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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-14
RICE PUTS UP CASH.
Fourth Ward Councilman Clinches the
Opening OF second Street.

Councilman S. S. Rice Of the Fourth
ward clinched the opening Of Second
street by going down into his own
pocket and putting UP the balance Of
money needed to do the work, about
5000. Street Commissioner Ramsey has
accordingly started a force OF men to
work tearing down old fences, digging
uD trees and grading Second street be-
tween Western avenue and Fillmore
street.
The street at this point has been
fenced for many years and held as pri-
vate property. 1t was a part of the old
Ward homestead which was plated
and sold off in lots without regard to
the streets. This Ward tract included
Third street, which was also closed IN
til last spring when it was opened and
the street railway built through to Clay
street. Many efforts have been made
7githin the last twenty years to open
these streets without success. Benefit
districts were created; the first one
caused several lawsuits and was set
aside.
About two years ago a benefit district
including the whole Fourth ward was
created, for the opening Of Second.
Third and Fillmore streets The taxes
to pay for the property came in so slow
ly that the property owners in the vicin-
ity raised the money by subscription
and paid out on Third street to let the
street railway through. Second street
was left until the last and part Of the
money to pay for # could not be col
Iected. When al hope Of getting the
street opened seemed abandond Coun-
Gilman Rice came to the rescue and
paid the balance due on the property
about $500, out of his own pocket. The
opening Of this street completes one of
the most beautiful parks in Topeka,
and it's opening this spring is due to
the efforts and generosity Of Mr.. Rice.
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EXCEPT COOLIES.
It Is Urged That All other Chinese
Should Be Admitted.

Washington, March John Foord.
secretary Of the American Asiatfc as
ISOLATION and representatives. Of com
mercial interests in prominent cities OF
the United States, appeared before tia
house committee on foreign affairs IN
support Of the Foster bill to amend the
Chinese exclusion act IN such a manner
that high class Chinese may be admit
ted at less inconvenience. Mr.. Foord
discussed the section Of the presidents
message recommending modification OF
the Chinese exclusion act.
There is nothing radical about the
changes the president proposes. said
Mr.. Foord The presidents simple
remedy is to define the excluded class
Of Cinnamon and let all others enter
after due considera tor by the consular
officers of the United States at the port
of departure in China and bearing GER
ti7cate duly vised by the officers
D. A Tomplkins Of Charlotte, N. c..
representing the national association Of
rnanufa cturers said his association had
no desire to admit Chinese coolies. He
said class distinctions were made IN
China and must be recognized By tas
United States. The coolies were 80 ea9-
lily recognized that t was desirable eSF
this country to say that all Chinese Das
the coolies may enter our ports. Ee
urged that there was no desire anon g
manufacturers to bring Chinese labor
ers here to compete with American
labor for, he said. intelligent labor.
using improved machinery. excels cheap
labor
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have rented their farm at Kilmer have
moved to town and for the present viii
be at home in the Green building at goo
Kansas avenue.
Commencing Thursday morning,
March Is. we viii give furniture free
with purchases. See display in north
window. Special. prices or entirq stock
Sale begins q. m. The stock has been
rearranged, new price cards placed
upon all lots telling you the bargains
offered. Watch and read our circular
containing the lowest clearance sale
prices ever given to the public.
NEW ERA DEPARTMENT STORE.
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LOSS S55,OOO, 600.
in Nineteen Provinces OF Russia by
Agrarian Disturbances.

ST. Petersburg. March 1.-THE re-
ports Of the special commission which
investigated in nineteen provinces To G
al rar ien disturbances which occurred
last year show that the losses exceeded
&155. 600. 900. The heaviest losses We're
at Saratoff. 94756. 600. and in the
Volga provinces. The returns from
the other provinces have not been com
pleted and the report from only one
Of the Baltic provinces. Esthonia,
showing a loss Of S1.250,000. has been
received up to the present time.
The government has practically de-
cided to grant to the landlords time
loan without interest and amounting
to q third of their losses
Old Papers for Sale.
The State Journal viii sell old papers
ut cents a bundle for a short time.
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AN ATHLETIC EXHIBITION.
one VIII Be Held at the T. A. A. on
March p.

The Topeka Athletic association is
arranging an exhibition to be given on
the evening Of March q, which viii
consist of sparring, wrestling. fencing
and other athletic exhibitions.
There will be 2 four round sparring
exhibition between Mccormick and
Kerns and a six round bout between
Sullivan and Williams, followed by a
fencing bout between KoDke and
Smith. The programme will be con
Guided by various other athletic ex-
hibiuons by members of the associa-
ton. The price of admission has been
reduced from one dollar. to twenty
five cents for general admission and
twenty-five cents for reserved seats.
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COLEMAN TO CARVER.
He Thanks Former Assistant for Work
Done in Shawnee County.

Attorney General c. c. Coleman has
written a letter to T. f. Carver Of
Shawnee county, the assistant attorney
general who recently laid down the Of
fee in disgust. Mr.. Coleman says:
Il have been fully aware of the
heavy sacrifice of personal feelings, in
Guiding business. which you made in
accepting the appointment of assistant
attorney general for Shawnee county,
and in my Judgment. you are to be
congratulated from two standpoints;
First, the persistent and vigorous effort
made by you to restore respect for law
in the face Of such odds as one seldom
encounters; second, that although the
direct results of your work were dis
couraging, it served to bring into pub
lie notice and to advertise to the world,
and particularly to Shawnee county
the deplOrable condition into which the
city and county had been allowed to
drift as to law enforcem ent, and that It
had gone so far that even sworn Juries
laughed at the law and made light of
efforts to enforce It. Nothing could
have brought about the gratifying
revolution in public affairs which has
been recently inaugurated so effectual-
IN as the work which you did in tearing
off the mask from entrenched lawless-
ness.
'I feel greatly under obligations to
you for having given so much OF your
time to a work in which there was SO
little remuneration anu 50 AnuCA u
criticism, and feel that I cannot urge
YOU to a further sacrifice, and I shall
therefore acuufesce in your desire not
to institute fourth er proceedings and
shall rely upon you to carry to their
conclusion whatever of pending bust
ness may have been inaugurated by
you
81 know it is always painful to suf-
fer defeat but in the defeat which you
have encountered. you have accom-
plished more real good than almost
any victory could have brought
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ROBBED on WAY HOME.
A. B. West stopped in Alley on the
East Side.

A B. West Of z0s East Tenth avenue
was held up and robbed last night while
passing an alley near Tenth and Quincy.
He stated to the police that two men ap-
preached him, one of them grabbing him
bv the arms and the other going through
his pockets The robbers secured $3.50
in cash and a due bin
Three police detectives visited the scene
say they plainly Identified the footprints
of the victim in the alley, but could ind
nothing further except q track which
seemed to be that Of woman
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VIII BE an INVESTIGATION.

Buffalo, n. Y, March 1.-THE state
railroad commissioners met in secret
session here today to consider charges
in connection with the Ryan Belmont
traction merger in New York city and
on adjournment announced that they
had decided to make an Investigation
The state attorney general viii be
asked to take charge CT 1t. The in
vestigation viii be held in Albany next
Wednesday,
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James z. Hurley. general manager
of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa "a,
returned today from Kansas CitSs
where he attended yesterday a stated
meeting of the board Of directors o.
the Kansas City Belt railway company,
of which he is the president.
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Boston, March 1.-THE total rum
Der Of Christian Endeavor societies
throughout the world IS 6T,512, accord
ing to reports Of officers of the worlds
Christian Endeavor union, made pub
lie here today. OF these 45.35o aEs In
the United States.
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MILLER RENOMINATED.
Council Grove Congressman Has No
Opposition at EmpOria-

Emporia, Kan. March 14.-James
Monroe Miller of Council Grove was
renomfnated for congress here today
without opposition by the Republicans
OF the Fourth Kansas district
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Washington. March by the falling
Of a derrick today at the new addition
being erected to the Hotel Raleigh one
man was killed one was fatally injured
and two others were Injured.
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Oklahoma City and Return, $1,000
Santa Fe.

Live stock convention Tickets on
sale March 70 to 16, inclusive; final
return limit. March 10.
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Mil Shorts in sheetings.

TE: Where We Can We viii These Short lengths
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MILL SHORT LENGTHS

SEASONABLE
n
SHORT LENGTHS Of table ginghams
domet fannes, tables i
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FL NTIERRO DEL JO
ven Lopez C0esta
en- Gaguas.
EI lszO ROjO:" GsIshr5 sleceiOnes
el dia IS.
Vuelvs 1 llousr con laslstsnela.
q nuestro oorregponsaI. J

Diciembre 18.-AyeT Sc verified 81 en-
tierro del joven Emilio Lopez Cuesta, quien
faIleci6 edad tempEana, conBecuencia
de larga enfermedad: dicho ioven era un
modelo de virtudes. Cumplfa con suB de.
beres familiares ademas correspondfa con
una lealtad sin lfmites la amistad Des-
canse en- paz, reciba su apreciable fami.
liza, el mas sentido p6same.
En- la sociedad "Lazo Roio", de esta
ciudad, celebraron Ell dfa 16 de los Co
rrientes, las elecciones para proceder al
nombramiento del cuerpo de gobierno que
ha de representarle Ell pr6ximo entrante
afio de 1907, Tesultaron eleetos, los ami
gos siguientes:
Para Presidente, don Jose Ocasio Hi
Jalgo; Vice, don Rafael Maymf; Secreta-
rio, don Eloy Maymf; Sub Secretario, don
Segundo Mariani; Teaorero, don Luis Da-
villa; Vocales: don Jose Santana, don Pa
bio Siario, don J. Antonio Fantauzzi, don
Juan Santiago.
Tambi6n fu6 acUerdo en- la misma assam
ponerle Ell de aClub Obrero'', siendo de
conformidad todoF.
Piensa dicha sociedad, celebrar ell Afo
NueVo, con un enthusiastic bale de conhan-
"a, para 10 que hay va mueha animaci6n,
de psrte de todoa les socios que la COM
ponen.
Ell pr6ximo domingo, % de los CO..
rrientes, Baldran de aquf para 81 pueblo de
San Lorenzo, varios amigos.
Su objeto es asistir una gran velada
espiritista, organizada por 81 ilustrado ca
ballero don Jose Rodriguez, presidente de
aquella Boeiedad espiritista. Dichos ami
gos estan muy entusiaemados deseosos de
que llegue el t6rmino de dicho dfa.
En- estos dfas ha vuelto & renovarse la
lluvia. Llueve con insistencia, aunque no
son demasiado recios los aguaearoB
Las noticias que trae la prensa J que
comunican 81 entusiasmo del Presidento
ROOSEVELT, porque los puertorriquefioa al
cancen el derecho de ciudadanfa, despierta
en- alto grade la algeria y la eBperanza de
estos ciudadanos caguefios.
Tambi6n ha sido muy aplaudido Ell ar
ttculo que public6 La DemOcracio del do
mingo, bajo ell rubro "El Attorney contra
el pueblo. Asf Sc hace patria. Ser ono
ser: sea ese ell lena del patriotiamo que
lucha por la libertad del Pueblo.
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De SOGIEOAD.

Una bOda--El sabado pr6ximo sc
efectuara la boda de los distingnidos i6.
venes: seforita Josefna Fern6ndeZ Sove
jano y Ramon Villa, de Rio Piedras.
Son estimadfsimos en- aquella sociedad
y en- la de San Juan, los estimables com.
patriotas que van & realizar sus dulcea
aspiraciones de cumplida felicidad vaya
nuestra anticipada felicitaci6r por ell ven.
turoao suceso.
En- eL "Vers0Lbes" - Pasa una corta
temporada en- la morada de los distingui-
dos esposos La Roca. Rivera, en- Santurce,
la distiDguida y bella seforita de Faiardo
Lola Rivera Becerril que ha POGO lego
de San German en- donde tambien estuvo
aDg6n tempo.
Que sea larga la estadfa aquf de Ia be.
llfsima flor del eden faiardino.
De v@elta.--Los distinguidos espoBos
Ruiz Soler-Balseiro, vuelven instalar su
residencia en- Santurce, regregando de
Barceloneta donde estuvieron una corta
t9mporada.
Bien venidos su antigua residencia los
estimables c6nyuges.
Para A1o NueVO.-Aiftage Ia gente
amiga de diversioneg en- el Casino Espa.
mol de esta ciudad seguramente habra
bails para despedir Ell afio. Un buen
acuerdo, ell de Ia reanudaci6n de las lara
mas de los domingos ha sido tomado por
la direetiVa = est6n, por tanto, de enhora.
buena, los a6cionados Terpsfcore. ..
SEMPER.
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BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRIC0LA
DE PUERTO RICO.
Capital autOrIzadO $2.4OO,OOO. Capital TeaII
zadO SSl5,532.98, U. S. C.
OperGciOnes que reoEiaG:

pr6stamos: Con garantias personales, con
colaterales, Y con hipotecas cOrto y largo
plazo sobre fincas rtsticas.
1ssOusntOS: De girOs, psgares, y obl1ga-
clones comerciales cortO plazo.
GlTos: Sobre Espafia, New York, Paris,
Londres y Hamburgo.
GIros pOT Gable: sObre New York Ma
drid.
Cusntas GOrIsntes: Con interes de 2 p. 8
annual disponibles q la vista pOr cheques.
ImpOsIOlOnss a pIa1O flo: Con inteFes de a
p. 8 annual segdn tempo.
SeOO6n dc ahOFrOS: Imposiciones sObre Ii
bretas desde Is cts. 81 1000 con intereses al
6p. 8 annual.
Co6ranzas: POr cuenta agena con comi-
sion mfnima de cObro. Sin comision para
los corrientistas.
Dep6sitOS: De efectivO y valOrea.
Gamble dc monedas: De todos los pafses.
vsnta dc O6duas hlpOtaOarlaS: Ls mejor in
version en- Puerto Rico, interes 7 p. & pa
gadero por cupones semestrales.
Vsnta de fIucaS: DandO facilidades para el
pago, en- las jurisdicciODes de Adjuntas,
Aguas Buenas, Aibonito, ArecibO, Barcelo-
meta, Barros, Cayey, Ciales, Corozal, Qua
yama, Hatillo, Juana Di~z z, Lola, Manatf,
Maricao, Naranjito, Patillas, Rio GTande,
UtuadO, Yabucoa v YaucO.
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UNA FORMIlABLE
naquina de Cue
IRA.
EI DTsadnOught' desplaza 25,O00
toneIadas J dispOne de 3 torres
con 10 CaiiOnes de 305 milf
metros.
Uno lgual hsss consiulr los Estados Unldos


La construction del formidable aeora-
zado ''Dreadnought' acabado de construiq
por Ia marina de guerra inglesa ha hecho
muchas naciones volvar la miTada hacia
la potente duefia del mar, un nuevo
esfuerzo para anmentar Ia potencia naval
de las otras escuadTas BE esboza muy mar
cadameDte.
Dicho buque es el ms grande del mum
do. Desplaza 25, 900 toneladaH, venBe
instaladas en- ell eje longitudinal de Ia nave
8 torres blindadas que srman 10 cafones
de 305 miIfmetTog, Tazon de una pieza
en- cada una de las tres torres de estribor
de las tres de babor, dos cafiones
simultaneos en- cada una de las torres de
paoa J popa.
Doce ca1ones de tiro r6pido estan mon.
tados en- pareja en- cada/ hueco de las
torres de los costados uno cada lado
de las pleas simultaneas de proa y popa.
La coraza m6xima es de 278 miI1metros
en- las torres blindadas y parties de mayor
blanco. .s
La convexidad especial de su proa y
popa ofrecen POGO puntal reBistiendo mejor
los embatea del mar y dando menos blanco
& los tires de la artillerfa contraria.
Dispone tambi6n dicho buque de las
instalaciones mas modernasea aplicadas Ia
marina de guerra como TELEGRAPH sin hilos,
potentes refectoreg, tubos lauzG torpedos,
mallas de protection contra los torpedos,
botes ,torpederos complete seryicio contra
incendios y de sanidad y grandes dep6sitos
para carbon y municiones.
La progression de construcciones en- la
marina inglesa hasta llegar al 1efefido
acorazado de $4,000 toneladas ha sido la
siguiente:
En- ell 1889 construy6 ocho acorazados
tipo "Royal Savereipg'' (que constituyen
la llamada ''escuadra del canaP') y des,
plazan IA, 400 toneladas cada uno.
En- 1898 se hizo Ell ''Majestic'' de Is, $50
toneladas En 1901 ell ''King Edward
Sc construye con 16. 900 toneladas, siendo
ell Intermediate para llegar los acora-
zados de Is 25 toneladas que presenta ell
''Dreadnought''.
kl Jap6n tiene va aoorazados de 10000
toneladas los Estados Unidos han orde.
nado la construction de uno del tipo de
$4,000.
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Ell MORtadOr EIeCtriGIsta.

Por Eduardo Barni, ingeniero: ira.
ducci6n de la octava ediei6n italiana por
Manuel Abril, perito mecanico electricis-
Madrid, un tomo en- 8 9, de 486 paginas,
ilustrado con 358 grabados intercalados
en- Ell teXto. Precio: E pesetas en- r1stica y
Z encuadernado en- tela.)
Esta obra escrita con gran sencillez, es,
sin duda, de gran importancia aipgenieros
electricistas, y, sobre todo, es un gufa
SECURE 2 prdctico al que debe acudir todo
ell que teDga que realizar una installation,
porque en- 6l eneontrara consoles utilfsi-
mos que Ie resolveran los obstaculos y
toda clase de dificultades que en- la ejecu-
ci6n del trabajo Sc le presenter. -,
GEL Montador Electricista," )" de Barni,
ensefa al que ha de hacer una installation
q foTmarse concepto exacto y minucioso de
Ia obTa, de los pianos, de las m&quiuas y
de los cuadros que haya de instalar, asf
como a preparar Ell fndice de material y
utensilios; este al hacer ell proyecto. Va
en- la obrs, ensefa, la organization de los
trabaios, & revisar los aisIamientos de hilos
y circuitoF, q colOcar y preservar los con-
ductores, escoger y colocar los postes, =,
en- una paIabra eI medic de lIevar cabo
una installation al aire libre, interna y
subterranea,
Ademdg, en- ''El Montador Electricista"
Sc hace la description de los diversos tipos
de dinamos, alternadores y transformado-
res; Sc ensena Bu montaje y acopla.
miento, y, por dltimo, todo 10 referente q
una exploitation electrical (contabili lad,
tarifas, precauciones, etc6tera) que puede
servir de tipo las empresas de distribu-
ci6n de energfa electrical que tanta difu-
sion alcanzan en- nuestro pals.
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Es ell mas extGRSO.

El surtidO de camas reci6n importado
por los sefores scrs A. Mayol , Ca. de
esta plaza = que tienen en- tu gran esta-
blecimiento "Los Muchachos" -es el de
mas novedad ode Sc ha conoo1do en- Puer-
to Rico. Los pedidoH que de ella Sc ha.
cen al aereditado establecimiento son ca
da dfa mas frecuentes. a.
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Sc vENDE una finca. situada en- la carre-
terra de Manatf Ciales, seis Kilometres
del primer pueblo, de 1000 cuerdas de ex-
tension prOpias para cana, tabaco pastos.
Comunica con la plaza de Ia Central Mon
serrate" por la caTretera mencionada po-
see un cable aereo para transporte de cana.
Tiene en- la actualidad 800 cuerdas de cafia
de plantilla, cuyos primeros tocones SO
venden tambien. Tiene bueyada suficien-
te, carros americanOs y del pals, casas y
Tanchos.
Dirigirse Manuel Blazquez, Manatf.
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mutt de NosI," de Pac6 Cerl8s.

Sabemos que los ensayos parciales~que
sc estan hacienda del mimo. drama lei CON-
positor Cort6s, Nuit de NoeI van result
tando espl6ndidoE. Muy pronto daremos
los nombres de los artistas que tomaran
parte en- esta obra del programa del
espectdculo que promote sermuy variado
iutaraaaDEa
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Company
ente the
tickets $500 responsible for
ser ce.
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GamaS eI6CtrICas.

No vayan creerge ustedes que Sc trata
aquf de corTientes aimuTtaneas nj alternas
Hay camaS que llevan este nombre ''el6c-
tricas" porque su colch6n es plegadizo =
sc enrolla con una ligereza espantosa por
medic de un reaoTte. Es ana CANA dc via
je y de campo; sirve para cazadores touris-
tas exploradores, y es tambi6n la saliva
ci6n de los pobrea que la pueden comprar
por So en- "El CieIo'', "La Gloria" =
la Vizcaina''.
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Sc arrIenda Q Vends

Una fnea rdstica, compuesta de $50
cuerdas prOpias para siembras de cfias,
frutOs memories, tabaco, chinas etc. e.c.
Tiene casa habitaci6n, aparatos antiques
para la elaboration de azticar v excelente
aqua potable. Esta situada q orillas de Ia
carretera de Aguad.Ila q Isabella 80 mi
nutos de la primera pOblaci6n.
Para mas informes Luis N Maisonave
AguadilIa. 45, va
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PARA cURAR uN REsFRIADo
EN- UN Di A tome el LAXATIVE BRoMo-
QUnINA. E boticario le deyolvera el dinero ii no
30 cura. La hrma de E. W. GROVE SO haIla en-
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METILOIDEs-El mejor y mas seguro
de todos los espsoifoos hasta ahora conocido
para Ia Oura perm&nente de todas las enfer-
medadeS de la ureta, va sean estas or6nioas
agudas Contiene ell flujoy oura por COM
pleto, en- menos ti0mpos que ningdn otro pre-
parade similar, las gonorreas, espermatornas
superior al Sandalo Copaiba. Empieza &
Eurtir gu efeCto las tres Cuatro horas de
hSberBe tornado.
Los "METILOIDES"-son fSsileg de tomar
y est&n preparados de manera que no revuel-
ven 81 sst6mago nj producen malos efectos,
De Vent& On todas las Botioas. PfdRnse
muestras gratis q gus dniCoS fabriosnteg.
Frederick StearnB g. Ga. Detroit, Michi-
gan u, A.
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- RegalamOs un hermoso Re-
~ lOj tOdo ell que nos venda
"A piezas de nuestra prem
der1a 10 ctvs. cada una.
Envie su nombre direcc-
ci0n pidiendOnos "a prem
das y Sc las enviaremos &
vuelta de cOrreo para SUI
4S Venta. Diriiase
THE PORTO-RICO HOME SUPPLY Co
+. q. BOX 486. San Juan, PR.
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ONO QUE La ENTlENDE,

El popular comerciante don America
Salas, ha removable su magnffco surtido de
novedades. El conocido establecimiento
"El Popular, dispone de un espl6ndido
surtido de esencias, objetos para senoraE,
calzado de Ultima moda, sombrillaa, etc.
Un maguffco surtido de delicados pre-
sentes para Psscuas Navidad Sc encuen.
TIA ALI precios m6dicos. x
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-20
INpIeLpOR GENERAL

C9NsEJO A LAS MADREs.-El jarabe ealnlante Dc
"a Sen Wnslow debe sempre que los nnos estan
en- odo de Ia dentici6n. Proporcona aivo Immediate
al Pequsho paeente produce un sieno natural ran9uo
avia e door el angelic despierta muy vvo aegre.
Es muy agradabe al paadar cama Al nino, ablanda ss
encas avia dolores, hace faces las unciones del
est6msgo regua los intestinos. Es e mejor renedio
conoedo para "a darea va PROVENCE esta de Ia dentcion
de cuaquera oira Tengase mucho cuidado ped
81 "Jarabe Calmante de Ia Sonora Winsow; el meo
da todos
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