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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28

its natural inclination, the mountain
GUS ranuns of clay and rock through
which the sewage Of 4 great city IS con-
Quoted across tn" quiet plains OF an
inland state. the gigantic Concrct"
cavcrns through which. near Joliet. the
waters nf the Channel will plunge
down-Nard making electricity as the|
plunge these things will n"i attract
Il larger number of amazed spectators
than the dam which hutters is wings
in imitation of the beautiful insect after
which il * named"-- Win Hlrti III the
Technical World Magazine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28
PASTOR ORDAINED.
Miss Isabelle Is Installed Minister at
Pittston.

PittStOn. Ne, oct 21.-(SpeciaD.-
An ecclesiastic council met in the Con-
gregational church Pttston Friday al
ternoon. oct. -. The council Was
called by the Pittston church for the
purpose of ordaining to the Congrega-
tional ministry. Miss Isabelle Phelps.
who has been serving the church as
pastor since June. The following
churches of the kennebec Conference
We're represented by pastor and dele
gate:
Augusta. Gardiner. South Gardiner.
Hallowell and Winslow. Rev. Charles
Harbutt of Portland. secretary of the
Maine Missionary Society, was Il dele
gate by invitation.
Rev. G. A. Wight of Hallowell read
the letter nlissve calling the council,
after which Rev Charles Harbutt was
chosen moderator and Rev. Robert
Lawton of South Gardiner scribe.
Miss Phelps read brief. Yet clear
and comprehensive paper. presenting
her views of the nature of the Chris
tian ministry. her preparation therefor.
together W it'll a statement of her thee
ing of the paper and "A thorough qu"S-
tioning of tn" candidate she was
deemed by the council we'll qualified
for the work Of the Gospel ministry.
After the close of meeting of me
council bountiful supper WAS served
in the church vestry I" which all did
ample Justice
The ordination scrViC" took place
in the evening. the order of the SER
vice being AS follows:
Scripture reading ana Invocation
Rev. Robert I.aWton: ordination SER
mon Rev. G. \. Wight; ordination
prayer. Rev. Charles Harbutt; charge
| t" the pastor. Rev. J. l.. Quinhy, Gar
| diner: right hand Of fellowship, Rev.
Robert Lawton. charge to the p"orl"
Roy. u. H. Evans. Augusta: bcnedic-
| ti"n. R"v Miss isabelle Phelps.
! The ordination If Mis- Phelps VIII"
| minister and comes of q long line Of
| congregational ancestry. is of special
| interest rs this is supposed to be the
| first ordination of Il woman to the
| CONGREGATIONAL ministry in tn" state
! of Maine. II il customary to "rdair
! women to IL" Congregational ministry
in other states and one. ut least. is
| pastor If Il congregational church in
Maine. but Miss Phelps is believed t'
l." tn. first one ordained in this STATE"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28
MILLIONS RELEASED.
Promise Of London Gold Relieves
Situation.

New York. oct. ot.-Shorta ,c
of actual money. the chief trouble in
the bank situation. was relieved
Saturday by the receipt of So
600. 600 in small bills from Wash
ingtun. Leading bankers announced
that. in addition to this, they
had arranged for the import of
$1O.O0O.000 in gold from London on
Monday. The bankers pool gave fur
Their assurances to members of the
Stock Exchange that money would be
provided for call loans whenever
needed
Issuance of Clearing House certili-
Gates was also authorized by the
Clearing House ASsocia ton Saturday.
the method to be pursued to be -,le
same as that in 1898. This will end any
further anxiety in regard IL the sup
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28
Cbaroe for Napkins

Recently . pretenti"- = food shop opener
on y clo..; street uptown with TINS hoN
New plarn; unjGu" ethoh5. t>ctli ,i@''
united with individuality. Our offering;
are the fin est that money can biiy or skill
produce" So far good. Tic highly
poll. he'd tables are Clothlcss, and ut eitn.''
end of each festive board .oot-hiC II
stack of napkins was available. Instinr-
lively men ard women ~ the noon rush
appropriat ed the handy napeIy to DO duty
beneath tie china service, When checks
were rende red there arose by degrees u
mIrnnr of protest from al over the dun
irg hall Customers We're Ia.kirg at an
additional charge of five cents. Every
time noorvalker was appealed to he
politely pointed to the fontnote on tie bill
Of fare reading as follows. W alters arr,
instructed To charge five cents more il
patrons spread napkins on tables or
top of the menu cards vas this IF
toll us. '-Pittsburg Dispatch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28

Postmaster General Meyer issued an
order Friday respecting tin" purchase
by business men of stamped envelopes
that will mean much to large users IF
the government envelopes. II provides
that when an order is placed with Il
postmaster for stamped envelopes only
the cost of the envelopes and printing
thereon shall be deposited with the or
der. instead of the entire cost of the
envelopes printing and stamps. as al
present. This will prevent TIL" tying
up of large sums of money pending the
delivery of the envelopes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28

Two men walked into the SUD-
treasury at Philadelphia Friday morn
ing. grabbed $4,000 that was being paid
out TO a national bank teller and
started to run from the building.
Clerks and others gave chase. the men
We're captured and the money recov-
cred. At the police station the men
gave their names as c. D. Bales and
Charles Matthias OF New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28

There are registered in the United States
says Capt. James Collin" Summers in an
article in the current Broadway maya
zine. over 129A sea-goino steam yachts.
representing approximately $50 0o0,H0 o.
these. more thar 800 fly the Aaa of the
New York yacht club. Others steam m
der the .olors Of the CorHthian yacht
club or Marhlehead or the Atlantic yacht
club or smaller clubs. There are more
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28

a few months before the last general
election a good authority H. q. G. MOney.
in i.GnC ," Daily News. August =. 80.
circulated th:t che person in every sew
tn1ten If the population IF this country
Was ~ Fac been Il palmer in tie year
eudini; Lady day. 19o5-Loldon Outlook
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28

steam yachts registered in this counn,S
than in Enc,and ar France or heIfi'en''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28

Toe water Of the natural brine springs
of DroitWich is twelve times stronger
than sea water.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-08

Our Grill Room at the Royal Cafe is
open daily from to IL D. m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-08

Chicago, May 7.-On the produce ex-
change today the butter market was
easy; creameries. 1SQ25; diaries, 1s625.
Eggs-Firm at mark; cases included,
Is; firsts, f6; prime firsts, II.
Cheese-Steady; Halls
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-08
Butter and Eggs.

New York, May Butter and eggs TN
changed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-08
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. May July wheat closed Z
lower today, corn was down 1sQ12 cent,
oats were a shade higher and provisions
were 11aNl2iz cents lower.
Trading in wheat was active all day and
prices fluctuated nervously within wide
range. Sentiment at the opening was
beaTiSh because of the reports of addi-
tiOnal rains in Nebraska and Kansas and
predictions of warmer weather for the
northwest. Crop damage reports, how
end of the first hour July advanced to
50. new high record for the season.
Higher prices at all European grain cen
ters strengthened the demand The sharp
upturn brought out liberal selling by To-
cal aud outside holders. which soon forced
prices downward. During the remainder
of the day the market was easily affect
ed in eithe direction, but within the last
half hour bearish sentiment seemed to
predomiuate and the market closed rather
weak. July opened lac higher to lzc lower
at S5isdS515. sold off to S47s and advanced
TO Sc. closing at S5is.
Warmer weather in the corn belt had a
depressing effect upon the corn market.
The longs were the best sellers and cash
interests took up the greater Part of the
easier tone of the wheat market were
minor bearish influences. The market
closed weak. July opened unchanged TO
+ lower at 49S4 M495s, rose to 90 and de-
eiined to 4sss4f91z, closing at the low
point
Oats were inclined to be firm. but prices
moved within a narrow range. July OPEN
ed unchanged to i higher, at 431I431s. sold
between 425s and 1873 and closed at $50
43Is
ings were fair but demand was light
July pork closed 1919 lower, lard and ribs
were each down ~
The leading futures RANGED as foiIowsi
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-08
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Kansas City, May 7.-cattle-Receipts,
5000; steady: native steers, 4.75d6.20; ma
tive COWS and heifers, 2.S5G5.35 stockers
and feeders. 3.50Q5.25; bulls. 315n450:
calves. 3-5ad550; western fed steers, As
G5.50 western fed cows, 325q4.75.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; strong; heavy,
6.2719d5.35; packers, 6.S046.40; light, 6-359
6.471a; pigs, 5.25g5.75.
SheeD-Receipts. 5000: market steady;
muttCns, 5.50d6.60; lambs, 70oQs.60; range
wethers, 5.5097 90; fed ewes. 5.25de.e0
Chicago May 7.-Cattle-Receipts, $500;
market steady; beeves, 43Gde. 10; cows,
1.SGd4.75; heifers, 2.60Q6.S0 calves, 5.009
$50; good TO prime steers. ). zoos. 40; poor
to medium, 43ods.so; stockers and feed
ers, 230d50o.
Hogs-Receipts. 1890: market strong;
Hight, 6-e5d6.52iz mixed. e.25Gs. 5eja; heavy,
6.l0d6.50; rough, 6.10G6.25; pigs, 5.90d6 10;
good choice heavy, 6.40d650.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900; steady: natives,
440Ge.T5; westerns, 440ds.75; yeariings
6. 75Gs765; lambs, s.50QS.6o: westerns, $500
SO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-08
Wool Market.

Boston. May 1.-THE wool market is
steady and moderately active. In terri
tories buying is confined to small lots,
though a fair volume of business has
been negotiated. The market for pulled
woods is quiet. Foreign grades are firm.
Quotations:
Celifornia-Scoured basis. northern
choice, 6I06S; northern good, 64de1: mid
die counties, 65a66; southern, 62963; fall
free, 57Q5S
Oregon-Scoured basis. eastern No. I
staple, T2d73: eastern No. l clothing, IS
40; valley No. l. 60G62
Territory-Staple, secured basis fine.
72a79: fine medium. 6SGZ0; medium. 65d
ee; territory ordinary. secured, fine. $50
20; fine medium, 66G6S; medium. 62dsl
Colorado and New Mexico-Sprine
secured Y, eS07o: No. /. 63m65; pulled
woods secured. basis, extra, 7oa73; fine A,
62d65
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-08
Money, Silver, Etc.

New York, May Money on call
steady; 21zu3iz per cent; ruling rate and
closing bid, pa; offered at g.
Time loans. steady and stronger; sixty
days, Ax44 per cent; ninety days, per
cent. six months. AZ per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 5lzde per
cent
Sterling exchange easier with actual
business in bankers bills at 4.s540114. S6s5
for demand and at 4.S36OG4s365 for sixty
day bills Posted rates, 4s4 and 4.S1.
Commercial bills, lS364S3is.
Bar silver, 55iS.
Mexican dollars, 50ik
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds irregular
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-08
Coffee and SUGAR.

New York, May 7.-Coffee futures
closed steady az a net decline of 5dl0
points. all months but May showing the
maximum loss. Sales were reported of
q. 80 bags. including May at 545a5 5:
July, 5.sofe.35; September. 5.25d5.30; De-
cember. 5S015.S5 and March, 5.35G5. 20.
Spot coffee quiet; No. Rio, 6iz; No. |
Santos, ~. Mid coffee dull; Cordova,
9G125Z.
Sugar-Raw. firm: fair refining, 396;
centrifugal Sc test, $40; molasses sugar,
3.oe. Refined is steady
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-08
Metal Markets..

New York, May Spot tin was los low
er at 9l9l los in the London market,
but futures were unchanged at e1S7 los
Locally the market was quiet with spot
quoted at 2.n0eD42 40
Copper was lower in the London mar
ket, with spot declining Ell SIS Sd to s103
Cd. and futures lost 81 los. closing at
a102. Locally the market was unchanged
with lake quoted at 25.0o125 so: electro
lytie at 4Sslsq2i.55, and casting at 800
d2s.6o.
Lead was unchanged in both the Len
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Financial and Commercial

don and local market, closing at Els
Us Cd abroad and at 6.0066.05 locally.
Speiter was unchanged at e26 Ia Lon
dor and at 6.s04660 in the local mar
Eet
Iron was higher in the English mar
ket, with standard foundry quoted at COS
ID and Cleveland warrants at Cos Sd. Lo-
cally the market was firm. with No.
foundry northern quoted at 250626 70;
Ne. foundry northern at Is. 006e625: No
foundry southern at 26.0012s5o; No. 2
foundry southern at 250o026oe
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-08
Treasury Statement.

Washington, May 1-Today's statement
of the treasury balances in the general
fund. exclusive of the yfSo 600 GO gold re-
serve, shows: Available cash balance
1854, l1S, 454; gold coin and bullion, s99 $780,
rs; gold certificates. $40, 5000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-08

Kodol for indigestion and dyspepsia
not only digests what you eat, il tones
the stomach and adds strength to the
whole body. Makes rich, pure blood.
Kodol conforms TO the national pure
food and drug law. Sold by Charles
Van Dyke. ESQ Main street.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-13
CAUSA RUIDOSA EN- BAVIERA.
El Post psrseguidO como IihsIO por
ell ex-COmisariO imperial en- Afri-
ca, Dr. Carlos Peters.

Munich, Junio 3O.-DeBpiertsn gran
inteT6s las sesiones del juicio seguido con.
ira el director del 'PoBt'' de eata ciudad q
virtud de qnerells presentada poT el DR.
Carlos Peters, Comissrio Imparial que fac
on les colonias sfricanas de Alemania 81
afio 1901 quien el peri6dico atsc6 du q
mente por la crueldad que deBpleg6 con
los naturaIeB del pAfs. Esta acusaci6n,
juicio del querellants, es calumniosa, y
pide que SO imponga & 50 autor Ia pena
correspondence a los libsliatas difams'
dores
Entre los tsstigoB de Ia defensa hs com
parecido el c6Iebre leader del paFtido So
Cialista Fernando Augusto Bebel, miem-
bro del Reichstsg, que probo la perversa
crueldad desplegada por 81 Doctor Paters
duEante "a mando en- Africa, dando lsctu'
ra varios p6TrsfOs de nm libro por este
pub'icado, on 81 que refeTe Bus prOesas.
En- una ocaAi6n dice: 'Nosotros casabR'
mos los Balvsieg en- log 6rboles tiEoa
como 81 fuerRn gorTioneB."
Cuando le TOGO decaraF al querellante
ingisti6 en- afrmar que este y otFos passjea
paFecidos dc 81 ibro est6n escritos en-
6ioo 6Eon'' con 1""oar enter Fam'nt' g'FnA'
AL Presidents del Tribunal le ha costa
do gran trab,jo manteoer 81 oTden durants
los debates. pues 81 p6blico interrumpfa
cOnstsntemente los testigoH con ruidosas
manifestations de aplRuaos 8 de cenBura
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GOnu0catOrla 4 Juntl General EUtrlOrdlnlrla Do
AecI0nIstls d The InsuIar Dock Company.

En- uso de las facultades que le confere
el Art. %. de los Estatututoa de la Junta
Directive de The InsuLar Dock Company
ha acoFdado convocar 4 JlIatG EatraOrd5-
maria de AcciOnistas para el dia 26 del CO.
rrients mes, cuyo acto debsra tener lugar
en- las ofcinas de Ia Compaifa (calle
Allen ndmero 89) las dOs de Ia tarde.
Es objeto principal de Ia citsdR reunion
el determinar 10 forma y modo de cerrar
eI contrato de construction del mueIIe de
espig6n ndmero 2 con casaa RESIDENCES en-
los EstadCs UnidcB, aal como 81 fjar Ifmi
ter y acordar poderea especiales para Ia
emisi6n de bonos hipotscaTioB, 81 hubiese
necesidad de clio, una comiBi6n de Di-
rectores que ha de traaladarss New York
con el objeto d objetos autes indicados.
Comisi6n que, Sc ha acordadO por Ia Di-
rectiva embRTqus en- primer vapor por
cueuta propia YEA sin que Bus gaatos graz
ven los intareues de "The InsuIar Dock
Company,
Lo que be hace p6blico & los efectos
conniguientea. - San Juan, Puerto Rico
Julio 10 de 1907.
6. CONDE, Presidente. 6v.
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Ordsa general d Il paIIela.

I.-Por esta orden eB ascsndido q la
categorfs Do Cabos el guaFdia Florencio
a. Mufioz trasLadandoBeIa prestar SER
vicio al pussto de Toa.Baja. II.-Por
esta orden be hacen los siguinteg tTas'
lados: Ter. taniente. Ram6n Martinez
Chapel Manati. Edo. teniente 6alom6n
Costa & CaroIins, 2do. teniense Rafael
Bird Caguas 2do. Juan Lopez Diaz 4
Ahasco, 8arganto Manuel Areizaga,
Ponce, Sargentas Leonardo Rscio, Ca
muY. Rufno Torres, Aguadilla. Jose
Diaz Llenza, & Guayama. EraEmo To.
rreg, SaliuRs. Fernando Quinones, 4
Arecibo. Waldemar Bithorn, & Baya'
mon. Jose julia Marfn. & Rio Piedras,
y MRrcslino Sierra, 4 Santurce. Cabos
Ramon M. Ortiz, al Quartet General.
Jol6 M. Emanuelli, Lares. Jose 3,
VallRdsTeB, & Aguss Buenaa. Vicente
Gonzales, Cayey. joaquin Sim6,
Caguas. Agultfn scharron, & Isabela.
Luis M. Baez, QuebradiIlas. Baudilio
Gasanovas, q Ponce. Miguel MiEallea,
Cidrs. Salvador G. Lopez, & SantuTCe.
jose I. Cordero, & Vega Alta. Secundino
Fuentes, & Manatf. CaYetano Lopez
C6peTo, Ponce. Antonio RoseIl6, &
Adjuntss, Manuel Caparr6A & Rio
Grande. Julio NJ. Izquierdo, CeibR.
Avelino Gonzalez, & Hatillo. Alberto
Hurtado Carolina y Jos6 Acar6n Co.
Frea, & San Sebastian Guardiau Aureo
Dlaz, Baysm6n. Jose 81 Igleuias, 4
Isabella. Domingo MRrini & Manatf.
Antonio Rivera Santiago, q Manatf. 81
Sargeuto Rafael Igaravi3ez policfa inBu
lar que presto aus ssrvicios couno escri'
biente en- las Oficinas del Cuartsl General
ha sido daBtinado & Comandar ell Puesto de
San Juan.
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CONTRASTES.

Como una bOmbs ha cafdo ca los cfrcu-
los clericaleg BocialiAtas de Paris Ia mo-
ticia de que Ia hija de M, JsuE6s, Jefe
del partido sOcialiAts, va tomar 81 vslo
de mopja.
Jau16s es un temible socialists, uuo de
los mas resueltos ibre penssdores de
Francis, de irfuenciA incOntrastable como
jefs de psrtidO , como redactOr de LA
Humanite"
A pesar de esto, las sefioTau de su casa
(eSpOSB, hia , suegrs, son fsrvientes cato
licaB Run vsceB raYanss en- mfstica
RugteridAd
La WfoTa de Jaur6S aprueba con toda
81 alma la resoluci6n de su hija, y ella
misma Be pFopOne cOnsagraE 10 que le
resta de vida al regimen de oraci6n = me.
ditacioneE.
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FANAS 1E EUR0PA.--Los eminentes y sa-
bios medlcOs Germod ROuchardat, NOnts
v ChOmel en- sus estudiOs sObTe el vino san
Rafael de Valence (DrOme) France. des-
pues del anal1sis hechO pOr los em1nentes
sabios Liebig y PasteuT, certifcan que las
prOpiedades de este vino son de tai excelen-
cia, que su us0 debe ser Obl1gatOriO q los
enfermos debiles y anemicos, y que toman-
dOlO, frecuentenente garant1za buenR sa-
lud, 10 que re6ptn1enda muy et1cazmente
8 todOs sus cOlegRs. Cu1dese mucho con
las falsiticacioneB Unicos agentes para Ia
Esla de PtO-Ee1cO. CeTeOedO AeFn10SS0s y
In San Juan PR,
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PARA Ell CALORl-sLa Villa de
Madrid, acaba de Eecibir las legftimas ca
misetas de Crep6 De saut6, drill de hilo
ndmerO 100, alpacan ingleBaa y 81 mas
gEande Gurtido de perfumerfa francssa
nui como Cauimires hjerOs para la e1ta
Ci6n del caloE.
En- nuestros almaeanes, todos los diss son
de moda, pueu para el pdblico de gusto
Tampre asvenda bueno J barato. Tel6fo
no 273. p. o. Box 764-San Francisco
61.-Ean Juan p. r.
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EspIas iaponases en- los Estados unidos

(Caforn
dc Santa Cruz dens
asinas
gobieo
9
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Carbon para la escuadra del atIantiCo.

Washington Julio 3EI
dele gobieno
haYa frmado cnats carbon coniea
ombundbe Pacffoo caE nua4 No ha dad
di
me s @ ha empromede enar pedido ecto st6
do dia Hs mil toneladaS cabida Este sFcO di
nal de 5uez mas e trayeco
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JudIOs Chimes.

En- Kalfungio, China, se hallsn bBjo Ia
infuencia americana, deBde Ia Ultima insu,
rrsooi6n de los boxers, los descendientes
dc los judfos chimes que colonizaron ese
pals durants la dinAatfa que gObsrn6 81
ImperiO desde dosdentos amos antes, haBta
doHcientou dagpR6s de la venidR de Cristo
Esa colonia e1ts mancionada en las memo
rias de inBigneB viajeros europeos, entire
ellos Marco Polo, en- 81 BigIo d6cimo Guar.
to. mientras que en 1000 y 1.704 fac
visitada pOr mluionerOs jsSuitas.
Un visiero contempoTdneo dice que va
CAST no hay judfOs ChinOR pero al mismo
tempo aSegura que Gus archives , table
ten hiet6ricas 90 cuidan con 81 mayor
esmero
En- 'sNta imprenta ss vende pRpel de pc.
pf&f1Snn vvSaSa 90 IN Im.AQ q 4SI-l, RI ....nSs.
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-EL ssNUEVO CAFE de los esDo-
sOs Morgan, Fortaleza Fl, AGABA DE
RECIBIR un complete Eurtido dc los me-
joEeu dulCeE. ElegRnteu caFtuchos propios
para regalOs. Helados, rsfrslCOB, fIutas
Rl natural , todO Cuanto Eegals 81 paladaT
mku dsliCado 20 encuentrR alll primoToHa.
msnto SoEvido. Cafe con leCha y choCo-
late, desde Las siete dc Ia mAflana las
IL do Ia noche. FAmonO chocolate BA'
KER muy aCredita do en- todo 81 mundo.
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ABOY VIDAL Co.

TetuAn 81, ssn Juan, Puerto Rico.
OfIs,er U. surtidU complete de madeTas
Cepl,;sdas, machismbFadaB
AcsbHD dc rsuibir cuRrtoneFfa, tablcn.
clio charlie y juntera etc, de todas di.
mst slonsA PRECIos MoDICos 80 Y,
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SERNgI0 ESPEGIAL IE CABIES
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pdd DECLARE dha coDfa
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international
gado bn6 dgdo Mr. Joseph H. Choaa
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poiConea han praenado
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En- honor de Yama mamOtO.


6 smb mbajador apon6s Washington Ao
p6blic
anto del gobeno Marina
nvueva 81 Official apon6V dsnido Diego (Cf du
de minuGoBa nviga6u
mas completes dates de Las defn del Pacf tales emaza
les pezaa Caibes acRnce provision de las mismas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-13

JOSE MENDIN.-Yende al detail ,
al por mayor cal viva , Rpagada. GrAva
arena duLce y ofrecs LanChas de 10 q
15 toneladaH para tranBports de toda Clase
de cargo. Para informeS, Plays de los
Ladrillos San Juan. 30v.
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ByEM MEsOe!O.

POr teneFSs que auBsntaE So duefo Sc
tFsspass una casa de comercio, bien acre.
ditad.- con usgnCiO prOpio, BituAds 81 iA
ca q Tetusn. Para informes diEijirse 81
apart do 367 Is VS.
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EN- Ell CLUB de F. Kehrhahn ,
o., San jose 15, &c venden dos Eelo'
ies de orc Cada uamana. La Ultima sema-
M obtuvo uno la stfiorita Ana Maria Le'
vol de San juan, uoci0 n6maro IS.
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sR NECEsITA una taqufgrafa que
maneje perfection Ia m6quinR de escri-
biz CON pr&CtiCa aufcients = buenas refs-
rsnCias y espeCi6cAndo el Aueldo que de-
sea. DirijirSe & 8. C. en- "La Correspon'
dencia''. g.. ".
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-13

En- ''Ia Correspondence de Puerto
RiCo', Allen 8l, hay de vsnta reCiboa e.
IonaEios para Cobro de Rlguilersu de Caaas,
aanEas GA mst6lico , CON iirmas deCla re-.
clones Do nACimishto, dafunCi6n y oartifCa'
ni6n mGdfnn. 3.