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PLAN PURCHASE OF HALL.
Camps of Spanish War Veterans Ar
range 90 Secure Home.

preliminary arrangements for securing
a permanent home for the camps Of the
Spanish War Veterans and their aux
ilaTies were made AZ a meeting of the
District of Columbia United Spanish War
Veterans. at Oppsnheimer's Hall, last
night. The purchase of a hail at 1913
Twelfth street northwest was brought TO
the attention OF the camp meeting by
Robert G. Shinn. and "a committee, con-
siStiag of Mrs. Lizzie ". Calver Mrs l..
+ Ashton. Miss Eta Austin Joseph B.
Murray 6. l. ShOrey. AL John Lewis
Smith. was appointed 10 investigate
Addresses. conveying offers Of assistance
from the auxiliaries We're made by Mrs
Calver. Mrs. Isabel W. Ball, and Mrs
Henry Foster. Department Commander
J. Walter Mitchell presided and urged the
members to cooperate IN an endcavor 10
secure the necessary funds. Ways and
means were discussed. and IL was
suggested that a fair and bazaar for the
benefit of the home he given. and money
raised also by the subscriptions Of mem
bers. The Spanish War Veterans have
at present sufficient money to make the
first payment on their home. and as the
membership has greatly increased. the
purchase Of the building. il is stated, can
be made without difficulty.
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Every true woman delights in the soft
fluffy negligees which are intended for
feminine comfort Many Of these are ex-
quisite in effect though often of the most
Inexpensive materials Such charming eff
feet can be realized with the daintily
lgureG cballies and inexpensive silks, not
to mention the many pretty washing fab
RIGS that no one need deny herself so
pleasing an accessory. The sack shown
has a few tuCks at the neck in front. a
fancIful collar, which may be made very
attractive with lace or ribbon. and long.
short, or flowing sleeves. The girdle
around the waist may be omitted if a
loose lowing sack is desired There are
three collars given in the pattern. the
high standing and rundown collars being
included For the medium size the pat
tern requires , "a yards of 86-inch ma
teriaL 2312, sizes 81 to IS inches, bust
measure
4 pattern of this may be obtained by
in ostng 10 cents in stamps and address
ing Pattern Department, The Washing
ton Herald. 734 Fifteenth street north
west giving number (2312) and size
wanted
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SCHUMANN-HEINK's FAREWELL
Brilliant Programme to BE Given
This Afternoon at New National

Brilliant Programme to be GiVen
This Afternoon at New National.
The most attractive OF all the concerts
in the Washington College of Music series
will be given this afternoon at the New
National Theater. when Nine. schumann-
Heink will give the greater part OF the
programme. Between some OF her num-
bers, Mr.. Joseph Maerz will give some
piano numbers so that the great singer
may rest.
This Is 10 De the farewell appearance
Of Nine Schumann- Heink. one Of the
most popular, as she is one Of the highest
class, Of singers who has visited America
In recent years. Equally at home IN
grand opera. In comic opera. and on the
concert platform, she has in each field
won a place at the top. and no singer
stands closer to the hearts Of her
audiences. The concert this afternoon
will be IN every way remarkable one,
and already the demand for seats has
been so great that 1t is likely that there
will he many of the late Corners disap-
Of r. Arthur Smith
The programme 20 be rendered this aft
ternoon is as follows:
ta) Aris from tho Opera "Mitraue ....,....... Ross
,b "DH Dist die Rub .......-..,.,
cl Wohin ...-..-....--..... fffanz Schubert
ldJ Der W0nderer' ............-...J
Nine. Schumann- HCink.
n.
Piano soil Baliads Opus G................-...C Chopin
Mr.. Joseph MaoTz.
III
lal "HeimUeh Hugo Wolf
Do "Drei Zigcuner List
lci Widmung Schumann
Alme. SchUmann-Hcink.
".
tal SapphscAa Brshms
lbl Six Hungarian Gypsy Songs tCyclei....J
l. 'Ye Gypsies. HO! Sound Your Harps.
. High and Towering Rima Stream
,. Know Ye. When 1y Lovd One Is Farest
II All Bliss"
Z. Rowing God Thou Knowest How OFT I've
itued This"
). Art Thou Thinking Often Now, Sweet
heaTf"
6. "Rosebuds Three"
Nine. SclIumaun- Hciuk
Y
Piano Soil Rhapsode Hoagroise No. l2........ Liszt
Mr.. Joseph Alacrz.
VI.
Prison Scene from The Prophet .MeycTbcCr
"Fides." Nine. scliumsun- Heinz.
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Sues Railroad Comnnnr.

Alleging that the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company neglected to deliver in
good -ondition and whole numbers GER
tain household goods shipped by him
in February, 1905. from Homestead. Pa
10 Norfolk. Va, Joseph Jackson
through his attorney, Calvin Chase. yes
terday filed suit to recover $1,000 dam
ages from the railway company.
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Closing nar. of Ar Erhihit.

The Corcoran Gallery Of Art will be
open 10 the public tonight from TO 10
o'clock. Admission VIII be free. It is
announced that this will be the last
night exhibit Of the collection of Ameri-
can oil paintings. The gallery will be
open TO the public Sunday from 1880 to
p m, and Will be closed from
Monday morning until further notice in
order that the permanent collection may
be replaced. 1t is estimated that 80. 000
persons have visited the gallery since
the opening day, February 6.
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OBJECT TO PROF. jerks.
knights Of Labor Ask President to
Keep Him on immigration Board.

District Assembly No &c. Knights of
Labor, by unanimous vote, in regular
session assembled, passed a resolution to
be sent 70 the President, protesting
against the candidacy OF Prof. jerks,
formerly Of the industrial and other COM
missions, who now seeks an appointment
on the new immigration commission. They
base their protest on his bias against
labor and his Partially for corporate In
teTests az evidenced in all OF his work
since his appointment on the industrial
commission"
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eigners when they are finally corraled in
New York, Pennsylvania. New Jersey,
Delaware. Maryland. Ohio. and West Nir-
ginia, which States are now getting 60 per
cent OF the entire movement Of SlaY iHTni-
grafton. Eighty-five per cent Of all the
males arc totally unskilled, but as 80 per
cent Of all corners range between the ages
Of fifteen and forty-five, they are most
desirable for work In iron and coal mines.
As class they seem TO have little ambi-
ton or mental activity. and are most con-
tent when working at heavy mental toll,
though some Of them who have gone
farther West and taken up prairie lands
IN the Dakotas have turned out TO be eX-
celIent farmers. While the Slavs from the
Hungarian mountains are generally eager
to save enough to return home, the Poles.
though often iliterate and with only mod
crate ambition, have several prosperous
settlements. One Of the largest OF these
is in Buffalo. where the people have
proved so sturdy and dependable that
their mortgages are always considered
good investments.
OF the Levantine countries Syria, Ar
menia. and Turkey have all made cOntri-
buttons to Americas making, though as
a rule they have not been so welcome as
other races. The Armenian massacre.
however, was responsible for our receiv-
ing a very superior class of immigrants,
many Of them being people Of education
and training, capable of speaking from
three 20 six languages Many Armenians
and Syrians are employed in the manu-
facture of silk and cotton. usually on "A
Syrians were almost unknown here
Among the first corners were those who
came 70 the Chicago Fair in 1898 They
liked the country and advertised 1t so
much that many of their countrymen
came over TO take up the manufacture Of
gewgaWs for peddlers.
1.-THE Foreign Element i'm America"
will he continued tomorrow.
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WINTER RESORTS.

The Atlantic City Office of The Washington Herald located in
the Bartlett Building Of Atlantic and North Carolina ave
nue where advertisements be at regular Office rates
H. s. Wallace special representative.
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THE WllTGHIE
The Arlington.

steam heat. sun paTieE.
special spring rates. Booklet
fel3-5Gs
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one family Of Welsh origin which has
become particularly famous in the his
ory Of American education. letters. and
,tatecraft is that OF Jonathan Edwards.
Who was the son of parents born in
Wales he was known as the foremost
philosophical writer of his day. He was
he third president of the University of
Sew Jersey, now known as Princeton.
md of his descendants fourteen have
peen presidents of colleges. His grand
on, Aaron Burr, was Vice President OF
he United States and the central figure
d the most dramatic incident of the
arly DAYS of the republic Winston
'hUrchi!. the American author is an
theT Of Jonathan Edwards descendants
s Is aIso Mrs Theodore Roosevelt
'hTee presidents Of Yale were in di-
ect line from the head of this family
nd Nicholas Murray Butler, Of Columbia
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HOTEL RuDOLE.

ATLANTIC CITY NV JERSEY.
Directly GA Beach, American and European plans.
600 Ocean-ylew rJQms, lgJ suites, with private sea
water baths. phones Iu rooms orchestra. weekly
social features capacity lOJ0 special spring rates
CHAS. r. MYERS. Owner.
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EL Ola De
LOS MUERTOS

Una numeToBs ooncuTTencis en- Ia que
90 agFupaban todas las clRseB socialeu dc
la ciudad y de Eus baFrios, ha viGitado
hoy 81 cementeEic de oats capital.
Es el dia CoDss grado por la religion ,
la COstumbre para visitar los sitios en- don-
de repoBan para siempTe bsjo 81 msnto de
la madre TERRA aquelloE que faeron padres,
espoHoB, hijOs, pRrientes = amigos de los
que hoy, mas que otTRs veass van depO
Gitar flores en- HuB tumbss, deEFamar l6.
grimaG BobEe los Iugares que encieETan los
veneradoa YeBtcs.
El ndmeTo de Ccronas aEtifciales de
flores que alderman hoy las tumbas &C.
puItuTas del CementeTio de San Juan 60
verdadere mente extrRordinaTio y algu'
nos sspnlcroG han entsdo todo 81 dia mate'
Tialmente cubieEtos de flores.
Esta noche 30 llevar6n & efacto en- los
temples Cat6iicos de la ciudad las caremo'
MAS del ritual y msnana gs Cantataa mi
gas de difuntoB por lSB aImRB de los que
fueron.
Que las preces de hoy lleven & nusstroB
muertos 81 buen Tecuerdo de los que iguen
el camino de Ia existeDcia para en- Ia suce'
si6n del tempo scompshaTleS en- la eterna
mansion de 10 ipBondRblel
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Dia8 Llauza guRrdia Soltero. El Fev6l'
veTs reBult6 ser de propiedRd de N. Santa
90 quien impugo esta ma1ana SIS de
mults 81 jues del Vale por uBo dc armaB
prohibidas.
Luis ZuzRTEegui, de Ma1icso, BoIicita
psTmiso para RbriF nm pants6n hRcer IN
nuev0 enteEFRmiento.
-El vetsTinario del diatrito Sur infor
ma deBde Ponce que en- 81 dep6sito dc
Rnimalea TealeDgoA Sc encontTabR una
yegus al pRreceT con sfntomas do musTmo.
So hizo la inyecci6n con mailer sfeCti'
vamsnte di6 una rescci6n poHiGiVs, poT 10
que Sc hs ordsnsdo que sea Bacrifcada.
Eel a 'cRlde de Ysuco hR remitido al
LaboratoIio Qofmioo del depaEtameuto de
Sanidad, mueRtrs de sgua del RIO "DUEY'
que son las que sa pretsnde utilizsF en- 81
acueducto que hs de inatalaTBe en breve
an RquelIa poblaci6n.
Ell I spector de Banidad = bene fcen'
cia del consolidate ha pTesentado lag 81
guienteH denunciRs: Nueva denuncis
contra don Juan Eugenio Medina por no
haber cumpIido con las inatTucciones que
Sc le dieran hace Rlg6a tempo; contra
CslsAtino Andrade, poE vender lecha
adu'tsTads , contra FernandeE , Co. poE
el mismo delito.
-Esteban Sanchez, de Utuado, infor'
ma al Departments que 81 Official de So
nidad de aquella ciudad le ha clauBurado
81 cuadTa poF eatRr muy pegada la CaBa
de vivienda q poses. Msnifsata 81 mismo
tempo que Ia cuadra de refsEencia ss en-
cuentTR { IA metros de distsucia de la ca
80 que cree que es 10 Bufsiente, pueeto
que en- diverGas poblRciones ha visto que
exiHtsn cusdrag menor diAtanciR do Ia
que tiens Ii suya , no son clauHuradau
Rpeaar dc ellie,
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FalIeCl0 en- Caracas una distinguidI
dana pueTtOITiqueiia.
DaRa JuaDa Suarez Dc LoIrgs astlbl 0mplTgntada
con vlrlas tamIIIas De este pals.
EFa Ia 0sgasa del dlstInguldo GabaIIsTO don 10.
rsRzO MsEGadO.

FL Constitucionag, de Caracas, de 21 del
pr6ximo paSado Oetubre, d6 Ia triate nue.
va siguiente:
EN- Ia maiiana del s6bado SO efsctu6
eI acto del enterEamisnto del Oadkvsr de
la ssfioFa dcfia Juana s. de Leirap, matro'
ma honorable que fac en- vida IN oonBtsn'
te ejemplo de virtudes.
"Muchos amigos nueAtFoy guardian due
10 poF tan sensible fallecimieuto.
"EntEe elIos 90 hallan los Be1oTes Luis
LeiraB Lorenzo MeFCedo, para quieneB
eBpeCiaIizamoB en- Is preaenta nota nueRtFR
Eentids voz de pesar."
La Hefora Suavez de LeiTas, era una
distinguida DANA pusrtoFriquefs, muy
apreciada en Puerto Rico, auegra del Sr.
LoFenzo MsFcado tambi6n persona muy
conocida y estimadfyima ca Puerto Rico,
sobEs todo en- Ponce, ciudad de su Guns.
DAmos nuestro Bsntido p6same todoB
los familiareH de ls fnada, y eBpecislmen'
ta don Lsrepzo MeFcado, don; Luis Lei
rag, de Caracas y don Javier Estolt ,
Salas de San Juan, dsudOs de Ia que ya
no existe.
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La VILLA De MADRID.-En este espacioso
establecimiento, que es Ell mas i'm pOrtante
de Puerto Rico para Ell detail, estan reel
biendo ahora los artfculos propios para la
pr6xima estaci6n, tales como CasmireS, Al
paOas, BOas pluma de Ostrich lei timas, Ell
mejor surtido de Perfumsrla fran cesa, desde
lain 9a que es 81 fabrica8fe mas ~ gfa afamado sS 1 del
mundo Tenemos ell surtido mas compile
to en- Gorbatas, Paraguas, dncluso los geno-
VIlar, Cortinas Iejftimas de madras, un
complete surtido de COrses (dltima move
seoras etc Ia Vs De Tsdrd ac9de sas toda
persona de gusto que quiere comprar bue-
ma mercancia sin gastar mucho. P. O..
Box 765. Tel6fono 278 San Francisco 81.
San Juan p. r.
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ASAMBLEA 0 UE Sc
a-nunCia en- Ba-
yam0n.
Nal sistsma que Sc emplea en- Ia
ofioina de Ia |. F. del 0.
DafsTanels doI s0fsF Taboss,
{ De nuestrO cOnespOnsal. )

Noviembre 1o.-El domingo pr6ximo y
en- Ia mcrads del 81 nor don Angel Cestsro
tendr6 lugar una aBambleR, para ls que
Sc invita- & todos los unionistas de esta
ciudRd, por tTatarsa en- dicha RBRmblea de
impoEtsntes aBuntoH, en- 10 cuaI es de sumR
necesidad Ia asistencia del mayor ndmeEo
possible de correligionRTioB,
El Rcto empezaF6 & la / de la taTde.
-El Befior Torres Mufioz, corre!Igiona'
rio nuestEo, ha presentado h2ce tempo
una Holicitud pidiendo una plaza de guar
dia de penaleg a6n no se le ha conteSta'
dc. LlamSmos la Rtenci6n del ssfioF
CamunaB.
-sa llama la atenci6n de Ia poIicfa de
esta ciudad acsrea do una psndilla de
Chiquillos que Continuamente mOleRtan 81
Yecindario, Y eBpecialments haeis lGs
sfasras De ID calIe de Is Palma. Corriia
sEto, stfiaFR policia,
Senior Valdea: hemos vigto con pesar
que Be hace impossible sl tomar informeS
en- Ia cfcina de la empFess, Rcerca del
sistems establscido dc decir que no eSt6 en-
ella, nj Hip6lito ESpinOss, cuando uno los
eEtS viendo sllE
ESQ mas u6 BOZ UNA 4Ais@ u9 nsonCAou
al p6blico, que merece Eespeto, eB IN NAL
para Ia, emprssa, pueB un informe que
puede favorecarla, con ess BiStema la per.
iudica, porque 81 informe hay que tomarlo
del p6blico, este 10 da ofcioBo.
Ell sefior TaboaB hs puesto disposi
ci6n de este CorreBponBsl, pRFa aBuntoa de
importancia de peri6dicO, en- case que hsya
0ue touAR noEs fueFa de lRiciudad, c6ba
llo cohe.
Eats CorresponEal da lss'gracias al.sr.
Taboas. por Ga atenci6n.
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H0TEL nLuMENu

San Francisco 81. San Juan P. r.. altos.
Montado & la moderna, ofrece todas las
perBonaH excelenteB comidas, habitacionea
c6modaB ventiladas, 1aloneB espaciosos
para deacanso , bsflo. Las Comidas se va
FfRn diariamente y los servicios responder
4 los deseoS de los parroquisnoB. En- Is
plants bsjs tiens bien montads cantina
con surtido general de licores salon bi.
liar. Los forasteros tsndrSn todas las Be.
guridadeH en- Bus inteEesss bajo la Gus
todis y Etsnci6n del que Huscribs. Rafael
Memo. PPopietsTio. 15v. a.
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HOTEL CATALUNA.

Establecido. en- la magnifca
casa de Belabal, con vista a la
bahia, magnffcas y frescas ha-
bitaciones, mesa comfortable, pre-
clos m6dicos, Sc admiten abo-
nados.
Tanca ndmero. 2.
San Juan Puerto Rico.
80 '. q.
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La TlEND!TA.
DE JosEFA EOHEvARRIA.

Plaza Principal 90, San Juan P. r,
Por cada 10 centavos que Ba gaSten hREts
el 10 de Enero de 1908 10 otoFgsr6 una
papelets de una linda muneca , an objeto
de aTte. Hay efectos Rsligioscs, Jugue'
tes y artfculoH de novedad para seloraH.
d. D.
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Los susios d Puerto Arturo.

Berlin, octubre 15.-se encuentra en-
Berlin psxs poneTSe en- curs de una sfsc'
ci6n cardfaoR eI general StoegseI, famoso
defsnsor de Port Arthur. Apenas llfgs'
do & Berlin, le hs dado uu sfncope y eBtS
muy grave.
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Gfln ba!!s en- BaY,n6n.

Sabemos que de esta Capital oonourri'
ran 4 csc festival variaB damss y caballe'
roH, lucisndo los eIegantes bonitos trsjeg
que por d timo vspoF de los Estsdos Uni
dos, be han recibido en- 81 ESTABLISHMENTS
"La Palmepaua", de los Ssag. PieEas Go.
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sOGIEDAD MuslsO TEATRlL De PUERTO RICO.

La Junta de Directories ha acoFdsdo
ijar como dttimo plazo 81 dia aiets del
corEienta para que los sefiores accionistaB
que no hayan psgsdo algdn dividendo 10
hagRn sfectivo; siendo tai t6rmiuo defni'
two. San Juan, Puerto Rico. Noviembre
10 de 1907. Te.rsdOr, Fregidente.
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La Luna Do ZalduoEdo J Mlsr.

En- este acreditado establecimiento ell
pdblico hallara siempre un surtido COM
pleto en- mercanefas de todas proceden-
cias, desde la mas modesto muselina de
cinco centavos hasta la mas RIGA "Pongle
Silk" legftima de la China.
Tanto para dsmas como para caballerOs
el surtido es de 10 mas varfado que pueda
concebirse. En- telas de seda, lana algo-
don no sc puede pedir mas hay para todos
los gustos y para todas las fortunas.
Ult1mamente sc han recibido los siguien-
tes artfculos que estan Hamando la aten-
ci0n del pGblico por su caIidad y baratura:
Mitones, Guantes, Coronas para novias,
sombrillas, velos para Ia cara, medias,
Calcet1nes, Corbatas, Capas espaflolas,
COrtes de pique para chalecos, i'd. de CAST
mir para pantalones, Colchas de punto,
Id. de Damasco Driles blancos de hilo,
Id. asargados, Cretonas de hiIo para saba-
mas, Holandas y Batistas, Oreas, AplicaciO-
nes de seda para adornos, Chales de seda,
Blusas bordadas, Cinturones, RasOs, Bro
cados, Tafetas, Piel de Cisne, Crespones y
Gasas para luto, Cubrecorses de hilo y
seda, Alpacas, Cheviots, Casimires y en-
IN un surtidO tan variado que aer1a impo-
stble enumerar.
Un paseito por Ia Luna vereis las no
Vedades que encierra este bon1t0 sat6l1Le.
Encajes Valenciennes y de punto Bro
derit de todas classes , coIores.
Boas de piel de Conejo de plunas de
f0d9a 0Iase1>
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LA RELOJERIA , joyerfa del 81.
Kehrhahn y Co. Se ha trasladado Ia ca
lie da San jose Is frente 81 Correo, dondo
hay constsntemente un busn Sartido dc re-
lojes otFRu prendAa pa
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SEPElIO

81 entierro del que en- vida fu6 Angel
BugelIaB tendr6 lugaT esta tarde q las 5
FoTtalezs So No 50 han repartido invi
tscioneB.
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FOR SALE.

A farm opposite contiguoB weth the Cen
trail High Road, conai.ting Of fifty acres Of
land, Of first and second class pasture;
with atone and wood two-Btory houae; but
chsT stall and grocery store; 20 yards
Stable; coffee plantation, and Quarry
producing from $12 to SIS day.
Also q capital in Oxen and Carts,
amounting to 81 500, which are likewise
for sale.
This property is situated in Rio PisdraB,
Jurisdiction Of Csguas
For information apply to Mr.. Ramon
Pineiro, of Rio Pisdras 15 v. O.
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Sc YENDE,

Uns fnncs compuenta de cincuenta
cuerdaB de teTEeno paste de Ira. = "a. ella
Ee frents Ia CaTreters central. Tiene ca
10 de mamposterfa , MADEIRA, de alto
pueBto de carnicerfa y establecimiento d.
puIperfa, cuadra de caballos de 20 varaB,
csfetsIes, cantera que produce 15
pesos diarioa un capital de 81, 800 On bue
yes ? csFretas que tambi6n 30 venden. Es
ia 6nca estS Hituads en- Rio PiedraB colin
dando con Caguas InformarS en- Bic
Piedras don Ramon Pinsiro. IS Y. a
FOR SALE.
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CASAs EN- PUERTA DE TERRA.
Sc yendsn vaHiaa casas en- dicho baEEio,
bien situadaa que producer buens rem
e. InformarGn apartado ndmero 979,
San Juan, z, r. 10V =.
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Do Administrator.

Avisamos a las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse a este dia-
rio, que 81 peri6dico no les sera
enviado, 81 81 aviso que con tai
objeto remitan, no viene acom-
panado del importe de la sus-
crici6n.
Esta vale por un trimeste
1925. Por un semestre $3.50.
Por un afio $500. RGgo an
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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-02-14
c. O. D. BILL SIGNED.
Tax of Five Thousand Dollars Is I'm
posed by Measure.

posed by Measure.
Austin, Feb. 14.-Governor Campbell
has approved the Thompson bill. which
leTies an occupation tax of $4,000 to
the state upon express companies for
each office where they deliver intoxi-
authorizing the counties and towns to
each levy tax of 50 500, making a to-
tai tax Of $4,000 in all on each such
office. This act takes effect at once
so that hereafter any C. o. D. delivery
of liquor in Texas without the payment
OF such tax will subject the express
agent and the express company to the
penalties prescribed by the act. The
law applies to all points in the state.
whether local option or not, and it ap-
plies to any person, firm or corpora
ton which may deliver liquor on the
c. 0. d. plan, whether in the express
business or not.
The senate Tuesday discussed the
Looney anti-pass bill.
Senator Terrell offered an amend
ment to strike out exemptions in favor
OF ministers, Young Mems Christian
Association secretaries, inmates of sol
diers' homes, homes for widows of sol
diers, inmates OF orphanages and man
ayers of such institutions
Senator Looney offered a substitute
which provided only for the elimina
ton of managers of such soldiers and
orphans homes. Tabled.
Terrell amendment was adopted A
motion to reconsider was tabled.
Senators Green and Willacy offered
an amendment providing that the pro
visions for passes or reduced rates
shall be effective only in so far as
they do not conflict with the constitu
ton, the intention being to save the
bill if it is in part unconstitutional
Senator Skinner offered substitute
having an Identical, purpose, but couch
ed in what wah deemed better legal
phraseology. 1t was accepted, and be
came the original proposition, and was
adopted.
Antitrust measure was discussed in
the house. Baskin McGregor liquor
bill was also considered