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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-06-12
Copper bottomed wash boilers SO
cents each at the Racket store.

Copper bottomed wash boilers SO
cents each at the Racket store.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will have a Market day at the Broad
way grocery on Saturday afternoon
June Is.
For Sale-Single Comb Rhode Is
land Red Eggs. sl.OO for Is for June
and July. Frank Bolton, Denison.
Iowa. 24-4t
Pastor Kienle of the German Meth
odist church now has his son. who
has been going to college at Charles
City. home for rths summer
Bartcher Bros. have just received a
bale of the new 10 wire seamless tap
estry Brussels rugs which they sell at
1900. Other tapestry rugs at SIS. 90
and $1,000. Call and see them.
Mr.. Pat Heffernan of Doland. S.
D. made Denison a business visit on
Wednesday. Mr.. Heffernan tells us
he and his family enjoy their new
home in South Dakota, but miss their
| old friends in Iowa.
Miss Grace Schlumberger has taken
the place of her sister as bookkeeper
at the Schlumberger Pharmacy. Miss
Anna has found that she can obtain
instruction in chemistry at Des
Moines and has begun student work
there.
P. j. Eggers made sale of fine
Percheron stallion to Ed. Sacchau OF
Adair. Iowa. 1t was Bismark, the
handsome brown coming three years
old. Mr.. Eggers does an extensive
business in buying and selling breed
ing horses.
Miss Belle Marshall returned from
Mason City on Monday where she has
been teaching in the kindergarten fol
the past year. She was reelected
there but will accept similar work at
Des Moines. Her friends here are
glad to welcome her back for the
summer.
Mrs. Solomon and two children
her mother Mrs. Edens and her niece
Edna Schnoor will spend part of tn,
summer at Amherst Neb. They start
ed on Tuesday morning accompanied
by John Schnoor. Before his return
John will attend meeting of the
Nebraska undertakers convention hello
at Omaha.
| Rev. Bryce of the Presbyterian
church went east on Monday evening
for an absence of ten days. He will
visit indianapolis and other points ir
that locality. His pulpit on next
Sunday is filled in the morning by
Rev. Barber who speaks on behalf OF
the anti-saloon league. Rev. Bryce il
a fine gentleman and most popular
with our people.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-06-12

Denison will not have Fourth of
July celebration.
Reach Base Ball goods. fine line
at the Racket store.
Mr.. Jack Mitchell of Perry visited
in Denison last week.
Mrs. Farrell was business visitor
at Boone. the first of the week.
T. ]. Garrison was among those to
take run to Chicago this week.
Mrs. o. M. Criswell is i'll this
week. suffering from throat trouble.
Marguerite Haugh and Elsie Nc
Andrews visited in Vail last week.
Mr.. Cushman and son Herbert and
Bert Lyman were in Omaha on Tues
day.
Mrs. F. Dozark from jackson town
ship was shopping at the county seat
on Saturday.
Miss Ella Kruger of Schleswip
was an over Sunday visitor at the
Misses Lally.
Attorney Sims of the we'll known
law firm went to Chicago on bust
ness. Monday evening.
Miss Beatrice Kirkup who has just
closed a. years highly successful school
teaching, returns home this week.
Harvey Cook who lives on the Rog.
ers farm south of town has been up
in Minnesota on land inspection
trip.
Come now. let US furnish your
rooms for you. We have the goods,
will make you prices. Call at Salo.
mons.
Leon Cassaday has heard Of the
land prospects up in Canada and is in
the Kings dominion this week tt
see for himself.
Carl Richardson is accompanied
home from Iowa City by his room
mate Francis Valger whose home is
at Leon. Decateur county.
Mr.. Bryce went Monday night te
Indianapolis. Ind. to remain two
week. He may spend few days with
Mrs. Bryce in Danville. KY.
Mrs. Emma Rollinston Giffith, TO,
many years one Of our popular high
school teachers is expected for visit
in Denison the last of the month.
George Brodersen and wife anc
their friend Miss Ella Frederlcksor
from Schleswig were visiting with
Mr.. b. Brodersen one day last week
Mr.. n. w. Masterson of Upton Z
brother of Mrs. Bamford stopped of
here last week to meet his son Roy
and accompanied him west for his
health.
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Sheriff T. R. Meehan went to West
Side on business Monday.

Sheriff T. R. Meehan went to West
Side on business Monday.
w. A. McHenry and Miss Abbie
were in Omaha on Monday.
Jap-a-lac finish wears like iron.
Get can Bartcher Bros.
Ladies belts in black and white. 10
cents and up at the Racket store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schouten. of Dow
City were shopping in Denison Friday.
Mr.. Geo. Fullick visited over Sun
day with his sister Mrs. R. A. Ro-
mans.
Miss Edna Raine will return from
her college work in Indianola the last
of the week.
Rev. Stull has returned from Sac
City. where he spoke on Sunday be-
fore the college there.
Mrs. Ellen Stone of Kiron has been
visiting with Mrs. Richard johnson
the latter part of last week.
Mr.. and Mr.. Aug. Schultz left fol
Chicago Monday night where they
will spend a couple of months.
Mrs. Hunter who has been visit.
ing her daughter Mrs. D. W. Nc.
Ahren returned home Tuesday morn.
ing.
Marred places and scratches disap-
pear under the magic touch of Jap-a-
lac. Try it to-day. Bartcher Bros.
sell it..
R. L. Hill has just received q
monument from Aberdeen. Scotland.
1t is very fine and many are taking
a look at it.
Prof. Fellows leaves the last of the
week for Iowa City where he expects
to attend the Normal session of the
summer school.
Miss Erma Naeve goes to Chicago
the last of the week to visit her sis
ter Miss Marie Naeve who will return
home with her.
Omer McWilliams Of Charter Oak
j left Denison Monday night for Morri.
son where he will spend the sum-
mer with his grand parents.
Prof. Roberts leaves for Kansas
the last of the week. Mr.. Roberts
will teach in number of normals
in that state, during the summer.
A real dead-black or Flemish
finish. is secured by the use of Dead
Black Jap a-lac. on picture frames.
fireplace fronts, andirons. gas fix.
lures, plate racks. etc. Bartcher
Bros. will sell you a can.
DR.. Coon started today for vaca-
tion trip of two weeks up in Min
nesota. He accompanied Miss Igoe
who has been under his care for some
months to Rochester. Mimi. where
she will have an operation. The Doc
tor plans to visit Pine City where
Bert Slocumb and wife late of Dow
City are conducting summer resort
on the lake near by. and to have a
true vacation time.
Mrs. Allie Ainsworth and Miss
Ldyia Belle Kuehnle are at Iowa City
this week attending the commence.
ment exercise. Mr.. Kuehnle after
spending Sunday at Newton where he
delivered the memorial day address
for the knights of Pythias order also
went to Iowa City. The commence.
ment time always means an ingather.
ing of the Alumni. Of which Mr.
Kuehnle is quite prominent.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-06-12

Hand saws. IL cents each at the
Racket store.
Edna Schultz has been visiting her
sister at Fort Dodge.
A fine lot Of ribbon special this
week at the Racket store.
Mrs. Kastner of Schleswig was
shopping in Denison recently.
Mr.. Otto Patterson's mother has
been visiting him this week.
Mrs. Rainfall Of Des Moines is
visiting her sister Mrs. S. j. Wood
ruff.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pepper have
been at Schleswig visiting for a few
days.
Arthur Beard has been in Denison
to visit his sisters Misses Clara and
Mary Beard.
Mrs. Pangborn Of Carroll visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Norman few
days recently.
Miss Bertha Kelly has gone to
Grand Island. Neb.. to visit her sis
ter tbs summer.
Rev. Arthur Pratt was in Carroll
one day last week officiating the flu
neral of Mr.. Waltless.
Miss Thompson one of our city
teachers returned from trip to
Cedar Rapids Friday last.
Miss Mamie Nicholson left Friday
morning for two weeks visit with
friends in Grand Junction.
Carl Moenk has gone to Omaha
where he has received position in
Benefits department store.
You ought to have new sweeper
for that new carpet and rug. The
Bissell Sweeper at Salomon's.
Mrs. George Rae and her daughter
Mrs. Brumaull were visiting in Deni-
son the latter part of last week.
Mr.. H. Jahde of schleswig was
among the out of town customers of
our merchants one day last week.
miss Isabelle Campbell has re-
turned to her home in Council Bluffs
but she will return again next sea-
son.
Miss Rose Marie Clarke returned
home Saturday morning from Cedar
Falls where she has been attending
school.
Mrs. Jane McCord has returned
from Indian Territory where she spent
the winter with her daughter Mrs.
Rob't Grason.
Miss Francis Dunck who has been
attending college here went to her
home at Carroll on Saturday to spend
her vacation.
The latest hearing edvice. human
telephone. with which the deaf can
hear whisper, Shaerer. Optician.
Manning. Iowa.
Miss Minnie Craft went to West
Side Saturday morning to visit before
going to Dunlap to spend the sum-
mer with her uncle.
Ray Randall is home from Iowa
City where he has been attending the
university and will spend his vaca-
ton with his is parents.
Miss Jennie Duncan of Kenwood
has been in this city the past few
weeks taking treatment for rheuma-
tism and is slowly improving. which
her friends will be anxious to hear.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-06-12
FOR SHINE WHITE EMBROIDERED PARAsoLs.

In Paraso this will be white an especially
large stock of WHITE PARSOLS has brought here to meet
with the expected large demand This large stock
in the various qualities shown this and the prices
extremely moderate Prices upward from 81 EACH
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-06-12

LADIES' CRAVANET7ES for rainy day and general utility
coats The coats feature Of merit and hand
appearances when The styles
made in such thorough wokank that they
shape and always their best Our stock represents
styles and we'll assorted that purchase easily
satisfactorily effected The prices please.
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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-07
Bad Men In the Storage.

1t is generally believed that the enor-
nous immigration for the past few
months has been due to the new law
raising the tax. No doubt people who
intended to come here took advantage
Of the grace allowed to save couple
of dollars. But the result of the in
crease of tax is yet to be shown. 1t Is
hoped that it may shut out some unde-
sirable grades of people-that Is, the
nonearning members of very poor fam
lilies. There is in every immigrant
throng a good percentage of thrifty
people who have means to help them
selves with. But it does not follow
that only the honest well to do will be
able to meet the increase in the head
tax.
Not only will the criminal element be
ready to put up extra money for the
privilege Of landing, but they may be
very glad to do so, as they are often
refugees from the law or trying to es-
cape lue vengeance VI NlClIluS lheS
have outraged in the old country. A
few dollars are nothing to runaway If
they are to keep him out of the tolls, es
peclally when he expects to find easy
money here for a man with an easy
conscience. Increase of tax will help
some, but it will not do the sitting of
the bad from the good. Authorities re-
ceiving immigrants and communities
which welcome them must be as alert
as ever to round up the bad men from
the steerage.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-07
Missouri's Farm Name Law.

Missouri has a new law under which
the owner Of a farm in that state may
on payment of 81 in the county court
register an exclusive name for his land.
The idea is not simply poetical or orna-
mental for the name in the course of
business may become a valuable trade
mark, says the Utica Press. Exclusive
names are regarded assets of value in
mercantile and manufacturing indus
tries, and there is no reason why the
farmer should not have whatever adj
vantage there may be in a name that
will identify his products in the mar
ket.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-07

1t is reported that the smoke nui-
sance is in fair way to become dis
PEELED in the English pottery towns by
the introduction of Mond gas in the
firing of ovens. A recent successful
trial of the gas was made at Hanley
before a number of pottery manufac-
turers. 1t is claimed that a tempera-
ture Of 2475 degrees T. can be pro-
duced by the gas, which is said to be
safer and more economical than in
present methods of firing ovens, and
in addition is smokeless.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-07

Summer resort hotels and amusement
palaces" seem to be about as light
and airy as the spirit of their patrons.
They make excellent food for flames.
a fire once under way rarely ceases
until it has finished all there is to feed
upon The stay at homes may not
have so much fun, but nine times out
Of ten they have more comforts and
;un fewer risks.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-07

Caleb Powers of Kentucky is certain
ly getting a run for his money in the
way of trials. He has been convicted
three times for alleged completely in
the assassination of Governor William
Goebel, has spent seven and one-half
years in prison and is now facing his
fourth trial.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-07
A ProaressIve Farmers Stunt.

Milas Overcast, a young and pro-
gressive farmer Of Rowan county, N.
c., has discovered a way TO keep from
being exposed to the suns burning
rays while blowing, says n Charlotte
(N. O. correspondent OF the Atlanta
Journal Passersby recently saw Mr..
Overcast hard at work blowing with
an umbrella strapped to his back.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-07

Lieutenant Ulysses S. Grant Sd by
acting as military aid to the president
has won the heart of the daughter of
the secretary of state. peace hath
her victories no less renowned than
war"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-07

A nude wild man subsisting on, grass
and blaekberrles has been captured
and incarcerated near ST Louis. Is
this a blow at the La Toilette vegeta-
rian presidential boom?
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-07
THE NEW F|L|P|NOS,
Changes That Are Taking Place
In the Philippines.
ADOPTING EUROPEAN DRESS.

Even Lowest Glass Beginning to Wear
Hats and Shoes on Sunday-Nati
Eating New Foods and Handling New
Toos-Have Money to Spend.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-09-07

TOLE'S is the Original HOT BLAST
~ Stove and a large shipment of all
sizes of this popular make has just been
received. We will be pleased to show
them to you.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-04
De SOCIElAp.

Pillar PazqueS. .-EatS On San Juan Ia
enCantadoFa for del eden de GuaYama
peTmRneCeTa squf algunos dfau para d.
cha de los que hsysn de contsmplaE Ia
linda nifis de gTaeis gantilszs suma.
RestGbIecGd0 -LD asta de Is dolenciB d
Ia retuvo en- CANA Rigunos diaB en- 50 resi-
dencia del ''VsFBalles'' Ia diBtipguida Bs'
Nstividad Landr6n, viadR de SksrTet
y 10 cslebFamoB muCho.
QGe neejOre.-El moniaimo "beb6" de
los digtinguidoB eBpoaos Sksrret.Nad cd.
"a epfsBmo Runque no de cuidado De.
seamoB pronto Testablecimiento 81 enfer'
mito,
En- San Juan.-Est6 en- la ciudad en-
donde pasara unos dfsB, el juez de Cayey
Lcdo. Manuel Ginorio. LIE RcompRfia gu
dintinguids aefiora deseamoB los esti'
msbles c6nyuges las mas gVataB impreaio'
deB en- lR ciudsd
CarmeLitG MGTcs.-HR Fegresado au
Eesidencis en- 81 "VersalIsl" Ia hermoaa
triguefis y encsntsdoEa damita Carmen
Marco, que paH6 unos diaH en- TrujilIo.
Bonita fiesta. qued6 ano.
che Ia jaTRnR en- 81 Casino Ia ConCurren'
cia fu6 de 10 mas hsFmoao que en- aqua.
Hos aRlones Huele Teunirsa. Ell Eamilleta
de damaa que llenaron la smplis HRls,
pEeAt6ndoIe sin igual encsnto de 50 graft
simR pressnCia fu6 verdadeFsmeNte her
moso estuvo tornado por las lindisimas
damitaB Isabel EspeTanzR Bosch, Came
lin Pura Schirs, Ramona 5sndoz, Pillar
Vazqusz, que paG6 lijeFa como nm bEilIan
To meteoro por el salon bail6ndo solo una
danzs, SuFo, Monserrat, CsFmelits Mon
Sits FeEreF, Amsdo Rojo, Asensio, Camu.
mas, Sunchits Lopez, Fernandez, Puiol,
NadRl, Provits Canet la elsgantfsima
for del eden ponceno, 8 IrmR FinIRy. En-
tire otras sefioTaa eatsban las De Schira,
Motts de RRmeTY, Ergui, MonBeErat,
Bosch, CamufisB y Rojo.
La fiesta teTmin6 las IL 80 Begura'
mente que dejar6 gratiaimoe reauerdos on
muehog de loB concurrenteg.
La orquestR verdadeFamante admirable
digna del mas entuEiasta aplauso
PersOnGIeS. -Hs sEtado en ehta Ciudsd
81 senior Enrique Rsmery, de Ponce, que
Eegreaa hoy & Hu reBidencia en- RquelIa
ciudad. Que 80 Fepitan les visitas del
busn amigo.
Don Angel BarasOrda @. Cabrera,
de lR Jnventud comercio ponoefi0 Bs en-
cuentran en- sata ciudad desds aver. Bisn
vsnidoa,
SEMPER.
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D0seubrImIOntos On Persia.

Ed curioso que 90 hayan deucubierto
Dos residencias funeraleB, hechas especial
mente para que en- elias quedsr6n Loo
cRdavereB dc algunos mobiles de Ia nexta
dinaatfs perBa, que existi6 en- 6pocRs tan
resiradas como el siglo tTeintR dos antsE
de la Era CEiatiana.
En- una de eataa reAidencias Dc puede
yer IN fresco, representandO al noble
muerto, jugando sjsdrez con un amigo.
Sc Saba que 81 ajedrez era un juego
antigo pero nunca 30 sospech6 que pudiers
tener LOS 50 uigloB de exiItencia que ahoTa
re le deben daF, cusndo menoB, como re
sultado de la inveatigaciones que TsBefa.
mos brsvemente.
Ell professor Lepniuu asignabR & eatal
c6maraB BagVadas, cerca de 20 siglos dc
vida, pero los t!timos dsscubrimientol
han rectifcsdo Ia cronologfs, resultando
Ia Cifra oorregids tai como Ia hemoH dado:
cincusnts , dos sigloE.
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ANUNCIO.


oDepartamentO del interior, Bureau de
O6ras PdbIicas. Ofeina del Superin
tendents.
San Juan, P. R., Octubre %, 1907.
PTopoBicionss en- pliegoB cerrados para
la adjudication en- pdblica subaBta de Ia
construction de los estribos pilaB de
mampoateTfs para. 81 puenta de "Caguan"
emplszRdo Bobre 81 Rio GEsnde de Loiza,
Carretera Caguas. .Humacao, % admitir6n
On estR ofieina haBta las 10 A. NJ, Nov.
s, 1907, en- que 30 abrir6n pdbliCamente.
El presupuesto apToximado de la obFa
es de $11, ,76O 90.
No Be conBideFaT6n pF0poaieioneg de
perH0nas que no hRyan tenido pT6ctica en-
esta clase de trabajoH = que no possan me-
dioa auxiliaHeB Aufcientes para Ia ejecu-
ci6n de LES obraa
TodoB los datos neceBaFioB Be dar6n en-
eata oGeina, donde se encusntran de mani.
feato los doCumentos que han de Yegir en-
lR contFatR, , podTkn los licitadoEeB reco.
ger los modelos de propoHiCiones que han
deSpreEentar.
Sa TemitiHkn Los icitadoKes copias del
pliego de condolences y azulss dc los pla.
nos mediante un dep6sito de VENTS dollars
($2O), cuya cantidad Ber6 reintegrada &
los licitadoTeB q devoIysr & eats oficina
diChos pianos pliego dc condolences.
La administraci6n sa reaaFva sl daEecho
de rechszRE cualquiera todau las propo.
sicioneu, y de RdjudiCar la subauta baio
otraa condolences que lsI de pFeOio sOla.
meDte.
Por orden del Comisionado del Interior,
=. J .Ji0o6nes supt de ObraB P6blicaa.
14v a.
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El Paris Bnz,r Ontrl en- eanpifil.

Gusntss seda sbiertoH , csrradoB en- Ia
mufieca, de los colorss mas & la moda
81 so eI par. Mitones de seds, al mismo
pFecio GuanteS mitonea de hilo Calsdou
y lisoH varios precioH.
Mitones de algod6n deEde 25 centavoB
par. TodoE llegsn al codo.
Guanteu de ssda blancos y negros cor
toU. Mitones de hilo para nifiaB de 10 4
IA afioa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-04
Ngauos pga!das d se!ares.

Peticiones de oompra de sOIares para
ID construction de cssaH de viYienda on
'Miramar" han Bido hechaH en- eBtos dias &
los directories de la empresa duens de
aqusl lugar y de los ciento y pico de aque.
lloa que quedaban pOr vendeF, quedan IL
miisd.
ConocidaB persoDss de esta ciudad de
8 is' s seguirdn ltvantando ALI sua CaEag
de vivienda y en- brevs quedsFs tOdo aqusl
uitio lls1N IA elegantau moFadas
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HOTEL cLTALuNA.g

Establecido, en- la magnifca
casa de Belabal, con vista a Ia
bahia, magnifcas y frescas ha-
bitaciones, mesa comfortable, pre-
clos m6dicos, Sc admiten abo-
nados.
Tanca ndmero. 2.
San Juan Puerto Rico.
80 VS..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-04
Los motines Contindan.

Vadvoock Noviembre 4IIan oourd otne entrs ema
@ ha aG9adO domtra6a Dc pEote os g
perta li h infOmadO gbnO
deben dicamte esptu
srvio fde
ros BmetdOB pnsdade1 recbsn
puntua para
% poib
fanciOnaros
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-04
FranCia Y ell Sultan.

TangaE NOvemre Ell Sultan AbduAziz hkase condolences
debita phuenca
Muey
FranCia h
pinado
gohiernO
smpr6ato
ueo del nero Francia pTongar
tempo intervention mpeHo poa
ntena de manRndr6 agike6n.
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xtpRS /

ave $50 puDncanos cOmunlCsdoa Sin Csc
'Nan pagadOs pOT adslantAdo.
Uada a9Ia palaDFaB 30 Ou0ntaR poP una IL.
asa y u llRea vala dies oOntAVos.
sla 80 !napoa que yOagal con e0RHni0ad0S
Las aaEtaEta A0 o. G9RtOaSam.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-04
SHRNCI0 ESPEgTAI DE- GABLES
La Dsmocracia" y La Correspondence"
UNID6S
EThamDre en- Ia India.

Londre Depachos que
pusS aados
muchss adquea De exaordnao
E Sequ ha do mas pOongad dsDde 1896
luchan
afiiva iuad6n En los dHttoB terrible
usqufa diezma 81 ganado
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PagandO por medic de cheques.

Novmbre
notabmente
tai FerroCRr
obfgad los doE medic
haca todO comiO
raCCon de 25 sstui
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A farm opposite contiguos weth the Gen.
trail High Rosd, consisting Of fifty acres Of
land, Of first and second class pasture;
with stone and wood two-story house; but.
chsr stall and grocery store; 20 yards
Sta bic; ccfse plantation, and Quarry
producing from $12 TO $15 day.
Also 9 capital in Oxen and Carts
amounting to 81 500, which are likewise
for sale.
This property is situated in Rio Piedras,
jurisdiction of Csguas.
For information apply to Mr.. Ramon
PiheiTo, of Rio Pisdrss Is Y. 3
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-EL 'NUEVO CAFE dc los espo.
nos Morgan, Fortalega 21, AOABA DE
RECIBIR IN completO gurtido de lo1 me
ioreI dulcss. Elegantes Cartuchos propiOs
psrR rsgaloH. HeladOu, EefreacoE, frUtaz
u natural , TODD ouanto Eegala 81 paladaF
mas dsliosdo sa enCuentrR allf primoToRa.
msnt0 uSrvido. Caf6 con leoha Choco.
IRte, desds Las Hieta dc la maHRna Las
az de Ia nochs. FamoEo chocolRte BA
KER muv scEeditado On TODD 81 mundo.
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Sc VtHDE,

Una fnncs Compuests de Cincuenta
cnprdss de teTTeno paste de Ira. y p. Ola'
ne frents Z la CREreteFR central. Tiene CO
sa de msmposteria MADEIRA, dc alto.
puesto da carnicerfs estsblecimiento de
pusperia, cuadra de cs ballos de 20 varsp
CafetaieF, osutera que produce 10
pesos diaries uu cspital de 81. 500 en- bue
yeu y carretss que tambi6n 30 venden. Es
ii fnca etts situada en- Rio Piedras colin.
dando con Cdguas. InfoEmaFS en- Rio
Piedrss don Ramon PifieiFo. 15V. a.
FOR SALE
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Sc ALQUILAN habitaciOnea para
guardian mueblel, J nm miradoE pequefo,
para CaballeEo solo. Crtuto 10 altos, in
formaE6n. 10 va,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-04

EN- "La CorTsapondsncia do Puerto
Rice, AIlsn 64, hay de venta EoOiboB TO-
I0narios para oobro de alquilsroE dc CaHau,
RRnsRs On met6liCO , con fEmRG, dOOla "a
oionaa do nRcimionto, dofunCi6n CoFtiRca.
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