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For Rent
Unfurnished Rooms.


Unfurnished Rooms.
WANTED-SaaII, refined family 70 take Part
OF house cave rooms, first GooTJ. three adults
occupying second floor; references. 1881 sra
st. nv. I
THREE unfurnished rooms Tor rent. heat.
gas. and bath. rs c 81 ne. fe22-5t
CHEAP ROOMS for housekeeping sl2s i4th
81. nw- feZ2-3f
THREE and five room housekeeping fats.
bath ios rent ESQ 81 nv. fe2S-3t
BEAUTIFUL front room. second noor. SIi;
Two rooms, third eoor. }l2i convenience 5I5
% 81. NV fe22-et
BEFTNEB COUPLE living IN modern five
room apartment, ike 20 share part OF same
with desirable party all beautiful front rooms;
steam heat. hot and cold water; on Avenue
car line; fine location. 1905 24th 81. NV, The
Darlington. i
TWO unfurnished rooms. light Housekeeping.
NV. fe2l-2t
FOR RENT-Rooms- unfurn1shed: neat ana
gas. SIS ed ST NV fe2l-&t
ENTIRE second floor. two rooms: heat ami
gas and bath. rs = 81. nv. fe2l-5t
THREE CEFCRNISIIED ro0mS. heat. gas.
bath SO 6th 81 NV. fee0-St
TWO BEAUTIFUL itghi rooms. with heat
and gas. 81 SI4 18th st. ne. fe29-3t
FOR RENT-Three rooms. tiled bath. sec
cnd floor. Isls llth- fe2e-5t
THREE large unfurnished rooms; price. SIS.
2Si Massachusetts ave ne. feIS-5t
BRIGHT second story front room. private
bath. basement 1913 I 81, NV. fels-lt
THREE ROOM FLAT. heat and gas fur
nished. Apply ISIS 18th st NV 1el3-6t
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MOney to Loan.

BY PRIVATE PARTY. SO to $50: con-iden-
tai. state amount and time wanted. Ad-
dress BOX IS. Times Office. fe13-iot
MONEY TO LOAN by private party, from
s. 10 $50; confidential Address ROX 500
Times Office. 5asl -;9lr
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For SaIe--M|

FOR SALE-Letter pres}
letter file. good Office sa -
caoineti one set OF y. C.
1yJ0-IS0Z call ATKINSON =
COMPANY, Inc, 621 18th ST q
MUSIC FOR CHILDS
II your children take an futere1
ana you want them 10 secure a M =
cation without expense, call at .
rooms and eecuTe the use Of a Roo1
piano free for six months All Won
the ccst Of dTayaEe-
F. G. SMITH PIANO CO..
Bradbury Building, IEz5 Pa. Ave,
fe22-tf
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FOR SALE-One Mcclellan saddIe one haItsl
DIldIe q bits). one pair black boots Addrezz
BOX I6z. Times Office fe22-3t
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For SaIe-AutOmobiIes.

FOR sALE-Model "B" Cac,,:ac autono-
bile. in excellent condition Address or an-
ply TO CHAS. d. VOORHTS, Hotel Cairo
Q st, between 10th and 18th fe22-at
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Situations Wanted
Female.

WANTED-By respectable cOlored woman a
place as cook; so home nights: references
1913 Sth St nv. 1t
WANTED-By competent cook, situation In
private family Call at $40 18th st. nv.
fc2I-3t
WANTED-By a reliable colored woman
work every morning. 20 B st. NV. Tels-4t
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Notary Public.

DEEDS, afHdavits. pension vouchers civil
service papers executed and depositfons
taken; night or day sol 4th St NV Phone
Main si0s-W. tes-sOt
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For SaIe-EarmS.


-FOUR 10 ACRES OF LAND: four-roona
house, stable and henhouse. near Laurel
Md; suit coiored man. CASH PRICE. $500
ROOM %. s02 + 81. NV. fe22-3t
NEAR So ACRES good land, suitable FOR
farming. truck dairy, sale OF exchange.
J. w SCOLLTCK, Oxon HILL Md, or north
west corner 10th and Maryland ave. sw.
fe20-2t
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For Hire

Horses and Vehicles.
HORSES. buggfes. and caytons 81 so and 81
per day for drumming and bush ess PURPOSES
PRESTONS STABLES. Srh and I sts. nv.
Phone Main 65S-T faet s6t
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Wanted-ROomS g Board.

WANTED-Ey gentleman. room and board
with widow, uninCumbered. Address BOX
Is7. Times Office fe2l-2t
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- 81 TAKEN ANOTHER SQUARE PIANO
e. ~saei 70 move cut quickly will sell Il for
e. q c-S SSSh 81 =. and s. per month. SANDERS
y - AAN CO. Is27 3 st. fe22-st
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Storage.

floors. 95x4C. Inquire of ". r. TURNER on
premises fel6-Sut
WHY PAY MORE? We store for Z5c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. SIS z50-425
10th st NV. Phone Main 1229 ta51-9G1
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Wanted-maIe

wANTED-POsition as hrst-class meat cut
ter and clerk. Apply WARRING. al New
York ave, nv. fes2-2s
WANTED-By neat and intelligent white
Address BOX i6l, Times Office. 1t
wANTED-Sltuation as clerk in wall paper
or grocery store Address BOX 80, Times Of
fee II
WANTED-By experienced man. place TO
drive delivery wagon, or any kind Of work
J. P, rear Of as NJ st. NV. 1t
wANTED-Flat or apartment 10 care for;
three adults one child; New York reference.
MR. ELIOT. Engineer. 1912 sth ST II
WANTED-Position dyer and cleaner: 1irst-
class reference Address BOX 142, Times Of
fee. fe2I-3t
WANTED-By reliable coIored man, Job in
stable driving. Address 1926 1st sJ. NV.
fe21-5t
WANTED-By man Of experience, position
8 salesman Of real estate; reference. Ad-
dress BOX 15S. Times Office. fe21-3t
WANTED-F1rst-class ernblamer desires sit
uation with good, reliable undertaken Ad-
dress =. s, IN T st NV fe2I-3t
wANTED-Job as carpenter. Address CUTH-
BERT HERRELL, Forest Glen. Nd. fe20-3t
WANTED-A job as manager Of stables or
driving team have had considerable expert
ence. BURNS, 627 I'd st NV. feO-3t
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For SaIe-BiCycIeS.

FOR SALE-BicycIe, with coaster brake, IS:
in perfect condition 500 @ ST. NV fe22-3f
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s ale m
Social

Especial 70 The Times d. spa,ch.l
MONTEREY. VA. September % What
may be, to some OF them at least. a last
look a the Mcdowell battlefield was
taken 10y several old veterans on yVednes-
day last The visit was made az the re-
Guest of Mr.. Washington Snyder. a native
Of Highland. but for many years "A resi-
dent OF the far West During the past
two months he has been visiting the
scenes and haunts of early life. Having
participated IN tho battle Of Mcdowell
his visit to the field was made more
pleasant and memorable by the presence
of several Of his old comrades in arms.
the number OF which Is so rapidly dimin-
ishing
Mr.. Seabrook McClung. Of Clover creek.
this county. while gathering apples Tues
day afternoon fell from an apple tree
and was rendered unconscious for more
than an hour. He fell a distance Of more
than twenty feet. cut 40 bones We're
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Union. she being treasurer. after which
she will so TO Lincoln and spend q few
days with Mrs. Hoge president of the
association.
Nj John Haw left recently over the
Merchants and Miners TRANSPORTATION
Line for Boston. where he will
spend about two weeks on vacation
NJ 2. DuVal. of Norfolk is the guest
Of Miss Alice O. DuVal his sister. near
here.
Miss Elizabeth Gray. after spending
several days at the home Of r W
Haw. returned to her home in Richmond
last week.
T. y. Allen. Of Richmond was q guest
at the home OF Henry Lyme recently.
Mrs. II. NJ Swallow. Of Chicago H..
is visiting Mrs. c. r. Swallow, In the
village. this week.
Mrs. Albert Fetterf visited friends in
Manchester recently.
The attractive dwelling house now I'M
der construction by Mr.. ". Y. Carlton.
In West Centralia. is nearing compile
ton. and will be one of the most attrac-
tive houses in the village. notwithstand-
ing the one completed by Mr.. Edward
II. Chalkey a few weeks ago. which is
also a star"
Arthur a. Brundage. Of Richmond, was
I'm the village Friday on business.
Mr.. !. L. Cannon made a business trip
to Petersburg recently.
Miss Nellie Haw Is visiting friends in
Richmond this week.
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S1.25 German Panama, 81 900
inches wide all pure wool. medium
weight. chiffon finish: in an Of the
new fall shades
$1.OO New Gray and Mixed Suitings.
75C yard.-For fall wear. in the man
nish effects; 80 inches wide
SIPS French PrunelIa, 81. 90 Yard
In al Of the new fall shades strictly
all wool with satin finish. 40 inches
wide.
New Suitinss. i'm gray mixed plaids
checks and an the new colored effects:
looks like the S1oo kind sale price.
SOC ward
SIPS BroadCIoth. 500 yard
cloth that measures up 10 the require
ment of hrst-class fabric SO inches
wide; all-wool chiffon finish: all colors
69c scotch Plaids. SOC yard S-inch
Scotch Plaids, in this seasons best col
orinss and combinations
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a Sale Of Great
to Men

All day long tomorrow there will be price surprises
right and left Were selling the merchandise
other fellow. with the bulk of the profit Buying
mems needs here is like buying anything ese-the
proht policy suits Just well in this any
other part OF the store There's advance in prices.
Oh, no! Now. in tomorrow. and the fall
hxngs that add much to ones appearance You are
taking chances Listen:
Faulte Nsht Robes. with collar plain all
OF Is 1-2. SOC.
sos.
Fancy Pajama7 in Madras ful ST so
White Laundered Waists.
All-Iinen Initial Handkerches 1-2c
Blue Plated Bosom Madras Shirts
Rubber Collars best grade. 25c value.
An-Iinen Collars. style,
Fancy Shield
lot of Anchor Brand grade soc
800 Fancy FourinIands. 15 inches lined
3 inches wide.
Anchor Brand" Shirts of best grade
Oxfords.
y 1-2c Fancy Handkerchiefs. excellent quality.
lie White Sole Hose seamless
lie value SILK Embroidered Hose II f-2c pair
Mems Medium Heavy Underwear from SOC up in
Cooper ribs and the famous "Gstenbury
wool
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Blankets and Comforts.

broken. and MS injuries proved less So
rious than at first reported
An automobile party. consisting or
Me-srs. Apperson and Miller and fami-
lies. Of stanton. made tour % Hi-n-
land and Pendleron this week, spending
one ulclt at Hotel Monterey
Mr. r. c. Lunstord. Of Monterey who
is giving some attention 20 sine horses.
has just purchased a fine hackney flly
from "a horscmAn near BerryvIle.
A government official has this week
been inspecting Highlands one rural free
delivery route with a view to- granting
some desired changes in same The proc
posed change WILL lengthen the route
some four miles. taking 800 tho Frank s.
Run settlement ia lower Crabbottom. ana
viii curtau two star routes.
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Midlothian
Society

Special 70 The Times uns patch.l
MIDLOTHIAN. VA. September %
Mrs. z. NJ Hall has been the guest Of her
daughters. Mrs Chapman and Mrs.
Bailey. for several weeks.
Miss Kitty Eastman. who is attending
school in Manchester. spent Sunday with
her mother here.
Fred Eastman left last week to attend
the Fork Union Academy.
Miss Lula Powell opened school here
Monday with a very large attendance.
Misses Nellie and Ada Powell have
been the guest Of friends here for some
time.
Miss Gussie Sims is the guest OF Miss
Emma c. Winfree
Misses Margaret and Annie Hudspeth
returned home Sunday. after spending a
week with their cousin. Miss Bethany. OF
Powhatan.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman s. Morton and
Mrs. X. NJ. Burlington were the guests
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Society in
CentraLa

l~ufD. al 20 iNe J mes IT'S iidtcn
CENTRALIA. VA. september 29-The
Salem public school will be opened Mon
day. October lst. with Charles A. Faus-
net as principal There has been some
minor improvements made to the school
building and Dc is very comfortable
building now.
The Rev Mr.. Grover OF Henuco coun-
ty. Will preach az Bollns Hall Sunday
afternoon at helf-past o'clock.
+. .. Bertrand left Monday for New
York. where hc viii spend a few days.
Mrs. Martin. of Memphis. Tenn. is the
guest OF hcr daughter. Mrs. Thomas :.
Wheelwright. at "Buckhead Springs"
Miss Grace Shumway went to Port
Walthall recently for few days visit
Mrs. Mary g. Damon left the past
week for Lewishurg. W. Va. 10 visit
her daughter. Mrs. j. W. Dwyer
Mrs. John Malary has returned to her
home IN Manchester after spending Il
few days In the village among friends.
Mrs. T.. u. Clement left last week for
Alexandria to attend the convention OF
ths Womans Christian Temperance
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Checked silks in ,he latest colorings.
fSc.
Pfai @.i1s could be sold a. 75c per
-arl fhe, 90 ar 90.
Plaid Slksrey handsome combi-
nation ot co'ors see the quality Of
these. 9Sc.
Black Taaeta silk a very choice
value for the price. 26 inches wide. SOC
NELNETS AND VELVETEENS.-
arc showing "a large assortment Of these
goods Tor dresses. in both black and
co'or-. also. select shades for millinery
purposes The quality we call especial
attention 20 during This sale is 500
"a ward
Skirners Black Taneta silk. &c
inches niie guaranteed 10 wear four
r.mes as long as ordinary taneta silks.
$500.
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5000 Yards of
Carpets Sacrificed

at Prices Less Than the Cost of Material.
HousekeePers, landlords, storekeepers
and real estate agents should avail them
selves of this opportunity tomorrow.
for such sale event may not take place
again in years. Read on
LOT No. 1.-Axminster Carpets that sold
for 1925 and $50 a yard 75c yard-s5c
laid. Fifteen different patterns
LOT No. =. -Moquette Carpets very good
patterns. that sold for 81 90 and sl25
yard; choice. 75c yards laid
LOT No. 8.--velyet Carpets. about five
different patterns; real value Of these are
1925 yard; choice. 75c yard-S5c laid
LOT No. Best 1O-Wire Tapestry Car
pets. in stair. hall or room patterns. bought
TO sell for $l.o0 ward. SOC yard laid
We will make these goods up and hold until
called for
Ingram Carpets that sold for soc and 75c
yard now SOC.
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Black Goods.

5o-inch Shadow Check Cheviot Pana-
mas. Sl.2j yard
42-inch Fancy Prunella. very dressy.
$3.50 yard
f2-inch Atwood Shadow Tadeta.
81. yard
46-inch French Imperial Serge. S1.OO
yard
Priestlev's "Cravenette'' Serge. strict
lv waterproof extra fine qualities. $50
and $500 yard
80 inch An-Wool English Venetian.
79c value. only SOC yard
Priestley's Slk-Warp Henriettas.
beautiful blacks and very durable only
500 and $3.50 yard
5S-inch AU-Wool Unfinished Pana-
mas. not the coarse and rough mate
rial but very fine and soft finish. $3.50
yard.
3S-inch Atwood Albatross. soc
value. only 30c yard
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New Bank at West Point

Especial On The Times Dispatchl
" Est POINT. Va. September l9-An-
other bank VIII be- established here in the
near future Nh. - l.. Blair. Of Richmond.
manager OF the subscription department
OF The southern Interstate Bank. Of Rich
mond. Va. has been in town several
times booking stock Tor a branch TO De-.
established in West Point He has secured
an option on "a very desirable lot on the
main business street. and II the bank is
established Will at once erect a brick
building.
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Handsome Silk Petticoats.

Black and Colored Silk Petticoats. all
shades. made of best quality taffeta.
arcordion-plaited flounce, finished with
Iuching. $500 value; while they last.
sos.
Two excellent styles Silk Petticoats,
iu all cOlors. tucked flounce. finished
with plating These are made OF
Simon's tafeta-same quality you get
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in $1,000 skirt Special value at
$500.
Fancy Novelties i'm Stripes and Col
ored Taffeta Petticoats. all new designs.
silk dust ruffle. at SG.fS and SS.4s.
One lot of Silk Petticoats. i'm black
and pastel shades. deep embroidered
tiounce, best quality tafeta. Special.
S4.OS
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Blackand Colored Dress Goods
(First Fioor)

The of Fall gathered beyond
question
played the showing Badcoths noteworthy
the staple lines oongs fancy great variety
For taHorade Suitngs
black, plain paids, novelty mixtures
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Exhibition of High-CIass
Novelty Silks from Abroad.


The choicest novelties the French produce
scented broadly Complete including
SOFT SATNFINISHED FABRICS MESSALINES and CREPE DE
CHIMES as well the PRINTED EFFECTS and
PLAIDS.
That the brought to America this
in display
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-18
.EXTRAOR
nlayOrla JniOnista
en- Adiuntas
Gran ansietad que existe ALI pOf
quese De COnlienzO al trOzO de
CarreteFa que GODduce a Lares.
DsTfumbss d consideration que, con motive Dc
las lIuvlas han oeurrldO enla Carreterade
Ponce dAdJuatas ] de tsta 4 lJtuado.
ODE maestro corresponsaE. }

JUNO 13. Hasta ell sabado 8 del ac-
tual, la mayorfa Unionista alcsnz6 en- este
precinto de Adjuntas Ia cifra de 400
| inscripciones,
En- ninguno de los dfas de inscription
han podido los republicanos de 6sta obtc-
ner mayorfa, nj siquiera igualar los
Unionistas, pesar de los titanicos eafuer-
zoB que diario realizan para conaeguir
adeptos.
eco que don3Pichin no Sc da punto
de reposo para yer 81 logra mover II
fumbaos'' como ahora les lIaman por
aquf 4 los republicanos
Cuidado que tiene brfos este don Pichfn!
Ell domingo pasado los republicanos
mas conspicuos de 6sta, distribufdos en- dos
porciones, hicieron una excursion poT los
barrios de Vegas Abajo, Vegas Arriba y
Tanama, al obieto de perorar un POGO
acerca de 10 "bien que supieron admins.
trar esta municipalidad en- lilo tempore".
Pero como va los campesinos conocen
muy bien ell percal, tuvieron por con-
veniente quedaTse en- sus respectivas casas
templando sus tiples, para despu6s del seis
de NoviembFe amenizsr con el mayor re-
gocijo el espl6ndido triunfo de la ''Uni6n
de Puerto Rico, por 10 menos con varios
seis-. .chorreaos.
Esta visto: los rep0blicanos, 10 mismo
aquf, que en- los demas puntos de la .isla,
no ganan para fracasos.
Con motivo de estgr pr6ximo CO.
rraTse el curse escolar del pTesente afio,
los profesores graduados don Rafael Ra-
mirez don joaquin Martinez Andino,
han hecho circular una hoja, anunciando
q los padres de familia que durante las
vacaciones, abriaran una sEscuela de We
rano' mediante un estipendio convencio-
nal
Es de presumir que los padres de fami-
milia aprovecharan Ia .oportunidad que Be
les ofreee, para que sus nifios no pierdan
el tempo y NAL gasten su inteligencia en-
distracciones indtiIes.
-Existe gran ansiedad en- esta pobla-
ci6n por que Sc de comienzo pronto al tro-
20 de carretera de Adjuntas Lares.
La tai obra entrafa para esta iurisdic-
ci6n grandes ventaias, 81 Sc tiene en- consi.
deraci6n que hay infnidad de campesinos
que carecen de trabajo para ibrsr el sus,
tento de sus familias.
Nos alegrarfa en- extreme yer pronto
dar principle ls obra
Con motivo de las frecuenteB IIuvias
que han cafdo en- estos dfas, ocurrieron de-
rrumbes de consideration en- Ia carretera
de Ponce Adjuntas de 6sta & Utuado
En- dichos derrumhes trabaia activamen-
te el empleado de Q. P. don Felipe Casal-
due.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-18
BASEBALL.
Los aBuilistas' VeneidOS pOr CuatrO
CaYerSS.

Como 10 anuneiamos en- nuestro n1mero
anterior, llev6se 4 efecto aver en- la "Liga
Puertorriquefia" ell desaffo entire los clubs
''Escojidos'' y "AguiIa."
Despues de una larga lucha, sali6 victo-
rioso el primero por carreras.
Larga fn6 la lecci6n que le dieron los
"escoldos sus adversarios, pues en- los
8 ''innings" fueron tantos los "palos"
puestos, que por 5oquiera eran carreras
que anotaban los diestros triunfadores.
En- una palabra: en- Ia tarde de aver no
no habfa 'ras que para los "escojidos.
Los ''aguiIistas'' solo hicieron esfuerzos
para triunfar en- el 80. ''inning" pero va
era tarde para el apetecido triunfo, pues
su derrota era segura.
Desde el Ter. Ginning" todos los espec-
tadores esperaban la perdida de los tagni-
Estas, debido los muchos errores come-
tidos por 6stos.
Y no tan solo los errorea hici6ronle
perdeT, sino 10 magistralmente que juga-
ron los Escojidos
Sobresali6 entire elIos el popular Don
Pepe, ''pitcher," que estuvo gran altura
con sus curvas de arriba para abajo, de-
jando en- el plato de ''home'' los mejores
''paleadores del club 'sAguiIa.
FL catcher, Ia Ia, 2s., 3a. base,
todos del ''diamont, " jugaron muy ajusta.
dos.
Ell 'short-stop," Otilio Garcia, apesar
de ser IN nino, desempena su cometido a
entera satisfaction, prometiendo para el
mafana, ser uno de los primeros en- dicha
base.
Los Gfelds" todos muy bien.
Muchos aplausoB recibieron los ''escoji-
dos durante el juego.
Antes de terminar esta reseiia, me per
mito lamar Ia atenei6n de los capitanes
de los clubs tengan mejor tacto al eleiir
los "Umpires," para no presenciar los
tristes espect6culos de que fufmos vfctimas
aver tarde.
Creemos que estos puestos, deben ser
desempeiados por personals de representa-
ci6n social, y no por cualquier "bruja."
Asf 10 espera,
JUAN BATE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-18
A QUEEN PUEOa INTERESAR.

Por la presente Sc le notifca que la Por-
to Rican Leaf Tobacco Company ha pre-
sentado en- el CoDsejo Executive de Pnerto
Rico una soicitud para que Sc le conceda
una franquicia para construir, explotar y
sostener una Inca ferrea de vapor elec-
trica, que partiendo de un punto pr6ximo
Ia estaci6n del American Railroad Com.
pany Of Porto Rico, en- San Juan, i otro
gitio adecuado, vaya Ia ciudad de Ca
guas, pasando por Rio Piedras, tambi6n
por Carolina, 81 fuere necesario. Dicho
ferrocarril sera para Ell transporte de pasa-
geros carga entire los puntos indicados,
sujeto todas las obligaciones que impo-
uen las leyes las compafifas de trans
porte.
Dicha solicitud de franquicia sera oida
por el Comite de Franquicias, Privilegios
y Concesiones del Consejo Ejeutivo, ell lu-
mes % de Junio, 1906, & las diez de Ia
mafiana la hora que file el Comit6, =
todas las personals que deseen ser ofdas en-
pro 6 en- contra de dicha franquicia, pue-
den comparecer & la bora indicada ante el
citado Comit6
San Juan, Mayo % de 1906.
Luis Toro,
Presidente Porto Rican
Leaf Tobacco Company.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-18
LAS NOVEDADES.

Tenemos la vista el no. / ,224, fecha I
del actual, de este antique importante
semanario que edita en- New York don
Jose G. Garcia, bajo ell siguiente dilema;
"Espafia los Pueblos Hispano-America.
aos." Consta de diez Beis pdginas cua-
jadas de interesante lectura en- castellano,
con amplia information de todo Ell mundo,
revista general selectas novelas que
hacen de la publication un libro recrea-
two.
Precios de suscripci6n: Un afio, So 90;
seis mezes, s425; tres meses, 1925. Los
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-18
Jose Hernandez,
Abogado del SoIicitante.
TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN.

Notice is hereby given that the Porto
Rican Leaf Tobacco Company has fled
with the Executive Council of Porto Rico
q petition for a franchise to construct,
maintain and operate by steam or elec-
tricity line of railway from point adj.
joining the station Of the American Rail-
road Company Of Porto Rico in San Juan
or other suitable place to the town of Ca
guas, passing through the town Of Rio
Piedras and also the town Of Carolina if
deemed necessary. Said railroad shall be
for the conveyance Of passengers and
freight for hire between said towns, sub
ject to all the obligations imposed by law
upon common carriers.
Said petition for franchise will be con-
sidered by the committee on franchises,
privileges Bnd concessions of the Executive
Council on Monday, the twenty-eighth day
of june, 1906, at ten o'clock A. M, or at
such other time as said committee may fix;
and all persons desiring to be heard pro
or against the granting of said franchise
may appear at that time before said com.
mitEee.
San Juan, May 28th, 1905.
Laais Toro,
President Porto Rican Leaf
Tobacco Company.
Petitioner.
Jose HernGndez Usera,
Solicitor for Petitioner