Pastillas Antd.
ricas del DR.. LIE Roy> desaparece esa
pesadez que sienten los disp6pticos en-
ell est6mago despues de las comidas.
La riqufsima cerveza <Pabsts
ha llegado conquistar un puesto tan
sorprendente en- todos los paises del
mundo, que podemos probar que es
medicinal devolviendole Ia salud, vi
gor y color, muchos enfermos debi.
les y clor6ticos. Agentes M. r. Cal
der6n y CO Tetuan IL.
PARA CURAR UN RES.
FRIADO EN- UN Ola tome las PAS
TILLAS .LAxANTEs DE BRoMo-QUINI.
Ma. FL boticario le devolvers el d.
, nero 81 no Sc cura. La frma de e. W.
GROVE Sc halla en- cada cajita.
ea-LAS INDIGESTIONES Sc ali.
Wan Embellishments, Con tomar dos
sellos, y radicalmente Sc curan con un
solo estuche del Digestive Moiarrieta;
sin privarse de alimentos. Las Dis
pepsias y Gastralgicas, Sc curan con
tomar 8 8 4 estuches. Para curar ra.
dicalmente las mas graves enfermeda-
des cr6nicas, Observation-Disclosures, se
debe tomar durante 3 q 4 meses el
Digestive Mojarrieta: que es el dnico
verdadero remedio gastro-intestinal
complete y radical, universalmente
confrmado superior q todos los otros
para curar las enfermedades del es-
tonnage.
&@OFICJNA de asuntos admins
trativos y judiciales y agencia de me-
gocios de Jose G. del Vale, calle de
San Francisco n1mero Is. ALTOS.
Gesti6n en- los departamentos del
Gobierno Insular, Ayuntamientos y
Tribunales de Justicia. Para 10 iu-
dicial: abogados Acuha, Diaz Ma
varro J Texidor. Buen traductor y
maquina de escribir.
BPARA curar un resfriado en-
un dia tome las PASTILLAS LAxAN-
TIES DE BRoMo QUININA. Ell boticario
le devolvera el dinero 81 no se cura.
La frma de E. W. GROVE Sc halla
en- cada cajita.
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Il PetTi|eo no es vR sustItuto
del Aceite De HIgado
De Baca|aO

Durante la presente escasez de acei-
le de higado de bacalao. algunos In
dustriales han hecho grandes esfuer-
EOS para popularizar en- provecho pro-
pio el uso del petr6leo 6 parafna CO.
mo substantial alimenticia.
Bastante ridiculo es en- verdad, por
no califcarlo de otro modo, el asegu-
rar que el petr6leo puede substituir
al aceite de higado de bacalao.
La gran reputation de que goza el
aeeite de higado de bacalao es debida
s sus grandes propiedades nutritivas
alimenticias. En- verdad el aceite
higado de bacalao no solamente es
alimento, sino que 90 el mejor ali
Il ento que 90 conoce On Medicina y
a6n no se ha podido encontrar en- la
naturaleza otro alimento igual. y
,u,l ciar el petr6leo como un substi-
Mto del aceite de higado de bacalao
contribuir al petr6leo 6 para6na pro-
iedades que no tiene. El petr6leo Ca
rece de la propiedad esencial de todo
alimento, 81 decir, ls de ser asimila-
BILE. ri petr6leo 8 parafna no sola-
nente no es una substancia asimilable,
sino que cuando 90 toma lnNriOrmente
es expelido en- su totalidad por las
evAcuaciones intestinales, causando
indigo .ti6n, irritaci6n del estomago J
dc los intestinos, Intermediates del hi
ssdo J del pancreas , con irecuoncis
jiarl 90 y desinteria.
La presente escase2 del acelle do hi
ado de bacalao 90 un case sxcepcio'
nal que no durar& mucho tempo, pero
que ha demostrado va la gran deman-
da que constantemente hay en- el mum
do por este producto alimenticio. Mi
les dc personae i6venes y srcianos,
usan constantemente este sceite y su
salud y su vida delendun dc 81.
Afortunada nente Ia mayor parte de-
aceite de bacalao que Sc consume Ell
el mpnao 90 administrado baio la for,
ma d. Emulsion de Scott prspara.
ra por los sei1ores Scott X BOVINE
Quimicos de Nueva York, q!.iuneS de-
bido q sua muchos amos de expocieu'
cia en- la materia, vieron vonlr la ss
caSe2 con muchos meses de aa.lcipa-
ci6n { hicieron grandes acopios de
aceite, aunque para clio tuvieron que
pagar precios enormes. ESQ no obs
sante el precio corriente al detalle dt
la Emulsion de Scott no ha sldo alte-
radc y puede obtenerse On las boticas
| y roeuerlas al mismo precio de- STEM
pre-
Fl petr6leo 8 Parahns puede SCI
1uepo para lubricar m&Quinas & osro'
lsos industrlsles. pero la Emulsion
de Scott es Ia dnica buena para e
auerpo humane.
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INFORMATION DIARIA

En- el tren de aver tarde sali6
para Arecibo, nuestro amigo don Felix
Medina G onz ilez, miembro de la CO.
mission. de propaganda de la Exposl-
ci6n de Mayag1ez, continuando viaje
para ell oeste.
Ell Consejo Executive aprob6 sin
enmiendas ell bill 14l presentado on Ia
Camara, por ell delegado senior Ber-
nardini.
Ell citado bill concede facilidades
& los padres para la inscripci6n en- el
registro civil de todos aquellos nifos
! que por cualquier circumstance, no
hayan sido inscritos dentro del t6rmi-
no que Ia referida ley sefiala. FL pro-
veto del seflor Bernardini determine
un plazo de dos amos para la inscrip-
ci6n de todos los nifos que no Sc hu-
bieran inscrito.
Probablemsnte ell gobernador fir-
mara de un momento & otro el bill 141.
Aver fue lefdo en- el Consejo
Executive el bill del senior Was Ocho.
teco, tendents evitar Ia Importation
de Intermediates de plantas 6 Ia dc
insectos perjudlclales estas, pasando
en- segunda lectura.
Ell Gobernador de Puerto Rico
ha separsdo del cusrpo de la Policia
Insular al pollcia Pedro M. Calder6n.
Son trasladados los policf as ST.
guientes: Enrique Gambaro, de San
turce d San Juan. Pedro A. Linares,
do vieques FajMdo. Jose I. Colon,
Manuel Torres, Marcelino Saldaila,
Mateo Sanchez Osorio, de Fajardo a
Viequez. Isidoro Carrasquillo, F.
Reyes, Felix Glmenez, Antonio 81.
monpietri, de Santa Isabel a Guaya'
nills. Luis Bocanegra, de Santa Isa.
bel Ponce. Conrado Vargas, de
Guayanill a a Santa Isabel. Jose Pa
res Bonhome de Ponce q Santa lsa-
bel.
-Uno de los acuerdos mas i'm
portSntes tomados en- la Asamblea de
Ohciales de Sandad, celebrada en- el
Ateneo J que termin6 aver, fue convo-
car una nueva Asamblea on Ell mes de
Diciembre pr6ximo, q fin de adelantar
todas las peticioues 8 informes acor
dados, para tener tempo de presen-
tarlo la Legislature que Sc reunira
on oil mes de Enero.
--Nuestro amigo ell senior de Diego
recibi6 aver calurosas felicitaciones,
por la aprobaci6n unanime en- ell Con.
-Ha regresado esta mafiana q su
residencia de Guayama nuestro buer
amigo ell doctor don Tomas Vazquez,
despues do permanecer algunos dias er
esta ciudad. Vino & asistir al Congre
80 medico, en- ell cual propuso que to-
das las plazas facultativas sean Gu
biertss por rigurosa oposici6n.
-Llamamos la atenci6n de nues-
tros lectores hacia ell anuncio de loi
famosos pianos SHamilton,1 fabrica
dos en- los Estados Unidos por ope
rarios alemanes. Son elegantes. d.
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voces excelentes y p1ecio n6dico.
Representatives. en- esta isla, 10
Agencia Colonial. Cruz ndmero 4.
sejo Eiecutivo del bill para estable-
Ger un Museo de Historic y Arqueolo-
gfa anexo a 10 biblioteca insular de
Puerto Rico.
Ell bill del sefior Romero Rosa,
autorizando Ia impression de las actas
de la Camara de Delegados no impre-
sas hasta ahora, con enmiendas de Ia
comisi6n respective paso en- segunds
lectura en- ell Conseio.
Ell Consejo Executive aprob6 el
bill de la Camara para proveer rentas
municipales, presentado por los sefio-
res Mendez Cardona, Romero Rosa,
Arrillags, Bernardini, Camufias, Ma
tienz0 y Palmer, con las enmiend as por
10 comisi6n de conferencias.
Sc aprob6 aver On la session del
Consejo el proyecto de ley del seflor
Mendez CArdona para rebajar las con.
tribuciones que satisfacen en- Ia actua-
lidad las fncss destinadas al cultivo
de cafe, que tantos debates promovit
on la Camara de Delegates.
En- la plaza de- Colon fu6 agre'
dido anoche un indivlduo, producien.
dose un pequeho tumulto que calm6 Ia
presencia del captain senior Cabrera y
sargento Mongil.
--Anoche termin6 ell Carnaval sin
I, incidentes lamentables que registrar,
exepci6n de alguna que otra borrache'
ra dormida en- el dep6sito municipal,
Las conferencias escolares sc
celebrarAn en- los meaes de Mario J
Abril.
Los Superintendentes, de acuerdo
con el Director designado para el Dis
trito, quedan facultados para edactal
el programa defnitivo y este fin po
dram lamar & los maestros cuya ayu
da necesitaren.
Ell departamento de instruction
ha designado, q fin de coadyuvar cor
el Superintendent local para Ia mejol
organization de los institutos y confe
rencias escolares que han de celebrar
Sc en- los pueblos de la isla, q los Sc
flores P. G. Miller para los pueblos d.
Fajardo, Manati y Coamo; don Felipe
amer para los pueblos de Bayamon
Humacao y Aibonito; don Susano d
Huntington para los pueblos de Ca
guas, Mayaguaz y Areclbo; don E. M
Copper para los pueblos de Ponce
Toa alta, Guayama San Juan, doI
E. G. Hernandez para los pleblos de
Utuado, San G ermAn y San Sebastian
Aver de cuatro a clnco se di6 Sc
pultura On el cementerio de esta Ca
pital q la que fu6 en- vida la respeta
bic dama.sehora doiia Rosa Curet, viu
Ia de Bauza, perteneciente a distin
guida familia de Guyana. Hace po
co tempo que regres6 de los Estado
Unldos, acompai1ada de su herman'
v de IN sobrino.
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MUEBLERIA
"EL PARAIS0"
DE ELISA ROA

7S, RWQeI C0fder0 7S AnteS LllTld.
Compra, venta y alquiler de niue.
bles. Complete y variado surtido On
muebles americanos de todas classes:
juegos de sala ahabitaciones yofcinas.
Procios de situacion.
RefevnciaS: M. Soto, M. CdstineirG.
San Juan. p. r.
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HOTEL LA CUBAN,'.
No 10 Gale ALLEN [FORTALEZA)
SAN JUAN, P. R.

No 10 Gale ALLEN FORTALEZA)
SAN JUAN, P, R,
Este moderno Hotel, recientemente
4stablecido, Sc distingue con especia-
idad por ser ell dnico punto donde Sc
.ncuentran las mas exquisitas comidas
"a Ia Cubana1.
Sc presta mucha atenci6n q la lin.
uieza en- ell servicio de la mesa. Aseo
en- las habitaciones, que son al mismo
siempo, frescas y ventiladas; para una
'ola persona para una familia,
Excelentes bsfios de ducha Y luz
9lectrica Sc admiten pupilos men
'uales con todo servicio, y abonados
lara comidas solamente.
Sc trata los huespedes con carl
40 y reapeso.
PreclnS limitados. por up dfs de
dospede j. y comida sl00.
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