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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-19
ENGINEERS RESIGN
COMMISSIONS.

The special commission of engineers
appointed several months ago to pass
upon the. various plans for securing
an adequate water supply for San
Francisco has resigned. The members
of the commission, which was com
posed of Major c. II. McKinstry. Pro-
fessor A. B. Marks of Stanford
University and F. Hunt of a we'll
known local firm of engineers, rendered
their designations to Mayor Schrhitz
several days ago, but hoping that they
would reconsider the matter the Mayor
did not make the fact public until yes
terday.
When the commission was originally
chosen it was understood that it would
be called upon to investigate and pass
upon five different propositions At a
meeting of the water supply committee
of the Board of Supervisors two weeks
ago Professor Marks informed the
former body that to thoroughly inves-
tigate these plans would consume
about two years time and cost the
city something in the neighborhood Of
$4,000 for salaries of the commission
ers and the expenses of surveys and
other work connected with the COM
mission.
Commissioner Hunt said last night
that there had been no friction between
the commission and the Supervisors.
as rumor would have it. and that the
only reason for the resignation of him
self and associates in the commission
was that they did not believe their SER
vices were needed.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-19
OHIO SOCIETY To
BUILD A SCHOOL.

A committee from the local Ohio So
ciety has made an offer to the
Board OF Education to construct
a school building for the city on con-
dition that IL be called the Ohio School
The offer was accepted The society
expects TO raise 100000 for the build
ing.
The School Directors have author
lied their president. A Altman. to re-
quest the Board Of Public Works and
the Board of Supervisors to construct
Immediately all the schools provided
for in the bond issue.
The bond issue provides for the con-
struction Of thirty-four school build
ings. 1t is suggested by the Board OF
Education that, where possible. frame
buildings be erected.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-19
OFFERS VENISON
TO WRONG PATRONS
Dealer, to His Regret, Finds
Supposed Customers to
Be Deputy Commissioners

When Antoine Fodera attempts to
violate the law in the future by offer
ing deer meat for sale he will prob
ably make sure that his intended Gus
toners are not deputy game officials.
Because he did not know the identity
of his expected patrons Fodera is now
under $50 bonds to appear before
Judge Mortimer Smith tomorrow morn
ing.
Fodera recently hung deer up in
front of his game store in Oakland,
and about the first man to happen by
was Deputy Fish Commissioner Arthur
NJ Fairfield While Fairfield was max
ing inquiries about the deer he was
joined by another deputy. Ernest
Schaeffie. To the two men Fodera
confided that he was violating the law
by selling yenison. and for that and
othert reasons. he wanted so cents a
pound for It, Fodera was thereupon
arrested.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-19
TILpEN CASE UP TO-DAY.

The cases OF Edward Boynton. NAL
colin t. Vance and George w. Simmons.
accused of taking part In the murder
of H c. Tilden, the commission mer
chant, on April 20. Will come up for
trial in the court of Judge Carroll
Cook tomorrow. Court will be held n
the Presbyterian church at jackson
and Fillmore streets. 1t is expected
that the case of Boynton will be tried
immediately
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-19
ACCOUNTING ASKED LARGE SUM.

Suit for an accounting brought by
Herman Eppinger Jr. against H. C.
Stilwell involving hundreds of thou
sands of dollars and replete with al
legations of fraudulent dealings, is in
progress in Judge SeawelIs division of
the Superior Court. Eppinger demands
an accounting of $4,000 in bonds.
1856 2-3 shares of stock of face value
of 500 a share 100000 in cash and a
note for $4,000, which it is alleged
were secured by Stilwell through the
sale of stock in which Eppinger and
George w. Reed had two-thirds in
terest.
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HAS TENTS TO SELL.
Department of Camps Desires to Dis
pose of a $4,000 Stock.

pose of a $4,000 Stock.
The department of camps finds itself
confronted with a tent problem. AS
the relief cottages are completed the
tent-dwellers are deserting the tents
for the houses The tents, some 5000
Of them, are worth about $50 each or
$500 for the lot, a valuable asset
For a time they viii be stored in the
corporations warehouse at Golden
Gate Park. The suggestion has been
made that they be sold. But the de-
partment of camps is seriously consid- :
ering a proposition to use a number of
them as floor covering at Ingleside.
Painted, it is said, the canvas will make
the most sensible covering, as well as
the cheapest, that can be had.
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Paso Roble. Hot Springs.

The wonderful medicinal springs of America
on the Coast Line of the Southern Paciic ryfd
way between San Francisco and Los Angles.
Modern S100, 600 bathEouse for the scientific Uses
OF mineral waters Medical corps in attend ance
New and commodious dining facilities Swim
ming pool. delightful drives. Just the place
to store up yigor and vim. Ask Inforuaation
Bureau. Southern Pacific Company.
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r. j. SEEDS WEEDS PEARL KoNKLE.

The marriage OF Reginald ]. Seeds
and Pearl Z. KonkIe was soIemnized
last Sunday morning at the residence
Of the brides parents, 529 First avenue.
The Episcopal service was read by the
Rev. DR.. Lee. A wedding breakfast fol-
lowed and then the happy couple de-
parted for the south to spend their
honeymoon On their return they will
reside in this city.
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Robert J. 7obin, Banker, Answers
the Call Of the Angel Of Death.

j. Hibernta
street. yesfer-
unexpeefed ne
city OF most
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UNIONS AID SAN FRANCISCO.
Big Sums Sent for Relief at Time OF
the Disaster.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE regu-
lar quarterly meeting of the executive
council of the American Federation of
Labor began today. The labor rep
resentation committee will report later
as to the federation's campaign pro-
gramme- Beside the amounts contrib
uted by unions in other' ways, it was
reported that the twenty-five interna-
tonal unions contributed s146.225 direct
TO the relief of the San Francisco suf-
fererS
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S. F. VETERINARY
COLLEGE OPENS OCT. !

The San Francisco Veterinary Col
lege viii reopen on the 1st of October
For catalogues apply to DR.. Z. ].
Greedy, president. 445 Golden Gate ave-
nue.. near Larkln.
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A. C. RuIofson sheet Metal work.

office. Monadnock building. Factory, Eighth
and Brannan streets. Telephone Temporary 1915
Our specially, four styles frepreof metal win
dows, skylights. cornices metal ceilings build
los fronts. Best work. Estimates furnished.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-19

Olsen & Lutferkort, tailors, 2456 Mar
ket. nr. Church, for Phelan bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-19

a M0nday nlghts meetlng q Boz
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-19

Teamsters' Union No SO at its Non
day night meeting, after considerable
discussion, decided to refer the mat
ter Of an increased seals 10 a COM
mittee. This committee viii go into
conference with the Dairymen's AS
ISOLATION. The raise TO be asked is so
cents a Gay. This will give 81 a day
FOR drivers OF four horses and $3.50
for drivers Of two horses
1t IS stated by local authorities that
about 1000 skilled mechanics, including
machinists, boiler-makers and black
smiths, left the employ Of the Wabash
Railway system Monday. The present
scale IS 2S TO so cents an hour, and
the employees asked for a raise run
ming from 33 to S5 cents The scale
asked is already being paid by num-
Der Of railroads
-
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An international exposition portray
ing the life of the laborer for the last
1000 years, showing conditions sur
rounding him from the time of feudal
slavery to the present, is contemplated
by the French Parliament
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-19

Gould's railroad being built between
Salt Lake and San Francisco, the
Western Pacific, is in the Pittsburg
labor market It is advertising for
machinists, blacksmiths, surveyors, en-
gineers, fremen, laborers and foremen,
other railroads are trying to get large
gangs of men.
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.PRESUNTO AUTOR
de una aggression en-.
Aibonito.
Sintiuse ALI eI sahadO IigslO tenn
hlOE De terra \ hnbO 10 aIarma
COnsiguiente.
e nNegtro oo.reaponsaI. 5

Oct 20.
Ha sido detanido, puesto en- libertad
bajo fianza, el presuuto antor de la agre.
sion 4 Mr.. William Mullenhof. Sc llama
Modesto Bonilla La Corte de Distrito
conooera de este juicio, en- su pr6ximo
viaje este.
-Ha Tegresado de los Estados Unidos
Ia respectable sefora dona Luiaa Cuyar de-
Gonzalez, esposa de don Rafael Ma. Com
zalez; Administrator de Ia Porto Rican
Leef Tobacco.
Bien venida sea.
Despu6s de pasar una Bemana en- ell
Hotel BoTinquen, regresa manana domin-
60 & esa capital Mr.. White. Su carinosa
Befiora Mrs White, y Ia sefiorita Nusonn.
Han guatado mucho aquf dichos aefio-
res.
Mr.. Staples, inspector de escuelaa de
este Distrito, ha salido para esa capital.
En- Ia tarde de hoy sabado las 4.05
ae sinti6 IN ligeTo temblor de TERRA. Hubo
Ia alarma consiguiente.
En- la noche de aver vierneg, tuvo
efecto un meeting del partido repubhcano
en- Ia calle de San Jose.
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TEATRALERIAS.

Con una regular concurrencia Sc llev6
efscto anoche Ia function anunciada por
La Presa.
En- 81 Oriental Black Cart demostr6
L. Presa que es IN prestidigitador Dc
gran fusrza.
En- Ia desaparici6n de 81 miamo ante el
pdblieo di6 conocer, que 81 70 hubiera
visto trabajaE & Fregoli le dirfa que le
superaba en- mucho.
Cuando Sc oyeron las 3 detonacio-
mes por Ia pueTta posterior del teatro y
aparece Ia Presa diciendo: mo hay que
asustarse, soy yo' el pdblico maravilIado
10 aplaudi6 estruendosamente.
Las seforitas Vivero Otero, muy bien
en- 81 baile Cake Walk que mereci6 los
hoaores de Ia Tepetici6n.
En- 81 ''Sal6n Eslava" estuvo La Presa
inimitable bien eI senior Roselli.
En- la "TOnta de capirote'y Ia nefiorita
Aurora Gonzalez ray6 & gran altura mere
ciendo los aplausos del pdblico.
Velez hizo un Fanegas de verdad y
los demdS desempenaron sus papeles 4
aaeaVeiLle.
Re
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De SOCIEDAD

Para B0gGna6n - Por corta tempoTada
ha lido Bayam6n la heEmcsa for del eden
del q Versailles" sefiorita Angela Saldaha.
Perfumes de jazmines rosas para el
jardfn bayamon6s.
EE estreno. los afcionados q
la m6sica espanola, para 81 estreno de la
Companfa de zarzuela que neg6 de la
Habana en- el dltimo vapor. La 0troup-
PEI es escojida J fguran muy aplaudidos
artistas en- ella ri repertoire es atrayente
= Ia tcmporada ser5 muy buena.
Cansbi0 dc residential. Han fiado su
residencia en- Ia Gale del Condado, San.
turce, los distinguishes esposoU Infante
Colmenero. Dos bonitOg luceros, Merce-
des y Maria Luisa que vuelven brillar
en- q nimp6tico vecindario.
DE TegresO.--De Arecibo donde pefma-
neci6 algdn tempo, de paseo, ha regresado
50 RESIDENCES en- el s'Versalles" Ia her.
mosa trigueiia de ojos de azabache,
que sea por siempre.
PersopGles-A visitar su distinguida
sefiora que pasa ALI una temporada, fue &
Sabana Grande 81 Lcdo. senior Diaz
Navarro, que Tegresa hoy San Juan.
En asuntos de servicio sali6 aver para
Guayame Fl coEonel de la Poicfa insular
ST. Hamiil,
] Ha embarcado On 81 Havre con airec-
ci6n Puerto Rico, donde llegara 4 Drin-
cipios d6T entrante mes, 81 senior Pedro
Giusti, del alto coInercio de esta plaza.
En- aRuntos- electorales ha salido hoy
para Ia iBla, via Humacao, 81 secretario de
Puerto Rico y pEesidente del Comit6 de
elecciones, senior Regis III. Post. LIE
acompafa el interpTete del Consejo EjeCu.
two. @ SEsk&
De regreso de Fajardo son esperados
hoy en- San Juan, los seflores Matienzo
Cintr6n, De Diego y 3. Astol.
Sc encuentra restablecido de las febres
que le TetuvieTon una semana en- 81 lecho
.el Lcdo. don Eduardo Acufia.
/ On berefeiO, Para 81 iueves pr6ximo
Sc anuncia el beneicio de Ia graciosa
primera tiple de Ia 5Companfa dc M. de
La Presa, ae6orita Aurora Gonzalez. La
simpatica Balelosa morena, la andalhza
que tapta gracia sabe derramar en- Ia
.escena, lleVard una gran coDcurrencia al
iteatro + una Yez mas sobtendrd los Justos
aplausos que siempre mereci6.
El pTograma Sera escoiido y llenara las
aspiraciQues de- los mas exijentes. Al.
teatfo pnes Ell jueves.
AgaGdable repetici6n. En- 81 benefcio
de- de Ii Presa, Sc repetird instancias
del pdblico, 81 magnffco walls Ni6gafa"
de nuestro compatriota 81 stior Rafael
Balseiro, que fue muy aplaudido en- Ia
hoche del jueves en- que fue ejecutado por
la orquesta do la referida Compaffa.
SEMPER.
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INDIcRD1R GENERlI

CONSEJO Al LAS Ea iI lara
lie calmante de Ia Eea5r9 Y9insl8w debe
usarse siempre que los niflos estan en- ei
periodic de Ia dentlci6ns EIop0Tci0na ALI
yi3 Immediate al pequefio paciente, produ-
dolor el angelic despiefta muyi yiyo v
alegre. Els muy agrad We III paIadar, cal
ma al niilo, ablanda Ist1s e1Cias, sliyia sus
dolores, haee facileB1 les funciOnes del esto-
mago v Tegula los intestinoa. rs 81 mejor
remedio co ocido para ia diarrea va pro-
venga esta de la dentici0n 8 de cualquiera
otra causs. Tengase naucho en- pedir Ell
'JaTabe Calm ante de Ia Sefiora Winslow /.
es el n1ei0r de todOs.gg 9s.s " ~
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Van rscOhiand0 "a pieja animation.

Las jaranas de los adbados on 81 Parque
van recobrando 50 antigua animaci6n y Ia
concurrenCia ha lido aumentando.
La Ultima superb q las antarioreS.
Con mayoria americana Be, bailaron
algunaB danzas, yalses y two steps.
La banda de Ia policfa insular nos de-
leit6 con un escogido programa entire Gu
yos ndmeros estaban eli walls 'sEstudianti-
na" de Waldtenfaldt, Ia overtura s.Bohe-
mian Girl', dc Balfe, Il DANA s'Aurora''
de Marquez y 81 two step "WellcomeD de
Rios Ovalle.
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7T8S ~ 80. go :
NO 7 nc E

Having toavacate his present location on
the Mar ma, the undersigned offers for sale
his large stock of new and second hand
goods, as follows for5cash. ~ E%A If
- Three iron safes in good condition
Contractors supplies, Anvils, Vises, Crow
Bars, Chain of all sizes, Spikes, Nails,
Galvqpi2ed iron, Jack Screws, Etc.
Manila CoFdage of AL kinds and sizes,
Wire cable, Pulley Blocks, Anchors, Cars,
Canvas, and Qakum, Tar Pitch, Oil, Paints,
.Ete!y,s Mute and Horse Shoes, TarTed Felt
. s!Roohng pa per, Blacksmith tools, Army
~ 'betls; 1neW and second hands creosoted
aSa piles, stwefve sets of new pIataform scales,
Hand trucks, WheelbarroWs, Wagon
Wheels, and general assortment of arti-
c'es too numerous to mention.
sbzu9In adl1ibi0Rot0sfFIa above, the buildings
now on the premiseaaEe offeredsfOr sale. :
Rlbt aE sh sRSaUlET ~ ~ UyS 5! SIS
P. o, Box 683, San Juan Pto. Rico.
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Il GRAN M1IN
uniOnista en-
iardO.
MatisnzO. del Vale ! Ast0I lsciBi-
dos con entusiasmO indesCIip-
tihIe.
GaICdlansa en mas Dc GIneO NIL aInas las
que en- Il uanIfestaclda habIa.
EI sSbado recibimOs de Fajardo q teIe.
grama 8iguiente:

El ssbado recibimOs de Fajardo q tele.
grama siguiente:
'Fajardo, Octubre 21, 928 q. m.Di-
rector ssCorrenpo ndencia", San Juan.
Desde amanecer aver banderas y colga-
duras unionistas en- casi todas las casas del
pueblo. Por Ia tarde, las dos, pueblo y
baTios con estandaItes aleg6ricoa acpmpa-
nados de genti6 immense.
Cincuenta coches, quinientos ginetea y
una orquesta.
Con entusiasmo indescriptible recibieron
8 los oradores Matienzo, del Vale y
Astol.
Imponente manifestation dirigi6ss < Ii
plaza donde eataba levantada artistica
tribuna.
Celebr6ss 81 mass meeting usando de Ii
palabra dichos oradores y Cells y Bar
cello.
Calculo mas de cinco mil personals.
Detalles correo. COrrespOnsak"
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MEIORANlO

Ell apreciable joyen norteamericano,
empleado del Colonial Bank, Mr.. John
Grimm, mejora. notablemente de Ia grave
doleneA que hace algunos dias le acome-
tiese.
Mr.. John Grimm fu6 asistido en- 81 hos
pital presbiteriano de Santurce, y "a Sc
encuentra fuera de cuidado.
Mucho 10 celebramos por trataTse de
un northumberland que es un caballeroso
amigo de los pnaEtorriquefiog.
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EN- NEW YORK

Hospedaie de primera clase; ca
ga sitpada en- 81 punto mas cen
trico de la ciudad, cerca de Broad
way, parque central, subway
Y los trenes elevados que ORE
Cen randes conveniencias a los
viaieros. Trato esmerado, habi-
taciones espaciosas, claras, y mag
aaniffcs cocina, preeios 1a6dicos. Te
l6fono Y demas adelantos moder-
Ros.
Dirijirse 4 M. LVzUNARIs.
ie 1888 WEST "a STREET.
NEW-YORK, CITY.
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TeniendO que trasladar su residencia de
la Marina; Ell abajo frmado ofrece en- ven
ia su gran acopio de los siguientes objetos
tanto nuevos como de segunda mano, al
contado.
Tres cajas de hierro en- buen estado, sur
lido en- yunques, tornilloa, baTras pie de
cabra, cQdenas de tOdos famaflos, espigo-
mes, 9 avos, hierro galysnizado, gatos cor
naquis.,
Cordages de Manila de todas classes y ta-
mafios, cable de RIambres notones, anclas,
remos, Iona y estopa, alquitran y pez, acei-
te, pinturas herramientas para mulas y
cabaIlOs, pRpel de filtro embreado para
techo, herramientas para herreros, camas
para ell ejercito [nuevas y de segunda ma
mol estacas creOsOtadas, ~ juegos de roma
mas para platafoTma de peso de 600 1900
h., carretones de una rueda, ruedas para
oarros un gran auFqtidpf ds artfculos f y de
Afladiendo a 10 expresado que la casa
misma en- que SO encuentran los enaIFadOs
artfculos, Sc ofrece igualmente en- venta.
" gu uts eia=nlll JOHN CLoY.y ,sI
P.Oa Box l8S8, San Juani P. r. Ay
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4 uuien pueda interesar.

Por Ia prssente Sc anuncia al p6bieo
que ID. Juan PonB Colon, ha solicitadp del
Conseio EiecutiYo de Pto. Rico, Ia cOnce-
sion de ma franquicia que autorice ID ins-
talaci6n de una red talef6niea, para 50 uso
particular entire 81 casa radicada en- u po-
blaci6n de Aibonito Gale de Lincoln sy Ia
propiedad denominada Dna. Vie, en- ell
S1arrio Pasto de dicho t6rmino Municipal,
cuya red recorrer6 Ia Gale Lincoln extFe-
mo Oeste, Tierras de ID. IeodorO GGnz6.
lez, D. Jose Antonio Colon y los delEsOli.
citante.
Todas las personals one deseen ser Qfdas
en- pro 8 On contra de la concession deI esa
franquicias quedan pOr 10 Presente nptif-
cadas para que puedan pr sentar sus aTgu-
mentos crales 8 escritos, ante Il comision
de fra1quicia del Consejo Executive, 81 dia
80 de Oetubre dc 1906, On cuyo dia en-
el posterior que fje dicha comisi6n, tales
argumentos ser6n consideTados por Ia mis-.
ma Aibonito 10. de Octubre 1906
Juan R0na Colon. b. D. S..
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ven La6meF.
Nutridfsima concurrencia poblaba el
campo de Ia Liga Americana, Tres mil
personaa por 10 menos asistieron aver al
0lag anunciado de antemano.
4 El campo coErespondi6 los tEscogi-
dos 81 bat ssLas Palmas.0
En- los Tres pTimeroa innings ambos clubs
acometiefon con furia, alcanzando seia
5carreras los palnaistos siete sus adversa-
rios que permanecieEon en- este estado
haAta 81 quinto i'suing, en- que '.Las
PalmaaY adquiri6 de nuevo la prepon-
derancialpor dos carreraB mas.
Dnrante los innings se1to s6ptimo Sc
distiDguieron notablemente los j6Yenes
Luis Montanez y Catalina Romero, right
Y central fields, Tespectivamente, de la
noVeua escegida, hacienda cuatro brillan-
tes natadas, dos cada uno.
a causa de vaTias discusiones que Sc
Huscitaron durante q iuego, este Sc prolon.
GO haata muy aYauzada IL tarde.
En- los dos liltimos innings la Iucha ad-
quiri6 grandfsima importancia: On ellos
los pal1nistGs habfan alcanzado tres carre.
ras mas iguaI6ndoIes los s.Escogidos' en-
los mismoa innings Habfa casi oscureci-
do cuando tuvo lugar 81 empate, teniendo
que sugpenderae 81 juego.
Nj feIicitaci6n los chicoa de L6timer
por Ia bravdfa con que ae portaron aver.
Aai es como ae luSha.
Ahora, una nota:
El pdblico, siempre ocurrente, al yer
que ~ PFesa Ocupaba el eeatraLfeH On
Las Palmas, exclamaba:
La preaa pulaaistal $500. Oh, Ia b0tetJd,
il endiablada bOteltG de Charles le atra-
jol
Y dfgams, amigo La Press: iqu6 demo-
MOS la ocurTi6 usted con, Ia soberbia
Inca de Andino? ..
ii La oscuridadl!
He aquf Ia anotaci6n poF innings:
e'PalmaB O. IL o q o o i 2-11
'EsCogidos 2 1 90 0 Q 2 Pill
juan de ID 1rockq.
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Sc VENDE un piano de fabr caci6n aIema-
ma y desmagnffcas condiciones. Eambien.
Sc cede plazos mediante buena garantfa
Informes O'Donnell Ia. San Juan.
-ADMINI5IkAC1l DE ElNGA5
URBANA6.--Hin quebrantos para el rem
tiata. DirigiTss, Fortaleza IS, San Juan,
r r % .Toa6 NJ Carraro
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HABlTAClON HOSPEDAJE.

Sc alquila, con sin comidas, una habi
taci0n que da la alley propia para dol
personals. No hay mas huespedes. Refe
rencias. D!rigiFse & Tetuan 20. 15 ".
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y GAN S6LL
Your Real Estate .ar Business

NO MATTER WHERE LOCATED
Properties and Business of all kinds sold
quickly for cash in All parts Of the United
States. Don't wait. Write to-day descri-
bling what you have 10 sell and give cash
price on same. Hol1
lF YOU WANT TO BUY
anywhere, at any-price, write me your
requirements. can save you time and
money. ,g. 80
DAVID II. taft,
THE LAND. NAN
415 KANSAS AVENUE,
Topeka. KANSAS.
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AGENTES.- desean Agentes en- to.
das parties para la venta de Ropa, Calza.
do, Joyeria, etc. Buena comisi6n. Pidan
nuestro cataIogo United MGuufacturer's
Mail Order Co., 127 Front ST., New.
York. -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-22
A LOs sENoREs MEpIeus. ii

Sc veDden buenOs. y modemos libFOs de
medicine = cirugfa, instrutnentOs de ci-
rugfa. San Jose "a, altos. San. Juan,
+. T. l0V.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-22
tQue Ie pasa al Or
gam de Ia Catedral?

Sc nos informa que 81 magnifco 6rgano
que tiene l. Iglesia Cathedral, y que tanto
dinero eost6 aBf como Bu Ultima repara-
e6n no ae toca en- las festas nj en- los do
miugoa j sf nm ammonium que, dada Ia
capacidad del temple, apenas 81 Sc oye.
sabemos que quien 10 maneje 70 falta,
asf eg que una vez que ae tiena IN hermo.
50 6Tgano, debe hacerse uso de 6l.
Sc BEsEA GOlaCACIOR en una oficina Dol
persona que conoce tenedurfa de hbFos,
ingles, sabe hacer { adueciones escribe
en- tlipeWriterso Dirigirse al Apartado
6Sz, Sait Juans
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-22
BaSEBA
Ia Plesa Sc uansf0TnIa

Ia historic base
! boleru de san Juan,
= pneda ser que
de- IA iHla no regis.
tFa en- sus analeB IN
dasatio tan renido
como ell verifcado
q yer entire el club
al Palmas', Y III
q oVena eHcogida ca
pl taneada por 81 jo-
uon .k&smor
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-22

PERBIIA. Un alfiIeI con an monograma
con letEas A. E. e. enlazadas Sc ha extra
Y4ado al 1ngenierO de Ia s.. "A. Luz ElectFi-
C. Fl que 10 presente sera gratificado
va a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-22
VEtRDA DuCHESNE.

Ingresos Producto ds Iocalidades
vendidas por 81 Casino EspanoI $234.00
Localidades yendidas en- Ia taqui-
iIadal teatro. ........... 59.85
sssts sI
Total. l...,................. $293. 85
Egresos. Gaatos sIr para
Ia VeIada.. da................$52.O
Por7 81 iuego de loealida-
des s 81 aHeraldo Es-
panop sIr..... .............. 4 so
Pagado II sefor julian
Andino por haber to-
mado parte en- la We
lada. .........,.... - 2.25 S 1915.