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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-08-14
Novel Effect in Landscape oardenIno

Novel Eject IN Landscape Gardening.
Il shall Introduce this year" said a
landscape gardener to reporter OF the
Philadelphia Bulletin. "two novelties
on the grounds Of a Newport million.
aire. q dOral clock and revolving
flower bed. The clock Is to be a circle
twenty feet In diameter. The face viii
be- OF grass. The hands win be OF
white carnations. The numbers win be
red roses, pansies heliotropes, and 50
on. This clock win work electrically.
aud Of course the mechanism will be
concealed. WIN II keep good timer Oh.
the best | made an experimental one
last week that only varies eighteen
seconds day. The revolving beds
VIII be feature OF sunken garden.
There will be four OF them, each
twelve feet square. and they win re-.
volve electrically Mt revolution min,
ute. These novelties win be the tlrss
motion pieces ever introduced into
American landscape gardening
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-08-14
Asaa De Wei On Ps.tur..

Hogs running ia woods lot In which
there Is considerable growth Of grass
aud an abundant supply of water win
make as much growth as II fed on half
to two-thirSis ratlons In Pen 0e small
lot. Where they can RIOT freely they
seem 10 mud a-plenty Of vera varied
food All during summer there are
many grubs and worms. besides the
grass ana grass roots. that they ike.
They do better on = pasture. part In
grass. clover or rape. with access to
woods, than ON any OF them alone.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-08-14
Cattle Ticks.


The eradication Of cattle ticks Is
believed to be possible IL all suggested
precautions are taken. Cattle and
premises may be freed from ticks by
hand picking the cattle and destroying
the ticks, after which the cattle may be
thoroughly creased. Infested cattle
should be examined every other. day,
attention being given to the inside and
back portion Of the thighs, where the
ticks are liable to be most numerous.
For greaslng the cattle crude oil Is rec
commended or cottonseed oil, Ash oil
or lard. Where a farmer owns but q
few head 0f cattle, the cattle may be
picketed on tick free pasture and occa-
sionally moved. taking care to avoid
these localities for nine months there.
after.-Department Of Agriculture.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-08-14
Rraakina IN Hard Ran.

When land Ia plOwed to the sans
depth every year the tramplsng OF the
horses and the action Of the pillow form
q hardpan layer Immediately below the
furrOw slice. When occasionally the
land Il plowed a little deeper this
hardpan Is broken up 50 that the roots
Of the crops more readily penetrate the
soil. When a layer Of this hardpan
b formed the water accumulates In the
surface soil to the detriment Of the
aaR.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-08-14
PAPER BASEBALL BATS NEXT
White Hickory and Ash Getting Too
Expensive, Says a Salesman.

Expensive, Says a Salesman.
''The home runs OF future baseball
games win be knocked out with paper
bats" Joseph Taggart, baseball bat
salesman, said to reporter OF the
Kansas City Star at the Hotel Balti.
more the other night.
white hickory and ash from which
ball butts are now manufactured are
getting scarce, and the process OF sea.
soning the wood Is long and tedious. II
requires three years to season the
white hickory and ash The wood can.
not be kiln dried, so that with the
long process and the scarcity OF tim.
bers bats are getting higher In price
every year, hut the corner lot sluEger
must have cheap bat and that Is
what the manufacturers are trying e
make OF paper"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-08-14
Care Of IN. Meadow,

g. N. Clarh. the banner hay crop
grower, says:
Never dig bitches to al with rocks
IN a grass Geld.
Never underdraIn your grass field un.
I'll you find 1t necessary.
Never pasture or make n roadbed OF
your grass field or let animals stand.
stamp or otherwise kin the grass roots,
Timothy and redtOp seed sown on an
old tlsld win not renew the land.
Never use coarse manure on grass
Geld after seeding.
Never undertake to steal anything
from the soil
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-08-14
Notice.

by mutual agreement the firm of
LAtta 4 Hatch have dissolved partner.
ship. A. l.. Hatch retiring aud Bert
n. Latta continues the business as
summing all obligations OF the llrp
Dated Aug. Is, 1907.
Sigued.
A. l.. HATCH
BERT N. LATrA
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-08-14
Notice.

The business and accounts of the
stole will be settled and paid at the
office of M. D. Wright l03 Second
street.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-08-14
Llneoln olft to an Iowa University.

Ltnecia ottt TO an iowa University.
Mrs. Robert T. lincoln. according to
dispatch from Mount Pleasant. Ia.
has presented to Iowa Wesleyan uni
versity the mansion OF her late father
TO be used az the home Of the prsHt,
dent.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-08-14

Fancy Packed Apples Sell Well.
A New Jersey farmer has discovered
that Il pays 10 grow fruit for the fancy
trade, His apples are Baldwins and
Kings carefully selected and packed In
boxes lined with corrugated paper and
then witt Rue inside OF that The
apples a ed to bring out the
beauty ing and then plac-
% IN hree layers deep.
eighty box.
nelons near
tna n last sea
bugs are
In any
p place
- much
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-08-14
Classified Advertisements

Engine for SEle-Three horse power steam en-
CINE at low prce, Lal at the Press office.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-08-14

PLACARDS, Furnished rooms for sale, no
minors allowed, hotel laws aud other cards sold
at the Press oiiice.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-08-14

FOR sALE at = bargain, house boat of !
rooms, nicely furnished. Complete In every de
tail. Occur d Alene Boat House.
Evening journal., 1907-02-08

instead Of him. She would never have
remained on the stage so long, and Il
they had listened to me she would not.
It resulted in her name being falsely
connected with two others beside that
blackguard. Poor girl, she was poison
ed when she. was Is S-4 years old.
Nothing for Miss Nesbit.
Remember that II die my property
10 all to go to my wife. but in the event
OF her death must not go to her rela-
tives. Her wretched mother must moi
receive anything ! would provide for
her brother. however Poor girl, II !
die she may not live to be 2l."
The next letter read to the jury was
dated November IS. 1908, and was also
addressed to Mr.. Longfellow. 1t said
in part:
please send some one to inquire at
2O2 or 204 or perhaps 206, West Forty
sixth street n Miss -- Is there. On
whore a letter or phone message can
reach her. / slept ga hours on the
train. which is record since She came
home. My responsibility is gone and
I know she can thank me for any faith
human or divine she has. Everything
that she had lost is like a glass Ol
water in a river. I am overstrained
you SEE"
At this point adjournment was tsker
until morning.
Evening journal., 1907-02-08

broidering nights and sang in a church
choir. He husband was graduated in
1856. Besides doing the housework.
she frequently assisted him at minor
surgical operations. acting as nurse,
and was introduced as such.
Two years and a half ago, continues
the affidavit. Miss r." began coming
TO see the physician professionally, and
Ia the spring Of 1906 the physician per-
suaded her and her family to come to
Southold, L. T., where the Sturmdorfs
had a summer cottage. Mrs. Sturm-
dorf says she finally demonstrated with
her husband. and ne told her that she
should not worry about the matter. as
his attentions to Miss r." were only
fatherly. II was only a short time
after this that the plaintiff saw her
husband and Miss r." exchanging
notes. and when the latter left South.
old to return to the city the physician
became very much depressed.
on the return Of the physician ana
his wife to their city home Miss r."
again began her visits to him. and then
he used to kiss her on her arrival and
departure from the house One day.
according to the affidavit. Mrs. Sturm-
dorf went to her husbands office VIII e.
he was writing a note. Looking up
and seeing it was his wife, DR.. Sturm-
dorf tore up the note and thew il in
the waste basket Mrs. Sturmdorf
picked Il out and pasted It together
and this Is what Il said:
II am alone in my office after a
busy and tiresome day. ! am very.
very sad, and my longing for you az
/ this moment is almost unbearable.
wonder what you are doing and think
ing. II seems I must speak TO you.
tif only few words on paper. How
often during my unhappy existence
have Wondered" Here the letter
stops, on his entrance Of his wife into
the room.
The plaintiff says she asked "Miss
r." to promise not to entice her hus-
band from her. This Miss r.
promised. but she did not keep her
word.
The affidavit says the plaintiff be-
came desperate ana determined 20
shoot herself, but her courage failed,
and then she says. my husband. IN
stead OF trying 10 dissuade me from
taking this step. took his hat and ran
out OF the house" The afhdavit alst
lpninSiff again attempted TO commit
4 suicide by taking an overdose or NOR
phine, but a physician was called in
time and her life saved.
DR.. Sturmdorf makes a general de-
/ NAL Of the charges. and declares his
wife is jealous without CAUSE
Evening journal., 1907-02-08
SUES PHYSICIAN
FOR SEPARATION
Mrs. Arnold strumdorf Says Husband
When Prosperous Devoted Himself
70 Miss RI

NEW YORK, Feb. $40 Mrs. Regina
sturmdorf $500 alimony a month and
$500 counsel fees. pending the trial OF
her action for a separation from her
husband, Or. Arnold Sturmdorf Of No.
81 West Seventy street, were
granted by Judge Leventrltt in Su-
preme Court.
Miss r." said 10 be a public school
teacher. Is a cause OF the action. and
the plaintiffs affidavit tells the strug-
giles Of herself and husband In their
early married life. and how finally the
physician rose to aftnence and then
met Miss r."
The couple were married on March
~ 1SS2. I The defendant VAS then srn
enuy clerk NJ $1,000 a--year II he
ing his ambition 10 study medicine
Mrs. Sturmdorf encouraged him. and
he finally entered the College Of Ply
sicians and Surgeons. She took In
boarders. gave music lessons, aid EN-
Evening journal., 1907-02-08
MEDICAL REFEREES
IN TITLED DIVORCE
Doctors Are to Pass on Baron sehro.
ter's Suit to Annul Marriage to
RoYal BeautY.

NEW YORK, Feb. s-The law being
unable, without the aid Of science, to
judge the contention between Baroa
George A. Schroter and his wife,
formerly tiso Countess De Riny, three
eminent physicians are to sit in judg-
ment. and upon their verdict as to both
parties 20 the suit will the annulnient
OF the marriage rest. The baron asks
for an annulment, while the Countess
petitions for a separation with ali
mony.
Baron George A. Schroter Is a min
ing engineer OF Denver. representing
the Venture Corporation. of ,Lsndon
which purchased the famous Stratton's
independence mine of Cripple Greek
He is a lbrother-in-law of Colonel Alex
ander S. Bacon. who is his attorney IN
his suit for snnulment.
The Countess is an acknowledged
Evening journal., 1907-02-08

beauty, is Of the royal blood OF Greece
and in her carly womanhood was sent
to st. Petersburg as the Most beauti-.
fm woman in the Hellenic Kingdom
She was one OF the waiting women TO
the Queen Of Greece, and met the
wealthy French Count De Rilly at a
court ball in Athens IN 1895. Later
they came into America and she sued
the Count for divorce in Chicago. 2
While travelling in Mexico last sum-
mer she met the Baron. and after a
brief courship and within a fortnight
OF obtaining her divorce she married
the Baron.
Five weeks put an end to their bliss.
Then the husband demanded an an
nulment OF the marriage and the wife.
through James w. Osborns her counsel.
brought a counter suit for a legal sep
aration on the ground Of desertion.
Evening journal., 1907-02-08
Reeovera Revolver.

Police Captain Kane has recovered
the valuable revolver los by him while
responding to a fire alarm yesterday,
the weapon being returned last even
ing by a man who found it IN the
snow
Evening journal., 1907-02-08
Entertained Class.

Miss Bessie Palmer gave her Sum
day school class from st. Andrews
Church a delightful reception last even
ing at her home. No. 1908 Market street.
Games, music and a dainty cocllation
rounded out a delightful evening.
Evening journal., 1907-02-08
roo LArg EoR CLASSIFICATION

/ WANTED-'rwo male attendants be-
tween Is and IS years OF age Apply in
person. VIM. II. Hanckers Farnhursb Del.
fS-1t
Evening journal., 1907-02-08
Appointed a Carrier.

Postmaster Conrad To-day appointed
Thomas II. Donaldson substitute let.
ter carrier the appointment dating
from February 1.
Evening journal., 1907-02-08
NE WIS
IN BRIEF
M. G. 7. u. Anniversary.

Members Of Hilles w. c. T. U. will
celebrate their fifteenth anniversary at
Mt. Salem NJ. +. Church Sunday even
ing An appropriate address will be
made by the Rev. +. f. Carpenter, pas
tor Of the church.
Evening journal., 1907-02-08
Hummel Gets Money.

''when did you see Mr. white agalnY'
"One nisht Mr. White came rushing
into my apartments at the hotel Navarro
Evening journal., 1907-02-08

M0ecasIns. l5o. HaN ial MaTlssl 81
Evening journal., 1907-02-08

YOUNG woMAN--One who understands
bookkeeping. for Office work; beginner
accepted. Apply. Employment DEPART
ment. Goldey College. fs-It
Evening journal., 1907-02-08
WHITE UNWILLING
TO GIVE UP EVELYN

,conunuea From FIRST rage,
Evening journal., 1907-02-08
fs-eodst

WANTED-RellabIe mlddle-aged WhItd
man to act as inside steward. Must give
reference Apply Clayton House. fs-tt
sTENoGRAPHER-Y woman %
take position in northern New Jersey,
with machinery company. Salary $50 q
month. This application was received by
us this morning and we desire to obtain
az raduate at once to take the position
Apply, Employment Department Goldey
College. fS-it d
Evening journal., 1907-02-08
PUBLIC SALE.

Having sold my farm / will sell at pub
lie SALE on the premises on the road lead
ing from Stanton TO Newark, one mile
from the former Friday, February p. 1907
Is cows. some fresh. others close SPRING
ers; one bull, five shoats, one brood SOW,
Is pair chickens. one perfection creator, 20
and 40-Quart milk cans; one farm wagens
1norse rake, binder potato and other
plows, one land roller, harrows, cultivat-
ors. harness and other articles not mefis
toned. Credit of six months will be given
IRWIN L. BALL
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La TUBERCULOSIS.
SlhT8mOs dssds Gualdo tsnsmos que Ii Ilanto s
pgtate.

La mueFte, mientFas mas Eazoneg tene-
mos para odisT Ia vida, va siendo mas y
mas odiada , mas mas temida.
Los actoa mas trascsndentales de los
hombreG, las investigscionea mas profun-
daH y lsboEiOsas de los ssbioB, las iniciati.
vas mas encomiadas de los gobernantes,
son aquellas que tienen como fin salvar
Ia vida de los hombres alejar hasta don.
de sea possible la idea de la muerte.
La Tuberculosis, uno de Hus esbirEos mas
feroceU, estS Siendo objeto de peTaecuciones
sin tregua nj piedsd
81 professor Roux del Institute Pssteur
hs becho pdblico el proceso para Bssgurar
dehnitivaments la pregencia de Ia tubercu.
loBis en el hombre los animales Ase-
guTa el ilustrado doctor que el professor
Vale ha Tealizado enHayos afortunados On
los animales
Consists dicho procego en- hacer una IL
gera inCiAi6n en- la piel, frot6udoIa despu6u
con una especis de estropsjo lienzo i'm
pregnado en- alguuaS gotss de Ia tubercu.
Inns de Koch, pToeedsnte de siembras tn.
bsTculosas. 81 ell paciente no tiene tuber.
culosiB Ia incisi6n BE cicatrizar6 Bola, sin
prcduoir perjuicio alguno, pero al por eI
contEario tiene tuberculosis, aunque Los
sfntomaG 90 10 justifquen, pronto la Incl.
sion 80 cubrir6 de una pequefia costra que
despu6S Sc CONVERTS en- una pdstuIa pare.
Cids Ia de Ia vacuna.
81 81 professor obtiene un medic cieltc
para disguosticsT Ia tuberculosis, Babre.
mos, al menoH, deEde cuando tenemoa que
iri lsndo 81 petate.
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El Cardinal Merry del Val no prssontara 81 a
alIsl6n.

81 Cardinal Merry del Val, secretario
de Estsdo del Vaticano, ha offecido 6lti.
mamente IN solemnfsimo bsnquete tOdoa
les cardenales residences On Roma al
Cuerpo Diplomktico acreditado ants Ia
Santa Sede.
Monsefor Merry del Val autoriz6 debi.
damente todos los peri6dicos pa1tidarioa
del Vsticano para que desnientan, termi.
nantemente, Ia noticia que algunos Cores
ponsales de Ia Prensa Extranjera han he
cho propalRr BobEe 81 futura dimisi6n. El
Cardenal Merry del Val, pues, no renun.
clara 50 importante puesto.
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ROOT VIsITARA A MEXICO.
Is lnultado por oI PrOsId0nte Dlaz porsonaImsnto.
EI notable sstadIsta americana aGOpta ID IN
VItael6n.

Washington, JUNO 2O.-El Embajador
de Ia vecina Rspdblica de Mexico, Excmo
HefioF don Enrique G. Creel, On eata capi-
tal, ha hecho entrega al Secretario de Es-
tado, Mr.. Elihu Root, de una CartR auto
grafa del Presidents Porfrio Diaz, en- la
que este le invita- visitar 80 paiB, como
hu6sped de Ia Eep6blica.
Mr.. Root hs aceptado Ia invitaci6n y
aegdn ha dsclarado, efactuaT6 dicha vista
4 Ia naci6n veCina 4 fines do este verano
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Grlndas Carrsras.

Miles miles de pesos De han cruzado
va para las pr6ximaa carEeras que habr&
81 4 de Julio dis grande para todou los
hombreS que aman "a libertad 81 gobier.
no del pueblo poF al pueblo.
Sc enalbolsT& uua bandera con Ia ms
cripci6n aiguienta: Camas doradas & pIazos
desde $50 q 5000 gran exposition de CO.
mas y m6quinas en- El Cislo. Perla fna
tTiurfar8 o..
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En- eI Congreso international.

La Julio 8Ru Aemania apn Francis proposition De 6a
hdades ediar formal
obndoe preparedness cones La &C
Aean
Hoenido con oda fnquez Mas Date aP6n los Eados Udo4
Fsna Aunque a aludido Preden sntado p6n
Rua ide hays unanmdad de ciio
aquel pedente Jap6n dspueSto recifcar
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-08

-El ron "Expoaici6n San Luis" do los
sefoTas A. Alvarez HermanoE Cd 81 meioT
mas 1nro de Bu olasa. Constsntas psdi.
dos qua acTeditan au bondad, Bon despa-
ehadop per sata casa en- On sstablecimiento
san Joa6 z. A.p.
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Rsysrts On ToaaIta al sallr Do On bnllo
e. naestr0 e0rre.ponsaL. }

Julio s En- el!bsrrio de Tr6lsgs en-
nm baiIe que alIf hsbta al salir de dicho
halle hubo una reyerta entire los individuos
Francisco Franco Eulogio Perez Rol6n.
La policfa enseguida que tuvo noticia de
10 ocurrido, se constituY6 en- 81 lugar del
Nuceso ' conduio & preasncia, del Hfior
] uez da paz. dichos individnos
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Gobierno incredible.

que h9ya NADIA cuanto dice del envf mas bcos de
Phco Se6ala
los Edos Un csra bases uenaa condolences cua sz6n fene1
hundios
% eOs con nmensa venta general Kuroki Estd
UndoB
buena amiaad de ambas potsnciaA
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GonsuItorio CIinico del doctor Jose Ordonez

Durane auenca Europa e susttura los trabajos
de medcna e doctor Quevedo Bae quen recyr avsos
uas Gousuoro que Ordohez ene estaecdo
ce de San Francisco ndmero 26 altos de la del
Amazan de q de la tarde la resdencia del doctor
Quevedo Baez, San Francisco 73 altos.
Tel6fono en ell Consultoro ndmero 835.
Auxar para los rabos del Conutorio eI Prccante don
Luis r. Cordova.
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SHBVIGI0 ESPHgIAb DE Cables
DE
la DemOCraCia" Y LA ConesD0ndenCia'
UMlIDas
RetirandO sus renunCias.
RetirandO sus renunCias..

Julio 8L gobiernO pesban aaryiO q Me
con gnee dc cap t6n Terando tales ranunch Con a motive g
cree las fn vCuts tminado La Eau-
c6n del gobsO cor q vus 81 Oonf De o mas graves que
ccnnovido las
tabes maquinad para prep9E s n L gus civil Leg sgs PFC
mayorfa dns bu1cando
clones pacfas o1
diS1iks vincolaE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-08

VENTA DE CASA.-Persona de posi-.
Ci6n puede sdquirir una casa en- Santurce,
reCi6n construida y con toda clase de co..
modidades. Eat6 situada en- Bitio centrico
y Bano de Ia carretera central, consta de
BeiB habitRcioneS, Bals, comedor adem6s
habita clones para el servicio; dos inodOrog,
magnifco bafo con lavabo de marmol etc.
Para nformes dirigirss 4 don ]. Pujasl
("Semper," en- esta redacci6n. is Y. q.
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Noticia que Sc Confirma.

Washington guerra
confa ifora el
ofdaes m6pes circular cada
fales gravedad buyen al
aida de
aponseg Rguen
local..
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BUEN NEeOcIQ.

Por tenerge que auseDtsF Bu duefo &c
traspags una casa de-comercio, bien acre
ditada , con negoCiO propio, situada en- Ia
calle Tetu6n. Para informes dirijirse al
apaTtsdo 367. 15v.
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--EL ''NUEVO CAFE de los espo-
Eos Morgan, FortalezR 21, ofreCe nm COM
pleto BurtidO de los mejorea dulCes cho-
Colstes. Heladoa, refresCoB, frutRB al ma.
turRl y todo cusnto Tsgale 81 paladar mas
dslicado 10 encuentra ALI primoroHRmente
Earvido. Cafe con leche , chocolate, ss
Cncuentra desde las uiets de Ia poshanR &
las IL de Ia nochs. AcabRn do Fecibir 81
famOso chocolate BAKER muy aCredita'
do an todo 81 mundo.
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PARA Ell CALOR!-sLa Villa de
Madrid acaba de reCibir las legitimaa ca
miSetas de Crepe de Saute, drill de hilC
ndmero 100, alpacaB iuglesas y 81 mas
gTande surtido de perfumeria franceaa
Rsi como casimires lijeros para Ia esta,
ci6n del calor.
En- nuestros almacenea, todos los diaH son
de moda, pues para 81 pdbIicO de gustc
1iempte DO vende bueno y barato. -Tel6fo
no 273. P. 0. Box 764-San Francisco
61.-Ean Juan p. r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-08

En- "Ia Corregpondencia de Puerto
Rico, Allen 64, hay de vanta recibOS ta-
lonaEios para Cobro dc alquilereS do CaHaa,
iRnxan On met&lico con drmas, decla ~.
clones do nAcimiento defunci6n y csrtifca-
ci6n u6dioa. n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-08

EN- Ell CLUB de F. Kehrhahn ,
Co., San Jose is, 90 venden dos relo'
jes do orc cada aemsna. La Ultima sema-
ma obtuvo uno la Befiora Ana Maria Le'
vol de San Juan, Bocio nGmero Is.
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PrGnsa sensational.

Nosya York Julio pe6dioo del nOvimisnto
@ oarcos de
eento Pop9a Pubn d01 i6d a mas exaerada information ofdO
ahmacone
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-08

-so Compran ABANICOs ANTI
GUOS Runque no esten an buen estado,
COllarsa antiques de coral = prendas anti
gUan.
birfjaus & p. ]. B. Tetu6n 40, San Juan
al calIe Aurora, Ponce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-08

AVISO.-La Compaffs Industrial de
Santurce (apsrtado 657) ofrece tablas de
Pine Inglea K ~ l 5 4 $28 milIar de
pies, tornado en- San Juan. 18v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-08

Sc VENDE. - Autom6vil pequefio,
"Nortsrn", $3.50, muy aprop6Aito para
uso de me1ioo. Sc dar6 pTueba al que
desee comprarlo. Para mas informeg di-
rigirss 81 agente Elias 2. Hodges, Apar-
tado 231, San Juan TELEGRAPH InHular.
Mualle EBpig6n. eva.