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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-26
BODY OF DE RAGLAN
WILL BE EXHUMED

Phoenix, Ariz.. May 25.-The body of
Nicolai de Raglan will be exhumed
next Thursday and a session viii be
held Thursday night before a ,aagis-
trate for the taking of the dispositions
of persons acquainted with the facts or
De Raylan's death. as well as facts ma
terializing on the occasion OF the exhu-
nation. 1t is learned that Attorney
Samuel J. Schaffer of Chicago will be
here to represent the so-called widow, -
as well as Baron Schlippenbach, repre-
senting the Russian government. Mi
chael Weinberg, representing the Chi
cago public administrator, says that he
is already fully satisfied that the identi-
ty of De Raglan and that of the dead
woman is the same
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-26
FREIGHTER LOSES TEAM.
Swollen Stream Loosens Bridge, Caus-
ing it to Collapse With
Horses and Wagon.

Park City, May 25.-J. W. Carpenter,
one of the owners of the Valeo lease
came into Park last evening from the
property and reports that things are go
ing along well, with the exception that
they are unable to ship any ore. At
the time the original company was work
ing .se mine il put in q bridge over the
Provo river at a place west and south
of the present Heber road bridge, and it
has been over this that all traffic with
the Naleo mine has been done. Thurs
day morning about o'clock James Nc
Donald of Heber, one of the .teamsterS
engaged in hauling the ore to Heber for
shipment left the mine and. with load
of nearly 1000 pounds, made an attempt
TO cross the bridge He had gotten well
on to the bridge when, without warn
ing. the structure went out With the rush
ing stream. The team OF horses and
wagon were taken along down the stream
to place where there was jam formed
and at this place the bridge was torn to
pieces and the team was drowned. The
Wagonload Of ore was lost and only by
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-26
Liabilities.
HAPPY REUNION At FEAST
Canadians Who Were Children To-
gether Meet at Observance of
Queen Victoria's Birthday.

a feature Of the reunion of the Cana
dams at their annual observance of the
birthday OF the late Queen Victoria last
evening, at the Eagles han, was the
meeting of Mrs Windsor V. Rice and Ed
ward NJ. EFnatinger.
At the gathering Mr.. Ernatinger was in
troduced to Mrs Rice. She remarked
that she remembered a Colonel ErnatinE-
er, an influential man of Montreal whose
forefathers were connected with the orig
inal Hudson Bay company. The Colonel
Ernatinger she referred to was the father
of the man TO whom she was talking, and
they soon recalled old times when they
were children together.
The banquet was attended By about $50
Canadian-Am orleans. Charles Crane was
POSTMASTER, and toasts to the memory Of
Queen Victoria, to King Edward and to
President Roosevelt were responded to By
the members OF the association.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-26
RAINS WASH OUT
NEWPAvEMENT
Cause Considerable Damage to
Macadam on Sixth East
Street.

The recent heavy rains have washed
great holes in the macadam pavement
on Sixth East street, between Second
and Third South streets, causing dam
age which will cost the contractors,
Hanley e. Ritchie, considerable to re-
pair. This block was nearly ready to
turn over TO the city at the time the
damage was done. Some damage was
also done between Brigham and Second
South streets. and as this has already
been accepted by the engineer the
street department will have TO repair
the breaks.
There is some controversy as to
whether the board of public works or
the street department shall do this
work, but it probably will be amicably
settled.
None of the contractors engaged in
doing city work have been able to turn
a. spade since Thursday. 1t is expect
ed, however, that the streets will be
dry enough by Monday to permit the
work to continue.
The most serious damage was done
on Fourth South street, and First and
Second avenues, where P. J. Moran is
paving. On Fourth South street the
street car company bitches where the
new tracks are to be laid have been
filed with water, which will take con-
siderable time to drain out. On First
and Second avenues the water washed
great gullies across some of the
ground, which is being prepared for the
laying of macadam, and this must all
be gone over again and put in proper
shape.
The work on Main street was also
impeded TO a certain extent, and the
street car company will be put to con-
siderable expense wherever it is laying
new tracks as the bitches will all have
to be drained.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-26
CHEAP WATCHES
AND DIAMONDS
Part of the Plumber Secured
From DayneS & Son Auc-
toned Off in Denver.
CHINAMEM WERE BUYERS
EIGHT SUSPECTS ARRESTED AS
A RESULT.
CHINAMEN WERE BUYERS
lspeclal 10 The Herald


Denver. Colo, May 25.-An auction sale
or diamonds and watches. held in an
opium den in Chinatown two days ago, re-
suited yesterday in the arrest of eight
men who are believed to be implicated in
the robbery of the jeWeIry store of
Daynes & Son, in Salt Lake City, on April
%, which Edward Phillips. a former
member of the Cardona-Mitchell gang of
safe-blowers, is supposed to have engi-
neered. Ninety gold watches have been
recovered from these men.
Eight Suspects Arrested.
Phillips is in jail at La Junta. where he
was arrested as suspicious character
before his connection with the robbery
picion of being accessories are George
Harris. II. c. Moore, Morris COldforb,
- Wood, r Davis, j. Boandefield. Ed
ward K. Clark and Ernest Thorp.
The men who committed the burglary IN
Salt Lake City got away with plumber
valued al $4,000. Part of this was recov-
cred through the capture OF an express
package consigned TO Edward Phillips at
Denver. The rest was carried here in per-
son by one of those directly implicated
with Phillips in the robbery, and was hid
dcn in house of in-fame on Market
street. where il is understood mistress
Of Phillips lives
Demanded a Share.
News of the robbery and the. place
where part OF the plumber was hidden
leaked out in the underground world. and
demands were made for a division of loot
on the part of those who were wise. The
result was that a number OF opium and
cocaine victims on Market street received
pieces of jewelry as the price of their 81
lence. Desiring money with which to
purchase opium a number of them offered
their booty for sale, and under the gas
lights OF an ill-smeiiing opium joint at
a9a Market street stOlfd celestials bid
small sums for watches and diamonds.
Watches worth $50 were sold for s., and
diamonds changed hands for a huadredth
part Of their value.
News Leaked Out.
News Of this bargain sale leaked out
yesterday. Alice Phillips. who claims to
he the wife of Phillips, was questioned in
Jail and the Officers made search of
chinatown. A number of watches have
been recovered. but quantity of jewelry
still remains undCCOunted for.
While il is doubtful if all those arrest
ed can be held for the robbery, those who
are not will be arraigned on charge of
vasrancy.
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increased with each report. until it is
given out officially that yesterday MORN
ing, out of about 800 phones. I76 of them
were not working. The Independent COM
pany suffered as much. proportionately.
as did the Bell. and for the present the
town is in a somewhat demora1ized tele-
phone condition. Three electric wires
have been repaired, though for a time
Friday morning no current could be had
The storm was one of unusual violence
and according TO people who have come
over from kamas. the snow lies on the
range between here and that valley in
some places nearly Is inches deep. maxi
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-26
Not Cute Enough,

People naturally dislike feeling they
are not cute enough in business. But
no person who is run down can expect
to be at his best. Sexine Pills make
men aud women brighter and stronger;
they make you feel better in every
way Price 81 box. six boxes So, with
full guarantee. Address or call +. J.
Hill Drug Co. The Never Substitu-
tors" corner Second South and West
Temple streets.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-26

the merest accident did the teamster
save his own life Mr.. Carpenter and
another man we've immediately oenthu
the ore wagon. corstug down the hill from
the mine, and hefs1,ith his partner, did
all in their power TO save the bridge,
but the swollen stream had been work
ing at the bridge for months and the
crash OF Thursday was the result. A
contract has been let for new bridge.
and Mr.. Carpenter says that the frame
will be on the ground, ready TO be placed,
about Thursday.
The Damage done to telephone and cleo
trio light wires by the recent storm has
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-26
PHYSICIANS HAVE NO HOPE
Mrs. Mckinley Unconscious and
Gradually Losing Strength
Message From Eva Booth.

Canton, o., May 25--The following
official bulletin was issued at the Nc
Kinley home at 9:15 O'Clock tonight:
The doctors report that Mrs. Nc
hinley continues unconscious and slow
~ losing strength. although stimulants
and concentrated nourishment have
been administered freely.
There appears little or no prospect
Of Improvement"
Surgeon General Rixey and Secretary
Cortelyou, it is said, will not leave Can
ton before Sunday afternoon or even
ing
Mrs. Barber. the only sister of Mrs.
Mckinley, is constantly at ths Me
I{inley home. Mrs Duncan, sister of
President Mckinley, and Mrs. Day,
wife of Justice Day. are with ner
Among the devoted friends of Mrs.
Mckinley is Commander Eva Booth of
the Salvation Army. April 9 the Can
ton citadel of the Salvation Army was
dedicated. Mrs. Mckinley was a lib
eral donor to il. and Miss Booth called
at the Mckinley home. As a testimony
of her friendship for Mrs. Mckinley
the following message was received:
'Just heard of your serious condition.
In the shadows His face will light your
way as the waters rise His everlast-
ing arms upon you. MY tenderesc love
and deepest appreciation II all that
YOU have been to my work.
''EVANGELINE BOOTH"
Canton. O.. May 25.-At $50 a m Dr.
POrtnlann issued a statement that Mrs.
Mckinley was failing rapidly and could
not last more than few hours.
He had just finished a consultation
with DR.. Rixey. who had been called TO
the bedside of Mrs Mckinley by the at
teudant nurses, who noticed what they
thoug ut were symptoms of dissolution.
Mrs Barber the sister of Mrs. McKin-
lev: Mrs. Duncan. and other relatives
and friends. are now in the room in
which She patient lies. and are watching
FOR the end which they think IS certain
TO come in a short time
Canton, O.. May 2a-That Mrs. McKin-
ley is falling into deep sleep seemed
evident al II o'clock tonight. How long
the spark of life will last before its final
flutter is a question which the attend
ing physicians Will not undertake TO an
SWer That they think, however, that
her vitality and the action OF concern
trated nourishment and of stimulanJs
may keep her alive ten hours or more is
indicated by the scheduled conference of
Drs. Portmann. Eyman and Rixey for
% O'Clock Sunday. Against this hope.
however. is set the statement that DISCO
luton may occur at any time and a care
fui vigil is kept for indications of the
end.
Mrs. Mckinley continues unconscious.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-26

Last year LIS per-
sons jOurneved TO
Denver for the sole
purpose Of having
brain-pOWer, will
power and bodily
health restored TO
them (which had been
lost OF weakened by
LIQUOR drinking) by
taking the Common
wealth institute treat
ment at the Institute
where it is admins
tered. Each and every
one was cured-theTe
never was a single
failure during the en-
tire year, nor was
there a single failure
failure for five years
prior To last year. and
my sworn statement
before a notary public
verifies this. Each
one of these persons
paid railroad fare TO
and from Denver,
their hoard and ronFn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-26
FREE-l sl.5O BOX OR BOTTLE-FREE
CHAs. D. CAMPBELL. Mgr.

will write today if possible to Charles D. Camp
Institute. 121 X Cleveland Place
Colo will send you at prepaid box Of the
treatment, with full
effect
will be the
sending for this possibly let
your \
that send 25c coin, OF
you really desire be
do remedy and
is o
remedy by delivered you
If than satisfied the
will returned requested interesting book
Positively
Secret for be given only with the Of the
administered without his
This point be observed send
treatment until I write asking which Do
which medicine.
d. Campbell, Mgr. Commonwealth n
stitute 1521-K Cleveland Place. Denver, Colo
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-26

If he has a little Judgment left and knows
that he cannot quit send and get the Common
wealth Institute Non Secret treatment for. him.
and in THREE DAYS time be can be perfectly
cured If he is past realizing what liquor Is
doing for him, send for the Secret remedy As
per the free offer made below. and cure him IN
from ten TO twenty days without his consent
by administering the medicine in tea coffee or
some food Perfectly harmless. the different ,
ingredients being plainly printed on each box
so that you may know it is, .tS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-26
"MODENE."

Apply for a few minutes and the hair
disappears as if by magic 1t cannot fail
Modene supersedes electrolysis. Used by
people of refinement and recommended
by all who have tested its merits. Mo-
dene sent by mail IN safety mailing cases
on receipt of S1.00 per bottle. Postage
stamps taken Address
Modene Manufacturing Co, Dept. $50,
Cincinnati. o.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-26

ing a record snowfall for this time Of
year
The funeral of Mrs. Frank McPoiin
takes place from the family residence to-
day
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-26
CONDITION OF STATE BANKS
Reorganization and Comparison Of
Statistics Involving Finan-
cial Institutions.

The secretary of state yesterday gave
out a statement showing the condition
Of state banks at two different periods.
Dec. 3, 1906, and March 8, 1867. In the
first instance forty-nine banks are re-
ported. and IN the last fifty-two banks
The totals show that on March 3 the
combined resources were $50, 1854. 81 and
on Dec. 3, 1906. they were 1921, 362 g.
The statement in full follows:
Resources.
March 9, 'e7. Dec. 3. 90.
Loans and dis
COUNTS sAZl,Stl, Dos "a ~, Oh S9- %
OVerdraftS - $500. So, 4l2 ~ so SO ~
Bonds, stocks, etc. $3.50, 227Sa 37Re07. Is
Banking house, fur
niture and fix
lures and real es-
tate :. ....:....... 9s7,4sA ss6, 1880
Due from banks
and bankers 49,. Zs1ass1.t4 S.79s.sss g.
Cash on hand So. ISIS, 540.56 2O91, rs. IS
Other resources 80. 9731979 40 CO.. IS
Totals ....s...s.. $50. 74s Ss4s2 s9.z77.s q
Liabilities.
March g, 'O7. Dec. 8. 'A6.
Capital stocks ...-..s ,405 go 90 S 227 551 09
Surplus funds 80. 464S67.So 291 $50 %
Undivided profits. $50, 209.7S S73,525g %
Due TO banks and
bankers 49, $500 Ills, CSC. % 2yGfI ga II
Individual deposits. L. go 9S6.2S I7,I23, Is6 10
Savings deposits e 90S, Sf5. 81 IL, S6s, 1S9 81
Other liabilities e. $40, 5ss.s5 sS6.es3. Is
Totals .7, Ss4.ss ss7,z .s6s 3
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DRINK HABIT
A Famous institute Treatment Which Cured Thou.
sands Now Within Reach of Every One-1,13s
Treated and Cured in One City
Year With Never Single
Failure
EVERYONE CURED
I'M THREE DAYS
So Formulated That the Patient May Be Cured Either
WITH WITHOUT His knowledge or Consent
Read Below of the FREE Offer Of Box
Bottle to Be sent Prepaid With No
obliqation Your Part -....

itself UP in the s7-
ing of
poison taken, drinking
until it entirely eliminated by
first to hence the
when drink
he judgment has
Il is his action is controlled
nv the brain and is Of
poison continually calling for he poweress He Is al
quit" but dOes-he caHno-and N you
hope to him take his proper place IN the world ana
life dared believe ne would
that he is cured The women folks must take TINS
is realize what is good for him
believes liquor benefits him. but you know
better.
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ARRIVE EARLY.
(Pittsburg Post.

THE papers claim there is a good deal
of money dropped at the track every
day"
fWeH?"
Il dent seem TO be able to pick up
any
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-26
HAIR ON THE FACE
NECK AND ARMS

Instantly Removed With
out Injury to the Most
Delicate Skin
In compromising an in
complete mixture was ac-
cidentaI1y spilled on the
back of the hand. and on
washing afteEward II was
discovered that the hair
removed We named the
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-10
FRATERNI0RD SO.
CiaI y Ben6fiCa.
CONOURsO.

En- Ii aeCEataTia General de eata AsO-
CiaCi6u, ge Fecibir6 pFopogicionea haNt4 81
dia 30 de Agosto 1907 GObEe provision de
los aignientes artfculos ds conner, deatina-
dOs 81 consume de los individuos do la
sociedad en las respeCtiyaa locRlidades en-
donde hays sido c0nEtitpido COnite de la
FRATERNIDAD.
CARNEs de reB (sin hueso) por 100
libEas diariss, por 200 ibras diaEiRs, por
800 libras diariaI, poR 400 ibras diaTiaG,
por 500 libTas diariau.
CARNES de reS econ huasO) por 100
IibEas diariag, poF 200 libras diaTiaS, por
800 libFas diArias por 400 libras diarias,
por 500 libras diarias.
PAN Complete hecho con harina
freSca ' de buena caIidad = bien cocido. }
poT 100 libFas diarias, por 200 ibFaa dia.
EiaB, pOr 300 libTas diaria1, por 400 libras
diaEiog, por 500 librau diariaB, por 900
libraB diaTiaB, pOr 1000 libras diariag, por
1900 libraB diaria1.
LECHE. (Pura con Ia densidad exi-
gida poE los Reglsmentos Eanitarios por
so cuartilloB diarios, por 100 cuaFtilloS
diaTios, por $50 cuaEtillos diaries, por 200
cuarti' los diarios, por $50 cuartilIos dia.
rias, poY 800 cuaFtilIos diaHios.
CONDICIONES-Sa abre ests con-
curse para todos y cada una de las locali-
dadsB de la isis, dOnde Sc haya constituidO
Comite.
El psgO dc estou artfcuIop, 90 veriacar6
al contado.
Para cantidadeH msyoreB, 30 har6n arre-
CLOS especiales con aquelloH que hRyan OBJ
tenido Ia buena pro.
Los preCioB que So eHtabIezcRn Ber6n
para artfculos que lR Junta Local de la
FRATERNIDAD 8 sus asoCiados tomar6
en- los pTOpioB establecimientoB de los ven-
dedoFes, Aiempre que est6n dentro del nd.
cleo de Las poblaciones respectivaG.
AdveTgaria declarada de los monopolios
e8ta eoCisdad, se reserva el derecho de
aCeptar varias proposiCiones en- cRda loca.
idad, mejoF que una sola.
La aceptaci6n de este contrato, apareja
la aumisi6n & la inspection mas escFupu-
loss de t0dos , de Cada uno de los miem.
bros de Ia Association.
El conCuFso debe hacerse con tanto por
Ciento de Fsbaja Bobre los precios corTien.
tes que % detRlla los no GSOciGdOs en-
10 Tespectiva loCalidad.
La duraci6n Dc este contrato ssr6 de
Beis meSsB, proFrcg gables por otros ssis ms.
Ees mas por voluntad dc ambas parties.
e. MotiensO CSntr6sa, Preaidents, Rafael
LOpes LGndT61, SecTetaFio.
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La guerra santa en- MarrueCos.

an fuego oda aH aadas ro Las Autord
ns condiG6n
que sndo s d oS PimoS da de dlna Cabanca.
90 6uye 10 d del ao los guiaron los cns
% dabsn Dc que guadaan cngents de Fo pea a h
blos
Mgthe
paaba AtTO
exaDgrcg empedo conaudo ing Ia fGna 10
aon ndo clio principle sman Los extEangsEos
aGd
ombsTdeo Mazgan Otaba
este ha gdo de pupales Tg sta
banCO pesos geEno
MandR eud bOmbadaa NJ Hughet
rvsd toda las eglaa orda Hays EafvaA
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PHa quSsO pTOhlbl Ia Vsnh.dS t0sorOs aTtIs'
tIGOS.

Ell bisn conocido publicista frances,
Pierre Baudin, urge & 81 gObierno para
que promulgue una ley semejants la ita'
liana que prthiba la venta , exportaci6n
de los tesoroB aFtfsticoa.
Dice que en- la RCtualidad mas del Gin
Cuents por ciento elas joyas de arta que
80 admiFaban On los museoa han Bido lla'
vadas los EatRdos Unidos y que solo han
qusdado artfcnlos de menor cuRntfa.
Aqnf oabs bien aqusllo de ''Rbogado eI
niHio, tapaF el poso'.
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EMPLAZAMIENTO.

FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico, & PIantaI
Bank Of Porto Rico sea 81 demandado
RntaB mencionRdo.
POR LA PRESENTE Sc NOTIFI-
CA A listed que Be ha preBentado en- Ia
ofeina del SeCretRrio de Ia Corts Munich
pal del Distrito Judicial Municipal de
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Ia demanda del
actor antes Citado, en- la cual, con las cos
tas gastoB de esta cauBa recIama usted
la suma de treBcientos treinta un dollars
cincuenta Y cinco centavos que le adeuda
por concepto de alquilereB de una casa =
gastos hechoB en- juicio para obtener ell
degahucio de la misma.
Y Sc NOTIFICA "A listed que de
no comparecer conteatar dicha demanda
dentro de los diez iias despues de notif-
cado; 81 la notification ue hiciere en- ell
diAtrito dentro de los veinte dias, ai se
hicieTe fuers del distrito, pero en- Ia Isla
de Puerto Rico , dentro de los Cuarenta
diRg, u sa hiCiers On otrs pArte, demRn
ts podrs psdiF y obtendF6 sentenciR por
ls eTpEeaada suma y las cOatsB de esta
causas
Es Abcgado del demandante don Ra.
mon Falcon Elias.
EXTENDIDA BAJO MI FIRMA en-
San Juan, Puerto Rico, hoy de Agosto
de 1907. Pedro Gonzales, seCEetRrio.-5 '.
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Destrezl Dc unl mOtOrIsta J hsrolsmu de IN
conductor.

Aver tarde, pudo ocurTir una deBgracia
& no haberlo evitado Ia deBtreza del moto'
Tista Eduardo JOglar, , del conductor
Ramon Garcia.
Un niho de dos afioB del senior Luis
r. C6rdova, practiconte del hospital mu'
nicipal, en- Puerta de TERRA, uali6se de Ia
casa On que vive, la calle llegando & Ia
via, On 81 momsnto precise en- que venfa
IN caro- electrico On direction de San
Juan.
Fu6 una eucena de ansiedRd en- IL que
tomaFOn parte par igual, motoTiuta , con.
ductOF, que afortunRdamente 20 fjaTon en-
el nifo.
FL conductor Ianz6ae 4 la carYetsra y
81 motOriBtR par6 81 CAIRO tan rkpidsmente
que pudO evitar la deggracia.
AmboT, meTecen se tonne en- meta 81 in
teres que 50 tcmRn por el pasaje y por el
fiel cumplimisnto de 50 debsreH, conaig
nkndolo aaf, como de riguroBa justiciR.
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SHRHCIO ESPECIAL DE GABEE
DR
La Democracia" ' La ConesDondencia'
UNIDAS
81 Shah nidinndn intarunnni6n
UNID as
Ell Shah pidiendo intervention.

Londres AgtO ntEvi
pidi6 sultan Tuqu
~ Edusrdo fandaa sOitud
de Pera emezan
IogaterTa Amania dsputan
aid del digsd Tquf question
66rge
parecs pa sgdn
Influenza polfica Pa
judica
q Persia
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CASA DE PREsTAMOs de JOu6 Ba.
IAN. Allen Fl st.-Hace operaciOnes SO
bFe alhsjaA DNde 100 dollars en- ade-
lante; el intar6s serd conventional y no ex'
ceder6 del so menauaI. Compra y ven.
de alhajas modernaB RntiguaB. San
.InRn. Pnarho Rico
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LrNRA FERRNA DEL ONsTH

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dO Bay0m6n , Copi,
lta BinaulSanOamOntO.
Dia9 labOEabl0-Na aflRna 8. 9.O6, 9 30
S.46 11.O0. TardO 1916, Las, B.16. ass, 6.A6
Dias fostivOS.-Manana 9, 7.Ob. $50, 0.4s
11.O9 1aTdo 12.16D l.8O, 2.Gon B.B0a 4.S0
6.A6.Y $50.
Blflsles baEAtoS para dlas fOstlvoS. De
Oatatio BayAm6n, ida vuOIta IL 0IASo
QO-26 - O1aBe e0-l8. De BaYana0n Ua6ailo
YVu@ata - OlasO SO-16, 50 OIaBo 8O-IO.
RiIIO3o OE1inaRi0 dc Capital & CatanO on
0IasO & O0RBaVoG.
BaYana6n, 10 dO EoptiONabF0 &o 1908
RA@6a VnIdes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-10

PERDIDA.-Un caballo negro ce-
bruno, CabO trasero blanOO y otro caballo
zaino con Cabos dslanteroa blanCos y CRbo
trasero bIanCo, se hen astravisdo de Is
fnCa ''San Luis" Bita en- Carolina, de los
HenoEes Arsuaga Barriola. Sc gratif.
cara al que los presente & BuS due
fos. 15 v. q.