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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-10

which time tho said period of arbl
lraiion will have expired and the gran
tee OF said franchise have an oppor-
tunity to comply with the contract
and
Whereas, the city attorney has ad-
yised council in writing that the exten
sion Of the franchise asked for by the
said General Construction Company
.of Atlanta, Ga, will in no way affect
or impair the rights of the city to
collect the $4,000 bond furnished by
}. II. NeT and .da .l5aooia, $. Prov
dcd il becomes necessary to do so,
Now therefore, be ii and i. is here
by resolved by the mayor and council
of the city Of Brunswick in council
assembled. that the said petition OF
the Southern Electric Railway Light
and Water Company, and of the Cen
oral Construction Company, of At
lanta, Georgia, 5e and Is hereby grant
cd and said extension granted in ac-
cordancc Herewith"
Alderman Gale moved an amend.
mcnt requiring a new bond to meet
the emergency suggested in the res
olution. Mr.. N. r. Pratt. president OF
the General Construction Company.
here asked for the privilege of the
moor ana asked council TO regard the
franchise in its original form. He
said that several banking houses of
the east were considering the advis.
ability Of financing the deal under the
Nclf franchise and that while he was
not in position ~ make any definite
promise at this time. he said he was
willing TO put up check of 1000 to
bc forfeited to the city in case ne
failed to make good Mr. Pratt then
rendered a cashiers check. No G87,
ai-ncd Jy George n Smith. cashier
of The ItrunGWlck iank and Trust Com
pany payable TO n T. Pratt and en-.
dorsod TO the order OF the mayor ana
council Of the city Of Brunswick
just why Nh Pratt aud his assoc
iatos wanted This franchise extended
in It's original form Is not clear. AS
is well known is not commercial
proposition. and. as The News has
stated from time to time. there are
no capitalists In the country who are
going TO touch il with a ten-root pole
Bat what the city council owed to the
people and what the people had a
right 10 expect was the nulliilcation
Of The Neff Franchise and suit to
recover the indemnity bond Of $4,000
( held by the Aetna Indemnity Company
/ oi Hartford, Conn. In that emer.
Rency prospective parties could have
had ample opportunity to have filed
q request for a franchise based on
eound. conservative business primer
/ pies. However. the city council was
evidently determined that everybod,
! or anybody should build the lipe. II
iit is ever built. rather than local peo
pie. Tho News does not hegitate to
say that ii believes local politics play
ed - conspicuous part in last night'i
liascO, and II Is deplorable fact
that The chosen representatives Of the
people Of Brunswick should wantonlv
traffic with the rights Of the peo
pie in such fashion as this Tn:
lOop-hole will be Of short duration
Mr.. Pratt stands good to lose hi
t Thousand dollars and the agony ha
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MATTERS HANDLED
BY CITY COUNCIL AT
MEETING LAST NIGHT
TOWN MARSHAL FULTON
is SHOT BY A NEGRO

Calera, Ala, Aug. 9.-Town Mar,
shall Tom Fulton. was shot and kill
ed by negro last night. The mar
shal attempted to arrest the negro
for stealing ride on freight trains
when the negro shot him and escaped.
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At oaIethorpe eahber Shop.

One Of the best known BARRIERS in
the city, Ed McTntlre, for four years
with the opera house barber shop.
and better known as Mack. has taken
charge Of the Oglethorpe barber shop.
Mack will be glad to see his patrons
and assures the public strictly first
class work
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The Yacht Marion Sold.

The yacht Marion, owned by Charles
Bunkley, has been sold to Savannah
parties. This was one OF the mosI
convenient and comfortable boats in
the harbor r. l.. Bunkley took the
craft to Savannah and made the saie.
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THREE MORE MONTHS
Of GOOD TINE GONE
President Pratt, of the Atlanta Com
pany, Was Present at the Meet
ing and Spoke-CounciPs Act
ion Was Cut and Dried
at an Afternoon Session.

AiC mayor anu COuilClt uII TN,
stand and deliver act to perfection
last night when they extended the
left trolley franchise to the General
Construction Company for a period OF
three months. OF that is to say. until
November 10. 1906. The result was
not unexpected by those in touch with
the city council and the local polite
ians who have been engineering the
deal In fact meeting of coun
Gil was held in the mayors Office yes
terday afternoon at O'Clock in which
resolution was introduced extending
the time as mentioned above. How.
ever. council failed to agree at the
afternoon meeting and under a special
agreement it made the order of busi.
uess and was postponed until the reg,
ular meeting last night
1t was expected that there would
be some argument on the proposition
but such was not the case. The mat.
ter seems to have been cut and dried
and under the head of resolutions the
following was introduced. fathcred by
Alderman Upper and adopted:
Whereas, certain franchise gram.
ed on August 10, 1905, to ]. II. NoT,
his associates. successors and assigns
has been transferred for a valuable
consideration to the Southern Elcc.
trio Railway, Light and Water Com
pany, and a transfer from it to the
General Construction Company, of At.
lanta, Georgia, has further been ar
ranged for valuable consideration,
and
Whereas, under the schedule Of
charges for light ana water, a great
saving will be affected to the city
and its citizens on these neccssarles,
and
Whereas, as in the terms of said
franchise, the purchase of the sail
gas and water plants at their arb
trated value IS required or in lieu
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LOCOMOTIVE CRASHES INTO
A FLYER ON THE q & o

Pittsburg, Aug. 9-The Chicagc
Flyer, on the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road, was crashed into by locomo
tive near Ledi. Ohio today aud the
fireman was killed outright and th'
engineer badly injured.
None of the passengers on the "Fly
err were injured,
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only been prolonged for ninety days.
In the meantime the people of Bruins
wick will have three months more
to reflect on the situation and il they
do not repudlate the city council at
the ballot box this fall then they are
not the people that The News now
believes them to be.
November TO- ls coming.
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Last Excursion.

On Sunday the Cumberland route
will run the last of their cheap SUD
day excursions to Cumberland. II #
trips have been popular duri1
summer and have been taken
tage OF generally.
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Twelve or Fourteen Box
Cars Wrecked Near
ThaEmann
EXTENT OF DAMAGE NOT KNOWN
Understood However, that No ona
Was lniured-AlI Trains on s.
A. L Now Coming Through
Brunswick.

Because of an accident on the Sea.
board Air Line yesterday afternoon
between Thalmann and Everett the
afternoon passenger over that road
was compelled to come through to
Brunswick in order to proceed to
Jacksonville, This is the second
time within the past month that Sea.
board Las come via this city ON ac.
count CT an accident ON its main line
between the two stations above men.
toned.
There were several coaches to the
train and each one was well filled with
passengers. They kept their heads
poked out of the windows as the
train made a circle of the city and
were given good opportunity to get
view OF the best port on the south
Atlantic coast.
The Seaboard passenger entered the
city over the tracks of the Southern
and Coast Line from Everett andNwas
then turned over to the A.. B. e.
and used the tracks of this road t9
Thalmann.
The extent of the accident Is NOT
known. but it is understood thai no
serious damage was done and trains
were running as usual last night.
Later last night after the above
was written. it was learned that quite
n serious accident occurred on the
Seaboard. While no one was hurY
twelve or fourteen cars Jump s-kthe
track and a number OF chem were
more Or less damaged.
1t was still impossible to get a
fuil report of the wreck, but from
what could be ascertained, it seems
Shat freight train was moving along
1t a rapid rate Of speed when one box
car jumped the track and about a
dozen others followed. No one was in
lured. but several of the cars were
piled up along the roadway. A force
was at once put to work clearing the
tANN NA4d Hi"hIH6 llle mecca re-
pairs.
Last night shortly after | o'clock
another Seaboard passenger came
through this city. This train wa,s
bound from Savahnah to Jacksonville
and came into the city over the A..
b. & A. tracks, being turned over 20
the Coast Line and Southern and pI-ss
ceedlng to Everett. Members of the
crew of the train were seen at tha
A., B. e. A. depot, where passengers
for Brunswick were put off, but they
knew very little about the accident.
They stated. however. that number
Of box cars were wrecked. and were
OF the opinion that all Seaboard pas
sengers will come through Brunswick
today.
Conflicting reports have been receiv-
ed as to the damage. One report had
1t that one or two were injured in
the wreck. wnile others stated that
all members of the crew escaped with.
out injury.
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In shippIna Circles.

Everything was quiet in shipping
circles yester. 0ny one schooner ar
yed in port No vessels sailed.
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noticias sobre un rio Blanco que arrastra
mucho orc. como es tributario del rio
Canchis, cuyas playas dan abundante mi
neral, es creible que venga del rio BIanco.
Adem5s ell sordo mudo, por Befas, cuenta
de una ciudad abandonada, donde hay una
iglesia grande LENA de imSgenes ador-
nos de orc. Lo cierto es-agrega ell cole
ga-que de vez en- cuando SAGA orc de allf
el individuo en- question.
Es necesaTfO e1lgir que cada hostia tenga
gE9bado el nombre Digestive Mojarrieta
peTO un solo estuche produce mejOf efecto
que una dOcena de bOtellas de aqua mineral
8 de cualqUieI otro remedio. Ademas de
ser 81 OnicO curative radical, del egt6magO
y del lnstestino, 81 Digestive MoiSTriet pu-
Ei11ca los alimentOs y los hace asimilables
El legftim0 Digestive MoIarrieta cura en-
un dfa las indigo gestiOnes, en- nm mes las dis
pepsias gaEtralgias, en- tres meaes Las
mae gravea emfeTmedades cr0niCas del es-
tonnage y del intestine. Esta universal
mente Con6Imado, en- f0rma sin igual, que
Ii efCacia del Digestive M0iRFTieta % YER
daderament0 radical y superior 6 10 de to-
dos los OtTog Teuned1O9s
De vonta On las pIlnc1pal09 faEMaGias de
de HnFnn8 AHaFta9
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las mADREs

teh;eTan saber. Goa Ia mayor partt
do las l.if143, sus tribulaciones pro.
ceden de II falta de nutrici6n, tan
20 eli calilad como en- cantidad.
Hoy die Sc denoinina esta condj-
ci6n Por ol t6rmino de Anelnia;
pero las palabras no alteran los
hecho3. Existen miles de ninas
en- esta eondici6n; algunas de e.
LAS estan en- La edad do los mis-
teriosos cambios que conducen ii
complete dcsarrcllo Y nacesitan
especial cuidado. Muchas sucum-
ben en- este poriodo tan crftico
la historic lie tales P6r,lidas es Ia
mas triste en- el curse de la vlda.
Un tratalniento conveniente podrEa
haber salvado & la mayor parto
de estos tesoros de sus padres, 81
las madres hubieren sabido De la
PREPARATION De WAMPOLE
y Ia hubieren administrado & sus
hiias, con ell resultado de aue ma.
brian llegado & ser muieres fuertes
y sanas. Es tan sabrosa como Ia
miel Y contiene todos les principles
nutritiVos y curatiyos del Aceito
de Higado de Bacalao Puro, que
extraemos de los higados frescos
del bacalao, combinados con Jarabe
de Hipofosfitos Compuesto, Ex-
tractos de Malta y Cerezo Silyes-
ire. Para lograr Ell desarrollo dc
niios palidos, raqufticos Y demacra-
dos, y especialmente aquellos que
padecen Anemia, sEscr6fula, Raqri-
5ismo 8 Intermediates dc los Hue
sos y La Sangre, no tiene igual, pueG
sus propiedades t6nicas son exec
lentes. s Ell Sr. Lcdo. Miguel A.
Ortiz, de Habana, dice: Un debor
de gratitud me .hace dirigirles es-
tas lineas para manifestarles glc
he usado con un exito maravilloso
su Preparation de Wampole, ha-
biendo curado & mis- 'liios de eli
fermedades que venian sufriendo
del pecho y raquitismo y con su
uso los tengo con buena sa.ud."
Basta una botella para convencerse.
s Efeaz desde la prifnera d6sis. 2
Nadie sufre IN desengai1o con esta.
: De vensa en- todas las Boticas
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HA TERMINADO La
luelga de torGGdO-
res en- Bayam0n.
Jdvenes que manifiestan no pertens-
Ger al paTtidO EepubIicanO.
BOnIto aspsCto que pressnta CataHO.
De nasestrO corresponsal. }

Junio 26.-Se ha conclude de una
manefa satisfactoria Ia huelga de los torce-
dores de Ia f6brica de tabacos "Porto Ri
can American Tobacco Ca
Los sefiores don Angel CesteTo el
doctor Barbosa consiguierou transar Y
solucionar las difcUltades que Sc presen-
taban.
Ha venido como director de talleres Ell
respectable seiior don Jose Irene Vazquez.
De espfritu conciliador buenas formas es
una garantfa para los due1os de Ia fabri-
ca asf como para los opera, los
81 senior Vaz4uez ha estado otra vez en-
esta fabrica Sc ha podido observar el
buen resultado que ha dado su direction
granjeandose Ell aprecio de los torcedores
que ven en- 81 unidaB q au rectitud las
buenas formas.
Sc ha ausentado hoy para ComerIo el
sefor don Rosa Carmona, rico propietario
de aquel pueblo que se enccntraba en- esta
ciudad viendo a sus familiares.
Acompahaba al senior Carmona, su hila
Maria, es2osa del sefior Matre, que hacfa
dos meseS que Sc encontra ba en- Ia morada
de su hefmano polftico don Lorenzo M.
Mascara.
-Tambien Sc encuentran aquf don
Gumersindo y don Juan Carmona, el pri-
nero con su esposa hiios, los que son
hu6spedes de los esposoB Vinet. Carmona.
La policfa insular ha prestado duran.
te ell mes, hasta Ia fecha, 376 servicios en-
la demaTcacion.
Para el domingo pr6ximo Sc prepaTa
un mitin unionista en- el barrio de Guara-
guao, de esta jurisdiction.
Para dicho mitin hay mucha animaci6n
y en- el tomardn parte elocuentss oradc-
res
-El mitia republican, que tuvo lUgar
aver en- Toa Baja fu6 un fracaso.
-Esta neehe celebrara session la junta
central de Union.
Me autorizan los distinguidos j6venes
don Francisco Carvallo don Luis San
chez Ocaiia manifesto que ellos iam6s han
pensado en- pertenecer al partido republi-
cano, no han tenido nunca relacioneB
poIfticas con eIlos, y quieren que sc haga
conetar asf para por este medic desvi tuar
los Tumores que contra dicho' j6venes han
hecho circular maliciosamepte los adver-
sarios.
Ell sefior Pablo Ramirez, correligio.
mario que Sc encontraba en- el campo ha
regresado esta ciudad dispuesto traba-
jar activamente por su partido.
Hoy he estado en- Catafio, habiendo
encontrado el simpatico pobIado muy be-
nito, por su limpieza asf como por su belle
ornate.
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PROXIMA TEMPORA.
DA TEATRAL.

Publicamos continuation el acta of
cial de Ia comisi6n de arriendo, del tea
tro, para que nuestros amateurs tengan
conocimiente de que la pr6xima Temporal
da teatral esta asegurada 10 que parece
en- favor de la compa1fa "Scognamiglio." !"
He aquf ell acta de referencia:
"Junta de la comisi6n de ocupaci6n del
teatro.
San Juan, JUNO 81 de 1906.
En- este dia hora de las diez de la
mafiana, Sc reuni6 en- ell despacho del senior
alcalde, esta comisi6n, compuesia de aqu6l
sefiores concejales don Pedro Fal6 y
don Pic Amador.
Ell alcalde di6 cuenta con una carta del
sefior Ramiro La Presa, solicitando Sc lie
conceda el turno siguiente al de Ia opera,
en- el sentido de ser disuelta la compafifa
de zarzueIa de ]. N. Rosell6 Ca, Ell
estreno del teatro 81 Ia compaffa 'Scogna.
miglio" no 10 utiliza.
Sc lego solicitud de don Gustavo Cam
pos, empresario de una compahfa de gar
zuela que esta en- Cuba, solioitando Sc le
olga en- que condolences Sc le puede ceder
ell teatro.
Se.di6 cuenta con escrito de Mr.. Con-
mover, para que Sc le informe sobre arrien.
do del teatro, otros detalles sobre arrien-
do cobro por funci6n arriendo por
funciones, etc., etc, llegando hasta seis
preguntas mas un adicional sobre diver
stones permanentes en- el teatro.
Sc lee carta de don Isaac Puga, que in
teresa Sc le informe para que mes podrfa
contar la Compahfa MARTINEZ Casado y
precio condolences,
Fue acuerdo que respecto la Compa-
ffa de Opera debera atenerse Ia Comisi6n
q 10 que resuelva eI Ayuntamiento en- es-
critic del Empresario que le dirije atenta-
mente. Y al mismo tempo que ell senior
Alcalde dirija en- nombre de la Comisi6n
nota al Concejo para que file como fecha
Fara llegar la Compafifa de Opera ell IL
de Julio pr6ximo y 81 no llega, quede sin
efecto esta concession.
Queda en- turno siguiente la Opera el
senior La Presa 81 la Opera no ocupa Ell
Teatro, 10 ocupara el senior La Presa,
siendo entendido el pago de tarifa.
Que Sc conteste la solicitud del senior
Campos explic6ndole Ia situaci6n de espe-
ra en- que est6 la Compaffa Scognamiglio.
AL sefor Connover que Sc le envfe un
Reglamento del Teatro y no considera la
Comisi6n proredente acceder sus desnos
de arriendo seg6n 10 relaciona en- distintos
particulares sin que este Ia Comisi6n
autorizada para NADIA mas que la ocupa-
ci6n del Teatro; siendo procedente adver-
tirla que todo gasto separado del importe
del costo de la cesi6n del ediicio es abso-
lutamente de cuenta de las empresas que
con respecto ocupaci6n permanente para
diversiones no Sc accede esa petici6n poE
la experiencia de un case an6logo ante
rior.
AL senior Puga que Sc le conteste que
degpu6s de la compaiiia de opera sigue
Manuel de la Presa en- turno que no
hay Inconvenience en- cederle Ell turno
siguiente, pero aclarandose que 81 no dd
una seguTidad en- tempo razonable de
ocupar ell teatro Sc cedera q otra en-
presa.
caY no habiendc NADIA mas que dar euen-
ia Sc termin6 el acto.
Roberto FL. Todd. Pho AmadOr. Pedro
FaEd, Manuel MOrasa, secretario.
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los YACIMIENTOS
AurlferOs en- eI
Ecuador.
ExpIOradOr SOrdO-mudO que Guenta
pOr Sefas de una Ciudad aban-
dOnada dOnde hay muChB ORC.
Los trabaIOs de IN mlnsrO, grandss FIOuezas en-
p6Tdldas J lsyeldas y tTadlGOnss.

Refere un colega ecuatoriano que don
Roberto Kennedy, ha sufrido a6n otro
contratiempo en- sus trabaios de explora-
ci6n mineFa en- Ia repdblica del Ecuador.
Sc propuso penetrar hasta Ia cordillera
del Vergel, por Ia quebrada de San Fran
cisco, descubrir las renombradas minas
de San Jose, las cusles segdn las tradicio-
mes existentes, enriquecieron & las ciuda-
des de Valladolid Loyola eatabIecidas
por los espaholes hace dos RiglOs en- las
riberas de Chinchipe; despu6s de tres
seg6n los calculos de dos naonteadOres ex-
perimentadoS, que servfan de gufas, cay6
enfermo con fiebre malaria, siendo condu-
cido on una camilla rdstica al pueblo de
Chito. ALI fu6 asistidO por 81 teniente
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polftico don Alipio Iniguez. Pr6xima-
mente emprendera viaje Guayaquil por
la via de Lola.
Las principales minas son las siguientes:
Ia. Yarangami, cerro situado en- las cabe-
ceras del rio Isimanchi; un solo habitante
conoce este lugar, y como hace ounce amos
desde su 1nico viaje, no Be aeuerda de la
direction.
Parti6 en- busca de Ia nina, despu6s
de una ausencia de 5 dias, por haberse
perdido dos dias en- Ia montana, renunci6
anunciando haber dado con una entrada
al rio, al pie del cerro, de haber hallado
una playa extensa, LENA de piedras gran
dea. En- las laderas vegas en- este lugar
espera hallar el sefior Kennedy un lava
dero; las magnffcas muestras aisladas del
Isimanchi dan la cast certeza de su exis-
tencia.
"a. ''san Jose'', minas renombr asla
SO supone Aitnadas On Ia cordilI
Vergel, cerca de Ia cabecera de Ia queDra-
da de San Francisco.
ga. "Chicuate Vieio", lugar situado On
los confines de Ia cordillera del rio Blanco
en- las fronteras del Per6, ceTca de China
"a al norte de San lgnacio. Esta dlti-
ma expedition es Ia mas aventurada, pues
d;cen que es muy intrincado el camino por
las alturas de Ia cordillera, que hay mu-
cho frfo continues nevadas, que ahun-
dan las fieras, leones, osos, etc.
Sohre TODD 81 gufa que hay que nevar
es uD soEdo-mudo, 6nica persona que ha
podidO penetraE en- esaa Eegiones Hay
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ADELANTA La CONS
truCCi0n de Ia ca
rretera de Rio Pie
dras a TrujiIIO alto.
EntusiasmO ALI pOr las Carreras del
domingo en- San Juan.
AussncIa del Ilustrado professor senior ArchIIla.
q nNestro eorregpongal. )

JUNO 26.-El paquete de LA Cores
pondencia" del dia % = que debi6 llegar
el 25 q este pueblo, no ha Ilegado. Igual
suerte cupo "La Democracia.
La carretera que Sc esta construyen-
do de Rio Piedras este pueblo avanza,
debido la actividad aptitud del senior
Beltran, sobrestante
-Se rumora que una pareja de Ia poll
cla de Rio Piedras hizo algo anoche por
estos campop. Mafiana averiguaremos 10
que fuere y daremos cuenta los lectores
de "La Correspondence"
La comidilla de hoy en- este pueblo
no ha sido otra cosa que la del hip0-
dromo.
Por donde quiera no oye listed NADIA
mas que "Aguila Blanca" "Perla
Fina."
Nosotros fuimos al hip6dromo, y por
cierto que ell caro- electrico donde fbamos,
tard6 de Rio Piedras Martin Pefa 45
minutes,
Caprichos del siglo Xxx, progresses de
la electricidad.
ST Marconi y Edison lIegaran ente-
rarse, renegarfan de Galvani, de Franklin,
de Mr.. John hasta de Escalona.
Por 10 que nuestra parte corresponds,
volviendo al asunto del hip6dromo apos-
taremoS & "Perla Fina'', quizas sin
quizas ganaremos.
Sc ha ausentado para ell Naranjito,
pasar las vacaciones al lado de sus padres,
81 ilustrado professor, don Jose Archilla,
quien honra al Magisterio puertorriqueho
poT su saber entender.
-Varios vecinos presentaran al Concejo
Municipal de este pueblo un escrito para
que Sc declare hijo adoptivo de Trujillo
al sefOr don Joaquin Matienzo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-28

-iGRAN REBAJA!-"La villa de
Madrid, ha introducido gran rebaja de
preCios en- sus existencias.
Es la 6nica casa, que importa mo lelOs
exclusives de trajes de St. Gall , Paris,
casimirea inglesea, dril jipijapa de hilo, en-
cages de Bruselas { infnidsd de noveda-
de1
Ala villa de Madrid aCuds tOda perSO-
na de guato.
TeIefono 27s. P. 20. B. 764. San
F1anciaCO 81. San Juan Puerto RicO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-28
TREASURE DEP 1RTMENT OF PORTO RICO.
sUBASTA PUBLICA.
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SEPASE

Que No publiCamos comunicadOs sin que
sean pagados por adelantado.
Cada seis palRbras Sc cnentan pOF una lie
nea La hnea vale diez centavos.
Las cartag que vengan con comunicadoa
sin su impOrte. no 80 c0ntestan