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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-26


lin delightful manner yesterday af-
ternoon by Mrs w. L.. Warner, of
East Church street. The roll call
4 responses were Things am Go
ing to Do When l Get Time" Mrs.
Burns Barker. read paper on the
subject, Household Service and Per-
soDal Dignity" and Mrs. Martha
ant Problem in Colonial Days.
Woman--iHer Ways, Worries, Wants
and Wisdom" was the subject of a
paper by Mrs. f. ID. McKinniss
At the conclusion OF the program
each member presented her favorite
dish to the club with samples and the
recipe for the same.
The guests on this occasion were
Mrs. C. j. Warner, of Medina Mrs.
IL. H, Towel, of Topeka; Mrs. Giles
Porter Of Fairfield, Illinois: Mrs
IA. j. Harris, of New York City;
Miss Jessie NIasden. of Piqua, and
Miss Sadie Hume
Mrs. Burns Barker Of North State
street, Will next entertain the club.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Prender-
lgast have issued invitations for a
ball to be given Wednesday evening,
December 4, in the Huber hall.
| Mrs. Joseph r. Matthews, of Mt.
Vernon avenue, entertained at bridge
yesterday afternoon in a very de-
llightful manner. In the bridge con-
TESTS, Mrs. Frederick T.. CUTLERY
won first honors. After the cards
had been laid aside, an excellently
lappointed dinner was served by the
hostess. The interior of the Mat
, lthews home was decorated in taste.
full manner with roses and carna.
tlons. The company numbered thir'
ty-two ladies.
Members of the Prospect I. q. o.
#. lodge and friends numbering fif
ty, perpetrated pieasnt surprise OF
Mr. lie Dunbar Monday evening a
his home four miles southwest o.
Prospect. The occasion was the
twenty-eighth birthday anniversary
1 of Mr.. Dunbar.
The members of the party met a
the lodge rooIms and enjoyed an oil
fashioned hay ride to the home o
their unsuspecting victim. The sur
prise was complete. The early hour!
of the evening were whiled ava,
in various parlor games. An elegan
supper was served at ten o'clock
which added to the pleasure of thu
occasion
X AT her pleasant home In Prospect
| Mrs. r. A. Wilson entertained &
number OF friends Monday evening
In honor of her sister Mrs. A. w
Killer, of Columbus. The. evening wa!
spent socially. Dainty refreshments
were served by the hostess. Those
1present besides the hostess and gues
Iof honor were Mrs A. Shuey, Mrs
II. W. Wolfley, Mrs. II. W. Hum
phreys, Mrs. J. j. Halliday. Mrs
VI, w. Freeman and Mrs. b. w,
iMcNeill,
j In honor of the nineteenth birthday
Ianniversary of their son, Cloice Gil.
iette. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Y. Gillette, ol
2 miles south of Waldo entertained a
company OF about forty friends at q
masquerade social Monday evening
THE evening was pleasantly passed al
music, games and various interesting
social diversions. Light Refreshments
were served and the affair proved an
event OF much ssocial consequence.
Miss Ruby Penry. of Delaware, was
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-26
BATTLE WITH A MAD
y HOG NAY RESULT FATALLY

Stepbenville, o., Nov 26.--John
Worder was fatally shot by his
son, Samuel, who came to his faith
er's rescue in q battle with a
maddened hog he was trying to
slaughter. "'N
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-26
THREE MORE BANKERS
SLATED FOR ARREST

New York, Nov. 26.-rhe grand
jury was handed UP a present
ment in the jenkins Trust company
case OF Brooklyn containing three
names of men indicted which will
be made public until the men are
arrested. t,omw
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-26
OLEO MANUFACTURERS
GET HEAVY SENTENCES

Cleveland,s o.. Nov.s. 26.-t'rank
and Henry Hartman, brothers who
have an extensive Illegal oleo es-
tablishment in their big Woodland
avenue residence, We're tined today
81 900 each and sentenced to six
months in the workhouse.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-26
BRYAN's FRIEND WILL
OPPOSE TOM TAGGART

Indianapolis. Ind, Nov. 26.-John
w. Kern, Bryan's closest friend in
indiana, win oppose Taggart Tor
the position as National commit
teeman. u
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-26
NEW YORK PRODUCE

New fork, NOV. 26 .-lButter-Re-
celpts 7l7O packages; fancy fair de-
and. Creamery, extra 2S; state dairy
tubs finest, q.
lEggs--Receipts 1872 packages:
choice fair demand. Nearby fancy,
40 q so; mixed fancy, 3S a 40.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-26
SHOWERS OF ASHES
FALL OVER ALASKA

I Mona, Alaska, Nov. 26.- Showers
of volcanic ashes are falling
throughout the territory. The ori-
ein. is not fixed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-26

FOR RENT-Store room 2i2 North
Main street with modern improve
Commercial with gas for heating
and lighting. Inquire of NJ II.
K'"rcs.....er, 25o North Main st.
11-23-Gt
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Sooee Votes

Officers were elected at a regular
meeting of, the Pythian Sisters. held
Monday evening at their hall on
East Church street. Following is q
list of the officers:
Mrs. Gertrude Baker, most excel
lent chief Mrs. Martha Green, past
chief; Mrs. Lizzie Bland excellent
senior; Mrs, Bertha Court, excellent
junior; Mrs. Josephine Uncapher,
mistress of finance; Mrs. Alice Eib-
ling, protector; Mrs. Emma Gull,
manager; Mrs. Genevieve Reiff, out
er guard
Mrs. Bertha Court was chosen del
egate to the annual district meeting
to be held at Bucyrus next Tuesday.
The new officers will be installed
the first meeting in January.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-26

OR SALE--A small gas range in
good condition. Call at this office
or 500 Il. Church street. Tele-
phone 1494. If
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-26

FOR SALE-10 room house at june
tion South Main and Walnut street.
City water, gas and sanitary sewer.
Lot 66xl60 feet. Address Mrs. b.
j. Camp. r. +. D., No. !, Della
ware, Ohio. l0-22lmopd
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Peoples Transfer
{ Storage CO.
Phones 155 .-;-sst


Uncle Eben. H NHs
;, some men keeps talkin' SO much
Dout DER hahd luck" said Uncle
Eben' dat dey sort o gives people de
notion dat dey's gittin' nearly as much
entertainment out of It as other folks
gifts out O. good luck"
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FOB SALK

FOR SALE-A grocery doing a good
business. Can lease room for one
year or longer. viii take small
property on exchange. Addres S,
care Mirror
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Try ADMrRN. corFpr.

Turner's for good things to eat.
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FOR LENT

FOR RENT-Strictly modern house,
also one six and one seven room
house in desirable location. In
quire of j W. Jacoby, Phone No.
142. ll-22-ts
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-26

Sosnowski Rebekah Lodge will
meet In regular session tonight. An
Iimportant meeting will result and all
members especially the members Of
the degree team are requested to
be present. A class will be initiated
after which a social session will be
|enjoyed.
The Lady Maccabees will hold an
important. meeting in the lodge halls
lat l:SO o'clock Wednesday after
noon. A large attendance is desired
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-26

Try the Mirror Want Column.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-26
Problems Conserving Wealth.

|. "S"" NONCeTHTHu WeaIIH.
its easy to understand why so few
or us have money, Those who know
how to make it don't know how TO
Keep it. and those who can keep it
can't get it, and that's the only reason
why they can't keep It.
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HELP WANTED

school by an exper-
fenced male teacher. Address
Teacher, care of Mirror office.
11-26-2S-30pd
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-09-14
Mr. D0l'.'S:R' VISION
He Sees Millions of Profits In
huckIeberries.
PLANS A TRIP TO PARIS.

SITGH9G EHSCS OF WISH OF french
Count With a New Recipe For the
Manufacture of Wine-Happy Dreams
In Black Bottle.
copyright, 1907 by Homer Sprague.1
There was a beaming, balmy smile
on Mr.. Bowser's face as he came home
from the Office the other evening, and
as Mrs. BOwser met him at the door
he put his arm around her and called
her "old girl' and said he had been
thinking OF her all the afternoon. Be-
fore sitting down to dinner he insisted
on stroking her hair and holding her
hand, and all through the meal he
spoke in her praise and plainly told
her that he didn't hold her responsible
for the size of the gas bills. Now and
then he would burst into laughter and
slap his leg and ask what she was go
ing to do when they reached Paris and
if she thought she would enjoy seeing
the room in the Tower of London
where Louis XVI. was beheaded.
Mrs. Bowser could not make him out,
but she knew that he had news of
some kind to communicate and that he
would get around to it after the meal.
She was right. He kept it to himself
until he had his cigar alight, and then,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-09-14
How He Got the Idea.

"MaD
eyes, dearest; what is it?'
"Did you get my baby sister at the
grocery"
"Of course not. What ever put such
an idea in your headY'
''It says on the grocer's wagon, Fam
lilies supplied Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-09-14

! 1STARTED LIFE AS POOh MAN, D1DN IL!
after a brief absence upstairs, he stood
before her with a benign look on his
face and said:
+cMrs. Bowser, you are a good wOm-
ana mighty good woman"
sYesT'
"You deserve all you are going to
get. When think of how happy you
will be it makes me rejoice"
But what am going to get?" she
asked.
"And your mother-she is a good
woman, mighty good woman. She
is my mother-iR-law, but / think just
as much OF her as If she were my own
dear mother The good old soul, but
I'd like TO hug her. l will make her
one of the happiest women in the
world, and she shall bless the day
married her daughter"
But what lis all this mystery about?
What has happened during the day?"
"MyStery-ha, ha, ha! No mystery
about it, dear. We are simply about
to become millionaires ten times over.
We may Lot own the whole earth in
have the title deeds to a good share
of it. Do you think 100000 a year
sufficient pin money for you? If you
don't, just say SO. 1 am not the man
to stint my wife On pin money. Scuse
me minute, will your
He passed into the library and was
gone a minute and a half and then
reappeared licking his lips. Mrs. Bow
ser shifted the air and detected an
aroma, but couldn't exactly define it.
Mr.. BCwser's smile was now both pa
ternaI and benignant, and, sitting
down with a chuckle, he said:
'FYoU are dying to hear all about it,
and won't keep you in suspense. l
started life as a poor man, didn't II"
eyes"
when we got back from our bridal
tour l had only 70 cents left-only 70.
You began to worry as to how we
should get along, but told you to
trust in me. l knew myself. l knew
that a man with brains who was a
natural financier could not be kept
down. We haven't had TO go to the
poorhouse, have we?"
mo, indeed"
"Poorhouse-ha, Ia, ha! Bowser, the
financier, in the poorhouse! Hasn't
every scheme 1 have taken hold Of
proved a glorious success? Hasn't
every plan worked out as expectedT'
Mrs. BOwser thought of the hundred
and one schemes he had originated
and made a failure Of, but it was no
time to furnish a list of them. She
wanted to hear what his latest was.
He again asked to be excused and
lodged out into the hall for a couple
of minutes. She thought she heard
gurgling in his direction, but was not
sure. When he returned he said:
You know what the huckleberry is,
of course?'
ayes"
'And you have heard of logwoodY'
Certainly"
''And alcoholic"
"Of course"
"Wel, those are the three things
that are going to make us rich. When
I left the house this morning I had no
more idea Of what was in store for me
than you have Of flying across the At
lantic When I reached the Office
found a gentleman named Dubois
waiting for me lie was Il count be-
fore the French republic. He was not
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-09-14
The Exception 70 the Pile.

Teacher ~ The trunk is the middle
part Of the body.
Freddie-Say, ma'am, you ought 10
go to the circus and see the elephant
Harper's Weekly.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-09-14
What Next?

She (sighing)-Oh, for the wings of
the lark!
He-These women are never content.
Now her motor doesn't satisfy her
Fliegende glatter.
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Sc estan desyerbandO touas la
GALES de CataiO.
En- alguRas 50 haGe Impossible 0I lrdnsIto CulndO
IIueVO.
(De nusstrO oOrrespOnsaEl.

Agosto 31.-En el mes que fnaliza hoy,
han ocurrido en- este pueblo, 1S nacimien-
tos, defunciones.
-Siguen muy animadav, aunque POGO
concurFidas, las funcioneB que viens dan
do on este poblado, Ia compsnfa dram6tiea
Justiz.
Para esta noche presents an seleoto
programa.
-Ests noche debuta en- este pueblo el
cinamat6grafo Puerto Rico, el cual dado
81 vRriado , selecto ndmero de vistas con
que cuenta, no dudamos tendr& una mag
mica acogida.
-Dado el desyerbo gensral que Sc vie.
ne efsctuando en- el pobIado las GALES de
este presentan I'm sgrsdable aspecto; pero
es de depiOrar que dsdaB tRmbi6n las pc
simRs condolences de algunaa de sus GALES,
sea sumRmente impossible 81 transito en-
los dias lluviosos.
Llamamog Ia stenci6n sobrs 6sto al al
calde senior DaviIa.
Ell pr6ximo lunes daran cOlnienzo lol
trabajos de construction de este pueblo.
-Tambi6n debutar6 esta nocEe el acre
ditado "Circo Pabell6n", eI cual cuentl
con personal competente. Daar6 una fan
ci6n benefcio de los trahsjos de cons
trucci6n de Ia plazs. Leauguramos III
fauato exito.
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La temperature infIuyendo en- la aC
tiVidad humana.

Enrique de Varigny explics, que Ia
temperature tians gran infuencia en- Ia
actividad y emotividad humsna.
Ha hecho experimentos repetidos que
le permiten RBegurar que el bar6metro
tieue gran infuencia On las accioneg; mas
f6cilmenta Be delinque cuando domino un
regimen de bajas presiones que ii Ia pre-.
sion es alta.
La Influenza del higr6metro eB tambi6n
evidente: Ia gsnte est6 mas tTanquila en-
los dias hdmedos y lluviosos. Desde enc
70 JUNO hay aumento continue de delin-
cuencia; de julio enero disminuci6n: la
mfnima esta en- la estaci6n frfa, la maxi
ma corresponds los grRndes caloTes.
Los meses fffos son de repnBo, perfodos
de deficit en- las diverBaB actividades bue
mas malas Salvo en las intermediates,
en- Ia mortaIidad y en- Ia embrisguez, hay
deficit In invierno.
A medids que avanzR el curse del aflo,
TODD 81 grupo de actividades que parecfsn
extinguidaB en- invierno, ae despieEtan y
llegsn Bu spogso en- el periodic mas calu.
EoHo.
PodTfanse citar csBos para probRr Ia
inffuencia psfquicR del tempo. Sc Babe,
por ejemplo, que en- 81 Banco de IugIate-
IRA hay ciertss cuentas en- las cusleu no SO
trabaja jamSS cuando 81 tempo es dema.
AiRdo malo: los errores que BeEia ficil co
meter tendrfsn haEta impo1tsncia.
Los emplesdoB Be dediCan durante el
NAL tempo trabsjos menoB delicados.
Igual observation Be ha hecho en- los gran
deS BRncos de Nsw York y SO Bigue el
mismo sistema.
La literature abunda en- eiemplos del
mismo orden y en- muchas obraB Be leen
p6rrsfos en- los cuaIes el autor dice los
efecton que en- 81 produce Ia tsmperstura
me piento mss creyente eu un dfa dc
SOL" dice lord Byron; Walt Whitman,
81 inspirado poetR norteameEicano, hR eB
crito: "Adoro 81 sol resplandeciente ,
BilencioBo."
Shakespeare, por 10 contrario, era hello.
fobo y pensaba eutando en- 10 cisrto segd1
ae ve-que Ell ardor del SOL encendfa Ial
malaB pasioneG.
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COLOCACIONES,

Pueden obtenerla una joven s genora
que conozca dibNjo y una joven que liable
ingIeB, entienda algo de labores de ira.
bajoB de ofcina. Di1ijirge The Porto
Rico Drawn Work and Embroidery Co
Tetuan IA, San Juan. l5v.n
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Muerte del actor Richard Mansfield.

London sepiembrs Ri
considerable
popuaa Ina
Hbia extraodina
ebrs Cuenn
andR4 pues au fu6 eminentemente bohemio
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-02
In buOa GompatrIotl.

Sc encuentra en- San Juan el senior
Abelsrdo Julia Rivera, de Utuado, padre
del joven avsntsjado eBcritor gefior
r. julia Marin.
El sefioE julia eS uno de aquellos anti
guos puertorriquenoB, que aiempre militia.
ron en- las filaB liberales y que por BuB
ideas y nor Bu psfs no omitieTon iamSB
nipg6n g6nero de sacEifcios.
MuchaB gRtisfacCiones deHeamon en- esta
oiudad al vieio noble compatriota.
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Ia TIsndItl.
L1NEA FERREA DEL OEsTE

Itinorario. dc Bayam0n Capt.
lta Rimultano oamOntO.
Dias aborablo-M afiana 9, 7.O5, . 20
8. IS 11.00. TRrde 12.16, las, Sis. 4.B6, 6s45
Dias sstivoS.-Mariana G, 7.06, $50, s.46
, 11.00 Tards 1915, 1.B0, $50, $50. 4.sO
As y $50.
BlllOSes baratos para dias fostivoF. De
Uatafio Bayam6n, ida y Vuslta ~ slass
90.26 2R slRs0 SOLE. De Bayar06R OaSaflo
YVUSa&a IL alaa0 80-16, 81 OlaEs SO-1O.
Billeto 0EdiRariO do Capital Catalo on
elAas q seR1avos.
Bayans6D. 10 dc sapEi0nabrs 40 1905
RAERdm WaIGGa.
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VAbEI Sl PHSU EN- GRO.

COnnerga Ell mecanismO en- 6uem estnda.
Norman. ont, EnerO Is de 1890.
W. II. CoMsToCK. Morristown, NY
EstiInada Sr.:-Sus PildoFas de Raiz Indiana del D.
Morse e organsmo meor regulator Que puede
la hLnauidad. vida es como un Teioi; fragil
deleados mecanisu1os una panu gneante de
cuerpo Sc adhere la mas pequena de sus
rucdas sua el resultadO?-Prmero solainenre una
peqQena derencia pereepble nero deese abaItonada
Hsl Que Ia obstruction Ia rreguaridad va
heiendose grnda hasa que que pudo aeilments
al e;npezar 2orrese neeesaria ent6uees abad
cuidado para arregarlo Asf Ia constitution humana-
I'm Pequeno desarregio abandona creee Sc aumena
npercepbeinente al prucpiO despues rapidez
cue que pudo principle cortar ruz huy
POGO trabaju vIelye casi fatal Para evitar
sejo todu e que purlfquen organsmo tculan
las PiidoFae de Morse asi vigOry yitadad
S.S.S.
a. F. HATWELI.
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La mas sangrienta bataIIa.

septmbre hs las inmedone
del
rrbs
quedando
campo omeria cuhierto ambaB
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-02
ExtranierOs huyendO.

T6nga sepembre os ezrsnos Residences abusImen F huyen
bdeB
Cmpn a TeH Muchos de e ezeros han eg aver ss
as Los dcos aneFO han Fu1adO abandonar udad
da
pegO de 6sIo mas ddo las repet
deTaa las
F6 sin poc gene endo 6rbO de odO Oca
grent Io extrsneroA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-02
SBRVTCI0 ESPHCIAL DE- Cables
La Democracia ' La Correspondence
UNIDAS
Muerte de un arzObispo.

Boston, uepHembre arzObipO Williams
era uu pado viuosfmo
todo los cus ouou aqueo
del abspo Williams
pompa E fnado popular ciudad
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-02

-EN Ell CLUB de F. Kehrhahn =
Co., San jose is, He venden don relo
jea de orc Cada ssmana. La Ultima sema-
M obtuvo uno la Hefiorira Andrea Diaz de
eAta CRnital. nnnin ntimarn h8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-02
JED scNUFVO OAFEu AZ Ia ean

Ell 'tNUEVO CAFE dc los espo.
ao1 Morgan, FOrtaleza 21, ACADIA DE
RECIBIR IN complete surtido de loB me-
joreI duloes. Elegantes Cartuchos propios
para regalOs. HalsdoE, refrescOE, frutaH
al natural y todo Cuanto regals 81 paladar
mas dolicadO 20 encuentra alli primoroEa.
monte Esrvido. Cafe con leChe y ChoCO-
late, desde las Biete do Ia mafana & Iaa
IL dc In noCha FRmoso chocolate BA'
KER muy acreditsdo en- todo 81 mundo.
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OPORTUNDAD PARA EsTUDIAHTEsEN LOSE. U.

Mrs. O.ivet, 1888 w. North Ave, Bal.
timore, Md admits nifos y ni1sB que
haysn de cursRr estudiou como aIumnos
externoB Atenci6n familiar esmersds,
vigilando los estudios. Hsbitsci6n y
buens mesa $50 90 por mes, pagaderoa
poF trimeBtres adelantadoB. A solicitud.
90 les espera en- New York & Ia llegade
del vapoE. References en- Puerto Rico:
don Jose A. Meuendez, MaysgIsz,
qulen ha tenido un hiIo en- eBta casa.
Is Y. d.
En- sBts imprsnta % vsnde papal dc
pOri6dioo viaio 200 Loo &c kilou (sg qs.Ssa-
tsLl
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Sc compran ABANICOs ANTI
GUOS aunque no eBt6u en- buen egtado.
COllares antiques de OOraI prendaH anti,
guas.
Dirljase 4 P. j. B. CriSto San Juan
70 a 8 caIIe Aurora, Ponce. p.
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JOSE MENDIN.-Vende al detail y
al por mayor cal viva y apagada. Grava
y arena dulcs y ofrece LanchRH de 10
10 toneladaa para tranBporte de soda Clase
dc caTga. Para informes, Playa de loa
Ladrillos, San Juan. gov.
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g01easo RSVez para
a2lfQs, eStaDlBetl6
3Gso elp1an americana
due patio ocinAn Las me
torres fam tlias Go Puer
70 Rice s
Juegos - ha5ita-
6aOnes cue coInpren.
zen desdo 81 sencillO
a. sala, dOrmttoTi0 v
banjo, nasta el m8s ex-
tanso de sala, . DOR
DatOriCs y banjo.
AdAptase especial
R9nt6 para fanniEaa
RumerOsas y para Ia
Rii&G Oorta6.
C0oin&& &la espa6olA.
gerviC.0 esDA0Ol =
aglSs.
NJ Hotsl mas Sresoo
@ EueVA York
OOnSsene Ec6a ol0ss
De adslapt0s RaGsR.
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8sEsooi6n pSr 0abIss
NEAREA
MBW HoRR.
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I'm aFl1cuIO sse nerttO sc venle bten.
Boracho.r Rarbor. A. s, rnero 10 de ls9e
" H CONSrOCK. Morrstown, y. Y.
Aprp,nahle Sr.:--fista ~ pare certifcar que
con,rrrlunta lie PAtru;e, imslnyend0
cI..ses lie F1dofa Que vendo PiidSfaS de Ra
ltd'ana de: Or Morse loe de todss la iNtas-
ysl'A - = = -'4-'s'' SIS
Y !. NlCHtI SON
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-02

En- "La Correspondence de Puerto
Rico', Allen 81, hay de venta Fecibos e.
lonRrios para Oobro de alquileres de csaaG,
6AnxaH On met6lico con frmaa, decla n.
cionaN Dc nECimiontO, defunoi6n , Cartifca
ci6n m6diOA. D.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-02
El saava.Gunraia del viaiero.A

.ARaQg0'tdls Pond. ". s. EnerO q ie I6s1s
w. H COMSToCK MorrstoWn, N. Y.
B[uy Sr. mo --Por muchos amos he sido IN acerrima
pardaro de Pildoras de Rsz Indiana del Dr. Morse
por1ue ciega la qne tengo elias, sino po
Ia para mi han hceho acreedoras pof Is
expereucia que he teNidO oporunad de sufr sohre
vaIor merito. Mis- ocupacUnes one paso Ihcho
tempo fnea de nj eonsiderara equi
paje oomp!spo liegaEan far las PildOFaS del D.
sss
M R. McINNIa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-02

UNA CALEsA.-Co -Completamente nue.
va 80 vende. Precio muy barato. Iufor'
maran San Francisco, AZ altos 8 vs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-02
lNnIclDnR GENERAL

CoNSEIo A LAS MADkEs.-Ei jarabe calnsnte de
h Sva Winsow debe ussse sempre que los ninos estan
On odo de la denticion. Proporcona avio immediate
q Pequeno paciene produce seho natural tranquio
olivia el dolor e angelic desperta muy vvo alegre
ks muy agfadable al PaadaF, cana al nno abanda sus
eneas, aviA aus dolores haee faces las fncones del
estomago Tegua los intestnos. Es el meior renedio
eonoeido para darrea va povenga esa de la dentci6n
Dc sualquera oa causa 1dngase mucho cudado en- ped
q Jaraba Galante De "A SennS Winslow; Is 81 neoa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-02

VENTA DE GANADO Y ARREN.
DAMIENTO DE FINCA.-He admitan
propoSiciones para Ia ventA de unas 100
Cabezas de ganado el arrendamiento de
una 6ncR de 260 cuerdaH al lado de Rio.
PiedraS con vegas de malojillo y cercados
para ganado y casa vivisnda de mampoB
tsrfa y MADEIRA. Para informes diriiirse
& don Jose Hernandez Usera don
Conrado Hernandez, San Juan, Puerto
Rico. Is v. a.