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Will Save West Virginia.

The Ong-dra WI -out and much discussed
debt controversy between the states of Vir-
ginia and West Virginia will likely be
heard in the courts. The state of Virginia
has, it is claimed, made repeated efforts
to settle the dispute. and while the state
of West Virginia recognizes that she owes
the part of the debt assigned her, she
steadily declines to make any effort to end
the matter. Visits of the officials of the
state to West Virginia nave been Ruthless
and the holders of the securities for West
Virginia's part of the debt have made a
contract whereby they agree to relieve the
state Of Virginia from all part of the obi-
cation on condition that she bring the
suit to force the state of West Virginia to
pay. Whatever may lie the result of the
adjudication of the matter in the courts
even If the sum of IS is allowed the hold
ers of the securities the state of Virginia
is to be forever relieved of any payment
ON the part of the debt-the settlement or
adjudication to be final and complete, leav-
ing the state of Virginia absolutely free.
The case will go directly to the Supreme
Court of the United States, and it is UNI
derstood that eminent counsel will be en-
ployed to assist the attorney general of
Virginia In the matter. Maj. Holmes Con-
rad of Winchester is already associated
with the attorney general as the repre-
sentative of the security holders.
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NEWS FROM VIRGINIA
MATTERS OF GENERAL INTEREST
IN OLD DOMINION.
Special Correspondence of Tho Star.


RICHMOND. Va, January 6, 1906
Governor Montague's final message to
the general assembly of Virginia has been
finished and is ready for presentation to
that body when it convenes Wednesday
at noon. OF course, no one save the gov
ernor and his stenographer knows the con-
tents of the paper. There is good rea-
son to believe, however. that the governor
will take a parting shot at political con-
ditlons in a general way. and his recon-
mendations along certain lines will Gre
ate some discussion. He is almost sure
to take a decided stand in favor of in
creasing the appropriation for public school
purposes and he Is committed to the poll
Icy of encouraging the Improvement of the
highways of the state. His recommended
ton for the pensioning OF old soldiers, the
care of the widows of the deceased soldiers
and oyster industry OF the state will, il is
believed, favor liberal policy with the for
mer and a careful revision of the laws and
the proper safeguarding of the latter, with
an amendment to the laws providing Sc
we're penalties for violations of the oyster
cutting laws.
? The tenor of the speeches made by the
governor last fall after his defeat by tie
people for the senatorial notnina ton left
the impression that he would never be seen
on the stump. and that he would not again
be a candidate for public office. 1t was re-
ported some time ago. and generally ac-
cepted, that he would go to New York and
practice law. but he has been offered the
position of dean of the law department In
Richmond College and he has virtually ac-
cepted. He will therefore make his nome
here and will engage in the practice of
law. He has fine home in this city and
he Is preparing to occupy 1t at the end of
the month, when he will retire from public
life after twelve years continuous service
first as district attorney for the western
district of the state, then as attorney gem
eral and finally as governor. 1t is reported
that he will be associated with his brother.
Robert Lynch Montague, in the practice of
law
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SIXTY ACRES ONE MILE FROM STATION;
most all cleared; no waste land; improved by
medium 4-room house all necessary outbuildiBgs;
good water: about 100 thrifty fruit trees; finest
trucking land In state of Maryisnd: must be sold
at once; reduced to $3.50 for Immediate sale
JOSEPH Il. ATKINSON. 1911 q st. NV
ja6-tf
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FOR SALE
% acres. with large house close to city; adj
Joining OF the finest country estates in
Montgomery county. Maryland. WIN exchanss
for city property.
Il Il r L. & LITTLE
Colorado building
ta6-3t 14th K G. SITS.
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Regulate Insurance.

The general assembly will begin the work
of regulating the conduct of insurance COM
panes soon after the preliminary work is
over The fire and life companies will feel
the effects of the new legislation. In the
first place there is a determined and con-
certed plan in formation requiring all the
life companies to deposit in this state, sub
iect either to the order of the insurance
commissioner or of a board Of state OFF,
Gals, all the surplus received on policies is
sued in and held in the state. Either real
estate or state or city securities are to be
bought, the title to the property to be vest
ed in the company. but the investments to
remain in the city. OF course, whatever
revenue may be derived from the invest
ments is to go to the companies This same
principle is to apply to the fire companies
doing business here.
On the heels of this comes the announce
ment that the old Wharton law, which
made it felony for the insurance compa-
MES to form a combination for the pur-
pose of raising rates would be re-enacted
and that it would be enforced by special
legislation for the purpose. This law,
when enacted years ago, put the South
eastern Tariff Association out of business,
and when ii was finally repealed the asso-
citation resumed business as before. And
rates in this state are now higher than
they were when the Wharton law was
operative.
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FOR SALE
New s-reom house at TAKOMA PARK, with
ali city conyeniences. large grounds, convenient
to steam and electric Price reason able;
terms TO suit.
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GARRETT PARK
To close an estate: S-room house with all mod
improvements. at bargain.
TERRELL. & LITTLE,
jas-St COLORADO, bldr
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o. acres of land 80 under cultivation balance
in wood 4-room house and several outbuildings;
100 assorted fruit trees. Would make a nice
little poultry plant. IL miles from station
Price 81 900 cash.
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FOR SALE
ONE OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE CORNER
PROPERTIES IN PETwoRTH HOUSE CON
TAiNS EIGHT LARGE ROOMS AND BATH;
FIRST FLOOR FINISHED IN GOLDEN OAK !;
TILED BATH ROOM; CONCRETE CELLAR;
LARGE ATTIC; WIDE VERANDA AND LARGk
GROUNDS.
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FARMS.

FOR SALE-VALUABLE DAIRY AND GRAIN
farm; 2l0 Groom dwelling; broom ten
ant house: large barn, orchard, spring and dairy
house Only u mile to R.R Don't fail to
see it.
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY. 10th and G NV.
iH6-2t
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For Sale at Brentwood Md-New house with
three t3) large rooms, stable and other
buildings; fruit and shade; lot 50x150; fare
TO any part OF the city Price, only 5000.
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY,
Cor. 10th and G SITS. NV
ja6-2t Be and get Bulletin.
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For Sale Exchange for City Property-A
pretty little country home; five 10 room cot
tage in splendid repair; 5 outbuildings. all new
and IA acres Of rich land. Only minutes from
railroad station Price, 81 500.
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NEAR BUREAU OF STANDARDS AND FERN
wood Heights--Two lots. 55xI55 each; high,
natural shade; Potomac water squares Counec-
ticut ave. cars. Less than 12e. per foot; EASY
terms. Address Boz 30, Star Office lac STE
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For Sale in Takoma Park beautiful S-room
house; bath, water and sewer; fruit OF all kinds;
cars; lot 1G0x1T2 IT; stable and poultry
house with wire runs. Price, only $1,000. To
quick purchaser.
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For Sale-11 acres of land 4-room house stable
and several outbuildlngs; place partly fenced
with wire netting; splendid water and fruit !;
high location and only 5 minutes walk to sta
ton. 4 bargain for $500.
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Negroes Want to Be Soldiers.

Negroes w ant TO DC OUTLETS.
The negroes of the state are to make
an effort to again entrench themselves as
members of the militia. Prior to the Span
ish- American war there were two battal-
ions of colored troops in the state. They
were all merged into the volunteer army
and some saw service In Cuba. When the
war was over the white men of the sew
eral cities formed companies, and when
the negroes undertook to do the same they
were confronted with the fact that the
states complement of companies and regi-
ments had been filed. Since that time
however the general assembly has au-
thorized third regiment. The state au-
thorities do not take kindly to the idea of
having detached commands scattered all
over the state and it is not thought that
the necessary permission for the organi
cation of negro companies will be granted.
No Display at Inauguration.
There is to be no display at the inaugu-
ration of Gov.-elect Swanson. The state
militia will not be here and there will be
no sort of parade. The ceremonies are to
take place In the hall of the house, and
after he has been sworn in as governor
Mr.. Swanson will make address to the
members of the general assembly. That
will be brief and will be more formal than
Indicative of his policy in the conduct of
state affairs. The Inauguration will be
quiet for the reason that Mrs. Swansons
mother died a few months ago, and for
that reason the governor elect disapproves
of any effort toward a show and parade
N his honor
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOX SALE
14-room house and Ave acres OF ground ms
house Is surrounded by beautiful shade trees.
located in one OF the choicest sections OF the
District within driving distance of the Capitol.
VIII be sold very cheap.
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SUBURBAN. PROPERTY.

MONEY DOUBLED. BUY A LOT IN NORTH.
west Values steadily increasing. Regular sfze
| lot, $500. Terms to suit. Discount for cash.
ja6-lot CLARK BROS, 706 14th NV.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

wANTED-oNE OR TWO MEN IN NAVY YARD
to board and room in private family. Apply to
I26 z st. taf-2t'
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ARCADIA ITEMS

The Farmers are bulldlng several
phone lines IN this section
We understand Mr. Mzxey VII
return frcn Eureka Springs this
week.
E. E. Davisor returned frUzu
Anadarko last Thursday where he
has been attending court.
Rev. Luman preached II the
school house Sunday and Sunday
night.
1. E. Braithwaite and wife hsve
returned from Perry o. T. where
they have been visiting Mrs
Braithwait's 5 parents.
Rev. Luman viii preach n the
school house Friday night Nay 18th.
G. L. Franklin and family to0k
dinner with e. &. Davidson and
family Sunday.
George Davidson and wife visit
ed with Georges parents Saturday
night and Sunday.
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saKDLM DISTRICT

M-. and Mrz. ]. P. Tolrs-tD-
we're the guests Of M. znd Mrs.
Zinnerman Sunday.
e s Piersgu zzd family Tisst-L
WITH home folks FridsT after
mon.
Mssscs RzrEa Esepe and Ella
zznneruau and Ar1ey Tnckes
AMENDED church 4 yerden Sunday
night
Rev. Holt Of Hintoa D. T. risst-
ed 4 the hone q Rez. p 7. Hzr-
mans Sunday
Msases Efhel Arderso1 and
Jessie Brady riszted With Hiss
Bettse Harman Sunday after
1ooz-
Nr. and Mrs.. z. s Pierson znz
family visited with Mr. aid Mrs.
schnler q Unioa Ceztr Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Dock Hzruzz
were the guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
IL 4 Sszdiiu sundzy after
|inooE-
1lr. Zen Wils0u called Il Rev-
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Tpr TAKE chances Eg haz-Azag
your prescriptions flied Bg drngg-
gist Won don't know
We allow nune bnt the most
careful and Trustworthy 70 cou-
pound a prescription 10 OH store
and y0r can rely upon yonr Fres-
scrspti0ns b=ing E1Isd acrnrztely.
AM with tE1e VERY best All pnrest
drugs that czn BE- serrrHd InE
Owl Drng Store, (Haggartz Paar-
Macy TnHeatt & Sadlers Props.
99-tf
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sc1aTIc4 cUKED AFTER TWENTY
TEARS or TORTURE.

scraTIrA cUKED AFTER TwFSTy
TEARS or TORTURE.
For more than twenty years
NJ ]. 3. Massey, Of 55aa
CEnf0a ST., Minneapolis. MINI,
was tortured by sciatica. The
pain AID suffering which he
endured dHring this time is
beyond comprehension. Nothing
gave hin any permanent relief I'M
I'll he usei Chamberlain's Pain
Balm Ore application Of that line
NEXT r4lieTed the pain and made
sieep possible, and less than one
bottle - Effected a permanent cure
II frorbled with sciatica or rheu.
nztisu why not Try ascent bot
lie Of Pain Balm and see for your
self hoE quickly it relieves the
pain For sal BY all druggists.
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There viii be meeting Of all
Kentuckiaus held at he 0fsce Of
The City Council on Wednesday
Evening May. .. al 8. O'Clock for
the purpose of discussing Trans
portatiou plans for the Home Going
Reunion Of AN Keutuckians.
Ever Kentuckian is requested to
be present. o6 10
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Ezr-zr : Monday
e j. Manning AMI wife visited
Il NJ. and Mrs DahzD's Sun
day
Ms. p 7. Harnzn and Miss
Bette we-c shoppiag IN chickashs
Friday
Messers Bud and Willis Kilgors
visited At the home Of Mr.. G. B,
Andezson Sunday
Sweet Violet.
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Wanted to buy a three room
house. spply to Sadler & Cochran,
aa4 Chickasfa aLSnue. oo-ti
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ASANBLEA De CON
tribuyentes, en- Ya-
buCOa.
10 que ha CauSadO aIIf prOfundO SEN
timientO.
FaIIeGlmlsBtO de Ia ssHOra Carmen Berries Vlu-
da de GIRtrOn.
Ode maestro correspOnsaL }

Septiembre 25.-
Ante una gran concurrencia de fpresti-
giosos vecinos de este pueblo, el. .dia 13 Sc
celebr6 en- los salones de Ia casa Ayunta-
miento, una asamblea de contribuyeateF,
la cual fu6 convocada por Ell senior alcalde
don Jose L. Berries, con ell objeto de re
cabar del Consejo Executive que ell ferro-
carTil que SO trata de establecer de Caguas
Naguabo, pase por Humacao cuyo
efecto nom bT6se una comisi6n compuesta
de los sefiores Korber y Palau, para que
unida q Ia que de Humacao tambi6n Sc
nombrara, practicasen en- San Juan las
gestioneS necesarias para conseguir 10 que
Sc desea.
Del resultado obtenido por dichas conf
stones ha quedado altamente satiafecho
todo este vecindario.
Han ohtenido una beca para iDgre-
sar en- la Escuela de Agriculture de Rio
Pitdras, Ell joven Juan Arroyo, honrado
campeslno de esta poblaci6n.-
-Dentro de muy pocos dias abrira sus
puertas al p6blico un cafe restaurant,
montado con todos los adelantos moder-
nos.
-Ha causado profundo Bentimiento ell
no haberse podido conseguir ndmero SUI
fciente de profesores rurales, para las es.
cuelas acordadas establecer por la Junta
de instruction concedidas por el mis-
mo Departamento por consiguiente un
gran ndmero de nilos, han quedado
sin recibir este aflo instruction.
En- la pasada semana tuvimos la pena
de acompafar hapta la Metropolis de esta
poblaci6n, el cad6ver de la viTtuosa sefio-
ra dofia Carmen Berries viuda de Cintr6D.
Con este motive y emparentada dicha da-
ma con principales familias de este pueblo
ha tenido que suspenderse Ia function tea
tral que debfa tener lugar en- el "Centro
de instruction y Recreo'', en- 81 pr6ximo
2 de Octubre.
-Ha cansado honda impression la gra-
We enfermedad q. aqueja alnuestro querido
amigo el ilrstrado doctor don Arturo Ca
breTa soler, m6dico titular de Maunabo,
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quien deseamos un pronto restableci-
miento.
LAS novenas de los santos Angeles
Custodio, patrono de Yabncoa, han dado
comienzO con la mayor solemnidad; vi6n-
dose todas las noches muy concurrido
ell temple por los feligreses.
La respectable logia "Lnz del Vale,
haetrasladado su temple 4 la calle del
Comercio, habiendo sido nuevamenfe repa-
RADIO 6 inaugurado Ell domingo % del ac-
tual ante una gran concurrencia de maso-
mes entusiastas
Tan pronto acaben de llegar las he
rramieAtas necesarias dar6n principio los
tFabaios de los caminos vecinales de esta
municipalidad.
Los j6venea Emiliosy Alexandra, hijoB
del apreciable correligionario Ion Pedro
Ortiz, vecino del barrio de Canine Nue.
vo, han contraido recientemente matrimo-
MIC cat6lico.
El primero con Carlota MeIendez Rive
ra la segunda con Francisco Coma
lez.
-Hace dias Sc encuentra recogido en-
CANA, nueatro buen amigo don Martin
Quiflones, quien Sc le desea un prontc
alivio de los males que le aquejan.
Los republicanoB de este pueblo, no
han preaentado candidatura para 81 Con-
ceio municipal con el fin de tener gente
para intervenir en- los colegios electoTaleg,
pero en- cambio han designado como De.
legado a Ia Camara, por este Distrito, al
Lcdo don Leandro Aponte, presidente del
Comit6 republican,.
Hace va unos cuantos diaB que no
cesa de Hover por este pueblo Riendo cosa
raTq
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Continuact6n ae q paqina ID. !

n
puertos de Ii America oriental y occiden.
tai, y al regreaar de dichos puertos esta
situado Snucho mas hacia 81 este que los
puegtos comerciales principales de los Es-
tados Gnidos. Por ejemplo, Ia distancia
que un yapor tiene que recorrer desde di.
cho punto haAta 81 puerto de Nueva York,
es mayor quesa los pueEtos del sud de Eu-
ropa, un POGO menor que los puertos
comerciales principales del noroeste de Eu-
ropa. Con ell gran n1mero de vapores
pertenecientes companies europeas que
hacen la travesfa con regularidad entire
Ia America del Sud y los puertos europeos,
= ell nimero relativamente pequefio de
vapores que hacen la travesfa los puertos
de los Estados Unidos regresan de dis
chog puertos, 81 comercio de los pafses sud-
americanos Sc dirige naturalmente hacia
los puertos europeos, Yesto resulta mas
evidente por el hecho de que una gran
,parte del comercio, las tranEacciones fnan
cieras y medios bancarios de Ia America
del Sud tambien estan en- poder de capita
listas comerciantes europeos Tegidas
por ellos
81 hecho de que el Brasil envfa ,directa-
mente q los Estados Unidos anualments
mas de 800, 100000 de libras de cafe Y
35,000,000 de ibras de gonna eldstiea;
que Ia Rep1blica Argentina envfa 40 mi
Homes de libras de lana 29,000,000 IL
bras de cueros; que Chile envfe so, 100000
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EL C0MERCTO De AMERICA EN 1905.

de libTas de nitrate y que 81 Brasil, Ia
Argentina y los paises pr6ximos Il cos
IA occidental de Ia America del Sad, ade-
mas de este, envfan mas de $17 900, 600,
valor de diversas mercancfas demuestra
que los buques que conducen esta gran
cantidad de mercancfas, deben ofrecer am
plios medios para efectuaI embarques di
rectos de los Estados Unidos dichos pal
sses en- su Yiaje de regfeso. Sin embargo,
parece que no Sc tiene en- cuenta este result
tado, puesto que una gran proportion de
los buques que conducen estas mercancfas
de estos pafses sudamericanos los Estados
Uhidog toman Cargamentos de e'te dltimo.
pals Europa, en- donde, despues de des-
cargar dichos cargamentoa, vuelven & Car.
garse de mercancias europeas con deatino
a la America del Sud, disminuyendo asi
considerablemente por virtud de estos via
jes triaDgularea la opoEtunidad de efectuar
embarques directos de los Estados Unidos
& la America del Sud.
La siguiente tabla, que Sc la tornado de
Ia monograffa que Sc acaba de mencionar,
muestra las importacioues exportaciones
de los varios paises situados al sud de los
Estados Unidos, asf como La proportion de
las importaciones que dichos paises hicie
ron de los Estados Unidos y de sus expor-
taciones este iltimo pals el dltimo aio
acerca del cual ha sido possible conBeguir
datos estadfsticop.
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Board Of Medical Exa-
miners Of Porto Rico.

En- la Oficina de este Board Sc celebra-
ran el martes 2 de octubre proXimo y dias
apcesiVOs eXamenes para los aspirantes q
llCenClas para practicar legalmente La Me-
dlGinR Ia O rujfa en- Puerto Rico, 10 mis-
mo que para los que deseen Obtener una
Hcencia que los 8credite como Cirujanos
Memories, Comadronas 8 Nurses (enfer-
uQeras.1
Los medicos presentaTan en- esta Secre-
tarfa una solicitud jurada, al tftulo de
Universidad Escuela de Medicina, que
los acredite como tales y pagaran un dere-
cho en- Tesorerfa de Is do lars.
Los aspirantes licencias de Cirujano,
Memories, ComadrOnas 8 Nurses presenta-
ran iguaI solicitud, scompahando tertifica-
dos facultativos que le acrediten haber
heeho practica estudios en- Hospitales,
por un tempo no menor de dos amos. Los
derechos de examenes y certificados ser n,
10 dollars los Practicantes, las Comadro-
mas v 10 las Nurses enferme meras.
Las solicitudes en- blanco podran pedi1se
esta Secretarfa, 10 mismo que cuaiquiera'
explicaci6n que fuese necesaria, relacio-
NADIA con dichos eXamenes.
Pasada esta conVOcatoria, sera conside-
rada como practica Illegal la de todos los
Medicos, Practicantes, COmadrOnas Nur-
ses que eneontrandose en- Puerto Rico On
el tempo de Ia publication de este anun-
CO ejerzan cualquiera-de estas profesiOEes
sin someterse 10 que la ley exile.
tDr. M. QUEVEDO BAEZ, .
SecretariO.
San Francisco 72, 10.
Apartado 712. IL s.
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a Los sEHoREs PADRES De FAMlLlA.

En- Ia s'EscueIa Particular" del que sus-
cribe San Francisco 81, Sc admiten pupil
los y medic pensionistas, va para cursar
en- el establecimiento, "a para hacerlo en-
la High School.
Precios modicos, asistencia esmerada,
Iepasos diarios.
secci6n de parvu1os al modico estipendio
de 81 mensual.
Lecciones domicilio para sefioritas en-
la Capital y santurce. San Juan, Sep
tiembre II. Francisco. .Cortes.
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EN- NEW Y ORK

Hospedaje de primera clase; ca
"a situada en- 81 punto mas cen
trico de la ciudad, cerca de Broad
way, parque central, subway
y los trenes elevados que ofre
cen grandes conveniencias q los
viajeros. Trato esmerado, habi-
taciones espaciosas, claras, y mag
mica cocina, precios m6dicos. Te-
l6fono Y demas adelantos moder-
aos.
Dirijirse M. LUZUNARIs.
1873 WEST 64 STREET.
NEW-YORK, CITY.
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The INGLATERRA,

Casa recientemente alberta con
espaciosas y bien amuebladas ha-
bitaciones, situada. en- la calle IA
entire Ga. y Ia. Avenida, accesi-
bic a los tranvias el6ctricos, ele-
vados, tranvias subterraneos, ten
das y otros parajes pdblicos.
Ofrezco a las personas que nos
visiten en- esta estaci6n un esme-
RADIO trato, precios limitados CO.
mida a la criolla.
PRoP1ETAR1o, j. G. De5gado.
NrENE WODK
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-28
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