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effects are extremely popular and ars
unquestionably handsome. When a
small stone Is to be utilized the last
design is especially good. for the carv
ing and odd shapes require certain
room for the setting, so that small
stone will often show up to better
advantage than in any other way
The new Cartier jewelry has many
followers, and with its delicate trace
work setting, which is quite hidden by
even the smallest stones. Is exquis-
itely pretty. Here Is shown color con-
trast among the different stones
that are most artistically worked to-
gether. but many of the brooches and
pins consist only OF single large
emerald, sapphire or pearl. surround
ed most effectively by myriads OF
tiny brilliants.
Even a small string OF pearls or
narrow dog collar are by some consid-
cred Inappropriate for young girls. but
there are so many charmingly pretty
neck ornaments fn->pearl and diamond
pendants that it Is rather a pity they
should not be worn even more ex-
tensively. Many OF these necklaces,
which they practically are. are quite
large enough to be appropriate with
a decollete gown and may be worn
over a piece of black velvet ribbon or
suspended from a fine chain OF gold or
platinum. Platinum is now used almost
exclusively for the most expensive
jewelry ard especially in such pieces
as require a fine and delicate setting,
as It is both more malleable and dur
able than gold.
Many OF the pendants this year are
made with little pin and catch, so
that II desired. or when pendants again
go out jof fashion. they may be worn
as brooches. However. sufficient unto
the day Is the fashion thereof. and it
would be a mistaks in selecting a cost
1y pendant to pick out one that Is nei-
ther perfect as breast pin nor a
pose
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! NcE again jeweled pendants Of

y in vogue. and for every form
there must be this little orna-
ment OF diamond, emerald, ruby, sap
phire or pearl set among small dia-
monds or brilliants. The pendants are
larger this year than formerly and are
not confined to the baroque pearls.
which were so fashionable some three
or four years back. Many have the
regulation setting in gold or platinum.
but there Is a decided tendency toward
Oriental effects in carved and colored
metal that are most effective
1t is the prevailing fad today to have
the jewels carry out as consistently as
possible the color scheme of the gown,
and, needless to state, the jewelry
whether matching the shade OF the
dress or put on for artistic contrast
is bound to be effective Then, too.
when all the Jewels are of the same
kind IL is possible to wear a greater
number at the same time without their
being conspicuous to the point OF poor
taste. 1t is said that precious stones
have all advanced. in price OF late
years. but II is difficult to believe this
in consideration of the number of
brooches. rings. bracelets. chains and
neck ornaments that are now deemed
necessary with any afternoon or even
ing costume.
There is much individuality as well
as originality of design noticeable
among the pendants this year While
one woman prefers the delicate set
ting in fine gold or platinum, with Just
u few small stones about the large
center jewel to bring out it's luster to
the fullest effect. others are returning
TO the old fashioned heavy setting,
consisting of much plain or possibly
carved gold encircling a not over large
but very handsome single stone, and
then. as said above. the colored oriental
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-11

Z n Official of the National Museum
"a at Washington. who has made
many trips abroad In the inter-
est of that institution. states
that in South American forests the
butterflies and the birds are equally
brilliant in their colors. but that the
butterflies, being weaker, fall a prey to
the birds One very bright hued sps-
cies Of butterfly. however. Is not dis
turbed by the birds. on account OF the
disagreeable odor that it emits. Singu-
larly enough. some other groups of
butterflies. which resemble in color the
species just described. also escape per-
secut.on by the birds. although they
emit no odor- It i< evident that the
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similarity OF color deceives the birds
and thus serves as a shieis. for the but
terflies. This sort OF mimicry OF color
and form, which naturalists call pro-
tective resem blance." is not very un-
common among insects.
Another form OF protective resenn-
blanpsr' which exhibits much eontriv-
ance and skill is sometimes found
among birds Some birds hide their
eggs among stones that resemble the
eggs in form and color The little
bottle tit" in England weaves a bot
tle-shaped nest out Of moss. Hchens
and spiders webs. and when placed IN
a tree or bush the nest so closely re-
sembles it's surroundings that ik can
hardly be detected
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gown the encce must Be di6erent. nos
only becauseothe gown is out high In
the throat, but because Of tho general
style thereof Black and white effects
are most popular and the velvet-trim-
med black lace and net gowns made
up over white or pale gray are most
charming. All-white lace gowns. two
or three different kinds OF lace COM
bined, are most effective, and as they
are now fashioned do not look quite the
same as those worn last summer
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far more artistica1ly planned than ever
The new shade of gray is exquisite in
tone and most generally becoming. and
although by right 1t is not color for
young girls to wear, they have elected
to include it in their choice this winter.
The faint touch of pink or yellow that
combines best with this shade of gray.
the silver steel or braid trimmings and
chinchilla fur form a combination that
surely ought to be becoming to any onee
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-04-12
Hats and Cops

About 100 dozen Mems Fine Hats all the newest &I AZ
S250; this VtsrO
About 80 dozen mems Fine Hatshis includes the newest
styles Columbia, Pantourst special q 90
$S00only VlsOO
of 19c
Mems Boys worth 75c only S6c
$3.50 $500 xl49
Famous Tiger Hat. worth $500 and $780, S1s
bought big line samples Shirts
oe the biggest bargains of the less than
tual material VIII be sold at this sale q
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-04-12
SWEEPING BARGAINS IN MEMS ULTRA-FASHIONA ABLE
SPRING AND SUMNER SUITS
Mems Suits
THIS WILL SECURE FOR YOU CHOICE OF MANY PAT
TERMS OF MEMS GOOD, DURABLE SUITS MADE
UP OF GOOD AND STRONG FABRICS



Suit positively worth $3.50 $3.50
refunded. VZsOO
S3-gS Business
Scotch. medium
shades of brown and mixtures
small checks paids minge Single double
breasted sack styles These certainly the grand 90 90
IN
Try and match them anywhere and their equal cannot be
found in store under $3.50 to $1,000.
Black, Cheviots
solid melton
all desirable all uperbly tall
French finished VAL
sell &c 90
ss9s for Mems Fine Dress Suits extra fine equal in every
sellers Cassmeres, Cheviots
reliable Thibes have
offered by Colorado We them
equal $500 garment the market 90 90
!VOsOO
Fine sl29S you'll search for in
vain in any II The prices
will fully twice them elsewhere
English unfinished imported Thibe worsted
suits other fabrics of the finest weayea go in OF
sale at
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-04-12
Mems and Boys Furnishings

The big sale furnishings and includes all the
Handkerchefs,
knacks head This ruthless slaugh
will make of this magnificent stock
A named.
closely when will be surprised
the remarkably fine quality
All fine underwear the following
only.
Imported Balbriggan Underwear worth
75c per garment go
19c
.07c
worth .D6c
1Oc
39c
15c only .0sc
lie
worth 35c 19c
n l. Collars. positively sold everywhere for and worth
sale only use
Men
79c
Mem Dress up to
Neckw 19c
3Sc
Gloves, Umbrellas Trunks Valises Nghtshrts Jewelry
etc. at proportionate low prices
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-04-12
Mems Finest Dress Suits

America touch double the price They in single
Chestereds blue
latest shade of brown and Scotch all tailored ito
a styles that competing
whole Union 90
VsOO
puB
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-04-12
Special Notice

Special Notice
A competitor seews worried about
the personnel Of the Bethel Junior
Company.
want to say that this Company is
in fact myself. believe that have
had the experience necessary to make
this store the success attained by my
father during the years he was in the
clothing business, without much out
side help.
The unjust insinuations directed at
Geo. w. Bethel, Sr. are not worthy
Of notice. His connection with Ne
Citizens State Bank, ne Canon Crys-
tai Ice Company, and his loan and in
vestment business are well known and
he has no connection with, or interest
in this business, except the interest
father would naturally take in his
sons success.
GEO. w. BETHEL, JR.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-04

itself to either warm or. cool weather, for
during the days of early spring there is d
great temptation to go without'a jacket, a
scheme that may be beccmingly followed in
this instance. $50.
Two other costumes show the corselet CIR
die and have in each case the. short, snug
fitting little bolero The first illustration is
fashioned of Panama cloth in a pale shade
of violet blocked with darker tone and
trimmed with satin for the decoration on
the bolero and girdle The introduction Of
the lace chenisettes in front and back inn
parts 4 summary air. 80 (.
A Das.ing Study in Plaid
III the opposite corner is another costume
OF Panama cloth striped in Alice blue hair
lines: the same outline prevails here anu the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-04

trimmed with bands Of plain cloth or silk,
the same material being also employed for
the Empire bolero. 2
Pony jackets are another style favoredy
but exactly the opposite in outline, as it is
loose and box-1ike. while the princess is al
most skin tight. Elbow sleeves or those COM
ing midway between elbow and wrist are;
the preferred styles.
As for the embellishments employed on
the street suits, one finds variety here too
Bands of self-material edged with pipings
contrasting tone, mohair and silk braids
that are worked into set designs, besides
plain band effects, narrow plaftings Of. silks
yelvets for collar. cuffs, vests and odd
touches, often outlined By a fr:lled collar of
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-04

establishment consists of shaped bands Of
iself-material with ppings of Alice blue silk.
A stunning rival to the princess effects is
the original treatment of the tightftting
Jacket shown in the centre sketch.
Here the top of jacket is of plaided CLOTH
cut in bolero fashion; the vest of plain cloth
clings as tightly to the figure as princess
style and forms an admirable finish. Wheel
designs of plain cloth are employed on the
skirt and on the jacket in smaller edition
While these princess costumes are assured
~ very fashionable and therefore tempting
bait, they are not built to suit every wo-
mans figure; hence let each one choose the
most individually becoming style. and she
is sure to come out on top.
MARJORIE
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-04

.Na1encienes lace, fregse Of silk and buttons,
buttons galore, are, the favoreds embellish-
'ments. Ss.-.s. v. q S 4, .5.. s.. IS
u Princess Model With Empire Bolero
There IS no denying it, the new princess
tcorseIet costumes topped by snug fitting En-
spire boleros are the smhrtest and most chic
street toilettes we have had in many moons.
There is something so essentially Frenchy
about them, especially when topped by a
perky little Vatican hat with its brim
scllrled il piquant fashion.
Now, if you are blessed with youth and
are fortunate in the possession ,of a becoin-
ing figure. you will most certainly decide
fupon a costume of this description that IS
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-04


&&9y have them are just longing for a
nice, balmy day. with a. sapphire
SKY oerhead, propitous surroundings for a
promenade in new garb. ze:s$$ ). IL. 81
Last, spring we thought ourselves festive
in shepherd plaid suits, but these are alto
gether sombre and Quakerish in comparison
with the bold block effects, picturesque plaids
and smart hair line colors on neutral cloths |
that are on the top wave of fashion this sea-
son. %.
While plain cloths are more conservative
than fancy weaves still It does one good to
get into something a bit dashing occasional
II, provided, of course, that we are not too
conspicuous and the style of garment proves
becoming.
OF the favored materials in fancy weayes
Panama stands onstop. The little hair lines
of color are very attractive and suggest the
color scheme for their decoration.
Fancy cheviots, serges, voiles, :.mohairs
and Other cloths ARE seen in large piaids.
broken. plaids, checks. pin stripes and block
effects until ones head fairly whirls with
geometric combinations.
Several shades Of the same color, ais in
green, blue, tal1ss and brown purple dull red:
and pink besides grey, an especially favored.
color, offer very q active color schemes.
Favored Outline for Street Costumes
A jaunty little tailor-made costume pur
chased at this, time lisa very sensible invest
ment 1t may be worn all during the spring
and included among the necessary adiuncts
for a. summer wardrobe to be worn during
travelling and on cool days when linens are
not sufficiently warm, especially when one
is summering in the mountains or by the
sea. .,a5e 7<a
The cut Of the new spring suits suggests
an interesting and fruitful subject for dis
cussion The Empire and Princess STYLES
have had a marked effect upon these street
suits, built with skirt and jacket.
The revival of the bo1ero gives splendid
advantage for employing the Empire lines.
With this inspiration at hand the designers
( have built the princess corselet costumes
worn with Empire boleros, entire princess
costumes, with bolero jacket cut very short.
besides the suit having sheatn-like skirt
with princess girdle and short jacket that is
sometimes shaped like an Eton
A new idea and q very attractive one is
advanced for fancy Ncloth princess costume
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-17
'NEVADO Y
PERLA FINA. =
Afirmase que Sc disputaran eI primer
premiO en- las CaTreFas del dia z.
Los satuslastas pot 'AsVado" prOpdnenss apOs.
tai al GampsOR del HOrts.

La Junta Directiva del Hip6dromo de
San Juan, ha decidido verifcar una fiesta
hipica el pr6ximo mes de Septiembre. Di-
cha fiesta Sc efectuar6 81 domingo 2, to-
mando parte para discutir el primer pre-
mio el campe6n ''Nevado" segdn 10 anun-
cia su duefio.
ksmuy probable que 81 sindicato pom
cefio traiga 4 "Perla Final' afrmandose
que hay una petici6n de varios americanos
tendente que 81 lnnes se verifquen CO.
rreras, On cuyo caso asegGrase que la c.
rrera de mas importancia ser6 81 domingo,
concedi6ndoss premiOs peque1os en- case de
que se erectuara una 81 llunes, para dicha
carrera.
Los premios dfcesenos seran los siguien-
tes para Ia fiesta del dia 2:
Primer premio 100000, distancia una
milla. Segundo premio $4,000, distan-
cia 1900 metros. Tercer premio $4,000,
diatancia media miIla cuaFto premio
$500 carrera 4 Ia andadura On 75O me.
tros. Con los 0ccesits acostumbradoB se-
gun el Reglamento.
Les entusiastas por ''Nevado" prop6nen-
SO apostar al campe6n del norte, pues
Green saldr6 victorioSo 81 mide sus fuerzaa
en- contra de "Perla Fina."
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EI dItimo acto de Z puritani. :.

Anoche, p6sosa tambi6n en- escena, jun.
to con la Opera Fedora, de cuyo desempe-
no ocdpaae DiIettGnti, & benefcio de Ia
Fontana, 81 liltimo acto de Los ParitGnOs
Triunfo ruidosfsimo alcanzaron en- ese
acto la Gonzaga, Borgheae y Cirino So
bre todo estos dos dltimos, en- 81 duo final,
fueron ovacionadOS y aplaudidoa de modo
deliranta. Levant6ss 81 tel6n varias We
ces, estando de pie 81 pdblico de butacas y
palcoB, que sin cesar aplaudfa llamando al
espl6ndido baritone BorgheBe en- union del
gran bajo Cirino.
La noche del jueves ha sido felicfsima,
pues en- ella los artistas, orquesta, etc. etc.
Buperaron en- todo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-17
IratamIento Do Il Tuberculosis.

Habiendo adquirido directamente de
Alemania Ia nueva LIMA de Koch para ell
tratamiento de Ia Tuberculosis, nos propo-
nemOs emplearla en- los enfermos de pro-
babIe curaci6n Los informas que tenemos
de aquel pals nos dispOnen 8 ensayaFlO
tambien en- el nUestro, en- que las cOndioiO-
mes del china son en- 81 mayor parte pro-
picias q Ia consecuci6n de 6xitOa no menOs
satisfactorios.
Los enfermos que deseen ser tratados
por las inyecciones de La Iinfa de Koch
deben ser previamente eOmetidos eHcru-
pulosO reconocinaiento; los e8sOs muY
RvanzadOs y de exito mas que dudosO no
seran admitidos. Para inforTnes diriiirse
al doctor Manuel QuevedO Baez en- Ean
Juan 5 doctor A. Stahl en- Bayana6n. Los
hOnOTarlOs de tEataM1ient0 son eOnvencio-
males. Los saflorea medieoa que Qu1eEan
ensayar el medicannento pueden a0ii0ltaElo
del que auaoEiba que He c0DapAaeaEa en- SER
Yiglas,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-17
INGENIERO CIVIL Y IAGR0NoMO
ANUNCIO De SUBASTA.
DspartansntO del Interior.
Ofoina del Superintendent
SAN JUAN AND AGUADILLA PR
BRANCH IN PARIS 2 PLACE DE LA 4

de 0brGs PGbLieqs.
San Juan, p. r. Agosto z de 1906.
Proposiciones en- pliegOs cerrados para
Ii adjudication ca pdblica aubasta del 50.
ministro, medida , entrega de 20, 226.
metros c6bicos de piedra triturada, por
lotes, para Ia conservation de Las carrete-
ras de San Juan Ponce, Catafio- Vega Alta,
Camuy-Aguadilla, Maysgiez-A Afiasco, Ma
yaguez- Yauco, Mayagtiez Las Marias,
Aguadilla -Lares, Ponce-Arecibo, Caysy
Arroyo, Iaguas- Humacao Playa, Bays
mon -Comsrfo, Reyes Cat6licos- Corozal y
Rio oPiedras- Naguabo, se admitiTan en-
esta oficina haBta las II de Il madana del
dia 80 de Agosto de 1905, en- que 30 abri-
ran pdblieamente.
TodoB los dat0a neceSariOB Sc dar8n en-
esia ofcina, donde Be eneuentran do mani-
festo todOs Los documentps que han de
regir en- la contrata, incluyendo - claaif-
caci6n de- los lotes. pOdr6n reccger los
intareaados los modelOs de propoliciones
que han de presentaE.
Los IiCitadoras no estan ObIigados ha-
Ger proposiciones por 81 montante total De
la pielrs, aino que podrdn elegiE todos lo1
lotas que mas 10 conyeDgan.
IA Administrator 90 reseTVa el dere-
Cho dc reChazar Cualquiera 6todas les pro
posicionea
j. j. JIMENRZ,
supt de Obras P6blicas
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10 De BAYAMON
laIpOliCia CORtinua su aCtiVa lnVeSti-
SaGi6n.
Tambltn trahsIa muChO al lusz municipal perO
nads paTsCs hahGse puestO en- OlarO tOda-
VIA
(De maestro cOrrespOmsGE.) }

La muerte de los hermanos Angel y
JESUS Sierra, ocurrida en- Minillas y de Ia
que di cuenta ese peri6dico, ha sido, y
es origen de grandes investigaciones, en- Ia
que toma parte activa, la detective. de San
Juan, compuegta del Teniente Quifones y
cabo Inocencio que en- union del Teniente
Casals, cabo senior Llorens y policlas q
sus 6rdenes trabaian activamente para o.
cIarecer ese crimen que no otTa cosa pare
CO haberse Cometido con los hermanos Sic
ira.
Ell senior Juez de esta Corte Licenciado
ACosta, cree llegar6 aclarar Ell misteric,
en- que aparece envuelto Ell desgraciado su-
ceso que tiene en- eBpectaci6n un pueblo
que tiene un barriO entero bajo rigu-
rosa investigation en- sus vecinos, que en-
su mayor parte han sido traidos Ia ciu'
dad, para ser sometidos un examen me-
dante el cual acaso puedR lograrse el es-
ClareCimiento del hecho. ~-....- :
Nunca hemos visto trabajar con mas
ahinco, nj con mas fervor, en- ell esclareci-
miento de un crimen, como trabajan ac-
tualmente estas autoridades, eBpecialmente
eI Sr. Juez Acosta, y el teniente Cagals
que va sublGuldo PoE "a 4sulenVe 0Ls oVSV
continue con entusiasmo en- Ia investiga-
ci6n, bajo Ia inclemencia de un tempo de.
Sapacible y pesimo.
-Hasta ahora parece no haber mas
que indicios de que parece que hubo una
jugada en- la que ocurriese la muerte de
los desgraciados hermanos Sierra.
-Aprovecho la oportunidad para salu-
dar al senior Soto, teniente destinado este
pueblo despedir al senior Casals desean-
dole al primero buenos aciertos, y ofreci6n'
dole al segundo nuestra amistad, y afecto.
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tEn que Sc paTsCsn los CepillOs de
dientsS a los PuertOrriquehOs?
sPusde un espIIa de- a!sntss saIIt!oarss De drOga7

En- Boston, Mass, ha sido llevado los
tribunaIes un dependiente de farmacia por
vender en- domingo un cepillo de dientes
& un Official del ejercito y seg6n las leyes
de ALI, NADIA que no sea una droga puede
scr vendido en- domingo.
El abogado defensor dice la corte que
uu cepillo de dientes es necesario para Ia
propia apIicaci6n de polvos deutrffcos y
que estos dsanse para el benefcio de los
dientes y las encfas y por 10 tantO no es
una droga.
Por este un cepiIlo de dientes siendo
un accesoriO anteS y daspu6s del acto de
lavarse la boCa, debe tenerBe como una
droga.
FL juez de la corte municipal oy6 con
paciencia todos los argumentos del abogado
defensor pregunt6 81 dicho abogado esta-
ba dispnesto llevar 81 asunto la Corte
Supreme. La defensa no guerra apelar
esto por los muchos gaBtos, asf es que el
iuez dei6 el asunto para resolverlO q su
turno.
ST Sc siguen vendiendo cepillos de diem
tes en- dia domingo, Ia Corte Suprema del
Estado de Massachusetts, tendra que re-
solver ell Status sea Ia categorfa & que
que pertenecen los cepilloB de dientes y de
ahf que como no tienen status Sc parecen q
los puertorriquehos, que no sabemos 10
que somos. ST pertenecemoa la catego.
ria de drOgos 4 ID categorfa de mercan-
cia I jAmericanoB, puertorTiquefos chi
nOs H.."...?
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-Ha llegado anoche 81 sefor Libertad
Torres Grau, Fiscal de Ia Corte de Distri-
to de San Juan. Hoy Haldr& para Bayam6n
con obieto de conocer en- el Crimen de Mi
nillas, barrio de Bayam6n.
--Anocha estuvo muy concurrida Ia
plaza Baldorioty con motive de Ia retreta
extraordinaria que diera la banda de la
policia insular.
Los precintOs de ViequeB, Utuadc,
Patillas, Santa Isabel, NaguabO y Yauco
permanecer6n abiertos hasta las Biete de 10
noche los viernes y sabados.
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n seer
5red VI d ~
fa
DEM osprd pdo
del IDa UIRI e New york
Hmb6n 9
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RremSos EOs inpOnentes sO6re I6Tetas
Sc BortsaTfn 3 todoa los amos entire lOs qus
m6a Sc ngan por "a cenGtancia On ell
Horas GAIA: Para las imPosicionel:
De s 4 1O2 de Ia manana, yde / & 81
de Ia tarde los dias Iaborables de 81 &
1O2 de la ma6ana los dominges; Para Ia
extraoCioneg las mismas horas excepto los
domingOa
ReggamegtO de "a Sscci6a; Las personal
que interesen mas pormenores sobre nm
pimoicione extEacciones manera de Ii
quidar intereseg, etc, puedan soliciasstar
ejemplar en- L. Gaia.
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IA ANEMIA Y SUS CAUSAS
COMO Sc PUEDE oBTENER sALuD WcoR
10 QUE IA clENclA NOS ENsENA

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depode digeo,
fidsd del
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c iaenas MOS de
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seans; cellular
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-17
NuEVO PERIOpICO

Inf6rmase que una revista ilustrada,
publicar6n en- breve los hermanos Luis y
Mario Brau.
Deseemos que salga q Ia luz p6blica
cuanto antes, tai revista, que, de seguro,
serS interesantfsima.